The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-02 00:00:00

14 jak NIMENIINIMIII=IIII.I *SO T o nit SPijoit OPI rag STATSSAUIY. Saw,— It eppeaa one Moisten wee,. in the heel. „,,, b a iwein OW. 'sod the Bank, qeite reedy to jo s the mei?! feeling : after ell, however, it will elaiirtiv hot little towards petit:wet relief; and h m y opieles that tie Beek of England will have eery Ifffle etre fee the benefit of the Natio', diet N o w. w hich has raised its voice to suppress their iieuerTtliele overwhelming power. As to money. ' the Bask csonet make it, they never coin ; it cant be bp weer of LI went that gold or silver Is, • ealed, • the Bask bate no setbotity for that; they, Weave, make a repenretative, and that representa. the, alas! is eery leech like other Repreeentstives— ehol Mho/ "Peseta mothiagi or are pod for no. thieg.• lloweeer, then can be ue doubt, bat that if she Goveramefit• staid peak*, teal sod coin it, 'after that sea it hl the Bak; they would most ea. lily twee it ;lost the Book caned coin. 1 am aware that panes are too apt to jedge err • ly, and Imagine all the money is made by the Hank of Eirglenti. This is as greet an error as considerieg la Bank of England the Naties.l Bak; •hermis It is op mar than the Beek of certain shareholders. higeever all this less sod fetter will amount to bull little. the Minister wants more moo/ to meander upon unproductive purposes, and will hare it ; haven, doubt for one. lam of opiates that there will be a tat upon fended properly. I hope there will, for it. seem really, that it is all now In the funds, or for ever sunk or gale, for tare is neer In goners! 098 I think she CIIAPICLI.LOR of the Ez. CIIIIWER may Ind ways awl mean., but be mast sp. ply at the sight place; bet I should advise him to cafe,. the thine beyoml hie power, s.d recommend at once a complete change, each, for indent*. as the rase ietrodeced is our notice by Was. Cosier— • redectioh of at last Owe half; this meeiere, sp. pears to me quite easy, and a very solitary owe.— ll* may screw op his courage, mad be may sqtreeto' wet his brains to keep the system gear( long; the aritseitpare is tee much aka, the production for it to last long. 'there aret.raassay peasioars,sinece rids, 10. s opoi pumas, soldiers. and useless persona about atlas nitre., for the /hies to last ; it Is wars oat ;it is disagreeably thread-bore in every pert; IN 'Melees are plea, sad the old Gimeasmal will fall elf. and lase the body Baked, mid which is worm, with:Ma soul. Bolter act honestly. esedidly, tad jsdkk'us is time, before the power is pose. totally lost. When en individual I. balsas finds that the lager he pee on the worse it will be, not only for his creditors. but ler his, lelfivideal character. he st once gives op, hag en siljeamasis, gees en again, aod Is oboe commeeded. Ceesrameot Quest to do the some thiag, and let the Bak melte a bed debt of a r ia claim sped the Country ; they have bad profit *sough by it. As to coin. I should imagine that as we Sr. at peace, and in Rely Anis:ice lath 'ell the great Powers. it said borer,' to make money equal 16re:reboot the ketvist.porld. as well es weiwtots end ▪ aaaaa a*. Let she same quaesity of the article pas f o r the sane, in a prepared state, OW; olive, it woold mailer little about what ►• world let for it. braes* it will be the case, that as much more, sad probably twice as much mere of soy useful or. tide will be pot in one place, ea will be got i• another. bet why shoal.' met coin. weights, end noireres, be the same every obese ? bey err re. . gulated by the law of the land, and relay there could be we Mai. situ in making the 'ship qoite equal torowthoot tiro Uoiverse.