The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-26 00:00:00

Loeser). New the fart was, that though Sir Francis lied become his friend, when all other friend. stip failed ; when, from the moiety of opposition and the trot of the assailant., he hardly knew whereto toelt for succour. Sir Francis was so far from having deign in his favour previeesly, that till became to the Tamil on the mnrnin t ;of nomination, he did eel, r e ft 14 ritwillorrie that he (Mt. II.) would be proposed. Ile hoprd *no their divisions would not be fomented. Ile hoperlitreve `labirld be no more pamphlets to prove that England ribald lint he saved without Major t ill ow. ni.l•toorfl nn nor would assume, that the aolootion of the ewantry depend. II on an indilitleol, view if that iwittakienl alsweld be Sir Francis bhneelf. No. met if fate thweld snatch his that moment, would he (Mr. M.) Loner*, that the glory ef Lodl was for ever set. Ile knew they were ►ngaged i n A toes. "Lich would make its way ender all dis advantaaes that torrid be placed epos it. Ma. jet Cartwright °unlit so be the sett anon in the commit se pfltllollo9CP such an milogy on him. soli; Isr hoped to bear nn more such, and, there. :or., would drop the subject for ewer, dm ob. s.,Tioit , that thr birnils of lb. Moist, who is.,. his prorate. ear, should inform hint how much mischief 100 it doing, not to the cao.e of Reform, Oat can not be injured), but So his own fame and reaped ability.—( Loud oppluoge.) —Ho would remind them Of obese saysoga of Earl Grey, in 1793 and 4, s' that the finest of I;ouruesone wit(' Reform itself," •ttd that though , the Mese will not (gem itself., Reform 'lilt tom• whoa the People shell ask for it." it became thorn then to consider what was to he done for that purpose. I,ot thorn reanotabor the words of Magas., whose petriotiaos was se greet as his pooh, was svklirne, that to Penitlon 11411 on prayer fni fa. VOWS. put • demand of rialtia."—(ipm;i assdc o ss. (lnued applause.)---.The House of Commotto was the Day social body that disclaimed istercoorso with their usistitamits. Every little Corpora. tiva in its emetgettry appestril to its coastiteants; every Gas or Water Company sought the advice of those who appointed limo •' the Howe of Commons was the only assembly list disowned lb. opinions of those who chose them. The People, Isowever, worn their muter', and sin week! 'bow thus thet they would be obeyed. The time for inchisit them was rapidly approaching. Fiery thins, u Sir F. Bar. deft bad observed, was eseporaiing. Tins blasted caress', which, frois its unclean end swollen foul. nest. had occupied • space that no natural body could falfil, was rapidly wasiing.—( Loud applause.) The ship was positively going dovra--(Citcers);— • some of the crew were ealY unbolts about sari% their own elects ; some were busy in breaking opsu 'Mechem end seising the property of others—( Loud cheers);—and some wets genie; drunk as fast as possible that they might drown their egeoising see sationse—( Loud applause )—They were, however, strodiug on the shore, calmly remarking the canto. sion end quietly expecting the mid of the storm; oat participating in the frantic folly of the mite, bat wsitiog wish determined coolness for those tights which God mid Nature had bestowed es seer, free Vile. Loyd applause continued for sometime after he oat .doon. Torrt —The nnlv reinedr fire nor gritinnees—a Radical Re fut tn to , tile CeNn'Mons now, •1 phrtianoet. 'runt:— Kid. the rogues out. 'newt tpelie Prlrrel, Eq. and the Independent Electors or Rending. - _ Mr. PA varx returned thank', brit for himself tot chiefly for his Con.titurnu, whose ossk in fol. cawing the great 'sample of Westminster ass more difficult thsto they could possibly 'maypole. They were opposed with severity ; they had to contend with lio threats mid promises of Coserament, and the in. II Ileum of eve of the Ministry', whose relative steed opposed to them. The 'sample of Wesimiuster, however, had made them resolve to eschango cot. 'option and pet 6dy hones'y and independence.— They looted still to Westminster to support them in it. They would imitate Westminster, and be wooW imitate Sir Francis Runlet,. He was sorry to pet the Barnum to the trouble of hearing his ono praise; but he tnic,ht mote ea.ily pot op with it, as he experienced abundance of abase. Be (Mr. P.) would follow his example; inferior in the capacity and duties which am. lure bad assigned hint, be would yet engage that No veto of his Shuuld ever be gitren against the Pimple. --After lite example set the kingdom by West. 