The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-08-29 00:00:00

lit them or le7thesgh of all r calamities I the . same; rcei dre or s!‘tt 1'64 4.9bius ind iI *invests icier; to b e be principle pin, and tbe !roving their do•any Tess tit ttittsit the Pliefet this ind is , and. id by ill the r. The Dy. the River, i of Good uMla; Per- Reese, from from Bombay; Isle of , weeks; for yesterday, the Rebecca, Lord Weltington, Calcutta; end fe• more out ward4oeud . -Arrived the Providence.. from . ...on for Genoa ; tied Albina, Mum B ri ,i n i.--Sailed the Brilliant, Nateby, for Lomb". flaswictr, AUG. 28.—Arrived the Lady Nepeaw packer, with a Mail, &c. from Holland.--Sailed the l Erlipseparket, with a Mail for tt Alend ; Castlereagh ps.ket, with a Mail for Cuxhaven. Hay., AUG 26.—Arrived the Elizabeth, from Greenland, with nine filly arid 1850 seals. Livrtivoor., Auo. 27.—Airived the Lora. Ell 4 vtinv•h, ---, from ; sailed 24th Jely. On the '2sth. in lat. 43. 32. long. 61. 4., spoke the Har mony. from Liverpool for Newfoundland. On the, Sth Aire. in let. 48 57 long. '33. 46. spoke tire brig. Huibers, of Wontinzton, with loss of both tripmestis,j sod host% Samoilvb slinky the Paragon, from Lots.'l d• nto Quelo , e Also arrived the Rodney, Moor son, from Nliramichi ; 19th Jely.- Olt the 13th Aug in lat. 50. 39. long. 1.4 51. spokd the Peter i s nt h, from Iltil.leford for Pelacel.ldvtir_dtot •Island. crew a oil pawners_ All well. The Neei n • Albi 4 . ll , from l a ttfto.falit the , cape of Good Hopes was spoke in lat. 48. 40.. lon. 7. 30. all well. • The Cornwallis, Ilirottriti, 'ateived in flteltiosiiim, from the Cape of Good Hope : sailed from - Tabie Bay 18th June, and left the following ships doers v i z . :—Ny nips, Henderson; Cape ?AKIO'S,. dilfw!il Ann, Colville; Leda, Sum. , f . lll44,ll•Pbersessti Perseverance, Amber ;ferral Ann, Wilson; molts*, Weaki,er, Good Hope ;.Stew rt ; 'and Isabella, toed July, off St. Helena, spoke his Majesty t ship [triceps, and informed that they had boarded** American ship which had towed the Prince White, into False Bay, with loss of malormsst arro k, nn 21.1 July. in lat. 13.20. N, long. 411..0. W. the Cathcart, Wheal, f tom Bengal t and Or -Finley, from Bombay, both booed to Londe* t IA at lit. Helena his Majesty's ships Ryerson, Conway, Eurydice, Racoon, Griffon, and Mesquite. The Trafalgar, from Pans, it supposed to WO,. shed off Falmouth, letters having been received fese thence marked by her. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday ' et the Foreign Office, which we. .at' 14 .4.4 by thivitiirl of lIARILOoIIY, the Earl of Ltvcioroot., Lord CAs. TLEREAGII. Ste. Lettei% from Arnsterdaes.'ef the 19th, state, that Prince CliAliLell ltlikegatiirrived there on the 17ih., where be wilt raisin OM days, end then pro. teed to London. Letters hue been mei* from the Northern FA . sigracl7lln - rleiraitt. Koss, dated the Rth of Joly, in lat. 74. The two ships were then off a remark able point of laud, called by BAFITIN the Thumb ; bet the letters state no other particular, than ib4t all was well, and that they were at the m o . meta of writing impeded in their progress by the lee. We understand that the other F;spedition, ender Capt. litrcHata, was seen by a whaler on the Bth of July, fait to the ire, in latitude short of 80. The game of the whaler is the Vigilal,t, of London. Private letters from St. Kitt's, of date the 20th July, assert, that the United States have at lesmols anlssmitly recognized the independence of the Stews of S , oth America, and that Admiral (Intim was about to proceed for New York, to take possession of a frigale which has been lately built