The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-07 00:00:00

J., mi 7 .• ~'~ 1117" -. ;. r QALLL ctlk/w& ) 6 ' %1 50GO. VENETIAN C ‘RNIV SE. AL, ENGLISH OPER A HOU L i W. wiLumus respectfully announces to the Nobility. Gentry. turd the PnWie, that SUPPER 141 C • bSTS for the CARNIVAL, cm Wrunetaav, the gth jest., are now ready, sad way be had at the Oinhe Tavern, ci e t 4 treet ; et Fentum'sliasquerade Warehouse, Strand ; mid at the Theatre. pow. Sapper Roams may be engaged by applying at the Globe Tavern. g I S IRISH ME [A ) DI ES. — J. POWER IL has the bonnier to romosinee to the Nobility. ()Wry, ei d Subscriber,. that the RI . OllTil NU IlliEß of this Na tions' sod highly pupnlor uric. with Symphonies companiment', by 11EN RY R. BISHOP. %ill be Prblisheil ow Ton assay Num, the loth last. to iiabsctibers are regaested to maks early application publisher (st, titrsad). or to the Musie or Booksellers tie •or Copies. so lIS Ware lint impressions. and to present „. was*, which niter from chaos , of realthmee. Ike. The P7risimglaitio to state, that incompliance with the wil e ihn In sa Edition of the Pastry of this work. " epo peamil with 111***, the Eight 'Numbers. re visal mrioneassind by Mr. Moore. is in the Press. sad will oniliesd io s followlag month. in limo. sultana with his Amami& 1981. Odes and Epistles, &c. A, Strand, flay S, 0 A. DIOUNTAIN and Co., SARACEN'S HEAD 0. Siowbill. London. The following PostCosehes, )1.11 Coaches, &e. set out from the above Inn : Th. ..Trlreraph," Ramsgate, Margate, and Canterbury pelf rid roach, every morning, at a quarter past seven. la coarequence of the deci.lell preference given to the above coach, the proprietor% are determined no ripener shall be spored to reader it the first conveyance on that rued. Dover, Deal, F andwich, and Feversham. every morning, at a garter past seven, and six in the evening. Brampton, Chatham, Rochester, Sittinghourne, and Rain bow, every morning. at a quarter post seven. Falmouth, Piro mth, Exeter. Wes month, Dorchester, Dartmouth. and Salisbury, every morning. at seven. through finiteo, ‘sminster, Ilriciport, Blantiforsi, and Basingstoke. The " Union," Southampton, I..)mington. Winchester. sad Basingstoke new coach, eeee y eorning at 140%1 ar rives st the Coach and Horses. Southampton. by five. The proprietors of the above conch hope to receive a eon tames of that support which has hitherto been experienced sten the commencement of the " Utlion." No racing with other coaches. Bath and Bristol fl} log posj coache4. through Clppen • Caine. and Marlhorougte every afternoon, at on h e. OW 11E8 TO TAUNTON, AND Pl.lvOrTll. Th. "Umpire." a new Liverpool light coach, only one nicht on the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily : through Woburn, Northampton, Weltnrd. Lutterwor nuts tli. Hinckley. A therstone, Lichfield, Stone, ewcastle, ford. Warrington, Warrington, and Pres.!on. tibrewsbury, Wellington, nad dhiffnal coach, every even hi. at the. The " Union," Wei mouth. Dorchester. Blandford, Salis bury. Andover. and Basingstoke new post coach, every af ternoon, at four. 'INK %MAIO; 711 IPACKILTS TO iII'ERNAKT, JEN:MT, II! V12301:14 11 ;. Sr. MALDEN, &C. The "Rockingham." Leeds new light coach, sets out env? 'Deming at eight : and passes throngh to Stamford. Retfonl,llsmouiter. and Ferrybridge, t lin QUl— er, 'AWN, next morning, at ten. Notwithstanding the uncommon espeittion of this roach, it is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete puhlic eoeve)ance on the north road, being unequalled by an) other. Ulasgow, Longtown. Gretna Green. Anon, Ministries. Brownitill. 'Mot ll ! l ill. Wanquhar, Kiln. l'anmuck, Kingswelh and all parts of Scotland. a post coach dell.. York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland. New castle and Edinburgh. new po st coach. with a guard t hroughout ; sets out every morni n g at niae. by way of Newark, lietfurel. Trulesster. Darlinaton, Norlhallerton. Durham, 'Murpeilt. and Bernick. 