'Mosier, be had hoped to congratulate than as the election of the new Parliament. lts merits, however, he feared, would only be negative compari. sons; there would be no more Csggiiig Bills, no more of the spy and dungeon schemes, but then they will Oct likely us do as- sy the useless Sinecures and Admiralty 'Lordships. There would, in fact, bo no good Parliament, nor any good done in Parliament, to +hit there was • lieform.—[elppleuse.3lt oo, o l saes so impetigot subject to his mind ; he bad thought of it loog mid gutlessly ; be had published kis opi. nine's, not frog ostentation, bet to expound his pain. riples to his Constituents. lie had Wog been an ad. encete for Reform, not in say particular degree, under any one eactusive title ; be would take a name for it frosts them. Though treated with so greet and wiespeeled kindness, he would not flatter them need lessly. They Isere agreed on the necessity of Reform, therefore they 'tight not to differ on the minor points, lot should these divert at all from the pursuit of it, much less divide ohm, for by that means they threw the gyme into the hoods of tits enemy.—( dippleuss.) —lf it should please God ow to give mon en. lightened Ministry, Reform would be brought fir. staid as a Cabinet measure. Nothing bat the wont - _ of sense, honesty, and ingenuity prevented it mow.— ( Laughter. )—ln return fur the kindness which bad 'nun manifested to him, he pledged himself to do every thing in his power for Winging shoat Itefrirm. This speech, which was pronounced in a style of sensible and modes( simplicity, was liiietied to with drip atlention. Tos , t—it“ IreIOW; ea, equal Righlr, and equ .1 Privileges üblilreare 16e idly of pass thqsreurinn:. J. Huang 011fittl., EstEreterued thaoks on behalf of his aohappy country. He fatly participated in the inagnaniaseas and patriotic views of the People of Westminster. Ile had been present at the last Elec tion, and had hoped to shaky hands •ith Mr. Hob bits's* ea his *access. lie witnessed with pain that ilriestahle coalition : there was a lion on one part, tiger se soother ; on one hand a wolf, on the other a lamb. Ile bad witnessed all lb* charges and abuse i.irti un that occasion, but he vauurpthed at oothiag. We bed, by degrees. tnnsplanted "every exotic of t)raisily and about isle *or once free country. He remembered. 'booth the Circassian might not kaiser its that there mss u time whet, x slave braise his letter merely by touching the soil. Ile hoped for Iteforns in more cases then one, and he hoped the nest limn h. met Vim to see them in possession of en honest noose of Comnimis. Ile mould never forget the honour they had done his cooolry. Ts ne--frin go !knit. Swig —Birtkief Lilt;rty. Toess—The Friessdo of Uhertv asid may she sv•oredy kehieus of their Uwe. lead t• • Hashed Refers is Pasltaisseet. - Mr. Taresarmth rat..-The hisonthable let had been eausigoed to him af peopesiag 'Jaw, ahh which the heart sod palm of evert sae mama mouth beat respeasitely. He wished Ma =the eldest agile thaw himorlf to propagate the advasemi of that w Odds . %1 es the sided or the Likely et the Prue. Mighl. hemmer, as was Ids emairethis with the Press. theft was me oar se emateeted bet misfit be wend la WSW degree to driver ael maw akar, M . the lelleesee et the Press our Miley bet he hard far their evallalestre • hes he dee:hired, that thee node *meld always he maragral as the side of liberty sod yonder,— , The Preis was eat seedy a amoral lammmest —it was is meth if imatertably. it. frerdma is misers ed the virtue& of lona ammo empire, theagle the inoividonl atoms of personal ' may The spirit—the immortal emigre of the sled, while this is free. minium Serried. It us. d'epecies of repre sebtaties in its loom Mean eptibk. Ile did .at mews Miry that she Parts maid nut be used for the porpmers of etatepi6es. On the reatrary, is was, in a meat asemerr, is the Math SI 'the corrupt—of Whig correptiou as well as Misatenal norepithea sad thooldering haw depeadeat die cupidity rasher its agveas,hod made it epos were party interest-, it our rasher adoeishmg that It did au meth geed, theta that it did oat de Mire. however. the Press represents she public ethed. each as it is. It man. atommenisy fat the display of the heat, as well as the ▪ nett (crimp el our 114111Ite. and I. situ 811/4 jouitte life •kIINSIC 1, benefited by the reasprerionn and such is the rimer add edcarv.f