The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-29 00:00:00

To fig gpiTOR •r rex STATESMAN. Sint —Ace the doctrine of legitimate resls'ance In ty .themt vary r anny, le soy sha p e .e fere, ernoot be dis p uted, the tenure es which even the G cg ons tele this realm at present, by the glorious „ r e g in of the STUART race, end the ezelesion Ar k „ w est heirs, the Bouisons. 110111 1 bet fools it knelt.. rut reasonably rail at the British Nation re lieving how to avenge her wrongs upon both fes. f eign sod domestic dupers, whether of the Moo patc hi e st or Arivtneraste including the whole enrrtipt spewn of the Oligarchic Boroogh.sonngers ; who, like locosis, have blasted the land of Liberty, and Aiv► already converted it to a huge hive of Mery log slates, without [newel or physical strength ealogh left to drive every drone headlong to pore anion. Seth being the true State of the People, they should rani on Fox's view of their ease, as an alter. native tether of prudence than right, and they shoeld eaccumb to the logic of bells and bayonets a little looter, silk derent resignation to the grace of God, sod the divine will of those almighty masters, in the b en d, o r the Bunk. Church. %Isle, CASTLItiI, OLl vat. SIIMOUTII, and Co.!!! Active orpiment' cmo avail nothing against opponents thus iintrencbml whhio hunsiteda of concentric camps, citadels, and masked bagleries, of every sort ; while •no single penis- effort would prove no less formidable to the wince , sly garrisons sod field troops, than JOSHUA'S peel h..• n. did !nth@ walls of Jericho, even although the t4 gii should n.'t steed still, in our days. to witnets the &modal of renal bulzarks in Friglesid and Scot. lend, still more Mimes and destructive than the old Scat let Whore of Behylon, or the new Holy Alliance of obsolete Pricers, Popes, sod logeisitors, ie ear own blessed times!!! _ The fatal effects of sap and mine on English free. dote, era too visible net to prove their oniaipettiat power, even beynod that of open 'smolt sod storm ; let us, therefore, lanaleemiu• the creel foe by tactics which he has tn. long practised with enviable sac cons, to the rain of the countri, and the overwhelm ing majority of its fleeced mhabitsats. Since the lime satiwes of Frew-obese been under the thusib•nreos of their canting Whip, " a Poor's kite or Parish 'las, with the species title of 44 a Beneficence," was attempted to be Weird, es the only 1111111111111 left of miniversion a sturdy sear, of paupers, or emigrant Noblesse, who love neither leads nor bands able to gain a living for themselves among their own industrious coantrymen. This vile imposition was universally defeated, not " vi ef aramis," but by passive otiedieoce, non-resistance, and patient ruhmission to the confiscating tie gatherers sod their military associates ' who were quartered on th e pilaw pesthole, ! The results should be immediately circelated through every cot. ner of the British empire, es the tool eiwasbk forms as rumple worthy of imitation, sod they were ac tually as follows: No purchasers were found bass enough to boy the plundered property of the sof t eeeee , end the domieiliated soldiery speedily ins bibed nth a fellow.feeling for them, that the Go *yr nine at wisely abandoned this hypocritical mode of municipal tusation, from a well.fosoded dread of its terrible consequences; which, in some rare instances terminated with that violence, blood shed, and general 'secretion, almost Inseparable from the emplo.:ment of strange corps en thews critical occasions.