The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-01 00:00:00

do ,otages ; bee sliticeltoto, stie s sod MP* . , ~ . . lootishisi ; dot lodeely 4 hedaelit i Its . rim, wik v oloc.. Tist - i_ . lII' i tit lisafoo to lbetipaiJkos •let! , I* la ;Sit GfOralibitikiielli;;;Wd to 1 Xis eolueles, todinstli Ate•vsgs; her t of see toast ; bet lows* WSW lA* rivet*, ate too sell Immo to esittej... here : ... pets 1111} eon poky 18110 Fest Imam you the sees ptioaptes el 'gam ilteseosekt: f ,t tett of the 11/bes of too sofeetoia! • wise% i hsestiosteid it woes thy is). oi ClaWk . , sod the tett of the %Wien otllleiliA • tattoydrs of there sissies. ' .1 r glitere poi. We re raisselleplise r • aripan), ii it thettirsa.tv:. 1 1 ad iis ihetrossibmi Perl' i, o. a 1 it 'bat It ...aid owl aallh - lhi lON i • co there es It sight have dew, Mil ' . which would bele made no myopia of woo • r People It pay money eat of 'bar ' r . e poke of ilio my Wadi M. e the mistime oboe hoollties . i•O 4. • a bega n 1 • 4, R coo softedoill v 0111111661 the proems( i .... in Fiasco Ibis last erases. The Vigeoeisso , v iellcieut casks motel/in hosiery 0, 4 , o i st „ . • [be let ea ibis 61441101 leers. se &go y. eight have a bottle of die very beg had ea --i teat year foe oat shilling!!! 41 anima Pion veto, shot the fart Mill is ' . 'mist by the Arsericons al , .ce ilie pada, bob ? ~ ~m it o p a by tb•Comenivsiosees lie he ea lbs de of the lime. Tits* indeed, as isipseast ; it niellirroce, us the poissodoe of Fun Lies* our beads the key of coemsoorco•oosi Ir. litS, sada end the United *swim the mi•iere 4: iraplato ; end in case of uo . ,r wares N M i ,rrep‘ii Pllltelielt lOW Wit Lake lento it Waterford, Leltets end Pardee 10 At. he.. been received trees Nrsi,.,,t,igia,,,i. tits accounts, apemen and vesioi, c••iiiiisol i pedalo aerie. indent, showiest. VII eel is! lb of yerelis•e. Nestle a, title' won Oh" ere least.% the Island for Nampo sod it of AWWS,Ci. poise. end seise ;et wafet.two:nid south. . . IMP Leedom, sprang a leak yesterday afternoon, 'Wes, to prevent her sinking, she was ran on shaft. NI the White Dyke. earl bilged—rergo, consisting et has pipes, ke. for the gas works at Brighton, ilgfiAlne hero. PORT.IIOII7II D. M.—Arrived oho Eviller, FrFrfrom si l ly, ter London. plated ender gas. spoke lie With Dee. hr lat. 47. long. 9. esiliode inallasea, all well. _ A. kr•Liortrrh 'Doc. 39.—Arrireti Ore Lord WO. ' ,14 10. 0 9 Mil,a; Kuhns: oiled rho 2001 Avg. o ', NPI from Ow the 17th Oct* sad Hope, l'at iftse• from Cum, in 30 dam for London.— 064 Ida Majesty's ships Spartan ova Lev, on PIIIISASCI4 'DEC. :19.--The leaf Woillopro, from Isorlodirameorprs bete I thus are thee* other Wei from isdlit.lb 1 - 40v0ird,111144112 - noi 4oin Raves; the Dalai ship Depklna, 143 cloys from Colson., was spoke with on s h e else of Docomber ; them one sevirsi mil in tloo offing. Dolt[. Bac. 31.—Aireko•vd In our tooth. Sioneral Washiostoo from Norfolk for London. WI MNI ; also a Omsk sh ip: from Smyrna for Rotterdam, with several others,_ particulars sotoowo. Elatora U uctos, sc. vessel run down steer Flemboroeilt Wad, as stated yesterday, was the Adventure, Stereos, from Leith to Lien, with oats, e. the crew had jest time to pt late their boat be. fire the send west dews. Accounts frees Perearabeto state, that a conscrip ties had Woe letimi ow all the collet ry pimple, for the porpose of meastieg their- forts, allieg op their mili tary ranks, mad completing the crews of the Govern ment vessels. The coast frees Beene Ayres to Per esentbeco, itio, and Bahia, swarmed with privateers, who paid little or no respect to any Avg. Several Ausericsn citizens at Peloambace had received the rosiest Insults, and have been designated by degrad ing epithets from those pirates. There was a report at Bermes Agree, that the Spaniards were collecting • sew army in Pero to re-invade Chili. General . SAX MAIIEINIeas sick at llieudnsy, sad it was said it wield be souse time before he would be able to take ,the commuted of his forces. i The Neu One.., Gazette of Nov. 3, contradicts • ii• report lately circulated, el the par *tenet of the .- hear in th a t c i t y, so d asserts n et t h e tooth i s fir otherwise, that dosing the last stammer and the i . }recent autums, New Orleans has net been oar. • I; passed in point of general health by any city in the • r. linked Slates. As proof this statement, the bills • elf mortality, published soder Me authority of the —Beard of Health, are referred to, and from these it , j %gears that is the week en di ng t h e 2 7t h o f A ugust, -no puled obeli the report origi n a te d, an d the most 1 kishealtby seems of the year, the deaths only • , Ilempaaied to 27, snug a popelation of from 35,000 ' 20 40,000. ! His Royal Higla•ese Prince LEOPOLD of SAES. COSOIIO Will Goodall, to reside at Coburg, its the hewn of hie fetidly, moil March meet, whoa he par. 