The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-24 00:00:00

;; • es• DEAfir • - • imr DUICS op Lim or • • •4 ! THE DUKE OF KENT:. . EPROM TUX • In ear 110001111/11 freai•tbat Part of the meaty tlf RR . lathe most heartfelt tweiviadelae h a lm dorm Seeress to this sky, we ere to heat of the R It sad prefouud traeleillit i M Y the people' 'rho is i casusse igate to the public the Misting ntelli-• &Ohms of Mayne**, whit* meted on the Itth instant, over witheet any obeys if a set' ibis,' estate • a that his Royal Highness the Doke of KENT = cog , assaults have escaped ebb principal atteau t es ,I•fr i mi this transitory life, to inherit, we of the Court. This lumpy regularity and thodontirete 10 crime , we are inclined to attribute to the "%send mien bore, an e t e rnal crown of glory. The loss of respectable of the vicinity; but, mustrions Personage will be severely lilt by abO l ve k a t l n i, e to re t s he vi ca co re ns a ta n n el i persoe Lt a e i ntion of dot „ r ig the nation who appreciate patriotism the Duke of Leinate g r. His iden a ce l be w i l ed al to preserve the peace of this pert of the country, asa ceetri keernience aa the highest virtues that am ample magisterial authority, but materially, erne know nature, or adorn the princely cha- also, by the the y pie employment he has R iven to the la ng!" bearing classes in the e xt ee ni ve insproveraents be it earri . ' Highness the Duke of •Ing Nat his native and noble seat at Cartes tsu that mom ir e gays lie.NT has not. s i r b l e nt be ttio gn a od re e s o b:e ael an i t e l fi f t l t i . spas l d i to work. But, beside* oily how greedy beloved for his many amiable -m;se i bat has also been equally admired for his bosns , to the destitute poo ln r g h t ae . eo in n a : l i s n t Ued usn ous, h ' i n . t 6 errup . t . acquirements. He has read much. and V I Z un boundedly, since his com i ng t o hi s est a t e s ; since his munificence bas been warm monied bv books. As a speaker, he has been ily nded by his meet amiable Duchess. On the town sio alied f l u his great propriety of diction and peasantry around them, they have bestowed clothsag„ ter ug n , d fir w ing, and t aline, in this and otb"r h eevere sea pospiguees amingenteut of subject. Nis voice was dos ,singly sonorous, and his articulation coy- sloe, the young Duke supplied provisions er li a l trto t asly isthb h i g h est d egree. In leas elevated to the destitute, and at the prices of w r i lztiful times, tte. • Am hinnerovis and labouring ns k of he would have had opportugities or was visited with fever, he opened an hospit t s i t i l e a tu t l 'en tis'o tees wa as an orator ; no speaker having ever been expellee, which he furnished with beddi n g, me di c i ne net attended to when addressing as assembly. azi ir o a t o l c ier necessaries, and provided it with medical Teets is a remarkable circumstance attending Such are a few of the most promineat blessings whielt oar resident gentry are capable of diffusing over th e ir, ,islelamented event. The Princess CusaLorra sod her offspring died at the same time. Royalty, "tt lt at is rY tO be hoped that such an example, coining down t w o iawe,was unhappily disconnected with his Royal from the highest rank , and from a young Nobleman adorned with every other virtue and good quality, may HO* Prince LLOPOLD. Now Isis sister is left become the object of the general imitation of his youth ful Dowager, with a Princess, therefore, in the course coteniporaries, who are ambitious of the honourable effete*, his Royal Highness may be, by sneers- title of the 'lava PATRIOT. ,pa, a guardian to a female Sovereign. Bs following letter was posted at the Mansion Hose et half-past twelve o'clock to-day • Whitehall; Jan. 24, I ti2o. mg t lons—lt Is With very great concern that I se quest year Lordship with the death of his Royal High les the Duke of KENTi which melancholy event *p rat so the 2211 instant, at Sidmontb, after a few days illass,ls the great grief of all the Royal Penile. slime to request your Lordship will give the direr tioesdUl on such occasions, fur the tolling of the great lidlsf St. Paul's Cathedral. " I have the honour to be, be. (Signed) .