The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-29 00:00:00

~x : . PROPiRTY TAX. • r ~ . A Wardmote for Farringdon Within was yester day-held at Christchurch, for the purpose of taking into aresideration the propriety of *hinnies Parka. - Gorr apse meat epee subject the of the Property tit. .. ..„ south:aide se ... ki:IWO 12 o'cicick Mr. Aidertaan T. SMITILtock .1 the QuftiNapokon, 1... , - heeliale, when 'Rae de l'Empire, . and :fem - ple of , Victory. -: The ... •as ;le, 30,000 persons, for as many, and often .. •Me:OLDUAII opened the business of the day in a pol i tico 01 the latter, terminate; its.-vista u p on the-. sistetlattathetekbiatimi of -the feast at Eleirsis'. The speech of some length, in which he commented upon' northerts"Boutefard. • The Rue de r Unizersita ikon Perini* ned•••nrdsstordes -were 'added during the Ar itie oppressiie nature of the Tax in question, and its south, Hertel ries4statilider on its %test, and the chonship of Demetrius Plialetius, Philo; being the upon the modein which the faith of Ministers was Rue& Burgogße :ilk itsdestern side. This palate „ arch ite c t.. Tbe.peerieuteeection of the call of this, pledged to remove, -- instemi of renewing it in April is not eistirely of the , fielperor Napoleon's creation. Temple might have created the necessity of • in. next. lie adverted to the proceedings upon thi s quo,. It was began in 1722,1)y-order of Madame de Conde, trodecine 12 colurens to ire front, to ~preserve the, lion in Parliament in 1807, when Mr. Fox bad been upon the designs of Girardini, as, a palace - for the. unity of Its ehereeter.knee ', supposing it to hare' reluctantly condemned to adopt a system then es te- residence of her son, the Duke of Bourbon, .frontbeen psetida-dipliroc, er false winged, and reekott4. l blisked. and without which the wheels of the machine whom it was tinned, amd in whose fatuity it coati. ing the cotter columns twice over, tgere would have of Govern ment could not he kept in operation. That need, when . it, with the other palaces, took a new . been 70 colamna all round it, a mageificence without emissent Statesman, he observed, had always objected, destination, by the political changes in the' State. ;example in a pseuclo 2 dipteric• Grecian (elide: Tirej to the' principle of the income Tax; but setting aside From its prominent situation, and contiguity to the . piaci* an man y of the details of this Temple 'guile, that question, he had argued that it was of compare- _Thuilleries, it wes,selected by the Natiotiol Directory lately been developed by the researches of out dile tively little consequence ...hat amount was. paid by, f o r th e p lace of Sittin g s of the Council of Five Huesst".taitte. Ili Egypt, the mother of the stiblttne in "0,7 4 lb subj,tet under i:s authority. In this opinion Mr. •dred, to accommodate whom a 114 W wing was began .there wain niggardliness inthe einfitoyment Of cisi, (Pattern could not concur, and if the Bill were re- in 1797, on its western side; upen the garden of tome, in them and•sheir sloping walls consisteit thef i newel, which he did not think possible, it would.at the palace, - .under the direction of M. Chalgain, at - g reat e st of their effoits in-architecture. The portiai l least be necessary that the sum to be exacted should chiteet. The exterior of this new work had no par. of the Temple at Latopolis has IS columns iii fill be.greatly reduced. To persons iii trade, on Many, ,ticular.architecturat.decorations, but the genius of row; those at Apolosiopolis, Tyntyra, Iltensopolis; accounts, such an inquisitorial measure was peculiarly the architect bad full y develo p ed itself in its interior. 