'pees to return to England. i I.ard sad LAdy floi.Laaa had a *elect party to ;Monet yesterday, at Holland-keen. The new iron bridge iotended to be thrown over the Meesi.stralt, in Wales, will Won, thousand feet ha leogth, sod will be sespeorled between two rocks, 14 the height of ego h un d re d f eet a b ove the surface of ! Oa teeter. f., The meatus of Sir PHILIP FRANCIS were in. • 'erred yesterday, at East Shiva. The funeral was .! • private one, consisting only of the h , two I. leoeraing coaches, with his son, Mr. Pianos, and Seine after members of the family, and his own s i, aarringe. The i raris Joernals contain the following stem : Will respecting the present strength of the Ressian ArEgy :—lt is said to consist of SAO,MO men, di ) 1164 into ditiorent corps, 360,000ef which are In. ribwiry, 68, 5 •00 Regalar Cavafry. 4 l2ll.ooo Cr storks, 1. 42,64) Artillery, 75,000 Meeloesh itte.ooo belone-i 1... big to Um krel line of the lierresee, and 60,000 to the i itilleati, sad 75,000 Veterans. t . , • cia DRURI-LANR TIIE4TRE. 1 Lilll= —rue— A Correspondent entdraillas the paragrifilis Ibst has appeared in the Nedspap-rs, concernistA the Mira skin to A•hintess and the King or that * * entry. 110 adds the following esplanatory ptrtieulars:- " Although Cone linty may he now dinette? Id tins Airiest, t; edsmittee, and that, Governor and Cottoned at Ge Coosa, it is welt ktio.an that Nita Hydecooper, an Officer is the D tteh softie,. meg mat to Ashanti.* long before the Martin Committed ever dreamed of the !dispirit ; tied it is also equally well known, the! the Mission origi,rited with the told Gen. Dadodels, who soggestei it Mr Da•soo,and Wei by laidi coommunica fed to the C.ionmittesoor hes they oppcdpvlated 'boot 3501. of the sonnet Parliameniery grant to present. for the King, r , nsisting of laps helmets, and umbrellas, which war• sent net mar Coat lis 1816, and Mess... Mundial, fletrberee, and Talk, under tie commaod of Mr. homes weed selected as fit persons 1., sec m:.otry the presents CO ' - re Tarr EDITOR Or TUS ST4TRSMAN. the Kings but it is worths- of rentark CI way a • shots._ Ike luipmlialey eat Which our 'fruits on fltn.—Tbe poompiltsda with which you Om pub.l t h e QeMlCeast ere ennttontett). l h•t althoug Mokurt: Million to env useful suggestions visit may tend to llowdieb, Hutrhesoit, stud Telltie were all young "f -ameliorate the condition of oho poor, or be of aqy II adirt in the "nice, "SPY we,. eirlm;o l ml I" the 4 ;i_,` - pettlir bene fi t, Induced me to select yaw as the sin hi P'eference to other "fficm who "Iwidw"eu medium of conveying to that Committee formed as to so p on the Mission . and who had been y ears In irreestigole the alleged monopoly of the 1.411 London the errantry. Mr. linotitrit. I !where, was mood sad New litter N stet-works Companies," whit may "led by lt e Committee, but the other two Gentle probably have eaceistul their notice, or be totally as I men obtoisteil their appointments from kis uncle, known to them, namely. the deficiency and alniont the Governor. It is /140 worthy • f remark, that totd want of fobs or vessels to receive and retain j th""le after Mr. Jame,', !mint at Como 4 leYs . hi that neeesserrniipply of *CPT', which their ever . was rec.illesl, a ri , ruin.tattee which ally here• l i on , m a , s aw, f rom I L, conwso4s it is a after he eaplaitted. Mr. I rwelich Iteitig senior, Ofileer • ploaifit• r ae r, a i r in man y hunts in tip neigh.. of c00t... iiPC4l.l* Mr..14TP% . 1 "nrrestror ; mud that bnnrhnod of Sp;tal.fiefolg and pert .4 the parear'ph wl.ich speaks of Mr. linodirli IA talaing, pet haps, four f•milios, thei r w hol e s t oc k 6 ° C'tolemsti. hare tin ortjection of water is container! in a kilderkin, herrel, or at roubriti!st 141; but I rintint hrins myself so ossify tar most in old rotten butt, continually decreasing its "htertlm It. v'e "the , (vets of tile I ,, notriPti that Content, from 1,,k„, p; ham,e tit iss a Portion of opcsk of tbe Oa. Errs Shit filar .3;tioi *filth Mr. 01011. 6 that soot of el... Notion's an notoriously hurtful tot d•cli ..veicame, 5..11 the failare of former adventuren; health of its indigent iohahitants : nor dn.. I for *hat tiri. ; :o.rs sod difficulties could there be ill the evil stop her. ; for by the mitt flow of the yard. Vint! bulnef of IfY/ mile", int eft iendly and narrow !sees (which in the interval of the see- wit" a raluubk to the King, *note name 'engage chroming are completely chiraked with w" i'llt """olth the peaceable si l k ). i t m i te , with the aaiwia ", , and fat .. a peal country they 1.511 to tosser re, and which bed of • stagnastt and highly offensive nat ure , the effects heel. trnv e rteti before with o'f...y by Mr. flyle af which most he too fibril:vas to Point commenting r""i" ? 1' tt mnronrer Neil knonn. tkat both open. In the latter neighbourhood, amongst 11,. it.o .4"1"..4co l VIII10.3 are nor Allies; and lb. Chief* w hose religinal tenets require the t jug ay'''. i h.. or OP al well as Mina of the !outset. have osster,in easesoftlealb.domerticaratilior,sisfrequent. mica), hen" in t" of rdt.:li , t l Goeterrtmeras ly distrgyded from tieing nuy "trending the prima*. SU" we P" s " l ' 44 •", territories in that Part Pt ing of a temporary supply from their onighbonrs.