The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-03-07 00:00:00

? U.X(Qtt, GLA t• rAt 44-kfk ' kU. ' " s t kitatesman . , I • • ' 4) •I. i• %.; * • 4 t l t lir r - • - . 4 14,47/ • . Op. iAt„ . 4 ‘ q SO * 1 11 ` vo• : C.l -c —r E SEVIEN PENCE. rented; all the hack an I I used by tire o'clock. 'I n • :losiog coffee-houses, t.• •reed. An account usust r ' urn to the polke-office e to indication of the cue.. I, and of the stranger. reeding whether a nolie All housekeepers, kr. ibed, until further order... id every morning at I.ight lave pertnits of ►esidence . )cfore the Committee tiai. rir permits, or eart.e le the tittle for %%hit+ they d or not. rah into. the Crown Prior, Vesuvius to °Asps's.e nese volcano, which has n.... He was accompanied by Mootriulle, Secretary t .. .we experiments made b irsning from the voice: ashes, when thrown i.u.• le volcano. This and s.•- reason to b•.,•e that Me Iff relative to the cans .. stare bas hitherto duos:. puties of the Satiety lit setnrers bare albite...4ml • of Austria, to sh at e to h.* Majesty's dom. to Berman, in general. &sties to be levied t.n the ids, and the abolition of se liernsan Confederati.m. un of the manufacture" of ght be wholly revent.st. • led in, in such quantities he subjects of the State: derive but little ad- pert% of his Majesty mn.t rgling, it bring notor.ous r Pr re. 'ern b dis. hit. LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1820. No. 1638• Me Cause for which HAMPDEN' . .fell in the Field, and SYDNEY died on the Seafold !" PRICE SEVIIN PENCE. , I i„, 'f hit heti, !hal E ECTIO.Y. WHILE there exist so many urgent and various calls upon the purses of the liberal, who are too Ire trent!), more willing than able to answer theta, it stems at present a forlorn hope to elicit.. public compassion on behalf of Ins individual, however respectable his private character may be, morn obsolete want. and the fear of starvation, actually tithe him into the street to hew, or to the work "house for • most miserable sob-istenre. In either of these alternatives, the ohjeets of remold ss 'apathy have at least three resource in the charitable br ostentatious subscriptions and alms of their hot what is to become of lilerary merit, accompanied with iudependent spirit. when reduced to extremity, atter the sale or deposit of et ery 'moveable for a lam morsel of bread to gise a wife end children. " by, there's the roll:" and • ho mill be found kind enough to beer the " small still voice of imploring reas..n," from the lowly cell. filled with helpless mortals. in the agonies of despair, where the miserable parrots would sooner perish than ob trude their hard lot on the fee generous friends of humanity, whose sole reward must flow from the approbation of a heart conscious of Its own rectitude soul worth, In the nob!, act of relieving real distress, unseen and unheard of beyond I th e bounds of this substription paper. which will be haadvd to those only who are likels to assist honest desert, is the hour's( overwhelming calainit‘. so tar as may be in each in , oividual's power, without i..conveuience to their selves and streets is expressly to he prevented ; all the hack an I side doors of houses must be closed by bee o'clock. 1 n hour fixed by the police fur closing coffee-housts, t.• vents, &c. is to be strictly observed. An account must be given wt bin twenty-four hours to the police-office a all strangers no* here, with the indication of the nuum• her of the house of the landlord, and of the stranger. mime and business, without regarding whether a oldie- has already been given or not. All housekeeper•, hr. are to deliver the notices prescribed, until further order•. • evening at six o'clock, and every morning at right o'clock; and all persons who have pertnits of ►esider.