` SIDMOVTD. - • The Right Hon. the LORD MATOR:' The Pctsra Racrser attended Divine Service yester day at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace. Yesterday Divine Scowler was performed by the Her. Mr. lltomaceo, to the Rayal Household at Carlton- I lonse. „ . Tim La" en-taci l 44/11 had as *odium of the PRIM'S lICOVIT yesterday. Tertenlay the Earl of LoNsout visited the Patece REGENT at t arlten House. REFUGE FOR TIIR HOUSELESS. The Refuge for the Nouselees and heititete presented yesterday a spectacle alike cheering and edifying. This men having prepared the Dormitory for a Chapel, the Cheerls Screice was performed in it about noun, in a most impressive manner, by the Rev. Mr. Hatch. • behaviour of the whole congregation was orderly reverent: and after their attendance on Divine wo rations of bread and cheese were delivered out t• Molt men. After this meal they were permitted to walk M e, bit returned to Evening Service, *bleb was performed with the Same devoutness and attended with the Mot propriety of demeanour. The nthoiatin* Clergyman on this occasion was the Rev. Mr. Watkins, di bOndoa l stone. The number of destitute objects in the bongo' yesterday was very nearly 900; of whilst 140 were wm men and children, and 130 were sirk : and this day the whole may be expected to amount to 900. At this mul titude is too great, both for the accommodation of the house, and for the amount of the Funds, consistently with anv rational view to continued utility, the Com mittee, after examining the individual rases with exactness, will occopy themselves to-d the wtourhors, by seadlog swag seats et can with certainty be transferred to their This tiny being the Terns, the, Julies - titer; and opened corvsmilitosx rms4rßg. TT nisomosres ts tnittta. fonlpply the vacancy which 31i 4i O . \ secession has occasioned at this Ileatre, a new performer was oa &tardily evening introduced in one of that lady's prim eipal charactefs. The tragedy selected for this first at: tear was that of Isabella ; and we canndt help re marking, that u this is a piece, the *hole lotereat of Aids to centered in one character, and supported vildy by the exertions of the individual representing it, his, in our opinion, somewhat an unfartiurahle part fur is first exhibition of theatrical talent. Mrs. liaacmos the actress in question, has previously performed on the ilhegow and .Inieriran stages. This was sufficiently evident from her g eneral deportment, for it was totally diluted of that painful distrust and embarrassment which ittlie inseparable companion of a first effort on the stage. —We do not mean to flatter Mrs. 11. when we say. that thenal of the evening, upon the whole, redounded to her Credit. She displayed, in many stenes, a just and acearate conception of the character ; and we occasion. ally asitieed a gleam of finely displayed feeling, which enniaand us of the excellent actress whose loss she was attempting to remedy. This was chiefly manifested is , the last scene, where the return of Blom,. immediately i after her marria,t,•e with bee second husband, takes place. ! tiotw:thstans:ing, however, that we are upon the whoa &posed to view Mr 4. BEAUMONT is ith some favonr, and %bald oat usher considetahle eftrOUrstreffirot, still there i are many faiths in her performance whirls time and ale . ' , mien can alone remove. IV e particularly allude to a strange, itisagrerable tone of voice, which she is some times lush.. habit of introducing; and. to her peculiar proasseistion of the interjection " Oh !" which she drawlasut in a most tedious and disagreeable manner.