The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-04 00:00:00

• . !' ~. Pomw• swirl .',U.,„,,_4wi.,..m., • thotAckuks • • .•• . .1•41V 5 % (k t • • - ; •t , • • . :: . . . phiribllmiriog OCKODS. - fii ligokb *ft Rail , reirstrod by La* hors WA A1i0.'n0 . .1.4; ,ftell!loe owl fffio potlooi . or. be ftrorr kint"rattlogitr.° Fluiiino, Miro. Loproo4. 1004 Ihno.ibweva. Moist 4 Boit*. Cm, ' 'gibe. iiiiino.)libs, soelbirt. bit. flosolio. Ilbe deitich io Lots t to ass to Itli 4liitiritt it thotaligb Aprils I the Logliooitowl Fester* *A Wool l ndio gkiria' 84 4 an Viv_st_te_rttOodii. by ._1141,4t be td .1 r-- ' Mu% WOW. oh Seaga. def' lek. Illoewloy: ~fil ijo r:d u a 7 ri i i a, %b. sok •of is 111 arid* the osoefflonts of Way I! 41 - 164 1 1L14's W 01110604 'rile Soo oorellk. ~ ' • rtip -.-: -: :• • - A Dirokotal Cent. to . too B old it be filio Of bol l s fiesokodoe a t Woooliet of IF Ike owl Worbitoolii'' " h 4 . 111.442101==f v e r ; . to to beet ancti flototdos 0 . -- or die !Steak iwys liilobowe .._ „_, . LON DON, - *wpm :an • _ currommotim Labe* Dise..4, was. rallt SALL isi Otder of *014 4 the Commisidepars 111 - 111•Jostre "rjedgaiij es rlliy. 14th home. winos eeediamb. . Meribee pipiihrffyi et Me Comordgilaipammes4ll... , •,0 . . _ UEI3D A Y,__:a4 74 lillll B 1 "ON AT A • VERY Lrryug saw foisnat. • „ • Contractor for the present LoTtettlt. M anxious to express hoW math he is lettered by the 400001 satisfaction afforded 10 . his Friends end the Public. by his alter to take back (at a very trifling loss) all the BLANKS, Smell Prises. mod _Unthaws Ramberg after NEXT TtiIiSDAY'S .Drawing. A PRIER of '6.0000. will be derided In the rad Five 31,thetat Next Tuemier. sod may be 'aimed by a wry small Risk. vii. on i WHOLE TICKET. only „111 SIX'FF.ENTII, only Four Shillings, Other Rhona in proportion, as will be clearly shown by the fallowing statement Of what must be paid fur a Ticket or !lase. tad visit will be. given back for it. whether Drawn Or Undrawn. any time on er before the 19th December. sad after thC Purchaser has had the Muter of the &OM. • end .allether Prises to be Drswn next Tuesday. December 11th. • Ticket .C 34. Hi 0 may receive back Ale IS 0 Oaf"— 13 6 0 may receive beek...ll 0 0 Wader,. 0 .13 0 may receive back... 0 4 1 -11 Eighth.. 3 7 6 'veay receive back... 0 Itlvleenth• 114 ashy receive beck. I 0 Tickets and Sham are Selling at CARROLL'S Truly Fortunate Offices. IS, . Cordbill. and 06, Otibed-street. "mbere he Mild fearer's*, last Day a( Drawing, Nor. 6064 1,460. a PrlteSsf 30.00041. 1 • UNEQUALLED TA 4YELIJ NO DOV m... RAMSOATE. MARGATE AND CANTHIRUm • Poor. Inside C 4114140. *Od keep good , B 1 R.A t MOUNTAIN AND CO.' flanacsn's nem) 1.0111, fiIINNER-STll6lll', SOOW-111ILL, Lotman. • • TIME follovins. PO S I coAcirls, MAIL ,LCOACHER. lei. set out from the aboisitna The 4‘Teleorraph,, , Doom, DOM. Raulduci, htarsrate, !Cooterholy, Fevorcbam and Sandlrich Aoloy post coach, every ootionlos, at %loader pus! !even eilltlL DEAL, Southatoptow, _ sat Basingstoke sew four inside coach. every morning at eight ; arrives at the Cued% aa4 Home. Southampton. by Ave. This is • nowt &SAM conveyance to the Isle of Wight. Jergey, Guernsey, ht. ktalues, Havre de Grace, tlerhure. be. The preprletevs of the above coach hope to reeelve a eon ti•usace of that support which has hitherto been experienced shier me commenc e ment of the `• tholes." No raelag with . ether coaches. Bath and Bridal flying post coaches, through Chippen• Fiel, Cala., and Marlborough, every atte►noes, at one ; ar• rim at Mr. May's. the Greyhound lan. Beth. and the Lee -410,1 Tavern, Thomas-street. and Swan Bristol, seat morning. COACHZD TO WALLA, NITDOIWATIR, TAUNTON, AND PLTUOUTN. The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach, only one 'eight ea the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily at one; arrives at Liverpool nett afternoon at 'even. through Wo