there, for the purpose of being presented as a present to the Ad. miral. His Royal Highness the PRINCE ReaiNT bay been ileased to direr ,„ that the Order which points oat rStaff S that the e , jwants of regiments of cavalry shall (receive eight Our re; Of the rewards to which. troops are entitled, oti Ito misery of sormoled goods., and Ili shevee, if the party amorally make the misery, shall he consider'd applicable only to the Regimental tier. jeant-Major and Troop Serjeant.blejer, sad that tbss Serjeant Saddler, Serjeant Seboolemetet t sad Troop fierjeent, shall share equally with the other Sorjoanto. The ,Duke of WELLINGTON has taken a boon eA Brussels, opposite to tba jel d'ears, coostrectal by Bocce; (lie traveller, during his rosidonew in that oily. CAIIIINs no; Aura. 27.—The Doke of Swaim Is circled in this University nest Wednesday after. noon. Ills Royal Ilikl.n: ss will dine at Ibis Roe. G. A. BROWNE'S rooms its Trinity College, bls Royal highness's Chaplain. On Thursday Ineinieg the Freedom of the Corporation will be r -esented to Itis Royal Highness, earl he will afterwards hoarser the Brethren of the C.'N. L.. with his presence et "a Masonic dinner. On- Friday the Deki will receiVe the degree of I.L.D. In the Senate-house, and his accepted of so invitation to dine that day in the hall of Trinity College. On-Saturday morning his Royal Highness will leave Cambridge, and proceed to the seat of the Duke of NORYOLIL. , • Lord JERSEY has suffered a considerable peen, riary loss, as well es one of the finest horses on the turf, by the death of Prince Paul. lie was pur chased by his Lordship at the price of 2000 guitteos, With all his play and !rag engagements, which, it is said, amount to three thousand more. Covent-garden Theatre, during the recess, has bee. embellished and decorated anew ; the ceiling now corresponds in richness of ornament with the other parts of the Theatre, and is formed by panels en circled with gold mouldings, filled with the national emblems of the rose, the thistle, and shamrock, em bossed in burnished colfl, which terminate in the grand central star. The house has been new painted, and the ground is a warm salmon colour. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL has given an opinion in favour of the allowance for ire:tiling espences to Coroners, for the journey fro as'srell as to the place where an Inquest is held. An information on Wednesday last was preferred against the driver of the Glasgow Mail, on hiss way through Huntingdon : he was fiusd 51. • ' • --,----- _ . •••• - • . wit, c r :tlt. 'PnlLLsprx, P. • MEhIBSIt . ,,Of PARLIASIIINT FOIL TH COUNTY ' . St I,—lfit presee . Ged Ari .• ' Omen. your life sad wine untill cons. t• the ant -111 bumble patrimony in Leicestashige — :l l o should • it please *God like wise to keep you honest dwirtg the ordeal of ' a Parliamentary appreeticeship t I shill be es.Preid then of giving ye. my vote, as I am now sincere in coagratelatibg you on your fats honourable and triumphal election : honourable, I repeat, Sir, notwithstanding the aspersions of your disappoint ed quondam frioads. or open enemies, inasmuch as you entered the scene of. your triumph, wholly enprepared and unconscious, and as the call of public duty has beets held ball great minds to be `seperior in every respect to the ties of private multi ! ,You will possibly smile at 'congratulations 4r.. me, an anonymous writer. So, however, it „must yet be. I hove taken upon me to hold up to ,your Constituents the mirror in which they shall be hold their Deputies; therefore it is much more ne cessary for me to k now you then for you to know me. With regard to y our