The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-17 00:00:00

I fi DEATH OF HER MAJESTY. STATESKAN-OFFICE, FOUR O'CLOCK. We are jest informed that intelligooro hes *Meta st the Lord Chamberlain's Office of the Death of the (bun t which event took place soon after shoo o'clock, 7'. rag EDITOR or rag ST4TESNIN.' Srn,—WheSevei differences of °pinks may pre• van on religiose tenets, all parties meat agree that the Church Foment Service, if performed at all, should be done with that Impressive solemnity be. coming the last tribote of respect dee to our mortal ',WOOL Slovenly-carelessness, or flippant levity is the officiating Clergyman, is worse than a weakness— it evinces a want of feeling, that wholly snits hies . for his sacred vocation. Yesterday I burled one dry iweikaten at my own expence in St. James's ism borial•groond, when the grave happening to ilt# opened nearly CNNe to another, and the lutermetaiit both being appointed for the same time, the Clergy. man to curtail his !emir sod hasten throegh his deer, took his stand between the two graves, within in. qinstion, as he declared )41 the undertaker, of making ' one Funeral Serviced° fir both. I objected to this, and reminded the Rev. Gentleman, that aa I had paid the fees, I insisted on the doe performance of his dety. His aoserlr wu " " don't be isperitisiest.” Ile did perform h dray, hot in as apparent tempos very far from WM' ratifying to the feelings of those around him. This twndect is sebecnovieg sod as. seemly, and to prevent its mortises ought to be known. I atttyhir , Au. No. 19. Great Chapel-forme, WM. BMX art Soho, Ns.. 16. stela. NAPAL INZZI6IGSNCIL DEAL, Nov. 16.—Arrired 014111118040 e; the River the Mammas., hers, U pi% ham. Qiebeg Nymph, Radslill: from gmyrae• end Sadie& from the. Straits fay LeiShorrikanto days trim the Rita the Sir Joseph Beek., thelgeon, far Jamoice ; Ed ward, Drew, for St Yinceat's ; Mnycitevosts, fee Gibraltar; Mary, Rte, for Trieste;' • Gray boors, for Leghorn; Aid, Proter s .fee Liebe.; Gowans .for Lamm Pukient„....., for Genoa . ; and retaitin in the Donal with.tho tratteari• bound as per legit.—A &alga brig, from St thes to Amsterdam, was co th•Goodwinfutatietl a s i esorm, 11 lee, bat 11S got off by the easilts*,4llo boat, end proceeded on her 'orig.. P 0211310021 11 Nov. 16 .«— Arrived lb. Vigilant, Scholer, from 41•0111 Mg PAWN. ; Thomas and, Miry, Dysart, from Leghorn ; Harriet sad John, Baker, from , Tarragona; sod Liberty, Blanchard, ' frog Malaga; in pot ends. gesrentlne.--Passed op Vienne! the Otiont, Barclay, from Calcutta ; sailed Bth Jone, landed her passengers here by a pilot base. Cowes, Nov. 10...—The Royal Oak, Elliott, of ..... 440te was wally lost 14th lost. on the Isle of ;.--erest drotAtea. IrALPOUTH, Nov. 14.—Arrived the Fox picket, • with. Mail, from Malt., last from Gibraltar, in 14 drys; also attired .1 this port and landed a Mail, the Mentor, Osborne, from Madeira, in 18 days, and proceeded for Loudon. tratioos., Nov. 16. E—The Falcon s Lewis, sailed from boom foe Baton yesterday, pot bask with loss of fore.topmest, basing bean ran foal of by the Thomas, Colston*, for Belfast. Maaaaea, Nov. Ill.—Arrived off this port the Melpomene, Moore, from Bombay, sod proceeds for London. SCASSOROIIOII, Nov. 15.—The Haat Christie. Pook, frost Frederica for Hall, with &flirty, bas jest pet to bare by contra' pleb, and had kw feet water la her hold. • Non= 5011111.1114 Nov. 14.0.0. Arrived the Heelbal l Carr, from Riga hawing ea her passage be e . en shore, which ceased her to mako.oo mesh wet, that it is supposed a part of the cargo Is daunted. Iliarrroc.. Nov. 15.—The Ana. Yibitrt, from beats to Babieene, Is fili*Elllol to this port, bowing sprang a trek *gar) Westin. I.ls.da. P.l=o. NOT. 14 .-- Sailed the Reethen, Forbes, frost for Loader*. The Lietettrn, Schmidt, from Limpool to Gib raker, pot how Wdorford on the ssh toot, very loolty„ and wish two feet water its her hold, tho new bolos aseato uslitorp hoe free 3 she is gee* op for t o. P The 'Aintree, from Limpool to Belfast, too os shore its Medium Bey ea Thursday. The French Fends tontine' to improve t the price on Thenday woo 70. 