burn. Northampton, Welford, Latterworth, Hinckley, Atheratooe, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knutsford, War linden, and Preston. Shrewsbury. Wellington, and Shiffnal post coach, every 'toning. at five. Guarded. The Union," Weymouth. Dorchester, Blandford. Salis bury. Andover, Blackwater, Bagahot, sad Basingstote sew poet coach, every afternoon: via WITOOUTII 0/ICICITS TO OUZILICOST I JUNI; • elltitiOUßO, IT. ORLON., SIC. The "Rockingham," Leeds new light coach, sets OW every morning at eight ; and pastes through Haidoek. itigeleswade, Kato'. Hilton, Greetham, Grantham, Bewley. latemford, Newark, Retort,. Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lien, Leeds, next morning, at Notwithateadlog the uncommon expedition of this coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public conveyance on the north road, being unequalled by any other. Glasgow.. Lenntown. Genoa Grua, Anan. Dumfries. Rvownhili,lintohiii,Sanquhar, Kiln. Cannata, Kiegswell, and en ports of Scotland. a pealeoach daily. Nowt; Seerhoroogh, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New -nestle and 'Edinburgh, new post coach , with a g uard t•tbronehout ; sets 'Hit every morning at arise, by way of 'Newark, -Salford. Tadcaster Northalierton "Durban,hiorFelk, and Berwick. Passengers finding them: %snivel fatigued on the journey. may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without soy additional fare. Marlborough and Swindon new four inside coach, through lidhourn. Readlog. Lantboura, Parton. Lydington. Pewssy, .'Wecitoo Basset, Saiesbury, Hungerford and Newbury, taitery morning. , bridgenorth. Waled. Shrewsbury and Holyhead four "tide coach. every evening. Roston. Spalding. Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon •Mail Coach. every evening to Spilsby, Louth, 'Grimsby and Hull. afternoon at a quarter before six. Carlisle. Penrith, arid Whitehniew Post-Coach r Roes rue% four horses and a guard ell the way ; passes through `Brevet', Appleby. Greta-bridge. Richmond, Canaria, - Tiefoughhridge. Wetherby, Aberford. Doncaster, ant , Granthera ; sots out every morning. sad performs the jour. hey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained oo the road by business, or pleasure. have the p.ctdlar advantage et their seats being smeared in the nexteoach. Kendal, Lancaster. Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Cheney. Ormakirk, and Oarstang pest-conches, every af lernoon at Five. Liverpool. Warrington. Knutsford, Stone, Mefferd, and Litetifieid new light four inside post-coach. called the " Mance." every evening at five o'clock, to the Saracen's 'Wad inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Hull, Lincoln. Northam't, Bowdon sad Doncaster poet catch every morning, to the Cross-Keys, Market-place, Hall. Salisbury Pout-coach. to carry only four inside. through Slainea. Rasiagstoke, Whiteherch," Andover, &a. every Horning at 7. ft. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully' acquaint theiri Fr.eedt and the Public, that they will sot be aileoent- 1 able for say Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings. Plett.l le. ofisore . thanlinve Pounds value, if ion: stolen. or A/- 1 "Po', toeless entered as such, mud the Insurance paid far, "wrdistey. 4111. isms:tea Heed lon. dnowatt:ll, Londe'. The Caws for - welsh 'ILIMPOILAT fiaLiss aI 'tors NNE AND 1 tiOncli. Ludgate-bill, Nov. 21, MI. 11\70TICII Is hereby given. that a Vacancy In the Illeeelleeef this Commenty. Mabee. this Dar declased. mod that so especial ORNRRAL COURT of PROPRIE -2101111.. beadles Tea Ibsen aM agorae& is gm Mash of this Company, will beholden at this Home erre: needle!. the 14th of December next. for the purpose of Meet •4-Jahe On* r SHE unparalleled extent of Patronaptinirb .Mc the Seboo'ressters and ativerneweer if iii , Empire hare honoured the uartenseetleset Publications, Meow led to hour unworthy la ltatloas sad !piracies. ; tfer, Proprietors are induced to publish a complete LW. to Irldebl they lathe the liberal attoatioa of the Piddle. wad of ail Lo• dire and Gardenia eolicernod la the Important hashiese uf Education. Flan Ensues Boots.