The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-06-07 00:00:00

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Disc, Joss 6. —Passed op Channel the iii,itish Glossy, Set, free the Cape of Geed Hope —en the 13th May spoke the Doke of York packet, free Yeleeolli, booed to Halifea. Pcistedra, Jose S.—Arrived his kliejesty's ship Noseeke, free Cork, sod messes. Postreoarit, Joss 6.—Pessed'op Channel, the Felrky, Aston, sod livery Percher, FAO !ethernet', free Berl; and the &vertigo, Ent lodises'', vole Calesits.—Gee in the Fenny traespert. free Deptford.—Arrived the Riot Soverviio, Smith, from Fiume, with Heber, for the Dnek..yerd : left seeding ekee she sailed, elm Williams, Hriteunia, Berwick, Hawker, sad Prince Repot, all for this pert. MOITIGA BAT,JAMAICA. MARCH 23.—An Inde rodent revisor ►oa litely been nn t►e coast at Calm, bat did not tomtits long. Wit boy. boon very tie. from Acme neavroders lately, which is manly to be otttibeted to the jedieinoo meaner hi which Sir Homo Poplars boo Motioned Ihe mewls ender his command. ilaawten, Julia 7.—Sailed the Hoary Fea►ting packet, with a Mail, for Holland; Castlereagh packet, with* Mail, for Cashaven ; end the Charlotte packet, wit► a Mail, for Gottenborgh. Leseturawes, Jona I.—Arrived the A.t,11 East Indianan, from &opt ; sailed the 23d .f January, is company with the Coldstream and Caswell, for the Caps and Lowden, and the Lady Campbell, Marquis, from Madras and London, and pa►ted neat day ; the Astell arrived at St. 11.1..., 26th March, sad sailed loom thence the 3d April, in company with the Fatale and Henry Percher (those two ships have arrived in the Channel); left there the Albania, front Cork, and the Garland, Browse, free the Cape; the Aatell sailed from Ascension Island, the Bth April ; loft there his Majesty's ship Rodpolo and a nuttiest frigate. Vessel. spoken with by de Attell, attn. leaving &nevi : the Emma, Mitchell, from Literpo.l; April 131 h, in at. 5. 58. long. U. W. the Victoria, Badman, also bad that morning spoken the Atlas and Streatham East India Gran. penj's •hips, all well. April 18, lat. O. 13. long 8. 42. the John and William brig, from Liter. pool, for Rayons Ayres. April 29. lat. 5. 4. N. long. 43. 58 W. the Marquis of Wellington btio, from Livort.e.l. May 17, in lat. 31. 45. N. long. 34. 24. t►e Comet, Phipps, of flail, from the South Seat, •irb 210 tons of oil. in want of feel •nd provision•, •ith which she was supplied by t►e Aston. The Jam.. Sibbald was at the Cape, and was to sail an the 234 of March. Ills Majesty 'a slip J'hainiz was etprcted to salt from Si. Helena 25th Fehr•ary. When the knoll piled Iron S.. llele•t Ibe Isluitl was unhealthy end Bonaparte sell. F u, Julie 4 —Arrived the Lora Sidonottib packet. Piiper,wish Nail.. fres t►e I,oeuntd blends §eilmi from St. Thome,. 25th April. the LW, I. , oise . pocket, +Ms a Moil. from Jamaica ; sailed IQtA Of April, mod (rpm Crooked Island, the Wile ; spoke April 25. the ship Kineenet. from Jimmies, and ;ass. ed. May 27, in Isr. 4Q. 35. Inns. 33. 4., the ship (.. Irani Miranda. The Primrose schwaser sailed (Ines Cr**honl Island with the Mails of this late Princess Charlotte packet. of this place.—Frailerl lb. Dike of Kent packet Lawman', lbw. a Mail, for Lisboa. Viscooot EXMOUTH has ISIMPISSI the command of the ships at Ply soot h. Th. Newcastle, Rear-Admiral Catirtrrn, arrived at Illadrita, from l'lymnatis. on the 3d sit. and stied the following day for lislift,s, la relieve Rear-Ad. spiral Sir DAVIS, MILNi. •It.wo retorts so Saelead is Its Leander, Carais Cdrrusm, may be shortly ca vorted. The list. Sir W. !Atrocity, K. C. B. is appointed Governor of Bermods, in the place of Sir JAMES Cocas/an, Bart. oho soccoods to the Paymaster ship of Marinas. _ _ Captain D4llllO BUCIIIAM has taken the command of the Grasshopper, •f 18 gem, *hid vessel is fitting