•e are to appear. without delay, before the Committee day appointed, and produce their permits, or cart,. le score to he renewed, whether the tittle for it Lich they were originally given be expired or not. TO Mr. GENTLEMEN, curtmv, Nn FREE HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY or -, lll)or.EsrA. I N CfiliSCqllerlCe of the Death of oar late beloved Sovereign. a Okiohttion of Parllgnient hag taken place, It is not for me to ju Ln. whether I tune performed my dint In the la.t four Parliament* that I hate had the honu.ur of represeittiug yam. hut for yon to deride ni,ther I hare MIL euted the treat rero4nl in me io a, to d,... e r tre your appro. hullo*. I hope. hooreer, e•twi. , ti to the local intermits of the count?", a: ell a, to the pub;ie a diary. has nut been defective. From the n ery great s..urannt of support I have received. I ventore to L+ffrr mv 4elf s 4 ANDIft ITE to re prevent you in ilw.mat Parliament: squaring you, that If I am replaced in t:tat ”ilth 4ituation. it 'hall he mv constant 4 , tirly to fulfil, &iicrntly and faithfollv, the great trust re/m -arled to my care. to v our ssti , fection. and I'M honour to him aho 4iihSperibe• himself. 1 our ~ h ugest mid faithful lot:tittle 'tenant. Te ss. l'LlEit on the l'AtinE of PEI' AY and oa the MA- N 11:EATENT of 11w TigETll. PARIIIN will continue his LECTIVRI7B 11 M c r shorn subject. at les residemee. No. I. St. ......'s.4treet. corder of Pall-mall. every Ittontla and ftrellort. at 8 o'rlock. from this fink. to the st-t• For admission to each 14:•ture, those lidies t oiletries Oro wilt do %lir t!,r hononr to envoi, are % As ',lair. I to leave their clrtls of addres s wpb th e r a.eq 11r. p+nah basin; learttel that 1,!.. Prospretur t , h ate bee+ , ratoncitted bs the post terlialoti to irony 124..4 EMI F 3'l.lsea. takes 14is opr.-rinuitv of assuring firmest it I s 'ore , dmie a.tezether whriout his k noa kJFr, ...no 10. or 2 ,po.bation; sad while hr regrets the intru.ion they have w e lt ered, he sincerch thank, all those who have kindl) OM MO information of the circumstance. ;, NAPLES', J AT4 . 28.-1 /n the Y5Th inst. the Crown Priner of Denmark arrived at Mount Vesuvius to .thserve near at hand the irruptioa of this volcano, which hal mt. continued for some months. He was aeeempaniati Sir Humphry Davy and Mr. Mootriulle, Secretary to the Academy of Sciences. Swam experiments trade b . Sir H. Davy slew that the lava itwoing from the volca.: contains no coal, and that the ashes, when thrown tilt - water, inflame and form a little voices°. This and ',- vend other experiments give reason to h.t e e that wr may at least discover something. relative to the cans these volcanoes, over which nature has hitherto throw a veil. 11111 NIEI.I.ISII. Nlarch I. Islo. The rtusstoittor fur condurtine Mr. Mellish's Election s it sal daily .61 his house. I 11ithin. Mr. Aletaa•ler Mterra. the subject of this appliration to the bounty and confidence of En".lishmen io this instance, is an able, industrious is riter. reach to labour and toll (or the Nippon of himself and fatsil) from the hadness of the liIHOS, has been lonz destitute of and .ettled rniplo3ment, in spite of all his endeavour. to o •nr.* some literary work. as an author. or penman; espeeiall% vine.