The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-27 00:00:00

1r..?1 , '. To rot EDIiOK or rot SnitESMAN. M R Enrfna,-1 am desirous, if convenient In you. to elle sum• fere thooghts to the Pablic, and shall be Oath obliged if you can (arose with so early Insertion. The time wasted by so larite a proportion of the community in inerti , m, and the iotolerable, almogt sai ',pressure of Poneaßetea,are aohjeri s d estan .l. log the attention of every reflecting mind. That a.. much distress. occasioned by in inability in our lower el onhtain by their etertinns goat for them• vices end 'aims, while ample resources are to be foand, t bet elicite the most pengent re (ret, Gild a desire that such circumstances shookd be tedrettedl. The necessity of coltirsting our soil, in preference to schemes of emigration, whatever well-disposed mistakes may have palsied, will not here be consfdered as matter of doubt ; and we well know that the mass of oar People mast remain.---(lot we r►joice that we possess very much land on which human laboor may be eaercised with the greatest success and profitable return. No hesitati•o ten be entertained when the proofs are in abundant. Substantiating facts are offered from the most judicious and experienced simmers ; end who, thst has not already been in the Wit of investigating such object', can longer keep back from rifts so iuteresting. Pauperism has been precluded, soil the chorister of the indartrines classes supported, by the ecespetinn of small portions of land. Health, end the suitable employment of the rising wit, and the prevention of crime, have been the bappy reselts. Benyssit in the worst of times, the independence and parfimi.on ail, poor man have bon paranteetl. The example of pat lab.., even of dis. shirts, and whole cowl*, might be adduced. Parish rates have been in numerous instances, not merely kept ander, but almost annihilated by these seers; bet the pevest solislaction ia.t•rir.d from the progress of I cause to important. Nttblonts n, end landholders might be named who are embasked. Anti its the west of our island an immense ilia of WIMP is about to furnish a refuge I. a corietpoodiog pops. lotion. The efforts of parishes sod of assoristions every. whet. require encouragement from the well.nisher to hi , Cnanlry. In online, time!, individuals, and thaw. of every raf.k, msy often rq-operate with sh e greats► effect. But it is to he ardently wis►ed, that every parish may avail itself of eertaiti claefes of the Act, emit al►d an "Act to amend the laws for the relief of the Poor," paned in the last Session of Parliament, by which every parish is salhoriard to occupy land for the purpose of employment, and letting it to I. poor. By the above-mentioned Act the iii ri laming sys'em, adopted with success in KM, and producing a revenue applievhle to the 'splices of the parish. tiny be realised. It is however, indispen sihle. that each p.mn employed should have an o• port 'pity of cultivating a small plot for himself at leisare hour,. l'he letting land t• the poor is • eine qua won in every instance. Thus we recognize the ell.interrating ep•ralions of the spade to be oar receive.. Waist and disco's. lents it is widen', may be repollis ►. Orr Frenetic. Insert will main find costrinsors of the moat valuable order from sweeten; and while the inwrtant effect oo 'eternal commerce cannot he problematic, gm, rank will puddling the happy I• a.. 131.11JAMIN WILLS. Camberwell. A.ieu-l. talll. IfiSscissrn, en.onannly rall••d MAUCDIIND DU MAINZ, hr •her I'an•res MARCO n. of Amster. thaw, said, it mi le Iran boon • whole winter by lb. side of the Duet.e..s ITII Nlaires hod, res.liffil ihe lirsi t►n mini of a bn• k: the mnmani he began in teed she fell na1... 