The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-29 00:00:00

• I deMp lie polkiswebeftlb of air CORAL & Woeigagay. ea es 191 b *weber Lew ; ware kW Sewer as tap C.sMry ticatiewww of Swear. was orbered late the maid! I trfer In his I.• Off Is th, I3ectors of Wetthuthister, dat e d Trobtidge Vieth, 4th Erhreary, 1819. oldrb. lay *4 re lair. A. •elject In que.issa re else, hl4O Ili,—Sir it. Bittern did sot tee..od hi. wish to hr It rattaittest ; Pros • Met Mr. ceaserr s aulJ hare ja to :der, that hit reamers see bert;eg ToSix CHARLES WOLSELKY, Ibitr. Stns,—ln the Meek Dwarf of the 14th inst. I have teen the letter ebkh yea hare addressed to Sr FRANCIS BUIDIETT. It is net eery likely that be will coodelond to settee it; and I claim year at• tenting to a few observations, to •bich I notwith. standing consider it twitted. Yea state that yen "cloud rest satisfied "tithed gluing some ',plasma's of your reasons for ap pearing its opposition to Sr FRANCIS Dunstan,, at the late Westminster Election." However satisfac tory is yognelf the resume you hang urged may appear, I seeped they will tarn gut to be any thing bet satMfictory to other people. They are vague, undefitted, god, permit me to add, bespeak more strongly the instability of your ewe jedgmeut, then the isteasistegey which yea vainly and oggraciogsly atrideavooc to detect. Lei us Yam at previous fads. In tire month of IDecemhor lest, you cams over to Liverpool to join in a public testis/toy of respect to Sir FRANCIS Meaner; and h•viog In the mean time declared to she Manchester Committee your mates disapproba. lino of Mr. nowt, yse early in t►e February fol lowing oubsitted to be introduced to the Electors of Westedoster, by that home Mr. Hone, and for the paps. of deteriorating bet sane Sir FRANCIS Boa am! If your taste, Sir Csiaaxxs, induces you to place yoyiself coder the Despite' of the Cxonso, ; rather that alder those of the Pride of Westasioster, it is your owe ceocern, sod far he from me to dive tali the silhioce ; but sorely we might have es. peeled, from sae who has represented himself as "smatter of fee, mon," some distinct account by what chain of ciicasstances the " pupil" hos, in so I abut a period, become wiser than his leacher; and I on what snoods the People of England are veggie ed to aboodoo • Leader, of whose talents, zest, mud fidelity they have bad the experiesice of lmenry.three years, in favour of oar, w►o has ►een timers to them little more them as many weeks*. When /OR accuse those, Sir CHARLES, who Cu.. not see the wisdom of such vagaries, of tint being able distioguish between persons sod principles, it had Leen well if you had yourself observed a strict adbereace to this distioction ; but, as ►eretofore we have heard of " the principles of Mr. PITT," •nd " the prioclples of Mr. Fox," you ere pleased to speak of " the principles of Major CARTWRIGHT," I hope, Sir, the last use not, like the former, to become a mere cloak for defectiou. You concluded, you to-II • " with most other people," that Sir Faarcts Homer? entertained "similar soolinseats" to Major CARTWRIGHT; and at least agreed with him in the most specific measures recommended by him as es. wallet to the salvation of the count') ;" and before you close your paragraph, you justly observe, Ito support of this conclusion, that the " General Sat. frogs" of the former, and 'ha " Universal Suffrage" of the latter, " ere ono end the same." Bat tie introduction of M►. Iluntiouss, oho does mot ethyl dem prioreipler, seemed to yea, to say the least of It, trilling and inconsistent." I apprehend, Sir, yam are incorrect in this assertion respecting the wind. pits of Mr. lloanonsa,althoogis you have contrived to select • passage from his declaration, which, sepa. paroled from the contest, affords it a seeming sanc tion ; but if I can understand the E Wish hugely. Mr. 11os:souse is in f f Universal %titmice.