The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-02-28 00:00:00

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'11;.:_:-.2:7•A+4,7:_..t- - ... _So. --3, , c .....-... 1 1---.- ---‘.----- . .• .--.: - ‘_________ i • . . . •• mu _ "_____.•__ __l:-L I 3 ALPAWN A4i is da Add. aaut SYDNE Y AO o* Ms &m ph, l'• AIMS SWIM Psycg . , os. off Ft;l6l, .mod E YDNE tilfird as e 1 " The Grose for ?Aid! HIM . , • '4. istios; . .__ _ _ _ ' fi-11 iR ,6111 Y INNITTUTION. • FebrueTY, se. asei,, I TTHE.Vroprietrre i t tirt Subscribers are respectfully Informed. that .1)r. CROTCW will enniaence COURSE of LECTriliEri on WNW. on FRIDAV. the etft of iittrelt ~st, at Fetem oThrek in Me Ernnitur and cooties* on ease seeeeerling Frklay. (Gold Friday stinted). SPENtilet, • &es. elf Ms teeseneeos iselonir to those Om share his file. float Forteine basahandoned him . ; and he will slier commits* to see his faithful friends--srlivered Suto creel slavery. These irillinuatians ;tie the more listened to, as thet are attessokii with liberal presents. Sallies are otter oot* and v . novelly with some suev.ss, The Turitislt l trrps are esposed to all the hardships of a winter esimpign t• provision and animrtnition are scarce. Several corps of Avitunts, whe had abandoned Ali. are °aliening again. and roan) :shout in arms, plunder the felinity, and do much injury to the Turkish troops. welt here; teeny Esgliohmets aid tbidt boa* mat pockets by drinking as spirits of all kinds atoms sullen cheaper than in Englan , l-1 have not yet boon bee long enough to judge vary erweretlry, but !rem What can hear, weaving is as good bens tie in any part of I America. You mt) , iutagine how well a family may live hetet; the priests of provisions am alt follows : —Flour, the very best, ten ponndi for a shillicg— the best beef I ever saw, from two-pence to throe-puma per poen(' ; pork and mutton the sane-.the pork as good as in England ; the mutton very good, but not so Anne •as in Euglaml—bntter 108. per pound , t ',lgor CI.; tea 3s. 41d. hens Is. 2d. per couple gees, 21. 3d. each; fine turkeys 3s. Gd. each. A good sheep wool and all alive, may be bought for 7.. All kinds of poultry are very fine indeed. Whiskey (excellent) 29.3 d. per gtellon.-all other spirits are remarkably few shoat the English price—apples -•nes are io Englao42- et. da. rr viet or huts. LONDON 31A4;AZINK, Ir NA, XV. fit jitetb, tit ettireillibed with • litientifil Eiterreshlq •• th• SON* of tweet. lo the Britimit Mtemso ■sad coo fkia• *mpg He Articles the foAi*lng;—•nti, give° of thelflllll owod Ike geolphorr Ransil of Siltflan ; %toms Me.iinrtals--titildren—Trlifitlos.ll.ll/441•1.4. O. V. —f" Mikes No. H.— R, "ft ►ed reh ne the ?Mann memoriam—. n,..., 4 - .4 • IVs —1 Chfspter on Sees. by bile—Oe Rides; Oil Horeebaek, ravu l'i• NO. H.—The Ambrosias Codex et Homer. wt. ifteient KNIGHT SPEND/at. Reeretary. Palutiays—Ninorpetto Second°. a new op-ra. by Rossini— Moil . . Ad e , R e mo v al'. din. fi I . __gket•ltes ill TAII/OTl—Tabio rtlESD.fr'3 LONIXIN GAZETIT. ' Talk, 1•1(s. `ill.—OnPotseimi Clierset.r—Preseni gtate of --411••••••• ileilstenoPari ire in (ienoeny—fhervent-Water and Ski& LORD CHKIIIRERLAINIk OFFICE. Pan. Sit o n e--palpit*Orateey. No. I I.—T.-c Rey. ;ohs Leirchild--- Notice is hereby given, that Isis . ) weir trill hold a *Coin C o arersetion. N ill.--Bowrlng• % R i myian Annie- drawing-room at ilucitingliani Pabst*, on Thursday, the logy—Sketch of the Life o f E.lward Pettilsinl. nth IPbei 99,1 o f nova next. et 2 &clock. The metro —fileanines from Foreign Jostens's—Tim thee- -7- ... its andliinfn. Seryet and linstroma —Literary and Seineii• ---- utiestas _ CROWN-OFFICE, Fee. 93. ... 