The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-28 00:00:00

T. rat Rioor HON. rut RAns. or DERBY, LORD LIEUTENANT AND CUSTOS IIOTLLOILSI OF TUT COMITY OF LAPICASTEO. " MT 1.01tD.•1 address you as his Majesty', Lieutenant and the Casters of this County, not in the behalf of any party of men, or any set of ph. tical opinions, bet in the behalf of the Laws and Constitution of toy country. I was an eye-alines, of occerrences at Manchester. on Monday last, on peralielvd in the innate of England ; pregame's which will I the attention of the troth', and 'thief+ it is the duty of every Englishman to bring to legal intemigation. " To you, my Lord, at I conservator of the public peace, I appeal for the protection of the sights of the subject, by year personal and of cial interference, in bringing to justice all those who hose 'Waled the law, whether they be persons of high or low rank, in authority or in subjection.— Ur, I am perfectly confirmed. that the result of this important business will decide at once the fact of—.the liberty or slavery of the British People. " The Public Meeting appointed for Monday, the 911 but , when it was proposed to elect a Repreetn• Wive for Manchester, was early denounced by 14 Slagistrama, who gave notice that they would pet it down; end to the satieraetise of all parties the no tice foe its tab , ' place was coentermended. A Meeting was then convened for Monday last, mere. ly for she purpose of considering the most legal means of obtaining a Reform of the Iluose of Com mons. To this Meeting, summoned in the usual way, so legal objection appeared. It is tree, that threats sad rumours of interference prevailed am .rgst bested partisans in Munchen er ; het on Sa • day last, It was fully ooderatood upon 'Change, that the Magistrates had resolved not to disturb the Meeting, valets some breach of the peace occurred. It was thee said, by mew of all rtflirf, then, the Meeting will go ai quietly.' On that day. toil on Sunday, is sal currently reported that lett.ef Lad been rereired from Lord Sitimoulli and the I) ke of Toil, ordering the entire qeirscence of the tnilita y, salmis popular violence should he rosnifested. This ',pert was Deter contradicted by any circumstance. On Monday_mornieig a placard was issued by the Boroeghreeve end Constables, recommending persons to remain in their houses during the day; bat still nothing appeared to indicate the ioteution of Mort. log In vi..tent measures. " The kleming assembled in the most peaceable manner; the usual compliment to our Monarch was performed by the bands playing ' God sere the King,' the People uncovered ; the Chairman of the day it length arrived, and was beginning to eddies, his countrymen when the Volunteer Cavalry of the town, many of whom but a few days trefere had made most violent declarations. rushed upon the People, cutting rot and left, taking forcible possession of hr. con• (lectors of the Meeting, and then proceeding by direct Charges upon the multitude to force them from the vetted. I saw numbers of men and seisms cot down on every elite of me• ' and seen a few who stood against the farthest wa ll of the area, as spools. tore, were sabred without distinction of sea or cir cumstance. "The reasons epos ebieb Met? proceedings were adopted, bare sever been avowed, nor con the) be Imagined. Was the Meeting convened inept ? No one pretends It. Was It tumultuous? Ati evidence denies it. Did it design violence? It was so corn. ;steely unarmed, as not to withstand a few swordsmen, soil the experience of all former Meetings gives the lie to the supposition. Did any env pr•siou.l) depose that No know rriatrudeil mischief? Ile most have l e arnt i; from some. ind , vidoal circumstances, and he ass * traitor if he did not apprehend the criminal. Was the language used by the speakers seditious? It was to urge silence and good order ; politics bad not even beets lotrodoced. Was the carrying of thecap of liberty treasonable? Then is the man a traitor lobo bears this popular emblem before the King, on his coronation ; sod so was the coiner of the copper coin of the last century. Were any of the banners sod inscriptions seditious? They might have been seized, or their car rier* prosecuted. Was the imbibition of caps of liberty sod 'ascriptions a matter of bad taste, which I think It was, because it offended the prejudices of political opponents ? Sorely the people must not betel down for bad taste. Was the attendance of women bad taste? Still, the sword is not the proper cosree. lion of it. Were warrants to be versed en the speakers for some particular reason? This could hate bees done during the procession, or even Do the ground, without amending scores of onresists log people offer the prisoners were secured. Hod the Riot Act been read, end the Civil Power found insufficient to quell the riot ? There was no riot Was it read, as stated, 10011 after twelve o'clock ? The hour would then bare expired before the great procession strived ; and the crood them preheat might twice been dispersed with comparative ease.