— Art.ca : and as to 01.. f .I.ore of Cornier adventurer,. The,. Sir. • regialsr and sufficient supply will have wits! "the' ettenntotors -ser attempted to go to Ash. its beneficial ends in some measure defeated as re. wee evrept Mi. Unite •rolo.r, who. as •Irrady men• Bards thee. poor dwellings of misery, moles t th e evil finny& can succetsful! I moat also deny in Coto let pointed old is remedied, the means of d o ing w hi c h ! Min then we; itst-ertetaterf in a dullest,' for 1 must submit to the roesitletatinn of the hi g hly three months ; the contrary, it is well known that spectabie and enlightened Committee. the officers nit the Mission were treated with great 1 am. Sir, your's obediently, kindness by the King, vow frecioently sent skean Pritkost-lanr. Now. :p. , mill "toms of gold, yti.s, plantains. acts.; to tho MISSION r• ASH:INTER. troll a • hieh 1 rsn pioOdo myself, if f nosy belie,* the rosnusvipt of one of the ullicyrs attached to the Nl;svion. •' ltur reprehensible. thou, it it on the part of theirs olon are the aatheri 01 gerricinn, to puff elf the, Aomantee at the expeore n( truth. as hell sa the comrarter of the King no /Weaning; anti what to the commercial interest, or Great Bd. fain migat lint result tremolo Is onfonri.leti end hyber. holteal rtaiernenis, if represented to the King, cc they mina pr •bobly will be, by our neigilboers find tits% in erode, the Dutch anti patie, rentr-tho new C 005..--" I am, Sir, year obedient Servant, Dt. V VRIES —A /TUC?, NO Grimy stwrsece--A Orme time si(.., IR a poor WO/11110, • ttatisvol Gellesei, was on her say to Glasgow to join her Innerami b she became eteldrel) unwell, and was safely delivered of • fine infant in a barn en the farm of Gloarimer— This cirrasoat nee hiring been cnerasmaicated to tenet wader abuse tuof she hart se opportsnely hosed shelter, the poor wows. was treated with tea greatest heetanity, •tel.reen erishled le proceed Se bar jeer. my ; but nu her orri•sl at Glasgow she foetid (het IsPr bosbaoci had 44 taken op" with another *owe% from whoop be obstinately refesed le *Matte him. self. lii these distressing circootatanotro, the pool! orman was reoloced to • Mate of perfect despair and do-litotiost, and haring tie dais spots limy parish hots Marge., bbe was fumed to beg her way back to Dtrafrios. It was *sly on Monday Abet slur reechrd •the end of hot painful jueraey f bet the fatigwe sod iecleerrebey of • the season baths. preyed too merit for lbs insider (new of her peer lithat,it *spired In her srats jeat as she *wowed this town, and yes belied ow Tuesday at we 'apiece el the Seeder& . , . • , _ .. • --, 4. t..... 'A- ~ , ii‘„ .• • . . • .. . . s . • . 4.• ~..1!, , • ,•-• 4,4?..: • I . :• I' ,-- • • . ---- - , ---- . RADICAL R RFD RM. -- - - 1 . . rophical diradvantogee pan ., i •• " ' los wi,bille lll ..t 4 . 4 * —......-. • Allhoseh many excellent Patriots and sincere I'.. r ..:fro i llatatirld oasis Ils `' ' tiertds to Political Freedom, beet at times wished ii re rite hint lie s but ishran all 7 % ).. -''' ,, Amigo the epithet rake: for general, ender the 111111111 es well as Lsebo.ii, ere • • l °. • lan of atteropyrieg or qeieting the soled. of those Phol.l, together sei.k the r -as" r ,1i,.., : ! I.• ere afraid that, according to the old maxim of hl llosrisisies, are events net a • '' s . e i . ii sllllllp OH, lose all," we shoold endanger the wh o le— T• sled to engage the. attention of .1* T. . ' ,et, if the redacting part of the former description the rhilos-pher. To sorb and Illi - Oiling ". • of persons, look at the political condition of sir- aeign them the latter will relit* them/ . .. - IMPoOdlog nations, and of the niters, bias of aotho- pply the proper commentary. Illey to become obsolete, they will feel less dis- . . , • gtioo oihthel'..esandtbelogoi.ilios us .; Melissa to in4at span what is ear doe. From stilt onr• tholostiee pieta?* —I beepers 4 1 '' • Soho., in foot, do we demand it—but, as eCondo:totFaiteroano I .eßeloverlor *. y .. • . )t ...., from "f"I".• W. have 01 4 to in. alley will genii bringr.is 0 0 ,,, n ,,,,,,. l• ' 7 . •:- :. fill ups. what betwixt to us. All the schemes of of oil the Copal's§ "1. weeds so .; f i' l l •• . pity Reformers are bet palliation. at best. A e e fate of S,.si .;il e a arse of every . 1 4 .4 •,.. :,e totrespoodent we value, says, es this subject, as areas many harbinger's of emeriti" '1 :•: - • I.tolowe: sally take place in that ka n ol i s„.„ . . ." A man *koala be jest before he is geseroes.-1 Spain iscamolletel) broker'. T. T. - ~„,.. , - . Aber " kl hero Mr. Own andothers Grit gigs us nor tapered to sheathes' Saab A ill‘ : ' ' *se, and thew teach us how to be good sod happy. er phres. 4r eddies desert bus btamt .. .. ,g_ .'. _ . . 4 1% should thick it very strange, if a man range, open di* 1,,, e weds, s o w , oho, treeing,. . - 744 ~ I bigh way was brat to take our money, and then talk r coootry. But the I nquisisloo . . .10 es alma morality sad a happy state of wkly.— , ' • •/: i.• • e Ifs* of books. If not of liesaa vit4 -T. i rti . •Tbo porn nod the rest of us are robbed of 10s. wet rt triumph, .girths soligatertod *S , • • t of Ills. and all to sees to get in return is Bible • ‘ I VII. '•' V. .; lacreties. cant and hypocrisy, with the chance of be. iiis of the %elk Americas ' . ' • . lug oat of a dungeon if .we bear our grievances • 4. • •:;, to Rio de la Plats, in Chili, ..., _ 1 . quietly and loyally, kc." ar the most pleasing s•eset, avid •,•. 