far the Neofooodiand station, in the roo• of the Carnation, to he removed to tiro flalifas station. Gen. SAVART, Doke of Rovigo, arrived in the Rl trer, off Gravesend, few days ago, on boa td• merchant ▪ from Smyrna, which place be was obliged to (pit, in coosegeenee of • despot* with a Frescri Pin eal Lieutenant of the name of LA FLereet. The Nag in which SAYARY arrived was immediately pet alder qoarsofise ; and as it is necessary for the Cap tains of yawls to vend an s►ore the name of their foreign powengrrs, SAVART sent an assumed mime to the Alien OlEce, at Gran d. However, a day or two after a friend of his informed Lord Storotrre of the circumfuses. No communication can, of coarse, be bad with the Teasel for the present, on account of the gearensine ; bet when that Is taken off, it is the intention of Ministers to send him sway again.(Sundos Paper.) Earl GREY has been Induced to postpone his mo tion for the second reeding of the Bill to relieve the Remiss Catholics from taking the osih of transui.gign. *lotion, till Friday neat. lie dries this at the request of his Royal ilightreav the Doke of Yotta. The r•- lightened sad liberal flishop of Nonwtcu will second the remotion. Krim's TuRATIE.-11 Florio Magico Will perform ad again osi Saturday night tea full and admiring audience. A morning Paper complains of the length of the performance, but Ibis mast hese been taken upon h y. I. was so chopped and metiletril to mike it come within the time (being Saturday night), that it would be difficult for those who were before enacgaainted with it to term any conclusion upon its aggregate timeliest*, except by the old presort, es pede I fereukm. The curtain fell at half-past ten o'clock, an that between the Society of Vier, and the miserable impoteed of the choruses and trios, we were perfectly chagrined; the opera wet fractured like the Elgin marbles. The same critic has arty prsperly noticed the esecrable tawdriness of some of the devise,. Tie Queen of Night, he par. tinder. bore the spry costume in which she eppeare la 1100ARTM . 11 Ntroliing Meyers. Ansitoorry per. termed well: Madame Bcccocnt swag better; Ma dame Coast not quite so well; AIIORISAMI bee a pod voice, bet makes a droning use of it ; his Whig we will say nothing abeet.—Qtere. Aso the .., C " 1 " 111 " /*lleples quite propel' to embellish a. sepia. was? THE STATESMAN. IMPROMPTU LINRS. ADDRESSED TO THE STUMP OF AN nu) TOOTH, ON ITS FINAL EXTRACTION; Br J. BISSkT, Lag. Farewell, them 'were er-semn'J and tralu'd Friend, This day lath stroselts time hi thy kW, alid W hdN greet at a Minh 4stagbirr Thou, isaresiteiog. tuft sly natal bed. By Nicest aakotasiart it appears. flutist hems my unimiii sesert.egilllfly !wart s And oho' by day oft' hidden front my sight, wryer knew thee obsesell al • night And art sae menial ever did me grace. Was ever bland Mete crassest is. his plate. 'fbe hest of 9011i111111. thee hail always bees; 1 reser limeys thee troubled with the •plee..; And ac'er yet. drying We, at play or labour, L'er heard thee sand, .r quarrel with w arighbott ; Tho' of proviik'd. Ono never omit's' to Son ;- 1 haw went castrated with a roil jaw! T1..',, done me mighty vendee is thy day, And 1111 isid age brooks. an the Malta's decay, I Never kiwis thee Ilisichiog from thy pant, Or gronstiling at My diet (Moil d ar IMO) I has Mire appetite serwi'd oier shy, Whew thou's. been steed hash. or grill. w.f.". Thew weft a merry roger, and ibmight no sin beWer I loved. to give a cheerful grins And 'inisegit the Anne-, farads I ever knew, 1 seer rowed roe meted Inner, Sir, Sao yea. When lbw's' bad pains Is either woe or laste, I've NS for thee, as fur sty very 0 . 