123%5CAVI'S finding them selves 'aligned on the jonrnee. may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional fare. Bridgenorth and Walsal post coach every evening. Marlborough and Swindon new four inside coach. through Aldboura, Reading. Lambourn, Purton, Lvdington. Pewsey. Wooton Basset, Itauisbury, Ilungerford and Newbury. every morning. Boston, Spalding. Peterhorongh. Stilton and Huntingdon Royal Mail t oath. every evening ; to Spileby. Leith, Grimsby and Hull. every afternoon. at sic. Carlisle. Penrith. and Whiteitaven ncut four Inside Post Poach: passes through Itrongh. Apoietty, Uretna-bride, Richmond.Catteriek, floroustithrille. Wolf -city, Aherford. Doncaster. and Urstitham. Pa-senters detained nn the toad hy bus:ness. or plea.nre. have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in 'he neat coach. Manchester, Winslow. Congletim. NeWCASiIf. Walsal, and Wolverhampton post-coach. every nflernoon. Wakefield post-coach every meriting. • Kendal, Lancaster. Preston. Kirhy-Lonstial, !Bolton. Cheery, Ormskirk, and Uarstang post-coachese, a ternoon at Five. Liverpool. Warrington. Kmitsford, Stone. Stalcord. and Litchfield post-coach. called the • • Defiance: * every evening. to the Sararell'a Head Inn. Dale-street. Liverpool. Chester, Nevrport, Whitechurch , Tarporley, Namptwielt. Northeielt. and Middleni. h. p.‘st-coa!lt every evening. Sunderfainl. Stockton. and Varm coach, every morning. to the George Inn. Sunderland. Sheffield and Rotherham post coach. called the Rocking ham, every mo rning at eight. end the Nelson at Nine. Cindahning and Guildford Telegreph Coach. through Ash ttaad, Epsom. Lestherheati. &c. Tuesday. Thursday. and liatarday Mornings. CI 9 NIOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public. Etat they will not he acronnt able for env Parcels, Passengers * Luggage. Writings, Plate, &C. of more titan Five Pounds value, if lost. stolen, or da• nagged, unless entered as such. and the Insurance paid for Cord:ugly. at the Saracen's Henri Inn. Saowatiill. Loudon. Hominern pasha noon snot. oar page retates to snall.—NlAßT l t l .. hut published, prier St. ht hoards (Fifteenth Edition). rill - 1E /EC'S of LIFE; a Non-Med:cal Commen tary on the inaccrctions ariainz from Human in tri l iebthe Causes, symptoms, nail baneful Effects of Lees eaerea, Gonor flora. triettirc. Wellluess. dc. are inl:y developed : Part IL c:ottaitta some reworks on cer tain Female Complaints. in particular SterilitY : Part 111. anthraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility. Self Abuse. and Mental irritation, with some interesting observa tions on vegetable sod animal life: In Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects. expinilllnat then in a familiar manner. sod the whole addressed to the ou , lk and Maturity of both Sexes. ily GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeon:. London. Natura heals Omnibus ease .I••d*.t. si quis cognoverit uti.--Ciwyesss. since llearcii u'l the Jiro,' of bliss supplies, ItNfragal application marks the rise. M;ty be had at 40. Patrrewiter-row ; ; 41. Picradilly ; lii. Prioces-strert. Soho: Si. Bert-street; 1;4. Fleet-street ; 40. West S.orthtield ; 9:i. Chrtpsi.le, Lon -41)11: htorrnli^ll and ro- Burks and Co., Norwich; it. Deck. ;patch ; Barrett and Dulfteld. Path ; SllvPP•ri• R ri " hail. Camblitirte ; Headley. Leeds; and at all Hook •••••ets.—Messrs. GOSS and Co. are to be consulted. as s. al. every day, at their house ; ure requested to awl Pitied"' in tbeConntv describe minutely the case. enclosing a re mots:ter for Advice stud Medicine. which can be forwarded at part of tire World.--410:;:i anil Co. id. R.C. 5ur ;1.414, 11. Bouverie-zt eel , Fleet-3treet, London. "'I/ DI MAT. ges.—The Cravat - 1 i Id 4 lit 4 • old d. colts. Sat. itt. St ile aad a !waif. le . 