1 efi) lle ilteiligenee—Mettort of Mink—Agriculture and COMP. RIITIJOSED TO SERVE liN THIS PNIVIIMT 11 6 /11LW' u.er4-isi Reports. &r. Jir . Loudon: ?fluted Rif Baldwin, Oradea, sod Joy, Paw+ .. 311 INT. • • migwolith lif lilf Rool.—Vreacis Leigh. of R iiantee-row. .. . ____________-_,---.--.-- . I. the County of Wociorsi, lilri.. in the room of J/ _ instil nit 30 , 00 01 mx.....T0 wewees. Ditomen, &o, rol oor i. Esq. olo , , who a bas empty+ tibe _Chiltern linli . nreale" 41 ea Lifileo—Winkese •liiiii Pitalion. of ~- • • TO v ~... • A . 1 •• ' .. . iiikill'il, he Othill.ht MA:. in ebb oloo• or Alexander illleninoll, Kai... wise. Me aceepted the' Chiltern . • CROWN-OFFICE. Pan. i ! R *laiweirrie f n '''; ' 3.t. . = . t Alley, ma 14tIllst tivildnias- ',liar, 'go - s . m i x le I •IS reserire. cm ,„„ • pu nu otnot. 111111111111il 111111 P. MIND Ire SMITS - 101 Tait rIitICICT PIRA'S lir A N Excellent . 111111/11.• ....11. known by the Riga of life CO kelt "RNA IHAID.6 I I. Shire of Dainbert-m.—John Richwine. of Arilorb. in the r!tuite to Tu reedli-st ref', Clerkensyell. This Rome has logs room of the Right Honourable Archibald Colgotiona, de- -...isit-i..,i tatty Years, and with two Teesosenhadjoibini. teased. -- _..... . •, Ts*, Nc'. . 4 21 ..—prIpitiOrstssey. . = Rey. lobs Toirn Conversation. N.'. ill.--BowrinAßtinsian Mohr Insry is —Rketek of the Life or R.lward Peetbre. th e Peet— . Foreign ;..: the seen the' this s of obis SIM t 110111411NrO , r h hie M airs": the Kin*" of —goodele;nd beer at abott the En, the Norwegian Diet :4 remarkably fine, as cheap as potatoe Vie Nnlegmt * - -4112 Ya•rs turnips the easse—putstees rather ig arcepte4 tIN -resapast , %o p ore „ orbiter% jab der. ticteended from 6148 -almete in the country-4 list apd wok a J la secured on liberty, the elle; 1 board la my waster's to vrf' * It. ■dy ody estabiisisel Fifty Years. which precinct:a Rentsticof Fourteen liquids Ms Stu ring, r..r‘ 1,1 to Mr. James Ovahant, for a Term of Twenty Years, I. • Thirty Pound. per Aloninta. To he s lowed till the BAP. whoa particulars lose he 1.a.1 of Mt. Wilkinson. tireat Jantes.utenet. Be t ifoe.t; rout N 1.% Lstonsha. at his Auction, Braa Inay, Ludo , 3 1.1 filar! heath )4 r I . in at a shut- I sae 6 half ruaatl I•opor an,l •'eat, ral ll* is t alike THIRTY PER CENT. UNDER ANY Il.tT It ARE IIOCSP. IN ENGI.ViD. CI JACKSON, Hut lfugmfactlircr, t. B,Barbicln near the City Repository. has constantly on sale a • ex t e n•on‘e nsoirtment ofevery deorriptiou of Hats soui er Sonnets; u.so a great sarivty of Gold colour Seal Tt.elans.—Likewise Hoy.: Cloth Prussian Caps of superfine cloth. only 4s.—Leather lints sad Caps front Sid.—The Path lic u ill thid a great saving by purchasing as above.—Jack •,m's New invented treble covert-.t best stipertioe Heaver Detest only its.—they v.re decidedly the cheapest and most ereaut Data ever offered to the priblic.—The hew Improved Patent At Ater-prisof Dot, Silk and leaver. at only • 13a.-I hat will wear three rum., n, long. ns those s iatitalisses sox FellitiK from Ills. to Iris. and upwards. by *latest eyers; Hatter; many of Clem rail themselves mannfactutere.—Tile Trade supplied as Meal. N. R. old lists covered with silk. and made equal to sew.' 101. dd.—Yo unald Letters receited • •- TWEI.YE THIS NHWT. TIIISH respeetfully *elusion; his bet Friesia. . Ike Public. that hi s Caicos. Its. 4. Cornhill Rya V. Vlturiereross; will he opea satil Teich, o'Cloch this Night, as the Second Day of Drswing Is To-Morrow, when THREE PRIZES of „fsl.ooo, • • identifier, for severe ---• rumpled. bet of coarse their table is not account, and they are as likely to obtain IL sad utlier great Prizes, as thus which were kept. The highest Prize vet drawn is of _t2, n f9OOO, which 111811 rave away In Sixteenth.