1 ,, utjrh h► n. l immedisieli pe t . arising. ifrniefnled in • I •tt the nest day she always mid. him begin again. We are grid the rime ni (his c•.mpn.inl honk. It• h0w.,.,, are by me means tare. It is incnnerirable what immense •olumas of lair irtpar hare been spoiled by the crco. ethes scrisendi, 110.ich Sewing In gerpus in fury that of the tecorthe, loquendi If •,,than earn In be Palled f • ni in the tempi. Fame for what shoe have dine iu this way, they would Late a dismal black ' , Taunt spinal them. Iku•rrtr Popois •late r that ow lip 'ermine ot the Iflth inpawr, numprour arrows t.rik pte►e in Om city of G enr, ►•Orate by lie u I r , t lir the irrraolarito of prirsinarr, and that among the 1 1 .' 810 11 4 in errerlyd, were Capering of Ner►oir6 end • ;Wenn Boron, who w►re recruiting for tie South American new In the some Parsers there is s story Odds merits notice only fee its singularity. It is pretended, thar a hatter has been written by the Emperor of It‘stit, the Adritess of which is not known, in which his Ins. !oriel blaj►aty, tecoaniaing the dsna►r of Secret Societies, eller. oho assistance of 300,000 aeons, if necessary, to astrantee the safety and independence of all oho Severeitns of Germany. It is also mid did s arm C.na•ess of Sosereidns is shoot to be held al Warsaw, on the invitation of the Emperor ALCI• ♦aota. Another rumour of eposl probsbility is, shut a quadruple alliance is projected between Eng. land, Fume', Anode, and Sweden. The credit of thine pshlicity i• ibis ingenioos preject is die to a Ilamborgh Jrr•rnal. A letter from Leiptic states, that an Association of the first Itookeellera in that town hate an Wen. lion of forming an Insurance Company for the 1 -"- tertian of literary property. It would be desirstrie to faro. sn Insurance Company to prevent that de lft*, f hail wiitinct, of which no Person seems dis. p9.(1 in Haim •he property in any fore. ' l ' ►e City of Ileseriiril is ►aperted In be warmly contested bet WPIII Dr. MATHEW sod ItleuAau Sittosiono r . E.q. the Candidate', in the foam Of MC tate Member, Colt/oil SYMOYDs o tkceased. THE S11A:ITS:111N. 01)K To ra t MAGISTRATItS or MANCHESTER. Itite anteeedenteos scele•taci deierril pede pates diode. lion Act. When Ilenten . • irevitniik. ra g ., For •engrance in it It • . 1 Velillo age. D01:1.4m he wind. F , orn Ike chillA boons it o iihdrawl As iaehmeriei in he pabhr emne, Ahd love of Amato kind. Pram burr defiled the sordi.l tool, Th .1 mewls brush. the proud contrast, or arbitrary *wily g fleece proniee'it l'eers, and gauped slaves, Ilene, fee long list of fool• and teases, That light, or vow for p.iy. Yet sow there are in every elate. Ulm. truly greed, shall soar sublime. St its God-like view bras.' t U...limented ?it'll. where Envy •hakd 1■ bloody folds Iter famished snakes, Or roll. it. wave, Methinks er'n now nit sondes plain. Yet wet with hind of Bno•us .l.s,n, 1 air., a stimsr•ful band Is I bunting frame the ya Meg tom►, Pete spectres glide athwart the &loom, Aod cone the gladly land. Wh Ir h .If eloweed. and ►ull ennfen'd, E'en female• hire the bleeding bread, And pond lb.' fatal wowed Primes...onus daughter marled the crew s Bat liras,. will theirsteps purser. And blast 'beet 'a the ground. No more on Mi. devoted Isle, Shall diered Freedom deign to smile s Or Vence or •lefet) dwell : Till retribution duly pied, Shull calm mach injord Po:riet shade. Taut .here uloistel, fell. Ther. thee we all whoa, dire esumnad. Tornio .Re are coward Wad, Baia %atria's, endlr-o Amur r 0 glee she ras,'Neng furies way, Alre.da hell demand, in, prey. And hear's' allaw • she r Heat's heard she li.ping kraal: tries, Toter g.. 11 nd * flog. 10 'warier. 