— /IP doer, indeed, say, that he conside►s " eqsslity of right," sad " equality of number I." as the most Important ebj►wts of Reform; but he sign unequivo cally says, that his judgment is " tor sods the largest ol i oll ai on of Soffrsge." 11.reseeer, therefore, a dif. femme may exist as to /imperil'', in poisoner. of equality of right, and of numbers, ►ere we have a distioct avowal of t►e principle:l no are talking •bout ; for I eon discover no very stroking difference bowel's the " Universal Suffrage" of Nl.j.nr CART. WRIGHT, the" General Solvay." of Sir F. BUM DETT. ■ad the " largest extension of Suffrage" of Mr. llosnauss; they ere fleetly " ale and the same;" •nd it appeals to me evident, from other parts of year letter, that not your anxiety for Universal Siring*, so much a. yew oozier, far Major CART- . WRIGHT ; not the principle, Sir CHARLES, bet the perms, has netted your wrath, You would have hail the Miter brought forward at all hazards; and because this was slot thought espedieut by Sir FORUM, yes sum that his object r• was solely to exclude the Major!" When you •fte►werds charge him with cousivousciog " unfounded calumnies to afford an Paces' fo► betraying and deserting the Mil. jot," I fur that yore are yourself indulging is ca. limey. When, Sir, is year proof ? Of Neje, CARTWRIGHT I &Mire to spook wit► the sincerest respect sod veneration. Although I can. ' not approve of the port which he acknowledges that it. was lately i necked to set, I should think myself deed to the lamest, of my country, if I were in. monde of the important sissies. be has rebdered by leap pmsevering l ead successful exertions, to pro mote our asthma regeneration; ■nd I gladly avow myself In be one of those who, on the secession of Lord COCIIRAIIII, wished sod expected his to isr re. tamed as one of the Representatives of West. minute,. Bat, Sir, I harm little of Major CART. WRIGHT, 'wept as a writer; and I 1111111 Iberefor• ineapoblo of judging so well of his ability to br avest, • public Assembly as those who had better sod snore bequest opportunities of observing ; and after w►at has since occurred, it is manifest Ibet Sir TI IL STATESMAN F. Huntlett was correct in the opinion which he ease, that 114 Mejer's election could not he carried; for although you have lushly •saerted, that Sir FRANLIS owed his • 1 owls mat to th• accession of Major CARTIORIOIreI Committer," it will scarcely be (intended, if the worthy Major really possessed that sort of Indeence sod considerationoi hich would, under any citcurnstaoces, he requisite to pristine his return, that at the last broils/1. when some orbits at least were made in his favour, more than thirty-eight votes would not have been received for hints , . This then was of itself a sal tient reason for passing over the Major, althoeah endowed with pretensions which mild, by Sir FRANCIS himself, be considered peramosint ; for, if I mistake not, the election was to be decided not by Sir FRANCIs, brit by the electors. You, however, and Mr. Nnuinsiouc, of Exeter, also, would per. i baps be well satisfied that