1 ( 00dbi.e...... v OHM TWIN; I rs Matins I * Or 3-yr-olds. or, by Raphael 1 4 boat: L BLIN. /ca Jehb and Bur- Bench, and a Jury Anne Kearney, were indictel for , a forged Bank of the value of ..C3 nd counterfeit. n the day laid in into Mr. Bergen's ed the note in pleb ticli they bad cadlei hree shillings only. they said, at the note on some trwte !Oct.] to the B enc h and Bridget Ennis. as found on one of r Lordships ?mold be restored to the in to prepare their %Lir y expentes of the ,ners were prepared firmatire. The Court were prepared with not appropriate any .e, which might oili er person. rill of those prison- In Court. Is arraignel for con !own, to defraud the upany ; with having wilt unknown, who hn Smyth, before Mr. Blacker, the M is iree Woo ig purport I cur -1 service over theist* a the church-yarl et Head, Rector of Clow dulcotly obtained flow sum of two thousand various other countsin Mr. Serjeant pleaded red for Thursday. • Wednesday next. onnsm CASE. SISSIONS, MAT 1. t, v. the PARISH Or. PSpfindents.—This was perhaps, as was ever Justice. The users t us to say many ;shah Plum, a girl about the witness box with a parter old. Some time Id to an old roan of the taken up, and eismail :tion, at Warwick, for laity the parish. After hen weeks, he was yr wore the child to the ap as a servant. An order s for the maintenance iraled against the order. as finished, she was tech. In the qvistiosil not know the cesompria• se she could neither reed not know whether it Ind e a tel4e oath. In ti as .Adams. Counsel AK th , ease, and the wen go ...,........ ENSUING WS BK. _..mtsill rATaa AT !ter Faster. after b; even. 39 vs. dist 6. ter 1 more. Rer 6; even. 31 m. after & 1 at night. . after 6; eTeM.24 S. after? . . after 7; et es .90 et. after 9. ut ls .afeter Win. 16 at. after 9. c 4. 10. . after 9; even. 7 m. after after 1 0 k . after 10; avers.22, a ' &tit). b ttel Suttee. ins. El+ , Sill Ma Rogers, daugh te r of the d. serer . 121). tent.. at Hargstalsa DOT. wart uarali late of *vs B it, at his boast is ohs attlek, Is jor-ossaral Thomas Beelokal Weeks Company's service. and es Ilie 002 . 1. • Tux CON01311,X1.11" ing""r -41,11.011°_ . 41 r. i r e tp 11600 ',glossed tabs • (tatemlttut. 145 • .111,- ' LONDON. MONDA: , MAY ly, 1821. " The Conti/tie which HAMPDEN 111 iss the Field, •i'd SYDNEY died •• the Seedrold!" Thi Day was 'pOblisimet, la Ifigo. primes. is batik. FS. A NEALE OP THE PARISH; O. The Offbeat cu of DALMAILIWO. airlift tied lAWinery of dm Us. Micah lialdwlddor ; written by likraself. Arranged sod Wiled by the Author of •• TA* Ayrshire Legatees." &e Printed for T. Codell, Strom!, Louise; sad W. Mark wood, Edinburgh. PIANO FORTES, PEDAL HARPS, &c., good es Mew.—A Cabinet Piano Forte, not to be l l t:lied is toilet sad tome . shop pries IV pipes., for g efts; a Square Piano Forte, 45 isolatorsst doable action Peal Harp, Cost 100 guineas. for 76 presses; single Jinn. places, ditto 25 guinea. ; Grand Six Octave, by Tomtit'. NM. 75 orsioess, cost 1001. Also may be %eel the Vasitinii able Oblique Piano Forte. so nada admired. at Mr. Ret ies's. IS, Leicester-place, from tea to five o'clock.—Pack ing Cases lest or sold. PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS of Mr. cm:Tants' SYSTEMS of TEACHING the ART of WRITING. —On the nth of July. ISM a asmeroes Meeting of Ladies and Goodman took plain at the Freemasons' Tavern. at wish* Mr. CARST,AIRS reptatned the prinelpies of Ms New Method of Teaching Weltleg; mod &mosatratod the edvesiteges which It pigmies* over every other now In use. His Royal Higheess the late Duke of Bent, who presiiled oil that oecasion. Wormed the eompouy that he had been in duced to give his attention to the subject in suck's manner as to be able to bear witness to its utility. coorinced, that any improvement in the methods of education was* benefit to society ; and that whatever traded to abridge the process of acquiring instruction. was equivaleet to a considerable pecuniary gift to the poor. Upon this principle, when the system of Mr. Carstairs was explained to him, he became antions to judge of its merits himself, and with this view be had directed several poor boys, who bad made but little progress in writing, to be placed under the superintendence of that gentlemen. Of their rapid sod extraordinare pro• grass. he could speak in the most confident manner. indeed the consonny themselves might judge by iospeeling their books, by which it would he seen bow very crimped their writing was when they commenced with Mr. Carstairs, com pared with the freedom. onickness. and