'and Thebes, vary-front eto 16; but here, in every' obnoxious, especially when it happened, as it often It was finished, and the Sittings of the Conservative instance, there *OK en tree number of coluinns. did, that the Commissioners were also in trade, and Senate holden in it to 1802. . This new wieg ° was, Everrthing.dotte in Egypt was to strike partly by'kii by means of their office would be able to inspect devoted wholly to business. It contained a corrider of quantity, and partly by its elaborateness. In Greece *Yee the books of their rivals._ lie contended that, . entree, a spacious end beautifully fitted up audience there was less of quantity, hut more - learning 14 Ow, in its outset, such an Act was impolitic and immoral. room, through which the Members of the Senate art. In Romeevery thing became orerCharged f for —now it was unnecessary, and it was the duty of entered the great hall. This hall was placed in the the learning of the Greeks the Rumens substituted a every min to resist its continuance by every means ce n tre of .t he p lan, the audience-room and corridor, profusetoluptuousitess. Nero coined the walls of in his power. He concluded by moving a series of rbefoie noticed, to the. north, and. three committee hispelsee•with gasper and topazes, his. ceilings .eitit Resolutions similar to those - already published upon rooms en suite to the-south, all of which communi% ivory and gold. Here, then, contrary to the former this subject, stating the various objections that cpuld roved with each other by an enfilade of deists, 'file .principle, the material triumphed over thetmprt, end ; be made to it. . I figure • of she ,pher Of the great hall is a semi- not ; as with-the Gsecian artists, the art triuhing They were seconded by Mr. Iloweee, w h o , i n a l , circle,. Ito foci or base . , 107 feet. • The seats of the over the material, as it always should do. Thu i l . short address, adverted to the partial conduct of the . Members.ese *Tinged into a regular series, rising greseloo is made neeessary to•show that the ,portieiS Commissioners, from whom there was no appeal. gradually one above another, and coticentiic to tabetied , llirepatare of the - Le Corps at - Paris is not Overcharges were often made from personal feelings, ; greater arc of the plan. At the two extreme melee U 1& 0 , 'nor does it exceed; although it equals• in.the and not resisted, because the individual did not •of the cord, the leg s of the arch are contieired number of its columns , the most splendid of the choose to submit to the degeidatton of having all his l ilt *figh.t angles, where they •intersect at a distance Creek and Roman porticot..• This palace of the fr. concern, - a distance of ahopi2o Mr. 1/-puty PINDER said, that he had the mis.for.i-centre of sahich is i ..spariouslecess, resembling ir fieffrom the southern boinidaryef thetlisai Napoleon, tune to fall under the general censure of the Gentle-oas%* niches la• size.equal to osse c third , of the length by wgrend Bight of 23stepe',Alefi. es long atithe'porden,. roast who spoke last, for hewas one of the Commis -, of the west side Of the hall. I. this- ;lithe- is• the wanting its two extreme columes.. At ° the-audit of sinners under the income 'Fie Act. This, however, I throne of the . President, behind *it the marble stelae th e steps ire rased Podium walls, which leeeeeessniii. . he would venture to assert for himself, that•be bad ; of the Enipeeer NlPOleon, 9 feet high ; to the right; closure to their ends; these Wefts be e coreiets round, always. conducted himself most conscientiously—l and left of the niche are' square recesses; three on, their•topsi -which is levelialth the floor Of th e.srs's [Bear, hear 11-lind highly disapproving of ( hp each side, Adorned with figures in white marble of ; taco, but advancing forwards before it trierity.eue and. measure, inrired - donee!! in his power to render it the most celebrated.,Statesinaii of ancient Greece and I a half feet; on I seen two Coloss the fronts of th e godieffe wells are as little orkwessive as possible. He thought the Tax, Rome ; for the former s -14'050, Soler', and De.. al figures, one to eath"..4l4. - Of the administered In the most impartial manner, cruelly '' mosthe nes ; for the litter,' Brutus, Cato, and i portiere. atanding before its ,extreme ; Cidismes, .14 anti unnecessarily epPreoslv.e—it was a black Act,.l Cicero. In the front of the throne of the President feet high each. Supposing tice. - eppcltrif to ,be and nothing but its repeal would satisfy him.