— Was it read at all? Numbers of persons who stood in every different part of the !feeling are ready to swear they never beard any to 'llion of it. And if it was read, there having been no tint, was the Meet. log to be dispersed ? And if it was to be dispersed, was the killing sod wounding of unresisting people ioniser, ? " The above, my Lord, are questions which are soar running like elect, icily through all oho frame of society, and it will become your Lordship's high cha racter awl office Wining to the test of the law. the con duct of the rooms and actors of thew measorahle deeds, la order that acquittal or punishment may take place accordingly. The great question most be now deters mined, shether or not Englishmen may be cot down far meeting to discuss their rights and opinions, and whether we are in future to recognise nut country as as England or an Algiers.—l have the honour to be, my lord, your obedient servant, " Litelp).4, Aut. 18, 1 81 9. " JOHN SMITH." VAUXHALL CIANDENS.—The Gardens rinsed for lb, IffyOlt yesterday evening, when the folk•ing Aditress was delivered by Mr. Willi:— " 1.1111110 41‘13 r. LLLL As II..• rvenifig do". Isle Ilrathey w nt. 01 these linrdem for the mra.na, 1 11111 Citertert by lie Prop trtor to espress lii. grate/al Minks for lye rttreolose pre Auer sh •oulh.in t sod In N.rre yall. 1411 .111 long to the. are hie looreti*, et will be his wed. to have ihmt so .owirrird or to construe Hire to that Ingle cstiosaties which )0411f kind Ohd.• they postem. to ilte more .4 impel( owl the other Performer*, we beg "se to aeltoowleege the hithstgamer roe hare Sholill to on 1.1. Mgt. to amuse yes, and trash!), for the worm, we take tar ItafT." TIEE STATESMAN To ras EDITOR or ras STRIESMAN. SIR,—In consequence of the late proceedings in Manchester. the agents of corruption are busily em ployed in various ports of the kingdom, arid are straining every nerse to counteract the measures for obtaining I RADICAL. REFORM, through the mean, of common Spies and Wormer-sr. A fellow has lately left this town for Manchester to fill that I. yal mad highly respectable office the animal answer* to the name of W --T, and is often° t•kulkiii about the Pa. 'llion. Ile is about five feet nisi, or ten inches in height, walks remarkably epriaht, has light brown hair, sod pale completion ; his face marked with the small pox, has rather an impediment in his speech, and in general wears spectacles; he dresses chiefly in a blue coat, with yellow buttons, end frequently a white waistcoat, with troilism or pantaloot.p. Ile has Heed in Brighton • few years, and has been em ployed to collect information for some of the Lon. don Newspapers. As we ere onacqoaitited with say person in Manchester to whom we could communicate this intelligence, we have taken the liberty to address OS on th• subject, hoping, through the metle= of your valuable Paper (if you ran insert it with safety), which is so universally read in lb se parts, that the inhabitants of Manchester may be made ac. (pointed with the circentstance; we therefore leave ' it, Sir, entirely to your discretion to warn yogi Readers, not doubting but you will make a proper I use of this intelligence for the sake of the glorious cause of Freedom and Reform —We remain, Sir, your obedient servants, Friends to Reform, A. G —R. M. etc Maitre Parade, Brighl , sn. Aug. 27, 1819. • As farad- s she and floe pts.sposiir of nor 101 l be ! loved, hal OW. ;owl so g bnppl r.sonsr,, we lbauk it sighs 1...1.11.1 oilier horn& of the datum., of falling ital. out b bawdy, aid we r oe yew a dew rips 03 " Raorkester, Aimee& " I•spotted ere this to have sent yew an aceetrot either of the liberation or committal of Mr. Boot; but both he end his companions still remain is ranee vile.' A report that be would be discharged yesterday, caused a crowd to osee•gle near the New Briley. They were at length driven off from its imme, licinity at