The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-12 00:00:00

1.! __: 3- •••-' r PRD CXXILILAI4III. NAVAL 111trELL ,UT or 1141131 U - 1 competled to enter into the Prestige seviice. Won _.....1-- - .,- . upon the spot, I was told of a-Clert) man who was their stripped of his •canonicals and forced to 'set oh the Coasts of knot &rite t t ' Premien uniform, end shoulder the musket, sal that Cssik - of Dhsoursi or Nsssowi built thus was be marched out of •liis Oldies lend, where _ right hand side of the Rhine, not be was born a free man to fight the battles or a fei ,' si4fliss Content's. There are three Baitiwics, bet reign Despot. This was the hard fate of many $ : :wi l tescn in the County. Are vin, from whence by Dutchman in these times, who only Coatiadlid fof that laspesption the word Orange is derived, was a famous very hetd t f o ree he Constittit t i: s a i , d wh ich ,,it a i forasett b ig; tiv ir4 s* City is the time of the Romans ; it is now sack di - . of Nassau, sg end bit son g l oriou s Maurice "tad by ' greet miaisbed, and is situated in the South of Fs ,p a t r iot s of ch a r n e w t th e 27, 0 ;ig e re op be two rspOis (rem Atigwen ; the vestiges of sword Boilsalled) not excepted, who declared- tital. be Ateaki - ' 7iiririttectioni are still to he seen there, as an as. die in the last ditch, flitter litett survive she ghee ;too. .. , .. 4 a circus, a triomphal arch, temples, ' ties of his Country . Moir We awe ley hetw. , Test . - - - - pore osnientar P Thus did - tokliseol,4 i tierer : we - Itsittaink incl.. . • Hering obtained leave of absence to COM. to bottn, - n an., 111 " 61111 * -1 " 1 " 4 ftis in consequence of scandalous petographs in the pub. f r" 11 . 118111 ‘ , aid sailed allatt far "- lie papers ; and iu consequence haying learnt that fr" 111 the River a liege Meet lef eltaille""ad band-hills had been at in the streets, in which, I mod ad:ed hamedintely tar Poettatoatb, ander convoy etAati hove since seen, it is asserted that a person came to Voettett4 deep of tear. . . my house, at No. 13, Greco-street, on the 21st day : 'Pearsmovite, Matte* B.—Arrived bis Majesty's ships of February, in open day, and in the dress its which and Freya. a ith a fleet from the Do n ob. -11 a blajc,ty's he had committed a fraud, i feet it due to myself to , atilt Archer lake' eeneeN fur the nee'llb mike t h e following d e p os iti on , th a t t h e pu bli c was Utrita. bl • nest - Myers. the 'King's blemeorr, ne:l know 1k trnlh relative to t h e wily person seen b • rivet at ebb► place about bali-patt four this morning flea, Ca. -• lads and proteeded immediately far Loodou, nab dilisurae4, the in military uniform at my house on that arty. tireeti•ttreol, cocu itAN which are said to be at importance. • ' No. IS, Orecameno. o tinansawmguare . March 11, 1/14. THK OI'OCK KNOMANfiId 'FOAL -- - WO t. Mr Thomas Cochrase, camotoldy called Lord Cochratie, i --- ' , boths, and eqeedects. The territory attached to this to wt vi y ee te asZ iw alieei vrrvier eled ( hY se it l ' e lts m telnel , 1 bel l:tamal e, of er si t r he me ld za t ! In tLtys of sweet Peace 'twas " Error tate Bill." • —Samortalta. priocleality measures six leagues by four, and is "Orange treat his political enemies kt proverbially knows, can we imagine that be would eat (Ift'itee beeinie woilk, according to Besetting, about 20001. sterii der Coehroae). w avier I hid an expectation of being called on, i tvStoct Colonel Des" iiintEsr," high in &mien:ling fame, t i I Waled home of Movie, to settle nay private atfaim previous Bas d pest annuM. This principality was given up to be ready to 'Word the same assistance to otbersibelli to vaunt: Mis ermotry, and chie fl y whit a view to lodge a spa- 1 In at th e wd mischief with ". NALF OF TOL 11.1.11 E 4" . p lane , e. ly suspect, to he keeps himself song, at the Treaty of tJtr eeht, by William 111. he then received himself 3-Can we suppotle that illtie' mticatiao to a palest Miami to a disomery for Socreasiag 111 l 1 That Lock Defenders of the British Constitution would be InOrli intensity 011100- - dco DE Button, Ms /rue title's llcsmott. King' of I.:r e :lntl, to whom Great Graadfather it ..! elemesa Ceffee-house. QUIDNUNC.