—[4p • i steOds, Projecting fer;seard, a pedestal in white standing on the' Quai NapoleenS tlakelti . his right . • . 4 . marble, on the top of filiich hi spread out the tables lis Minerva. Shell' represented by the r. ail to( as . T o question was t'hen'put upon the several Rego- containing the code Napokori.- The front of the, the Minerva Penis, or the Protectress of. lataiiii-, lotines, and they were carried nisseimensly, • . i peskstal is sculpturrioin bawdier, representing two +ing and the -Arts; without heirbuckfiri, ,Irke . synifiisf Mr . . Pxastittihs In .freposing ', a . Pft'ilinn to lb.. reclining female figures , one of which holds a pets in lof her pewer4Stiee in _the Modules bead worn.. en florists at Corrineree t also remarked . I ves, the s a ,',•-her right hand,. 'midis Seen writing in letters of geldi- her breaff,belleciric Mrsierva l anikte",jser righeis an-, .equality . of Masi''', lad upon thir.temetatjon it held,: the - won't " Napoli° Insperator," %id) a hick ' a tlestoiica I lige re 'et Fiance bf the lame height ; slit • ... out for-perjury.. , . ... . • . , .I,Sitle the Emperor 'Was 'elated by the Senate iu 6;0.1 is represented is'directitig the 'deslimes of . the tfei., • Tat - n i eilon • wee fecOliciest by.. 4,.. W; :. Irem e as ,,,..s,The, walls of the recess err cleCovated 'with Ceeie.• verse; tboi Symbol' of .4 which is a plain glebe, psi }en': in a neat ipeedi, iii .w hich, aftee ogee observe- •thiee t pilacters, the cornice-"sreetreatehick.is etinitiaremh ; which is written 44 i'fropfre .. do. Mande." gtatirliog tient upOnlhe uncontrindable, passer ofsthe.general all round the ball. 'llia gallery . for alieopeWie isin ! before these figures, mid prejegisig, js„ .. re t ee. o ffftiaser voice - Ad the people, he imPfessO,Ptiolt;thp Meeting the circular wall, above the seat " ,of. dig Members, I leeward Is,'ree'lite 'quay, efirildes 4 l4 . itiir AijitAstii, the necessity of indiAdu eltettiOnt tO Peksire Align'. APVestre to the 11404 dfi . the Ykeideot • i iii.;root " 10 feet lifilt; two of which - ere Plece4, en the (Wit. tures to the Petition , th at %%Xi -•ere ;Plight ?sot think coaling of wcolinnade or the fettle order, going' -aide 'of 'the -perreee, Witted ha eetiiinSi l res'i OA s o. • the pidslic.Wptsilliet equivocit.• . ' Itaiii tieceisiir.Y that r.settlir au logati; -the . circle: The ceiling o7r the hall lomns, and iNvo in the sane eitentinfrfelOefi. . osk ilteit-ehauthl be !Termed into ceinittante, sinca ithuk, is. lientiaphiseicel,- sunk •liito pannels adorned :by • thew , sit four preebisnnial celossiq t ! geiga at i oe,i . wsat been shaft seen that reason' and justice bed t o ile - pr.,. f hers' . The, WM is .admitted through astwefer. celelsrateditiallegaieri and Alltilsaelet. Prince 3 aoey . . .. • -.-• ..., •s• •-s•t , iallsielltie op their mitels. . , .. • . i tore in. it s ;pee p , the, di ff usion of _which . left i Oit-siaro A kitriW ./i . ikth'grelst gitettl,,. it coats or tbeett. ; • - .- • • Mr. -Waren:wax addressed the Meeting merely for e ' well proportioned .._s• to . l eave l'o• psi it . wf,,ahe deo heiiiifwchs kind, bet inillaftel' in the t tifrime f—;• -- Co 7 -':'-'-'.- ri r: 7. t- . .it , -•,- s $- canton; of ; • , pirpitATT4 -4E( the partiole of 'giving some, explanitioe regarding the-. -iistericit sensibly dater than another. The late P.m, s .' thittie re ttsirlbds in istikh rlIfY liven- SuPiotiolli iesekrantejSen..Fis 'e e sga .: • • conduct of a great man, whoie loss was irreparable, Pe %resits Wreaths of the pelm,' - iiptre thee:theelibelintik - tb' be' 'tending as.,beferei,, the fiest I.jrj a - .. - •`',.7 ..-- • -""•,-7 -4 lifire# ' . ' - tif '• • :. bi-' 1 /mime nw elnottse rttet% , and whose name had been introduced b t h e mover ,cempestinents.of 'the walls- end eeiting,'Oer'sres hiSOS figlareratirilli lA, which' is' ore the 'lrma, la ',, a . f ew pg . 