troth, that one beam its gramme sad oder light tom e tiognoh thoursed of the murky torches silahrhested aid deli. sins,he l'ret..r•ell So. to •lolle of oar individual cofferdams. This poorer.; agent doe.. in reality, fur u.. and mess du that real mad raciest good which she Go. eminent hem attempted la imam to ambit high iceman. I , 0/•riii% es Parliament itself. It is be she ogees, and by such agency MISS!, ISM Par.inawntaey Refistrualmm thee be obtained. ruble. imenseatioo ago be Mt. fiord. amd peddle determination excited, sill its manifestatiun hecomes awful is the beapezh•amsageriatg, aem.aellaug la. linos, beam the medlims can be earthed shied Parliainessiary form rewires. A few Mao amy he, sod a lea uudeadonliy there are. or irmasersdeth patriotism, with ahem priariple se MM Inas interest. mod public right mon- Mae iudlvsduai al moner t sad powertal root be the purhateast (mid Mr. T. tersiag Moods the ffieeeterable hawses) of these, sad worthy Slam/ mesa mpeeinl gnittlede, who, peremlue themselves the advalausge of rank and opelesee, basin autleiug lo gain, sic i• their camases. sad male commis came with as, rho tome eemparatively modarg to tat—sethisi but the drienalmunun ( which. howeverore a ose lame) that •e it not leave, w dhoti a aregrgla, our cheldrea It.. free thee we ourselves erre bons. Sea it is sat M be expected that the majority of those a ho are sajsylag pewee. comemsesice, dominoes, a tort or ...emir, eammand mad lallormes Cr.. hereagh.enongeriag proper'',' ! shotald vaissthrily rekaanish with a hotever party same they may lepers le be desimiated. No a they must be avers wed by that awaisimaes aad ealightesed determination whit* the Ptah a/ang ens awakes sad pr, claim, aid them peaceably. sad quietly hannsghosisagerimg opmessins • 11: submit, and Justice mad Reform aid triumph. I state this the more pandmithly (said Mr. T.), became ave.amd-oweasty man ago yote will re. member that the liovesameat attempted Ito separate this little head Mat this little-body, either the pretence that I—lioliala of Oath—Marbothrenebts'aGiMat as I am, aoempied to macaw* the Parkaawat—that Is to my, serialise among the People a Maw ledge of their rights,'" hies might male them too samainames fee Reform la he despised. Bet sew there was assalver power that we mod o.et attempt to overawe—the Midi Direction, forsooth. • E mi r aid meaty Mal Dirn:enrs all in • me!" who had bellied the Minister aid overawed the lieverambrat, mast 5.4 ileerselto be overawed. A see power had artieu t. bless mad penny. v. Illumeeleasowiery mot hide its elimishbed head before Money. ameigery. Dee Mae street mast bow dews befereTbreadmerdle. and St. Sombre's moo crave bather or the Beak. de most nos be surprised if the palest Smart of the Rag-soap sheidel tote' he Cositisesime void, and dame Keg. Lends, sad Com mom ss ma caressive, leant. 'they had hakes err fires. pnv '. penises, relegate, welfare. sail man* late their keeplag—asy, oar cosmos' acme send emeirrsteadoug also. A metaphaysind standard of pram-sty had bees al op by them, before which the solid subsonicr ot geld and Aver turret, be held sosethisith. A sperm of dosasati.ew store usiatelliedde thee ass shine that was to be tumid in 14e rteelielegy of Mr. Lekralge homed,', MU Ito be in natured Imo the vet, sisepird der/amain of pa litk.l economy, sad i. ass to be mamma ur mediae is amities ib itickatcal 'hymens,. A pre i maletea hod bees made to him is ISIS. by one of the Hank Directeft, to saws him to primal mutate sad eatablithisx tbepergeoic smaase,eltat a poem, sanitise was au abstract staathard ea/wear re,tetiolay isdeporadeen of may reference to say giver *riot of gold sad silver—a herb. IS fact. wen is themaelres mete antes. at merchatallar, sub'ect in perpeamed Ileithastioas an their prier, like either tar dies of the seek -I I- that et his abstract sae -this primary condos of Parhamortaary eadopeteoce thm sseeeshime promise —that senesce shonase el hos black mod sap, called la Kama sole , wastes, gessiae mad remmeetative, sod that meth mad sister might be eacerthis ie thew value, bet it math Ma. I Cooed lot have mode himself the mostapieer olt* a /elegies, or the master esthete( the thaw. shelves .aestand ammo,' t h e Kier , and breathe their madams , through she Pantamesamey animism aoas ar the Mak, there could have bees ea Mather its beige merry priltahle *Me : hoe • 'him culled S...ficlrace pruhihiled math lermaitatiss stagy tilde (eerily he might perms I mad he had dassme rather