-IPalbun's London. Printer. with the Accidents of iltiWren. Ad.-111avor's Spelling book. Is. lid.—Pethanes Perent's and Tutors First Catechism, Rd. —Males Reading Exercises. Ss. Od.—Alkin's Poetry ter CbHd res. Ss. &MIND Rsat tss Boose.--81air's Class Rook. 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Venetian. and It iddenniasser Carpeting. sad illearthlz r aod Dramas of vitery deseription. which ,are very peculiar oilcan:tames. and will be sobl b e e t e l l e i t i le sere than half price. Also. a few whole Plows of very exaelient Floor Cloth for Exportation, lb yards by 7 yards. at 4s. Ed. per square yard. This is the Warehouse for having Hearth Rap undo to watch say Ipardettior pattern of Carpatiag at a few boars seeks. Land J. SIVtIVRIORT strongly recommend the • edvesteages afforded on the Nest Day's Drawing. 1' TtleilD l lY. I ith Desember, when 6,00 1. at least. is sere to he draws from the Wheel, which contains 0 I of ZOO.OO O II 0.0110 s 1 1 MO 900 $4 6 vow" oloolov 4e. Ike.—ALL MONEY. mon PIOT TWO !LANK! TO A raise! All Pavahltaars between the 10th November and Ilth Demo b'', have the optl.m of returning their Tickets and Shares. (whither rows. tkr drawn Small Prizes or Blanks) after lakingtte see a live 6.00111. and other Capitals drawn On that y. this Plan the Risk is very biding. as tinder : t Price. Tobererne l d. Ris k . ht! itss n i ( 0 18 0 0 I b 0 6 0 0 0 IS 0 1 S 0 0 0 7 0 1 1 114 0 0 4 II at No. $7, Cornhill, 11, London., Intend ne iftamdas their Tickets , lea lbeehor. if . atieackiiii will offec- Necessity of a NOM. MUD POWDER aail BOTANIC ressedles for all disorders of the s—may not merely sienna. and beautify the Teeth.. bat reserve them from decay to the latest period of life ; they fasten loose Teeth ; arrests the progress of caries ; re moves the Tartar, and cares the Scurvy in the Genie, leav ing them Ann end of a healthy redness.—They are an an tidote for lima Riles, and gweiled Face; and the Tiacture is a certain remedy forth. Tooth-Ache,--and though they are so powerfully antiseptic, they are so limneent that a etild may take the contents of a box of the Powder ;—and the Tincture is a stomachic not excelled in the whole Mated* &Aviles. Price fr. 91. each hog nr bottle.—Also HUDSON'S TOOTH RRUSHBa. in Seto of three. mode on scieatilic principles. Price Ss. or is Ivory 7a. &t. Tim folloalug &peals are appointed :—Mr. Attires., (wholesale agent). 44. Gerrard-street. Soho-square. Lon don • Sanger. 1311. Oxford-street ; Gatti'. 67, Riggs and tirokhans. V. Road-street ; Howell and James, 8, Ragent avert ; Butler. 4. Rippe. &I. Clumpoide ; Johnston. e 4. Taite. 41. Cornbill ; Edward and Newberry, Mt. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton's. 111 , ,w Church-yard ; Barclay's, Rivet-market ; Nix, Royal Exchange, and most Medicine Powders and Porfataters. In eoeseqeemee dee desided prism* gilt" te the above coma. the , @murkier , are dR.i no rvesee . she be spared te AMOR it the dist 046W/trek' on Mot reed. ' • greempooo, Chribmas.: Itodomeier, alitimiboerme. mad IWidlorm • at:reet metes. , altmemei. Voter, aorarmeter t - - . every et aria limAintAiadeiter. liti port. Bleadto aslop AWL tote, mud . it. Ihe '4 , Mien." Boulhamorn, Lymr!ogton. Wlnet star: agar 1 5 ..., ..... !........ ...-..........* ..... our ow purpose en raew _-_. a.. - .L.,_. - _ - ___ -- "="7" 7 .7"'''7•• •••••• '''''. "S at i s 7 i i i 1 gir eo d, 1 nifietor ii des room or Maid of - dahn thud; Esquire, a. " 1/ "." ll rW R ° IN ' rim s unwell-lard i aid II isg, sait. : has resigned. died lion g: leced,ly. I . i ;_,' ___. ifif•AVSY. galweearf• pi: - WILL*WI MISCELLANEOUS wawa. • I PlAwidaft , L'i• X• The Bald will Poitiawa. ai Slawfakeatik and Itbia *EARN* pcbliabed, to erne volume Om riot ski la . . i t Do c k s . Assam three precisely. . ' ' ' beside. ' . i Ba d w est ,=-!