* the late Mr. Lowed. of •• THr STSTesM•N. • ' could not afford to retain Mr. Ntamy as his .V.sistinit F:dit•,r. which he was for sclera! !rears. TO TIMI GENTLEMEN. CLEROV. AND FREE HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF YORK. aIiTLYNIFN. AII I SSOLI: T lON of P %RUA NI ENT ha% i lig takes ewe. 1 so logger delay stmountinr my Wen !ion nr.its to make you a tender of my 4vrt!rei at the sp prmicb:u; PIANO- FORT ES and HARP. —.I Cabinet Piero-Forte. equal to new. good touch and t.itte. , i d tarps well in tune, worth lib ;Nines% (or 314 I N& Harp. with all the pedals. nivel corer. &e.. new. tn 73gothsras. for guNtes. : a square Piano-Forte. at opiates. ditto !ti guinestt. .tl o mac be seen, the iti.ich poured Oblique Piano-forte, rood tone. toneh. eierant we. sod comp-vet rise, equal in power to the largest and is a expensive Plan...forte. who are shunt parent.- s; *old see the Oblique before they deternalse, at Mr. Widen's, IL Leicester-place. N.B. Good Barrel Organ for 'church. chapel, or dra i n in - MIL temNs, Frs. `lo.—The Deputies of the Society sit Berman Merchants and Manufactneers have alltireviess long memorial to the F.asperor of Austria, to slew the ails sntages that would aerrur to his Majesty's domi nions in particular, as well as to Dermany in general. hy she establishment of heave dnties to be levied on the frontiers upon all foreign gisody, and the abolition 0 1 tolls, /cc. in the interior of the Dernsan l'onfederatioss. They think that the impostation of the manufactures of France and Eogland, kr. might be wholly prevented. whereas they are now smuggled in, in such quantities that prohibitions only injure the subjects of the State: tor chile the home mannfarturt•rs derive but little ad vantage from them, the subject% of his Majesty mo.t pay the premium had for smuggling, it being not.sr.ous that there are on all the frontiers as , urance companies against loss by smuggling. Tha Reaticalen who nn' it:sorest themselves in tilr poor man's fasiiiir, mean ill put him. if possible. in the sa) to kalif a decent as the keeper of a circulating li l.rary small stationer. in which ids wife and children can all assist. should lee then procure business as au lona nirensia or editor, and in the event of the projected collection r..slitinn them to do so mum It real service to shine in atHiclion. .‘Sk egllllliiet hr been noir many years before you. it is ittmeee..an for me to mike no% proirs.icin of 171 principles Curther then to 'visor.. )(in. that it 111, been to) ronoitant en tleavoor to maintain the in.lepetoboirr of my country fibroid, and bee litserrie% so! iirosperity at tAW.—An ARTICLED CLERK is W.% N't ED LI by a Solleftor of ceseral practice ha the (Tv : be wHI Mosiod and lodged in the buss,. and bested kindly. sad b 48e of the fasally. As be wiU be expected to give 'node *e stteatiou to Weems. a premium of 1100 soirees I a rill be required. Died. post paid, to Mr. lloagisteu, Mw-stationer, 119, Nara" -lane. I reenitin. Craft..men. Yulir most faithful ■ad devoted geryant. MILTON subscription% will be received at tbe Mire of Mr.Worder. 70, rlect-orert; at •• Tiu• Starevnian" Mace. 194, Strand ; and Mr Parr's. 1, Great n,?4,eli-xtreet. rovent-;artien. The foltowingeontrilro i.,as !lave alrea,!. h. en received:— Captain King ..tl 0 Mr. Motet 1 0 0 Dr. tiiichrisi Ask,. 11- , reh 2. ISO. I'OU \TY Or BED1:0119 ELECTION. A. PM's commirrEE meet !lait at ivxlK, t 4 M . TIIVIIIIITONATitIiEr.IIII.OO:I4IIrItr. where a:I ...sa.ntiniirstions Might* to this Election Brit 111;- iptoile...i to he mat% FrArmor!. 