% 6 4 , 41 'The Price of Stocks is stilted hourly againit 011 ops. In Cortilti:l, by whielt the Public may see bur flue taatioas. - THE only INFALLIBLE PBEVF,NTIVE WASII • or SPECIFIC, well known for the last :W' earl to Noblemen and Gentlemen. likewise to the Navy in gene ral. and to the Armies of all Nation. ttiroughold the tiinbe. ::,TIIF, ONLY Aetual Preventive of a Certain Disease: i. gald by 11 ANSAY and en. at the Setriet Pointed Moil 00or anti Window. No. 106 Litchfield -street. near Newport Market. Soho. London. — Price 94 . and l Is. per bottle.-- DANN V'S W still keep for aver in all ('lintsles. hover Celli or llot. and will be st nt. with the Chatter by Coach. Carrier. or Ship, (properly packed) to at pert of the Kingdom. or abroad. lit return for a Poal-paid Jlcluil ups*. directed to real or assumed Names or Initials, and to W eft till et,llrd fer. TO-MORROW Three Prizes of ,t 111.11 M must be drawn ! TO-MORROW Three more of 121.0tal luny he drawn! TO-MOH ROW Every Ticket it. the Wheel must be drawn! TO-NIORROW Every Ticket now on Sale must be drawn! Jand J. sirEwittiar. the Contractors. for the • Lottery. respectfully remind the Public To-Nlon ;tow 14 the Aetond Day ..r ITrawine. when Three 141.fM0 Prize. "n'll he drawn, and pns.ibly throe more of .000 may be drawn.—.% few of the Tickets and Shares that were returned ' by airs , as who di.! not choose to take adsnnleee of P ro - Morrow's Drawittr. nr:: the wily one: now on Sale. and of coarse they are tell as IlierlV to Rai•t one or all the Six of tll.olto, tmtlirotr which were kept : indeed many Persons prefer the rejertell NOnthers. basing a presentiment that the great tapitals le.ve been returned, and will thereby be sold tv,iee met. TheContrartore Otters are Si, Cornhlll : I L Ilolborn ; and 2t. Pay market. the Lottery Mire.; will he open till Twelve ''Clock this Ott, as et! Drawing is TO-NIORROW ! ! llominent pagins nostra sapit. Our page rulatrs to man.--MARTIAL. !Ist published, price ss, is boards (Fifteenth Edition). THE .+GLM of LIFE: a Noa-Niedical Commen tary ton the indiscretions arising from Homan Frailty. in vr',cirhthr Causes. S%mpt.oloas, attd b 101.4111 Effects of Lars % . enet,m, GOllfiffit4l . 3. titrictnrr. 4CIIIIIIIII Weakness. &C. Are fully developed : Part 11. Contains some remarks on rer tain Female Complaints. in particoll.ar sterilit% ; Part 111. embraces Praetiral Ohser%ations on Sexual Debility, Sell Abuse. and Mental irritation, with some interesting observa tions on vegetable and animal lire ; in Part IV. is a Series of Cams illustrative of the preeeling subjects. explaining Meta in familiar manner, and the w'.e)le ad iressed to the Youth and Maturity of bo'.4 Sextm. II) CittSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons. London. Nature, heels Omailres esse dedit, si quit t%oguoverit utL—Cmu etas. Slate Wows to all the food of bliss supplier. Its frogsl application marks List mice. May be had at 20. Paternoster-row ; 49. Pall-Mall: 41. Piccadilly; 10. Princes-street. Soho; SI, Fleet-street : 17$, Fleet-street ; 49, West Smithfield ; 9S. Caemiside. Lon -410a; ltilevenarou and Co.. Burka and Co., Norwich; It. Deck. Ipswich; Barran and Duffield, Bath ; Mieppard. Otis to!; Batt, Cambridge; Headley. Leeds; aad at all Book sciblvs.-141esars. °CMS anti Co. are to be canned, as tonal, every day, at their hence : and Patients Is tae(kmatry are requested to describe minutely the caw far Adv..e sad Nfellioine, which eats be fora anted to ant part of the World.