—No notice was taken of the affair in the enslaved Prints at Paris, thee, and sow regulated by wretches calling themselves Cosstitstional Loyalists, though merely time. serving Realists, TIN. on a •per with the smile •Vhip of tems, from nl.om the 41 Sinking Fend" originated, that is at list, Stith the presume of the Bonk paper, fulfilling its ominous office, by ae,ding the whole prom of finance t a the bottomless pit of despair. The compulsory siteocr of the French Press did not present an intelligent Englishman cn the spot from teeing and hearing the complete pro fess of the valved benevoleirre or bent fiance, anal its total failure on the other side of the Channel, nor has fie abandoned the hope that a similar spirit of pa tri"tiant, if evinced here, would be attended with the same isspicines effects, especially after the ruts are rterail.ri in your popular and wide circvlatiog NV,t, thr •mtllnt b•asles, Tillage. town, city, die. tdief, or varn street, instantly to *slept theusanly French fothien ..1 liquitialinimen:cip; I snit olltir Welsh/me eaac•ions. the, arms of despotism would be lifted ha vain ageism the astheniat lisisrouts of this " New Era," and from Ike ...works of Correll,- lion, the Isom of otteltert.m would spread with the energy and sapidity of ti s .der sod light. slog to all the ba•timneasts .f 'profligate Ohara and State, now combined to ituresfor the People of these Aeolus of their last farthing! 'fronts in these conflicts have more In apprehend from the seams petsions, thaw the overt action of their stew ; end eau* event) of England 111,1641 Rialtos or throe) ears ago made on a gresier'sattle,w ho quietly permitted dm collector to sell what no man in the neighbourhood •ould stoop to buy at any [nice. This noble con. dote elope pot an rod to that local permeation ; sad weld do an, on a grand scale, IM rueseot a few hermit men shell set the lash of impotent task-masters at &Gore, with the tisk of entrain momentary pri vations, which mount affect limb, life, or liberty, to any lestreordioury degree. French martyrs its she cause buss recently triumphed. don who can doubt that the English victims to Eschegeer wrath will be, otiosity victorious, with the additional comfort of Chas accelerating the Radical Reform of all abotors,i long Wore tho Paillomeatery foggier: can or will peewi t s soy (oat of that description, for their its. salted or misrepresented constituents. Instead of fteitless prayer., remoottlenrelssobscriptious, clubs, and meetings, why not at ones desir• the taatgather. era of every Sateprosearted place or portion of toe community, to consider ell persons an Pilealed as Political Quakers, &tannin'd to submit voluntarily In pecuniary impositions no longer, whuteser may pro lempore befall their goods, chattel), or fthodom. Where sellers sus sniveled, buyers cannot mist; and w h e n Mr, body is most willing to go to jail. no slumber of prisons can contain them. This spes.sos of ephemeral mertyttlom TWO therefore be instantly erns/rind with the glory of delivering a generous P 0 "1: 0 *. on the were. of eternal 'misrle, from the fangs of reiontlets financiers. and a remorseless gang of bl o Cd•SoCking linrensgla.R.ollgPf% 1 . 1 ., The Irefliort• hie Champion of Old Engliad's " 11..ghts sod Lthets THE STATESMAN. ties" preached the infallible of kompefeaing &swallow sweaty years amw, led new riser* has, within lb. last twelve tweeds', betrieltyvreeekelfhe MINIIIIIe inlet irresistible presets*. y cLi>tews if the /mad wation, pot as sassalt of & f owled Illeuarch.- 1 Alas, I vast yet sebseribe myself. A Blterlbll St. ill' I:. May 26, 1819. to rout SD!' ! iror tits . • • The iteedivr•tioiri•• wieitivfes - k$ lately pub -111144 -Is Ob. -font SOISIOr, fligpetthrg that al aseiroa 514 Restyled shiant the Ilnw, eat molt the denriptleilt ttl swerar beefy besot. t hose sow the pleeossoaftl 1114,0644-uts the mote of your sumentst Itea•ht litre; superior kind to any of the eflachu,'ltesAtrblebbs Neste to 'peek and to tease. by'lltit fireftthed plitiettopiler. Mandewilte, the mother 'of 774 Fah,- flth gees —The Grumbling Iltre, or K.tadee Pr? nril H.Aerf. Yee ,toil judge whether It. sceultsr ttss nn( clone baboon to the I m struction• of such a matter ; but I shall not detain yna from