— Attlins;:h Mrs. U. possesses no strikingly pre-eminent edvaatages of form or future, yet still her person is ';'fhcietttly good, and her face sufficiently expressive, to shield her i ■L --- Sbe experienced, upon her reception, that en -44141eat which a sritish audience is always disposed l ott to the first display of tiotried talent. Through ale the whole representation Ibis fav•urable disposition Nina to increase, and, in annul Instances, rose to a height which must bate Inge highly gratifying to Mrs. fiesonorir. pun the fall of the curtain. however..tbo eafeages of the audience appeared to be almost equally dici~bd;. and when sir. EGERTON came forward to an laaact Monday's representation, no one called fur a re petition of Isabella, and the everlasting Comedy of Errors WES given out in the usual manner. of Wise" Wettailw. monies. A Justice of Pence Court war held at Kelso oe Thursday, at which three persona were brought consis t. ou a complaint, at the instance of the Procurator-fiwal, for killing game. The defenders were all found guilty. and fined by 'h.; Justices in the statutory penalties. The weather has continued intensely since our last, and a good deal of snow has fallen. There is every appearasee of the fruit contiauing fait some time. /Se veral accidents hare occurred (rein the slippery state of the streets and footpaths: we would therefore strongly tirge Upon hotsekeepert the necessity of preventing eloldren making slides before their doors, and of strew ing ashes or sand in front of their dwellings. The ther mometer stood, in Carlisle, on Thursday morning kit, at eight o'clock. at t I—being it deg. below the (reeding paint. The great degree of cold has frosen the river Eden (gross. below the bridge. In consequence of the heavy snows on Stainmoor, the coaches have, during, this week, arrived in this city somewhat later Hiss usual; they would have been longer detaiued bat for the exertions of those employed iu clearing the roads.-- , - (Carlisle Journal.) EDINRUROIL—The weather shire our last has bees most severe and inclement. On Monday night the thee.' mometer was betwixt 10 and II degrees, being about $ degrees lower than on any former occasion thissesroa; anti the frost was so intense, that the great watesspipo at the reservoir, on the Castle-hill, was found to ho froten on Tuesday morning, a circumstance that his not occurred for thirty or forty years. Yesterday we hail again a heavy fall of snow from the north-oast. It maw menced very early in the morning, and costumed without intermission till the evening. The wind blew with some violence, and the d ri ft has been so excessive. that the roads are nearly all blocked up, and travelling is is a great measure retarded. The mails, which have hitherto ar rived regularly. were last night and this Dwain; peek beyond their usual time. The one frous Dautfries,whisk should bare arrived yesterday afternoon, did not, remit here till late in the evening, and the Glasgow (hail sit last night only came in about sic o'clock this morel The stage-coaches to the towns in the neighbour although they have additional horses, get to thek tinstion with great difficulty, from the depth of the snow in many places. We understand that it is very . deep between Portobello and Musselborgh. and Tranest. and fladaingten ; and that. at Corstorphine, on the Glasgow road, it is from eight to ten feet deep. The frost this morning is as keen as on any of the presediag dare of the week. ihasoowb—On Sunday afternoon we had envy ap pearance of open weather; shout five o'clock ere had high wilds from the soath-west. with some maw Obit 'boat nine the wind change