4 ' • ---- - . ---. ---- - --• ! • ion, that Spain has every thing r.. i; feet 3 NAVAL INTRLLI G 'INCR. I ' ' • hope Ilips her Trs-Atlastie Celesta. .. .-. . --4.-- that., Die. Bt.—Caw down from the River, the seeries, is riOssi la greatnees law a, . ~...11.11 • Willie. Phi, Crabs., for St. Ilolepa and India; i tstraseey le seesaw/log, bee coons.= •, 1 0 ; Catherine Bogert Forbe s, lamb. for Bombay ; Prince !rms. the Chesapeake to Caton. le ladle,,. • • ....% Know, Clifford, for do. ;• Cohn ilashosen, --, he ports of &tope ; bee maritime Surest • • I, T . fee 4 0 4 v i l . . Trinidad ; 'Monarch, Heath, for Ca gone, &e.; . Sod Leander, Follies, for Jamaica. eagatentiog to Waal of a lest- ... i ..' Flue o'Clork.—lt has bees very foggy great part ire; i r aceesalllAL territory ow Min; ef the day, but It is new sera clear, end several of the itow4et, has her is peerfest ssetwerd-boond as away. r that quarter, mod given her ari.li.lea AV ' ' RAIIIIIGATIN Dsc.3l.—The sloop liaise, Ra if kins, A • r ME STATE RMAN .• • tors received yeelevelay morals' free e, Blot Mr. Sewall% its fw Ile of t Cuontesteo to at the , ink of the United Stases, Sill been he li.nt.e of Il4pmentativas, b- a' r thp merlon, C%; apiost it, 73. Tue , to, sod she Bank sh.tee, are ao.in it les of the litres at 109, audit o• -..,. er Outs mold be sobtellild . :, it tt beim. TIN , commercial allera 4 Am n a.very depre.sed seats. • . . r WI bora received in aid to7p . if tha die of Not. 141, *MA i . rip whoa the Spooked, is Mb yin e l i vigour, id coeveepereen a .11K erri,ol past AP i hi the ispiahlebethatod enlittiplet oh i ss .„ it is watt able three * l O sad his ocireeioo a streastb vie shilliillo If a &Moil eopetior.ty, odd se dale • already ',rock, either se Le Gears or rile, or binh."—(l.lsorprioi PoirAt..) er letter of the ante this sols--" ii. heed on Friday lost boo Ado .at , to of the 14 , h not. anonsorlog the it. os, is the srl4blookortenati of Moot:wig. , Cilliaxt, with ate ORM of *se Clem* bete). It has raven! greet hoosa•i• ^ln V.. ... stele pi ',pow y %Plow , ..it Is ‘ , $ O place et IA Co d P win .nail bin p i de s Ow Ga.te. l foervi, i I . r oildPt ISA. 'Orr) Wog iii tee be fiereeets *0 wife% *espies*. J A sew d,ausstie Itansauce, in three sets, called Reddest Field, was performed for the n e at time N i t night. It is taken from WALTan vicciefs popular Poem wf Meraion, and report ascribes its dramatic •rtsiseemepot to Mr. Svhenew Kciant.c. lbw Prevent Stage Massager of this Thestre. The poetry, though sometimes a little 'boomed by the effort to get rid of 'herby me, said al teaj a ton much addicted to narrative for stage effect, is in many parts powerful, bat being more frequently addressed to the imagination than to the paasions, its istasence is consequently less extensive neer the crowd of en audience. There is also a good deal of rtioaic and marching, and though lest, net least, some very animated dancing to enliven the wine. Peitha.s the chief objection that can be urged against It is a *eta of Incident, which lead. us to notice that the plot is closely adhered to, es niece' loped in the original, if we incept the human. Inter. position of the Dramatist to save the life of Cun. /fence, which ke does by the interposition of Clara. The Drama opals with the trial, nd condener storm of (Airs. Oat: Jaffa (Mrs. W IMO sic. eqprpliatie the escape of bet Mead soon after, and supplies her with the digitise of • Page, In which she fellows the Naomi of Lord Munition (NI r. 11. K cat• 'LI). Thew comes Meration'e eiterview w lilt the Page, tie Harper, and De /Mien (Mr. IlAwatie), in disguise. We cennot soy, however, that we were mach sleeted by the performance of Afernetters's te mpter, though it forms an fine a passage of the work from which It Is adopted. His q I sith Lord ' Douglas was more thematic, bet Lord Douglas had the best of P. The principal scene of the whole was the concluding one, in which lb. death of Macedon is brought 21sour,arcomplitied suds t he circiaristsoces, as poetically detailed by SCOTT, from the slaking of kis thirst out of his own helm*, by Ike humanity of an injured woman to the shaking of " the fragment of his blade above his bead." Mr. 11. KU NB L E , as might be espected wader the circumeisnaw, IPIIIIIRd himself to the oteiget De this occasion. Ur was some. times very ereccessfel, but at whets displayed too much vehemence, and wandlee/ht there was a china. ing it his last scene, whisk did not accord with the ivy *lit be represented. Me. 11. 