beauty. which they attained in the course of only six weeks under his care. Several Gentlemen were present. who had received les sons, also bore testimony to the seine erect ; and Mr. Hume informed the company, that the great object of making the pupils exhibit their proficiency teas. to remise a prejudice which prevailed against the praciieability of what Mr. Car stairs held out ; and. therefore, if the company were antis- Art WO what they saw, they would not rouse their tes:i mony of approbation, by entleavoitring by every means in their power. to recommend the system to the adoption of Schools and other Public Seminaries. Mr. Hume then proposed that the Meting should come to some Resolutions expressive of the sitisfnetion which was felt at witnessing the self-evident athantages of Mr. Car stairs' system; and it was accordingly Unanimonsly Resolsed. That Mr. Carstairs' Method of Teaching Penmanship appears tn this Meeting very soperior to any one now in use ; and therefore highly worthy of Public Attention. (Signed) EIMV ARM (Doke of Kent.) J. Mote. M. P. J. Rudge, M. A. IJ. Hudson J. 1391111, D. D. 3. Galt J. Collier. P. D. J. W.Tspil3 W. corstos I e. Dowilie,K C. W. Millar T. Benson , IN. Gibb R. Lloyd Resolved unanimously, that Ole free use of the lingers. hand. and arm, as taught by Mttirstairs' Method , a ff ords such facility to the Art of Ar rWI.. &int' generally intro. diced into Behoots, will be a saving both of time and expense : and this Meeting do therefore strongly recommend it o the fvoura:de attention of the Publi.; in general. anti in t pArticti a lar to ail persons interested iu Teaching that Branch of Education. (Signed) KIM %RD, (Doke of Kent.) J. Coltier D. D. J. Hume, '4 P. J. Campbell J. Rudge. NI. A. C Downie, K. C. J. Bond, D. D. W. torsion I NI. GNI J. (lilt J. Ni War T. Benson I J. Dodson. R. !Jos(' Mr. 6irstairs tea Ihes his Improved System at No. 117, High Holborn. _ _ _ . 1 . 011 N BURGESS and \, being apprised of t he nume rous endeavours made by many p ersons to im p ose a spatrious article for their make. feel it incumbent upon theist to request the attention of the Public iu purchasing what they corn-else to be the ori;inal. to ()ham e the name and the address corresponds with the shove:—the r•enerai ' appearance of the spurious descriptiona will deceiae t! e unguarded. sal for their detcctio , . J. B. and ho' the following cautions:—Some are in appearance at first sight •"riie Genuine." but without any name or address : some Hi RI; ESS . ii Essence of Anchoyiea :"—others, •• Us. it -0111.4"—a.el many more without ti.isiresa. JOIIS FIERO PO; & SON having been mem- yeara ho not:re,l anorobation. fry' every .en tinient of respect towards the Public. and earnestly so'icit then) to iiit. i lret the I.shels prel,iotis to purchasing the , conceive to tie of their make, which they hope willwhat prevent mans slisapp4iiistinent a. BURG ESA'S NEW SAUCE. for general purpose% JR% n given such great sr•isfaction. continues to be prepares' hs them. an I is re romo‘-•!iled as a moat useful and convenient 1444 ".• Will keep stood in all climates. Wareaonse, 107. sr it • Is. coiner of the S' 313)y-stens. London oasoi.as /1,11-• At CZ W %REIM% st.) A i.i. IN ONE DAV, 17th MAY. when every .C . S. T'ciset in I S'iare Chance nf.W on Sale will be decided. and alt •lir 44107 Prizes must be Drawn, including. amongst other Cipi,11.... TWO of.. ..... .Clll.O OO With 100 Extra Chances for TWO 0f...... ....frt.2 ol ! 1 TI , km. and ••hares for the 17th Mae only. hate berg consi derably rehired in Price. 02.- TICKET .(14 14 0 Sixteenth oniv Twenty Stiiilings. Other shires In Proportion.—No C;ssses ! —Ever) Ticket decides Its own Fate and no other. Tickets and Shares are 6el:ing by J. and .1. SIVE WI2IIIIIT. the Contraet. , rs. 37. C0 , 9 , hi1l ; iI. 11.,1hurn : V. ll:tyinarket ; who s'orefi ill soli in the Ts. , is-4 Contrarts. ALL the PRIARi Of 1120,:10J1also,1,0:NI, (Class B Prize of) 121.00): ____---......................... k Solon in the Std or Pastern Resintent of Norfolk Mt. ... signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of NOrfollt • Rotlen W.Sharre.tnbe Lieeteoant. vice Hogg. deetraPed. Comudesion in the North Derbythtro Yontenry Cavalry. aloud by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. J. O. gwettenham, Gent. to be Cornet, vies Andrew, prO- 111ANILRUPTC1 ZS firPERIIRMID. J. Cattersow. Kin!ston•apon-Hall. carrier. J. Ritsby, Deptford. brewer. R. Ritchie, Deptford. brewer. _ BANKRUPTS. 