70. aod 71.23. for the eud of November. The quantity sold yesterday in London is laid to fine been considerable t the price here is quoted at 71.45. s ith 23. 45. for the rate of exchange. The King of the Two %Mai ar►ived at Bowe on' the 25th ult. on a visit to his brother, the &- King of &AIN sad the Pops. It is stared in a Baltimore Paper, that by order of the CoMmissiooers of the Navy, a fair test has been made of the comparative dorsbility of American and Russian canvass, which has resulted in a clear demon stration of tire eeperiority of the Americus fabric, which is ht Wore to bi employed in the poblic -eer. vice. . By letters received at Plymouth, from the Navel yard at &made, it is stated, that a few days after the hurricane, which happened on the 29th of August, a violent fever broke ost, and its less than a inontit. about 50 permits were takes 111, 14 er 15 of whom died ; but the rest,.with the esception oft very-feW, are fast recoverhae. Many of the deceased voleu leered from this Doct.yord. Among them are An thony Wolis„ Slu es Wise, John Berkeley, ship 'frights; Rob. Linde. John Carlin', bricklayers; T. C. Robinson, J. Williams, ('2) R. Nicholson, stonemasons ; .1. llodges t ploolter ) from Portsmouth Dock-yet() ) lisc. Courier of ,J that in the not Notaher.of that Paper a A:overy would be comassmicated, of more '*port.' asice than soy that had been made since the inveadlon i of piloting ; and folly did the - Editor redeem his pledge, and satisfy the expectations of his sedisasp' 'Wert, as well as of the additional ones whisk annosacessent procured. It towed Obi ,that a wonderful Kaleidoscope bad beeeflissineed tif ilimilearood and ingestion ma, which, by theist** PI pieces of glass, bearing open them the letter* of she Alphabet thrice repeated, sod pot hi mot . Itither by a rotate/ meeemest, or by the gravity - t r. he objects , or by both comidood, would toes And stelestems suited to every occissioo slid weer: rence. The Editor feelingly remarks, that men efts* sedge' their brains for ideas without sobelles--a fe which the readers of the Courier ought wet to pull ; bat it isagreat proof of UL liberality, diet aware of Ibis nisfertnee, he did .stet keep the Ism. ties altogether for his owe ww. said Woe in k .borrowel lustre. instead of divide's; the wait, sharing it with the whole world without eeeetry, sod 'without price. The Editor of the Kaleidoscope Goodie (es the, Courier is howatforth to be called) naturally solid. pates great changes and malts in literates. a' science from his discovery ; but hidoes not ro at its probable eliett on the measoresef upon which it hifil n elready produced Ciente. For I have learnt, from unq‘ authorky, that on submitting the communication its question to the Ministers, previous to its publication, She majority of them wore folly creasinced that it was easy to apply the iiseentlnsi of the badness 0f their respective departasonts, so as to improve lbw edministretion of our affairs, and nearly to comport' their situations into sinecures, the description of piss' for which the Public considers their abilities to be best Realified. Snot that time the learned Editor, with as immense Kaleidoscope ender his arm, has been introduced by Mr. C—a to a numerous meeting of tie Ministers, specially convened for the cuss'. &ratios of dm subject, and after be bad most elo. Iteelltly paid his invention. the opinions sod in. Wilkes of his soviet bearers were partly manifested us fellekwas-.. Lord L shook his bead at the proposition (like the honest Jorymau did when he wee ',formed at Abe last Old Bailey Sessions that •• Bask Inspector, 17 the lew of the land. IS iNfalliblo, and therefore %Met loprontence whether a *swore is ,genolee than theyeison can possibly be who makes it); aid his Lordship not only refused - limeades himself, bet to permit the k bag any part of the said, that it was open forest*. of b use kit be thought fit, is his sepsis and added, that be believed it would many of them. . Lord C. was absent, but ea express toff to Ms Lordship, who, it is supposed, delighted with the discovery, and will • cell &lied 