colleague, I profess my self hopeless of '.bier- , I cannot join in like courage. .00s proisesaf..Sir .Frederick Invoke. - fie is en ami able man in private t l dare believe ; but if that be Illis real priristc his stepping forth into o great public sphere is an event to be deplored. I look 'esofin yOsi, - .4sat'i • :Sill, to be the 'Hue Repre lientotife. of la • People of Leicestershire, -- whew oral sod ability. its suborning and supporting you, ,I csurmt,too Ng*. Quantum!. . . Hitherto g” have Ilervpd your country in the Walki of private lite :. you . are now called from your puhceable — hiitiitation to combat with power skid-Ties*. 4rielltight. . Reflect how and ,where you are placate.' Not dirty are you very unespectedl), on year part "'Member. nu esrliatnent, but tou are brought ;It ,an..-those principles sillicb' animated the ,ilesitfts f .,_ f 4 alli Qt . British 4trsty. - These wind ifielleirc jail h a p pify reviv,ed js,our County, alter, on le . ( crabs dam' of 'ail AV)* years , end;.)nu 11. 4 ostialoMMlty iilidged' ygireelf 10 them. Not o Tu.. roe .Morobse forilit Comity if teiciOer,- ‘. ; ,yolkossoosd to 1110..10at otif Is .err,' • 'WU bay Illiwaise Mat Alt it, mksocount - uf ON poli tical 6.104. Too souesed a wry mho neglected :117nd et‘ieveolgeosl Ns country tind.;l4o Constituents, iho 'ignited Ist adasthedly toss . sdomesterl secret Ido s e Sims, awl alemill be *orals of a spy, led wired tie woo to Mimed, 1.4 s fololtwod to csaceal his *NMI Tbliesinbea of this maser, lemon? beaCrkes ros dirset toots owns.. Doolstioss, liir, )'on coiksii dim thus so : air! if they will givir you titur f .yels le proms it to your Constitooote. Loksieetshire eaPrth every tftitg from you.' She has emancipated berielf; and-yea are the pole star of her ileiw.born liberty,.r• ihs hair raised the (mod* of indoliiiiitieOce, andshe bee placed it in yoss loads.' You totiElsits yourself la Whig—an easy mistily to wild - tlisssersty and to., arbitrary power. •••• ;• 14 As a Whig then, Srlr o ItSinQOPPOthl,nitY of regni s n4 - int the noose . of tliaise ptinclplii which set the reign 7 ill Family nu'llhi Tfirhoi of these Rentals, and in wait% so, shale it •olayarlY, teko are the innovators. Uphold the right,ofpotitioning, and the poser of in vestigating ilia coaduct of public functionaries.- Al. low not at my time a vital part of oar freedom to be vat to a temporary death, in order that the riolations , Of the other half may live. Protest against the main tenance of ► large Standing Army, unknown to • free country. Desire the Liberty of the Press, and the Indepeodescsi of levies. Resist endue Grant, to the Civil List itilh arid unmerited Pensions sod Salaries, and support all Ms that tend to diminish Taxation., Nut forget tibe right of auto subsist and to receive ergot:" the bent:All the tarts. Suffer not our liber ties to be bowed away at foroigaCourts. Let not our sacred name be made use of to rivet the chili, et, Poles, Saaone,'and Norwegians. Think of Hl* pp-. probriem that will he attached to It t if a fallen enemy, who threw hiteuelf upori our Mercy,' be pined to death in an unwholesome island. And bore all, toclalm. almost the only error Whigs ever made, by support lug goy Bill, Which may tend to restore Triennial Parliaments. Do this, and live. . You have affirmed, Sir, before an assembted Coun ty, " that you would never allow Whig Principles to be *rester, from you, but with your esisteoce." A, noble saying,.ao4 may you adhere to it ; but when ,they astivreated.froes you, ins, your Constituents wrest hoary's. Aso the power gr again prostituting -Whet LIBER HOMO. gIITRACIEDINAIRT CINCUMSTAVV—The Marra': vise of Apopich