—s:r, if pie reasider the abcre worth year notice. it is sells if set I am, Su', )oer's respectfully, a. . - - bike 3a, 18111. • IM. le..eld net be eilbeted wits.—Es. A elmw. it p raid. sill be ittirneleeed in Ms 13ill foeodrd en thy &moieties' sewed in ibe. Hawse of Cosiness by Mr. Pm., to pree..ht the Bank enehlog and, felther browses. et dieidieg were thus Preen per coot. @Mil Ike memories •f Casio ray. emote. Thostitled Civil Ust of Ff•PCP, resolving of 23 pinioss uf Weis for the ...nice of the Kior, and sine mUlines loth, Royal Famity. (alte(etber about 1,416.0001.) Les just passed the Chamber of Dime 410e. p a matter of Areeieta from Leii..tie Mato, 'bat the beekaollimg 'offered in C.:rowan, by the. stssoalion of orscho soot ihe sesreity of money. T..e booker of fee • .rits poldisbed at the present fair of Iris, it eftalanou to opwarris of 3•.0), and coalmines early work that has been primed in G•rins ny aims ilifirkwohnee, 644 all that will he published bet i• Violsesitretr. Merl.rine and Surgery furnish this the l utes's, member of works : the newber is 1k or cipsisoonot okeonounts to 73. On *lends, the Sado! ) , of Fri.aels (Quakers) obt•ist. el fr w the Pert of London !horse'', the sow of the Chapel for Seamen," oliwnboted very ournot.;elify ..song she sailors. on howl itoo mot. chants ships an the Theme.. 6 printed hanol.hilL so kindolienini purport o--*• At the request of a th ulium belonging In the Soci•ty a Fe o•noi% • public animists for••nrship i• 1.4. held on board the _ _ 1.4 C l; r 1 e ff WlPPiug 0141 Stair., At half-past dr ne k oi...,oning, ihr 3141 ingest, to to Mikis: wen ere partirelarly junked." Similaria. *ration, are fregorot. Olen soy of the Society of F!iratts feel a strong itclinallan to lodge, the.. of puttralir.oeightioorlincils. or of 'different classes of mrirly. in meet them for worship, and are ettrerally well invited and attended to. The Ship Chap.l'vis crowded in the evening. and after a eon . sid , rable length of silent*, Arse an eici•tly MIN then an elderly woman, and lastly. yeosie weans. al rester length, sddiersed the assembly with pro. sod Serb tetimisnes• rm the defies which all owed in their Mater to , ii Sutras, and to their fel. lon men, and VII the imapertene• of tome mod tire as lowlin t ; to •itlre.it V and 11111:4.11 0 111 The speokeis ad. • Or assembly from the pulpit as the most coo. seni•eit plank Coos EXCEUNGE. Jogs 2.—We hate MO hod any annuls Meaday, and 1.1.41 Illole Awe Uhaat .innaisinit neer hoe that day acrid readily at I kedill's yliena.—Pn• (yeah Barley rot also better • I .a.'nnt at any rilaaorn in ',Ore.—Oats foPy • nri It ht qeolatteri. and line fresh Core was is de ' 1 " 11 . -14 Sears fed Peas us alteratiou. THE 51VT.431.4.N. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. DIN, JUN/ I.—Arrived and ailed for the Ricer the Dogtooth Hill, Polio, from Noniron ; Lomb, from Bombay ; Success, Perry, from Um. pool ; Togas, Candy, from Pooling, so Nimbus/0; Britaania, Griffiths, from Smyrna ; and John, Moo ning, from sorra Loone.—Parsed I)ossposteas yes terday, all well, the Vallencia, hem Riu Janet,. for Hambergh.--Came down from the Rivet and remiss the Fraocia. Sinclair, for the South Sl4ll. PORTSMOUTH, JUPIC I.—Arrived the Princess Royal, from Sierra Loon., last from Plymouth, with timber for the Dock-yard ; ■nd Fos transport, from Greromy.--Passed up Channel, thotobro d. Castro, from Madeira to Pettstsbargh.--Saikul his Majesty's bria Riloria, go a revise. PLTIMOLITIII, Ala Y 31.—tialled the Lavinia. Metro, for Ratites; and Wriliam, Hall, for Prince Edward's Island. FALNOUTII, MAT 30.—Arrirod the Biddeford, 111.1)onsld, from Lioodoa.—Srittd several coasters to ibe eastward. Cow's. Just I.—Salled this Wear, Penedos', from S. Jag.. de Cabs, for IlembergA. MAT 30.