1,•*1. I1"uUL117111 Flkg. ANGEL Sr. C LVlht PVT . /I. *masa. GENFRAL OFFICE FOR TR AVM -LINO. TILE following MAILS and other COACHES p from thr above Ina : Ms !troy al Mail. ria Doi rt.. Ta.:,Jsy anti Friday Nights, Motive. RROt.I.. the Contractor with Cos resilient for the prowess I.rttrrv. trek a gra:onl pleasure In as arteariug to those friends in Twit n ald t'..untry. wbo have Atm urged him to from It Sr WAS.- with s.rihe Pat ULIAR AD . !CAMAS et n.t• eay. !het lie 14 now roabted to label their wishes. lib SiN4 Tatov.and 1 1 ..,,,t.is will he dis tributed is 3.0U0 Prizes of ..t:11U earh. he a Prellatiaar) Drawing the 11th : sad these tow prises of i3oeseh will here. in addition to the ./"31.1., the rhea..., of all the ra pWils sad other Prizes In the Scheme. whirh e.tatalass let Capitals. Including (P1:11811Elt PARTIt ) TO BURCIEIVIES OF Orsr: tut-S. AREPORT having been cireeloilt that we beer witltdnwnfrom offering to repreinint thr Borough of Ipswirli in tio• rit.ning Perils meld, wr think it risrht prmitit nil. that lonia/ meet with thr 1.1..5. flatteries/ Bad rr.r..urs.:iug !Meer'', al Iper *kik Losiduis. awl 01.1006 ut ttir rot.otr. it lappet figh, Fartssoeth and (16spnrt Mail. through Gioialining. Pe tenlirld. and Portsea. er) Evening at a sinarter pa• , ;. sod It sudsy at half past 6. On its arrival a packet sail. to the hie of Wizitt. to cons es p Gera and pstrrels : and a Bail Coach bet s off to Chichester. through Dra t.s. Onagenit, M. • Illasemar and Milford Mail. throng.' fle9lley. Oxtur,l. ail Cladtateso. every Evening a quarter past 7. mad hub day id half past 6. D. may awl Cantreh , .r through Grettesemd. Chat taw avid Faversham, every evening at a quarter pant 7. sail nun I” at half past 6. Front Centerbary, passengers sad par cels are coarred to Deal. Margate. Hautagats. lee.; sad from Dover. parcels OM conveyed to Folk•tottr. belt/lime. Hobe. Dintehurch. Rouseey. and 14 'id. Arundel sad Buoi.or l'.•at-roseb. through Biliinglwrst. Monday. Wedoesda%. and Friday. a vaster before 7. Bat(s sad Bristol Post-coach. to tarry only four inside. •roveit Reading. Marlborough. Cala,. add Chil'Pruhrr• nee) Murnirnr at 6. Ball sad &An' t. q . . 1 Post-coach. et er• Afterauuu at Wel P l ,' '2 • Four. Prize% o f t:m.nno lad ealaterable irhterwisalhm 1,. p. r...v err is the while the rm•rls IN in the VIII. until esters' Frernee shell hate an , rpurluuih of twrrislug his electivt twit ineN ui te QIM 4 44—ftle-14 4 rifir• 4 -rks" ult. •• • • 'rep per rEnriol4. To enable (tnaot t. thug to meet the wishes of his friends 1 . 1)) pertnissina of nit t. l• 4 I:.e Treasury). Hi NA' 011,U. MITI' THAI %AND P.: ADDITIft•ti. MoSIE% TO 1 ut: rams that hate been 'teretufere allowed by Uusernmen* in the Lotter ; b . t 1•:1111.301) is presented to the Pub lic: a sum far eseee,linz th: amount r.t Prizes la any former Lotter?, with the like ncattocr of Tie*Aets. r tin‘.• t 1.....i.ntir to be. it ith grvai respert. par der)' obeilkut and •enants. TIIOSI ISi 11111tRETT t.r.NNARD. it.i.i.tM xrNF:Si}. 4 oft 30.01/0 Con.. t iptetan V Jo i ASO V! rit drawn P• 171.. 4i th Ipril. in earl' (1•44 t _'t).ooo First drawn Prize. Pith line. in each floss ift,WX) Nes enteenth drown Prise above tltoll Money. in eirb (lass SUMO Twentietli drawn Prize of 1100 (ousels. in eseb Class it . ;. 11•.0" ,. . The Committee in the interest of Mr. I.ennord and Mr. !Ishii:nand I . ler do) at No. 1118.ehoneer:i -lane. and No. Catestote Iret.t. 1.... in.otio 4 'onull+ utkunio 4.... Lam Mon.% . who 10 3OO l'onsolg ..1106 10 4IA) l'oosuls 4.10 rt 10 'ongoli 3.90t1 tIO 400 Nluntl 40 200 I 't•n%ols SO MO Money ..1.000 10 AO NI on ey ..1,3n1i 1.000 LYN - 10.000 Money Tickets. and 303.600 Consols In two Cle%ses, the drawing of one to &elite the other. Two Thonmind Prize* of /Meech. to be dr!eratined by a Preliminary Drawing, 11th of April. All in one Lotter,. to he drawn in Four Da's. tic 17th April. lath May. IN of June. and 13.1 (dhw. l'ieket4 an Mare. are mina: h Carroll. Vastractor. ?