1 e Nestor...l he as, Y• •••• • Age salrilelet of 014 . f. 1'1 , 31 ire los Merl is. 'go...dread hoar, lour Islersliag cougar, s rage. 11.'1 'Arm. Oft 11l OT I In wino. 'roe, The vent, the Rau rms. ta.la pursue, 14 sassy, arr.' devigu'd: For tnnw, from ensurer:lie • head% An purr r. iv liras'. demised', Than Freedom to ieraultud. W. I. NAVAL INTEL LIGKNGIL DIAL, AuG 26.—Came down from the Rivet sod sailed, 'he 'WIWI Colony, lic.dt, for the Cape of Gond flopo.--iided the arhul.• of the hnmrward. b oun d for the —(; qp• does, from the Ri►er and sailed, the Itaikes, Girdder, for Madttha and tamales. Fire o'Clock.—A skip has just hove in sight of Ih. S .uth Foreland s supposed to be the Thalia, He►. best, hem I3✓ngsl. II MIMI!, AUG YB -- Arrived the Prince of Orange prelim. •rih a Nlsil, rrnm II Aland. Poar.rovtir, 4G.—A►rind the Zephyr "Inefinft, from the D.ionl.—Came into harbour to refit, his Majesty's ship Itlnwind.—kiellett hi. Ma. jesty's ship Venires, for I'lymontt•. I.lvrstroot., Ave. '25 —Arrived the Transit,White, free Vurginii : sailed the 47. h Jan.—Arrived of this port tho Dremosood. from Virginia. FALMOUTH. A uw. 41.—Sailed the Joseph and Jeep. French for the Baltic. D I eTeIIOUTII. Aun 43. Letters have been re. (wired to day (rem Captain Cornish, and several of the r,ew 0( the Helen of this p..a, which vessel, nn her voyage from Livatpiol le Gonna and Leghorn, tell in with • piratical b.ift, ono the 3d inst. off Cape de Ga!l, whn reviled the li•len, aft.•r pinn•teriog' e• .4 part of her cafe). Theerew reached Allicant with great ditficelly in her long heat, on the sth Inst. It WWI that the pelt pride of hleestrier, the Mitioct.s, of Alanchtb.ter, who •ould •oat end the sword nor the bead of the pairing reivisee As. in day. heike in UPI hie pupol.riuy am .sat hi. b re . Cher Ja.liers &Hine; weuw•) Iherr(..r..rp. I. •a• a snag to fee Mr. HUNT In gain , without bssi •` 4.r. •het hens,' hail *such it wa. raid (while hie olf.cros i.re nutty aedifiumg), itpuld h. r•tio;totl n 1 h5..6. The treasonable part a ill{ Red aids the m.d•r.ttnn nr his accusers. W. hos. h•lftre eurot•ri • •••••ihIP ottf•et from II • Diadem kirenint Purl : nest hari• g t. • rattily In hr. 11...T.11.5t ion osh•ci h•irer iba• oeralrn riper, soy sehl-et, Ir• •r• (Ira to avid o4e..twes 01 the •••ktsner they offer In strrritche., Ulf f• 041 cspi. ~inn. The •h•••• inern•ll. it , Pr pleillltip and judirodia/y this Vete of peblic ell4irs, as foil, Wu " Whst is to h. 'lota.? This is the titivation asked by ' T e e) . •n,. TI.• Comrier, indeed, says, sr if in earn k•ry of its r•td•r., tii•l the Marsehester Treated), as it is riot inaptly calle.l, has already produced ,h. h ot c a. The It•!nrw•rs are awed sod terri. 6.4 ; isoiv well he, bet we doubt *ht. then thes art a•ed. Tae riot St Macclesfield—the vett/069dt at Sri.. kpori and Ito)ten, prove on) orbit.; hot • titspo.iii..n to r•tarn to tranquillity. In. deed rtery one it of apininn, that the terneity of wan en.. 1,1 desire t.nthip•S heifer to frrrward the cause of the It.voto:ionists, if ru.h there be, than what has tatter, place. If there he traitors in the country, then I'llo th. Marlebni.r Magiatratev adopted the t w o ro..ihle plan of irle)ina theirSave:—aud the 11.11.111, wp verily believe, will pr• It it. ss What Is to be done? here it an opportunity for the Whigs. Such an opperlunitr they here not had for many jean—sack en o, oo:tastily they may sever hi... again. Will they come forward—will fluty e•.reven. their I towns and cnun.i.s—will they r...t 'twin revird a Wong aid unegnigne9l de. elaistion of their principles? \no is the time.