the point of the bayonet; bet con Steed to throng some of the adjoining sill e late hour. Indeed the employment of soldi bat too common on every occasion ; a small q , of gunpowder having exploded in a gunsmith' in Market-street last night, a party of them a moment stationed on the premiss. Tke and fear of oar high party of Alarmists is au to such a trembling pitch, that the creeping of almost throws them isto hysterics; and it is this noise was at first taken for the C6IIIIIIPACtMet. en attack by the Reformers, sad th.t the consterne lion in the Etching, almost Nestled that car the famous report of the advance of the pikemen 1." MANCIIIISTRR, Ara, to. KAIILISII Opt. 1141.11( Uri. The town it still quiet, in spite of the late ironclad The Tailors, or a Tragedy for sari Wit:Arr., lathe local authorities. we hate had snesally treat was performed last night at ilia Theatre. Oi•r importstions of publications from London, and yet fload oig k now wpfli y eoer ati. the wefts Of ifs plot the marker has not been glutted. They were cold and dialogue ; although FQOTr. the Modern Asia. off in the aurae of a day, and happy was the R•• YOPIIA Irw as called, the slither, of ti e Henfc former from the country. who afield catch one Me- and Pangs. its origin. has been el-ad so moo, y -it.. data or Dwarf at the (wrote of two. pence or far- ' A sensible (fiend protons etioah teem ked on he pence, and • day'a journey. y ost• day. Me.Wree's sopa/fat impropriety of coiner: g so largo anti re shop was .gain betel with agoras anxious esperte 'lovable a body of men by 'Lei. a mein and coo. ants of a new pabliatimr ; entitled the Peterloo: tearptiour ethihition of their seppoted rorrituct Massacre. It was announced for every boor of the i end manners. Tn. wit of the piece is rerlai.l7 day, by reenter bulletins of its progress. Don Juan •of a most abject kid, being 'airily a current was not advertised more mysteriously, or rapected of parodies on the iiifirted passivist of the olal more evert ly. plays. the Comers' substance of which is formed We hi.• not yet heard the derillan of Government l out of the slang and techisicalities of the clothier'. ✓egarding the Mate Prisoners. The Deputation, as I i profeasion. It took very well • few yetis ago. be. mentioned yesterday. arrived on Tenthly night. A fore burlesque became so pre& iniitaitt on nee stages. great number of the klagiatratea of CI. shire and Lon- I arid when there was nn imitation. that is personal tensile, connected with 'this distric', arnmehled yes. I mimicry, used, twist by M ATti tire ; lof this clams tetchy in casequence. No politic business, ws• done of actorchas become too numerous of late. and as in the Neite [Lila, owing. it is supposed, to the they have a spry limited range of effect, diet have reeling nature of their t nate moratoria+. which realised the Rev. Mi. MALutittell videos, end over. detained thi•se who nasally occupy the Bench. In peopkd the means which the corioniy of olio addition to the receipt of the Goveroment answer, and was oat to tarnish them. Hence it was c iefly. probably some eucciaations regarding the Priann• that the performance of last night was r•sr.,...dk eils thea entered Mtn an iiisessigation concerning rather flatly, and concluded wish mingled demon (he training going on in the neighbourhood, and re. stratums of f nJ oppositino. There might ceived deposisin-s on the subject. The three or four base been something of the sentiment which we persons an roughly handled lately by the men whom first recorded; end it is not unlikely that the they said they found employed in military training, rapid is cress •of refinement which is otsviotola takkg were esamined. 1.. consequence very probably of effect upon the manners of all the sander classes h• ft that's and similar Mr. Beeped was considerable effect in prodocing the distaste chick bri sight him Middleton this morning by a detach• was manifested to the spi.it and repesition of the gnat of the Maws, and lodged its the New Belles, piece. The acting Inn, no doubt, had its share ie on a charge of being the principal agent in organis- ;portent,* this effect. When it was plaSed before. log and directing; these training parties. G sent it comprised in the preferment . , as treat a h• at of haii. according to a ingot among the Ministerial Pao- comic talent es could be drawn together in nee pie here, approved of all the proceedings of the Magi- house; of all these Mis• KELLY aline remains; itier strafes, Yeomanry, and : of course, the con. other parts, though respectably orcupied, evinced teary andel not be stated by them or their friends the loss of hammier's§ pungency which the Ti.rai re, To-morrow nr &dards, a ill deride the •*tent of as well e s ibi s pa r ticular piece, has sustained.