The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-30 00:00:00

of °crow's , ' shell take place at the aid of this .snots, and retero eitch to their frostier. Art. 4. By the said Atoroblf of Sow*** we ros id en . that by the rletibersitois of Our Caliarets, that is the moo of Fraser Noperloss shall Ise con. soled to France, sod that Prince Frsocis Chart.' 111.p.sfoos shill he declared Romer of the Presets, sod Mario I.+oi•a ICesprois Regent. Dose et oar Ctrobress at Aiz.la-Chopelle, of the dem of --., 1818. Be the above we see th , st every enentry has its Castles nod JR Miners, but for every ea* of lb• former •e hope a *efficient bette-rinerani rill be peeved. and fo► the letter an ad•quarr Roland. TO CORKENPON DENTS. •• • A ►.—T• We rr•eral roqrsrrrs, G. B. and others, we eau as.rr► thew of the •otMottrity of the keteiligessce we hose pebliird, from time to lime. We air la we way of hawing stioweenle , ttions free almost "wary mewl of star Wilted Slat..., a. .a.ll as fe w . law two c a ,,,, N i e. 1. is is the view of a cheaper prow that wow mei- gra sugthiitter. go over to trance and there tote thipplog. tse ',lett R. L to envie oar Werth% Ids Levier, It bleb is so- jrctiondsle. at well fee Ma *evenly in presnivaliiy. w e n e wly feel obliged to ...weal friendly Correopeedesse for ibeir poetic elferngs; bet being fnweerid by reels en vino, piassical and wiriest verses as ibese rof J. r. and other• of neatly egos' timidity, we way be tbno.bi. perliar. f:vindioevly bier in not availing ennelves of dos ig.raded kindness. p. ICE or STOCKS THII Met last 231 e per Oro Nei. 71 .1 1 3 per Cow. CANNA oli SI per Cod. t easel. ter Are. 4 pee tier. Kg THE STATESMAN. LONDON: FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1819. OAY AT ONli O'CLOCK. 0 per Coat. Nary 1.6 k ludo Meade % le p. Lamp Aram. Is 4 IJ-Itl Kite Mower NW 7 II p. Osmium SAL sArir 011711.1. The shove is the motto of the SALMIS' COMPANY of London: stud sPhoegh nothing is mote true then that "salt gives a savour teensy bit we eat," yet our rapacious Ministers deprive us, by feistiest, of that little levity. Lord T.itiater once stood ep in the Morse of Peers, and made s powerful appeal to she hearts of the Noble Lords about him, by declaring that, unless the Parliamest solid for miss( the K tna's debts and eolarging this Civil List issaisse, his )I*acner's tradesmen could sso longer servo the Royal Fassily(for they were hie quarters in arrow rs),and thee It might be said. shot his " Royal Master (she Karl wu then Reward of the household) bed not a loaf 4./ bread to eat." This was eseegh, the debts were paid, 340.0004; the Grit List was segmented by 100,0001. !! Now, we may say, with equal truth, that the CiEST FAMILY Or Tilt NATION is In PS- Irma distress, [ohm's, very bard, and yet renew get "salt to its porridge." Let us sea if this &else ratios sail have asy effect upon those hard-hearted Aristocrats, who, in the superabundance with which their tors partial fortune affords them, hoes ass conception of the pain arid privation of hunger, sod want of the common necessaries of life.—The butted Member for St. Manes, properly observed in the House of Commons last night, that Nothing abort of the low state of the unmet last per pre. vested the Committee appoioted to sesamlne into the question recommending the immediate Repeal of the Salt Tar. The Revenue now being stated to have improved 3,000,0001. there could surely be so gond reason for not taking off the unpalatable impost. This urns a dwitlod at upon the necessaries of the poor : one which affected every article of their subsistence —their batter, their cheese, their pork : in short, it operated with immense hardship upon them, the bushel of salt being raped at forty times its value.