41b,psatisetimil alfeeteres, or his Congress 'Associates standing due twisting of which cannot fail In relation, on a secure and honourable footing. Mr. highly approved of the adoption of the Instrument, with figeres instead of letters, for financial purposes; and candidly admitted, that with. out this unexpected aid, he could not hare presided longer, even for the present Reononsical Establish ments of the country. HP should now, however, bring oat tliomphent Budgets, and be able to cope with the Bank Directors, and the hottest Gentienrea on the Stock Estange, by whom, in a variety of ways, he had so ten been outwitted. . The M—it of the 6/1 , --T said be was gild that a loyal Englishnsso bad the merit of an invention which would enable him, by filling the cell with suitable objects, to bring eat an entirely new coinage, and is dispense with all foreign aid in the design and es. satiea of it. PISTRUCCI'S name en the Crown had given a• mach offence, that he could not *gain per. mit the same of any individual to appear on the coin. age; bet in lien of the Editor's name (which he should otherwise. have preferred) the word Kaki. daospe should be marked on the obverse and reverse of every coin. Mr. C—a's remarks on the capabilities of the in-, strwasent were Nearly a repetition of what had up. peered in the Courier ; but be went on 1041 y, that feeling as he did, in commas with the Lordlier the A----, the superior importrioce of a certain manage.' mint of the Government Preis, whoa compared with the paltry affairs of our Navy and . Marine, he had for a long time cooperated with the able coodector of the chief Journal ; sod being in a constant state of warfare with powerful, opponents, he hoped he should be considered entitled to his War Salary, with the Arrears. • Ile concladeil44 pointing oet,'ln a very spirited manner, the advantages which a Treessry Print most derive from a literary Kaleidoscope.! Lord P. was not prepared to state to, what purposes it might•be applied is his Office, bet was rather inclined to think that, with the addition of three sets of figures to the thrice repeated alphabet of the inventor, the instrument in the heeds of.his re. lative, Mr. might be employed to settle the fete tine:mined accounts of Ms department. He 'very politely informed the Proprietor that he had tried the Literary Kaleidoscop, as-described by him, with a view of ascertaining whether a Dictionary might not be compiled from it to remedy the errors end deficiencies of Joulisos, end found it le be ad. mirably suited to that object, the drat tore having produced the following definition :-.-Permasmint, a. temporary, of short duration - Wood torn, by a singular coincideoce, cofirined - Temporary, if. permeate, forint Ric. Mr. C. proposed that if a blister detected of treachery sad falsehood, Colleague demand satisfaction, it she tut for the parties to go isle the field instromeats than large Kaleidoscope , duly pointed and tensed, week 'mirth* blond. me* _ invention was ins, reliable in *wowed slicteirit i ed sod seditious state , 4. the e " Hi t> lk for it Ives time llteo.bh Collagen Mr. Olivet, - gold peewee. a - joartutyto Derby and bark. an .Ipnection by the insteement..of th . die , ' , lets aid. inwir_,,i Pt:paled of being in opeN inso r tic. tion Irina table blew to bring . every Trtitorend Rffe,nlillf 1 4 4! illli peeisbmint of their crimes. Ho, i 'lad that this gnat cid. being brpeglit,abnet by east I,j*timtreeirtible evideoCe, no . Member of ORposkbp4l . kowsigsty bob] end hostile, /Wild dispute disport*, t ot' his, ~ • rags, and censygeintk, eh", *entities, et id boeveidea,_ which la the kit two • , 0n.,,o n. ,, of Parlianiesst bed i redo lo (teat an 'en the 'sande ..4 be vont*. not the , -Ifiet . es ,it site • percestlide twee at the lest Cesar, election. The Noble SeCietary concluded se amiable speech ty attuning his, belle (before Goo), that the Pm* , which he wit no:, odopting for the discovery au* Omoiskiltent of treason, were preferable to any of 44 reilleiv iL ballinrem . lit!ri . h Mr, yetufSbildlent Servant s i S litteekbar . X. X. - •t ermassrouswwwft m e s .. -t• . lIR'SAMIIRL