301144T0NT ass- Want the putt of • Snails landlord with • good deal of characteristic bluntness and humour. Mr. Ox. MERRY appeared in one scene as a Friar, which wss palpably, but not very s 'fully, imitated from SiIYRIDAX. He had caostiquently little opportunity for the display of his comic pewees. Some attempt was made in those characters to vary the grave as pect of the piece, but they were not Imposts's' enough to afford it much relief. It was, booster, well received. The Farce of Modern Antiques, cr the ilerry Mourners, followed; bet no ...otter did the certain rim', thin a cry of Pawunvine! Pantonetate! re. soisailed from *eery part of the Theatre. Mrs. Ukase and Mr. Ozeiritty attempted to primed with the farce; bet the 'fitment noise, occasioned AILIIIAWLIKAL TWWASOIt. Manager of the by the advocates of the Pantomime, and those label condemned it, mitring emaloosly to outr , ar each Frdlsil""4 9 * numb". as a preliminary excitement foe Mwkm of IL Y. Z., caused hill., coutaioiag other s teamed Zheir ti .. petfectly 'aisle' • fftree kholog tir be posted '(bey at length retired,/Ar. S. Rums. then co item the city. These soysieriitos loots so alarmed spoke as follows: foretold, arid succeeded le ebtatoing bearing. Usi 41re Magistrates, that they sweemened the bill-stickers ' Lasts AND G had i so lbefore them, when the latter luckily were able to (bet there was se sardillous or tressea t able the honour •ppeering before yno, Andristurol • pose, that k use your with twit , he Pantomime slinuid bel * sal leak * ander t he eidea l rld Phil" ! withdrawn.—(Siosete of Ikaro, bravo !)—As no. e"^"V"" of the thiog can afford We greater pleasure than to gratify I ul l i cels a " "el " Poi " ' 1401149 11 1062 " 99666 your w i s h es. ski, Pantomime lass been witted, .„„„„._ that a great quantity of genpoieder was concealed in ( Lord opplawe.)-1 now with great satisfaction a brig lying on the Rivet Thames, nil Dartford Crer k, hue. lu in f rrrs yea, Iwo o „, pd,,tomi„,, i s in sad which bee suspected to have Woo smuggled from preparatiost —( Loud applause)—end from the elite- I lb " Dulfetd Mills, the y inallati r Prnee44l.4l I. the ordinary care and •itention, and the heavy 'appellee WI they were directed to, and accordingly howl a that have been bestowed spots it, I have little' MR e r," l " " P family lad " wish genpowoer, which they oozed, abd delivered to the doubt that it will vilify the Public laste."—(Louri applause. , proper authorities. • Mr. )(EMILE then retired, and the Farce was Recruiting for the FAst Indies still goes on briskly permitted to proceed •ithout interruption. Must. In I•The""hins and many 699 fellows are f 1991118 1. DIN'S Cocklttop, loss au exquisitely comic perform. to time picked up. The New leer, 1819, was ushered in this morn ing by the hells ringing a merry peal. The following stoke is taken from a Newspaper of 1761 ;—" The [Adios of distinction at the weer end of the town heats determined to bestow on thr , poor stubs winnings at cards during the holydat v." A temevioble fact occurred in the Park uf Lord GRANTLET, At %inert& near Guildford, • sho.r time lilac*. A fawn drinking, was soddenly pounced upon by one of the swans, which palled the animal into the water, and held it ander until quite drowned. This wait ebserved by the other deer in the Park, sod did not loog go sa ***** need ; for shortly after, this very swan, which bad hitherto by the deer, was 'inept' oat w hen oa land, and Wale* ahlacked by a herd, which surreseiled and presently killed the offender. Loweevetv.—ln addition to the verities objects of curiosity eabillited this year by the " Hub and West of Eaeland Agricultural Society," both at their Gattlm i yard and at their Roam', a venerable grey.beededekl mars, in the hundredth year of his age, present i 4 himself at the door of lletling.hoose as Wedemay ; his name is George' Kalman, a le. bearer, of Witicomb, from whom Mr. Barker took his much sashed sainting, The Woodotan, nearly •30 years sines. We understand this intlostrious loran still continues to sliced his daily labour ender his benevolent employer, 11. C. House, Esq. et Lyn. comb, who kindly accepts such services as Kellen is able to perform, for which he receive; wages, as may be supposed, above their value. The appearance• of a labourer 100 years old, in possession of most of his faculties, able and willing to work, 'sated the at. 'potion of many , agriculturists, by some of whom a small sum was collected, selicient to purchase a wisteria garnseet for this champion of the axe. In. deed, had such en instance of perm jug industry in ammo, old egb been sobruittel to the 'society, as a body, we shield not hare considered the circus. stance undeserving their notice. A New Yeasit Gift is generally some more prised for the sake of the giver than for its non value; hut the gift of a Ticket or Share in the Lot tery now drowsiest, though a trifle when prevented, may in a few diye be prisedat e 30,000, as thereat, TWO of 1 1 30,0 M yet in she wheel, bolls of whies, with Nine other Capitals of .1, ) 5,0e0, £l,OOO, &c. meet be drawn in one deih viz. Tuesday week, being the last and only tlsy. lIIIIC4I. Dic. The arrival of the Duke of Ynrk and the Marquis of Anglesey has occasioned nn alteration in the pro. credings at the Petition. The dinner !wan con tinuo limited to the palace Rime, for not a solitary invitation bas as yet ben issued. Lord Henry Cholmondeley hoe been the only era rival at the Pairlion this day, the King's Messenger, M r. Thompson , eleapted, win came in this afternoon. The Doke a Wellington, Lord Castlereagh, &c. it is understood, will certainly be hats in a day Or lwn. A sqoadrots of the 9th Lint:ere was Inspected by the Commander-hi-Chief, in the presence of the Prince Regent, in the Royal Riding School this af. iernoon. The Margels of Aughooey, Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, and other distinguished personagesolete also there. The inspection