had, in ben of iir dower, 2,0001., a! year granted her *by , the King 'at Prussia, upon the transfer by the late Margrete of tits principalities to; the Crown of Peassiajhb 11,0001. per annum waistin. , firmed by the present King of Pf 1111011; and his •Mints ters, on the death of lb, late Margrame; bat tram; some Mee et preient unknown, note siugloinstal; 'MOM has beep paid, notwithstanding . repented tee el,,strape es have been urged. The M a rgiatine Wirt*, lefereed that a large sum of money belontiag to the 3 0•vernatent of Brassie was deposited at as eminent 'beaker's in the city, fhe is said to have been induced; , by her law advisers, to attach the said money in;lhe• banker's hands to the went of her unpaid claims,. . , amounting 162.1.0001. • WI. CorrEnett, Esq. Sword Bearer of the City . of London, died on.Teesriay evening last, aomewba4 surldetily, au his bowie in Broad.street. Mr. Corrs- RELL was in his 70th year, and had held the office of Sword Bearer upwards of 40 years. His death Wilt tie long lamented by his illterdiscilate family, sad a very estencive circle of admiring friends. Roaassur..—Yroiterriny evening between the boors' of seven and nine o'clock, the house of the Rev. Mr. Sheppard, of Pailsce.4treet, Pimlico, was enter. ed by the roof, and st-venal articles of value take. therefrom. The escaped undetected. Onions are, this year, in consequence of the long continuance of de y weather, almost as dear as peaches, a tolerable sised'anion setling at this time in Covent.' garden market for two-pease, and an indifferent peach 'for very little more. • A dreadful fire, wbicksias seen fOr many miles, round, broke not on Wednesday Wight, near Boni. ingford, in Hertfordshire. The Hand.in.llsnd fire. engine was met at four o'clock yesterday morning, tit Epping, siting with all -speed, aid few more twee after weak F-' •-•• VS TILE STAXISMArtz--- . ._ NATIONAL /J./WRY° LNN' fOUISDAt/ At RIRT.Itit YolestUT-It itodlif of the loot and highly osellailletltati aseson'ollall- , •.. ..; ... The great room was'at no Patty hone crowded to *tans, Principally by LeditAsef distioctioa.-- , Seteral fonigsers of rank weroeteilivosent. 1 . .. ... , At three o''Ciock his'-Royet. tilefinks. the Doke ot Rent, the' Patron of the instkotiost,• tittered the room, leading in heif Royal Iftghtitee thearchessh il and attended by the itriscipal friends who-associate. with Hervi.ln this Itelluttoleht etnebßebasellt. 'Phu Royal Party were 'netted with. that enthorsiasie I which their patronise* 4d-condeetension be stininent. ly entitled them. 'llo,4ol.achets of seat loeltetLrie• markably well, and seemed esttennerpferseedelltse enthusiastic reception Ihit,received froortt , e foferiiisql. She seemed to be Welty pleased at thwareldstetetet structure of the Hall, and .in, he course °Case de), seemed occasionally to eaamine; with great *Clem**, the.portraits of the Roy at Family and others, which. are placed on the walls. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kerr, 1111 hifirtp the Chair, optimized to the Meeting for baying de laved them, until so late an hour in the der, and _stated that he had been detained at a Public bleeltnit al the other sidonf lionden, from whieh he retaioed striae as mock speed ,as he . could et pee* t ; hrotaih !hit - Ifil*Pett .ni the Metropolis. He was extremely eery fur the delay that had °marred, mot ceeld *issue the Meeting that the business he WfS about to introduce should berdisposed of in such a manner 119 still to ad mit the dvparture of ti,e comoanv within a rolsolibbltt 'time; With reference to the Nati...nal Bv.ietoleat Institution, which it was dOubtless their ohj..rt to