eojellog the pietism, at bearing hiM plead his ' eastei mid that of all lilt ftateralty. " A Itom.th merchant, in one of the Carthettitleta wits, war earn away upon the coon of Africa ; hi.. relf and 1.14 staveseish grunt difficulty int safe ashore, but going in gam of relief wet. ant Icy s lion tsf • mighty size. It happened to be nee of the tweed that nosed in /Estop's days, and one that geoid wet osly spool' unread languages, bat seemed, sioroortr, eery well ttegaitietod with Allmon shahs.. The 'leveed' 'moo • tree, bet his *ester not thinking himself Safe there, and basing heard meek of the gewertwity of lions, fell down proattote before him, with all the signs of par sod mattotission. 'rho Ilan, *he bed lately Ailed hit belly, hid Mob rise, awd for a while lay by his feint, "staring him 1,10111, that he should not be touched if be could lire him any toleteblo reet.iths silty he Aosta not be delimited. The mots chant obeyed ; and hating now received some OW meting hopes of safety, soiree diartml seersorit et lbe %hipline! he had suffered, and ondeavottritut from thence to raise the lion's pity, pl.4ded his emcee with impedance of good rhyterrie; bet obsnwiwg, by the countenance of the beast, that flattery and See words made very little improstion, he heloak hinnolf to Ir. gu mews of greater enlidity , and onaortine fro* the •seellonry of man'. ttsi•re •ndshifillea, remonstrated how ismproboblo it oat that the Gods should not hive &palm, kiss for a better use than to bent by 'aware tweets Upon this the lion became more atewite, and sonchcafesl now sod then a rept}, till at 1••• the folio. ill dialogue ensued between thew :— '• Oh lain and centimes animal (mod the lion), whose pride and avarice ran make hie loan hit ea tive w hero his natural wants might be pletlll - supplied, sod try moth Sc.,, and clangor's, mountains, to find net suportlmillin. why should me esteem your species 'bore nuts T And If the (bull have given you a superiority over all ermines, thew why beg yea of so inferior?' • Our suporiority(asswered the sterchant)consists not in bodily furee,but atreegth of usderatanding ; the Gotls have visaed es with a rational soul, which, thoogh invisible, is much the bettor part of us.'—' I dffire to touch n..thinig of you (said the lion) bet whet is good to es• ; bat win de you wale, yourself to much upon ths , Ml' which Is ittsisiblr -- I the mer chant' death for the njoy eler ask tod detwi gods 9 no toe (said Is (replied I to floe). It untiKtirS COURT. Yettertley at three 41'484,01e PtioceAgent kelt, a Court at Cartion.hosse, which was attended by the Archbishop of Casterbery, the Lord President of the Conned, the Lord Privy Seal, the Chancellor of the Etchoqem, the Secretory of State for the Colonial Department, Earl blelcrave, the Lord Chasherlain, the Comptroller of the Household, the Trimmer of the Household, the Secretary of State for Ireland, the Jody Advocate, kr. The Recent held afterwards a Privy Coenell, at which C. Grant, Egg. the Secretory of State for Ireland, was R*lllo in • Member, end took Isis seat at the Board accordingly. Mr. Duller aarearleil . es Clerk of the Council.— The Karl of Delaware and rho Hon. Colossi Stas hes*, ware rho Lord and Grooms is Waiiitsg. The Kiri of Ilarrosby bad an ladle's* of the Prince Regent, Mr. Beckett, llso Judge Advocate, laid before big Royal Iligbans tbe proceediress of some Cowls. Matlie!, and took his Royal Ilighoeses cnoussod. upon thee. The Court did not break op del half. past ala o'clock. yam Ih♦ ere.' big i new in vain ; nothing bee laige widow. , of drab c si any wise appease it. "Yet the pierciiigs of mai hooger on' gait hstandlisg, lions, have often 41.(1•Iiipil benefits rental ; but on. ewers, and r•rfittioti; men Freda ..s ll* al,v-i. i'eit clothes hi., end spares net her inn-rent 'swig ton*, I/ liost he has taken into his care and cusi -fly. If yell tell we the Go& made man so sittei oiet all Other eteetarel, whet tyranny +a+ it 1.11.11 to destroy them out of wantonness? No ; fr klv, limorout *M end, the Gods hate made ynu for society, a .1 &- Moped (hot millions of yno, +Len well jibed to. 