—Sailed several emsisli which had been in hare windamand.-I:ltagonie, from Marseilles ors liarre, which was wielded in ibis bey, ahe YOih Derember lam, has been royeirod, and het• reign, which •as landed, moibipped, sod sailed for liame. Majesty's skip N•arrsrle, Admiral GrMho. •►rived 1111 Madeira ill. XI May. fin. Plysaesth, sod sailmi fists thence on the 4th, for Ilabha. The filmy and Elisabeth transports arrived at Ma. dein, on the 6th May. from De►lin, and sailed is , • seat day for Si. DOlllitsin. The Mary. Leak, alth centring. arrived at Ma. heir• the Sib Ma), Iran Cork, and sailed the tame day for Botany Bay. The Lord Hobart parker, errigelli at Madeira the 30th April, from Falmoeth, anti sailed seat day for Teneriff and Br.. I. Yottorthy Ni Dgke of Von[ traosoefed military boohoos sites the Police Riover •t Corit'on.hoooo. Tor Ducats" or K VIT.—On Monti's? the Prin. ce , s AUGUSTA 'lnv.?' et Kiintingtoo• Potesti 5b4614 half-pest 12 o'clock. on a OA' to the D.l.k sad blithest of Kest. where her 1(0 1 01 ilill i file n s e "in'd i s some time, and afterwards /eternal to Wiiiil . Th. eimitirsl .equines after the state of the Di tee thes, owe . . Yetterdei thcfielleithio Isis was issued!— _ . " Kir/Alens ra1m03... Jive 1. " Her !Playa' Higher.. Ike 1/1. Klissaaked a laartalaly is maul. sad r 114.1111.4. in it provesmat Nair al analAlimeal. 'Mr Irlala Mime (ci t orti) " .1. Vt 1.1,41/15." TIP Pane* I.tordt.o went to Gloarerter-onow )•storday morning, me a irksl in rho Dar and Norse of GLOUCESTER. I n 'hr oftorooon hi. Rayol Mahn's, visited, Or Doke atoll Wars, of roam, as lork-hoosr..St. imars's Polner. All the Cevernmerit State Pipers, of which Mr. Dm:cc is the Keeper, in addition to his other leers tiw have been 'toyed to the house in Cleat Georgr.btrype,.b.reerly oectipktl by the Pay. M-rier•General of the Vidonleer.Yroops. Ti.. old Office,lu Middle Scotland-yard. is oboe, toles pslied /leen, with oho adjoining horses estendicg to doe Bank of dm Theme., by order of the Geosnaissiosiers of the Croon Lands, for the purpose of crimpled:as the projected insprovveriewts in Whi , ehall.place. OnnNANct ECONOMY —lt appreirs from the 04. panic 1 1 ;.tiniate•iii the year 1780. who. Lard Towns Maio held the office of 314.:er.General, that the so : of his private Seeretoi (the lain Mr. Con RR TT ) was 2701. a year. In the iialf..nr Lent MUUMUU. the salary of Colonel CHAPMAN, the private secretary, vial 2000'.; in C1.11.11110•Ite of the recommendation of the Collltaitlee of reassure. it is new reduced to the half.pay establishment of only 10001 per eateest, witb an official smite of alignments. SCIENTIfIC F4evoritow.— A steam-heat is to be bunched at Miro... t ee, to be employed in on yaps dition I. the Yellow Stone river, the object of which is to obtain a history of the inhabitant. soil, wilorwals, end curiosities. 31sjor Lou., of dew lissoPshiso, topographical engineer • Mr. Gmasms. of Virginia ; Mr. Vi u. U. Swtrr, of Massacheseis, from the Mi litary Academy; Major BIOOLZ, of the Artillery; Dr. JuilVt, mliteralogiss; Dr. SAT, botanist sad roltigist ; Dr. BALOWI/11, toning it and physician; Mr. PULL, Of Philadelphia, landscape.painter and oroitholegist ; Mr. Sinuous, . ditto ; and Major FALLOW, of the Indian pewits/ant, (ores oar. diii...o. The beat is 73 fret long, 13 beam, draws 19 loch*, Af eater, a-d is well armed: she conies on her flag a White Man and in Indian shaking hands. the calomel of peace, and the lice machinery is hard to avoid the snag, and sawyers of the riven. The expedition departs with thy best wishes of the tripods of iirience.