d to the north-east, end the therynonseter gradually fell from 40 degrees to twelve. Timidity morning, in St. Andrew's sq eight o'clock, it 'toed at 11 degrees above 0, of de grees below the frersing point ; in souse situatious in ton - n it stood at between nine and tee degrees. In the city of Canterbury, the aggregate nom ben to whom relief has bests extended amisant to 1.4314 e'en. 1,835 women, and 3,361 rhildrene--in the total 6,625 parsons, whose wants base been supplied by tad qiuirtern loaves, and 1,243 bushels of coals. M CAIIROLL'S Office, No. 19, t'orritiol,, i s oily a b out one hundred _yards from the Bank, the fortunate holders , of the Two Prises 01 20,000/. Money, which will be (idol oa Saturday, the 214th instant, may irrassediaislN receive their Money, either ist Bank Notes or In liars cos bold. CARROLL'S I lifi4rit are remarkable for the sale of Capital Prize's. The last NAO. Alone,- Prise, said The lad Prise of 90,000► were both said at hie For tin' At 01Sccs, Ne. 19, Cornhin, andS, thlord-street. To those readers who ere disposed to admire the quintessence of theatrical criticism, we present the fol lowing delicious morceau, extracted from en obscure Sunday paper. We need not name the paper, since our milers wilt immediately recognise it, if they have ever bad an e2portunity of perusing' a journal, the columns of which are detoted to the purpose of extolling the *idols of its Editor. who, whatever may be his talent... mar, at least, lay claim to the most consummate awd 1146 allous vanity. This is indeed (to nee his own et linstrstl) making " Much ado abort Nothing" At CoTint-prien. a Miss IV/missy made bee delta* la the character of /toadied , in that drilled of the dill play* of naages ttttt ,• As Sass like in which, according to my Prot taste, there is very little to Hie I I Escourogett by tits favourable reception she experienced. she appeared out e nisisday in another character, els. Beatrice. in another dtsN eleady of SILIKISPItARZ!!! Meek ado abort Nothhig.' esti readers are acquaisted with the piece. end I ant that they will allow that TIMIS to MUM ado abaft L e iebil/Mr This is a comedy withoet hummer . without "'• aM Irltistint cootie sitnatioas or loeideot 4 , is "WU by Snatisrannlt :l : • ..::.i ..,, . : •.lifii • itt-mrELLIGENCE. - • • - SPORTIAr INTR LLIGENCI. F. Ilium, Jaw. f&;-96114 yestardaY Ilifiwililt tlih Asia; •' ..*- croak 'swum lawriNo, DM biliheratirai Ilie Ilbeirtiesdatil; MVO; aild Ciliaa. Ar- •' • •• - • titres, and =Rid /41'1k Mier, the i t redeeirht Oteilri ifgo li g a t ig • iti o 111"111PAY - year of Constitatiop &does •feOgs oath, h•ft; frees Smyssia, and Wellington,. Brew.; for t*ito. ; y es bursar, ge, of all ans . Ore pile and A • g r . Aldsd so-day, sad ailed far the Rivet, the Wittael! • • • • .. Ale it. 11. i k. . , HirSisadise L . 4 8 15 theilitillisd ...;.' ' I Tbdlnstoo, for Sr, Michael's. ':"Piarts,itorta - ,jlx: 23.—Aiii yid seabeds Hit Cale 'termite, - II 5 In Blr Jobs, bit Mee A 4 - - - &lb. Roberts, Rout Calcutta for London, out five ' home& .. . a 5 10' les '• . _..•.1.4 * 4 * .snots. ArtiVed Okay the Ails, Riblefefen, from the 1. Ilii . • - ` -.: is' . . onto MiseCtaat•• • ••• •• t r . Lido of • tbe WW2's, fur Bengal and China; Puget, Akers, trout I 'ale ' ' ' - I5 10 Avid .. 1, .4 • l .21.1.• .11.4 MI ' Oporto. and Pettittide, MM., from Itiii Janeiro, Out ;5 } . . : - - 71 14 / 1 " -- . '4 I. + ' TM*: Autityr slteima, 18" , days, with low of foremast, head, bulwarks and heats I 1 sourioV. irared away ; She leit at Rio his Majesty's skips Superb, 7%6.6 rdal ItNottribire States of 245 bath. kit IPVllll4ei e lfl • 4101 1ror, and Hyperion ; and the Dromedary store- ' Om. 1163 . 