— They 'vac mak.* their peace with the People, if they are in .guest—they may place themselves once more et their Lod. If they do net—if they are merging thetnselron for the meeting of Parliament, they may rest astiseed, that whatever remnant of popularity m a a still hitig about the 'ism* will fall. end they will he left in a •toe of sin&le blessedness to their Be. roogh• and tt..ir Pl , llOPc. As a distinct order they ma) doirri.h 1.4. a time, but all leaders of the People, their oreittistion is gone for ewer." 'alt. Nlit.t.s feels himself hurt et the manner In shirt: hi% to.me hat apyr.red in roe Newspapers, as it would seem from them that I." rat in prt•---; in timacy with Dr. WAT4O , I, and .be leading men of the Committee of ten Ilian.lred. This lie li mn.r amines In dootniv, ash, has no kenwhedge of or communice ti .n with in, member, of that body. the cirrum. stances which has. bravest him, for an instant, into contact soh 'ham are thus raplained On the 12l ut.t. Mr. MILL; arriv•d in town, retell) unconscious that any Meeting %halm; ogle pr-- to be held at Smithfield ; bat upon eonveral,lt •i• h smile of has pricate Mends on it • propriety of . 3l•eting to he railed, antler the onsisluted Artehet rifles. he first leaflet that three was as Inlrlleiort to hold the Smithfield Ileming. Un estqwiring who the prnma.•r4 of thin mrasure, and findiee4 that I Dr. W A130:41 was to pre.i le, he ...getter! that it *4% !• waration on which the deliberation of Gentlemen ut esperienre w i th, be •tercisell with ailtantage, whe ther, ender the rirramotattees, it would not be better to delay to ding this Meeting. Mr. NI ILL, mentima • e l l his multi •n, and volentreipil In call spits the Gen, sirloin oho was proposed a fake the Chyle. B•iot show,. Ur . WAT , GR's house, he called upon the Doctor, anti briefly saagested his doubts for ems. sitleration, and Mr. Mtu.s ande:aton.l Dr. WATSON se say, that if Major CASTY/RIGHT'S opinion, at the father of Reform, should be toe it • ,iuld be esOff• advisably that this Meeting should sot be held, he would abide by such opinion. In ennievence of this, Mr. MILLS called at the ,Mai se., but not finding him at home, he wrote the sAkritte .1 letter, and received his answer, Which he pet intoil!he hands of Dr. War sou himself. and never lisped'. that ally report of this occurrence remold hare revehed the or that any person, except the totlitiJoel to whom h. e 4 .• the letter, would have heard of his WIT. In go trilling a tranaectiaan. Sinai! n hirlo Mr. MILLS has i 5.,., seen Dr. WATSON, or Ms , . W.T4OM. or any individual or Committee coo. net.. Ps tilt tn.n. Copy OW ra. lIILII . S SATTER To c•at *micro?. •• ihcAlt at 6.—i Aso 16666 los hoer atter prop. tear or the dl allet:o.Al I meth...toed is altretstseti to ts, is Isku at S•n , II011.1J, no t' etb."'Sow• w " egi r t ender a.i ~ .r.i.nonsees Ivo do pot thiuk it lidehable 'bat st should dria)ed. " r wor'l. truly, " J. MILLS. " five n'Cl..rk , A. N. A or. 49, pl 9. •• r. *pier Gets. tiaiu." Me!ilielPlalleeinefegeitE4l. 2ll TO THE 1.01 JOH kW ink %t * riot I Int I) CON. Cannek Sao% Aue. 21. be t thtnegh year l'ai.of to meatiest 01111•1 eafreutdinney ase lhot ner• best, 11,5 day before yeste.d.y. I stacked Int . t ext en that f'T•1111/1f, and heir;tt l i neemeiou to g o nest mooning 14 the Bold. l m .oat lose of the ma. k-. I round ih• Rate at the held locked, sad te4t. t.