--410SS and Co. 11:1C. C.' nix. Cevitto I I, Bouterie-street, Fleet-street, L.):taUla. n otnitcrra. P. Smith. men. P. Smith. jun. and W. Smith, Hamden, Lancashirr, tinislia-mastafaetairern. to surrender "%larch 16. 11, April 10, at the (larrick's Manclie,th•r. Attor neys, Mr. D. T. Shaw. Ely-place, It ; Mr. ti. O. Smhh. Manaientor. T. Ker. *trend, boot and shotataker, March A. 17. April 10, at Guildtialt. Attorney, Mr. N. litcteni, Urn> square. P. Deakin, Upton-apon-Severn. Wnrcestershirr. ;mem March 11, at me Offic,...d Mr. S. Wait-. 1 . 1 0 , 13,-tirou-Secret. IN, and April 10, at the %Ate. Lion Inn, Upton-span-Se vent. Attorneys. Mr. J. Platt. New Iluiwell-..ourt, ; and Mr. S Upton-upon-Severn. J. end C. Rogers, Plymonth, roarh-inakers. March 14. 13. April 10. at the king Tavern, Eseurr. Alentnei, Messrs. Andros and Co. 39, Chancery-lase; and Zr.l Print. Heron. A. 0. Ilehilin. Parl:ament.strert. Westminster. woollen merehant, March 0. 7. April 19. at the Court-house, Leeds. Attorneys. Mr. C. Wilmot), tiretri:le-slre.n. Ilattuairarneu and Messrs. Smith sad Cu. .r J. Harrison. Sandwic°l, wooktapi-r„ Mari Is If, 10. Apri, 10. at the Guildhall. Canterbury. Attorney., Mr. Kennett. Dover; and Aleteir. Lodingtati and Co. king's 'Snell-walk, Temple. J. Tamar. Rotherham, cagiar..r. %larch 43, SI% April 10. at the Crown Inn. Itutherhni. Attor,::- . .5, Mr. Taylor. ha-streo . , Redford-row; and Mr. Racki.r, Itotherbitim -11. Tack. Ilirapston. Northimptomhire. draper. March 19, 13. at tha Whit. ILart l.at. Tar.ipoloa. April 10. at the Glen- i ce Ina, Torartou. Alton: a. Mr. lisrpliy, borough ; and Mr. Forbes. 1:1y-place. Holborn. J. Morgal, Illedford, draper, March it. la. Arril 10. at Aikag's Arms Inn. Bedford. Attoraet s. Mr. Stratton. _ _ oldeo. Horne:l. , 1.10ct0.. April 10. at the Bull tun. Horne:tale. Attorney+. >t r. Nor ris, Jabal-street, Medford-row ani Mr. Pariser, lioruca DIY! DEN': B. March 'A R. 11yeri and J. Iblunec. Newenatic-ispon- Tue. 17. It. 11...1rc0n. Fleet-street, oilman—Mardi YU. W. Ratcliffe. inn. %Vetheetey, 1l ar-airk slake, farther—March 20, W. I'. Meeker, Basingtialrstreet. nocreltant—April 3. J. Kilslian. --Nlareli 24. T. Lind, Item Ile.ttli. Staffordahire, carpenter Slarelitt.L.ltearitt, Rollon-tu-Moora. ninney,serivenor lard, 20. A. Payne. Newia!e-str..et. natter—March 11. R. Sails..nry. Inien-draper---11.0rc4 31. W. Leek, Stattiinisltire, J. W. .I.;lin et!, Colvin-Ater. IA .1. Lieklin. Herat iliip-brnker-7- %larch Crawahaw and (1. Crawabaty. 'Waled, Yorkshire. carprl-Inauulacturcra March 12, AI. Reader, lirlatol, fancy t;iess-tnaker. IER n 20. I. Vickridge. Bedford-house. Southampton-row, grocer— J. Iles, New City l'hantbers. lll4h ) 1 14zite-ittret. insura tee hroker—W. kerb% • Margate, coschmacter—.l. and A. Miller. Mallol,4We-street, aserchants—J. AnwarJug, Whi t )1, millwright. I' MTN 1:14S111P, H. Scott and K. Charlton, Coal-Exeinsnge, coal-factors -91. and W. Addis - no. Wrdnerbnry, Staffordshire. hankers — M. nod W. thirst. King-street. Ci.vent-garden. woollen drapers —G. Nicisolsidi and S. Platt, Remind, attiirno s It. and J. Woolwich, brewers—'.l . and T. ltiun dell, Liverri..l. irowilmigerA— O. Wynne and F. Stesecisqn, Stafford, shoi—manittactiorers—J. and W. Hall, Falinontis. bakers—R. W alters and T. Keating, Bristol. Irish provi sion-surrchauts—E. B. Corbett. and W.Caulteld, Lit crist,id. bressera--F. Kingdom and K. H. Hawkins, Urest TotlinK ion. atlorni.. C. llnita~n. Shakspear, J. Lilly, e ha r ,Non. an I W. Hall, Itirmilughas. glass toy-nianntsc hirers —W. !Wirt.) , and ('. Williams*, t4.smersnl-street, gate. silk its:-ruanutactilrers--J. and T. F.:ilwarolti, Conduit street, Hon t-r.treet. tayiiirs—J.llatieir and P. Nathan. Lon don-stall. ..h,liesale jrwrilers-1). and U. Manley, South ampton-row. Slownsbury-sqltare. aloe-Inerebaats. :II OF THE KING OF SWEDEN ON OPEN ING THE DIET. CsittirtAxA, Fut. 2.