9 4 en stC l ugaitirssis, w as e ll ma, of the Resolutions. It Vines true that .r. Fox had .•his medallion ; t h e initials only have been triode - 4, SePly;- teil ' snail hiM - indfarthei in : the lett is Cul. '.e!L i eriegrs l e a many yearn, ill.ll litteAr formed a part of the AdeninistratiOn . or ificoz, w h en aunt, their, placea r ltive been supplied by .clumsily ' Wet 'l4 thereleirt bilisrliiii; indbefere the fi gure of ; ' ' lne . iiicr e t'i l t: sle s f e= i ti le Z r eitt r, the principle of the Income - TAX Was adopted, but it „Painted _llw -de-Rs. The doors .of • entree. to •thi* FiltHeti is 1' lioisitpl„ balancing which, , and, farther i rues, lit e5.: 1 3.• ( 6( w i 4 mid `co. 1i4.4111 was not true that he had ever ptroved. Of that prin- hall arty remarkable for the beapty .of their pee! Ili ittflillttle, Is ' - '.ll,erie'reeeitt; Iftesif groaps:Of lest'. I Yee of Sur i a .s e t otwio leselre , mitten I Melt', on the contrary Ise Wle, W. :knee from ',per.: • fauns, and ere made of mahogany , quite pluiss, their ;toted 6044; which hike the isifeciyou come tit • l ' u lt 1 ,r.`""" i i n g 1 " 1 " 7 "; 1 4 eye • seams e e Yawn,, w i rue - an* ; •,. . costal interviews), he had'.unifsiteily'• coii4apoid . i f, ''arum; aredecorated by 'bellre, in the ship. df Itiittl, thoirdifkeitSelf ;Artie the nnist.itttpfialaiteffiWt.' . fie- La Nerv"ll - .Aff''SfilS 4, ..4 o l lll l,l o 4 and lamented that the systevit hird'evel ; Oen id e i p i a d. t: of reel geld. The walls of the audience ' and cern- - fa stilt* -fienies is 'win' the facade, ' the hick; ilesa i I,2ril i n ta t 'g e 3= ‘ , l l4;; tt r • His object had been to 'tae last. to. p . :nosite oeame, - mittee r=ooms ere progress toilette - beim arisirafild mineut feature of •whipis. is the pertice ; it , or,ifists, ' flit Li biro, teerive 41;ittitts4Ons f7W, woe thief blessing of iviiiCh ! .fitr.Voit had cerceleted with laige.'historichl pictures, displaying the priocipal. es before ldrieried,' of 'it' iolomni, in eine rew . „ of i efl.nor •ettir 6 1 44 - Itt*hrrh th Pat" , would be the removal of this melt .oPPressive and. : events of NOpoleon'a reign, .many.ef which had. been the Onrinthhin Or t rldr,'erelerlirty.orte end a heir feet 1., b ,r- ASS 144110 r es .r . eieterly , y offer 4 arm suft 11l , , sii sea, ne galling burden. . NO*. not' the *Wow of an excuse - put WO, but have nee , been covered over witbbrowe high,. slipportifii a- cornice 'AAA 'pediment. The resetottusareahis. - ' - e4igied for its renewal, since we were at. peace w i th ; cloth, Which, to prevent even the possibility of its re. bases, capitals, end entablature refernble in their !, ah nIZZ,VIY aoldir"firmilti Nadal . all the World • bit he entreated Gentlemen not to , moialXwhich has been- attempted), is on some brtlie labels the pertich - of Nero, at Rome, from, Natick ..ts...isc rrstbrottion il e u r e g l eti;r f o7t • I coat i p.ereti imagine that ;he reasbnibleriess of (lie demand would Pictafesectually paste d et c kwo. 46 Turpe est dt . ' s they hove been capiod ; Via celemris "iire,osify varied : t. 0 day', mod in the mere ntlyttne,erl hare any weight with Ministers, without the • un- . haiscri tarsus." . The, ancient 'entrance to this, • leas -by the omission of - the flaunts j ' o f the ei1...1 - •: i t i o t we re. rt g, Caleb m,: s . ',..vhor teriir ra .l by quelified expression of the. patinae l feeling up,an this assails the Reed F.Ructogne, - ,by ,an open. tic nof -tabiehirela wrought info beinstifnily • sculptured ai r-': rs s sti!e_t .6 site g /t :3 cart:it:Ail& ;aw e ! t w e e ' . -Coiinihiin columns, this is continued ,as them namonts of Nude Bo •th ' nit 'it fh' I' ' amt rricikishint •' 4 ' )1, e. ,eris , y,o, w . oee egs . . • question. ; .. . .. . . . The Petition was then'..carritat unanimously , as Alipreach rif the Members of the Corps,whe resident are • fashioned • intd lielfflii eVld'icrells, omen. Imp- , tikh; or