- was left by will, by the last descendant of the House respected by him, than the Defendenesf Batt Dui& That in purstumee of my daily practice of stiperintediag -one for which his ancestors fought, wart that was Pm-toting fat MP, and knowing that my nude, t . - ofi Orator ;so that the present Counts of ltr. Vnehoote .lo hnotose. went to the 'city every morning in a' ' THE .4NTICIPATIO N. Nassau, pose that the respectable character of din' 11 4 0 11. ill*vertiwliass call themselves Princes of CI ob and other associations for reform , monk! lab • s wede I do sweor, on e, the month* of the 21st of Fehrnary, -.somas— • - . _ge l are-treithvr the owners of that Principality, more weight is the case here supposed,. them .the 'tea which day was is:leer...m.4 ins my mild by eirormstancea vshieh Mit. EtitTol-A much injured indivitleal * .tak7; afterwginls nem/vett. I break fnsted with him at his noidenee in the liberty of addressing you on a subject which be I ,tlesi4sidents of that /Iciest. The last Prince of speck which was due to the sacred charediert e % t•nurberiansirret. about half-past eight **clock. and I wag pot has much at heart : and presumes to hope from your . . : the t Vataily of Oraftge was named Philibert ; whilst Clergyman here alluded to llf we coneoe ; down la him (told .lei r. Mat was in the roach) on Snow-hill this then ought we to take precautionilltkik : ,benevolence, thatjustice which he has in vain sought • Woes attend' the Court of his master s Francis I. , about to; o'clitt:k. t , 7 posa i lAl i ty of such cootingencies ?sestittestilisis earreo. • at the hands of those who have wronged him. That I had aeon about three qoarter of an hoer at Mr. King'samittlideness wan ion him , at which he i eto - ie $1 nee The Hoax Journal,* few days a g o , in an article dada " manufactory, at No. I, Cock-lame, when I received a few lines Ito avoid bit of paper. remmating me to come immediately to ' called '" .Afnlicipatson " attacked my character in t itreit enemy, Charles V.; after which he had the dispute between the late Stadtholdee of Hilliett st my house ; the name affixed, from being written close to the these words :- visaofortmanio he taken prisoner. Upon this meta - and the . Pettish of that Country.-To at t bottom, I mold not read : the servant told me it was from an " Ye''terday.."nrch, .......... 31 . 181 - 5 / at the AN natket 'lona I Dian, the mitt E' F ' I did have him ..- gnirit wet. tioisiciea loopy officer apd concluding that he might be an officer from '"""" or tale act against innatamotory led before tug, rantas ~ not there have always been men of taster*: _ . 1p ayers , C r fo having in his pommies ueemplete envy of the Amos 192 he was dead, and his bowels takes principles in Holland, is saying nothlne; betiatill lipahe and tbot some accident had befallen to my brother, I e s w , & ato r , f or the sear ISIS. • and dashed iu his face, according to the doctrine the very nature and spirit of their Conmitetioo. wee Ilnelmed back, and I found Captain Herenger, who, is great Now, Sir, Ido not mean to quarrel with that main maintained, respecting the punishment due to republican. To encroach upon the priiileges-of tire miming aneesiness, made rasp apologies for the freedom he bad 1 preposterous vanity, which led the hoaxing Editor tillmem who carry arms against their lawful Sovereign : . Stadtholder, who was but an elected officer of thin used, which nothiug but the distressed state of his AA Ind. • • from dilficultiev, costa have induced him to do. All Ins pro- to suppose from the fame be enjoys in the alley, that iv he did not do this ; and, if be had, all . Republic, seems therefore to melt very diflidelt t l il. speets, he said, had failed, and his last hope had vanished of oh- any copy of his Jotrrnal, for the year 1813, will re- France would have cried out against such barbarity ! for these Republicans to do ; whilst, on th e et lidi • tanning an appointment in America. He was nepleisantly eir- Main in existence out of his office, in late. L will 1 -.they woeld have deemed it &stigma upon the whole ;hand, nothing could be more easy than for him to in• euatstanese on account °fast= which lie could not pay, and if not say one harsh word on the subject, as this as- I Nation. What, then, did he do ?