--,- .• . •. .. , , _ •sc . _ - - - . ' Olt LUA NNO U S WORKS if. kb*. low I Way: the' BUILDER'S PRICES , reit owl .. _.... .......,_. 1, 4 4 . . konager wiLLAI4 4 N.D . Lim g.A,g. . . - 11 1 lostaut.' This day was pabilabed. ptioe do. the Thirty-mot WIMP% '' ; • a litio Abe Asolletty alb* aim; • 4 Y bell " : - ' , -':•41!" 44 _ _._tist4. rePa's:Ximo , - • .. 1 ' ' - "VT - x - • -..- 11 , .„, sow first published; 311 " 1.61/. . flaosers . subunit% Naz e :: ..•1 , 6 • j‘r 0 141a401k paw Sado* i sad ' J t ... • ,ar tor-1W ; • ' -" • i, b ; N./ tovillil ,• eeetainial a correct *oilseed free API- I 1 :1 41: 141 we mug miaowed _ - '. Ma a, -* . ' 't i• • Ile = bt time Nit AMIN* ...A l '', e• a. A P r .-mir-i e - ti AstillY Battik_ _• • _IC Imam e t Brickin Garroters. hi Illa , , ;'' : "1.. -1 7 "k' z i 4 , ....„ • 'in lb* Method ; sod W. Ilikuntwood. 1 ""w nlia . ""•• rdlidiwk___, Oh .1 - - , ..,, ,i .. , . • •. . _._ tr r • ow s o ti' IN's' IIri: ......, .. .. ~,. . * A AIIIFIM*,IIIII4I/00. he w * , Moll aosendel ~. INJW,- Sy JOHN PHI - •- - r bi — ' it itarsoLutnas scam coo notaarn awe' ...—..,. ' And corrected throarboat by as sanioaat . , ' • nt . - . • No. I IS, LO 7 N A G IIW ADIt uis t LONDON. , Leaden : Piloted by easigaseta from IL atiOIL i - - ''' 16° . end Co.. forlaidwin. Cradock tad fey, Pa ' Were. PkOPRISTOR begs to inform the Nobility Pirri l linr' s cod sold by every Bookseller he Sit WWII - •' ^ ' JR. *title Friends Is general that be has now to offer to ed by the K Piddle. BOOKS OF EDUCATION. • • ' of wellesesessed FLOOR CLOTH. of tbe post fashionable sa) all the pottage . .. apolpt to ary &erudite!. fee roan, belts. pas- .. altar MINE unparalleled extent of Patribasird; with which . loured.--Coldsetitit'l Pepnkr Blestratlens of phy. 110KET it 4 IS 01: 0 or Manners end Customs of all Nations. Ills.—Prior's 4E HMS is 6 0 the' Vo) sites gonad the World. W. 61.—Alkhis ?mobil? tumrrist....... 6is 0 Robed° naiad the World. Ilk Isl. swarm. . 3 7 6 ll:saes v.— Robisson's Gnawer of Histery. {n.•pllohha- $ fM**Tll. " ... 1 14 0 son's Universal Aedset History. 7t.—Robleseoll 'Mat ?Wu* end Shares are on History. fis.—CnoThowood ersilletA frfl 1b5106111171 , . • • • as. 1147111arte‘ IA lodes. Is.--Rehleetmes New and Superior H ~. of O-. Purchasers who i t Irish. with 1011 einrrarlenri. 7s. 41.—bAdelr's 'am 6/,,, hiNi . : st do s 0 before tt:l lieldwitlAhlfoglaimis t l i z t lzwitz, Illographisak-Afttwo —• '7 riiiiim r • • .' ahaverrea tory. It vols. Ile. tinily sopersede the seem Astaommy.--fiquires Gramm of die Element. of As- RON% BOTANIC TOOTH p troa•my, the completest book lo the lansuags. Is. 64.—Lee- TINCTURE are sure reutedle INTERESTING .V.4RR4TIVR OF4 ro YAW; T►l PUI,O-PRN4.VG, OR PRI.TWR OP frifLa'S ISLAND. [FROM Tat LtvaaroaL UZICURT.I The following narrative (taken almost verEratin from Captain Lockerby, of the ship Liudbays, now in the port of Liverpool.) will be found highly interesting. not only to the merchant, but to the general render : to the former, asit explains the voyage which the ship mad. tothe Malay islands, without infringement of the charter of the East I ndi a Company; to the latter, as it details some ris particulars of the fine island of Singapore, where a thriving settlement has recently been made by Sir T. 11: Saes. Some interesting accounts relative to time ' itmlisce of the Ex-Emperor Napoleon will also be iota! • - ''' Captain Lnekerby called in the Lindsay, from Loa niun.tis May, 1820. with a fell cArgo of British goods. r tilbraltar. Without discharging, he thence pro. ceded to Madeira, and thence to Bnenos Ayres ; and Aimee to Palo-Penang, in the Straits of Malice. There he discharged part ef his cargo, and sailed to the new settlement of Singapore, which was established about three years ago by Sir T. Stamford Raffles. There