ROMILLY. • * • II Oda IN ISO t.. ttsr ! , it EYS ••N POST.] as thew, we confess, olisisibeire die .ifeirb spirit 'and gestmal Archness of the CeNs4er, however we may differ from the Funkier no alosnst .evert 'object he 'Amok's to discuss. Abating his' political predflereiess, We inisgined ton that as there was great life in his Mick end defence, there was oho* manly feeling. We are afraid we must alter this @minion, offer the dry and sophistical article di. rested *plea Si. memory of Sir S. Remaly, which appeeced last week in this Journal. It is written,: however glossed over, with a total absence of what we weed call heart. The Courier, we imagine, should feel hell geite satisfied at being relieved from the op., prosiilo. of each a man. without a weak attempt to. dlyreciatit his talents. Bet this conduct is even Imp.. Nile. It divests every piens and sensible man. end: COSMO possibly serve thecae'', of the Ministry. Nay.- we feel persuaded that it will injure them ; for; as every ono knows, the Courier is a sort of demi official organ of Administration, *Ole will natu rally, though perbapserreemoosly, chirp errthe Mi nister the locubratimas 0 the poor pUrblind sophist.' With toyed to the Paper, it is decidedly Hennes to hs character; for we happen to knew that many staunch partisans of this present Goiervament have declared their disgust at the line adopted by the Courtier—thiekleg, as we do t that it reflects net only disgrace en the Paper, bet dishonesr on its PM. players. A few mere articles of this kind, in spite of its acknowledged talents sod general authority, imitild sink this Paper to the level, low as it is, of an bisis Minhterial Joernal. Let the Editor beware bob he admits these articles into his Journal, for we eisi' - by Gement _ of 90,000 loads of timber, to be delivered in three years. DSURY•LAnit Tilt STRII.—MFII. WRIT again per formed Lady Macbeth, list night. and with ;attested suttees. She proved. particalarly in the last sr. dames scene, her claim to be naked in the first line of her profession, and her exit was mailed by signal expressions of approbation. Mr. KE.tx's Macbeth was. vs uses!, a masterly performance. The Mac ,tier el Mr. 11. Kcal's,* was a very respectable per formance. The boos* was crowded; indeed, in the pit theses was an overflow. A COVEST.OARDEN THISATIIIe.—The Tragedy of AMC Shore was repeated at this Theatre, last night, with infinitely more spirit and effect than on its the former representation. Miss O'NEILL drew a most affecting picture of the morrows of Arse Shore. Miss Sonata viLLe performed Midi with great foree. Mr.Youtto played Hastings in eteellent style. The scenes with /Mk and Olo'ster were fine speeinsena of skilful and magnificent declamation. Mr. MACIMADI'S Da ta.* was admirable. Mr. Bonet( didrot appear as Gtoliter ; the part was supported by Mi. Earexoe. The terms, Luck, (hence, end Fate, prove, that everysthenterer has threw ways to gain a foifune; or whoever holds a Ticket in ibis Lottery, • May gala by Lett. .cse .non !test Taesstar ; rte, Allay Chum". 43040 D, Neu Teesdav I May gala iiy Fate. "lAA Nest Tuesday er e ' I his Luck, thence, or Fate ' may gain him od e eit the ether Three Prises of ,30,000; therefore, in r elater ease l it will he right not to wrong ourselves Iby keeping oat of tho sphere of .Fortene, as there are Font Prism of 4 E30,000 la ibis Lottery r Nl= TOIDIDAY the irst-drawn Prize, artutte4erlC may Ile, will mak. in Consols ,e 30,000 10' ida &ion. 2 r 1 Tag STOLEN CHILD.—At a late hoer last night srm reitite information bad reached the Magistrates $ Bow-street Police-Office, respecting The stable child.; The greatest anxiety prevails threaghost the met top.. lis ; and Mr. Btattla was In hourly expectation of receiving the news of the apprehension of Rennet:. It it stated la a private letter from Liverpool, dated last Thursday, that Abraham Thornton, before be sailed far America, left a letter, directed to the Constable of Birmingham, in which he declares, that he did violate the person of MARY ASHFORD, but did not intend the. to nturder her; bat that as she per sisted le saying she would expose him, he drugged her to the pit, sod threw her in. Thornton's letter is said to be in the possession of Mr. BLACKSTOCIL, be • , . . .. . . SECOND EDITION -To Tax EDIWR 'or :as 7 1 41 1 112111.1 N. ' heist at ism piii • ad thereby dory i , . , "krone% a • -...e....