—(From s (lesion Paper.) Mr• WM. DUNDAS is SO MOO afraid of the horrors of o popelsr election et Eilintoorgh, which he Iris publicly (teetered most be the consequence sf en on. glary into tbe Petitions of tbe Rotel Dergbe, that it is sniff, be hie determined to resists his met in Pet. Umpire for th.t city, et the next (I I Election, if loran obtain an eschew/04r Old Serum, or any ether snug bereogb in England. Vieeorriet CUATIAIIIIIIA+D big, It if said, jell IMAM a Tragedy, eathled Mahe, spin tab* be bee been emoted far aeon time Tie Criss. Con. mg of Ogictitor ti. which ass to here come o• in the Dehlin Coact of Common Pleas on Friday, was settle.: by s compro mise betw►en this parties, for the sem of 35001. EXTRAOIIIOIMARY CIIICUK•TA NICIL—FOT sowers! 'rooks pest, tho shore of Aber's, with, to 4 my coo. .iderebl•• eaten., Ms been rovered with QM order of Znoybytn celled Star IFigh—en 'Kowtow [MVP, known before by the oldest inhebitent, altbsegh they kite always bee. ocessimeolly found. Several minim, load. bare bee• unroll airily 114 Isamu. by J. N. W ILIA Ars. Esq. of ; ■nd his steeply has hoes Nimrod by see* others. The 6sh, oboe 'brown op I.y oho see, ere deed, or is • very week sod feeble stale. No (vomits ce•s• wfist i pp ls has bees eseispied for this ostreorditiary cireemstaisco; some eliribosi g it to diesel*, whirrs to poison (by sup poriesg the shoal lies met with beds of coppetss as Om hotfoot of Ow ms), bet no adequate use seem le be , keens. To ras EDITOR or res I S9"'IIIIIIIM4N. Rif -......___ . • Sin,—The desperate state of the lima now the emlllllll Nlk, the daily, the bloody talk of every one. , All persons vow admit, the, it is Impossible that things can goon so long; lye mats who hes any enderstandiox presets". to argue even the probability of the motion ever again coming to rights --all now assent to the gross and overwhelming dearest st hick atom te:r plsre , uod hope it will SOON "rear; sod ovally, in my "pinion, for sloe, I say, Irt it come, then we shall know after that Who we are tailing for—but now it is of so small what we do; we may week and scheme day and night, bet all to no beneficial or twirl purpose. Fail we most, all of us, owe after another ; for what is the see if we bevy honk debts, if we haga stock ow our premises, what W . the ese of that ? It is money we wool, it is money which complete, at our colones; its bargain is properly conspired until the money is paid. Tradesmen coons( do es the Hank of England do, pat OR the payment by giving promiees of their own. Now, Sir, what is to be demo? No mousey is to he int ; then Is anew in genswil cirmilatioa. The ; • greaLanti rich even seldom pay their tradesmen, end the ;nutritional, so between the two there is no money for gem ent ems. Tradesmen, or boldness people, ona may really olliros, ant new merely existing in a state of over. whelmbsg anxiety. The mind of the honest and up. dew mats is really tore to pieces, to atoms. I sin of opinion that no Nobleman ought to ran more tltene sin months' current 'cement with the trashes. sus who 'apply him. There is one class of tratlesmee, who ere really porticulsrly users!, in "tiding import. sage so the male part of society; that person yoe will at once perceive i; the tailor, and really that New me fel of all personae's is scarcely ever paid node, twee' menths—it is most shamefel. It would not be au inconsistent question to ask many of the fine pitting gentlemen who •re always flirting oboist ee slims the storms, o hose cost they had got on, and about Angles". mist scooters they were hanging about their keels ? I say, sir, it would not in most easel be as unfair opest ion—really it is a most mites' injury to the country at large, the great or rich people withholding their mosey so long from their typilestami. I smald propose a etitelinn, vix• that any GeMilentan bask; shove six m o wi n g credit it not a respectaLle poison ; that he is cot