0 ; And '• nines a time rad aft"' hare lain awake, Whilst sbna l st complain'il of any mildew oar; Der base I elas'd satyr Ogre n an ter lad). Wheae'er I've found Owe sorrowful or sad. Thou wen a saber, steady, hoarse fellow ; I WSW knew Owe eiiMf drank 4.r mellow ; Awd whilst • servant Hem haw been tif noire, 1 sever knew k New theetaste or .44., Or ever heard thee at shy lot repine. Till Jont's dread flat, ea oat fatal day, !lanteli'd from thy lean, shy better hat/ away: Theo! eel Sill them, did e'er I hear thee muse At fate's decree, ftf 111 , 1tf Sae sud gnaws. Mae.! ekes thy food ikon wert revised to ntsanp, And rashest( of thee left, hot one vile Amp; Tnow tnisk'st is le SU heart -fa.e thy knell-- And I dim hid a faithful Friesid—rdazwasA- Belleoree.place, Leamington Spa, A r eil Ist. 1819. • The Author is a Water Drinker. Yesterday the Patica Rummy bad a dinner party at Carlton-house. On Saturday the Loan CHANCELLOR bad an as of tire Prime REGENT at Cariren.h..ne. The Pnincs Raoul. dined with Mr. WELLasLeir Pins on Saturday. Yesterday the Loin CHANCELLOR bad an audience of the Palmy' !Unarm Count :alums* bad an audience of the REGENT yesterday. The pima or YORK'S Couricit..— On Friday the Deka of Yt/ItK sent Is %Voiotia*, In be in anids..: WIND to hold a Council Ippon th• srat• of the KI N D AI 12 t.'clork his Royal Highness ssweable.i the Members of the Gusted! et W•ridsor Palace. which was viten/led by his Rat al flighotris. the Arcbbitthopj of CANTERBURY, th. Bitrhor: ci I.roirros, the DLLs, of Nostrum; Ins Earl of %IINLINELIVIL, and I.rrd ARDEN. After rewiring the month'. Report fro* • the Physicians in attendance ore his NI Are•Tv, •ni having sworn them to rim corractee-s of it, t! ey proceeded to visit the K PIG ; at one o'clock Council brake up. The Duke of YOUR re urn. d to loon from attending the Council on Smelt! y evening Yesterday General G sari, one of the King's Equerries, and one of ice kies4,' s Pages (torn Wind. I soy, were, accerding to the late new arrangement, in ; attendance at St. Jsules's Palace, to show the monthly Belletio. General G,ITu, and the other its, ndants, waited till five o'cl'ck, an hour heyosel the usual time, bet no Bulletin arrived. A messenger urns sent to the Secretary of State's of fi ce for the Ml's.' Deparimentosheuce the Bulletin has been meetly sent to the Palace; but the Gentlemen lit •tiondence there were equally at a less to account for she non.arrival of the Bulletin ' as none had arrived therefrom Wind. so t . G000r•IGARTII, we leaving the Palace, pro. tweed to York.hous; to report the circumstance to the Duke of Yost. The Lose CH A SICILLOR and his 11011•11, the Vies- I CIIANCILLLOR Will Sit is their respective Goons, at Lincoln's fan, to-morrow, the Bth instant, bein4 the first Sittings after the holidays. The LORD CYAN. cem.ost will hear motions. Divine servico was perforated at Carlton-hosier yesterday by the Rat. F.W. Bt.oisatito aid the Res. Dr. CIA KILS, In tar presence of the Pau NCR REGENT Tat Duclicss or Ktxr.—Tha following Bulletin was issued on Solarday : •• Kerniniriao Palace. June S. " Her Royal Moons the Dockets nt KEPT, am the Royal Nast rriewers. erionLair co to an tell. " J. Hr I LsON.-1). D. D %V IS." Wiensou. JUNE 5 —Ve.ierday !minx th• anni. versary of the KING'S birth-day, the morning was inhered in with the ringing of bells and other to. joking,. In the evening the lads belonging to Etats College had a regatta nll the river Tbsmes. Setter Sattouton.—From the report of the differ rat places where these have already taken rlst-e, the wool is said to be well grown and of good quality. in consequence of the warm •nu very forward aisle of the sown. Pekes sissy not be expected to be quite se good as last year; but the quality of the com modity will be much better. COIN; && JUN 7 —There eras a gnool •upply of Wheal for lir filth there lea. :4 hrtory mal. sot sa seillot• ef r.O from Fear Malting Mar ley meld at limo Ku. e-g boot bide desnod Int endhory •a •lnee.,—fn Oats, Urn., and PPM WI AlUrlidi,ft. Iv Mu ,hogilili) .... 