•l the bewail. hat e.tuld tee no splostostie of its hating beets token rater the It.tley. I into oeot to the 1011. fr Ihr gliCk was made, sad, los Not trPol mem. found the grotiod sunk, sod the, the top Owe( of the stack was jail neer Ike waste et the cased. I am. Sir, Ike. Itlrgetttil 11111ANNtel N. Mr. KEAN has eislateti LIM • It•aly wide Mr. lioooti to p•rform tit niOte at enyeart garden Thya. tre e after •hick he emtrerk• fat At Trice. Avonogst the performer, rengl4.d by Mr. &mews, 1., P ry. lan. Theo'', sr. Mrs. II .Intiver.or. $4. le cof CO. ••111.0111011: Mr. Lloareox sn.l 11.. Munoi Emmy, t.f Cnay,ir.g.irden •hn I. n tee performing et Litarpeol„ an highly pleased .I.l° 4 dipace in the character of Fitter", in th. Vv.. .4 if Roland jar an Oliver. that not r.r.•ent with I ly applauding the actor, they Waisted an one 'he scenes being repeated, before they seek) Luffer the piece to PfPreelle M iS. OUGCH, ender the ne* t erfingen t e n it, j i no t to bo roped at Dtory-leue Theatre during the tit. saint season. 'lnc t; ttAitot.—ln eamgig.tente et the %faithfield Meeting, the ifiten.led inareenen.l. .4 sti..l4Prent siments of Foot Gesidr, stetint,d 1 ., ant . uf I t s . XletropniiP i dirt not tar place is ass intended, bat *al postponed anti! jeslieeday. At in esti, nolo in the morning every part sf London tl:soisye.l run. huvie sot! 4airty, the it. •r .1 11 , 411,4 , 0 gs of I n a (111frront regiments were teen .11 ii,ir. • fla w . I if,ftrifflind f•f their rerpei•iio ilevi..titler.se, as fnllnwf Grenadier G41r.1.. 1.1 hott re Iltacutsttild i ts 53t , 2 1 , f.. 34, fr..si Chstbsm to the Toiler ; •III•trof in, 1.5 I.f ninny,' from the Tow,' 21, (r. e. Wi. u• ['wi ri er . ; 3,1 r•ginfonf. 111 haq•;il4.lt. to 1V.!1•1, , ,r; 11, to Norman Birrork.f. The several par.tee teem orraffenpffiodi he their Lands of noest•. The noose of C , attectris Is sodsignlite swil. rya gaits,lnch, it is said, will prose beneficial. by 411..rditoi I grater sent for the mephitic sit. T k a staffo'd at present erected around the Wile, which has been pltred il.ere for the purpose of re. ettlet.og the circular aperture shit h eiriele in centre of the ceil•olt. EATRAORDINAKY reoroxvioST.—'rbe (..hewing account of • moat estrsoiditiary phentanwiwo • f iia. tare may he tlepip".l.ll r.ii f.., its suiltr.iiicoy —Thist si , cu'ar man in piot,eat Oise ; he was living, .n the knowledge, sis years tan. In the village of Maras, four miles Goa Shepton Somersetsi.ire, in the year 170. e woman, of the name of Kingston, was delivore.l of a stout boy, wi•hnot srms or shoulders. Ile poe , without the steal appen , ligit, of a l les, all the strength, power, cud detterity of the abl. at end most reaulae Ms& mew, and 'lipids.' every No-tinit of 1 fe . Its feed., dimes, and undresses hin , teif, coatse his own Wt., shiers his beard with the razor in hi, cleans his shoes, lights hie fire, utiles out his own hils and ts, end does almost every other do. mestic besitiesi fteiog • farmer by occupation, Its performs the sisal bosineii of the fi.ld„ fo.l.lers his evil., mikes his ricks, ruts his has, ra.chrs h., horse, OM saddles and b.idies him with his feet and tom— Ile can lift 10 prciti oe h r ,,,, w i t h hi, t eYl h ; with his foe, he throws a law *We hammer faith.? th. 4.,, oilier man can with his arms, sn.l he he. f . o aa, a stout !owls, and come off wirt , rious. Tile., facts are notorious in moat parrs of Somess..shiaa, Dent nis OWTRene.