to almost thee a Nvseae so mesetheeses a saipithm. To attack this absierd.or, however, their lligb IlightialPSOCl of the Daub now eland to comther as a moo tfeweessible permaspeou. for the rearcusitua et which they bed the 11•0111aCit to rill spots the Ginn beau and the Moran. (hateful t. he their tools and sestheutrad. It was ma abserthey„ however, w aka, together with Me emsent of freed mad deism's that bad mews sat of it, be tressed would emaiimee we be at locked till it should he completely everthnow• by that shied erns the object of the toast he should conclude with— Ihr Liberty of the Press —it it Übe the air we breathe, if we have it rot we die. Teme—Dsath sr Liberty. beei-.Heee Seem, the Visive.—(llr. Murphy.) TINISS—The Camematrie Society tal Liverpool. May mass he deprived of his Civil Regimes mash of his Relievers Opithem. Mr. Kthwelat rase sad offered to explain mad disprevea am ber of the mia.statememts a Mb had hors by ad samenl by Gobbet" spirit Sir F. Borden, but the commmy were inpatient of tho truing to any ezaanietution of Cubbett's aredies, amid Mr. Wester cemeerneallya IthdreW them. Shortly after, as the Mil Ira' rim* We, fhg penes,. sad akb every appearance of hawk./ ta y oy ISM gaulacm les room Ile day's Meetieg. THE S'CATEgMAY; TO CORRESPONDENTS. ••• Gitacorwa, from the batiks ef the Seise, is received. His eomplimeat overwhelaw sat yet we will priat his verses t• show that woe .w■ Laureate, J. I. la which we so ouch pride ..melees (as eisialllag soy Poet whoever swig an the batiks of the ins.), has called up, by his sweet sounds. a Modred spirit of versilkatlaa from so great a dhows.* s sari is the power of harasoay ! met; OF STOCKS THIS PAY AT ONK O'CLoCn. Mutt Sleek 110 2121 6 per Cent. NOWT 990 102 lul al 3 pesCest. N. 61 114 Solon Hawk 9 11 dn. 3 per Cent. Cenk1134.67* 6611 Long Ann. 16 13-16 17 1.16 3e pre Cent. 734 741 1 Ktenennor ONO 6 I do. t onsele fee Aor. 6.31 6641 117fti Onsnount 4 per Cent. 794 SI TH .7TA TESMA N. LONDON: WEDNESDAI. MAY 26, 1819. It will be seen by the debates of last night io the House of Comosons, that the Resolutions offered by Mr. Pect., as gisen in yesterday's STATESMAN, were agreed to without a disision. So far Ike supporters of those Resolutions are quieted, under the idea that all will be welt, and the country return prosperously to Ps ancient and accustomed metallic castewcy.— Satiated as the Bank Is, and connected as its affairs are with the Public and the commetial conceros of the empire, putter it is the hest attempt that could be toads to reach that happy goal which the Morn of the liesolotions speaks of, and has in his eye. lll•t alas, when shall we arrive at that goal ? Not at Ike period mud : for oar unalterable opinion is, NEVER. 'l be has spread too far sad wide to be removed in the way proposed. Many of thaw eh♦ hare countenanced this proceeding, as recom mended by the Mose of Commons' Committee, view the thing in the same light as we do—and Para colarly among the Ministers. The odds CASXIIIO for instance—bat what can ha do ? To soy that the disease is irremediable, is to condemn his own plat. scriptions from time to time, and to cast an indelible odium on Doctor Pitt, the late President of the Cul. lege of Dplomatitts. These Resolutions are tspected to have the effect of a gentleopiate, to soothe and tranquillize the pub. lit: mind. Suspicion, however, is awakened, and confidence has given way to it. Not mandrapra, nor all she sleepy poppies of the East, will ever be 'able to restore calm to the troubled mind, till the sweet sound of the precious metals is heard again— , not in the shape of tabors end cymbals, and harps, but in more portable intuit, though in as sweet OW Sic, for ills pocket. The rich capitalists called out for war, and heeled their hats in the sir at the auspicious yielding to their obscqusoas calls. The drum and trumpet (quid sock.bert, no doubt) gate currency and celebrity to these notes, and now they would make the nation at large fur ercr pay the piper—bot it will not do. The Members for Beaumatis and Caine seem to be almost the only persons who understand the matter in its true hetet (other. de, no doubt, bet have their motives for being silent): speaking alb* Bank studying the convenience of the Public, Mr. F. Lewis says,— " If the Bank would pay Its notes its specie on demand, it might attend as much as it pima le the convenience or interests of the commercial world—so far it might safely go, but nu farther; the instant the