itriehtx *tint ihrotitetie Com' i well es a vote of thanks to - th e Vt.oithy, Alderintin4..opartnients in the palace. In tfieopesi court within, fully t'w'ist theolifefiris; ism 'encirclo grilfies, alter - 1 -I t tti 4 iticsiD..ii i ti lt - tin astalliiilenoll , hity, oho ilk reply oliseryed, that he bad Telt it a •• r i lativr and faciog.the ancieut.entrance, havebeee - reline? two nailer, the taili of • the littir :bero4atapin siaolla, i.' i ;o r an t: s i sh r . .,•t h izie pr P of duty, 'as the head of the Wird,. t e l l ; summon „summon a moray pedeotols n OP% which are- warred female - colossal 4isolierit entwine thernieleis . noun ft *rd.' meet r the' sad dan;ereostue.of " the C4Frit 8 °1 .0:4 meeting whenever the request . Wits Made • follies i o fiAures. , On-a• tattle to the sight or ..thefitereiousthe other foliage • • this 'col pt ere is' (sentineled ' th roughout i wittocee fee witi toeeterote cases. of . . • r • intlgh side is written the .f94 10 .0 4 qt wordsl-;• 1 La. the feltiteliftite poi-IW°, 'esceptin - ftrientre . 'etf . ' ""t "" h ' ir ine th ' .4 I "" re ' due form. ~..... . . . era ; hero ;meowed by nolox Prortitio.Jers After thanks had been pored to thir Citurchwar- ' Lof-iii erNiesient 4e . le, froloate genpxqleZ The a c iantellein Millet is made, *ld on Which; lilt very I Loch MA-liien (tie irgreiable ' result of i . dens &c. the Meeting adjointea. i selllkelliV't feet a visTilme . 16 her tight Mid ou Tatelp eippeared the' wordv, inlergilittere bf elct ' 'hi" the "mac i'f • "" l "tent hitt "Is' in ' • • A r 9 g • t pe . nied• itbaitive; durin g wheat rriott AlfbiCh is written " Code Naliokort." ' These seem "-Nepeleiro la Granite." The titaiipatie ' . , • . ,or pan- l e t n,414 Me an s hove erintrienrett the ei the only additioussmade oh this side of the 'palace*, net ofifievadiment, which Is very l ane i s • f i st iea sts „ A ecrfectie cured., after seirete awl I R O' Nopokon. We are now - come to the great heel* riirantresserawiint a portico 1 iet e rii!ae . , 61410;41:1 (AdvOyin.rd iii to rorputistwe. Fresitt s entirely ratted eithiretee. last sev e n years , by 'ed witheroups of fi gures -,hrbeislielef_; in itve Cilititi.• pl l e;i2 4 . a j f e w o d o;ttrt; l oi oskal hAis oir r " order of the Emperor Nepeleou, on, the designs of ef which afar (atesedietely iintlie:tlie • , .esiele ' . 44 Hit he 1 11"'Ide . ...rditelf"" •1 1, 1010. . 411171' Si 6 Pey re, architect. • It cenalins. of a fecode, es. *ping Makes tusteett oreiblittseit itiaro, st,daithij'Ai n ' fil ''' fes "" rs. i he ' el l "" " alb tending the whole length of the n o t ch sirl of Ow tali pikOseting - ' ilromA.r. tanned. hortenttlat tieimiatar ehe - eriiihfitidit4 I ,Pot,mos, Gun tml-Ce. exelinicel6o tot ,palace,: tram the •cortier of alga ' Rue de 0 ae i rotO• and kookingiwest4 - on'aelrieh :le rtire'Enfperbi'ltt '.'' Parifrat'''' ""itlint's in order that t nv , it mirtiskto "Mr "With l'he rddo u at, to OW prat' of ['deltic:siege:icier 'visit, ken' ••:- hit body it threing' eivenst,.. While one of' ( ; ) is i ' is a ,„„,, „ 4 ,-,;„ 1 , 1 1„ a ;'•, h . j Z e i t y; *filch admeasnres 274 feet. The aneieht '-portiendts bstlaila is -ea: rim I aka /mit I h i t v t....„--114 -.IY - _.u._____ enc.' t_e ol_er ib lb.:: that itiev Bair Ile:en 1 rope' rtyltiti u- eated e Borne, called by .some the Port ico,,ef, the Paleeeler wit ;died/silt al plain eaSteere, such•l4 lie was Sc- 1 bootranee tee profr4ms (certificates ,t INeror by others that 4 the Temple . -of ,meaner, Alit mistimed . tre . weer , *hen conniandiek •his at-Aries - .1 k rit . X l l . e l hrr i ts4 " Ar ink ie r tr i ` n it* . blar t ,beeieselectedbriC.7.lPhyre as the model of Alte . 44, helintt,ltist -Iliapeitero,tO the east I• ► *fit' , f's in . 1 Atel 'i t nnv t nnvesi"l , re es , the ,' tar stesepr n ,vbere o f . retread .„, 1 . Otto efithis piece, the particular feature in.* ',• :Impiribil filitord' and their .6111itets, bearing (hien- 1 ,,,,,,i: a rt,"* , rode- 0, 4 , —to ~.str.rt, ,„. 