— Will not all this 410 ? No ! this Tax most be cos. sinned rasher then one beePeater shall he pet upon hilt pay !! Another consideration is the las profit on the securities given and penalties compounded for by prosecutions from the Etch. , The core quence of all ills use, that the bonds of ibis suture Riven derlog the last throw press amounted le a sum sn enormous as would scampi, bo credit. ed, name! ) , 107,844,0001. In fart, nose but great capitalists and speculative monopolists ran af. ford to ger into the fish.coring line of booklets.- I . his, Dr. Puttiossoaa said. Ire had bees snared was the case, b.. She coring earns of *assist the wont «Itemise proprietors, such as Lord 111 4 Dostat.s and she Earl of SlCAleoltO. Thus it eppeUrs,tbet by the muses of tepilal held by one issndfel of men, end the masses of lased by se ether. it is difficelt in discover whet preperty the Pilaf! of Ike People hire a rieit on, data they base unt eves, a sot. its the staking heirs for the protec tion of their byes. Tile Cootie*. he asserting t►e fisttering prospect of 1,1,1, takes no nodes of Ike forty-five bsoltroptciev during the last week. No doubt that political economist will ascribe that lona list of failures to grrst spradatious, which be anal bis frieods insist upon it always ►eep pact with augmenting, prosperoas COMINSVILY. It has been asked tatty the Duke of Yuen is a erecter General than XLNOPIIIUNI ? The answer la, hems* the latter only commando(' inn ihoesaud to retreat, the former ten thousand in advance. Th.. last C.nsaa liken, two years ago, of the In habitants of North America, makes the population het oven ten and Astro millions : when they publish. od their Deolsration of Independence they were n..t (pile four nidlintis. As they Ste lint likely to I . e 6 , soirsed again wills the yellow or pestilential fever, at Isar not from the same ramie as Warr, it to pro. hah!e that in ten years more their pigeon embera may he 'morels's, ti. , 01at.41!! Some thootands at this Nan are preparing In omkille from Ireland. If the Csibeile Hill should sot me there *V.! be crowds so liter the Atlantic. A///L INTE L LIG EACH. Dim.. Arun. 111.—Ceas does how th• River and soiled, IM Lyon. for the liavanitsh ; and the swift Heel lodic pilot yacht, end Females smith Diligvece do. vreitirsi the arrival of seise East Indio ships, that ere daily espocted. PORT4IIOUTII, APRIL 29.--foiled his Majesty's ship Morgiano, for the coast of Africa; mod the Miser,., for (loobve. Farrateuttl, Arum 27.—Arrived tke Duke if Kent 'racket, with Mails, from Lisbon, in seem days ; the Zenetsia, Cardwell, (earn the coat of Brazil, in 71 days, for orders; spoke en the 14th instant, in let. 46. long. 32. 30. a privateer. ceder PtWien co. leers ; and we 1&h March, le 4 10. N. hAig. 44. 30 W. the Lady Banks, from Bevil le Landoo.l Paynouru, APPIIL 29 —TM Two —1 from Bristol le Bootee, eel seven days, was spoke' with the 91.41. inst. in lat. 43. letsg. 6. with loss of Mr topmast. DARTMOUTH, APRIL 28.—The ge. Media, Co. beet, el sod for Havre, free the Isle of France •r. rived of this pert te.day, after • passage of 112 days • was ren Inel of by • brig, none unknown, and ;emitted mete trains( damage le tier stern. LTNIIIIITON. Aram 18.—The Diligence, Le Graf, frees Geometry le Seethampme, with pameogers and a general cargo, no ashore in the eight of the 27th last. en eke Spit, neer Pennington Lake. bet was get of yesterday, after heaving oat her shingle bal last, sad has sailed. lavoarooL, Aram 48.