promote, they were aware that it was founded its 1812, and that it arose in consevence of treat illl4. • tresiis to which the middle c l a ri a aof itellity•wpre at that period exposed. It was liovasible teat an y feeling mind could, overlook the distresses of the I4ili fir • animas, hot ttAre weir, also - other chilies, whose situation, wharf visited be iiiioritoil misfor tuilei, was 'truly disttessing,, end full of the ten derest s)Oipailay. They were, if possible, greater objects of comj.sssion, than those who suffered in the lower classes, for their fall was from a state of comparative comfort avid affluence, and when such . icons pined in want after having enjoyed lode. 'pendeedo, it was impossible to conceive a stale more ?retitled to the best exercise of' all the. duties of ho. ~ avatnty.—(Great app . tau re.)—While he trusted be `*gold ever be found the advocate for the ameliors gait skit improvement of the loner classes, he hoped 1 111fisfite slilield continue to impress .upon Meetings 'like this tlittlesporiance and advantagerof an !nob.. qatiOsiof Milled. • It was not three years since he presided at ail apniversery of this Institution. There were then bellselr benevolent list *lateen cases, and 'bWat that di - restated his confident anticipation, that, 'Cr/hobby time smeiig thent i nezt, he would find their finds' sapporting it leiit.iisty vitisicts: This esti& potion he could not congratulate the. Meeting on theft `'lnstitution haring reeliied, as the number of Persobel Noir receiving shiiir !snooty did not exceed forty/twe.', ' He hoped and fruited, - however, that by the bone- Valence of this crowded Meeting, and morn portico:, I I Wily by that of the interesting eameripie.of ledietl be had the pleasure Of noir seeini, itteseikodir "veld 'ieteive that augmentation which would Amble thrill Society to estend its bosaty 4e the nemeroes 01000 that were really fit to claimit. The Institution lead hitherto a two-fold object is vleer.-firsiv to adminis.. , ; ter to worthy objects a. popmament &usual bovinesl end secondly, to give loam in.easea where the nis i of the seffeser was impending, sod by. which. the little means of o family mar, be retrieved and pre. served. This second object -leis undoubtottly seri corium,: but if the limited eater* , of their memos, ' would not sUow el their perassieg Nth *Nada with efficacy, he should prefer to see the Ilsek..tecthe. present, solely occupying their attention, avid lot the' second stand over until, by the augmentation of their ;peens, they could embrace it with a certainty ofolfect. The Meeting knew, that the. late Patroness of the In. stitation was the beloved and lamented Princess Charlotte of Saxe-Coburg. Since the arrival of the Duchess of Kent, she had been solicited to fill the office held by the departed object of the country's tenderest regard, and the Duchess had consented to accept it.--( Great applause.)—lle had to inform the Meeting, that while in this coentry at present, she would attend to its interests ; and in bed temporary absence, would rely on the ether Ladies associated with her ter giving it efficient intention. When she became a permanent resident in England, it should have•her full attention.—(Applouse.)-.The presence of the Duchess here ibis day was a proof of the in terest she felt in the Institution, fur had she con sulted her health, it might have been necessary for her to remain at home; bet she ; disregarded this con. slaffillilni faiiiivince the Meeting . of the deep in• teres‘etre felbin their object. .(Great applarm.)