—The following is the re. u pek,bie Speech with which hi , • the King of ihr tt cs2 and Norway opened rettgoaMostv to or 'Z lobe etiopoell since your King that .sited yeti to a nation vie Mentors as yourseives—which :berty, and placed you in the rank of independent nations. " The Report, which will be laid before you, of the state of Mee kinplotn, will enable you to appreciate the advantages of your present situation. NO Latium has obtained rights and a Constitntional guarantee with fewer sacrifices than the Norweoan Na " But, in order to preserve thew val:iable gifts of Heave'', let us consider that no p-.opl' are o orthv to I . e Pre who do not know how to he free under the laws. Let as not forget that many st:ite. hare Ion.: struz lied against despotism and civil tear ; and that others, after syeatherio4 all storms, hase liond thenttelvt• 0b1i 4 7141 to limit and modife ri; ; his, which the intoti• ratio's of the passions hail ahnsed. On esatninintf the measitre* of iolenitti.tm.tion which have hr..it eitsee Vie diet of ISIS, you will e otrinee voir•elves efj the 'internal care of your liovernment, an I of the con-' eatit activity with whirl" it watches over pots. trefftre. Voidonbteilly mock still rewliwi for us to ilo. Oar Civil and Penal Code is not vet coati.lettd. The ba lance and the due g:a Ta:i. , ll of the b"an,•lll.s of Autho rity are not vet He irly ; h a t the r e.•rce I have exerAseti in all thi n g-i that required uty 11.)yel intvrferenee afford% yon t' r to sat pet fee: st citrity. " The Rudert, air! the ::isfectory view of the Re - ren net, o f th e ki o rlom, will give psi tnitott-ainfor uoviou respecting your reliontres, and furnish you with mi•toiv to a dopt those testi:tree% which are the best cal rnl ited to fitlfil the national obligations. The litpli.l dat•ou with the Danish Government, etspeetirr th'e ;soh'ir ileht of Sorw.tv, is terminated. If the share of Vrwav Lad been fixed according to Art. 93 of the •;trltiell, and to the proportion of the population , must have heel' burdened with a third part of 14 hat the arrerrnents which your tiorern- Joi ineaus.tt) ettforze have redafel this shayre lot,. the a Lit which was cliari • eti upon ,leoce 61. Ilesced our harvests. The rapid iteprovonient of our .Izrieutture I hope, soon seeir..e n. against the possible ret•ui rimer of distress in utn:e. " Agriculture, Mailufactimss, an.l Mechanical Arts, are three ttrr.tt %oirees of rihlie w..lfare—s .urces oliieh never d:y up for a temperate and industrious peell ie. " The cotnmercial situation of Norwae feels the re straint which no:v exists in all parts or the world let ns hope tlett cirentostams Avid become more fay.w alste: in I let ns, in the tneAn time, repair by indos. try, frogalit v. and tvisdoin, the embarrassment %hie!: this stagoatioo The r, Lions of peace and amity. betweel: the two king.' of the Scandinavian' Penhoult Foreign Powers continue on the twist friendly loiting: ant, it is with. real pleasure that I feel ittyse:f ali:e to onoimince to plti, that notwithstanding the tinplea‘ant ocoprresees xt llodoe, I h.tve every roiso.i to hope that enr Constnereial Relations will not sulr.r any r. - strietions, in consequence of an event which appealed in o•yery nufAvortrable light. •sTh.. llovernutent of fl.eat Britain has tli. , p ) .7.yed oia this occasion a spirit of