—Arrired of this port the John Tebbe, frost Booed. Waewtcw, Aran. 29.—Arrived lb. Henry Frot h'', packet, with Nails, kc. from Holland. COisc, 'Aram 24.—Sailed his hlsjesti's ship Shismitck. APIM. tha Mary, [Ask, for Botany Buy, •itb consists. ST. Inca, Aram 15.—The N.S. do Came Garcia, out 24 days from Salo*, bound to Coronas. pot is bete on the 13th inst. She •as plund►red by an In ssrle•t privateer, abrupt 16 !rogues S.W. of Cod's, and reports that the prisetrer had made I cap. tyres, one of which nes a French resort, souther a Portogoeso, from Lisbon. and fear others. no Larkins, Marquis of Ely, Carnaiir, Gran ville, Kellie Ca•tle, Lord Cast4.'o2o, and Bridge. water, outward-bound r.. .t iudiatsw, tare oil the Lizard, on Sunday. 'h• Duchess of Yeas anieed at Wissilser•Cesil• nn frlonday. on a fr!sit to the Doke, •ho still coo. limeys confined there, although his Roulet Illirtoroi is mach better. The Docheas left the Castl• on Wed. imeeday for Orlgends. Many of ear Beam may remember the gnat popolarst) of a matienenily witty prodoction spinet the Friends of Freedom, it. a pohlkatoost called TAc Pursuits of L.ife►dsre, swished at th. woe to ono pen of Mr. MATIIIAo, who, it is nen konwn, • .olp the prose peels, los wee well nhtervell, ss togs r which to beim his Arises. Thy followiwg jar: des wigs, es the French would call oh►m, plajioit -.inn word., do in some mergers., jestsfy lb. same 4 i..picion. owl 41- lbosiLli they are net original. boot *ego publi.hed nn soother occasion In time, swede lhe same Messily, opt they lifted well the chasm sosde theft by the Ofilla fill that water was ibras,. we the headier those whodid not lest, lb• pit lilt .•'t l abor the raw a►out the tragedy of the Italians It brought a declaration from Mr.& Kruct.t. as is well known, of the 'renal's, assertion; an.l on oho, de claration that no actual water was re...reed in, rise was gives to a new repot( that the buckets of w■ter were weetopkorical, and ►e.ntted to by too K ean k es , whose siiices were opened jesioesy. Tbos it was that seised the following conversation among the audience, and which sink/lads on the imagination of the nits of the town. Its boron% indeed, will sot let It sink in the public esteem : Anal/ rawer. •laa fell the laawyr ea hie MIA pate. observed. " TM , Is a orw was to liamadate ear demand. 1" •• Y ea haw. an CUM' en ," *rata his nesghbear, oaks of the Theatre go on seeismeogiv." " I , hoodhe 1M mime of the atah..r whn rrigas (rajas) here was Sark /"—. so, Sir. ii Is O. tel." M. o.; they hdveessisiaCesstheait for a welt. ant have Irt dawn the baseleets.”—" 1 ',meld sk aY nat.tiir. The/sweets Ia a well darned empty. and !coop roll. ilere lis reversed." Pray is this the Afilritc Thrill?? r—"Nn, Mas!asa, Is II what they colt as rerrilWrier Imam." • Ilave they (imaged she play of the 11.8...? mad is this the Arra repteseatatissa o r the &hare 1" Nue, it thriegh I aid nut cuoceise she &lege elooW be sell adapted the dace." "Is is fortunate for the author."—" Ido tool know that. II wash' hew well for the author to be dammed oe Avower' •s Tbere ya•t are ashstakea. Sir. There it a side la the stairs or mail, that to►es at 'bedew/ leads all to former." COVENT•OAROZPI.—A most pleasant farce from the pew, it is said, of Mr. Moarrox, was last night pro. doted as this Theatre, ender the title of " A Roland for an (Aver." To attempt to give an tootling of the plot, Of to detail the drolleries of this amosing hilly, "sould be to do it great injustice; the ' , Odic My safely promise to themselves a fall hoot's laugh. tar by witnessing the performance. Al'. FAWCETT, Mr. &star, Ms. Joan, and Miss Foote, sere estrensely seecessfol in their respective che resters.