'ethos, ihoold compose • strong Lieviathaa. k siogle lion bears some swot in the creation, but what is a siogle man ? A ;snail and inconsiderable part, a trilling atom of one great beast ; what Warr designs she navvies, avid it is not se• to judge of what she purposed, bet howl the resets slase ohows : if she bad intended that man, es ado, fof s Sopetior: Ity of species, shookd lord it over all other sanest.. the tiger. osy, Ms whale sod eagle, would harts Ward his told! " Bat if your wit end enderefseding neer! our , . ',tight dot She lien. ih deference to that moped .0 y, to follow the nisei:no or men, with atom within; s Chore sacred, then that the Minn of tio 'lran i /flit 'sever the most prevalent ? Whole wieltliodes ro' you hate coltsplrta and compassed the destruction of one, after they bed owned ihr Gods had mid. aim their soperior ; and one has often reined and cot of whole meltifinles, *Moto, by the Oat Gods he had swotts to defend and mandible. Man serer echo.... lodged superiority without poster, and why 0.'614 4 I The eacellence I boast of is visible; oil suirot!• tr smble ai tbe. sight of the Ilea, not o .t uf pall.: fill the Gods hasajpeen etc swiftness to (titers +l.•, 11'14 strength to conga& whatever comes loser me. Wars* is there us creosote that has teeth dad ciao. lit.. mint 1 Behdld the thickness of these massyjes.hunes, con. sidor oho width of them, and feel the firmness of this Ihis wny nee:. Ts. nimblest deer, the wildest best, 1 the stoutest horse, sod o.tunest bell, SIC my prey wherever I meet them' Thu spoke the lielt—s ll 4 the snerehoni fainted away." Way 51, 1819. • T. If. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE: El'SOld RACKS, Farrar. MIT TS. A Rosetta' of the Oaks of bids melt. 11. ft., for thror-yddr .14 Mika. lla. 41b. Mr. Tborphilfs Atowellor, by Mood. otot of Oftroverhyt lard 0. H. Coorodsok's k f.lh rhvill., toot of Illiowes Two only sere p seed.—.fiats Chewy role taw wittotr acalo4 Buckle. who rode the Orii!t.• Ally. Hoodoo was 714 4 and in 1 Realms the o tower I? tot arise I:wadoe. tow of Dodoes ; 600 I against Moe Stockists; SS a I arstro got i 10 in I ataista Harodo i and 30 to I *pawl aky odwr.— Moo Pleselano a. 4 op is rosaiog. mod tell: 111. lead af- mood Totienhatwe..rrwr to sionr the dittaoro post. whn. ,h. roe. he roine •eorte Itetvteett Coilfary add Hackle, creek Joefites, nnl 5:•• was c'enerh. Tb. 1ir...d0 Simko of &lir. each taboo, which th-re wr.• mn hettiop). woo by Mr. Wmiter'' air er to :...boenrt lop. bead le,: Mr. Sadlet's Latly.shlak and soother. Plate w for all ars. srr J. Shell Coos% 3 veer. old 3 I Groweoor's I lie Ikon • • . V S Mr. Vlolloot'oOrareerow 3 o Tian. 0110 ww ihry led. hot were beet la the dm heat, Dint Cid lido wort for 1* wodod. 4 Yr Alves Y. • 40fidAdeiodlip best Mr. Poise ' s Sootggl. r, - eficilw_flicht . be4 were tliie.r seed ;64 /Ii _ielirie.tel ?'— . 9e. one Sleet. sthe hen u. tireAptin. 011;e4'i who One •14.,fillie ,i re lies: I"u' ..over. 6 . :r u 1)64;13.11v 11‘ . • nif il iii; 11 6 1P g i li"i r st . its fdr 5; 11 1 . eft% 4 •4 1 4. 7 .*::.. i 'hey Inse Oliwer lams in no two r and three otim.,oo. • lie Aid Yard ...a,. drat are ever 1 butte eiturebed Ilse Unreel wirer'', by roves.: . 4 . ! hiu as ihe beibil a • lii want ! add Ai. 1144 :::17. 11 r wlir I. ana vvd l to t 'el lre .e a7ed sa:11441 1 iy " . 