moderation, the whole value of which I acknowledge, awl it tonntines ten - dig nity to act in a manner correspoirling with this spirit. The !end:swots of Powers are tilt measured by , Je re spective strength of State., but according to the .oli dity of the phlitiral institntiltis and to the indepen,l ence of nations. The object of your King will always he to in ;I ntain the :1111.4100y indispensable gli3r An , re for Ste, s of the serum! rank, which pres,•rves the rimy of nation!. Ills win will never he any other than the will of the Law—his glory is inseparable froni your freedom." THREE PRIZIits otzyt.tssi, the bias 's Amiss Ina, Bedford. AttarisepL, :ter. ovum's. .... 1 ... ! ~. Consols and Money, must be &lien. ind the other thr ee Hid Broad-Arad; anti Mr. FisJitr. Ba. Bard. Con‘titntil 4111.00 0 Prizes may PoiliNY th 3 O rli °ls"' A " " TM J. Ri,•i i irds and I% , 11,011410, illyern nal, Herefor.Ktire. N r , 31 , ri , draws 'lliskata and Mbires are nu Kole at EIKH's Oars; .., , : ._._. , era pll cunt. March 15. 1 1 1, -*Ofril lU, nt eta Crown sg r. v.a ''' "- ' --- soul ket mid sbo" Ra s . " 140 ...,, 1 We lk " 1 ' Onnict,oreef, vroverw•robire. .ittesm4ltglirPtraik Slat II;lit.; wit oc i lin arc warm • • At ; .veit Matori. lintitokigS..~l 4 ..... .. _,,___-inect 4,111 . 1 i • H, Uesety4treper. Marais WO. A pr! 1 10. ti n , I, I, r i,, s ro d r es: v a:pc .rs e l or na ;- , lf l o a rr t o ke w; t s vo Drac eiss lotr it; n n . n i d tal fr o n y m are .r akey or t_ti,i.titiLet!t.m..._tS:_i_.:ll)l.._.:_lt_tort.ilLy2._..M.y;r.yr:atsori. Wahl)); Eon 'tr... rumpled. bat of course their value is not dintialalild Oil that "'",..,,•"p7ill47le:::'i;:r"nileagiune."l°.:7lo4:.An'grrnbire). miller.i mares R. 9, 0 pr,.ti ____....• ...I Ilany n•a. it tikelv to obtain the .full,tlUJ, aril Aorri'l KI. at the Bull Inn, Home:pule. Attorney'. N 1 • r. • N "n" **Trot• otitt - • . EMIGRATI9N TO .4.llERte.t. (PROM TOR MANC.•E , TER 0111PIRRTZ :.) We hare been favottred with the fo`lowing Letter by the parents of the v niter, and as we lately submit!, I two eiontra•limory ,tatements relative to the sititatlon of emigrants front this country to AJteriea, v. think it hut justice to lay the contents of this genuine pr.- d oe tion before our readers. Destt F vrtirn'sein 3.10-runt—l am happy to in form you that I arrived here safe on tl.e dth of Novem ber, after a nine week's passage. V.lii wi;! be pleased ;., hear that I ion rejnired at the change I have made; I have sneree.led in getting work ivithout going fur• titer into the country-1 can live Antler cold irtablv here that ever I could have expected in England. 1 have twitch better w:lges, and provisions are cheaper one-third than they are in England ; I am weaving Gingham, N. bO4) teed, forty-four picks in one inch. twenty-four inches wide, at three pence farthing . per cart , . Br workittz not very hard I can earn seven dollar' per nOtlt, or If. I Is. 6.1. English tuoney; and every expense of board, lodging, Lc. costs use only three and a quarter dollars per week, or 14s. ad. English looney. A titan, wife. and two chil.lres runld live equully as cheap--5 first-rate getstlenum in England cannot live better than 1 do; we have ev.rvv. we can wish, Nt.ue bat steady 'ma tau du e phi- ago, sip or rew of roads, us and r join )fessed rror to tisis all ,ns and I drunk I into 3 anally hen he noeised arrived, iusband e hourly of four toghter, iff Brev e Se later Liorniug, 1 except ry weak ooscd to 1 basins s bar* of Mr, t, robbcd deb aar Ige, friend • aged Fr. aged 3 5, r Cbar)o gill, is the re. .....arrarowa. os a— • 91 a — l 99 a- - _.a-- 90 Oa— ..sds , ig 0— 0 100— ` I 1041. at Wbsie- If Bibs. s e I 4i Nal I Sri , 7 , r , all O Oa° 9 Oa! • ela 4 , • 6 110 0 DUGH• Ka TS. 10 2 a 1 4 4 0 0 ° n 0 ix 004. • . 