-He kept him 1 fringe the rights of his Fellowecitizetis tesdout withoit le mold, that other/ would 101 l upon him for full ROOM. He sumotion must originate in genuine stiipidity, and 1 rosined till Peace Has wide at Madrid, when Phi- 'meaning to decide at all upon the meriteor demecits of had Go hope of besetting his creditors in his present situation, ought therefore only to call forth benevolent co ' libert was set at libett and his Princi art ' "s I Ys P Iy,, an Ally so dear to the reigning family in this coulee' av of waling himself: that if 1. woad take him v4 4 th Tar, he tempt. It does ,tot even surprise me. The porn- :of Orange was restored to him.—Philibert le I Ithink, that hla , , ry, may, venture to pronounce, ts would immediately go on board and exercise the sharp-shooters pops absurdity here displayed, only reminds me I however, would not return to his old master; ! celebrated Personage is not considered as a friend tee (skid plait Sir Mesmerise Cochrane I knew had approved of that self-erltniring impostor, VETUS. I recognise i but continued with his new one till he was killed, !freedom, in any part of the world, and partic • • Of): that he had loft hu ed; gato. and prepared himself in the • it , , h . ..„.„ . n! Item ids morns eider's be had light the sword a ith 'l° *"` --- --wieldy conceit which led that t a b u - tin 1530, at the bead of the Imperial Army in Tus- in the estimation of our English Corruptiosti winch had imeoltisfather's; sod to that, alai to Sir Alezander ' rious blockhead to fancy, whenever he saw a squib ' casty.-Ile left a daughter, oho married a Count of general. If he should become King of the N ~ ' Itewrmidirist for obtatiaitog as honourable appointor-M. in the Papers, that Ministers were taking - upon there- I Nasseu, and that marriage produced Rene, Count lands, or, in other words, absohee Ruler oter th. I felt very mossy at the d u he was in, and knowing !Ova selves, to imitate Macbcth-- 44 to murder sleep," hi! aliases's, who , having no children, left by will Republicans who were but lately his fellii-elflef to be a tom of &rent tetra% and science. I told him I would do putting him down, with as much reason as crazy I ' wolpaiity of Orange to his Cousin, William lens, there can be no doubt that OUT TOEITS heel thin in my ponce to relieve him :hot as to his going int- Ihsrsres supposed the Grand Monarque had formed 1 .f: assia, the great . founder of the Dutch Repub- tertain strong political sympathies in hi babe tfs . s ~, , Meeisitely to toe Imitate, w nth any comfort as himself. it was a plan for seiziug his person, and carrying him to I lie, who was assassinated by Gerard. Thus did they will sincerely wish him success ; and in abled i elate impossildt. My cabin was without furniture; I had not France. the e Count William become Prince of Orange ;- ear Parliamentary Reformists shou l d p ress too left even e'er/ant nn lorard. He said, he would willinoly mess noy . With such an exhibition of bloated ignorance, I being in possession of the Principality, he took the upon them, they will naturally look across OW wit' where. I told him that the ward-room was already crowded g w ill not suffer myself to be angry ; hot I must be title, though no way related to the French Princes ter for his assistance. When England "IMMO and besides. I could not with propriety take him, he being[ a allowed to ask, wirywas the name of Joint ".istirn of that ancient House; bet, whets these eresessinals under the oppression of the House of Stuatt, ille fineisiter, wiftmott leave from the Admiralty. He seemedc ann o y b u y s da din , and sm i led t„y rt .,„i tect i„„ „ flif i cate , brought ferward on this occasion ?