0 , .inatoordinnsy• sizes .hevitig twelve *Mini sisal gads COIOS4II CaptslreA' Trifin the - ITissiiiis'and• MO R I tTltIll111 .9 13 . • 1 , 9 0 1 , f ' I - ef t :vo lt !' in .t e n s L i r l it' 4,frffk ?Wit: Ike Mt , portico: All"'•ther *oo' :POONA •I Flit the brattlee 4 41" iei s ia ''''Pii ii • a e'lds &tail tic' ~.4 I, life piiisedtotaii *I • 0 ''.. a 1 -" fill hitte r,, I I begin; Row asaliceteetipaed in * :Ibis. of, pitrp),. and *iv . ixbuisileing thilies it Slit WO end of the. p.sen, r ' .. 'to.. ." ; e lin ' i. ' n t i ' l 'ig P le . nuni r . Z . were also 'owlet' of-Ikon of • (be , . G00_kl• 11 1 1,e' ti* .o. '' she seen kilvitiiintk-tokeiti . ehe' Harr' el Asialiail‘liiiti ' l teht:i t O s a l pe u rPue uf . ti t i h: l Athenian per: . mere , ieertetesler ' nt. air, 4EO t - ' , of? he COilii:' LA.rig • • '• .. .• • 'dim f o holm i ls . um!eve.tliisiardi de .ief s that ' ICOMPar.4O.O( • - ibieW sr* eXeCitlitti In ROSSO. alllp*llit 'h • directing tire'Sirldiera In' preStni` . the • t; ir e r iewinn " " " ucri" " l " ' • g mess& :•inflctilidner a sad fli r t prelnitse their p.....• w's term known imbreadills in th e- fiuss arts- efireilli t e ashieW heir • ;; of; i co cowissiOsts. -At • the -t wo •'extreme iDiute 1 /air ge:!mitsd f• t r the . turret-tired •e t tefhtlesce . . • •diativriabisl cherecteriatic of all the Greek worts. • .; Of i the podiesent ere -two alltierieil ' figures, ws ' i .„ " i t m eY hi ', se; h t m ifi e c P u6lic ' Eee : s eu l "" l beimillYll4nv..- fl'llisl 11 , 1 0 1 .! 6 8 11 Witlif4Cot , o ll,l4l44 Reikt; •:1111kkitt- id It etp the *hole of its pritmel vise of Which = of l t l ith e sers'es ii 1 , 1 ; c • c • to ".. lire ft tl'' c . 1 , 16111"- iirsolese in they, of BOMAR . geodiween-. •-Ttslit - - "iiiinsitry :the' riser ',Seine; and the " ottidi - the k i r ire l :d ek e . '""t 144 „ 1 "? I 'v t i lis i nw i fr i le'i;u1"e6a1C5 Ma* of Jepiyopias,. the - mast, mageileteller • - *hie elift,oott to the` other of which rivers '''''Tehetcnoull'i pan i ' r heas ie j- • dua l, ' p 1 ill tint Atheniin ediOce.s of which , . ire kairo,.***4 ttptiudio 4-' ref f'uttsee *as earrkel 'by the aPletirlo'ui of Ow Pad) 1 7pa ir' tiel lit iti l O . eiS ) Z - 1 4 learEl34 luta 10 c earns in age rpw to, Its fettles-a. i 'a widowing,: :in the Wail herein!' t in e to. alai "Iteatina : , / 4 114 Temples of nerve had eight, se. ad, elasetheen say - • • .; , f 2 1 thelsorelee.tithe great dm'r of'ecitteliai •td Mac . 1,11)Q9. tflott: NM Cm. Suracesi,l3,•atiilstikolltiWid; of the Propylea nd Theseus ;at ..Imadtan tbeehdall-.t Sight- onsdiefteof Whieb are • • ' 9 ' ' wiedows *nose, and ..-- Greek portieer sr, h nine oolorans in ,041 .-reerr. ..,ohe , windows below the astragals of the capitals of th e co. Creciau tettlple' Al.ithich 11110. 1, 414/41iiiisitergr lesisiittifise •. • ; 17 . . esioirattiments l - *limier' * lth sqlp.tui . ' . r. '- • ' ' q; ~.. ' ... ' • • • 7...1 , i:. ..,.%....)...: II •):: . .. `....• '-.. ~grl~'~s Doran, Dtc. 245.—tiover Abota, *ea ~ fee /mato hoe crowded with fatuities Onlmitlegy . te the Combrot. The wind, wh'ic'h for sorm.kv.po4 kite 100 Soer ing directly into the ha yr.tit sies tv. test. ed a little to the - eastward, tiatopockett :1110tima on board the Due de Guist and spite, Air, mid . Mrs. WELt.aszay POLE, with the children Af his Karel.i lency the Doke of WiLuxoton, for feria; end and Mrs. BARHAM LIVIOII, who artrpeoceeding mediately to Naples. - Mr..Ekcaeolitt, M.P. lauded on Saturday, and Lord COMPTON yesterday.. A very hemble but a very Jenkins effort spoof* tube making at the end of, St. Marsin'sulanie, Strand, to rival the excavations of modern Pariquard6 l indent Rome. A corn waggon, drawn by foot litar horses, sunk down yesterday, to the •shafts, tkik threatened every moment todisapvear. It watmisiy, by the aid of ohm additional horses, and tiptoe fte . of digging, it was removed from His periless saloitimr; James Muir, a lad whq was committed to iiteraildi‘ ton jail for shop-lifting some week's ago, ,efflcted kin escape on the night of Thorsdit It:ap 7s pears he bad been furnisketi with a saw (Tr wkitf. o it the jail, by ratans - of a string which be Ore*. from the window, with which - lie cot the grad* id then' mode his way to the toot, finally made off, leaving all'ldg aklioegb it was a Vc,37 store)t ' toile- to other foi legorical. 