1111CIL 19 41 .• to 4125. lbe•olk. of DS" v s 4 r OOil Utrn. il COSINIUSI Weed' LV INTELLIGENCE. PRUSSIAN POLITICS. The Bete/la Go:rue of the 13th inst. contains the fol lowing, amon_ tither remarks, on the affairs of Nanles : " An anarchical constitution, intrn,ltnrtt in a state hr a violent cottrolsion, or by a transport of entlittsi4stn. mar certainly he considered as a danger threatening all the neighbouring states. If, in addition to this, such a eon s•itution is the work of a society acknowledge 1 to he revoltitionary if it is the standard to which rutissarirs of this society it:rite the snbiects of other gorer ttttt rut., it is in itself an act of hostility ugainq other powers. who have an evident right :o pot all end, even hr force, to such a state of things. which is to lie con‘iilereil sa eposl to a war, and, in many respects, more burdensome and dasgerous." Al.ll PACII%. CorssitaxTrsors.r., JAS. 31).—The latest accounts fro+, Albania and Koinelia do not confirm the account of the acett.tl raisins of the siege Jannina by the Inrkish troops ; but they stenr the continued defen .e made hr Ali Paths. The castle, which he defends, protects him ; aml though the besiegers have sotne• times tlestroyed some of the outworks, they have been tottueiliately repaired. Ali endeavours to make *elf i o trnlar ; hr makes his troops sensibir (who ape not so Irwin nowt*, us Uwe have been represented), that he does not eueibat far himself. bat fuc the in terest awl freedom asf }pis„ raithial companions, His fresh ale, so the sreal *Viol says, dots net allow b.* to beak 91 . isiksself. 'Veins fittscr :el fry his e‘t .twagre".l6,o o l/ 44 "; ,, ~.• r dearer—ltolw riot atty. litat *44 At,* , peels a44l . spit he* the city; , table, who is aFrnir lishman, his name is Wright, from Cheshire, we Fart also at work with ns, Joseph Kay, from rintwortb. You will understand, that when I speak of the prices of the necessaries of life, I only mean those of this city; bat I am told every tiling is much cheaper in the country. If yon and all the family were . here, we conic! live as well, and with as-tuuch comfort, as any gentleman's family in Ragland. 'I he most proper time to come here is in Autumn, the cl;mate heing much hotter hu snanner, and colder in winter than in England. I am, thank trod, in as R oad health as ever I was in my Wu ! and much fatter than when I left yea. 1 have met with many Engtielt• turn who wish to return to :he old country; het I cats t ear of no reason for It. • This is a fine roar man's cunntry—this is the country for a man who is sober, rareful, and induatrious. Money cert.tinly is very. scarce, and many fill it to be very inconvenient ; buy as vet I hare no Citwe to t :Owitlajo. hive my respects to W. 11. and tell hiin that neither lie nor any other intim:rlons person need fear emaing here—they lie sure to prosi,cr, heynntl what tbs.,. can spec' in EnglAnd—alan to W. 11. it hr snit 111104 ~ere here thevetmld to twirls better than in I have now given rt, my dear parents, as faithful - an ;m emoir this country as I ran: you may dep. nil upon every word being truth-1 am anxious to hear fro I roe. In the Midst of prosperity I shall never forg , t von. My kind 1• vr to my brothers mad sisters, an accent the sante youraelves. From yonrs, llc. 11. P. S.