I Gentlemen, and aught met to be looked epee an any other than the livery versant to some tailor , who waste Moat parties lolly to pay his draper, bet cannot get his mosey from his restemet. Wet. Gentlemen only to make nut of sit months' time of credit with tradespeople thing, would be bet. ter. There o eeld he more money in circulation. For if the Cioderrsa was to pay hii tridesmes, the latter would immediately pay those with whom they deal, and so the money would go from one to another, end would be rapidly circulated soil tamed to advantage. As thief* art now a tradesman is heffeted about, dis appointed, end pot off day after day, week after week, month after swath, yeer after year t to the gloat injury if his business, and to the eternal dia. grace of his ti.bter ; bet on it is. Sir, I *sold recommend the great people, as we all them, to limit their time of credit, pay their tradespeople quick, and look into things themselves, Sad not lees. So Muth t• steward', betters, and sects like characters, who generally are contriving to make a property of the tradesman. It would be well also, fdr the priacipal to see tredeepeople, appoint a day of settlement, and do it themselves ; and not limes It to a venal servant. I would 'short my fellow. tradesmen, then. to be as careful SS possible of what 'they are estrested with belonging to others. I would advise them to be strictly honest ; for I am sure there is nothing that can make it worth a man's while to be other thaw honest and ',pistil. It is best to be candid elan in their dealings. 1 would eahort them to avoid all fictitious acisi• aphid their credit " yet a little longer :" better be Nat at once, as to their affairs; bet I recommend them, above ell things, to avoid petty.fugging lawyers; keepat a distance from them; they are poison to an honest mind ; they are the common pests of society ; they are the worst of 0411.—For tier pascal, I remain, Sir, Respectfully, yoser, Mar 23, 1019. It. liatiture—Tb• &Noll are among die SO. ateross to r ieS &smiled is Sir ARTHUR Cl.Almes Essay nu this important subject, jest poblifbed : Vallety of baths In use—gralonf their temperature. (Ate.° Bain, its primary and geoeral effects on she body—danger of going coil foto the water—adven !ages to he espected from card batbing—diseases said to Ism been cored by cold beibing.—Seue Daasiag improper in all eruptive complaints—other elites is Web the cold hails nr sea lathing is iojorinaf.— Shinier Dolls.—Cool Bath—lnto ef. feet's op the bod)—the heft adapted for the purpose of eleinlioess—adoantages of tepid bathing doting. Proonanry—ersious of IMO peasant women in I r•ltruil —lei VI bathing in infancy—doting poberty—ia the skillful age— In old age—oseamo of prolamin basin ealstoffee—ltostion voodoo( betides prattieed in Dab. lbs.—Wawa DAVI, 11l immediate effects on the body—diseases in which the mom bash io osefel— beet time for warms bathing--eolehing zold, after steam bathing, s greenflies fear—sorsa bashing seep hal in the isullemosa —.fortifies Ow listen ogaiost cold. —MEDICATtO •111. Sot.raua BATU.—its egrets an the skin—she salt water bath injurioss to the - akin Mice:lts of Ike aria—raw* *lesion...jets/minus on Ihe fote--11P methroled bulb or oriiticial waters of Farb used by Ilette.srahvo—he Juumes Lleratt—ler Ilemir IV. of 2raisce.-1110T BATii,- 119 effects es the hedp—dorckes .'r thy pumping.— ' VArciust &ITU, its is* mediate effects nn the big— I sruefol in fevets— mood by the Africans In refer— at moonier—densiption of • Turkish hash mod Aso postiov—vspoor of boil's** tar—veneral Instroctioos for coil, warm. and repave barbing. "Tbe north-easterly 'thuds, which bees prevailed for A* last furor or leo day*, bees mown In Ope l Krotlsh kop.plf watians susenbers of that de eutectics Infect, the dotpl.l.