7) 1 1: 11 1: 1 : t Oil provide aaay,ead wrists' teal hie* letjary. _ nothing for them : year chlidies niff ite a triesi , ied 'or 1 ______ one sr•ie er other; Of 1111111 as well 111 4 11C0 I hale ell e you, as if you bad been drowned. "` At to the eacellenry of either species, the calor of things among yes has tsar ism/seed with the scar city ef them, and Is a million of uses, there is hardly one lion; besides that, in the gmt venera tion min pretends to hove for hit Mod, there is little sincerity further than it concerns the ohm which every one's pride has ink for himself; it is a folly to beast of the tenderness *liken, end attendance given, to jeer young ones, er tire caressive and lasting trouble bestowed in the edoestiew of them. Mao being born the most necessitees and most helpless animal, Ibis is .sly an instinct of nature, which, in all mitoses, has ever proportioned the care of the parents te the wants and imbecilities of the effspine. Bet if a man had a real 'sloe for his kind, host is it possible that often ten thousand el them, sod some times ton times as missy, should be de s troyed in • few hoer*, for the caprice of two? All degrees of mee despise those that are inferior to them ; and if )on timid enter into the hearts of King. and Princes, yes would hardly fit,.l arty bet what hare les. Wee for the greatest part ef the eseltitedes they rule ever, thee these have for the cattle that belong to them.— Why aboeld so many pretend to dories their race, though bet spotlessly, from the immortal Gods?— Why should all of them golfer others to kneel down before them, and Mote or less take delight in leasing divine honours paid them, bet to Insinuate that sheet. selves are of a mote 'salted satire, and a species se. perinr to that of their sobjects? " 'Savage I am, bet no creator, can,fre tilled creel, bet what either by malice er insensibility extinguishes his satinet pity : 'he lien was born without camp's. skin ; we follow the Instinct of eve' nature ; the Gods have appointed us re live Spew the wane end spoil *1 other animals, and as ionise we can meet with dead sou. we never beet oftee•lke.lisisig. It is only man, michievess man, that een make *nth a sport. Naters taught your stemeeha to- creeeiko. thing bet vegetables ; bet year tiolenl fonitireidis change, and greet eagerness after nsWeitter, 1114* poisoned yes to the destrection of entmeleAtltttent jostle' er necessity, prettied your Indere, and warped your appetites which way sweet 104; phle or testify hive called them. The lige hall II fefiltinf within him that consumes the toughest skin, etsll‘ harden bones, es well es the 'flesh of all lief. Male witkesit• orecepieni e —Yeer squesenkh iota. make,. In w Idols tise dieestive beat le seek said, inconsiderable, will vie se Awash fo admit of the ono* tend ,• parte wf three, lidos above hell the concoction •/14 loser redeemed by ertikcial ere beforehand ; 4 yit, kAlit mese 'hate yes apps. In satisfy ii. captain of.is languid appillite I bin. void I air; .fey. wiseLdo.then's hangerrifiessipareld to the ILee'a? •Y?wegi o okben It it et kh•Mnellfitetti yen (Met, mine mikes snit mad : .ft,b•fa A . IL 1 with roots and herbs to alley the violets, of JI, OLD DitILEY. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A SERVANT. This oetneth Ns/ImM Credee eras Indicted repitelly for dealing a reee!-heelt. eeethisthe h.r 141. gene,. 31 . NBA o te r g Bunk of Englied ease% frees the per.ou of Jeee Ent um Deegles, en the 13th of April let. it appeared by disolemioroap of Admiral Douglas, Met doe Primmer mess at she ilea, se Ilse rubbery lib valet t that MO% been is Nemec CONISIS. libe beakers. ••1 the 15th of April. he re • lamed Mime to dress. and baying skew of ilk pantaloons left them la Hardee-Wog-room. will foe poekerlosk In question is email sae porkest. Unship left the rem a few seinutet he re torted. and *teed the Pri. , ) , 4ff for the pea Moons. selling bin be bed left btu porket.bnak its the porker. The Prirnner tale. " lhere er on peteßet-twol here." Ile then seal the me! day la Coolies and gave easier of bis 1.... Merely after be t.. .sled notice from the Rank that one ..f the hi notes hxl Men paid 1., "Web. ere tIIIPON.111•11. *VI fnu.d I n have petutner's same as