— ilis-Atoysi Hrihnesithen alluded to the feuds of the : Institution, which; he' was convinced, emir well managed, and coodeented an enestyasoos letter on this subject, Oriel hid hien transmitted to his yes. isrday. The individeid•fwlieireer he or she may be). 4serhaps felt 41se moms puttied a right ono; bet he (trhe there D a Duke) aa citld eba tto rge t eaugfilaieiftettntfyhedmeapareacgaanote management of 0 funds, 10. it. be -openly anttlifeellY made, and . G nt i t emi kro a upgp la t u h r e e . 3 ....edi l e li m i 8 01 . y e a n t o u n i y gi„g ramos sece sheu sirt em i t o ed o.; 'Rev. Charles MiCar!hy to read tke Report. . , The get. Gentlemin• then . 4%414 . Report, which; was-very velominoev. 'l4 stitad soSseresVi tititances es proofs of the essential benefits Cenfifted' by the Institution, and also the seraglios* bywhich it Is governed. . • .tit:. Mr. /have, in a most eloquent speech, eulogised the benefits arising from the Institution. t . Mr. Rol3lllll' MAUGHAII, in moving that this Re port be received, observvd, that the Institutfon Wail of a nature calculated to excite the enthusiast of every well-regulated mind, and to cheer with. gladness' every good man's heart. Humanity as well as po licy dictated its support ; for coel4l any thing be bit • tlifibt a morel sense, than to pres e r ve Item the already. toe heavily hardened parochial fee& these whri had known better days. This Institution Would cherish and uphold the laedable . pride of independence and. security, 014 which it was desirable totneelcate, of being sate from the degradatlou, of being parochial "INI the Cialtibliqliyi is IMO tHaiiPlitibiolha 4 Li"' titilitildelesi Itta"liilt i tsb ato m t e a int. thank the • Plend di s: " titi ft e 11Pglitit i : g o: e .:t d irlli I . lin t atilty, AIWA-- , qttM: 2 mAekleptillty...=;'(pippleutib.),-ile.cdatimott "--- .. it • ~,,_...,...„ be tectiind. , r ~.1,116, .. Ps ussikort, iit soesodittp this tuition; tr_ 49l l o l lo :** ,e 1 •4• 0 ' 11 pawky* eb Ilie tell. of meso beslthldent lostitattion, in& en she 40tbicste ten. ` .dified ad poly by its findergr. llerTi. He Keyed teat the Steeling *foil • rewlet this a 00- , titles day for tbt InOtosiOn, by, e n ot• ii igt t e e reas ed :101001 . Atria kbrant m*loloo6ll. ... _The esedon psi oiai usoblatisesly tettleth ;,; 4 11if itot Mo. Willi •t We Hi' itrispbee 'a vote of 'Thanks 1411iis kook , liintrooss Ilse "Doke at }Loot, lir c re/I'lin-ottbe-loetititioo. Tlit fitebelite tit his eyetAtltness, ibtegretted, laspntell Mena Optiti :hfas en eetioln points la *herb ht Shoed bite wished -to indulge his reollogs. But the greit eldelft if the Institufints % ‘Lath bad inioted fat Its fviewls the support cf kis Royal Illghoess, wilt • tk#'in , in which it oss impossible 'he eauM be silent, let! ; et ono to *WO shore was anthill No toad ply could ' * odecleintkillsiefo: Slioetti misfoetene neeef in OA 111gbet resit*, rehnints et cftlealites 'gi- , erdily stf !forded an-nsylent Ve'llso toffert4 i bet kihere entld these thrown frnist'the'mldtllo dosses 4 .4 sheitei ? Wei, they to be &Hee to the pdnr.houSef Gold esiy persorr in that: eiwei.led Nl.etisog hold ep It hi..tl for sending Into 110.; 'tt noel...ion of i . heh 11l place Ihe widoo nr daughter J f wineici• ant, At .4 ellbelt) will, A phyvitivn, or an ...fiktif lotto hod ..i.0.a.ge.1 his dory 'lO his reset - ? .He *as I ..;, .la nn hand *quid I.^ hsld i p •... ,fleh a pert-se. Ile I oveluded by rrnosp.bitiog tree Meoio 4 oft ft'w preinetoof t•AritOyaltlighiler. .ii. Duke.tgd Dee ..f.