be remained for three weeks; discharged the whole of hie outward cargo, and purchased sugar of an excellent quality, brought from the tinlph of Siam by Chinese j aalts. Singapore is a beautiful island in the straits of that name, in the entrance of the Chinese Sea, and a few leagues from the southern extremity of Asia. Singe. pore (the capital) is divided into three separate towns; namely, Malay-town containing about 10,000 inha bitant Malays; Chinere•towu, about 7000 Chinese; and English town, which yet contains bat few Euro peens, among whom are about five respectable English merchants. English town is laid eat in beautiful squares. and spacious streets crossing each other at right angles; and is agreeably decorated with trees The scite of the mansion of the resideat Governor is eta a wisi-ig ground-behind the town, and c.►wmands 'au extensive and delightful view of the whole of the •struite and of the numerous and beautiful islands that surround the new settlement. Colonel Farquhar (fut torrlytiovernor of Malice) is Governor herr : a gee• Mama wed ca:.:allitets for the A:4 fries his exi►ed ._.._ . . i .er dit . . .. ';- • , ~ -- V --.) ~)* - : i .• . I .." . .... . I. t... 1..• ...,,+ • •! , . 1" .., . .: ~.. . $ 1821. O.4IMP' r .4: r f TS : Pew v P mesh) kaiirled gI of the missies iro of the Malay*;' who, it may helloes reiMltlied," appear' • lobe partial to the Bildsh Osasemsoll; led faindeal to' the Ostch..• The climate of Saga pore, ahhough warms, Wei. Meanly sainbriSits ; and unlearn to he so little ashitct to tke diseases'se fatal to Europiass is the most trete ipsf elissates, that only two of thee, had died, mimeo the formation of the sattlameat, i period of three yew". The 'nearkeis ' are well saPplied with fish skied poultry; mad dried and sikprovisions are pleatirelly haports is the Chliese jenfis-from Siam. Tropical fruits anal ileac are also abundant'. The trade of the island is"veey eoisidevable, sod is fast locressiag. During the hist'yeat. it hid bees fella'. nos of Wales's Maud. Carel* lloekerby Is of "taloa; AM. from itsidvantspeas Munition sad esoollesit badman It will evestuaDr draw the trade from that Wed entirely. The,. li also a seaside,. able Ads *lth Batinia. The lateasoltreq through mesas of Chliesejoiks, I, immense. Dating Captaix Lockiithy's stay, upwards of twenty of these vessels, of t' to 300 tons burthea. loaded with steer (great splastitics of which are sent to Batavia) arrived daily. Seger is generally sold at half a dollar km ,per plea), than at Fulo-Penang. The intercourse of Malay prows is also surprising; hundreds of them 'going oat and in daily, exchanging their prodsce far European manufactures. • This settlement is a most Valuable acquisition to the Zigtislt ; for Whieb they are indebted to the discern mutit tad energetic plans of T. S. flares, who Is well lisgasinted with the British interests fa that part of the globe. The situation excels all others, I. point of commanding the Immense trade of the *bole of the sumerous and fruitful islands is those seas. as well of the outer, coast of Sumatra; and will eventually turn the tide of commerce from the Datch in that islami, where they have hitherto pursued a most lucrative traffic la gold dust, of which that island is productive. The Dutch evidently feel the effects of the new settle. meat already; and it is understood. that. from the fall lag off of the trade iu Sumatra, they are about to altaadon their establishment at Malec.. From ibis interesting island, Captain Lockerby refereed through the Straits of Wart. and called at Pulo-Peuarig.