14. W. Thomas, Wolverhampton. upholsterer. to stir- I reader Jane 4,3, 16. at the Jerninthant %ems Inn. Shift nal. Attorneys. Messrs Price and Son, Woyerhampt:n ; and Mr. Wright, Temple. 6. Fluttery. West Stockwlth. Nottingham, malt ter. May 44. Ilk Jnne 16. at the White Hart Inn. Gainsburell. At torwegs. Messrs. 11811 and Rrownley. New Boswell-court, 4610 Cars -street ; owl Mr. ()area. Rawtry. ,art rest. , Himeratreet. Hampateed-road. smith. Mar Jasta we l b a: 4 o4lldhall. Attaturey, Mr. Descent. Bed- Anew*. II and J. Hall. Ban-wharf. Uppe r Themes-street. Iron \ merthar.ts. May 19, 96. Jtine le, at Guildhall. Attorney s, Mr. Mand-riall, Aldermanbury. S. Turner. Stook-Ezelianze. Capel-court. "%lay 1 4 2. 19. June If. at Guildhall. Attorneys. le-•sr... Wilde and Cu. Cullege-hill. A Curwen. Great East Cheap. tea-broker. May It. 19 . Jane 16, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. John Wills, Fins burr-place. W. Ambrose. Clapton, dealer. May 4 1, 19. June lA. at . Ouildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Robinson sad Hine. Char- ter-bowie-square. J. and M. Driver. Thomas-ttree'. BriAnt, cabinet makers. Nlar IR, Jane 18„ at the Commercial Itaom4. Attorneya. Mr. Ttionias EVIUI4, Hatton-garden; and 11r. J. kearie. Bristol. S. Coplan I. yonnwer. Blackheath-4UL ri etnaller. May IT. 114, Jane Id, at Gu!ldhall. Attorney. Mr. Fawcett, Jewin street. C. Woodenek, Norwich, coach-maker. May S. 19, June Ht. atfitailfinull. Attorney, Mr. Pugh, Bernard-street, Rus sell-square. iffttnr.N 5. Jane 5. J. Cniptins. Charlt o n-oreet. Romer:l,l%l.n. cheese monger-June 13. M. Bentley. Wakefield, oufdatapler-- May 3. J. Freeman. Hatton-carden. tai,.fr-May 19. ft. Lsnkeater. of Iliackman-street, St. Alary. Newittetn.t. linru er -May dB, J. T.ruer„ Bur% -m tI. Ilertfordsfsire. corn -May 7. W. Itoyd, P. Pcf.field. and J. Ilrummon.l. London, merchants-June I. R. Wright. Birmingham. sic fustier -May Mk W. Pigut, Ratelitt Highway. grocer--May 29. J. Slater, Mancheater. innkeeper-May 13. B. Cohen, Bkhopacate- street. merchant-May V. R. I aatlev. Fridav atreet. Cheap:fide. waryhonaentaa-May vti. I). Reid. Prin eel-street. Spitalfleht,. silk-manuf.teturer-Nlay W, Wood. Wimpole-Mreet , was nail tallow-c.fantier-May 20. R. Itollinflon, Great Wielsetttm. Soffolk. miller -May 11. J. Buchanan, of Sherhorne-lane, merchant --May eft J. Hay and J. Spratawell. Tastatock-strept. Covent-garden. draptfra-Alay Id. J. 11. Basswood and J. "'midget% Clues, .. Witt.hire, clothiers-May O. J. Peachey, Oalurd linen draper--Slay 19. J. F. and W. Street, itnektyrAturv. %winners -May 2,4,3'. Craig, Liverpool, tailor-May ice. W. Cook. Beituacre, Wiltshire. farmer -May 110. T. Tom- Winterton, Lincolnshire, corn-merchant-May 31, C. a d J. N. Bayles. Portsmouth, grocers. CEnTistcaTEs. MAY 26. J. Adthaftww, late of Tottewhatn, bnllder-4. Ramtdert. !Inge-street. St. J11111,...3. sari( an-T. Leedo.nerards, near Cleo Cross. eotton - sp i n ner-T. (Maisons. jun. Wells neat that Sea, Norfolk. merchant-J. R. Benson. Ar tillery-pilfer. Finahnry -a pare. merchant—R. Knight*. ra livery -ate ble-keeper -J. Acaann, Valentine F irm -rider. Ilertfordatfire, row-dealer-T, Pickton, Hans meremilts, tea-dealer. P tRTVERSHIPP DISSOLVED. J. and T. Motley. I.ee.'a. merchants -J. and J. B. Inglis. F.tlice, mil J. halts. London-J. t P3'ii, C. Clrk. and M. Dudgeon. dress-makers. Edward-s F treet. Port , man-vsquare -T. Ttfehin and T. L. Fnrret. anetioneera. Ableragste ,.reet -J. F.. and H. 1). Rallis., A. Fraser. G. 11. Ames. and J.F..wicr.West India end general enerc!iantv J. -.mini. and ft. Lenke. common carrier. C. 110 , 1 en inm. It. end J. Garrett, Hereford-T. Heeling vn,l C. Marktand. pawal,rokerv. Liverpool-J. Norris and T. Ho._ tr b.eac!iers. St,.eLport -J. and J. and 1. Es .1 lox's- ..tuare. Clerkeuu Itraaf.