6. io' Grey Pomo ..9$ 44 New ditto thou (Forego.) .... 5$ 6S OW de. aye 'V :i4 I iek de. 94 IV Barley 44 91 Odor ... i .. . New !aink S4) 60 Slow dn Poland de......... VS White Pees SO 31 Feed do. New ditto ....... —— I Fit.. Floor 'al 65 Ditto Boilers .........40 44 . *reeds— . llwitiort Lim MAIO:CT. Cs a Market obi. on.insigy i was well tki.p.led uith some mod poor.. rross;. ns 1.0 week.tke Inuit we. slll.le elearer—alutt .ss nwd Lnomb al oar hut gssta.im.— Veal sod Pork remain up- 4• the Na Mars's there was bet lied.. /M.. owl the intros mama a 3 p• r la t g the borer* are waist% 6.r largo., r (;..vas«•oiwl.—Sean eheoper. The nanesra is a erred rtateotont of the trooken tad pekes at Market : T..u.k Ow Offal. per some f Na.. i•et ... 4.. 0' u. 6 4.1.1 hem/ 4 Latin fay 4k, ii g ime ..5k 111 u. ti. 11.. Tao. ...... 1910 Veal ... J. li ' 00 6... 64. 1. , ..e1 and Limbs ..... Ili lu Par. .. b.. 04. a. 64. V.. Cisive. ....... .:. ... 110 tm0....55. 04. I. 7.. 04. Pit 11.4 Y-MARK F.T. Hut ..... AL It.. (xi. I . O. Oa. 04. Clover .... GI. Ik. M. 1.. 71. oi. 0/. WM W ..... 44 6.. 1141. to 114 14.. ed. LONDON COFFRP4IOUSB, LUDGATE- /MI.. A Meeting was held at this metre.►ease pollster. day, to consider theorising of enabling George Crook, whose case we hate already stated I. the Public. to get his prize.esonry,aud obtain redress for the iajery which he ►as 'malted from Sir William flute. Sir F. Burdett in the Chair. A A l goma, eaantinatien was eleseited eater some of Crook's s►ip.wases, as to the charge upon whirls he had been writhed, do. paved, sail Ilaik-marked, is which the Baronet was chiefly misled by (i. Corky, Esq., of Middlesex, end ham Hormel, Solicitor. From Ms resell it cap. peered, shit there less no groaned of suspicion ; that Crook hod ►een lashed (twy.fss►ies) le the anseunt of fix dozen, and their instantly termed ashore, with. out ►eariog or esamiution, and, as it would seem, without soy open allegation of his iroaginary faience; lbws Sir William Bette ►ad marked him in the ship's books silk an It, which designat►s dewier ; sod that he ►ad consequently bees kept out of the receipt of 5601. prise.nirsinay. Sir F. BUIIIMiTT said, thrills the •lair had taken place in 1801 ; es there oat noinvestigatiou previous to the emotion of the pemiskesent ; as all fair and valet mesas had, in the loog hstenral, been tried in viii. ; he sow nn woy for the Public Is f.ltow, but to pot it in the power of Crook to pfecored against cis the parties oho had mooned his. He would rine have the Members of Parliament who bed ire. duceil Mon proceed- d against, if the privileges of Par. lissom' (which, to be sure. ansousted Is. the liberty of doing what they pleased) slid not prevent it. Sir Francis learnt from the seamen present, that lbe Emilio. of Mr. Croke, (whew he, Sir F., pre. tented the Peti'ion) was not true. Mr. Custer, as our Readers sill lemember, said that these was a ergs's, rumination, at which all the Officers were sawn. berme judgment was malted, far could be 'sectored, in such a case. No syllable of this is crit ters. The Captain can mask *how he pleases, u i:h. out trial, end the mask takes vt - ct; though be may be visited in smut fortunate case, with a Coert.Mar tral for laboring his sulhorl , y. As to the passing of books by the Commander.io.Chief, or any slier cif. finales which he may choose to sign, they are of no importance is she citsestiow. Tb. Admiral, as in this cur, may be et a distance, and generally knows nothing of the partinders of tech ship ender ►it cum. mud ; their accounts pass se a matter of rouse, ea., e-ps these it an appeasasce of *Woes maltertation in the ►term+, or of hebileal negligence or severity of distip:ine. As to ►etires., the feeder himself may judge, ey °wetting st.at t►e Consussnder.in.Chief • or in kilos of sir William Mete if he had done • tone !I and spoil ',ceiling for answer, from lite scr us-d denial of his guilt, confirmed the sin err... A it•sakelien was pealed. that Sehltriptioust Omsk) be *dr for the purport already mord, sod that they a 1....