-,s ofAtOnt, and ow haling .4nch illiturious to-n; evatio , l in $0 1 14141 netiohnit a eaueei . . Mr. Army seconded 114 C oi tion ottitaiifiz. in The ,Duke at Kent, sad in . en Nioqiivu , .;'t." " the feetiop of the Maeiin Oula.:4eo on the po wpr. krill claire which !hi, litstlissimi hid upco . .iltP Pot)- ! lie attention and support. He apptierl to P.i , .lier,e! I.Mr. Millie's beautiful eologlum oft it e Ishour4 of the philanthropic Howard, itml entrestait Mitt ii Kn. ciety fowled like this, for tbe support bf ;sn'tittrlii. site a system of benevolence, shoild cicala, thilf slip port Is hich it &stetted - horn an enltiliftoed PeniAri. —( Applause.) The motion was caviled enarlimoisli: .....:. k Mr. TA o RNilllJ, then rose io- propAell . INC - Thant! If 14. Nleeting tolleir• Royal' Higitukses, the pike apd Duchess of Ketft. These Iltustti.•w! retstikiliCtri; he said. had ,aptead . tho Bright eSatorte-oLohadtlinif their alikence over )11411p0Or..ili .101q:doilijel• Sib' had aeppot telt kite neressityootittlievieg tkisso ; :abotte minh , were ultiultiesl o , ad, orhUso iswieelpies Mere unperrerted, Tlie Wittily %Idol.* 4 6 $0'Iltielli it shoe* be remembered, woo net airlines se iii timer ent to 'meritorious conduct' bat is a reward Oar:past words. and Alitio., and As sr. ehotainjg soladle for. Hs 1 4.4*- 1 41%. 0 .04.atti0n r4flailbeliil4? 41 iditif eft ' Paruftetf' kitibttletl.eit it . tgesit rids and d atio le - retire ... Art olliston, 14 .b!ost *et to 4•41 lociolhAtbisir Is ri Lov i cipos fossoftesstidol Poky. 4dirCbasinfle-4 no ri l e eestiesin4p t iete-40 4hens as Vie Misty Patroness of. ajleirinoiltetioo r ofitlmis the *Apia itaasple •of the , pratfie,o of .every 4i nee i hat '61•141 do' Mentor •ti .Iw : se& pr...absal taste* ettlate talk. She mat indeed 'he pride of her sagest *tinily, the twist of bur cosintry,. and . the4lnry of her seit..- ( Lois, and continued appliasi.).rit nal truly grad. lying to ihe Instisation to have procured so worthy is lumnfilmii ft* sullilikleitned Leidy In the sister of the 11`vilidb iiik few Monog r by Mr conduct to ahlirananstry, se wietity'of Wag the husteliadof * 'lstimesisste of le eratii Weetb.—(Great applause.) This motion was seconded and carried by *edam'. lion. - . ..I..iiit Royal Highness the Duke of Eyre returned thanks for himself sod the Duchess,.and repeated his satiety that the Meeting would give a practic4l proof in their subscriptions this day. of the interest they felt in the prosperity of the Notional Benevolent lb. *Motion. • The Royal party then withdrew amid loud sp. *loose. • Sir W. De CKESPIGNT afterwards took the Cbalr, fir the purpose - of disposing of some business of form. Mr. BARNWELL, in on eloquent speech, proposed the Thank. alba Meeting to the Committees of the Instilusloo. .• . The motion was unanimously carried. The cowpony then separated. We were s lid to obsess* that a considerable sabscription was made in the room. • ' ..•, ._ _ ..: . . . Friday a kricklayerialaboam fell field the roof .f . a house is Sutton.striet, St..GeofgO's ID the Fast. , 10' ilia 4u be aoloontered Ms. Kirby, his employer. ,tats' ril ataodieg op a pert of Ike eeelftdslins, frogs 4 ' 7 00. 0t . ,.. , : .,Isa wee knocked off, ,and km . insp. eontiapeo . , , The map s istbaSes basing 'kis full the . , 'ter esi l 'OligOtid op I heap of sonar, so that be is,. eiViid a. Toiitio leigski, .- • .. • . ' Tit' id • ;44 0 11 ia' ... ti NI Short* 4.. 1 " "7.!' .. .01P, •,!, vs V v.n,,.e., , Of zgoeiptisa Ise relocate'. home frogs kiwis', !o i ls: fie:mre' itonfltdoo, tie isories .ef tbe,•44ll,E ts :rf oblelklie*irille °lolls irtyripryd.klii,sabiele, srbich *as detietti,... mar. rows. i sitkeerioesty spioreil - tbrOis, re is ilespatreirol.: e ... , : . . ,„ .., • .—. .. '' .', tiits.'—:.Pest, ill..niver, ..