1 Inks , Set. It: belei C.htlei . o4 three quartets. •• *ip. Sailed tke Alexander, Carpenter, for LondOn; and ' 0 0 ", i,„, . t. by rerbdelli hilt K 2 11611; Isis:Plajesty's Chip Britten, ftlr St. Helena add the Osilands. by *shot male CIO. . ()curia, toy *altos • ik. tr. by r 3110.413011111 bp • • ..... • Kir John Pipato -'* .. . • DARTMOUTH, Jct. et—Arrived the Denis .. e snip •Charles, Poisitr, from Messina, for St. Petershargh, in Tie iFITSWILLIAU STARAS.-1 Blirldit111:1 of aelta:Z i .• ltilemailfwily damaged state, having been run foul of last i as mile G tlose-quartere.--Throu Acceptasises or MI S. ft. for 5-)r_ olds, ti-yr olds , sod aged, bonus; ate. gst ce M 24gilst by a vessel, who carried away her iii6wailts, ! gilempcheons, cotwater, injnred her stern, and did Other : Age. st. lb. , • Ago. st. lb. =Mile damage. Also arrived the 4/emitted, Beach. : Doctor flt•ntak aged 0 2 Lord Darlington's tom [Waterers, for London, in want of provisions; Magistrate Helena tilt: ......: 6 8 II Cambyses and some of her bulwarks carded' sway. • Loci** ...4.air:*: 6 9 111 Terrill' • - I 8 • Nisway.Jax.2o.—Tbe sloop Jeer, of Leith, Diamond. I Metlin. ....:.t.•..1 li A 10 Vorreolo •'.. •11 A 4 • • I 14 3 master, with flax and linen cloth, is on shore and much ' Reveller • ' • • 6 816 814---- -1118-81 winto* • ' • 6 810 Roush .••64 4 . a h 3 dangled. Cargo landing. Paulowiii,: `aged 8 8 Gaudy it": II 0 tt rignotsen, J AN. 21.—A brig was seen off Cape Corn- i redltmeethles . , ••1 5 6 8 Torebbelleirer.&... 4 8 9 wall eesterilas, about three miles from land ; she has .. Th az a a j r a t egle? .. ...., .. .".. : 1 4 , 8 3 loot moth masts, and the stern only appears above aster. Ranter - 6 8 8 Awful ... 6 8 I I Several boats have gone in search of lier. , Atonic:, • • A 8 a cottage 041 SB 0 t - • PLYMOLTII, J•N. 22.—Arrived yesterday the Henry 'litho II 9 5 Troth. ' ' 38 0 .. •.. . . 4 8 4 Williams, Worts, from Odessa, for Londur..—Arrired . i aMenlo . Ateeptances to be declared, &c. Lc, to-day the Hermes, Kermack, from l'ephalonia I Atm, ; _ Brace, from Dartmouth, for St. Kites ; therm, Pike, Too Rosvosistax fivoses.—A liandiesp of Atha each, b. ft. from I.isbon, for London, with loss of mai titop-niast ; ' oforrna-0)./Loera'•—but mile sad a " 16—Thret Abee P talicei . Unity, Mudge, (rein rigueira ; Vine, Webb, front An- . * .t. IS. et. lb. Kline s and Friendahnry, Clagliotne, from Quebec; the' Antonio . . • . 8 7 Hammel.* ... . . ..... 7 13 Sir Waltei 8 5 Galatea ... ...... .... I 13 Integrity, transport, for Chatham, was driven on shore Wrangler last night, on the rocks at Mount flattop, where she is tiaoctibox bilged, aril it is feared will be wrecked, unless the *ea- 1 Agricola • • 8 3 Biome • • • 7is , The Laird (bet moderates. I minos • 9 k Cardinal N'olsey PoLmocrn, JAN. 21.—.1frived the !Nike of York , ttrx -8 It Consul. • • • • 7IS packet, with mails from the Mediterranean, last from "met . Jenny Wren 1 111 0 Blueber • • IP 5 • (libralter iii 18 days; Diamond, Heckford, from Char!. , p t i„,', F i r , a 6 0 Dreadnought .. . • f S Von in 58 days; Venur, Bristoli, from Newfoundland ; ; Parka 6 9 0 Shadow ....... .....:. T it and Juno, Way, from Lisbon, in 13 days. The Noctoa "1"k Prlnce . . .1 0 Woodlark •..V V. packet for the Bratils, and the Queensberry packet for Arotitious to Is* deilartd, he - . he. New York, got undet weigh yesterday. but were obliged to come to anchor again. Besustants, J tx. 22.—the Sapplr, Lewes, Rosh Lllrtrpool, is loft at Alnittich, and it is feared an the erkir are drowned. BRISTOL, JAN. 23.—The William, Penn. feats Yoz i e r l 1.11, for ibis purr, was lost on the 21$ iestant es !Mink ground *; rretr sated. iLredortMeE, J tN. n.—The Pinson, fur Bristol, out intyd boned, yak driven on shore out the 20th instant on ilre Point of tbe rorelned. . itawsictii A.11.33.