►n. 19. ('ornhill. and tft. usford•alrrrt. London, mid it) Agents in the 1. °wary. Carroll %hared and sold In don Nit frw• months N 0.2.3147 70n 1.34-a /Loh Light Post-coach, in two din,. to ram four , avugh Mail:81818nd. Iteadini. Marihortiogh. !tattles. oad lrikshasa. M.. Utley. Wettnestins. and Fridas Mornings. at s. This mach is chiefly intended for the orBornenodation of ' 8 " 11 ;ies. iasalids, dr. who cannot undergo the fatigue of mu+ a distanrr in mine das. Rrightna Light Post-reach. through Reigate and Curl, add. every Morning at S. ciseltenitam Post-roach. to carry only four inside. through lien l aT and Orford. errry Morning at a quarter heron. 6. Chichester. Nognor. and PO% orth Pred-roarh, llrshiesday. and Friday Mornings. at a quarter before T. Niter sad Cauterinirs Light Pust-erhaels. Hondas. Tics . Tnursday, Friday. and Sunday Mornings. at 7. tiosialming and Guildford Telegra i ttZsell. throug:B Ar!s •trod. Epsom, Leatiwrhead, &c. s, Thursday, and .4 atirday Mornings, at 9. Littlehampton. Arundel. and Pets; orth Coach, Tuesday, riursday. and Saturday Mornings. at a quarter before s. rsetvt Sunday. Rddgrnorth and \Vika! Post Coach esery Evening. %Mate, Ramsgate. Deal. Monday h. and Broodatairs Lieu Pod-coach. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. sot Saucily Mornings. at 7. Kradal. [Aiwa- ter. Preston. Kirby, Lonadale. Dotton. hurley. Omsk irk. ant! lantana% Post Coaches, es ery after at Five o'clock.—Guarrird, tindahning and Guildford Telegraph Cimeh. through Kingston. Dittos'. Cobham. and Ripley. on !Monday. Wed ^r•Say. and Friday Morning., at A. and etrry Sunda! ‘iwaiag at 7 precisely, and returns to London the same Penrith. and Wiiitehaven. Post Coach. gars with FOilf Horses and a Guard all the way. 1 2 .%4e4 through 8 ' 411 101.. Appleby. Oretabri tar. Ric MOM,. CallerieW. no. "Oheidge. Wc!.irrh%. Aberford. Doncaster. and Gran t 3 111 (the nearest na% by IR miles). sets out race morning. aid performs th: journ•A w*th the greatest facilih. Pair-4 n- Ur. detained on the road, by business or plenstsri.. 113%1' Ilw p•culisr levanttice of their ants bring secured in the next. ° lf^ad Light Moo-coach, through Ifeol..y. &c. every Miming at half past 7. tiistaiming and Guildford new Coach. throutjt Merrinw. 'ndon. liorseley Leatherhea.l, and Epson'. Iflersoon at 3. esi...pt SI lay. NORTHERN CO ICIIF.S. wk. Newcastle. and Edinbtorrh Coaches. and to all Par's of the \crib. every Morning. at a quart. r ra.t h. Vasettestar. Lancaster. Kendal. Roch4lale. Itruiford, Leeds, Hallifin, Rotherham. anti Sin leaches, daily. _ _ CARRES. To Twickenham. Brentf or d. l an ß d leleworth, etery Mon- Es Wednesday. Friday, anal Saturday. EAMES and Co.. Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are safelv and expeditiously eon trved from this Inn to every City, Town. Village. and , batr . r Seat in the following Counties. sic :—Berks. Burks. ts 'rnwall. Beton. Dorset. Hants. Hereford. the i-aster. Lest, Oxford, Somerset. Surrey. Sussex, V its. Wurcvster. Souk Wales, all parts or the Isle of Wight. Jersey. and ail parts of France : and to all Parts of the North t o . 'rake notice, that no package. containing glass, chins. isidies, Oat.