-,...fit4 1 . iiNgi4 4 ,,itri,, comilipieinfat ir.caotnecLeongidetabie' l titin,,v4; . .bistl_ . bioke, out, in the- beep* of /1 1 .f4f409Yitinl . Parkirorreet, Drurplane.t •ft OastdAitpn'ed,V , a t pot ee iernijh Oeiklog eireti, ! Iftelilitteli nf:lthb• .caught 'the window•certains, end set iaiiiielle in a blaze; bat from the speedy4irtitift.o the engirb i . 64i ce and_prontpt assiVenct , being rendered. it:Nras 'esti . ..„ *afflict witbiat (rx . iftious injury bein'Oegiifir. , i . The shop . of. Mr4freffsedi of rowyrrifari# • as. berwell, was. enteo4,4ol4llsh middle. qr , & Mb d k r.ol, VVednelday. by. a felln Ir y under . preleice ' teLliflg. 'ntitvhes end shoe-strings, and Mn.r Wregtord bob* 'Op stiffs, and no one being left in the shop, he teak the opportunity of carryieg away the till ; he yea seen by a itelibboar, who followed and secured kler. , • : : . 1 • Li‘ s . ~....„ ... • k• . • -toes' .• . 1.. , 1 h • EAlidL INTRLLIGKNCE. tilfo ' . • .• , leNto'-bmirs, DEAL, Attu. 28.-i—Artived and sailed for tha 4 1 4 0 l)lo the Cornwallis, Huntley, from the Cape of 'altiv. he N a pe, in 70 days; 13oteey, Evans, from Duhth gnty, up on oral, Livingston, from Grenada ; kr, !Vim coquet of Lhbon ; sod Apollo, Tarbstt s from Bombay; of the Go. ' France. and St. Helena, La eight weeks; for Soy ereign. Came down from the Riser yesterday, their' er serve the pinder, for Antigua ; te.day, Lord Wet ittztercu, Parkin, for Buenos Ayres and Calcutta; he order o f main in the Downs with several more outwart ist them off as before. le—theegh Ponvvwouvrt, AUG. 28.—Arrived the Pro( - . 1- me.. from Loudon for Gent), ; sod Albin , . , I .. • • ',...: ..-‘ C .... . I,f_ ~. "111P44"..-'.;MW "6.44IIWIIIIMPRIPIPOWI6IIOIOtetI • pitcsvaar trY 4 t ; • -.- ~..... d ;,*. _ .... _- __ • 40.48iitii ...-, _ • NNT INSTOOtiOlfp*.i,l" l4l : . i t. *°., l o 5,... ite . ilifideOPllith 1101 RRBuoys. lid, —:i cod ibectiNtrAtilk Ili . vo. Cmoliaets et 4k Waled . heeit. • 1t4114(0.5t ite#Oeisets..lo &Otte fa hid le friends 01 thithide4 i l i t_l: 6l 7 4ll tb° , o ll 44‘ eAPVI , el gocktl• ISM Kipp teatimes'''. Est eV', ail .01Plit'Ici:14;.!Ipwird Ala Atli impie.ii ... .. ...:. ~ • .. • ± ibil! . Vrsist '!1 - tivrji.okiiiincltsyli benefit . 'lipid _ . - . . . _ ma ... , a. . , -• Is y ib the in. The Dynasty LI without ob. rated the aew lion sad as. e: ,but thaw Dpie of Eng. ; hop ctn. hen they _had Itt bit broths , The principle reach ere deo POLSOW to s right in the brhlseself: me wholly es. :onsecrated by r victory, slid he fourth dy. mimed to the dyniusty Wl' tetereili6"-- eatooing, and I be err es.on. aveseigaty was choke of his Air classes that din sts never absolute; ways necessary fur sting of new taxes. t authority of the ,ions by the Court, Parliaments were 41. convoked its urned to the exer nitithent Assembly warsanctioned by .pled and swore to ded the King; the se Primary Amid powers, declared a Republic. "The lunged to theßoyal ce foreign armies. Pi lois z ; Austrian sy of the Prise's. to subjugate the In them. 'I he whole conquered. Attes t the second Cssali t bad been, AU do , • lays. that a tsar ?en -Gotterntitent .ct of the 'nor It wag distinctly scussion of the t thaaboveinas facilitate the tli• 0. ratite:WWll' tit now titling tie s pay inni tlU Et` e Ftieds; ty declined from to: this' chino, Mies for tite digit trolley, Corridor Ili. rapidly jib' 11, and that most or disconnewete issued yesterday ut as the PAINCE ati4 Visited kis ime yesterday at tendance an bee, .STY i t , pkia sd by . tbeititße the command of mouth. he 7th inst. says. lye' here, of the e 'freely of Co' g.. sr and Sweden • ited the Duke of rl tea-tray, with a of matchless vases ie. Ited a pension of s. to the children with M. COAVgA the gillgrki4 beiotoll