— their legal k ono ledge in detaining the Stew Prot/nets Mr. flow( ic vernier! LOVEGROVE ; if Is but ender the charge of High Treason. Today the justice to the latter to tittle that los performance Bench of Magistrates at the N ow Bailey have been was more disciiteitotive and 'dressiest; as it hell es employed in hearing appeals ads/not the liability of broader colouring, with a finer thirst . ° acuro Mr. bowiehold.os to keep watch. and ward. The Act i• PLAINS:I Was mote effectit• thepotacca'hui .t r olly e..foreell fie householder is esempted, artless and was altogether mote successful. Tan sung was on sufficient grounds of inability to serve or find a luridly encored Miss STEel.Plio:l (ell very far short substitute. of the ea.representative of her character, NI is.Ctuasn. Mr. Hay, the Magistrate, who composed one of Miss S. prenoentes too rapidly ever to yield esificii.nt the &potation to London. has India, left Manchester darnel's in the dialogue Mr CIIATTIRLEY sup. for his residence tsar Wakefield, but is ',peeled ported his part beyond espectation ; of him we may back to.morrow or Saturday morning. sly, as we said of Mrs. Cu VITEBLEY not loo s ; ago, [reran ANOTIRR CoilllttaruiaDENTi] that by some accident he is kept in the shade, wh " i hod the estrerne tniifi. anion this morning to his performairces prose that he might be trailed with WIPP! Sir Charles Wolsely here. We Conversed for more important 'maltreat, and with titivated Oita. half an hoer together; he expressed a wish to erect tate to the house. The leading novelty was Mr. a monument over the remains of awe of the motorist. Recta.' peiforinance of the part played by Oz. nate victims of Wools, se'nnight ; he arrived here BERRY; he will mese us for sayitrg that be misassd Isle last night. We have a Humber of curious upoiba the effect of this staunch and radical humans.. We and pamphlet. flying here. Mr. Huta. it is COO& ere aware that Mr. acute ;waded to sobalitete the dewily led, will be set at large tramorrow ; it mimicry of the ltagediaos for Otstaftw's m ck he. is also asserted, that he intends bringing the matter erica, or imitation of tragedy itself. This tiff rt was before a J.ry. lie has considerably mere (triads nut judicious ; it rakes a mere ingenious actor foe here Dow than before." burlesque than imitation, and the elm mast always [room VIE NEW 115101 correspond with the cause. Betides, Mr. Ruses Mr. S. Bamford, who has pohlished several poems did out effect his own purpose; very few amine. under the title of Tke Wearer Boy, was apprehended Worded his moaning while be was emptied in imitati.rn at one o'clock this morning, at his house at Middle. of Mr. litgunG; be dwelt solely oven be defect of ton, about xis miles from Manchester. Mr. Nadirs Mr. You're's euanciation, the only defect in his per. '" 1 him, and conveyed him to the New Baileys romance, sod one for which he is not answerable—hie guarded by a detachment of the 15th Hornets. lie hap. Nee the Publicgenerally know noshing of that wag brooiht op for examination ts.lay, before /MeV lisp; Mr. Yours hides it by a pones ful and mein. Norris. firs is a tall, stout man, about 'l7, drested cal elocutien; if Mr. REEVES would imitate him, los in a velveteen coat, end with a coloured cotton had- must study the graces which alone titedumiissie in the kerchief, and has an appearance quite the reverse of original. Wecannot esempt Mr. AMIOLD Crain hearing that of a poetic genies one other remark which was current, on the singular Mr. Nano mid to the Printer.-1 1 se charge against v° s it arnnegemout of a house, licensed for theenrostagewient eta vets serials" swore. You wen be examined with the , ggo„, whoe "mugged for se mi ", no g be deterred and patronage of English music, its authors and per. ad: Co a. formers ; whereas there has not been a single score Mr. Bamford.— Who teas ecemed me! added to the musical littler, daring the whole season Sir. Noma —That yea shall hear in doe time. Mr Basstord —Thi.storaing Mr. Rados seised a number of which will ever be sled again; there have beet; paper' se my knew, old New slivers, Sherria's Register, Block very few revivals of standard Opera, and daring the Dwarf. and Cnbactes Register. There might be some loose „H o w e ,. b ut of oo ame , p , sike . I curb to homy who hog last its weeks there has been no performancedecided. them? ly operatic. All this is objectionable, both on the Mr. boas".