-0.1 Widnes,ley night last kliqu I—, who resides with her pima, in Rtih. bone-place, after bating trammeled some busines. fat her father in the neighbourhood o' . :ohn.squarr. watt returning thloo t :h the squill., wh.n she was i-tie• cently and inhumanly attacked by • f••l'rw .•' Inisr, in p ion of a blu.lgeott, wi•h why. h he beat her over the legs and heti,. Miss L. ran as well at she could till the arrived at an cc Isaintenre of her fathr•'s, who keeps a tst•rn, coil en her entrance she fainted away. The man sill. ti , .rquell, bet was protented entering by some persons there ; ow aWA he swore. that if they obstructed his entrance he wo•thd cut their throat.. as he was determined, said, In have the young Lady +ht.'', OF at some fe•ore He was taken Iron the spot, and shortly alter Mitt 1.. was carried to her (P , WPOCP 1.. a dtrailial it Ay. 11., father, determined to hri••g the cdr•roiler to jostles., asrertsia•d that the min rant hail lire.' versant with a 1..4 in ;ioho•sq..arr, 110 d that his nape we, pawl. ; he procure I a w it from Marl. botough.street offer, whets Mia L attended, so d *taunt that the isnner, w hile lifting; her, swore he wool.' byte bet lire. She knee uornwg of hi nor did shy over eitie him any protoeetioig. The case was ordered In gland over. It is the determination of the Lady's father to prnsrc .le the fellow•. On Tuesday morning, the imstkon.l c .ugh, sf•er Inv ng Millet's II liel, nn the raid to 1..n010n, by turning the c••ruer too slinvilv, west over, and 14.1 t It of the passengers at Niii:er . o, touch hurt and bruised. Of the 13 passengers, only three, at ptestint, bee. reached L.•ndon, and those •uch hurt ; the tarry are serioesly woondeil. Retortion 00000 aid e,ght n'rlock on Taesday even. ing, tome 'Mains. by in •urns of false keys, etue,ed the bed•ron• of Mr. G. W• 114, the Red Lion, St. Juhs•vtrret, and *tole front his drawers 501 Us Rink. Dotes, and articles of jewellery and trinkets toe great amnent. Coals Ft at. Ado. great las Orr 4 WlD•at remount as awed, lbe valet made fur lrked. • umpirr, tomi t. rarer • de II wits. r00....f ."hot , itell to ol She tidr of the Mare..-o.tou to door( :.01 du I sale.—la dr.tekle .4 awl,' iosi . . thaaarscau. Aao. •,t7 —Thom aa. hiaa ..f prime Coate at hi:trim a. , v 4 s. • pr•eva are ebvapr show 1.4 alludidss t. —Veal, Ussiva, Laab.avil Palk have de. Lied imp , ir• . The he.sosr. in Ike fin, Markel illy unern - nr fru Irmismet. d al rieed.—titria sem , . ph .min ' ..-.leo Tie awarded id a metre' .issev.vvi or 114 c re bra p ,tea at Market Oak s%w Oral , nerpt”ar of Ries dwrf . 4. at lo b• V.l Fi.o.: a t atoll, MIR Y, $ i w„rmi . 4.. 6i. w. 5.. 2,1. 6>Q..•. . ... _. ...... OP wert ... 5. 01. or 6.. 01. Sher, OW L0501b;•...... 1.1110 pont • i.. us. s• co. 0 1 . Cal... Limb... 4 64. to 5.. 44. P n - PS liAl'.lllA6 Mil' Hay .. .. 41. e.. et s. 65. M. 04,. Clover ... 51. Os. LW. to 74. go. . 1 4. Susi, ...• 21. 0.. 20. to 11.16 w OIL I lb..e ...iiiiii2gi As ADDRESS ro BRITAIN. 0, hano'ut Omit dial island. w faisinen is more, The h;rtit id teen( freedom, the lend of 'he brae* g Wk., 'Mealy a• mom trod the bright path of elms, Arid startcned forth their 11.1061 We opprened to ore. The any of narinno. that ! e ar i n the or,•an. My lirrra•e. Aloe linter. ern...rrled atonic! g Who Feely a. a Hignin. mom feel sad e,,,,, For freedom no mote is that cavalry tu Nona. There ore vas a time • u ...* •-uk and di tremadi From foul pen. c 4. • • I'd so her shore g Bat Uy tyr.to • y . • .salon .lovr•aad oppreeted. Alas ! -au _re them a shelter rte more. t" , r ao th.t.e tyr mt. oho thou bane dehau'd her, J..