% rash. or Bank notes, however smell the Wee, will be accounted for. If lost or Ilieraiged ; nor au! "her Parcel rue assen4ret Itigmr, of more than 31. Tahoe, 011 ms specified as such when delivered at the Dere and POE for accordingly Neat Port-Chaises, &e. at the shortest notice. TO TIIE CIF:NTRY. l'EttM %NEV. A 111) FREEIIOI.I)ERS OF THE COUNTY OF KENT. Ille•rurmEN. 'VII' former Address was presented to von pre wluti.ly to the Dbkointio• of Parliament. and to the disenvery of a plot to fool and 'minim...mi. ..,ercely to Awl in our irdixtraiye an epithet att.••itinte to tic enormous atrocity. At the cfwhonplicion of t Mit . 1 loos. nod of crurlh so ltsr3fri% 1 4hotold hate been 11118(.11Z flr•S to 1018 tasillied lay shimmery.. had it beea postilik for me to hate known of its setiatemce before a) was rer yarded for publication. To prevent. hosres re. all invidiuns ntiseon‘trortion. 1 think it expedient to stale. that my political l.pistiona. ahieb It k my pride sad pleasant to stow. u euid hate procoptPtt tar to hate supported all such measure. as I mirht hive deemed necessary to levee aril remind all the ntinilien , inas (if any exist) of thiii mast detestable eonsiiirto.t. inimical to liberty aril luntani*.y. and utterly foreign to the Ammeter of the Eallislsprorb.. Contrary to elpyrtation. Nlialoora did not appl for at. new powers, and hence it may be rouriuded. that thev• disbrisicsi purposes (wh , eh it is. howner. conso latory to think hate 'tilted the eteeratinav of every class of the continually, and chick appiisr to lint e bora frestrated by the ~.,oronoloo of seroinidie.-.. rather !hat, by th ; tart ention of any of the late Lecislatite measstres), conillied to the 'masted hearts of an insulated band of eon :pirators. The detection of all the participators i.t thic treditited crime. 1 rousid 1' of the greatest itereirtatire. in erter that the itai:ty ma this occasion *Muhl be di.tineth .eparitted frt.'s, tit.ee e•hvrwiar ma) iarlise. injuset: iv he Ina& the abjeets of suspicion. with n sirs t.. bring Into dist , est the professions of the friends of Pnrrintmitsry Reform. I heir that in the even , of beim: honoured hy re-election. I am Grady resolved to re.ist all 1., monnrni in roads, the. in any eenjancture. atat• be attempted upon r••or Zane. as est••htished upon the principles asa•rted at the Re s-81,16.m, beiuT persuaded. that to them °tilt or are indebt ed ( n ether ' , mere of private happines+ nod national glory. the en 04491 newer of public liberty. which have formed oar pr.•ad distiu.•tiom snort the countries of the world. I her to subscribe myself. with feelings of respect, Oen tlemen. )our (*bidet servant, WILLIAM PII Ll P HOMYWOOD. Vivifies-street. Berkley-miner,. March I. IMO. A MEI:It:AN SEEDS.—A few pickaxes of very FRFAH REPOS have bees just imported Irma North America. Ls JOHN FRASF.R, at the Hermitage Nursery. Rantsgate. Kent. The kinds consist principally of various Oak Aonras: the true Pitch, or long-leaved Pine and others. Magnolias of different :mete, and ail the varieties of Forest Trees. and most Ornamental FlowgOng hardy Shrubs and H er aeceons Plant Reeds In all artbut 301 kinds.—Orders eerie addressed as above will meet immediate attention. The See Is ate sold in Neill assortments, io collections, or in qaaatifies of particular kinds to Snit pure!' . The lowest priced parketa of the Ti',, and Shrub kinds. Is. 6d. each, and the Ibtrbaceows sorts Is. each. Ramsgate, Feb. VI, 1820. GERN.IN P.IPRUS. Artmnenn. Pen. 4O.—\ntwith•tanding the vielattee and ar;ivity the polies., the attacks and wonn ling of women who appear alone in the streets in the evening.. still continue. As the perpetrator does not eunsbler himself safe in the public streets, on 'retinae of the pa- Jr is set to watch hint, be now hlcisia to steal into ones, and there to grafi& his wicked inclinations, be • stahhibg women wlnnit he ii?s , is More. _'Y. —The inhaldtan►s still lire in the greatest ter ror. 