Westminster should be a borough mid Sir Furincts the piton, provided she patron 'mild submit to your instructions! It meal he confessed that this *Site " We0111016•Ire Barotit" is eta est.emely provoking man—there is no making him do any thing white he himself does trot think right—he will neither conform, nor aid you in soak. leg the oiectors conform—Le sill not permit his own independence in be invaded, nor sill he be Waits. mental in invading the indepeodeore of his coristi. rots; Is it surprising that he should be obnotious to ell parties in the holy alliance—the Whitt., the Tories, and site litres? Whether in reality, as you mole than insinuate, any season Wiriness'' the conduct of Sir Fnancts, which lie ben not doltish, it 1 proper to avow, is a motor with which the Public I have nothing In do, sinless it concerns the ;Wok ; CU.*. Private reasons will, sod with greet propriety may, operate in all cases; and we have only the right to enquire, slither they are suffered to interfere with public defies. If then you know of any sinister or unworthy sootier, by which Sir FRAPICIs was acts. ated, to the prejudice of his public duty, prey, Sir Citaacev, state it in plain terms, mid tell of iat the sums time, the evidence of your know. 1 ledge. We neither can nor ought to trust to in• laineations; sine 141 lions unaccompanied by proof. Lard Sromotryu. we well triaten•lwr,casittied {a given b-e full of these; r 1,1 L).. although they served lite wicked purpose for which they were col. levet,, have snits covered him and his accomplis.es wish disgrace! While I cordially unite in the opinion that we isit4ht to abandou the man who abandons his country I —who osteioltdy pursues her its:errets, oldie he is really devotill to his own; I roust ratter Ely pm...al iagainst the ;Assisi sews-sire of toodeasbati 0000 .in the I absence tif all evidence, nn any man a Weyer ; but 1 how (login" is the inju.sice of such conduct when retailed Inwards nue, athr.se pit services present the 1 .11 0 0 4 .0 claims to user gratitude and our confidence! I Yet this it die unworthy ;curio which Sir FRANCIS BURDItT has for some time rust been receiving from i a certain class of wiloisittl politicians, ammo; whom you base petioles!) slistintois!!ed y•it self. Withyrier white mores, Sir, I do not meddle : I judge of you by your public arts, and by your public professions: hot I warn you, that these are not calculated to up hol•I the lofty pretensions which you proclaim— ! " you were sttddetilt, callctl to the post mhich teas tle i retied ly Sir l'hesttl Ilchaerr." Pray, Sir ! CHARLES, by whom errs )0J called? Are you 7 qui.r sure that it was the post descried by Sir I FRANCIS so which you sere called? Was it net the post desirously quitted by the brazen and unprin. I cipled traducer of Si, FR .s sus, that he might ezhibit a remit of rank, in the hope of pacifying the mul -1 tiled., whose jest indignation he had vetoed? Bet so this IMO, what use your aehteet4etli ? Let tie refer to the recoil as it mends is your own words. Yoe espies, ynerself—" perhaps tootetchot too hettity"—ersil then you disappeared! 'llk is not One ray, Vor, in *hick the post of Sir FRANCIs BURDETT is wool to be 'maintained; and it IS Con. soln.g I- rod • 5. the• in point of tact it hes meter been d.• et tad, hat that the gaud is still kept by ' "sir fschtul ii-nroiel. 1 L.• !pea .. A l i it 21. IL F. • I .krill twat he ,eked if this were weetwary is t h e ewe Ilior LINT illaNT. 4.1.