-fmntera -J. W. %Vit. , 01,11 , , cnil S. land W. Mit !on. • ter , n 1 .era -J. (1, amt W goirk. Liverpool. slip-buildera -J. Wright and R. %V. Shari, Southampton, latiff-surceyora. AVIFR vie PRICE OF CORN IN: SNirI.ANM AND w ‘Lgut . Wheat. frl4. Us. 3tl.—Rarley.lloi. 10! - Olt:. 17s. 9cl.—lt ea na, t9a. wt. —Pelage. 6-1.--Ontni.s.! •. SI. wow rriee of Brown or Nloa:•ot ado S IYAr coin nuied fr , nl the Return.; make in the Week entliiig tic -dd day of Ma . ISII. is 314. 91.1. per cwt. LUltl► BVOUN. The name of Lord livansi stands high in wlm is r tiled poiltlic opinion, that is to sac, in the „ p i.,i n n o f !hote who traverse the Parks, and who. in those s..tow Parlis. in the year of oar Ist I, a. 11.0 heels of ALFA ‘sc Dalt and FREl:moors. avid hailed them a• the deliverers of Enrope. Thi• olescr:ptien of pohlic opinion has always been the same. ±he opi:no0 which caused an offer of live 11011 , 141 4 to Att. os for his Para-Use Lost, and which. for many years, left that suhlitite production in obsetiritv, tiis the s a me th at pronounces L ord limas to be the first of Poets; the same 4ich kit ()MAY to perish in the streets, and 0114• h enables his Lordship to a ccourtta?c many thJusande. As wear, not disposed to s helf, m och deferent-. to this sort of opinion, e shall take leave to Kilt' , our own. We think, then, that the prominent attrihntes of ;Aril Blower work• are. vanity, impudence, and plaziaristio. The first is shewn in n laboured display oof his readito:r. and in an over titling egotism which generally imp Its els hi:o to make himself the hero of his own works; areotl.l is tolerably plain from the contempt with wlt'.ch he Ors. too to treat Pl:Pry writer CV'ellt Lewd Moist ; a nd the till r:l is so Oarinif in every pile of his works. that a fair Jury Anthors eonsien him ;o the worst of ill poo l s lomeao.; that of reaslinz nue of Isis own poems. from IteginnitiLf to end, wititont the refreshment of an io terineliiate nap.—These same attributes are so connects. I with each miter, that to seitarate them would be ditticolt ; anal we theref pro..ectl to hew them trithont any dis sreaneemetit. We will take a letter of Isis Lordships to • • • • (we believe his own pnhlisher..lohn 11.trrae.) on •Ir. I.lo*l.•'s Strietser , tenon the Li r- gad Wriiin s fs ft/ . Pope. This we take., ,iot s-lection, hut because it happens to be immediately in Mir way. We should state that, some years since, M r.W. L. Bowles published an edition of Pope's Works with some stric tly..• of his own, attarkili the Poet's moral character. "de. P,ipe's diameter of coarse did not want defenders; hoot who. of all others, •1 out I start up at i..nr the tis-elltit of the fi/lit, bat CiaOgGII Lord Ilitao:s lie, in the letter we have 'petitioned, tseK so to writs, professedly as a droa.ate of Mr. Port:, soul we have no doubt he sin /IV intended to he so ; hot he had not written six c plcte sentences before lie felt an irresistible impulse tot speak of the works of Lord thaws. Prom that tun metro poet Ir. Pore. • at least, w only to as a riftl • ur. PO- was forgotten ; or, at least. Iraq rutty Ptolco --; Riled to as a foil lir his noble detenler. The letter 1 vue except of his previewstv4intaiist- si liming Fool' 3.lrtw.irs 1.0. V DON G.IZ E, W MAI' I. 2.1 Rniment or I. and v0 . 3-nrutensint R. A. ttri'l, to be lieutenant. without purchase. vice Grier. supers-Al-it. Oh Regiment Braman Otetras-I)ener ll Robert Tit% le*. trout the 31h Drsenon Guar.is. to be colour!. :ire I.orA Corlfampton. dm-rased. RIO Regiment ut Foot—Linntenlint J. Walton to be cap tain. a 1111 l t purchase. t'ceTitarlow. (twee' mil. Ditto—Capttin J. rivier, ItAlf-pay IV' Poo:, t o ! r povmador. sire J. 6041.1er(1, Wm exchanges. 73(1 Di tto —Lieutraant C. Huber. C r" n half-Is, Fore. t o be 14.0e:sant. wit'uoso pareltasr. rice Cantolelt. deceased. STAPV.