— The lady sported her figure in s little dance which we liked much better than her song. From the beginning to the end of the farce there was not the slightest expression of disapprobation, and Mr. FAO carr announced it for repetition this evening amidst general applies,. Miss fersimass listing been tak►n ill, Miss Basu- NOWT abilelteek, it Short Italica, tits pert at E t /fie Dean, sad saint+ fed limarif remarkably well. Coax Facm 141 , , A►r.n. —There war orgy lexle Eat lisk Wheat at Market .hi ~,, rah", in COOPetlfriCe Of *high Ike ample, awl/ au fall as itao4l term. as as Maeda,. MX there mar as tletureal far 1 2 '..rrt-n Ultra.. although it i 5.,., remit the Part. %ill retaitio aganot Intottrtattar. frame itXmail till /lector —Matte, sad Oat. Y,. cheaper.—la Metro, Peat, awl outer artetleket. alt.-ratios rrtnrrrLn 1114surr, A►arr. 50.11ir Market mho well ...ppiorti "wish prise Cattle g eke 'al,* is Beef was large. hat purrs chr.,-per than no Monday lost.—Thr sante • 'Sher, eft g 01, nal ArLI sale at list lam yr..i.ttan.—Viral .•t dorn:r.r. in Ow il .y Mask.. wow dell. at last MitsMay's 1 . , nt ON, Intlptices.—Niair at a decitue 'i4.l The gi r , x.(l i.a curfrel 'lnternee! Of Ik. dembers and pike, •t M .rlko To glt.k the (IFNI. per mime of Kin. Ore , .. 4.. 8t r• S 4_t. I her.. rr (roue tbs eat *slime . h.. 61. a. 6 4.1. Pierer 440 I 7. Ut. Stier; mid Lambe ...... 4.M0 Part .r 61 t. 6. 11 I. Calve. V 1 to S. U. Sir HAI-MARK F.T !Inv . hi. tr. 11 1. 1 • 61. 0.. 04. Amer 6 , . Of. td. In 511. 0.. 00. Situ. .... Iv 31. 1.. 94. ,Trig trATFAMAN Ti rat EDITOR or ras ST:ITESMAN. glit.-4 an very lour• suireesed as little hos hoes laid by nor periodical Journals, on Ilti sishject of the Wooded new Game Act; so Ator so tiplete with On. merited oppression In the liberties and emusoweats of the inferior country Gesitlerner. us well as to every other description of the middle tasks ix so ciety; as it goes completely to debar ll.em from tumble% the pare sir of their naliee 111111 s, without sohjetilog themselves to Ihi odious penalty of de. prising private properly, as this (wallah Act de Nowilosiesimase. The sighs to claim prnpetly in the wild animals of tho geld, on pie scot• at India', is highly tidiculoos, tar the whale f the (bothered rats of (Me chiefly 'oboist on berries, heallshr, weeds. insects, &c. lint Nam it 1.0 retry impiety in the very face of it 2 lias not the great Crestor made himself the grant of every lit it•a thing—fish, fowl, •nd beast—la lordly man ? anti .hall • pre. sumptuous sprig of A ristn r iih the strong sup port of a set of athitrory drslt..tie charactisis like ►imself, diamond this grant Yet, east* I ins t.. say, in this Oprel.ilP ens Or our hiist..ry s ►e has met with too much ►upport from both sides of lino Ilniste,and no doubt wit: carry his abject. 'Notion Gentleman and his partisans artfully wish I. persuade us that it will, in a areal mason, Ito away Pal"' ing, when, in fart, it will encourage it is • teatimes greeter degree. (3y t►e facility with which game may be disposed of; it will ►old oat a lure to every idle disposed farmer to rpevid loose of his lime l• snaring hates and shooting patiritlets, than in colligating his grounds; his eons sod imams will pismire the 568,4 habits ; for sorb habits, so congenial fa sloe Faglish character, Oleo once acquired, are seldom gist rid of. It has bees very justly observed, that Ike rldi woks laws for tbeinselies, and there