• : h« received at oar office, and other places, of *hit Is tie roblic • ill lease deo 'some. M EETING • r Int URY.LAN It THEATRE. Sat.,.ele ■ armernot. Meeting ttf ih Preprietees wok Owe in ihe `.:•.no, Istr ular purpew 0t reepiaz 10 tame ..atinfaetary saran Meal ...sort She very 1.,. *late Si the eseteera, Mr. I A LI. ItA PT i• i 4 Voir. .......—..... . The Itepon the tiewarf•l Losseittels was read. It stilted their .• a... at she striesrase .1 debt. and she Udine Is. the fo persb..l ea, remelt,.. redacts!' she prices of ndoionsts, sod a•tritioted t.ot tailor, to a amber od caw , . soaspf sallch wei• psiblwity hod her. ties to the 'sebum*. so ins of the t atone. mad that vlolem snack• bed been rade al en perts.rpeastre• tad perroasers. The offer of Mr. hell- WWII in reel► o i.b the creditors of the ease of 69 ltd . In she wooed. ea. •lightly :Mottled le. asd • lever Cram that Geoff , own rrlinsog so .hide by dote/Cr, in COMegllelitt of the nobility of she 'Mansur to pee Me she necessary seve rity. and the ammo. of she d. bt. of she ewers being (•eater oboe th►y lied appeals/ to I.le se hare been. As arc• oft el the deft.. of the Theatre woo Ora read:— now as tb. r.aelnn.o of lon woos doomed to Tare had now readied w• Pt The Revert also stated. slot doe liteb-eitoisnince Mad re.igoed. Mr has ot Moaner. it ass hi. doily so Slate. that she sreelp.• di she Theatre. slur•e his apssittloesl. arse ialLcirot I. coon the 'spree,. As N. she former debts, he, of room, sits ono ropoosible is as, ammo Go (beer ac• coneola. it.n. . Mr. Moises oar vote waisted observation epee the res. dart at Mr. Irtitoneger, who, he said. had takes epee his reit th, sessiollic et teak of settling with all the reeding.. and had do e tongue. two the pretence that he did wit how the real stair of the Theatre's embairessocuts, at the two Oise that no was had • tie to opperteogy of being actrogited with it. Ilawsein. de had. he end, received • letter froe Mr Ar sold, gating that that (Oedemas had • plan which eight save the Th eatre from the lag moonily. Tee pomade.. was, that he doelel have the Theatre fora certain member of years s that et lbw hi. salary /hold be a very swell one ledeed, bet that its proposed's@ in the receipts his probes should Isere ve.— Toe t. e plan was, that 0 there were an receipts there "told be nn prole to the proposer. Mr Averno bonne odd, be was otherived by Mr. Keen in aro the poun rf 11.00.4. a year ler the Theatre, wad to •lare that that (imamate would undertake es his owe part le embel lish and sesoweet it. IS a Imo were mesa& fee lee years. Mr. Koa. he believed. woad rob/redo site of the stage, and being reeig aid the bases. on that the Public reeM both see and hear Igt-er than they email at perverts.—[Meek applause Mr. Pewee thought the propowl of Mr Kos very liberal, mud that there was • chance of pre-perity se such beads. Mr. rerreent Kr.wot.a stated. hat Mr. Keen bed oared him, that if An prop...nos. were acceded to. the heel antion and Writer. sold $19.14 the coons w ith their resspositiews. 1 he Context, said. he thought the appeistasott of st few room to 'mow the doettatent. brad beton- thew would be necessary, red that their Report epos the object to the nett day of eseetiag 'told furnish wader se which a beerliciel con cussing eight be arrived at. Mr. !tondo raid. the Meet mg ought to cane In the Resole. lien of letting the Theatre. The creditors would be trilled with no logo. The prig/ripe' toes were willies to wale great ia. Critter.. _ _ •••—• - • Mr. *earwig KSIIII.II permed the seressity el speedy men sates. All aloe ammo, but ibest who vete order st.lcies. Issd Iwo diw