-Why was I to be or", Oen up by his great grandson, Williain the found a deliverer in the House of Nassau ; but if *hieb he 1.4 *dm me, from poloist in official shoats represented as such an amateur of dullness, 01 to file . Tldrd, King of &glens!, there was no longer any Dutch Patriots are to be believed, that House neer eons; Leed s ,Cirearral aeukhooa, and Mr. Reeves, I 1 and keep by me the hoax Journal, for 1813? %Vey priesensina whettoter by'ithich the future Counts of stands in the same light with respect to Hollautt, o Mint. wed *a ember. I recoutoteuded him so me t was Ito be held up to scorn as such a lover of Infamy Nessiu 'Geld style themselves Princes of Orange.-James the Second then did, with respect to Ole codiamorlo get them. or any other friends, to exert their t a•-stock-jobbino I mean, as to keep by me such a . Still, however, they retained the title ! and do re- England. I will not venture to say, Mr. Editor iagaroce, fart hod owe; adding, that when the Tunnel went 'St. publication ? Why is the character of an humble on- kale it to this day ; for what reason I know not, that the charges brought against the late Stadtholdeir to Portsmoote, I obvisid be happy to receive him; mad I 'mew offending individual be t tothus forever blasted by such .it be, that they data it more honourable to •o f Holland, stay riot bare been exaggerated, bet Iran Sir alestaider Cocbraoe, that he would be pleased if be an audacious calumny ?I am uncoutcloos of delorelne t French Priam!' en ema for German Counts.- •, this (an surely it merits regard .iO. glasslike thitz actoomplidted that object. Captain Bereager said, that net Matictrithigrato ohjeCtloli asi oforomejOssa s e anntrana nk n o ut flia Mhos erso mama 4 reog t Wee h h be ( on the ..-..ku ' . ,-....e. -people of England, tool- - the infatuated - when lt d las becense the fashion l I:e * a - • basiesases e y i e le wilt , se, he h ad ease away with humans to • . Would the hoar r,fintlemra like to he pointed out, as 1 peophonf Fstagfand, always led away by a name, or interfere so mach itt theconcerns at oue another) tholF . p ast ba rely red make himself meal in his military capacity ; persons, who, in all probability, will shortly be con- ! some silly cry , which they do not understand, like if I have not been muset deceived by the represent's' he maid not go to Lord Yarmouth, Gros any other of his friends titled or picking pockets in the common way ? ' that of Orange !toren ;-the people of England tions of these people, when I was in their couotry, in this data taHttiling to that which be had on), or retool to his Would they not be likely to talk of commencing am i little imagined that it was to a French title that ; there is not among all the Poners on the Continent, Weft*, whore it wovid excite suspicion (as he was at that action t o r ecover damages, for the wrongs they Nadi they_ peered out their applause at the London ' any one so likely to prove a de:rough friend to the time is the roles of Ow kings Beech) ; but that, if 1 refused to sus t a i ne d as " Gentlemen and man of honour ?"- rfhaistre.-As to th e title of Stadthohler, every body ' Tory-faction in Engle:l4 in case ef need, as this !ma he hitajotn the ship now, he twit! do so In Portsmouth. tin- nr. . a it) • then should they think themselves justified in knows that this was no more than the name of the tended King of the Netherlands.' There is not • no' der plc.,'" cirennotaocto, however, he insist use a great liberty, directin g the finger of scorn to me , as likely I first Gel Id • • * .. a person l . agistra.e in Ifolltnal ; that he 110 eifice in whom that Faction would final so muck congeniality and request the favour of me to lend him a hat to wear instead to be concerned, tn what, I consider, still more dis. ; was elective ; and, like the Dicta torshio iti me, l . of sentiment. Mr. Peltier gees prosecuted by the of his military cap : I gave him one which was in a back room with some thinp that hid not been racked up, and having tried . gracrfra practices 7 Yet this, Sir, I contend, it l nasality resorted to on particular occasions.