• i to. ppened in be *niter% in do n t o f . an ? Sore mr airy Alf widely dfferent. The Major'. friaffraeoef soon eopahillife. were hoofs, and apply. eintrd, and n serfocnieoftifonit. ego dof n so •uf ter •pos Owe an ra.,sw-i. - fo frf.er. Mr. Ilesisurac wen Ii sir Lemon, sod depended rifled off the retmaiierudatiora, which is mkt, curriiiiiied I r 'flue cr. A Circular has hoeni trpnanitied by his Grate the Area/ion,' of CANTEIIIII,IIY, to the Bishops of hit pulsate", nut by thee' sent to She Officiating kb. inset of each piri‘b, ituitias them, by public dis• entlfg•S and pitsanal applicoirrirs, se potionse cnn• tribetions for the maintenance of an Orthmloa Clergy, and such other provisions as may he neces sary for the propagation of the Gospel in foreign parts, by the Society incorporated in the lieigus of %%SWAMI 111. in 1701, in aid of which collections have accordingly been made in several parish churches. A letter from Tewksbury 51511, that the confirmed depression of the 'Plotkin; aunufactnry has reduced Ilse masters to suspend their employ to artifice's. It says, we have no trade—no money.—and unless some thing is dune to relieve the accumulating burden of the Poor's Rate, we MOO all be ruined; else hoes. discharged 100 hands last week, and others are daily decreasing the number of work.rueu ; the coaseqeencra have ceased an influx of •cpplicatirins for relief at the workhoote, more appalling and ratrusise than at any former period. It farther suttees the gradual der line of bushiest, and the eventful resells which ars fear. fully anticipated by the whole of the inhabitants of this once :lourishing town, than which there is not one better situated for comm.rcial intercourse. At the last Meeting of the Fanners Club at 114 wick, a question of considerable importance to Scotla n d at large, sad to the agricultural part of it in particular, was discos...l, having been prep ored at their previous Meeting in Morels last. The question was—Would it be le the advantage of Scotland that seine of N. M UMW Districts of that enquiry shield be included whit Imola of England, IQ making up the average prime for regoliting the importation of foreign grain The mojerity of the Gentlemen resew efts of bpi. oleo that it would be to the advantage of sentiond, ooto soaks of her Maritime Districts included with these ef England for the above.rnentioned purpose; it is, therefore, likely that Parliament will be peti tioned ea that interesting taltiect beat Session. — (To,; Mercury.) To ratt EMMA or rug STATES MAN. Sia,—On Wednesday last a Vestry eras held in as perish of Si. Anne's, Sohn, perseent to notice, to consider of the Pspedieney of adoptio4 the provisions of an Act of Parliament lately passed, entitled " An Act to amend the I,sos for the 'Wier of the Poor." The eligibility of the Meeting was Inipsted by Mr. PICKMAv. as the notice did not irmition the special perit,ise as required by the Act. On which a desultory dehate took piece, and in coo•eguence of to understanding that it •as net the intention to adopt a Select Vest►y, bet merely to consider of the orpetliostry, Mr. P. withdrew his nnrcti.m. Of. Mr. IIiSCLAY motiog that the Provisioes be now ad well, Mr. PICIIIISM rtry 17 appe.oolibn @doming of • SAPct V.stry, Sr sli.l ostilfd •id not COMM for, *nd wmall nolly .who f.. crust s., invidious dietiur. lion Wish' nrighhner and nei4Mr.nr. Mr. WOOD fullowed en the saw. side., and moved es ea emendator'', 01011 the papette4iey oat out eri deat., which yes retried en.nimonsly. IMPROVEMENT is• STEAM VESSELS. [1 , 110,1 Tilt Ot.A.UOW COCHIER.] As every sling socialites in I.