R,rmed. . . ' Mr. Pm., alio repergeserd the greet aeragleg Met esieted fee .esse srbslaMiel reelect to IM. pressing exigency. to As* • ertetetiggi to retiree the distressed peepers). Sir T. Interne mid, S. non-U mailtire . existed be Art of Parlimneat, ape rimed sar resign mull after they bad giVell dee make. Mr. relaT die, anted. That volestary sobenipiloat be raised epee .are Aare. mid that these went wade telacriplloas Meek, be paid beton Bood•ladders New neaten." This we Ina us, canard estasistatal). Mr. Rossini said. that Mr amemp bad tereented IN an actin. &gnaw Ilse liwatre. nod might have exceed°, io ■ few dun The annenni eat IMMI. bet be night tell what bad end 15.0011. Ile (Mr. IC) st•eid sail epee the tinitleasin. she bad tech a regind fur the Sub Corneille, as so a. ea nae oero.iun, that if slay sovN gn eat be avoid dive up hit debt. The readi• Imn had been eerred to to. wee pulsated he hoped she, weld urn bc A Iteerlmieti hating her, made. that It eras the Wake of she Monis( lhas she 7 heater tbsold be let, sad seat repeals Also Id be received. a ( awasillore was appoiated to inaniaitaad Report ea hmierdex arid spow the tebjec The Meaing teperated wore satistanarily Asa epee soy Wirer occurs's. Friday morning an .I•rming Ira brake eel Is the boos. of Mr. Glib,, st the bottom of Slearte.stroor. Chats's, which, in a short tine. consumed the ii. tinier, and damaged sous ethers. MONUMENT TO ROBERT BURNS. Solway a Public ttittival, in CrlTUß•figerellnes or Ritb•• , Borns, iho Scottish st.ti to promote a Subscription for orttetino Monorriont his hlcraory •t FAitibtargh, was boll 61 ihe amebas' Tavern, his Royal ilighners the Hubs of Sequa in the Choir. . . About roar hundred Geotleostto, *limiters of the genies of the S. olds!. Ilsttl, wore present; •fflOPlit who. Sir JAMS, Macintosh, Sir Frellei 8011 dell, sod several otstingaished literary and political characters. Tito gallery was thronged et en early boar with Ladles of rank, who seemed to en joy the national awaic and the festivity of the scene. At sit o'clock the Royal Choir/non entered the room, the band playing The Highland Leddie. After the cloth was removed, Nags Molds wasting by Messrs. Broadhurst, Erato, Taylor, Clarke, and Master Cole. The health of the King, Prince Retest, &c. beiq given, Sir JAIIICS MAclrrold rose, and proposed a which, he was pereoeded, ne eded rib recomaseade, sion. It was the health of a PrilICP of the Howse of Brunswick, who, notwithstanding indisposition and family affairs, had honoured the Meeting with his presence, to testify his reward for genies,and the spiv tit of liberty and independence which so honnarahly rharecterised the Natives of this caontry. It wet liberty that creates genius, and the h 00000 and hap ;delves of Great Britain, and the spirit end the muse of freedom should be primerted sod honoured. This 'plat of Borns was In onuses with liberty, and af forded a splendid proof of the effects of 'domino, and its PLidnfirt dilation in Scotland. lie was proud of being a countrymen of the Genie. *nose Memory they were met to celabrete ; and who, by Ilia Peer cis, of Ids own powers, did homier to a station for which be appeased not at first designed. The pessa sentry of Scotland, he could soy, were the most ho nest, morel, and religious people lb the world ; and it was in that domestic school of morality, which kw himself bag described in strains shot would never die, that Barns arose, and was Worsted. The great Rook of Nature was open to him. and he had ,veiled I himself of it. After dilating with much 'legalism and feeling on the tombs of Boons, and the topics sous netted wills the occasion, Sir James coocluded by giving the health of The natc of &war and Carl of latrines& which was drank with enthusiasm. Diet—Beres o health to ale I 10'e deaf. His Royal Richness, in •spressing his acknewA ledgraents, said, a