'lle boldness of the 'nowhere or piddle securi►y goes so tar, that otowilbstantliiig the inerrand umber of the guard• set by the pollee, a girl wit :reminded in the street the evening hrfnre yesterday, and another ru stled, and yr•terlay evening, at seven o'clock, an at tempt was made to as•assin.ste II 0/1 kW: lie WAS /rid &lily attacked hr an unknown /person, armed with a stiletto, and only his stichien toirtainz r.ittini parried the hlow from the heart, at whirl, it was.iiiiied, •o that it struck the breast. an•t did n o r p7IIVP 141; hut the rooting man, in defending himself, was, besides, severely wounded in the hand. The assasut fled. We most praise the general indignation and tumult among the people, who run together in crowds, in order to seize the wretches who have so ling carried on these wicked proceedings unii;seoveregi. This afternoon a notice has ' been issued by the police, and this afternoon all the streets and squares are occupied by soldiers of the police, gene (rarities and military patrols. Fin. YS.—Last night all was quiet, only that a fir• broke out as it did in the prrrrdin•: night, hut it was merely accidental, and soon extinguished. police cirenlar saes, •• roe some time past excesses have been committed - here, which excite the indignation of the Ma gistrates, and of every honest citizen; the Magistrates of the city have adopted the measures necessary for the maintenance of personal safety and order. The notice forbids all disturbance of tranquillity by noise and cries in the streets, especially at night, the stealing into houses, and pressing against individuals ; also all wear in` of arms by persons whose vocation tins not entitle them so to do. The roving of idle females about the The Maristrate. and constahles continue esteem active. Yesterday, the Rey. Dr. Watson, 11r. 1t et , Mr. Davies, and Mr. Williams, attended at the Real I..mi public-house, to hold examinations. There are two wretched looking 01.1 men in cits...folo who, we have informed our readers, were apprehend .1 on Saturday ; one of them, boo , Skate, was re-examir.e.! yesterday. Ile is the person represented as having easionally worked in Mr. Parker's garden. It appe,r that he is a man of had character, amt that he has been well acquainted with the deceased and his premises. lie 'l-selgeoff4a-weres reefs in the attic of a house, neat 1.4,t .roe to Mr. Parker's, and orcupied by one Evans, a sta.:- keeper. He is known as " the beggar." His mods- of living has been by collecting hones and rags, anal rasa : - log them to the Condon market. When Parlor'' house was discovered to he on fire, Evans went up to Shaw'‘ room, and found him sitting by a tire which he had hefted at two in the morning. Evans told him that his floaster'v lionise was on fire. "So I hear," coolly re plied Shaw. He remained quiet In his room, and look no part in what was going on. It appeared that he had gone on Friday morning to Parker's horse fur a ginthlet, which lie had previously got from Evans. On Friday night, between right and eleven, he had been drinkioi :is sevens) pohlir-lionsea. The other oh! man, Tham,• Pope, had been in leis company, and two marines. 