Y. The Admiral then urn. in Ilnw -.tree:, gad Smith_ roe, the sneer, areurnpasiett hi., tonne and ,a a mia,d a t k a ... t Wane% in the Primmer, uttere the pock et•tto•th way fauna, rootaisamt bbl. to Rank sr tieing part ut the property sales. The Primers al that lane said. that sal am hY rsauer's !whet r be forma in she area. fir sta. then lakes into ea.trols. The Primmer is lair defeat,. saki, " I fwM Me pocket-book in the area. Mil Ind so ides it beiamged amt eamier." his. Joie, iIIIVLIT osamssed up. sal ohnerved in the Jury, OKI the evidence Ad ma bear am ;be alpha! chore. The July Reed Me Guilty sr siesllsi sty. FORGED BANK-NOTF.S. Idworl Sh►ihbr was ledietrA for sitortag. Itearthti It to he forgorl. a one pound Mask of owe. •IA Wear In de• freed the t:o•estsar and Grampaay of Ors Baal af kaalaad. Mr. &nun, issweed the proceediags. • Netiesat Sealamina stated t‘e cam to the Jar!. It approved that us the Nal of A pit. the Mutter seer tem she shop of Mr. Fos. avatar, in Cuultittestroet, !barmy about aloe &click in the catalog, sad parebseeda mull quan tity of tea and saw, fee which be paid a lt. now. 'thick tuned eat as be a forgery, giving his mime as •• Heade." sesid , ng its Whim's suer., feemehms-etsart-road, so euistiry. It was limed Mere was no Barb court Primate, Meg .ospectest, was watched by the slosumm (William Mier) of Olt. ro • and Mike. fat. noundy is Walser street, lissome cultism. t.ne se eat or sagar, me was there as, change in his . het be was f. comptsy with satteher mon that made s /mare it hut Primate was takes ism custody. Is tamed est that Witted of Phipps's-court," the PASSIM lived is Peattree court. Nb .rditch. Tilt weal evWessee of Bank Cleft. la•preter, act. era• ro. eelvedoend the other eireveratanees preyed by reverel wily. be.. Tbr emit for the lirderrotlns having timed. the Prisoner lon lasoteski of She eider laid in my charge. Mr. %fee Gaaaew frear hard erideare , and the Jury having retired for a rt time, returned a verdict of Guilty. Ott Thorsder the PRINCC Mid • Lewes it Ceriton-boolo L . I....untotts Ao2ll.—Thersda for a water of '3O guinea+. 0 fon , under the 'lett following Otter thro, in lA* 1101011 Vac* tifirted !too Loncloo4ridge. Ile did th. Iron.hrldre at' Wetorloo, Westoineter, Vaaahall, Pietwiry firidgeo. Ho perforennd talk with enonintetilyn Nee In Ike Ors litat. 'late *Ma were The shove feet NO Viters , lemon ipso the Thisle , ei h en, isibleP ;Broom if is ,ni), sod shall seeds after 0 actions ol t jest 0611 eel bliss still the (aerates ai Is In thehll toil late kite Id the Hun tM Ibi l➢rd. mere gel 'then the s think lb I )ea hate been lae I have !self children metchsot in want If she o ibi enough to shift ►a, this are ' and most ache y be vatteti if I can iitoreT Is expected to so et two o'cl•ock. edgy a oven eadretonk, !bat boo wnold iss s beet g bridges, end •leo weak to of two tours:—ll. end oelked *vow It ; as ioothweek, ellockfros tr. e osbell. liettiien. end - word Ibis eittodraloary n 11 tooloolote Nn then 'to 0 end 7 to 4 satinet prosavo sod by obe • e. voty tiny earlolt. ,e V iA Z•vl • NAVIC7FiTELLIGENCIC. Duc, MAT 211.--Csoia down hoot tho River last night, sod sailed, the Fame. Retnmington, for Ben gal; flooghley. lA.b, for ditto; Selina, Pottinger, for Malta ; and worst others, names unknown.— Como down from the River this roof ll ill g and ratted, Oro Redman, Knight, for Rsrbadires ; rod Turius, 1111•Pbersoo, for Portsmouth. Pcitruanves, MAY 'N.—Arrived his hlsjerty'v schooner Grecian, from • crulso.