-Ac- ', Attorney-General for libelling Napoleon when ho it on,llll aatform apeearee under his great coat ; I therefore has been attempted to do, by speaking of me as a 1 cording to th e Constitution of Holland, the Stark- was our Aily ; and therefore, Sir, permit me to say, - altered his a black coat that was laying on a chair, and which .person likely to preserve 44 a complete copy unles s i bolder is only a subject Sovereignty resided that I, on the contrary, feel myself no way-disposed I did we dead to rate with me: be pat up hg uniform in a Times Newspaper," for the year 1813 --s, !in their High Mightinesses the Estates Genesal.- .to treat any or our magnanimous Allies, who are so towel, sad shortly afterwards went away in great apparent indeed, they should be satisfied my friend; and the 1 But this Constitution will apart be revived by the : kind as to disburden us of our superfluous gnlal aria useaviome of mind, and having asked my leave, be talk the public would have the kindness to believe me Inc e. , Anima; 'who certainly have no iality for free sod • silver, with disrespect ; but, on the other hand, I feel' emelt I came in, and which I hail forgotten to discharge ia the 'sable of such a deviation from honesty, and &ecotone i Republican Governments. It appears emir, then, ,'es I ought, the respect that I owe to my fellow-cite. bone I was in.• ' for my keeping such a bundle of rubbish in my p us- ; that dime is no Stadtholder in existence, neither I. zeta, and the Constitution of the land, which cats t" do Turther depose. that the above convereation is the sub. session, by charitably setting me down for a fool. i there a of Orange hi existence, unless Bo- : only he preserved by care and caution ; fens who _ }lane! of ail that passed wrath 0111 . Beren z er, which, from the " nevelt*, P ri nce s epresentative, of the old Kings of - are free, have a right to be jealous of that rdom, Yours, c ircurnstaeces attenstiog it , was tingly impressed upon gay ' ; Little Britain. • JOHN SMITH'. ' Francs, and pos s essor of the territory, may be called they have a right to profit by fire tetarnOtes that they mind : that no other person in uniform was seen by me at my . - } by that tithe.- Oraufre Boren, indeed !-Poor John see practised in other countries. What might be biome, on Nlonefity. the Olst of February, though possibly other' ' The business of the Court sof Chancery was Ha • Bull, bow little did he think, trheit he was vocife- I deemed insolence in a slave, in them is no more than nice may ba r e called (as many have done since my appoint- , 1 meat); of this, hou ever. 1 cannot speak of orgy own know- Thursday interrupted by the sodden Irruption of ' rating this cry, that the words he used were sy no- i a becoming respect towards themselves. ledge, hawing been almost constantly from home, arranging my the unfortunate claimant of the flearfolk estates erectus with rioe l'Empereur. But, if there as uo : It has been said, ond generally believed, that the * private nraire I have und,•rstooil, that many persons have into Lincoln's 101 l Hatt. He had cunningly darter! • longer a Smallholder, or a Prince of Orange, how, : first design against France consisted iii a prgjed af mined erder the abort. circumstances. and have written notes in in i unperceived by the door-keepen, and was pro- in the name of' wonder, is the intended husband of i dismemberment ; and, Sir, we have the authority of the parlour, ant others have waited there in expectation of . oee di nx rapidly up the Ilen in order to address the future Queen of Wand to be designated ? It I ch an c edanning for saying, that " the . War has =Vet toeing me. and thew gone away; - does not become her to take to her bed a German i g its object." If France should be dismeta-, dim I swarevaw any person at en y house resembling the deserip. • Dosed grievances, when four or five of the Ushers Comte ; that