—Lieutenn3l-rolonel J. Bell. os 'alifisy as pi-r -mauent ns:istast. prtrtermas er-zeneral. to h deputt - qutr termastcr-iteseral at the Cape of Good He s se, tics: Warm w ho rpsiiris. --Ktaff- storee en. Ditnran \t Uisrmi•t. flosiplTA STs•r. frost lettrpay. to he surgeon tailor Forces, %•r.s. O. Nlaelesul, who r ummage/6: T. Allan. lleot. to be hOliketat,:aaigallt It, tbr Fortes, sire Ninon, tleceur.l. OFF 1•1 OF ORD', A't'F.. It kv 9. Revel Res4i.o.tot of his R. C. Moirowor 1.., trims lialr-p7.}, to b.: seeultal I, tis:e totirel ou hattivay. 1100100.111111.1r7111MPreirw , 40' • tar . ; "s 4 1•1 • r • i .• . P A e 4 y •• • .7,4110; • • I PRICE SETZT4 PENCE. in qnestion is. in fact, any thing but a defence of Pore. It is a parade of Lord Senores reading, and a brief ac count of his travels ; with some pretty strong hints that he is a good swituraer. The letter consists of fifty-five pages, and refers to fifty-three writers, **cleat and ono dern, of all classesand the noble writer ram bles about all parts of the habitable Globe. Bless us ; how his Lordship most have read and tra velled! Ile is familiar with writers of every descrip tion, from Home' down to Consery ; and he gives us to understand that he knows every corner in the world. from Classic Athens down to Richmond Hill and Wap ping. The Reader may stare: but upon a reference to tae letter he will find this to be the fact. However, his Lordship oecasionaliv recollects that be began as the 'the Defender of Mr. POPS; and he therefore abuses Mr. BOWLES in a style not altogether that of a perfect gen tlemen. Rot the slightest deviation from his grand centre tatigues him, and be faithfully returns to that centre—himself. Yet he finds room to tell us that Con ran is MO Poet! Of Porn he thinks highly ' • bat he ,thinks lAA Ovum well obi* to metre him. Wekaow this will scarcely be credited. We know it - will lie said. 'that it is impossible even for this man's disgusting vanity to carry Ihiibut we pledge ourselves to the with of ou r ' obs er vation. This utortean will be found in page Xi of the Letter. His Lordship there quotes two lines t Mr. Porn, and very cavalierly ob serves, that Mr. Pore should have n §-hunt so and so ! ! We hail touch Mitre to observe respecting - this leiter, bat we find already that we may rimed our usual limits.— . We cannot, however, but notice the reluctance with which his Lordship tears himself front the dear object of his Letter. The Letter is long enough in all con seirecr. Ile admits it himself ; but he adds a long put -t (-rip', and then tacks six pages of addenda to the posteript. His Lordship having astonished the world by his Poets to ik it into his head to write a Tragesly.—lie chose the story of .llariao raliero, Doge of Veisice.— This man was vain anti arrogant ; and one therefore is "t "'l'r;''''t that Lord Itutoe shonl.l have felt an in terest in Ilk fate. We cannot we however. what there lain his !livery which could fnrit:sh materials fur a good Tregetly.—. l lth hot was by no means a true Patriot.—Hr woo intitiee.l to plot aeaitist the State in consetinetice of a s Insult o d.red 111 hi' u ifs. i so that pure u:nniertlibritici pie. a hicli is 11111:Nrissrltli accessary to escii•e an at tack upon soy. I i.tvernment, is here wanting. Ilts lesr.l ship might have given a turn to this circumstance bad be plessed : hut hr has chosen to adopt the historic it fact ; and even to make it worse; for lie leads its to :en vie' the Ihter wished to tutu Venice int* a king.lotti and to aseen.l the throne himself. This is not warrant.. I by his:hrv, an:l the Atom may cunsequeutiy he said to hd of Lord Ili - mix' , own creation. IVIIO cares. fur the fate of a litsit that is urge .I to treason by the duu'sle in....n -th:l. isf person it re ~ ,f ount and kindly anoltitiote ? 