—Stilad his %Nes ty's ship Active, for llali6t ; Ann, Cowry, far (Whet; and Richard, Hutchins, and Vtua,, sera, for Havre. Pi.Tiontati, MAT Vallrni 4. --, for Ilaaramtga ; and Mating', Davison, for (aneboe. TAP brig Catharine, Francis, of and from liewen we, erritati at Waterford ise tbe tiii inst. with loss of her Toro topmast. The Rose, otvray, of sod from Neocastly to St. Johos's (New Braoswick), has put back to Shields, leaky. The Princess Charlotte packet, from isessit-s. was lost nn the 4'► of April, and not on the 28th llarch, as stated yesterda►. A number of towers se at in the Green of Cies gow en Sate►day, for the nommen( hearing the set tees of ma appeal to the Lord Provost, fur assistance in their present deplorable situation. One of the depilation addressed the bleeding at considerable length : he meld be was aware that, .ran if a most liberal subscription was to he raised for them, it would in e very short time he consumed, end the mime miseries seethe recur : on kelp amid be 'species' bet by eertailing the nnnther of bond', by emigre. lion ; for, though them was net a single yard of cloth woven for twelve months, there would be no scarcity r f cloth. He recommended a perseverance is the same portable demeanour that had hitherto worked their proceedings, and stated that it *erased to be the opinion of those is power, that IM best re medy was emigration. They then separated in the most orderly winner, eppreatly pleased sith the result of the application. ErtstoonoismaT Morris AO lINST Wednesday moraine, at tiler o'clock, a pony 12 hands high, started from Cambridge, went to Her. lepaireet, London, mod returned at half-pest eight in the evening, having performed the distaocs ((OS mules) hi waters hosts end a half with apparent ease. The pony was rode by the owner, m Gentleman of the university. The time allowed was eighteen lours, anti the betting 5 to l whist t►e accomplish ment of the mooch. Om Friday, the 21st instant, the Clete Lottery finished droving; and though Bug eennot (slate his but Aired', the PeNic, on their obtaining (as asual)a greet potties of Capitals at his Offices, yet Le has the satisfaction of kneeing. that he had selected for their choice Two Prizes of ,e 20.000, sad One Prise of Er-VD, in addition to what be 'lid ac tually sell, as be purchased them from the Con tremors; sad One 'nitro, N 0.4,686, a Prise of 120,000, was on sale at his Charing-cross Once, for several days; and another Ticket. No. 4,223, else a#90,000 Priam, was sit sale at Corehill ; sod had the Public only purchased 41 Tickets more, they ems have Ned both V 20.000 Prises, as that number was all the Tickets Bien had lift for vale whyn the drawing negan. A sues I,mtery of only 7,950 Ticket , is wow on sate; containing. Two Grand Priam of £30,000 B:enry, and the lowest Prism are RIO. — All the Nays are Sterling Money (ad here are not ens Slack Prixs).—'Chu whole Lottery will be drawn .in One Day, via. Illidsenamer.day, 241/1 of nest 3forath (J um a).—Tielteta and Shares are selling by /inn, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cress, Lon don ; and by his Ages's in the Coventry. On Seterday, a. a man was working in a field en Ailaroses-hill, near this city, he foetid concealed in a rick a brown paper parcel, containing a quantity of base coin, and several forged lisnk.notes, which he took to his employer, who very jetlicioesly desired him to replace it. and two men were stationed near the spot, in the expectation that the person she bed placed the parcel th.vre would come for it in tier. coarse of the night. About nine o'clock in the eves. leg, the moo perceived some one proceed Le the place, sod take the percel.when they instantly rushed nehantl veined him; he, however, contrived to three slimy the parcel before be was secured, which was found at a short distance. The man proved to be a person of ibe name of Drinktrakr, who has for Done time resided in this city, and has now been cosarolt• ted for flutter etamination. We hope thin afralr ' milt be treated with th e at t ent i on It denten by tine police of ibis place, as there is not the smallest ddebs, but that some one is stationed in (his city for the ea-. press patpote of passing and ditposing of counterfeit coin aid forged aotes.—(ilereford Journal.) - 4 111... . -