began at belf•past one, was followed by some adroit practice with the lance, which 'pt the squadron briskly employed for snore than two hours. The skill manifested is said to ham afforded much satisfaction to the Regent and his Royal Brother. Theis Royal Highnesses apprised in excellent health. The whole party ! refereed to , the l'alace about four o'clock. The weather to-day has bete lovely; the rides and walks have been splendid in eqeipages and visitants, and the libraries, at intervals, crowded. The Emperor of Aurrnt A, in passing P. Hippo tee, to whit h place the famous General Mut has re. tired for several year., granted the General an as. diluter. Some hoora after, MACK received lb. news that his son, sit °dicer in the garrison of Mentz, bad blown out his !mains, in consequence of a disappoint ment in love. SKATING.—The Paris Pipers mention, that skill. ing tied commenced upon the Canal de VOureq, on last Thursday. We avail ourselves of the circumstance to cull the public attention to the precautions there taken for preventing the loss of life, by the breakiwg of ice during the 'keit reason. As soon es the ice his become of a thickness to tempt skaters, trial is mad. of its streogib ; and if there appears any hazard, the Police will 00111 110 person to rewire so it. w , Yesterday aserniag, a quarter before kve e 4 eleek g • dreadful fire broke nut in the *ollie i.f WWI. Roddy and Co. oil and cidoer.merchants, of Belo chees-rew, Loser Eat Smithfield. The Ire IS nap. Award to have originated fr•va one of the coppers id the back pert of the premises ; end the daaws were discovered by a man earned Bryant, lobs was in a stable user the proud:et. lie instantly knocked at the doer, and alarmed the family, when Mr. Ruddy got op, and awoke his family, who made their escape down stairs, jest before the siewseot beret in with the utmost fury to their apartmaet. !loom after, the Phenix cud ether englan arrived on the spat, •e 4 played with a toed sappy of water I but the !knave having communicated to some pitch, tar, torpedo., and ether destined*, materials, it raged with great rapidity ; sad Is a short.titne, foar houses, with that of Mr. Roddy, were berth to 'bevelled, and *oers iojared. The 'whole ef the property was destroyed ; but, we understand. Mr. It. was insered. The fire was got under about I 2 o'clock yesterday morning, owing In the ell felts. •Clifit y of fir•imes, &c. Cons Lictiasat..l4a. I.—The otrivoli of wheat at M.ethri tinreWc.ll;:p.J.it, and oh all MS 1- ft I.,rr. set 1•1114, talill at .bat ers%, pricer. althswegn hy thu week's team err ports Moshe ..prn foe f..rrisa impostosiwa 1111 Ilse 1.51 b refl.. the at. &resole “vcrnite prife"f the Ina n 5 wort. beta( 111 shoe. is .or• Lathing nbus, she 1 / 1 0..14 p. ato , Bide,. Oats, Peat, Beam, wed nth** es. sites ,lion. *MI Illy (MX MIKE'S% he. 1. in . 1 1.1 1 It . U . pet fleet of sins. tire ... 4.. 0 t w. ss. ltd. 1 Hems .1 t,aftlo ebb inev 1 Mutts.. si. ist. 0. te.. 4d. . . Ream .. . ..... Ail re.. ... 5, St. w 7.. ot. nog and [Arab • • 4.140 e'"rn . 5.. ot• la 75. Carves .110 Lnernb..... Ye. 0.1. to O. 0 . Fein_ . ....... ... .. VII 4 H Al 4imutire . o t i Bay er .. .....•. 61. bl. O. Ut. 11. ted. . b. Od. Uns lO4. 11l lls. Of- Straw .... SI. 10.. el. lif lA. OIL ._. sgt I 8181 DI Um 10w0 1•••• nairrnunen 10 eellOW the vie - -"--- ------" 8 ------""."", """. V . " B . ------ . • - woman was reduced to a mate of perfect despair. sod our beads the key of commestrstsesi W. . log epithets from lb,* pirates. 'Dien mei a report The snivel of the Doke of York and the Marquis peer tog tOl t inti sthe wineings et cords data h halide se ." . me feet „ minted in obit p eek to fAta do•litetion, end hating ea claim upon any perish to .seda end the United *stains the sa•tere 4 , '"! .. et Buenos A)ree , that the Spaniards were collecting of Anglesey has occasioned no alteration he the pssi. A • thew army in Peru to re.ineede Chili. General ceedings at the Pe*ition. The dinner parties cos- r. .;_. Glasgow, use was lona to beg her way back to implaie; end in case of wet, enema to lb S ts•AxeLtlL,' et Weseria. near Goildfard, a shout Demfries. It was roily en Monday Abet silo irreorill Pilltelhee into lASI Like • SAX MAOTIN:Noo sick at Mendota, and it we. said it lines limited to the wilier suite, for net a soihary . would be some time before he would be able to take time tines. A fawn drinking, welt soddenly pounced . re a ched •the end of Met painful juietmey ; bet the I ineitetinis has al yet been issued. • open by one of the awaits which pelted the animal iffis at Waterford, lIIIIKS sod Pareee 4 . ; , the coomeed of hie forces. Lord Beery Cholmondeley has been the only ar. , into the mew. sod ho w it midet until quite drowned. fatigie sod isciensesicy et -the WIWI, IMMO' proved it. base been received from N e olo uta g gas i t ..,• , it ants, woolen sod venal, coming@ / • ' Wiens mete. lodged. sbewlant. beret So i, r The Neu Orkarse Gaselier of Net . 3, contradicts : . ii• re p ort lately circulated, a the papelence of the -r:".- hear in that city, sod asserts net the truth is . rival ■ at the Pesilion this day, the King's 3lesseneer, • M r. 'Fhompsou, incepted, who clime in this afternoon. Yhe Doke of Wellington, Lord Castleresgh, Ike. 