'lns whole of this is diselosed in the first act : sad there fore, in the face of all the applause, either real or pretended, which has been heap. ..I upon this tragedy. we say that had it been anonymous, o r had it tweet the writing of any man but Lord Ilieos, it would haver. damned beyond redemption. H ow admirabl y has - h a kespeare described the noble patriotism of IlraNa! lie makes us almost applaud a cowardly as sassination ; and tie are interested in his fate, althotign cool unerring justice must certaiuly have sent him to the scaffold. Haying said thus much of the choice his Lordship Ws made of a hero, we are, in justice, hound to admit thas there are some tine _passages in the tragedy ; whi.:li passages we really believe to be his oven. They are beautiful : an•l wmild stand a competition with the lirst production* of our immortal hard. How much is it to be regretted that a man of Lord BYROMS intellectual irea!::i should descend to acts of literary piracy witi: - It w.tui.l disgrace the most miserable phainpfileteer! A pe...on of neolerate rra , littz may frequently convict him of this larcenous al-tea:lion upon a very c ursory p er usal of .litritso Fa f . irro. I ufortnnately too, his . l.ortlship is not very c'toice in II:4 theft. lie robs Sn tss:sre sac the Parliamentary Delia . es. Jos MILLER, an I the History of the litinpowafer Plot, J 0.% as he finds oecasion. lime passages front Shalt %rare are palpable, and n not tilt to he inserted : but we still prove our assertion nit!' re spect to his 1011'644'0 ' S other snorers of idea. 1 11 pate :11, the lioge say., in ali•ision t o a m i s pl a c e d in .,, geA .,,e " You would but lop the hand, and I the head. " You a mid hut smite the scholar, I the master." This is evidently taken from the Speech of Lord Ca sitnestiv when lie impeached the Earl of Oxeortn '• The worthy CHAIRMAS" said he " has impeached :LI !semi, but I impeach the bead; lie has impeached the scholar ; I the mister." Hottest Just MILLER has a fair right to stand in t.te list of hi• latrilsliip's proseen•,,e4 ; for we find, in pace . 2, the (Phoning answer of the no::: to it applicant t.sr re tress, who says Carat he seeks it of .. Hutt and vie Pugs." Slav ner Write you eeek it of the twa-n of least resp....l sod interest in Vcaire. - Joz MILLS.; relates that a person asked a political fa s vour of the witty !hik e of fieretnousw w hile he w. disgrace; awl in order to eappott Isis et pplication alien! est the Duke his had no friends hot " Hod and his Brace. ' Then said the Doke "my good friend yon are in a 5. 1 “ rendition, for you couhl not have named any two pt:- .4 'Lona with aura f t interest at court." Tote disenvery of the “nopowtler Plot immediately A ... curs to us, when we real that a conspirator goes to a Senator, o" of do. intenled victims of the conspiric., anti desires him not to go to the Senate on a partten ...c day. All tl! re are tainor installers. The others, as ~i• observe') I.rforP, will be very obvioms. When li . 4 Lurdship uses figurative laninage, he is b . ! no ni•an: liai.ity. We take the followin.:. because it is part of an excellent 'viten= in Page :):S: — ice trlst have variety. while virtue Solit I, iii.e tSte Wait, 11 MI ill wraith rolls around. IL-180. , ,tie, aii,ll;ert and glory from it..r aspect. This is it; every respect a most .lietorted tignre. It :s nut ram• to imagine that au: thing roiling round a tixe I body r.tull shrink from it. The fig:ire is still more sofor -watt., w hen ty • find that the tilted hotly alluded to UV she Ant it..r is the Snti, whirl' ha 4 tiolisicte at all to use with m ine:tire. To •hi to this incongrnity, bs. sa y s that virtue loot only drinks ( ruin the Snit, bat dri,..ke tile atoll Light 4,1 i arbry. I hi: , ii ,, :*tats)( too grea t a lib er ty, even it ith tit nrative longuagr ; but lite absordity heroines romplet.• alien lie says that thus &inkling of Life and Light Alla Wray is, not from 'he Siso.itself, bat tro:u its Avec/. It is rarely one meets with so incor rect a 'jitter as this. On the whole, allowing Lord RYROV to bite 'frry enusiderab i e merit as a writer, it can s e a rrely, b e n e . •tied that he obscures it try his awn nlfiesive vowitv. In one of the notes he has added A.) Morieso I.lilielAsise. Is WWII'. writer something about himself. The object of the twee is to I:OW/ that be a lthor. tae society of hi t s Ira veiling countrymen, and 'bat thee have sought Ins.Cosi versation in such nuathers that they have ecrionsict convenieuced hint. In proving this, he has pork& m ach ; f o r he say s that be invariable rot 4-.1144 setalletty . ... . • ---: liatittg Ilia lists,