•sicaolon is of the utmost importance In the toade nr this country, se announce wills the givateri durable degree of coofideorso, • stow method of 11,110 ' pellitog 111 9 111114 s of soy deecriinion by alealr. Chas row has the hoover of ibis discovery, (or whirls Dr. I James Jeffrey has lately obtained s ',tent. The principle, II bleb we base tern, is soestremely simple, that it is likely to succeed beyond soy ihiog at possetit caleulortad upon. Lessening every reprove connected I wish the building anti outfit of ships ; curability, expedition, end above ell, certainty end safety in its jmovements, in comperison nl the pewit 6ysiem, ire ; combined in such • commanding point of new, that it cannot fall to come into general use moot; all cam topsail nations. Tbe simple but powerful machinery cell hr so placed, that node's the vessel is dashed to pieces it casuist be injured, and scarcely airy thing can go wrong, but what may be repaired in a short period. It sill work unaffected by any surge. The fiercest storms sad the loftiest billows coritiot itijste its porters, nor, 111060 diiertly against her coarse, materially retard the ship that is propelled by it.— ' 'I oe deeper in the vessel it is placed, end the greater she resists ore it Mee'S with Irons them:amending an mach the in degree will its pow erg be towns ed. and according to the force of tbeeugine on board. It cats slue be constricted toss to be slatted by wind or so w er , sir animal strength. This machinery will rot ! only impel the vessel forward with airy necessary speed, bet, by s misses contrivance, ■ bawl may I turn in a moment the largest vessel, whatever may be !bet speed. It will not only sliotil the crew fresh water, if necessary, and dry their clothe., but it eV., ;amp the ship to an Patent scarcely meditate, nialtin4 (story pump an impelling power, draw nut from her ; mll,l Sorrel recess.. bad sir, and replace it twilit gnu ; • and a macl.ine of a carious coottrutil,n msy be attached to soy vessel •Irish will deepen risers with the ereatestcelPrity, and sidle force which olds solid reek can resit. We err eintt:n we do nor err far in Mettle' tit hen we state that a steam-m g:tie of ten horn. power, to wink machine,) u pots this priori. ple, will do as moth as an engineer 4liti.e priori on the remit system. So part of the poser i. I•ost—every posisielo is put into complete actiri.y defier sine, setardsiion by reason of hoary loos and bad ormiltor, so great In 01e present wheel s yst em , i s enro o eir ty avoided, end a vessel antli.figured end unincomhereol • ith wheels, peddles, end their perislithleframer, i may traverse any 11.1, ill any weather, with p er fe c t Safely, and Weals!' upon her orsisal at her destined Port, with almost as mach accuracy (*Weyer may be the distance to ruts) so the mail coach betwixt thls I and London. Fifty or 'ivy lotus of coals (perhaps i• much smaller (midi} ) wilt be seffielrist to Corry an , ordinary West Indianian met and home; and when we Collsider dud the sertel so propelled tilt steer a direct covert, we shall burl that IC drys, with a speed of . only eight miles per hoer, will carry her from thr hGyde to Ilarbetlnes, and in like proportion to .it port, however distant. It •ill be the means of i re serving *e lives t f thoessOils of bravo w e n wh o might otherwise be engolphed in the deep, mid sane hundreds of thuesends s.f pounds of propeity an. I neatly swallowed op by Wriest and tempests. 