would be a degradation, indeed ; for ; bend at last, to give the House of -Negros a greet' 11.., and in th? Ares. stated is the primed advertisement of the • of the Court, at length perceiving his intention, : German Counts and Barons are thought ver ltle crowned' ascendancy upon the Continent, it behoves us wen to' meinesos of the Stock Eachsage : I further aver, that I had no our ' i in order to turn him out. Here' of here iu England. Any thing less than a .4nosider bow that ascendancy - is likely to affect emeriti, (wetly or idirectly, in the late imposition, and :hat ' rushed epee hen, - a v i o l en t scuffle ensued. He intrenched himself head *rest, in such a case, be deemed a mks - ale r liberties in England. Let us -remember Alger lige above ii all that I know' relative to any person o ho came In my bow in andantino Hie 21ai day of February before alluded behind one of the long tables in the body of the Ranee ; and, ter this reason, perhaps, it is the Sidney ; whose fear of the preponderance which Sc' to. Capt. Bereager wore a grey great cmat, a green uniforms Hall, and was dragged from his position with con- Count of Nissan is to be crowned King of tee ale - cording to his notion the Crown would receive, fresh sods military cap. siderable aifficulty. But When they had succeeded therlaside. But is this the only reason ?-eto e I the same Prince being Stadtholder in Holland and Frew the manner in which my character has been . attempted in getting him into t h e middle of tbe Hall, he think uot. By this King-snaking project (so much King of this country, was such that be eves Wok so be defamed. it is indiewasibiy necessary to state, that my broke from them all, and began dealing about him in Bonaparte's style, %Item we abuse even when money from the French Ambassador, and applied it conneetion in any way with the Fend , ' arose from an malnestioa. most furious blows, right and left, as the phrase is. we imitate) , the former bickering§ between the to the prosecution of Lord Denby, who was the the Witte present favourable aspect of affairs it was only neees- His adversar i es, however, succeede d , by dint of no- Coast of Nassau and the Dutch Itepublicans will, means of bringing about the marr iage between-the dart'to bold Stock, In order to bec o me a ga i ne r w ithont p reju- , tnerical superiority, in ;bruiting him out; but not it is expected, be entirely quashed. We all remem- Prince of Orange and the Princess Mary, afterwards diceio avy body t that I did so openly, considering it in no de- before one of them had got a very black eye, and har t that when this Count of Nassau officiated as King and Queen of England. lie even laid himself Rea improper, far Imo donourable : that 1 had no secret in another bad lost his wig in the scuoe. He remained Stetirelder, the Dutch complained terribly of in. open to the suspicion of corruption, from a virtnoas foratatiossof any find: a id that had my ex t vectation of the sue in the lobby, and replied to their threats roads hick upon their liberties.• It was asserted intention to prevent that union iu the Government* erne alien been disappointed, I should bate been the only , some time ;of sending for a Blow-street Officer, to take him into that, daring his admisistration, an tinkle influence of the two countries, which he thought stools) prove. satremr. . custody, that they might do so if they pleesed, and upon the Elections to the Estates, tke.'avas ezer- fatal to the liberties or both. He oas mistaken, as Farther I do nod solemnly swear, that the whole of the Om a pack of d-d thieves to refuse him a timid; . and that tho ancient [tee Constitation of the event prosed, hot his notions ears and prudent Moat on accomt, which I possessed on the twenty-first day of they were F e b , one thousand eight hundred and fourteen, amounted word with th Loan CHANCELLOR, or IO tell him th /Tolland bad fallen a prey to corruption. Now, if foresight was nevertheless laudable. t' Modred and thirty-sine thousaod pounds, which I ; lunatic) that be had