'hick ; youti IA jhisiing their illemiCiatiOni be licethoeits sevbetillif Which he had of whoop I:ieisOlog - rawards with Tilitf6urkhil,iielloWd to the lonic sion of lienoer. In ihis,beis seen lo nuineroex candidates; pii a tiitill ," figure - 1,41168n L'lnsit2tdioll de la !Pale par- tillkailit'cur i.Vaputden. weirsides 'of the pottiest are ai tilt - 14441de ; . these wings are : portico, i tile . .. entablature .of.- wt round, them; !,hiefie .tiv i o v eatreme visit, - were *termipnie . d . ai Coritic Units as Ott 04011ic.6. en (he sails) With theatre 'befiire- ilotictid,' 'orb' trial ' In one eornpartinent, 46 fe'etlting!' 1 to ,theisvest .roproseets the IlEmporivi Ole Kioig of i'rus,sie.eitansiitsglpefore which is Written . •Frffitierick. I!. scene '(9 Whiciv 'this refers took .pir I off ihe'hihristeri : atid General OA, i s narchs; of the °oak of the Oriel )lam... Oil the side of-the wait' look terod the :Ile4le of Jenai • wlrich '. , ,of V OIS Sie. ~:Ott stir wing AO,theoasi 1. 6 Y the'S!‘ne .si4ES,(tf cligle•tg. Or 'Willett 14presenli"thibiterirleir of. Nalvitileini and. 'A Ika a der - 'attar the land, ion the Vail it the*Niiind. is 'represented ne having been 'an ,teßded .by the litilig of Naples arid Alexander, wl4o is berevbadeds wards.On the raft, and has his in poieon'sis Rita le 'in' the act Of.' . si The teilitelteh to Viiit ' scene Wei% France and Russia, - *which were bath hanks. of the river,. and wh. the bat relief. The other bas-relief battle and defeat of the .Ituesians • . design and eiecution of this fa, 'breadth and Boldness of the poi ' masses;z-the farmer of whi . 6h r icillpture givinglo it that variety , with impressions the most flittering One art. 1 ' . . By the bai accomits ' Cot. 3(144 DoviTori,..brotheir Member for Lancaster; has tOtt, Governor-Oetter al, Lordlifaiatti command of the flydrabad .ed et JJ - - A droadfttl execution took ids tOth inert 3011 i )ct ober. exposed to . 1714 iiitte. l- A fkii xlaiti' l after andiv eeiiestied:earried to. Belgrade; pcutenco...of odeativ The .fmtswia t i q oep "cot Outset csueltieS ; diet% wg stain*, .of t have ; beer,sp isuitietsse roc?Oseitflosso l pi "Acoaland, iro f fmitly Cehebrosh when touched, ittlitVer beet:4Bl6 posed that the eroggy - batiedpott astaniahiegly balanced; haitunittk, it firm. , , . , t' .014 DON, t Prfintr4 !solo MAW S T • T . gips till:4l47ipl,l,gr +^ 4 , • ~: ~;~'° I - from me winnow, WI tint chimney, and tit from whence be fin tothss behind him, boa • ' E WA T- 4 ? " 4 - 1 444 - ARC IIIICEUTUR,E.AND - - . -ledge; gefliiiiiiilo4l Witt iortunni'etiete-MXlMiet; aie ceott* r oue ‘. that of the Juisiter e ol) -wai-tite portico the OVer 4 the great ado?, is Seen the 1 I Temple of Ceres It' ad rcUserpitte, built at Petabl; in Ms cuslettew Itutfneh The French House of Commons,_ called Pplairdtr thisltaa tietior ChAuttnis iu one row (or its front +it right hatid;itctil on titaitte• ;otitis legiaiefif, is at the wrest end 'or Paris, on the perisqle. This Temple said tp . have byen l a pest, ten.corie islupeleopi. 'rite other outksitie of the •Seitie. Its greai front fait, reitiserlwitisout.coltimna, - cottsidtlg' only a - a..plaip decorated Partly , by allegoric he 0.0.A5101c0n, .the bridge, Piece iti.4.;oncordith . wall, isitlaiing a apactradeqnate tOthe containing .of titfts , I figures, in three of, which nl, _ ttn /M Y+ ..areima fthr at many , . and often Mere, as; VdtperCor SuirOundel Ity the you , .. . _,... . . • . t , vent i gmz44 ; .. ?!; 16. 