'll.e machinery can h• fitted to any vessel, and act in One, of war with equal, if toot Koester effect, than mer chant vessels. In short, we look open it as our of the most imp ortaut end useful discoveries ever made in navigation. 11r. D,,sctrr's humane Bill (ibis first brought In nn this sehject 'luting the Session) to present the age of Climbing Bev in sweeping chimneys. ass lost; but among the facts collected, it uproars that the whole of she Rees at present in •ae may he cor•prised in four clones: the first, and most ou•oirrellr, are those which are csrried ap in • perpendicular stack, the only bead in •base daps being just 'efficient to clear the openieg of the nee. •beta.—The second, for In/ nonserees, are tt , o•e in •hich the fire-place is in a wall, not cnntineed higher than the neat 110,4, mud tarots% off with one bend (waking two angles in the elevation) to a partition ..all, in which she shaft is continued to the top. .The third,•still less nume►ous, are loose in which the shaft is at some distance from the fire.plare, haring, itt.leest, nese angle on the plan. and which, of istreefoity, form; Iwo bends in the elevation- The fourth class, which finals a very small proportion of the total number already constituted, are those h a .. leg more than one angle on the plan, snit beitol, far • part of Ilse length, entirely heti:onto!. For first class, the nuichirief already in VW are (1111 i! 41. Cieftt ; they 'reality competent to same psrt of o, e 1.001141 class. In the third class, where the 'scent is at all preserved, the hall and brash still ar.s realty ; as it will also do in the (earth t lass, where there are no parts entirely level. Ti,. proportions of the different classes are—of 1,000 Roses, 010 are of l ike first class, 50 of the second, SO of the 'hod, anti only 10 of the fourth. It seems, therefore, est vastly wanton and barbarous to permit helpless chi:: tea to be IS •mpleyed. thie estsiagoesilbe Ccal,7•:? partly" 1:81,;rg Ills seat, Ifewjnesin ifi..kr was pet 04 our n..r, t•t. r.rJ rub N .stie Vbs Art....e, at cu. it .rt n cotton ft Andnrw, ton ter Ist of Efhf , .P7. Irs er r .fr. Moines. t• •N r was ...unit w .ur pow ..h cheiCle WI S., L.r9uaril. Slberrditen. oh ph • _ML.. of Nur. Int I, eria4 tern aud now OLD D.4lLc.r. V. i•rdwete iris, P ylleletz 11,11har of re•irt r 81.1p.otrarer. .laird, itaat IYr l'thssurs bod osorrtrof I.rr .61,1 r .4( %etre )rats; that Ar 1.a.1 lased a i.h g'.lo. ....0.1011-. • lire Ow di.r.,./.led 1.01. to I. ..••• r 3.3 marlor.l 1 , . . A,-- ratelentwd liming lig (eh ise4.l4Ord per •-u. 1.1"1. tbrfiblioll. Mir In log It itai 4, Moo. .... . of *worts' lON N. arid 6.114 1.41( lud wu.eaa.siwy *Lelr .hr efi. baser martini lr r. . . . . A yam Lady. aseneel Mon y Aan . l'arpidt.m.d to. • ath.r alt ar• M.. proved the 1.-rt• et be tir.o hod .ernotll lel4l/1147.• .e hewever, a.. 1,111 r., t ~ b a to Pt. b.i. c deal of tar Pr.n fulfil, alto ...Irf st. Sart ,era ar. t , :lte hll4 site) so tr. eat y 'rum g.d.” kr. Au.ae uu lout of toe Va nt.j.e•rd en • hi- rt entre. and euntende.!, , It. 11u attr nr Ihr rti..".• r. .he %IA nut a totopelrlll a {taro' l• et.... an. rite.the• hut, ttldtl 11141 of her hating been Roasted stt Irs..ls rd haid :Sere ova a.. fate sande oh; lor llrc cdorshirra 1.,11 tot ire Jar,. In Ai.. 1m0'5...1, lb • (err? an. hi.n $ and Mr. Cummins !-ZRJ06.0.1, 7 ht•lB4 w1.11.10e11 rp .I . r rtl t.l r, ,4"r J. aftrr Atoll re.,11,3 . #1../. rr. t• tic•l let t i I.lt SIEAList; HA is rem): TIM Isi;t1. 