— Here he reeeivei on board a quantity of piece-goo,:s. opium, and specie, and sailed fir the west-roast of the island of Sumatra. lie trade.) along that coast. Irene Atchen-head, at the northen eNtremity of the islands, to Bencoolen, a ali.t‘nse of about 700 miles* eallleg at not fewer than fifty native ports fur spices, mitit w hi c h h e lo a .led his vessel in hulk. Capt.in Locket. by's crew roeisisted of onl) fiftreo men. set.) he went on shore often with but h alf that number.. hut no so occa slun received any insul.. or eipetieuced any bottility, from the natlyee whom be found to bpa?st . ' 111641311111 ITe:W . &tango. VIA taey been otherwise they might have taken possessor of his ship at any time, as he bad frequently upwards of 100 of them On !we'd at a time. all armed with their creeses,f or poi soned knives. Captain L. also tailed at the Dwelt settlement at Padang, on that coast; but sere he was not received in so friendly a manner as lee peeled ; the i•ettlers were not inclined to teat & with him. At different native porta he found several Ame rican vessels. all of them leaded with pepper, ail destined, as be understood, for European markets.— , The navigation of that coast is extremely dangerms. ; Captain L. was obliged ,to tow his lung boat all Jay.; and, at night, sent her ahead of the ship, with light% to pilot her through the reefs. It was generally i.t cliaing to calm through the day. with a favoaralste land breeze at night. la the native port of Analabo'i, the Lindsay net with an accident by which the 'two.' was in great danger of being wrecked, and Ise r crew left destitute among the Malays. A tremendous gate of wind, accompanied with a heavy sea, set in ; the ship pitching. forecastle soder water. Captain L. hat one of the recently invented patent chain-cables A m:. The peals of the windlass upset. and the cable r 1.1 ant to the end. which was, fortunately, clenched retinal the mast. This. with the stopper us deck, anal the sheet-anchor being let go. brought the ship u,, when within a few yards of the breakers. This was the only time Captain L. bad occasion to sae his rope cable during the whole voyage. having al ways fount the chain sufficient. At Benceoien, Sir T. Rallies put on board a few boxes of spices to fill up. and the Liodsays sailed fur Europe. Captain L. called at the Isle of France, and at St. He lena: be relates a eircomstance which occurred at the latter, which cannot fail to be interesting. Urged by a curiosity common to all strangers. Capt. Lockerby visited the tomb of Buonaparte, and also the sew house which bad been fitted up fur his reception. The spot where the tomb stands is only accessible by 'ticket. The grave had been dug under a large willow tree. which (probably from being undermined at the roots) was in a complete state of decay. The tomb was covered with a' .b stones (apparently from England) which bad been taken up from the kitchen-floor of the new house. It was railed' round with green paling ; and a sentinel walked round it, night and day, to pre. vent approach within the railing. There was no in scription upon the tomb. The ground surrounding it, it was understood, was to be laid out as garden., for the accommodation of those who came to visit the grave of the departed Emperor. While Capt. Lockorby was ruminating on the narrow spot, that contained all that rensainu , l of him who iked awed a world, be observed some ladies, who, on'tlecir • HIE istperhaps generally Wirth' e s•it• by maim immersed in savageberhatity. Titslt florgeso is established ; they are poaslssed of honks sad farltimg:. and pridakaemselves in treeing their orieia from reeerd i and tradition leek to a remote period of 4000 years. t Captain b. states that the preparation of thOti 4 foisi wrapeasis geoorsily supposed, by foreigner', mw he a de ere, aad.that they are perpared anly ionise parr of ebe This is a mistake: the instanitamt is r piece of sharpened iron or steel. generally dutthi ui serpentine forte, rubbed over with the ink. lime. and dried in The ann. The irodnd is fatal ! . the flesh be immediately cut out. . ~. ... . q~ 4 2 7".777 • ' .‘• ' c- "% Tel es w aye ouefaiy, a ge.rdna t, 1.• of um tl, aults lOr - • • 2.1 I • . es r • I, 0. go -0!* PI iii FPI. ....---_-. ...-- _ 3. 0 Jel lad'.