- . the dispate witheet the amine of Ministered b --moo--- Sal—ln the Courier of the 7th inst. it mes s ett• ' ' timrd S T — sakk !b a it 110 0 1. '" i " anti° " w ' _...,.._...1... r... .1.- __. .• .• 1 . 4 .___ '9" \ 1:1/ / IV' Ir V AT WM 7 v v••• ',ln Nib • 10.4.............•••-• —--_-• t. _ • • - . 11 . 4 4 1 t o ad o pt t h e ate tolerably certain that they do not emanate fro lotrodeitiew of lamed. l; es lo Au to the mitiest matter of the diatribe, it wool his adigeopoi at Mask melte &Mugs end the eih4etetendiegt 11 t e deportieent ; Public to ear a single tbiefeeiss is reply. big service to The new Candies ion for Connecticut was foresail rest bus been sent vitilitd by the logislatate ea the 9th Oct. A allot apposed, will be 011 guns was fired on the occasion. The anijorit rill • base a large tempting the Constitution, throughout the Stall t, std *Agora 'irbost 1900. rg prostrate, eirestsact his jest been entered /fan by Govern keep oar foreign mitt for upwards of 90,000 loads of timber. to b Mien T.... Permeate the Clerk to the 1144istretes, who went to the Cos. n • end the Wow' tom.hoese, end reigieeed the strides with Thorn. cc:warmed thefirst— ton's there, old fared kp in& ate. The Certain of 'w days since Misister ohoeld be the, young? ••• of . Otiose*, of St. Beal, ed, sad the teiond 'Net 'l7 yesvi *calm et some dispute t shoved net be kw- with his itredier, etillittel . bin With a knife In the laid with *slitting aide. TM piseas atee t . aried 'beet li t Harmed till or% 5$ these Wet site foilowies &Enda', Mew hoe red: The , q'ickl~ is do db., tweet Jury swag of ‘ 4 - • • • - . s•••• TEA-DEALERS; • • • • test eight &Risen SO and 60 Malin bi tee mit kt the Leaden Coffee-hOote, hedgale.hill, for that porpoee of toosideting of What meths fee ougkt Nib"' tette by sheds, *ith regard to the " 110.40111 salts Tea Gimped', Ledgete.hlll." . • l * Mr. BRDWILL being called In the their, • e, • • It was proposed, lb th e fi rs t i nt i a nt e, to rtlsd stile reply of the London Genuine Tea dridtpaby to the Resolutions published some lime shwa by the Tit dealers.—The reply wee accordingly Mr. Beate proposed, that the deems et theet" . 4lo.l lent should be teed, in order that ttolliproper MI should be allowed to mit with the proceedings Of the aselialtddge, as Was the cies ea a tinnier eta l•gradeit. tW. Thep position being t td,f Aft names Sets teed. Mr. SRAM!' enaltritsleted fhb defined's* present Avon the good that hed . been done by the Resolutione ..ttich had been passed at the former Meetii;g; for t ' by those Resolutions, the Public were now and,. :calved as to the character of the Institution al. laded to. Mr. SPARROW thiesadeerted open an article Which appeared in a Sunday Newspaper of yesterday, which he understood Rae subject to the influence of the Leedan denebottea Company, This artialei with Mr, SperrosOt reply to it, was reed the one being en abuse, end the other a vindication, of thlecooduct 'of the 141-deelers. The Juuraolitt mllO.ll, 'sees admitting, ss was alleged, that %pollens were present at the last M e e t i ng , their d n n wed *et to be taken as the sisal, of Hie Tesidetiars set Landon, whose member eeceeded 2001, ell the mord respectable anal ,important indiriduiti of Which de. dined to have any concern in sect, a Meeting, This e Mr,. Sparrow, wile avowed hi mse lf t h e aut h or of that" Vindication, positively denied, asserting, ;bat many of the most respestehle Gentlemen In the node ins terteredoo this occasion, as well to sate the Pub id from deleslee, as to mice* their own eitateetiel calumny... • 114 r. MARSH 411. stated, that althsegh this tt Lem 'Ono . 