Company stepped beyond a Masi, li ed' in the exercise of its discretion, it stepped too far." Mr. 11101 an honest and just warmth or indignation, very properly observes," He could not avoid observing, that it must he a matter of the deepest regret to the House and the country, that the favenrable opportunity for resuming Cash Payments in 1816 was snowed to pass: a permanent end healthy system might then have been introduced, without requiting the nation to endure the distresses undoubtedly necasioned by the present strugglis, In point of fact, oho measure now setgeeted was us ma y to she political interest as to the moral che. racier of the country; and though a greet deal had been said about the injury the Bank might or might not sustain, very little had been urged its favour of the great mess of the Pawl., who had been soffering under so many difficulties and privations, while. the Metiers and Proptietore were heaping up steelth." TII FUNDS AND STOCK EXCHANGE. The clouds bang heavily over tittle places at the opening of the latter; but the son, whleh was ob. aervable through Lord CASTLEREAGH'S speech in the Hesse of Comm.., lest night had the effect of die. prising them—loch mighty power is there in the words of • Minister. It is an unpleasant work to de , prise a man of that confidence which gives him hope in these dismal times. For our own part we can find tin room for eaultation in what the Noble Viscount said. Ile could not do less : the officer who leads his men to the forlorn hope, ad dresses them in the words of success and vino ory.— The Noble SECRETARY of STATE is also a Lord of Truk and Plautstious ; if he were discoursing upon commerce and colonies, he would talk of the success of the one, and of the prosperity of the other, though the Powers of the Continent were leagued against the former, and the Americana were fining out a fleet to snack the latter. Ills prospective picture then, goes for more at the Stock Exchange than elsewhere. We expected some failures on this, the sailing day; bat two time duckling., of no consequence, were all we could hear of. The greatest part of the peabere were beers, and they broke the fall of etch other greatly by arrangements. The morning was considered °unloose, for the 3 per Cent. Reduced opened at 61 only, it rose, how. ever, fell two per cent. by one o'clock. It was near ly the isms wish the Three per Cent. Consols—they rose almost two per cent. remaining by lire o'clock at 66f. As to Bask Stock, which is more enquired after, es matter of cariosity, than bought and sold, its greatest variation was from ROO to 2121, which is not so great a proportionate difference as in the Go. verninetit Stocks; indeed, we find there are but few who interested themselves oboist it to•d3y, tud they were chiefly jobbers. Thou shalt not wawa thy neighbonrs' land-mark —that sin then ban sot Ministers committed by changing the STANDARD or great lald-mark of every man, poor and rich ? Ilamhergh and Ditch Mails bring Papers, re. spectively, to the ISO and Yid inst. Titoism, occa sioned by the fire whichlwoke out in this timber-yards of Christisna,isestlnittral it alien 2.50,0001. sterling. The Ann, Chappell, from Swansea to Waterford, struck on a sunken rock near the Smalls, on Srtur day, and feeedered, crew saved sad arrived at bill fold. ..~ w , ~ lb rss EDITOR EN rims STATESMAN. , Sto,—Prepare your Readers for soma very extra ordissary disroteries with respect to the canna:ion between the Beak sad a few Bankers and Merchants. The secrets most ust, for a few of these persons who have bees so highly fatoared have over speculated, and their stairs meat be replied at lest. The Pahlie will then not wonder at the warmth with which cer tain city advocates plead the cam of that :r.of horse in 77ireadaredle-dreet, which, if it has made the (*thine of a few adventurers, will, is the end, hare undone thousands of honest tradesmen. Little Britain, Mn, 15. YoseE, JOHN Butt. To lira EDITOR or raL STATEMIN. MOW SACIENT AND ERUDITE SIR,—A ca►eful Framreer •od attentive Obserrer nt ynor charnel efforts to exalt • State..sann, and roar hebdomadal exertions to impru►e the Guns/du/ion, humbly pre. some, in address yes. IThur preteat C.•tretpind a• i• certainly an Eng. lishman, and professes to be an Independent IVhtg. Ile does nut pretend to assume the stately pomposity of a Herald; neither Ise I. the Despatch of a Cowl-Orr, uo. (at least as he flatters hiamelf)tlast sass and insipidity of a Post Ile looks on old Times ..