certainly never was • stronger proof of it than in this very Act, which gives to them the sole right and contrast over all the game in the kingdom, to the total •scission of the 'eft of the commotion, ; sad bow artfully and hypo critically these high and mighty Lords of Manors go so work so obtain this right, by endeavouring to /4.'804,10 she middle class of sportonses, fist it is absolute!, necessary on she score of hemanily Iltr, should forego their amusem►nt to /PIP from the gallows those numerous herds of post-hers that infest their estates. But how the veil that coven this selfish mode of reasoning. end she plain moth is, it is ass esperiment to "are the great "epees, they are ■t eattly season in maintaining those n i s t.tiy armed keepers, und►r keepers, &e. a rsher with their execrable steel-traps. sprinu-pns, sod other destructire engines, completely giving the I r doers In all their lers•tiol humanity, end convinr. ism rimy imprejoiliced mini!, they sot ten times more sale► Ito SO iosignifirant hare or a partridge. than on the life of a fello..creat•re. Such conduct in the 'Anse preservers of the present day, marks t►em as Niter subject. for she old i) monk school of France thin to rso► with itberal.mitstird, independent Erclithass. It.tere's Nosy be sootier strong motive, as pre dominating In the Ist4rii of those Gentry, to tiro the sap. it brilliant loads of game Mitt their eaten. site mentors proctors , into profit; and no doubt • great relent will Ise aside of it. if se va.., judge of the ' immerse quan'itiradsaghler►d is a few slays "pub g, • esters a sprig of 1144 oily, acrompanied by his fawtn ing train, condescends In indulge in their sports sod festivity. The destruciien s.f gam. In one of those li;•tyel nemesis'''. is chseustiog to the feel ings of the lose sportsman. and shows what little teems they hese to complain of the din inuri .... of game in the testacy, or to make such a fuss about the kitbag tithe sake, by ID, poor forlorn poacher, who, from want of esnvloymeni, rccasionrd by the . distress rat tisi times, has no other mode lets him to obtains precarious senvi,tence for his slatting family. This arbitrary Art will foe 111.ffdisaffeetinn in the countly ikon con possibly he imagined, as it goes to deprive the most nomernsts and best deserving sports. saes in the land, of those ises so congenial to their habits of life, and which have been handed down to them by their trivialise's from time imme morial. 1. ten she blase defenders of their country, a hoboes spilt their blood and swot ihrir best ibis t in espporting llsf tights and liberties, now obliged by it sir scanty - moons to spend their time its listless in dolence and seclusion, dispersed in the most obscure villages . f the island, they too will be debarred fol lowing those sports so well nlcalsted to amuse and shorten she tedious whitey day. Ate suck despotic Acts as these to he the only re. ward oar wise Legislators can bestow on us after the messy deprivations we have suffered to enable them to carry on the late jots and teeter:mg war, ■s they termed is ? This is not a lime, Mr. EDITOR, to ha. rats and distress the subjecos of this once flourishing country; disaffection is m• king rapid strides in every corner of the land. Our manufactories end commerce skit at beset; nor ►hipping lying in our rivers Wife. ployed ; !writedown with taxation and rates of every description, we are to be Omitted in our amuse. meals too—we •re to have stn recreation to relieve the oppressed mind. Is is possible for Etsglishmes to hear suck indignities hurled ors Them by she owe,. gorged