14 4 1:WhiCh to 7 , i'll ing4 . N 3 Pß le(i n . l ' ; s crop. t curl sce p tre -' 1 ,-; ~, •& 4 111e'sfitir is trii. '; ii.l foire'tnrepett meats . :: V- tli'lissd- partly his. j l ..POPlNtettd tie ' l o,i ° l;Pincel ,wto • 7 , 'or* ym at the p u b., it founded ;. to soles h his oil u hand., aitutions of the t I's '• • ' L - • n gisitse decorati ons - 4.• olet held by a female 2Le ion d' Ilenneste ~ . I. To the east so d 1 41i 41 attached the win •• - re as high as the rLIL-b is continued ie angles, east a ,4 .L itlitan pilasters,. Op • ' same, line, and keit ietell 01 . 6de:rcli4 ."i . , at c liOratt di, iii 4 *Vie f itussiasitel* are. a latTOpiagi t et .. '• ; . .. The. renserkehl e Ira iii the pr esses* • ' ; , sera of these M.. ' 1 d. Frederick at Pete.. Inking west is falls. • tet initiated the 'fate : • `east are bas-redieree- = s w J he est ; the fi rs t o f . '.. f the two Etaperoti, • 1 , ' ' the battle of Fqed, ~,: V ' I. In this - Nap. leoe l l ' '• . on the raft fiet, - at. , / and hii Marshalt;•- r . = '‘,,,,! , .Ikos advanced for:, k. -.; , land in. that of Nadi . • r .,,.. saluting kis cheek.-4, r- t 1 re the. two armies et • 1 ; = =drawn up in line ell ' i ehich is repeafet 6 relief reptesentsithe' 3at Friedland. The trifle is • superb, , the • )rtico rising in broad • s are finiched . bi the I ' y Which 6114 the mind • l, • thig to 'the powers de' - 1 11 0 1 1 ',/e...iearsa; tlui& ',of Gee.. Pd.vitTux. ::... 01; appointed •II t* . .':•;'. 'A, no the important ' •• Mier, force , *stithin-; ".• ~ s . , s , dach , at . Belgrade ete ~rosq-L t seo &artist* I L i leiv at , . the Belgrade- • • - . 1 e 1 100 /eriiins iota ' ; irlrerel they eiiiki ed.: ' I"a i iis limier; in cati4e. scums Os* oppriesettp at !IC ; 't , 111 ;the. hill of Ortad‘if '3. : N, tid for' its sibrgkipg . ifoistaai4bie, it is sap- 1 von which it was so it ac s ;aid tatotniferett ...• . : ;• • ' : , ..,.... ./. •-•=mitmetmemarentzti"; .::, uniform ~ spews. at --:. ' frit noent 'in the itstenr,.. •s heilbein °satirised ha lie ' '. anti . !step/hie uprtir,,e.— . i ,i• itiltiat to Ithe Psalm t,cota ; •i , i....t/to aerialist:lass of Db. . roibeni of the IturliCni- ."* • tit' Arch flick '4tolies to i ' 1 Aettet i fil MIA 4 : : . a 1 • ktlasi a ourtier:us tr • 414;0.114'. rosaries ail sue In that di4r4nopc „ if 4 .. i s i in : m.44llo*e of outli bane- 1 ••• , rea.,imer, in h.,i elimatet, I power. of the email:64m . 1 urea &items - 0f Lotto , . , • . f oC4ipf4lififi to sound asl y . .. lefts. the ,Cure nt a ski • t i 'is a motheut of ifortifk- oleted. it the'lag . no,'.ip lc , 4 ed a nti itoyeArtrate7arfrof 2, Y aentirty of painful and r lo *brit islan (winnow re- . to the ralent a peruumest t i a.t (rev/elute -•conneeist , 31 i mpitliod, hiye NM eso yer .; . lifillraftetl igen; they erten , ;.. andi Suit:toter, w i lfi l yt a "Tinning t.. Ihe us • nine Many Inststveseas bet f mist-eta .years Anntira lt i•w ann.after t* t sherd withotak okfrseta lell • ' of a practise of 14 reftreg •. in orw staigle,lnitanter'reir :, i4sit mail v throes trod prA. !_. , • enjoitnroit Of hayin g Refill , osjorioas methods had been • perthlions of throe to . tie , a defraud, at irtki 4144 . 4 1 °. I by a prdpet'penerenooto ~ his reansaserkand iM ltn.* . Or 4enting the/are n.lr Nu, of thes:,,nisoy not - be Mholi, ft 1 toy no jtt.th , ittlacbed f 0 ild ~,'. lee ""igriPfels`eS to .sfitlew .. ed and .initiated Into ever , is •ist'orii;eti. fram :dram* : frifOrso:prafe.tional sithe.' 'wearer). That a residssed,_ .. mite* Wald. as well it IN • spert. that their researehes, ittily'enolineratial; they aql4 . " , 14, tio limy labour ander thh' paler sue torrid sone. A 04 19 leoc.lo•lldeie prufesifitoal O' p l ooteßqe with tbe.rottrbtiV•'-• They oiler to them the be. t .. the ru cresslreitaitini Trona 1 iu quit the.pretetice of same their preteisi4ns 'eon- tree-4,14rd •.eotsfideace with •n boo liberally, honoured. • :. iteil• tit state the'particularl , hire;, esrlosing a reintity.to • 'medics will be gite•i!f Qt.:4:W ily (pr Wally, or by lillfro . tri . ssias vecrecy, delimit! , irk-street; Fleet•Mreci. .... . , 47 04:•, 1 7ri t .. ,t i me nvit Lb ! 1 0 ' . ',... • . 's .