no business there, when ,he t this *tore so, It was a Meg epoch to be lamented ; Ilki01•11Y TRUFMAN. Moen by Mr. Fears (I think) me the twelfth instant, at a pre- very well knew, that he bad claims to one of the since it wris owing to the valour add patri otism of WheaofileentS-eleln a" a gunner; that I did oat hold on tha t first titles and some of the fiairst estates its this this Howie. of 141.114•11, that the Ditch first day any M dim : bar sum we aecoast, is any ' Stock, directly or time country. After staying a short in the lobby, owed der *endow and independence ; cense hodireetly ; and that I ltd given orders when it was bought, to the unf„rtana.e t Gentleman went away, Tossing re- quently, it would seem toliteee people a very hard borne et It se a rer of ow percent. and it was acteally sold __ ge l '‘' sese,•imbteJ, that these libertietowhich their antes ae an average at twenty-aim mid an half premiem , thoogh on l eu It is said, that there is no rhyming for silver, ma Ws hotly so long and sanguinary a struggle Oh oh- th day of as road it Welt have been disposed of at thirty- • we have heard but one for porringer, which wa rd, hawed,' seeder leaders of this' House, should after three and as half. I farther swear, that the above is tbe only to he in request ia ls o t eg may be well to re- wards listaiulet lets theta by one of its desceodents, stock which I hold or any kind no tbe 41st day of Feersary, as it is like ly exap two et an pooods in money which I had occasion peat in the old stanza . , for the -Loured:- iin so aliodkolhie.tool .isegenerous a way.—l say tor e the m an wh in was about ten pounds. i Come now my movie bard declans, I this men bawd affebibil very hard to the Vetch, or, 1 Feeder Ido mileasnly depose, *Et I had 110 TOtamectioa or What is Om Ammo for porrimer 1 The Prioee lee bad • datiabier fair . to nob of them, of feast, as believed that the Court And gave the Prime of °mine h er t at the Rape ota eoneerood in these corrupt pro deseteg with wry oar, payees above-amotiosed $ Mai that I dill , aot as time, directly or indirectly% by Ihr elr ' ht. by nay , ; This day presents the hist repp.ertanity of obtain- etinNegta Thep was alsossaather thing that occur . °ler* take er Pree'lm any °flee f'r *Minn* for ha y g row ing a chance in the present immeneely rich l t,heel, red at liiht Hal l mid itittelillest,i think, have been m other person for the tra ltaseti " 4 stator again ' as the Drawing begins very early ea Monday.- orooliglibk by tut Am puipte. The Stadtholder COCHRAN yo - There are Twenty capital Prizes, loctediseg Two of alai* (',Desert (a Piress Princess) having . re !aworn at vaikoose is Greet Queen-ereets 00000 1 yet to drew : the whets will i ligiOh Ito Heed *OM Hollsod, were misstated by a Prussian Lincoln's iso:l4tis. in the county of Mtddle- awry, - sod the Dew* patriots were pressed and mss, toe 11th day tit Idarch, 1814 before Y. i Moodily. • 41.• • k I - - •• Two females were last week committod to Stafford gaol, for the murder .f their own offspring. At a public-house in Cheltenham 4ast Saturday, a chairman undertook, for a trifling wager, to gal tO eggs raw, with their shells, in fifteen minutes, which he performed in half the time, to the great astonish. ment of a number of spectators. SciENTIVIC News, CULIIIITItY.—A. composition has been invented by Mr. Rogers, an ingenious prac tical chemist, of Ipswich, which is said to possess the peculiar property of preventing the action of oxygen on metallic surfaces, and consequently of preserving iron and steel from rust., though exposed' to the air, oreven immersed in mater, for any length of time; if Mr. R. has, indeed, -accomplished this great desideratum, (he etility of which is incaleula. Me, we trust his labours will not go anrearardert CM i tate 7 1101 VT crim whi an. l'ul do alt. 1 Ina op my bol gni lIP MN t UM Era spi Cat i Ey . le ha OT iv ( I , Olt M Yer be to 19 . ill 'I ' • 11 IM to, a s ti MI V. a 1 1 . .1 1 I. . H 4- 1 ... . 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