-41/ a Tremens,- a Star or the San, sod is not mogaine swoosh to aspect math itoprostinent is the New Mmes. fle addresses you ss the National Register of Nece— that Champion of the British Press—and the Chronicle of the Globe; and he earnestly demands an Nedienco this day on matters of high import re. toting to a certain upstart soi.disant British Stmts. Mae, r hich has beet. obtruded epos my notice with. out invitation or consent.—Yowes, may is, iti,!;. vs . romtiON "int: sIS. ME FRENCH HEVOLUTION. The following Estracts from lit nice on the French Revolution age well deserving the notice of oar Readers et this thee:— P.SlB.—Natii.as are wading deeper and deeper into an ocean of boundless debt. Public debts, which at first were a security to Governments, by interest ing many in the public tranquillity, are likely Ist their excess to become the means of their subversion. If Governments provide for these debts by heavy in. positions, they periih by becoming odious to lb. People. If they do not provide for them. they will be undone by the ?Mats of the moat clang f all patties, I mean en extensive diacontented moneyed in. Iciest hosed and Dot destroyed. The men who compose this interest look for their security, in the first In•lanee, to the fidelity of the Government ; la the second, to its power. If they find the old Go versants effete, swoon out, and with their springs retailed, so as not to ho of sufficient vigour for their perytuses, they may seek new ones that shall be possessed of more cavity ; and this energy will be derived, not from an acquisition of resources, but from a contempt of justice." " P. 333.—At present their Treasury sinks every day more and more is cash, and swells more and more in fictitious representation. When so little within or without is now foetid but paper, the representative not of opulence bet of want, the creature not of I credit bet of power. they 'molting that our flourish. hog state in England is owing to that Bank paper, land tent the Bank paper to the flourishing con dition of our commerce, to the solidity of our credit, and to the total reclusion of all idea 'of rower from any part of the transaction.-- They forget that in England not one shilling of paper money, of any description, is received bet by choice; that the whole bad its origin its cash actually dope ! sited, sad that it is convertible at ply in as in stens, and without the smallest loss, into cash again. Oar paper is of Mite in ennallerte, beeline in law it is of urine. It is powerful on 'Change, became in Westminster-hall it is impotent. In payment of a debt of twenty shillings, a creditor May refits. all , the paper of the Bonk of England. Nor is there amongst us a single public security, of any quality or nature whatsoever, that is enforced by authority. In fact, it might be shown that our paper wealth, in- I stead of lessening the real coin, has a tendency t• I increase it ; instead of being a substitute for money s it only facilitates its entry, Its exit, se d its rirculs. (inn; that it is the symbol of prosperity, and net the badge of distress. Never was a scarcity Omsk, and an exuberance of paper, a subject of complaint in this natlen."— 0 lempore, 0 mores ! The Dechuss of Kant, we are harry to say, rem linnet as well ea can be expected in eery respect The following is a copy of the Beneti■ issued yes terday : Her Royal Ilijhtw the Dodoes of Kiwt low had ow el relkar eight, and the Royal lafant cnaliemser lo 4. writ. (Signed) "J. WILSON, I). raVIS." Her Royal Highness Wen& suckliog the iufeet Princess. TIN Parma ItecENT se frequent in his empiric" by Sir BENJAMIN BI oometato. 'lle Doke and Nelsen of GLOUCESTER were some tine st Ks.sseingion Palace nu Aloweley. Yesterday the Doke of You was with his Royal brother upwards of an hour. OPEILA-110USE.—It is but common justice to dm management of Ibis great Theatre to say, drat it Is carried on neon a sale se magnificent, and :is a style of such judgment and taste, as to deserve ell the en couragement it receives and Is likely to receive from a liberal Public. The delightful Opera "If Raub Magico," of that grand and admired Composer, Me' SART. MOS performed last night, and we may say lo it, " Welcome to England." The aim total of Is effect of delightful production, in which Smo ot: and Gucci.% sustain the chief weight, Will well calculated to illustrate what is indicated by its tit?, the magic luncer of Jihsir.. 'Pre dresses were trelllt fol, and the scenery sorrb.