* t made `ter the milt . and urOf of she amid g lib, *urn b y • tethe , ile.tthateverdt•grae'. her, tar !up ut pegdaiiun their cowgirl Vory'ee harl'd. Tn e•tabli.h pr”Ad th• arnerne of their Dalai% 15 r • •••• ‘l , •.e Ira .hen .I t ger. :and tsar '•hies gegen': File rare. tt b.. elgarri ti• t dryad Owl 14.1011.8141 won, But sir lei .0 A IngiAly work their canter. While eerier and pride o ' er the eonsiftry are willing, Sh all tt • re...eh to uur and town at their feel ; Or rather. in :11.1 ire .10 CuNi.agr reisASAsey. Tell she +an of Cot ter ion their phataaa meet ? I see the bright oi■ of thy glory de-eatdiaig. 0. A 11.....; .r ever it atok• Gam thy arm. Wale the I. o.u•-un of night o'er thy coo., h.. lapeadiag, Awl lire:Med o plauge thee its horny-um/sta. J. a. U. Cry. D'Evenrux —Yesterday Gen. Er Perattig sailed in the i.ea , n Parket for Liver', .oi, acc..os pini• b♦ Wilt Your• and Capt. SMITH, of his i•er. The General returns i• three week. front London, and then lakes his departure for Asneri, a. Ile expects to MITI in Venezuela et least sit sleeks point In the opening of the nest campaign.— (Dublin Evening Pust, Aug.lS) List niAlit, sr a quitter to ten o'clock, kis Repot Iligt.u.ss the PRINCE REGENT attired sts torn from 8, Wisoson„ Avotrte 25 —On Mende, hie Royal 11;chnes, the Duke of Yoffie srrirerl it the Pew* here from Brighten. Yetrerila• his Rey* , Weiner* resit in Echlin's it me 141 the Prince', Accectii. orreerle , l he a Lady in Waiting. 0.1 W...d.iraday erenine the Dult• end Derhego ref KUrT hunnored the French Arnharniader milli their presence, et his hens. in P.irtilntililoc*, to a ler ond French festival, in banner of lb. French Kind : most of the Foreign An‘ttamiclars and Nlinisiers. Irish their VIP Inis.ninl; else the flake erf Wat.httreroe, owl r.eiterel of the Cabinet Al.iti. . The cempeny oppearetl i.l fell Cued droytert, which vire. them • swat inagnifirrnt ap:wniratict 111. !airmen: roniistefl of ■ moat splendid and sumplan•l dinner : after the dinner the cowpony were gostified with an rscrltent concert. Yesterday a meeting of the Cabinet :4 ;Moen, took place at the Secretary of State's Chore for the l ine,. Department. Among than present were—the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Viaceent liatinnurn, Viscount CAS. TLEZEAGH, kV. T:le ATTuRNEY and SOLICITOD• GINEUALS attended s!:. meeting. A Cabinet Coma. ail sat at the same Oleo o.- the precinct' day. Requisitions are now si,;,ing to be pre s e n t e d to th e Right Honourable the Loan MAYOR, for the purpo s e of obtaining a meeting of the Court of Common Council, and also a Common-Hell, to express the sentiments of the Corpoiatina and Livery of London on theists proceedings of the Alagistracy end Mali. Lary at 11auchester. The guardians of the poor, acting fnr the town ship of Lards , have appointed Mr. ROBERT OUTLINE, NIL J. CAWOOD, en! Mr. EDWARD BAINES, a de. potation to visit Mr. Uwe 's establishment at See Lanark, in compliance with the invitation of o , at Gentleman, for the purpose of ascertaining how far his plan can be aside practicably applicable to the di minishing the number, amt anglinrating the cnnilition of the necessitous poor in the toirmhyof Leeds. Thus this seo‘thle writer has linen 'wifely in with our own idess of the subject. We have made the call, and do again, without saying for the last time; bat observing, that if it entstmo• in be longer made in vain, those who are the, repereill• appealed to will deterr• to be I t , sailboat cunsideratioo, to whatever oily be their fats. ' V