c, , noplimisnr from tarts a Meeting cesid Lot hot be dear to his heed. Ile admired Iltit talents and character of Darns, and was persesdest that his insmottal tithing end the approbation given to lims, contributed in the preservstiois of • plain, a ransoms, and an indookident nation. So long as that spirit was cherished—to long as national feeling and national dress were immersed, there was no fear of sorb a people b►ing enslaved. horns had drawn rinser and given strength to the great link between the higher sod lower classes of society, by inducing the Ireghnr to respect Mrs lo•er.—(Alpl•rhe.) t Darns f►ll • sacrifice to his independent principles; bad be been less honest he might have succeeded better in life; bet he would not bate Ite►n more Po i s t oma. £l. proved that principles 'minded open worth west be respected. lii. Royal Higbee's, dm an steeliest speech. proposed The Memory of Dem, ',Web was drank in solemn silence. Jssits Twortow, Esq. t►en spoke en elegaat Re• 'slow sad Comassmorstise Ode, written at tie re. geed of the Cammittro. Mr. Thomann spoke its Lick commendations( the poetry of 111111rDS, and hoped the compliment would not be less valued Isecaose it proceeded free se Eagliskmaa. T.wM—T►e L .ad of Cakes. Mr—re bank* sod brie*. The Geolmam of who rommnterl tie to- Kt.plieti. balmy to. es giver.. wad received w kb great applvere. Mr. Fonuis Minim. rose, and returned that.ka on the pert of the Centimes of India who bad in terested themselves is the sehscription. Ile hoped that what they hid so htistivomely begun would be completed by the admirers of the Poet's rile• in this country ; bet he burl the satisfaction ft/ toying. that oo doebt could be rotertained of a disposition to contribute from the barskt of the Mis. sissippi to the Ganges. The city of Fidinbergh bad `igen the ground on the Colton.bill for the Mose -1 trent, which be hoped would be worthy of the ad. minden of the reentry, and the genies whose me. teary it was In consecrate. Ile bad also die pleasure to say, that there was every prospect of the poet's fa. mily soccateding in life, and it now remained only to do oil that could be done to boomer the memory tit the depart• d Bird, and to hold up his iadepend•nt maple. Mr. Mitchel stated, that t►e sem collected at Bombay was 3001; sirs that time, and before the pretest Meeting, 5291. had been added; and the sons subscribed this evening amounted to 2591., so that there was already collected ewe 10001.; as much more would do the business, end this, he trusted, they would speedily obtain. These slate. .nits were heard with mach approbation. Prosperity in tire CU7 of Edinburgh fob.wed, An" Auld Lang Syne, by Mr. Broulberst4 .... _ _ _ . The Doke of bosses boring retired .Mot tett n'clock, Sir him NACIXTOIIII took the Chair, se his Royal Highness's recover. The hlroinry of Malan. Tomo*. Ramsay, Beattie. Shia. art, Illacoril, Leslie'', sod other departed Scottish Bank" suc ceeded, with appropriate Airs. The health' of Scott, Campbell, and the Rev. Gee. Cribb*, and the Bards of England, were aloe given,ead " The lad words of Manias'," asd Camp. bell's " Soldier's Dream " were swig. Mr. CRAMS reterns:d thanks; aid Sir J. MAciwTosio, after panegyrising the poetical spirit and warm feelings of !reined, begged leave to give the health of another National Poet, of whew hie country was justly proud. lie daett---• Timms WNW. and the Bards or Twin. GIN-14# not get. TUOMAS MOOAT, Esq. thee twee and after IPIN turning thanks, said it was in waits for him to dwell ou the merits el the delightful Beres • toe as lose u rigour of Aught, parity of imagleadee, as I tender. nem of southeast shoold be elmeishod, se twig would he Peet of Nature Ike in the *desiring esteem of all who vetoed his genies or cook/ appreciate his chem. ter. It was, indeed, of email avail to tits dead to I _ I 1 , N