1 1-. 174510•4‘. 8.4, rto or owird h.a NIA u.s tie ;of It; .rrh. IJ .1 , F . ' grg • Lt Join. 3 braver I;.. the proogr) ui Lurlonp.ogr Sr Well. it wispented k tar ee's.trner et Mr. Swans. shat h• she it=.3r 5t . 1.e.1 in the los:ts: went he Ma. anrrAina • .sire tacit tonne In ir) the tr.ressa of the No.ilnettalie 1.1.-eleaa t hic ..e 1..0 left h 1.1131. which wt• a sew nn , is she s Ind..* et Ore ci use snaus• 3 that he Vs* tifir , ll mcf3 y.lr AV(p0..1.0. A lay Mr. i'l,ll. eme 0 :he h:e—e.sger..•r ii.ww ..f .18313.3 , 3 I {got 1::e I'. 7.03,er bud 0.13 la hi, list nail Oa* •Ii r 33.1 d. Mr. ?r.si, rar...b d and OA when bti M•wised tie •••33‘...f d 33:3 the .at he ....pet rt.! II a bas r i•• 511 13thled, 3...t3 a.l.ad tar l's....hes how he ease.. 1.% is, e hes Prs mart el , •• (..n1 ales. tar. I Cave midi.- a 1.:1,,ve 3..1 ',lieu the *ran! last. " T.., hal be Iris behind 1...• sp.t asa pure, said •Ise loluk .33t33N was thwrly ass. Golhassai she odteer. r..nl I's On Bring ealtnl .is for hde eure, he &sal, " l seat 110 tbti l'amasitiee Itv•aa so awe. n rclass.e, And •oaa op for bat 11l a 1211.3.. _ Nls. CelliNos •Ersr.., , T .tasell up the evidence. Orbretrlnr: That the immesh rtal.4agr :um( robttet y** .1.4 taut apply la se, fur it she Jury cate.id.rrd tar Pt siseadra to tale we hat. not as ittu:at.ttici tie left 4uut.t.et. hr has rqu..117 gull', of the rubber.. 'file jury jonseduisrly i•rnroomerl the 11 . 1.9ner Goi:ty• I.XEL.V.III/ I. 401t1:1.1t Y _ l • alh.rine Pltllt tuo (..e. 191. • ta• 110.1 . 1•41 rnpirdA foe • rol,loop her masler, %Siloam; of Cralior rotros -tatter, tot llse ot 10 . 4 ... a sold Patch, s•.l oils. Milt*, .a.,..1 tal 111. alt! Itet. - -Tittlo nth bet y P• aiterded • s run eto.. .e. of t .n ~.1 u tr,,e s iv It ! appeared by tie testira of Mr. 'lO.l. a, 11.111* t lathe da)s previvar is the toboer). tam , Su I.•e *.r. ! him a. a ,truant ; that so. Si.- 25 b or .61..tra,, be I.,,froipp.py •6 bin home; that Mr aPM ill art mr.0...n. ...me Lydon I 4 6arir Lome whew hr returned, trolod (iesiJou un Mee told him the oerasod au. guar 0111 14 Cla.lll It) int( 1,11 Upua galas op male.. I. %at di-cosered. . 5 :4 5 a lobbery bad breis moomitied, aM Ike ariel,seousw• r.drd 01..1e.; br pphrill la Mr.hsalford, a , 800 -sure ;mot lislorla to. she 1 trelifbeer, was seas at is .ealeb of the Plasm/et. Mr. ;:.talon ergo. paaied him. and they see.teded is apprebeiel.Nr tbe l'rjo,Her as A Irby-de-la-2 me., is LeireArt•Mlfe. WWI the a bnfe ut the pr o perey la b e e I the. , larts mere -sto..l.••la•ed by pits. Gordos. i0.,1 the r.and or 1 . 1 . 14.1.• ape deity**, bat 'hew. Ir 4 nu ate tare. Ir of ihr Capri. 160 ' Jury inatiat y priorianieri (ieit ). Tie Cursor SIEJEANT Said the Primmer si d a very had Pad th:d .eatene-• pl 61 , ...th lamed impois her, mid it *l6s rttestble a oold he su r . Reel) ha . would. larrefo.e, recommend to It- kreposed -or ihr as it, i Mr. Guidon ild.lre.ed i..r 111,au, a d cream...poled the Pei fawn su curet, on &cease's! a her 'total,. Sad be lbehrtiall it la be her Ira edeitt. • l.sterday a C..ars of Direcort, was held or the ' Eta India-house, %bon rlil;.lrrt:e• were cl ...d snrt &limed its the Mmsters of the foulooi g 4:11, rig. _m arge i s o f llsting•, C•pt•in C. Arm:, )1.1. : tress., Cups. IlLs. lILI I C111:441.X mii.l lurk, Coot. JA4. %Lim? ; for 13.5/ht , ly • The following klelreis wrs yestrr.fay presets/Mtn the Casa by the lowlnn si hr litnnel .I.ers of ob. (:ty of liond.to hit yin/ pretested tyi th• Conti it I db. bah uairs him- hern fwmill'it h.q.,. Shrill. h• • ••• I • wit for el•••• 1 4 ,4 • t .t$ In. sy t oo line Inforniinis lb.. event of . 