--Arrived the Castlereagh packet; iiiil Lotd Duncan ditto, With untils er Holland i Prin ces+ I:barium., Nelson, and Karl Leirester packets, with seek • mail from 11nolirgb; and 1 harlotte packet, with a mail from Outtenhurgh. This letter ways, the An- if 11111egRIF MYELIPIGENCE: —4O-- The ptomised " Memdin of Napoleon," 14 liiassel4 are at length in course of publication. The Poet whiehi in a few days, will appear first, contains his kffieseeTisf the eveatful Year 1613, particularly of gamy stains of the Battle of Waterloo hitherto onlintiwo. Thi. style accords with Hsi !Meade* Of id Author, and mode; 1 btite 'kedge* thergy int tOrmisave, eatisfactoty ilia,- nal evidence of the authenticity of the work. WI cake stand, however, that this MS: was entrusted * St. He ktis tb the can. of Mr. O'Meara; the Surges*, by whom the Hagfish tniuthiticia is . ring'. they Paste ere le Illereps, sad will hi pZMirhtd with alloostreeisell dispatch. It Is a feature or thi thus* worthy of notice ' that a Periodical Publication of entirely New Novels has been • commenced, with every prolpect Of success. The Serie* are to bear the general name of the " Circulating Li brary," a title very appropriate, because the Work is likely to (urns a prominent feature of all those establish ments ; and *lll, in due cline, as in fifteen or twenty rears, form by itself a most interesting Libraryt The Pint Volume consists Of a lively original Scottish Story; in the best style of modern Novels, easier the title of " tilenfell." It is an amusing satire co clad nish pride and jealousy; and is likely to rank, in lite rary estimation, with the best of ihe "'Pales of My Linidlottl." The Author, whoever he be, is undoubt- idly a Mad or tenius. The Second Volume of the S. ries, which hatibeen published simultaneously with the Brat, consists of a very elegant Translations f Madame - de tienlis' New Historical Romance of " Petrarch and Laura." The names of the Authoress, of the resessititi Hero, and of the Heroine, suffitiently recommend SW volume to every reader of taste and furling. The third Volume, when published, Is iatended.to Introdasi sow A Miter whs received by the Chairman of the speciniesis of modern Spanish genius, with which the committee on the Wool Business, iii this town, on , rest of giirope are at present uhacquainted„ but which Monday last, from Lord Liverpool, stating that his Ma- *ill prove that Spain is still able to sustain the literary jthsty's Ministers were of oyiniot, tha t ts i n s no case had barn aan n : ,tessd Lo character w whic pr h w it d a e r v rot e i p rod . through the gram of tar-• made out, which would justifythesis I respites' to Parliament to repeal the duty lately imposed i The" Joornal of New Voyages and Travels" moms* en wool, bat they would not resist tlie wishes of the 1 with the same sanity *Weis bas characterised its pro- Manufacturers to go into a l'onunittee when Parliament gress, and drawn towards it the alkalies of the ingot reoissembled, in case no modification should is the in. -''~five and learned. The curfews Number consist' of we limier' ' another draft orthe unetploted flora of Sinsoishishe terins be agreed upon. ) I r. Wortley will, , stand, visit this place to-day, for the purpose of aaviug ; nature, in'a Voyage bf Discovery, made by order *Pitts • • late King of Spain, to the Strait of Magellan, ivy Lena-. a conference with the Committee appointed for aumaging , the application to Parliament.