Ariainevsts of Corruption, she, if th►y per formed their (holy as upright 'biomes Senate's ought to do, would use every means in their power to pia mote the happiness and prosperity of their sinking country. If they are determined thus to psersev►re in their ovesb►arissg system, there are other countries for the oppressed to fly 10, where the 13anner of Freedoms is onforled high to invite us with open suns --where Game Laws were sever heard of, and where peace and plenty. with every social eudearment, will 'fictive us with anibounded selconte. There we shall not be galled with thous deopeclic shackles which our espies' law-makeis are forging for us. I air, yes►'s, &r. AN OLD NORTHERN SPORTSMAN. Tuesday his Eseelleisiyili; Persian Ambassador Raves dims., so a party of fire Gent lesion ; ALt not one of them ass graillied with •• sight of the fair Civello. sign. The incognito cccepire the inner dossing. front, the doer of whirl. is coastaatly guarded by two black esnoths, who here sabres by their si4o4; they are her only oitteodunts, bele; saiected to dress and undress her. The Ambassador is spoken of Is very tssoorablo terms, ass maw of mild warmers sod prepossessing exterior. I.ood CASTLERRAGas LOvd WALPOLt. and Sir G. OUSLItIf, wens mom% the die tiniaish4 eloarseters who fished his EReetitney on Wedotidsy. SIM KING ACCIDENT ~ TA! hO101:18 e. +batJnt an I.4•l•liiaa II a. - hehl al 'II. ?Ito liOtpi*:,l. IM Ku". bc.orr. T. Sokt./ ex. I t I , on tor* of so.: 8)..16e6 of %Mtn.. Nolab aro S.us.• 8 , .84 In. of rh• wag, .onnie moo. oho perois..l .8 18.• or. tg Mai occurred al she hurry of Mr. '14131.0.-ra.aa. 111:81.• a, Borough _ _ _ stork. of No. 4. New-rwe, White...irel.t. Coring*, •14trel. il.au li, W. w$U. t.r. Serail...env.% in the earl% 'I orsAn•. tind •loppe.l sill too e'tlw\i M dirs. arm 0.4 %jib nt• woo to • yinblw.linion. on int... wsusoe p.U,bile ii. he, 'green bre ann .is o'eli.ek be rimy 1.111. 'tad fad ihr • bola prewt•••• in reins. the rotifer Initieg in Imam.. On:. 5 , 1 • I 1 be gamer plate. int.-flier a t;N sir • ejtirt.b.....e. an. I. ..lied by the 4.oek. sad ibr boiler of • iseow.ractro aa. b 1..•• ow ate runt lit a ..I....gieg to Mr 1 ouni.she fn feet dement 'nisi she opine. %1 Ikons • u,rtid the ri.oat wh..re r. Sninlirosenn aidhim In led. hod troy noels seabird. Mr. bwitli.rnows bad pre, Semi, bl.Oll 5. 15.... liar murk b% w. lea be had leeriest she engine 1 it as. ferule. Olan 11:,* 'hewed by dir wakes. There ass asere.rlnlinbr or bninn.. ars e to .14.. boss the entl••• Amok be sio. %rd. Itr assn 1.,.• the iridal of die $461161 Iss .he boiler. awl it ••• plotter., up an Sa • tardily obi rsesility • if 1. , .(4 been CIO/ a ii% gtr abets be repaired it. Illel4. .1 he acrid's; was arcariesee y na err /MON? .1 IMMO MS re Omar, lie engine ii • *stied bt 11.. :Isiethertnne. sad suesetiines by Minima; Mr Nsiiiheraitsa was • Tamen tfiltrf. 1611.1% r lo• %• rot qu.s...a. Irvin lb, Jury, who'd yid thou Ike tow. h../ Leto owlet: for shirr tor. lot M mboor ..,14 Imo Ma iolltahoom-rooot goad. 4E4 hod brew o 11 , r rit.• to ptorr nkete It exploded ahntt nior moral,. pre.itlW 10 bai period. Mr. Ilosithetmow karw pooking ..1 fog memo mothietery, fir, G Dada. mower. Mittel that on Lear ing rf the &trident 1 h 11.1161) • be a. us shit ...see prolemin , nl (.risilrineo t o e s. eta . he pl,re s the rimier hosoe was hl ten done. They examined me hailer, It was a higu remote boiler, nod ire it.. progruson I. cdled a margon holler. It was iery seek in i.• emairectina, sad eat wily it pp.