0.4 4 0.1 e Tea Company'' was said to consist of I f iition merchants, eat one merchant was connected with it: • Here Mr. BsowNE read the Reanlotions which it was proposed to adopt, and Mr. Woo moved their erinpfloe. Mr. Glass expremed hit approbation of all the Ilkeelvtions, and his wish that nothing should be seift be done in retaliation of the scurrilities promulgated by the agents of the London Genuine Tea Company. For to imitate such a precedent would be unworthy of that Meeting, whose proceedings should be mirky.' by that moderation and decottim, Which best beeline their Amster and object. Me. SPARROW thought that some reply should be made to the verities poblicetions of the London de. seine Tea Company. For instance, the assertion ought to be contradicted, hem* it was untrue, 'het this Coteleany sold better tea, and et a cheape r rem ; ,thelp,ettier persons- concern ed la the T.. trade. Resolution in that effect eight, indeed, to be imbed diet'', published. Mr. M‘LAVAIR said, that he decidedly disapproved of this as well as of the former sleeting, and of all the proceedings adopted sod proposed—for he could not see why those Medbegs, while they p ro t este d hostility to the litecolations of a Lauri-00cl keeper*. should combine to puff big. Of- alt Lottery-puffs of which he had ever heard,,this op. peered lo him the most extraordinary, end be thoeght it as unbecoming to accede to it es it was on disport of the Tee-dealers of London to 'epees, or to feel any fear of thecompetition of a few speenlators..... He•would rather let these speculators go on and set as cheaply ar they pleased—they could not wit cheaper than 'sealer traders, tp whom he would re!. commend • redaction of one penny a pound on their sugars, to such as bought their tea, and the attieldi in his opinion, be the best way of meetinglhe cam. petition of those boasted T....dealers. Mr. PAILITT deprecated the idea of any leek re& election in the price of Sager, as he had don. 14 year* ago, when a similar proposition was brought forward. On that occasion, indeed, be declined' to sell Sugar at all, confisAsig himself to theists of Tea ' and Ito apprehended that any tech reduction week; be only a delusion upon the Pubic, al those' who made a re duction in the price of Seger - would most likely in. classify themielve" by so advance in., the price of Tn.- As to the allusion, in the reply if the Lamina Genoine Tea Compeny, to Balite Tia„he maintained that it was quite erroneous, as Bohm was geeerally better than most Souchnfige imported, whil e it w e. much cheaper, and according to the triiitriern of me. dicet men, its liquor was pecoliertrselobrinos. After a few further observations, the Itesolatiooti t eeigleelly proposed were agreed Se, with some addl. dons, and ordered le be pohlitheCin ill the Papers. A eebstription wa. entered into to defray the et. pence of the publication, and a Gentlernee es said .th he.had received 201. in aid of the abject from . inik4it • the wholesale tea houses in souk, tie . paricfpilie . in vrttich did, hrilvever, repress seiledisaliprebatioo of the conduct of those Meetings. The Meeting broke op at *boot ten n'clork, after .• eotifirthaeks to the 'Treasurer and Committee, se well auto the Chairman. . s 1 • Pr!day, the 13th inst., the Commissioners of Rack. ney.cOacbes convicted the. following coachmen :-- Tee driver of No. 75, in the penalty of 10s. for re- • • fussing to drive a shilling twee from Palace yard to. wards Teinple.bar, which they ire compelled by law to do %/hp) required by the Public; the Moo of No. 417 Wat impended from driving for one month, for'very redo behaviour to the Complainant in Corn. hill, and threatening to give him in charge to the watchman, on the 3J November; the owner of No. 583, in the penalty of 10s. for exaction ; the driver, - of No. 818, iothe penalty of 109. 1 for misbehaviour to the Complainant in Smithfield ; the driver of Nea t 901, in the penalty of 10s. for election; thedriverelV NC 1112, in the pensity•of thilbefisvictor44. illai Complainant, at Brampton, on the Ist inst., irt calling end shooting after him, andibresieoing sulk: to carry hien spin In hit roach ; Ibitdriver of 1141116: in the penalty of 10s. for mete** ; the otrutekr licence of No. 344 was 'upended, for working 'efficient benee.• ........lia.lll . 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