'this was ebe"sed by lb' "b" 4" in the Pirb ' insti e lo s o pir a m er l in h fa h r er ibe ar i m mid s ;dr [meta ar e elat an ke t r ee P : r th l i iiiall s tow t9 e lt , did act long go oneerenged ; for shortly after, this eery swan, which bad hithetto never bees inolotted and was baited eni Tuesday at the friPmee" able II of yetcha•o. Neosho a. rethet greater i ! • . for otherwise, that dodos' the last soesnier and the it is understood, will certainly be bete to a day by the gem. was s i ng l e d out when en lend, and ' Seeds.. , ere testi.% the blood for Nome and • i . }rent auteme, New Orleans has net been our. Or I w o . Yesterday morniag, a quartet before free a t clock a it of Aar , M . ** •I ; pined ill point of general health by any city in the A eqoadroe of the 9th Lincers was Inspected by furieesth 'Mocked by e herd, which earresisied and D alt 111 killed the offender. a dreadf u l fire broke out in the 1011111 ef Meseta. inters received yestesday swan from ' . v. the Commander-hi-Chief , in the oremence of the • T. n ' Roddy and Co. oil and coner.merchatits, of But. , Y . 1 . linked Slates. As proof this statement, the bills ' r Loweevere.—ln edditiou to the various objects Re, tipt Mr. Sehirdill i Ets fee Ora Prince Re i soht, in the Royal Riding School this of. st of 1 Committee at ate the li ' el ertirtalitjs published soder the authority of the ; •aeard a Health, are referred te, and from these it ternoon. Th e Maktels of Angleeey, Sir Benjamin • West of lead „ v i es ' of curiosity eahilaited Ibis wear b y the tr Beth end • eheee'tele. Lewes E l ' t s oi t h rie l d. T h y 4,0 II"P" posed t• have originated Inei one of the coppers id Aso towel Society," both et Bitik of the Celled Stases, hail been t , . %wars that in the week ending the nth of August,the back port of the premises ; and the thews wets i Bloomfield, so d other distiegoished personages,etere their Catt sa d et their Reese. a veneesble the Reuse of itaprftentattles, b:- are ' I' . k , i - lee period Otte the report originated, and the most also there. The inspection began at belf.past one, mmt.hes mem, in the h eedeed as y gee a his discovered by a man named Bryant, lobe was in a or tip motion. dt ; against it, 73. Tor I 'lllllbeallby RIPOSOII of the year, the deaths only was followed by some adroit practice with th e Joke, ' ' 1 stehle near the proud-se. lie instantly knocked at . tics, sad the Bonk shares. ate *yin sts age, presentid himself at the door of Hetlisig.hoese . t gosnuated to n, own a population of from 35 000 which kept the squadron briskly employed for more the door, and alarmed the family, whets kir. Roddy 'ales of the tette. at 109, audit o• -shoe. ors WerleimpAy ,• bit name k George' Koko., a le. wee pries td be se .:, 0 I IIII 40,000. ' than two bouts. The skill manifested is said to hove bower, of Widersesb, from whom Mr. Barker took g u t up , he'd awoke his I 'unilys who mad* their escape afforded much satisfaction doom stairs. just before the Moment best in with th• b or n. TWecommenirellere A Amu ' '" • His Royal Higbee,. Prince LEOPOLD Of SASS. to the Regent end his his mock admired (minting, The Woodmen, nearly 'll. Y .. CO•Ono will cantles, to reside at Coburg, its the Royal Brother. ilwie Royal ilighnessee appeared .30 yeses sines. We understand this inamatioos te. utmost fury to their apartmeet. Soon after, the •in a,eery depressed sate . • , * ' . town of hie fetidly, wain March east, when he par. in ercellsnt bee"' The whole Put,: returned to terse still maths to anew(' his daily !,bear ender Phenix Dud other ea arrived on the spot, sett or has bore received is this to . the Palace about four o'clock. is, of the date of N oh. S 4. Isbell , Ihe weather to-day has bete l ove l y ; the ride, and his benevolent employer, 11. E. linos*, Esq. St Lye. slayer! •ith a good supply of wafer; but the Santee . 'pees to return to England. LI , .. page against the Spooled, io illty * „ i zip i toed and Lod, flout.asto had a select party to ' dhow yews& at liolland-house . y, walks hare been splendid in 'Tames and visitants, obi comb. who kindly accepts tech services as Kelsey is ha ikhd " 18111 " n4111.41 to erase Ptchs tar terPessiia's et vigour, is coompmeee a Jim 3 err*, . The noo, i ron bridge intended to b e t h rown aaet . and the libraries, at itatwals, crowded. ato perform , fir which be receives engin, as may ,ad ether de g ee ett e e eletetiekr it raged with greet he supposed, oboe , their ewe ,. The spontanel , u f rapidity ; aid In a short.tiete, foe, houses, with 'het of Mr. Roddy, was blunt tis the ground, and others ottaaase in the weighbnerimod WV. , : lie illeeel.strelt, in Wales, will Won@ thousand feet a laboorer 100 years old, in polemist% of most of his lidi ism., it is sell whit three :t oe • - • ---- ---- - - Ws ocressioe of attmgth MN I ; k loosth, mod will be sospesuled behaves two rocks, The Emperor of AUSTRIA, in passing Sr. Bippoly. fanlike, able an d willing to work, excited the at. injured. The whole 0 she property was destroyed; I ell the height of ego hundred feet above the sesface of tea, to which place the famous General ' MACK has re. renown of mar, agriculturists. by some of whom a but as 6 n e lPrsianh l . Mr. It. was linseed. The fi re . 