•lly. nortivu. GRr 4T lIITTIT Ot '0174 AICI BURNe. OP HOUSsi 01 1 1 9 0 1 , 411 1 . NAAR HObi TAI. lIRIUUIi, "Tilt 101 mil .s The fine i c oreeq r /poi of 11..ttIao• nor.' etc again selected for the aseenastege of the Awry to *lines, the above errobit ; and early -ft Theallsy mornings the evnateesa ware in wow Goa the aplendid b he sod foot down to the Woes dreg. 1301 in cnowiloont► of tome L Mon waternano bat. logs been refused in eassrcise their nrropetlen in for. ✓ing ii. paste.‘gers OWN at the last fight, ...d slew is having been lined goose pr Inds for so doing ; thee in taro vowed revenge. and Ago; •rr the heat, nail laid an loforniation r.sp.cting the lit i r Band nod Skeilon This conduct "molt Moolsey. and l(ereasiow.lwath Was iannedlaiely .orbsti:tweri. where the motley groop Instant!) repaired; yet some h•adreda loot she nerd, and did not witness trip CM. Considerable Letting occurred at all the sport. ing.herwies the preceding evening. and lb. Giant wee decidedly the f its. 6 and 7to 4. The fmg bra leg formed at a little after one a i rlock, Shelton sp. pest.J. followed by Crib sod Ilmarlail, and threw up his hat ;• and Berns, with his re!atiee and D e n. sally, sue entered the ring. The odds bad now changed. and Shelton was the fneastitt. Ewe bel ting was the tree state. It •rst 1. I.lprra rcipniag.,beris Deplored sidtaln sod In Sae notelti.m. The Merton. io goftiot of vise sot I.e. ink he. seen tfe mos, sad ftWk.o Welted mar? &DOA to hie "PI oleo. The elteelannt alot.st ireabled for the taw et the Sator•lperrine gawk pl.tre. sad Shell.* on nil her wis dom... Tier okm at Week let fly orb lob vigil. 11115 ott tow'. bad,. hat it ea. allgesty. The hider framed a Were • 114141 hood Wept,. and Intordiosely phrors4 trentro• dos. firer slot as heard over the neer virginlt still Cr. when the Giant .rent Await lite a .og. fibrils Ole a rose of analogy the ♦l swift urns Da inn L The Gingers meg ..intehred cline anioded. oleo he yes eett.d ofihrste, .45., Ile non 11. mow nutter birlonle. sad ✓ade tome bins hot Stub o repented toe dews* ...vete' ..14hot tie dared spirted oat, nod he len dies epos bes fare. aftsi t th.ostng lino raptor 1 nod S to I nu Shelter out awed by no amateur Antionks. _ --..._... _ Tbr O&M made a disperitie bit as he 447 4 sad at ber wi-e slack itp so Shrimp I bus lee aaldiag swam .at &Agin ;teemed by she latter u ill *tams*. IN skein. batb rest., bet appetrao. 4. Tab was a iresteedeas bad As Madan aria batb sides was weak% bieltaa asdenatat. 3. The miprrt..r wn-haledo4 %gibing of Sbehen atinnistoed IN Orr. lie pus bar. (anrr r. soupy, tau Iheme ran in alter inlienn.y. and is I.lll2on . bnitig by sti..op.o. Olden*. 6. Ch“ria reek wee. toll Sheiks, .ti down Ildme.. 7. Sheila' Alt Oar OWIIII/ Ostateral away j 11.1 ) e. be wei d4 Nu M de.akd, and gemmed (.51 ue-le lo 114 chart. mod unit do• Nell dune. ihs• _ _ _ - ti. %nelson broke •rny in line at lei Sri Is darting Hoe Cum: fell rpm bits r.rr n.nry a. as •nrk at as Wail. lad rlsM ay 11111 ft lot ey, of hi. nrp.nett. In el .ins. b. oar a.raw.er so 'rim...4. 10. Burr. his Monet Is a niked-oftl t but be raesivererl. nad bit %lobos dun.. I I ha 17. Tl.e kikiiek es. Itepteete is all Mete took& t but le•Ii•e. aeit lb'. getting weaker flew \4 great eter fi ase. kept lb. 1.54. _ _ it IYr Went rue is at ihrital, a►. s t►e fetter Warped II is ►t area a slabber. tint be west Sims as N. free. 19. Banos was Sneak free the mobbing be received t hot Will ►e refueled watetillt to t►e chime , . till Art ►rts west Sawa. 10. littelaties fart exhibited ►eat paskiweati bat Noma% brad was ir r. 