—Tbe emulsible is answerable for them. amd a grounds of after profit and permanent utility. The ?Z i lt y r i e . e r etai n Zed s ih o n l , a h fter c ef or a me t. ioaa nature, it will pro. winter houses mast always 4ei in • better condition to Mr. Jobe cottereli was Oared at she bar. perform comedy and farce ; competition is therefore hopeless in those cases. Now the object of gisiog Murray, t;ilble. ald rB l:ool "n be hi r r' en ua ns i t ed ahle tilmi to t the "ram ie, kite Paa alow, ica or a tb l e c S rnss im: day marniag. whew Shawerim and Murray were so 'Weedy effect, character, and impeosement to the n itional amoeba by the Reformer. at drill.; that the Prisoner was man i c is Dot only rational end laudable, but it is as. tiredly pra cticable, . as we have laboured to prove drilling g r t ptC 4 o in f mrbeit stre M rf oo n , u ors ad s of i Tw i r l s If a (riltl S ie lla . W i r ie llin tiea w rd el" Pr m : sorer.-,.. lhars Maarro." Pri met then took op a large before ; is also profitable, as we are sure that s eery stick, awl ran ever Is the arid to where Murray sea. Memo step taken would hums' the interest and curiosity bark wits and said, tt I have marked age of she irmvalt with a bole; I art wary I did sot makes bole to Imo hem ea. of the Public, and it is well known that to excite Morro routed, he was positive he had woo the Prisoner that effectsally is, iu theatrical affairs, to insist* sue. drabs., a squad, but could eat so whether be ens owe that en ,. struck him. IM Prianner stated. he trns a weaver residing la Boardman. 4+ + All Ibis, we hype and host, the tbriager aid Per. .qii te ; cm. haniprly in the Cumberland loodia.—(•rics Mi. Gow er. etil cilie a. it 1. let to wound the int.rr.t lit • waist Maseoester im Inl2,whem the lad iste mobs were ion the Ge.iro at' riiher, twit in the view of al. ne Improsiog the Mow) ch a racter and AillafilosO, of the T teaser. 51 r love eic.t Ile was remounted emit Friday, ahem Shawcreu will he claim, apes ma ntlent.thi rind romans on live sohject let pilitivit I Ilestaglit forward*. brat we soak& wet word ...k the ditto:me n Der ...race. ilhattly ofternarels. Mr. Pearson, of Loneloollippessog is N hatever we say of the limier AA he in .he some spira (per. Cetera Ile had n white Mo. Ile gave a sum to Mr. Mile", baps siiidrr) of Wiens, not forgetting that we boar the Lion's dal Illegivrases• Cl., k. alias, run teemed iii nor r *la .a the Nage. sad whose strut' Mr. Mils* said, Mr. Pearson hut applied to see Mr. Boat. smut shall not test mble that which the use eta bei lately smut Mr. boars stated, that the Cumeniiiee of .he Magistrates with is the field. boil whored this an nee should ore Ms at prewol. Mr. Pearose um putting some narsti..as; sad Mr. Nana replied. •• Von Myr psi your aosser.” Mr. Prarkun.—•• ilas star Lansmittee ordered yea "koala give on answer Mr. *sonata tomde no reply, and Mr. Pianos left the Court, *not& Iwo NOM do as you chase." NAVAL IfiTELLIGhIVGIC. DIAL, AUL 47.—AiriveJ and sailed for the Myer, the Thalia, Herbert. from C•leella ; end C.i. teflon, Autry. from New Yoilt.—Sailed the Th.m•., Harison, fur 114emboreh —Comedown from lb. River end sailed, the Loyal Briton, Rose, fur St..l4hu's, New Bronswick. . _ Poirrsmoutut, Ava. 47.—Artivet1 the Renick, Smith from Femme; sailed the 18th —ans., I" con pen, with the Meas.—Coate into hstbare the 114)11 t 1 , 1/ I.l.niv• bet they Genre. yacht, to he laid sp. Meets MI FALMOUTH, At G 2.5 —Arrived Ow Doke a gdip ta is Mailboroegh pub.', with a Mail, from Lialsqn, in It quant ity de),; Susannah, Motile. from Lipbon and G4.ollllSail4 ; I h's shop and his Mi r st y 's ship Lfre. from a croise.—ed 3 were i n the Sessunah, M erle, le' Dreier. 