-uteri Its have /ten tome rise In u-e, &od alio numb ill 11-1.0 I •ben it au. int inside hi Asold thi..k it rapids' of tappet lie_ Nat to its & ufi the limb. although she irgrut. of It ass decideoly tad. lie should thiek it very prrbable teat the valve had bres . foreed is s the lever uns a hell • f brass • nay round. l Orr.* Oat NO extra safety valve, at 1 believes dt. t tea lute Salsa. .elliciraily large is let oat the weans onset raough w preen *friaries Themeless , soma base Imo yawed by is. ten gnus capon isam of the Mesas. the weakest I wale of she ow ihr ward 4 an extra itsfety wake as recoMmeadril by the befeet Costassier. 4 she Ohmic of Camaro ate Owl stokes. fi-orge Parket. of its. 10. Ned era-. mart, ft ettrraw-etren. in she em lo) of Mr: Floresies Yeeseg , be ruin, n O ame lintel, ster the oecideas Mr. Ss Menses eat up fres soder • swami y of dauber which 64 refereed bat, and o Joh dill. shy washed Iwo am adisinik Maine. The hewn es it skosOders by weren't lie seen, and it aas also wino rat grated (In alg van far•ber, the body .0 Sundials wood srtinvred. a large ism. SS arra sb s legs, Mid a %salmis, a' 'italic' yr es cry pats of Is. finely Ihe appeared qui:, deed. They Inonediotel ) phlred the body ma a hooter, and molt it to the Ifisspotal. The body of die cheered buy tiosi.a dies' did .al are. b.. it was foetid by so s slier perms.. nol solini • he Hospital also. Mr. IltrV•11 /SO Imo, reigarerr. mated, 111.61 he ad t•icr areirod the bodes, a etch hod rotesioned she raploqua. ...a Le oat decidedly of nptatou lam she boiler had csoissid....ble frac, Niel peter . to the lamesitable 4 . 41a-laaplw. Los mai I WA nrlginally bees well mode se.l properly • est.tieled for the homer of a nowleasieg imagine. but imp/nippily for a M'egt preesorr esgise, toed slat any prr on wring mien • bo.lrr ilaaaa rely be impu.ed .se the grime- rg, seer crib wee danssc temerity. A high prin-erf roltsue. Nader die golden eof km, rams perms, was mire danger...l sh.,n gorporider, while the estaileoning regime was sat ealtje.l to wry red we roasetiseneris for these rrinatis be wa Mond la Amen . .., ifs use of highs preusei engines. Mr. Awn. nmehinist and engineer. isol bm• said tan h.. had eterwised .hr butler obi h hod mailed the esplooluo said he wow rimed, of opinion that • very great and culpable litres se bad brew pat sin the hods r. a bora ores simed Its explosion much ..eynnd a h:., it us,- eve, c.f.-ult. e 4 to endure, sos eh In. when it had been rretleied co ideribly defenses, by use. prelliael to th.• sap twine Ihe boiler it le been enannined f o r a ISM .e engine, K. sgisus.,issly applied for • high pressor, t he an romidesss the. ine r was is 0. king n lugh i rrwele rxine hero', the es pNoinn nod au. 1..1 t. rd .n dos 01-... inn toyesaas.uing 1t5e..11,11.1 liwder e! •heeslglne, %m.o. a.. not Meth ibis oft ischet diainrier 6 and seed min reedensieg ergiae. • mkt pal have be, not he power of an born - ; bus Ina wilt prenore siler. he aas peranotrl t by ref.reneeto the maresiory which.. bad to o nth. di n t is most Mire berm ems lined to du the duly Wharf inn sr, and so prriunrt which rriparrd Orr weans h. the boiler to be to. .lied so rases.: that on won in his ...tan %avid ever kite rtskrit...nd in whirfi impradenee and igosimare we. she dreadfol scrioent is hr im puted.. Ile slated, that kir pen..:. ewe... Seser., PI.. ergrre of tgeorotwe oe toorretty,, mold preeloot A nemair.B6. nark.. aagana. lie ihmight fl Mthly arcram.s. that 54- I.ohlle should he wanquilismed, und dew u. bar and toy bomele he it.dheriasisetely di:. tied against steam ateir sus .0 the highest importance id the manufartore of tee country and it