'le. it had brow is Chaawg f , .r the but ter me est". The Greaser ram Martell Nato. 11. The Gang wets Ansa Iron r his bite a a►at. fieelB;n Ned ik wont .1 Ia S wand, sad receive,' s dtefel panisamegf.. The edit watering a Imle. as abetted well dna*. . . . Paetual ^gala dome. Sara Woks ; WI saw faun cit• frinac4l far 1114444.«. w 'akar*. f 4 la ft Nnt u.re u Illarita• he all Alia, ruse/%. 41. Ilufalat roan/. It $h mind Ow ateli Mkt% lailpf. mad Mows. Tw• 'ewers Iterliess. St Tile raaa 1 oaf *a urn Galati h Shehaa. that Crib roared on IW trim., ia a fahafax. fey ail slab.. ta.. Al. ti falimor Ilielron,*bor lott.dietro•;.4. • SI. pone le needfelly..gad„ tirt bind/aged Skew after Ma rArOMVUlutt. 33. !3. Si. Sbnlde West dews finik • bild fft ifA etfildwit wag eteelkst. . . 31, awl imt. Blum wm bit dew. lip. it Ay. iriwl pet r..11111P spew. I I Si alswews ess6 tremsd.. was m dreadfully ball, lasss II win foresaw *haw 14.41,w be was ear see44e. Rol &KA sarsial 664 6I lbw do& Nem sicsgbal. maul, b mate. • • OBSERVATIONS. • Sheltie proved himself this day a soperier letter kicked. Ile hit with both his bands etth a guilty/ that sslouished all the smsteorsr sad It M lineeght that not one no the Ike at present of his woioht eats sips with him. He feinted greet game. sok. wee terribly hit. Ile was also in Sae myelitis's. Bores ton, behaved manfully in oho games', sad more rest comp was never witnessed. Davie and Ayres we copied the riug for en hour sod ten inioutes otter the above big ones. This latter contest we. aims a coed one; sad seem trews/Woos fighting immured.— Davis otseld not give ; and was positively takes oat of the ring-s`B rounds tools place. !Wry Lee and Riedel' seconded kohl and insmand Owen was for Ayes. Both fa favoarites lost, and the knowing ones were all oat of their knots. The Glasgow Chronicle le)e v . , -" The Megistridee of Walvis hose racially eed their dissetis. faction with tins oaa.er of their election": sea heed published • proposal for importing to Oro Merchants' and Tredve,' House the power of choosing IM Coon. cil• Were .1111.; login. the blegistretes credit for seed intestines ; but it is evident that their plan will please none but their own friends. There is no jos. tin in it, end no policy ; for while it perpetuates the disfrinehitesuerst of. a greet port of the Dergeoses, it soil not produce a Council possessing the coodideoas of the Public. The latersediste election will rota pistol, prevent the inhabiteues trout identifying them. selves sith the Cosncil, sod the Cooncill will soon Leon how little treeessery it It fo otology the goal wile.of the Citizens, when they know that their situ.. slims depends spots a bridy etcoesible t• ell the art!. heel of • close issue.. Ns plan will preen but eon slyWirsble t• every borough in Scottend ; env that will remora to the People their lest right , ; one ti.at will give I. every honest norgeet, without 'seep/ion, a vote In the election of the Cosset." Lately, Mr JAMS- Ittn•stetAtt, of :tebin Ifeed Batt, over Cleph.in. Yeorkthiff, *et viterrffal to Mlles FsSICR HUGE of he sew* Ogee. Tads it Pr (bird Item this bore has Itreeght his effrrieute th• eller et Hymen, sod. those* egret on!" sevestly.o4lll, bid if. Its4ifiPel 4 p.iite . V end ge01.:5.4 ing 111.11411414 for • tit. ef .tirerKir book tricker bet. et•rereve se law by .ho loresistoblo chafing of lob prow& ittlobo, ON , le In hot Ring/send geter—•• werreidorlo. 0 40 . 11 , 0 4 ther "h Is not OM fir brow to Ito otos , or th•terlor. through • perdeoler eververe OW wt. Mary of her whir Is moo so mem _lone COMB tit low wow ti • Myer. of hie holvevel Itvlorver•. w Aid be haff otsligrod Is torreeroleg how forrrth /W 404 Os oho of hie errohliolo.otoy, ii. r..enir s,.phi evil 4.41„.. for railer emend. cososehl-11 .1 oho ...rh0e100,104,..( residisce), to coograteloto Lin (Aria hop; jr pair