4 4 p ansiety --------- resod up On Wednesday left the Noma REGENT dined 1a moose pith the Earl of Atlas's, at his sat, li essor.tocks, : .47 5 said that In his mute frogs Cowes in town. 4 ' " mit of Wednesday m ornin g , JAMBS TOCSIN, • ,ender of materna . political poldicalions et Esther, was cansmilterl .0 i ot i . :sled b y •skfiSaNterowrdPayrislaanstt.hceoren.tralsneigiLinaletiterutis I ll ei t te l : e :o is th lfr o s, ;T., i i proceedings at Manchester. ; . i' . l f; . : A V . I.' ..' J • 1 ILIDICiIL KEfUItMERS. The 1 iverpool Courier Giros thr following account of the Liverpool Refugia Nleetine : " On Sward/ lass, a Ili quisision, signed by Onto 50 prrtrott, to call a bleeting in (event of Re form. Irv; presented to the :11.tynr by Col Willi•nos and Mr. Ocoee!' Wood, to *hum a Bost derided negettive w•s vsry promptly given by our hiuhly.rr eptctrd C:.ief Magistrate. In ennsegaence of this diva ppoinsmoo, an ad vet tivement appeared in Wales's Al trisles's Pope., calling a Meeting of the Regeisi• ilonists and othrts, ftirotlly so the measure, at the Cede Inn, in Lord -street, at 14 o'cli et. The fol lowing iv a cn:.y of in. advertisement : 1.1 1:1:1'001. PU RUC M EF.TING. 44 s The ''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ar. ceding t o tho Requisition presented to him on Soar. de), for calling • Public Heating, it becomes sme ltery to assemble to take his sweet' into considers. Lion, and determine upon elirrier proceedings. l'bose Gentlemen oho signer, the Regsisitioo, and say others favourable to a Public Meeting, fur the objects stated in the 11.yrri.ition, are hereby in vited to en.et ibis present Monday, precisely ■t 12 o'clock at noon, at the Long-room of the Castle Inn, Lordstreet '" '• Oar Rop ester having been refused admission to I the Meeting, on the ground that it we. not a public one, we • tinned present oat Riders with a detailed account of the pre.ceidings We learn, however, from a friend, that about b 0 or 60 persons assembled, amongst whom were Messrs. 0. Wood. Willis Eirle, Dr Crompton, E. Smith, Rushton, Marlin, Brice, I &c. Col. Williams was smut present. Mr. 0. Wood was called in the Chair, and stated to the compvis), that he and Cot. Williams had called span the his, sr with a Requisition respectably signed; in answer to which his W. , r4hilt seplietl, • I .111 not call a 111mmsm1- ilia: laying a stress open the worth. ' / will nut '— Coss which Col. Williams said, Mr.Mayororrhat yen say, and •he decided tone of voice in which you sneak, prevent me saying any thing !Gabor than wishing you a pod morning.' It remained, therefore, wish tiospre sent esiersibloge to consider tkeespedienci of calling to gether the advocates of Reform without the unction of the Constituted Authorities. A difference of opi. Il i o n lu t i ng arisen on ;his point, a debate ensued, in olio coarse of which the water& was supported by Messrs. E. Smith. T. Smith, Rushton, &c., and .p. posed by Mr. Willis Esrl, Mr. Martin, end Dr. Crompton (the latter of whom took °cession to re. mark en the engwarded warmth of one of the edlo. cafes for the Meeting), end was finally carried, end flied for Monday nest, at 12 o'clock, in Clayton• square. Some desultory too ion then ensued, in which a subscription for the persons now in con finement at Manchester was bilked of, but no Ro•o: lotions entered into, end the Meeting quietly broke up, having first ',solved that Col. Williams end the it... Mr. Shepherd should he requested to take the Chair et the Meeting on Monday. COURT AT CARLToe-tioC‘E.—Yeulttrasy, his 'tora Highness the Points Ream received his Royal Higher'', the Duke of Yona, the Prince Errtau•sr, the Itasaian Ambessador, the Hano verian Minister, the First Lord of the Treasury, and the Secretaries of State for the Home and Foreign Departments. The Count CAPO D'ISTRIA, the Se cretary of State for Foreign AU+i►s to the Emneror of !Wittig, IM introduced to the Pamir, arcitaT by Count Lavas and Viscount CASTLRREAoII. I . 1 he Coont oat admitted to the Lamm of a closet audience of hi. Royal Highness, and racioesly re reiverl. The PRtNCI Rarleirre (eve audiences to Priori E-VERIIAZT, the Esti of LIVERPOOL, Viscount SHO motive, and Viscount CA•TLEaEAOII. Last night, shoat half past eight, a Are was discovered in the lower part of the premise. of Mr. Shea, auctionee►, No. 4S, Red I.ion•street, 11 , r1born, lance d to hate been occasioned by some artit'ent among the wark.penple; the Are happening in the lower part of the lin.rme, arid just under the stairs, caused the g •itest alarm and confusion among the fan ly, come of whom with the [realest difficulty were saved from the devouring Ames : the Are raged with great fere for near two hours, when, through the tuition of the firemen with their engines, which were very numerous, it was happily got ander with out doing any further mischief thin entirely destroy. log Mr. Sties's house and premises, arid greatly di caging the hark parts of adjoining premises on each side, particularly Mr. Hordich's Tuabtalge.wate ma. aafactory. r