wet oily aresonry to severe these objects that she fr rimier of these d.ffeteirt regimes shooW he us/erste/4, Al 'harsh he adoolitrd that high passim civilises. properly eon.. streeted, sad fa rertais iissasiest, were highly awful. vet as ad adequate. seam an. takes to prevent Improper eng.itet tom son Swim erected. and folly neighing all the eirerons:Noces .4" she queen.. is his wind. he thought is sorb bets. r lent their use Mould be di-rnatioied. particular ti in erns, fled nenghboisr.. hoods. dam the Public Moold be enitteed to such di...ger a. slat experimmed by the riven! espies...is Ile, for these reaore.„ deprecated she of blab. pressure eng...e. In ours si swims. *bile tbry were not subject to protecting revs mimes, shirts he hoped lie Leg:stature avoid stew me the necessity of speedily enforcing. Mr. J. F leash. apprestiee to Dr. Chow. said, that as Tuesday mailed, abort luilf•pu-s ire n'rlock. do e treee n .e4 penes were brought to the Hospital. eirartran's skull Malt fractured. sad the bone drives Is as bruin. 'rho Luk e ..r sows was hot, Lot although he sr a. ur hoer and a half employ ed is kidatik the body. be felled In reaming life. Verdict—That she deceased persons isssJ sort their delighted • cidembelly, by the burstim or a strate-eigine. I LORD COCIIII4IIIII VISSEL.— We roll ennfi•timilr !assert our Readers, that no stperisment whatever hut ; gel been trade with the stew internal propelling me. chinos,' of the ship Rising .tar, comment) rolled 1 Loud COcilitAXel Vessel, is all the osp.rintosits r I ism linen wholly directed its the tried of the boiler* t 1 and tleatn.unginet ; sad as these err. spoor* in their .. j mooincaliemor, and have not )44 been bron4ht to illieur t parser, they have stonsrieriiil s not horn 1.. a comfi , lion to week the propelll.4 machinery %Lich eon. Salutes the great false nod character of this important undertaking. We are folly pyramided tbti th. en. Rion on board this vessel, which are cnntlfresing en.. I I pines, and which Sr. celadated for DO horses Lower, 1 will be shortly completed end renderer! ell..,ii su: until whirls, no triml of the propelling mitchine , ry cue be fairly made, nor its character soil capability. ascertained, end if it shield prole ruceessfoi, it mill open a new era to the science of navigation. VOMIT OE KING'S BENcto, Arlin. SI. ' Mark Wald's., late Editor an I liropro-ior or the Manchestc, 06yr - ter Newspaper. appeared anti pleaded not guilty to a Criminal inforitneinu filed I against him by tl.a Attorney.Ceneral for is Libfl til . on the kirei and bulb Bostic, of Parliament. put. tithed in that Viper no the 1911, flay of Decant bet last. Ike Information consisted of seam, or eight. rostiti„ and tins Atkin which is charged as a libel is . terltienot Yonlidesabie leash. and frith real gillllty,.?nd if Ireth is a libel all raj be eno.i. dereiteists in feet, the infetinition tun nut even es:l it false, :that chaigo being left Altogether nut of the imencliiiilll: : 'this cause, ihrited at all, must he hyoid at 14412eatec ; irkt eat magi b. relltlfeiseil, the Jade, listen %Venn, at shy last Assizes, pProkillvd (very properly) the truth so be proved In evidence by ils o i ti l s ) ; l n t r o h N e: l i :lie: Libel. t i e l l of i' ) idir an G d astat—"j,J J ury. i n e t c h n irt 7 ' 1" 1 :411 " iedonthh lll heitral . dki de sirk C i: o br a niri s p t ilf t il it ,ta a gid, p i ph is+ t eeer s ilesk r , t o o g I... w ee: t a s4smi lt i e fola ri niresp f d h .4. e lk :em ii:v d ile o r: : :: a iir l pec l .ib l o: I ts , ty of the Press, was a ensater-plete of Anionic,. -.._ li I