'I h. two marines noire examined, blot nothing like a g roux.) of charge appeared against them. Shaw exhibited mnelo eonfesion and contradiction as to the money he bad im his possession during the Friday night. Re had got sonptirltets for his dinner: yet he borrowed 6.1. from Evans to buy herr, at the same time that he had ts his pocket. Toe AI grimes., have remanded this mail far further examination. Ile is amazingly unmoved h all the iatriries and examinations to whirls he has beru exposed. Several persons we're also exaniitietl who lire in the n eighbonring lotuses, as to any noises or si.•pirious of. - contemn-. that mirlft hare fallen under t , fit obsersa tion. One girl observed two ur three persons rame oftt of a house. stand in earnest conversation together, atol return again. She described their dress anti appear ance, but none loss been identi fi ed as suiting the de .eription. Another girl stated, that after she had gone to lord about half-past eleven, she heard a violent • r.r'-arls (crash) of Mr. Parker's (the deceased) door.— l'his is believed to have-been the noise be the murderers 41 they hit the loons.. Mr. Jackson, who is married to Mr..Parkey's o'do• rhilfl, canoe into the room in the coarse of the day, and rw.lained fur a lung 'joie. during wh;ch he was a deal examined: lie hail not seen the deceased sinrr Christmas, anal positively denied what all his neigic hours affirmed, that hr had become very der( befur , hi‘ death. lie'mentioned that his el lest son, about Pt years of age, ha I hail occasion to mark particularly a ;f old r.pea'er belonging to Mr. Parker. He also turn tionr.l that Mr. Parker hail had some metal watch'-.. with the name of Sampson. Mrs. Jackson was soy. loisol to able to tell what initials and arms were woo, silver spoons and other articles of plate, but her husband peremptorily resisted her appearance to rice e, hien. e, for fr. r of unpleasant coftscrences. She is told simply that her father bas died. 'I tie youth on • ever is forthcoming.. At the time of Mr. Parker's home; loeinz fore /*nen, it was found to have been shut only by the spring-duel.. Noi bolts had been on. A chain, whit+ apneareol to lio or been slightly fastened to the side-wall, had beets found at a distiller Irons the door. From this cirefon stance it has been supposed that the housekeeper had answered the knock at the door, and nened it so far a. the chain p.irmitted, when the mnrderers force.' the chain, and effected their horrid purpose. Of Park , r little remains but his hones. Nothing can he more ghastly than the l.r tiled tie 411 of his face, and the h a lf. burnt tragiments of his neckcloth, all mixed together. -- ff o e of his shoes is the only article al..ant him that can he fully identified. The housekeeper is entire, except the extremity of her nose, and her crossed elbows, labials are burnt to the bone. They areboth thrown fintotuclbitel into their coffins, and are to - be buried to-morrow. Daring. the gala on Monday, Sergeant Tierney and six soldiers left Bellow's Island in a boat, to pick op some property, and have not since Leen heard of, as the LOA: has been found hill of water, it is (eared the acres hate perished. I I 1 1 • 1 1 ,, i 4, , a' R.4ST 1)1.4 H 01.14. Msrr* I. Iwo. TilF , Court (y . Direrture •±l . th e Coil-4 nun ?Any of m, re h me d s of Helfand, trollies tot Me Hest India. * wog fire Metier. r ol e a Smut. G COVIIIT of the said fo rst mo v ~ yo. add at terir House. in Li.oleithall-strert. 0 , 1 si ,tstsv wit, the teh instant. at 11:1•1% en u'eliirl, in the Fitre ,..s, evesider of aa Ad Imes 01 I 'nettolenre Iron, th, wit . o . rony to his Majesty, upon the of the Isie oc, Li. reined and tnnientrtl I: .titer: awl of (•,, szrotu t o . No Ira . .tis Majesty'. Aret‘sion to the Throne of these Mao. JOSEPH Di UT. Nerretarg.