11 • Is at.- 1,.. t o. Vrslifllile. an I I•issth islisb •11 nAdy l in of ....Ty innate *loch ropy I..nti to porrette it, •1, cif Ow" do., y ..,g/ Nensisi.•. nodfeel c/11.1 noon 1.. It; •• 4,pr•gt,tri n iif the coo.Jort of \lr. /Iron n. Ibe kre ••r, o. .••••.1:- n,•,4 of ,n ptitrih. as 001 a. ie. •••klers• ra td • bids he pas. In iti• , nod bf 1,0 boo l ey reArri that itp• 'mart even! f the pr.n. ail. het ad no. in its pment frogs Jed •esi resplirlele c••••••ses • ••••1 of It. pi boner,. T... Ueclion of ti,.. Grand . 1 ... Nu. • fro , isso . - t eel al) drawn a, 111•• • rtn adopt. el by it„. III• la Iwo. hetwitblent attentlan• t • lIIP 1111proVelas•sil briny female p P -tronsis esti...red by their rid wt h, isi•••ato arta 11:,,c:t in .heo • -omen of tbi, J..y tie • . od• Ora . pn!.lie !Stunk, Crawl Just rooqs.o:d Miky, April `;,. S;rnrel in twhalf or I'to G Jorv. 111(1 •t PHIPPS, Yarrow,. rf , VTII•II VAR 'ACV! ARS Rt:T. , llll'L 10 ins “.4111rr 1 • 4 1111: I:011 , 1 0 1/1 -•..!, *4 "herts.tos...•. I. • fl 10, ....I 111 .1 111.1.1 61$ e.•111,i1 •.1,1011.1 S•il ' e .le 'skliol . rk e in. • r • kff ,,,,, . a •••• a. e - '• 01 e 1. , 1a4.1 hul r. ;..rr tort lai n . ••• • r•. — p. st. fesirr.sl ,perolone ; the ,ne1...... ~ •tv 01.03 e., of M... rmr he ffe...e 1011/11j. , VI The A. he, ...If, ; ••.1 , t• ..1 t klOrk s r C.1.•,41.• rA 1.. I e to A f.• r.ALIr or • , e 0. 61 .• o.i• 1me..111.11, t Ord, kip gals. kgA ragill ,ga In or, le.t• At mai. ru It ire fa., ',Ail, r 11,1••01. ••!•4 I: 'oat rod it. A beautiful specimen of ili• art of cutlery wa, manufactured •t its Jane:lry 14. i. - It is an el.g , nt knif , id miniature, $1 inslr•olents, milting on II spring., and la joints ; of she most inititainse 'work maniliiii; it lbw wooktrien VS days of cliis• it ; it does tint *steed fir •.eig•ii!., of an in.h in length, and neiets only es"e :lustier of au °iliac...— The following a 1 , •1 of the article• contained ii t she abore I: if uft %liCk•knire h i ed. , IMP rofilli• ing•knifo blade, thoor pea kviir 111411.5, any Dail. knife blade, 1.110 /11110.1 fiiiii•knife blade, one sitter tooth.pick, one I/11 w•Slit, mit* double I‘.oo asw , awe leather punch. out brotoil.hook, limit at sc.4sars„ one Cu it-in it poir of tweet are, I.llf d e r ma vi different silo', ..iie one flli.rl , oo• *crow, one fe..der, one • :Mbt f•ter,llP, 01.1. LiThipl e one bodkin, nu.- lirad.avil, one `unscrew, and nate auger.—( I tccrpuol Adjc,timi ) NATUILAL 111%Tt.tit V. - Th; ):10 t!. relating lo the 11411014 i kiii Or) 01 414 he* pa•sed under the plinivions log to • Bentlern•ri in lb. north... r.t of Eng1.... 0 :—. `• I t the (utiliser of 4817, • 1.44 of woo hate :el, hntit.g he.. young ni.ol, on• of the is••rol le..lrn cnluer, and 'be nth.f I'erfortl,. white, .1 II h. It sot red rter; they wet.. boll. 11 k PII, en.l at. 1.. hr re•ro.!, blot Is. the ••• •1111011..1 . ..1 1818, in Or trfly 164f11P nea r a , ..! 4... doubt by It r lame were @gab. het. h. ed an..ther p.ll ynung loner. the oar of the nate. ti. ...bet perfectly wkite. T'•Py are now a.ire, ca.pfully prnsert,eti in a rag., and •• the itirents are olive, II ,ocurrrncit of Olt iescas natdra be e3r..0.4 nett !unmoor, It if Isrti.l..ll, rhite__,•;•d•pigelo hen newer before btra Mel." 4 ISmimmimilMiliMiliMil tr- .P