—(/ rede Mererry.) ; sal Cordova. It eithibits the best accounts of the maw The extent and the severity of distress its this tries horderint on that Strait which have yet appeared. city and neighbourhood, are truly lanseatahlisNiMany : and is parties sae istetessiag at this period of iseeessesi t ess' tradesmen• and others, strong and able to work.' intercourse with these seas. r t bating no employment, are daily applying at tits r . . Mayor's Office, to get admission from his Worship into .the House of Industry, but from Ate inadequacy of the COR.N IFIXCILINGA JAN , 2 4 .. . diode of that Ratablishuient, the Mayor is order the • - • streaky of refuge:7 those aplications. It le a warn - We had a few flush arrivals of Wheat at Market the felretate.of society, when i ndividuals, able and willing I niotning from our owe coast, the sales fit width were, is work, are literally starving; and we cannot bat sp.. however, very dull, as there was as dispeekhlu on the plead the patience and foilsearanee with which they bese part of the consasiets to parttime, aid pride. were & .isp against their manifold privations. We trust aid i trifle cheaper. The supply of Oats was very smell, hope, that as the season fur employment is sow fast rhielly from sae ewe coast, bat very few sale s were approaching, some exertion will be made by permits of effected, awl that at a reduction Glib. per 'darter. The ''aetherity and influence, to forward come of the public sales dull ether worts*, Brain were very doll, and very works, so as to afford labour to the suffering 'necklines., , little business is doing in the Market; consetineutlx the --(Cork GA reniek.) 1 prices may be quoted as before. The weather last meek, after abating much of Remise Whom.— Mt 74 Grey Pout 4O 44 severity in the early putt of it, because s odde n ly ' Files Mae _O _New _DIM, . . ... 5 45 sagmble. On Thursday evening. it snowed for wool Ea_lill„t__ •• • 111 1 1 o le: D = SO AA 0 0 1 • v , no very sash ;it next hailed sharply, sod seas alien I r k i_`: NM: 0 0 PasaNtlime — A sa .... IP 46 ',scolds nasal heed m rendering the road osseseively bad, 1 ii:. -sod even dangers*. to travellers. Bradford's Heights*, B erle • . roach to this town was, In consequeace, on that night ' p ine b ut . 0 0 Poised Dian Pt In nearly an hoer behind its accustomed time. The rain Melt - II4 66 Flue Ditto contineed for several hours, and completely dissolved the Fine Ditto sums, which save a sodden reed to the waters, and • White Peas (boilers) ea 46 h . .. teased the le* lands to he flooded, but to no extent to Now Ditto ' oit Repo Seed, per lait is 15 ' be prodattile of injury in this neighbourhood.--(Lesees I amtntrirw. Paper.) (To sink the Owl; per stone of Sibs.) t One reason why the present litnrre is SO popular, is Beef . . 40.1 kt. to 66..1 CATtiLlt AT 141111111 t iv° , the weepy of all the Prises being paid in GSM Barr or Mama .M. fie. tis As . Pronto I Bank Notes. at the option of the holsters. Saturday, the Veal e • .. Lis. : _lid• !v . ilh_ • ad, ~• Valves Be.. . : : : a. ' o f t e e filth instant, is the Last Ilay of Drawing, when the Two . r ame nt b .. . 0, 04 . I d, g oo sl um. .4 14 . pig, . a . ..... ibt, of 20,41001., and all the other Cap'stalo in the Wheel, 1 1 It AY AND ATR SW. most be limns, and whisk ire probably now on sale at i Masse Fortunate Offices, No. 4, Coruhill, sad N. 0, H ay . I L a s , ou, to 11. Oa. Cbarilef Croon, who hes shared sad soW Two Capitals eater 11 - rew la the peseta Lottery, aid Seven in'the l as t, nesley, a pdlotl sisip, has arriied in this port with coals, frdm Shields. Lldraa J 23.—The Danish sloop Drie Sustus, 'Miner, Which was stranded near kolkstone, was sold yesterday hy auction. Msausve, 2:l.—The sloop Hope, Jarman, from LOnsioni for Portsmouth, went on slime en Margate Solna this morning, and intik ; ere* saved.--A boat murk stove; hating On her stern, d Leeds, of Hull, Charles Cobb," was plated op below the lieculters. Nbaitt Snieuit, JAN. rl.—The sloop Helen *lid Mae Anderson, hound to Arbroath, has sunk in Shields horbOttr I also the Providence, Trumble, and Thomas sod Alin, Ststliew, that was on the Herd Sand, are bilged. The materials are sorest.