1 • decided isperitorty, and no data a • . , ' Übe aster. tired for several years, granted the General an as. smell sem was collected, solicient to purchase a was got under about I 2 o'clock yesterday morning, k n ri already struck, eitber it L. (*eV' n et . . t. , The remains of Sir Pitu.te Fitancts were in. thence . Some hours after, MAcc received the nein %rioter's gerwient for this claatepion of the axe. In. °it"' to the 'lifer"' met"! oh 6r-Inens ice. voile, or both."—( lkerpool poisis9 . (.1111/1 LiCllBl , ot. 3411. I.—. The ntritalt a Wheat at terra yesterday, at !asst Mese. The funeral wes that his son, at' Officer in the garden,' of Meson, bad deed, bed such an instance of persevering industry in ) 4 ,.,,,„ 5 i ere w,, i , ; „,,., t.0 ,„, „ a „„,.. I . ft ~m , metr . 44 . 1 her letter a the same date seis--•• le 0 .! a Private one, consisting only of the h , Iwo blown out his !mains, in consequence of a disappoint- ITlllteill old Gap been submitted le the 'inciety . . as II al heel KW% rthate...hltehheSh h, this serfss :tine eset Y piari: remote open 6., (..81511impottoosua hull tile 15th res.. usie or. i !.l fired en Friday last Item Ads tal . . Immersing coaches, with his son, Mr. late of the 14th lost , enusonseloo the • e . • *ow sr her limbers •of the family, and his own SKATINO.—The Paris Papers mention, that sksit. stance undeserving their notice. &resole ..vcrage prifc , .l, Ilso Inot 81t ihrek• heasstalk, .incs is • be • enhoorroned o f m„„..,,„1„. ous Lathing nbuhr les sohlhou p.lfe.—to Battey, Oats lees, is t t A ' . merringe. ing had commenced upon the Canal de L'Ourcq, on A New Tees's Gift is generally snore bide, mere Peas, Orem, •ed nth** e.sites,itse. 'eCNILANO, •"" "" . 1 cat " I" ' Tbeffaris Joensals contain the following stale. last Themisy. We Grail ourselves of the circumstance prised for the sake of the giver than for its own mill! FLOW AksuhT, Jax. I. • blip) it has caused great moo+ . b . ! Press n'sPecting the peesent strength of the Russian to all the public attention to the precautions there value; but the gift of a Ticket or Share in the Lot- serer ... 4.. 1 0 " : " .. k . it : U pd.; 14.1 4, 1nee ,.., .." ( ,,,, a sin i7.6b 4e ,. . ikap,.._ able plopyriy beloosoe s t i t to Army :—jr is said to consist of afto,ot,o men, di. takes, for preventin g the loss of life, by the breaking bey now drawing , though a trifle when prevented, I eons , • st. os. e. ti , 4d. beasts .. . ..... .. lip , ibis place , et IA Liareyra ~1 t aided into different corps, 360,0u(r0f which are In- of ice during the 'limiting reason. As soon •es the ice obey in a few sbe pelt:et/et e 30,000, es there see i . .. 4 :,•l•''' 5 3 : ' 3l ' e* 7.. eL Be g% e ' m l 'hr • 4 A I ° b e . bee f puce, the ise'lliJ fos l 9 Al I I. 171 bitty. 68000 Regular Cavetrr. 4 •ll.ooo Cr marks, but become of a thickness to tempt skaters, trial is two 01 1 30 1 yet in the wheel. boils of whket, I Laseh.l..t.a. b ol t . f t: O. n . C P:7. '.7.:1:1 * . * .:".":17vy ne • o g essa d, pro Mktg Ila ll * . A ..... 49,6 1 ( . 41 Ar2 , l s l i ery, 75,000 Meek.% Itte.teX) belong. I made of its st reog tb ; and if there appears any with was other pittris a 1'5,000, gi,ooo, Sec. , Hal -mu/Aire lb* isimionerwoots with arta easye•ell. ,f r lag line of the Resew , and 60,0(* to the; hazard, the Police will snot, no person to venture *sesta drawn he ow ilv,vit. Tsseidas week, being I nay -...• 01 0.. ui• dis as. ed. ) i 4 • .4. • i Astettl, sad 75,t4J0 Veterans. lea it. the last and owly 4sy. Cinver .... et. u. t . 04 . lit es. op. Stra w .... Z. 10.. Ili. Ili lle illb i t- ., 'Z ' 4 . , ...,.. ..., . i•; ..• ...005.4.0000• 1 / 4 , 4•01 . .. : • FJ9IIIOHB FOI Waimea' Dane.-4 nand dress of liftwed grey, a sob a wall Mark leaf t the body is made partially kith round tM slinuldrn and hark. bat iloped law Ia from of the ham : is is whasard wish • parse af grey mope, atranaseated between each put %lib a Jet howl. Short full sleeve, tastefully finished la the apstaisb style. with Work milli stashes. The bi.i. tam of the skirt is trimmed with a deep lance .l black crape. embroidrted in grey silk I this is ournioaased by • plata Mad at bias* e.e. rkhly embroidered In prey silk t and Oar whole' Illeished by a braid band af biam block satin, laid an full.— ; neill s V ohiterrepe. with a awry Ain white crape rue Ores ; lhb dreits stn pent... composed of either black or yes velvet. ! lined w with • him. cenet. The body Is ulnae lien In the samPeo and comes up high behind, hot bat no collar I It Is sloped he- I fan .o as Io display theJittu; It wraps WOW in frees, and has a falling white ol io p-lerine, obit* has a trey gametal elect I on the .hope. The sleeve is rather tight : the shoulders are ; fluirtted By palings of white satin, and the bottoms of the! sler•-• ernamestied with fall beads of a hite satin. The trim ming, which g a r s all ruard she pelOse. ramie, at Pal in Cforeltltif irleffp47Ped w ito leaves. Head-drew, a gips, hat. rotap~tl of white British Leghorn. ant masameated with a tell plume at ostrich feathers g the brim Is tuned up began. and Black *siker half heats : w bite kid gloves : molar Wit