—ln case you should not untieraloSA 01 1 01 ' , _ 4 ll \" mean by No. hUa reed, it la the s3Atteas $41% iota , with yots--1 can easily earn s: yell dollars jpiiir *e.tit i 4'l The prices 44 gall shoes an Stadia deafer that' in Englawarbastiontot-much. • - its tiniorc, Per.l7, 11420. noxt.va, ORTNEtN DAV. HUDSON AND Oni!eiw, TIMITIORAT, POE' t ST %SE OF FIFIT'OCCsitSt. -4 1. i ) This match took place at one o'clock, at Itosel;ne, the parish of Dagenham. on lippiteg Kismet. 111 tlt...r performarwes little is necessary to Ise The w as for of a different onler of bridge to the 1ig1.:4 on any other road. Instead of the lortll7 baronclte• tlwr Iteroosielsev amd eloug.shore cfronrtst were the neatest torus tint, an I the peilestr'.ans were chiefly frisks the Murk-yards and vessels in the river, who, intersuiveJ with the well-dressed ceereyetwers, formed a erotrsq•so appearance. Neither the great Calits:ti nor the Cal .1- nossary-lieneral were present, lint the ir n 'TV numerous. Oliver and Josh. Hudson w e ns the ring with Ibtv. and- Handal and Martin secon:lc.l Breen.—ltettiog ti to 4 on Ituilslo. Wiling! I. It was tell minutes before either made an attempt to strike, each alternately melting feints to gbe. the right banal into action; at Losirth they Garnett loo.e an a sudden, and exchanges! slight hits, both went down, tifeell undermost. 2. Tedious sparring, after which Hudson hit short And a rally followed; hut the impetuosity of the loco was ton great to place their intesifed hits. Green hi .1 slielstiv at the ear, and in a close both went down, Ge-cu a s siiit under. 3. This was a smart round, and upon touch equality ; Green plated a right-banded blow epou his adversary's neck, and he was returned upon are head. In a clu-e Green was uppermost its the fall. • 1. Green made the play, awl a brisk rally !, rather in his favour. to the close, Godson was throw. , with a cut lip. 5. This round ,hewn) Hodson the best fighter; be parried Isis adversary's right hand ol' great skill, and returned heavily with Isis right, which set his adversary noting like a frightened horse. Green shook of the e ff e cts o f the blow, and tuned to like a game one; mst:y blows were exchanged, decidedly in Hudson's favour. who siesnerl to have got at his adiersary's methnJ of fighting. Green went down from the effects of a blow, h.st it was out a clean knock doWn.-5 to 2 on anal 7 were short rounds, anal butlittle hitting, as luau were full of the piper. A smart hitting rontid ; both bled freely frows the effects of a rally. Green w.s thrown. 9. Hu 'sou had the b-st of which was a skirt fighting round; both placed their right-handed hits; Hudson's was evidently the he Pods down. 19. !Wilson was much diste.ssed fur wind; Green sve waxiest at him in bull.dogisstsion, and had the hest of a rallying round. Godson was thrown. 11. Green maintained Isis seperiority, but it kept him a t hi s f o il T eed ; and (ludson, although he had the worst of it, isia.le some excellent psrri4s. Both were grassmi in the Strnagle. 12. A good rotted was fought; anal both drappe.l tise'r claret with usuds jollity. Several blows were etelsanged, an I both were down. 13. Like . a horse ivlsiids starts to run a foitr-trai:e speed, Ilreets's fastness in th...! 19th and llth ron•As took all the speed out of hi.o. Ile made a' sty s•i in this round, and had none the worst of it ; C a be teas of no use after the neat round. 11.• This was a g ay awl busy route), and both rallied themselves to a statail still. Godson hat th e bed o f the round, bait be fell from we-.'to , s , , awl 19 to ll was se fused. It was llolwell-ktreet to an old clothes bag Omen stood up stx other rimoida, frit it was oely to lye hit or pushed ilowit; aid in theio fcinfr issonds Irusfaofl 4 l right band told heavily upowilti VAL . —The fitist list ed 40 wittutes. ••• ft. y Si :~ ri