— The Sdsau and Ann, that was upon the Iltrd Sand, is got off *ids litthi damage. • ' A I ',..:. . ~,.. - I i iikkminiiik=lllllol=a %71 I LLIO lINCI . i rm . ...-. 1 MEETING, 190 k . . hasaalr; • ) Ratios' 1111loos of gOgs est tufts Ora is. O llh mile aid o 5 fir i liseichtl ;.,• . 1 41, 1 flower _ ,_. *." I''' • • .' 1 iStr Joke . , by Mae el ii•-•- ~ • I l • lasi ....•:44 IV 4RP . ..: i 1 b. f: b Calamine .- • • : is . . . • out p MlisoCtao4.• • ••• •• 3 geld .. 1, . L.-A..11-4 $0 — 4 O ;- -- =. . A i 4 r NittTING, is , • . .. ..••• . woi.i.. of 0340 bath. fot M . • r . ()mei. Cobh% pat ill 4g 4il l t. by revile .% lay W NM; • might - • a. r. by Allannitstitell hp •• .. % Pipator -', . • 4 , i.-1 Handicap of 110galt. .• 1 Id and aged lonise; Ate. eri.--Three Acceptances oe nsl . 1 • . , Age. st. lb. I I Lord Darlington's 5 gr. h. by bor'errer . lb 8 . 5 I Canibyses I Tormi, 5B Il • II torreglo •.. •15 6 4 6 liellaal • A 8 3 • i 5 Emma • • . •st' 3 8 3 , I Gaudy in. • : II 0 i 1 I Toraboairs i. %.. I 8 * 7 V.lesnor ......18* T Advance 5.... 3 S 1 A Awful •• 6 a 1 3 Cottage 041 3 8 0 5 Trnth . 5 f e declared, &c. Lc. -A Ilantlitap of 86gs each, b. ft. sad a bait —Three Acceptances, ,• st. lb. 7 Hannodius ... . . :.... 7 1$ 3 Galata ... ...... .... 7 13 5 Swift .... . • 7 13 4 Aurora 3 Bronte • • 7 10 3 Lady Heron 0 Cardinal N'olsey I Consul. • • • • 7ig 1 I Brotber to Mozart .•. VlO 6 Blucher • • . V 8 • I 0 Dreadnought.:. • V 0 o Shadow 0 Woodlark .. ...1 V V sty deilanni, &e he. NVE L la IGENCE: irs of Napoleon," bf liiasseWs publication. The Port 'elitist first, coolants hi* Metes, of i larticelarly of Misty satins et f WIWI!' ttnitndwo. TM. 114 4 1 g 1 I Of id Author, and Mliords; . I eirsewesp, satlsfactety inlet- . ticity of. the work. WI males- WS: was entrusted * St. He- Meat% the Surensa, by whoa* - =r 4 ::ir. tither taste are with allootstiesiant- inset worthy of metier ' that a ./ eutirely New Novels leas been • 'olpeet 07 success. The Serie* lame of the " Circulating Li- •opriate, because the Work is ll t feature of all those establish- dine, as in fifteen Or twenty nit interesting . Library% The f a lively o riginal Scottish f modern Novels, ender the s an asausing satire co clao- stml is likely to rank, in We- lt best of ihe "'Pales of My whoever he he, is undoubt• The Second Volume of the fie , lisped simultaneoustir with the kut Translation or Madame. I Romance of '' Petrarcb and . lie Authoress, of the realistic • suffitiently recousisoad hist taste tad feeling. The Illirt q is intended .to inueslace sow. t apish genius, with which the . teat unacquainted . but which . till able to sustain the literary lid through the groins of Car-• s. royages and Travels" procada hick bas characterised its pro- sit the alteration of the imps- ' current Number consist@ of tplored Mores of 15panishltitc- . iscorery, made by order of the. • e Stria of Magellan. by Iliessi-. 1 the best accounts of the ems- trait which have yet appeasted, • Ming at this period of iwcteased . as. . . . . . NA :VGA JAN, 24.. -...6.-- , • - • rivals of Wheat at Market this out, the sales Set whith were, here was as diapaoliOn on tin to parches*, ail/ prides were a pply of Oats was very sou4l. mast. bet vary few sales were action efts. pa 'darter. The. Grain were very dull, and very 1 the Market; consesintutlx the afore. . 74 Grey Peat 4O 44 a New arse le Tien Dews ' lle 06 a Ohtlikso.. 0 0 O Jasalibitla.... A .4.••• IP 46 SS Vaal** 0. 46... 4 .• • IN as 34 rotates Dine 54 se. i a Petaled Dime ••• we a l l Vine Ditto O Rao Flour 46 hIleon• • O Rope Need. Pis kit is 55 ' run ELD. at: per 1110410 0 flibi.) . . U. ray RR AT 41113114*T. 8. matsts Id. Vulva. ..... to 6 a. Map, be. • • • Me . 14. Hos ....... 118 i ,XI) RTR %W. . . al. in. od. to 41. ea. CM. , . . M. u s , lad. to It. tts.A . . 11. los. ed. to 11 . la minimminimiligi