The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-01-22 00:00:00

t i n * posterity the enjoyment of that property ; lit h d r ay have been so industrious to acquire, d o om, are so anxious to preserve. It is had that CATO, who was, proverbially, g %Vie maintained that every man, the west joiividual in a State, ought to take an i o thshwelfare of his country. The love of is more or less in the breast of every men— d i a Wing interwoven in our very nature. - sl og has always been remarked as evincing est bin in an eminent degree. It never was, sae we Ull a never will be, found wanting in PA. p ot But in order that the efforts of watchful pavialmay be attended with success, great care e poillie taken to show them that the alarm the pi . h i ve taken of late has not been without wo o There are many persons silly enough to 0. 11 0 1 certain demagogues have persuaded the ON to believe that there exist dangers, which orl iel only ; that their apprehensions are cause j og; sad that, because, upon some slight occasions slew individuals have heretofore, as in the case of g r . Wits's and Lord GBORGe CORDON, been eats create a great public stir ; and that, upon it removal of the men from the stage, all the atm mooed to continue to show themselves, ea pbe in the present instance. The cases ad limes are very dissimilar. A few literary and bet* characters were called into action, in the letistance, in favour of the first of those indiri isdi, 'Oust the exercise of general warrants; i the latter, a multitudinous assemblage of the populace was collected together on the score of religion, as it might seem ; but, in effect, upon the cry of "No Popery." Every body knows what a church mob can do, as well as " a church The lloglish nation has always been allowed to pos sess more active benevolence and true Christian-like charity than any other nation in the world. If any doubt existed en this head, the rise and progress of this Charity would afford a sufficient and decisive proof. The strenuous exertions which have been so sedulously used by the Committee continue not only with unabated but unceasing *cavity. Yesterday morning, in almost every part of the city, groups of persons who hail parti cipated in the humane relief this Institution holds oat, were seen clearing the filth, snow, be. which other wise would have rendered the streets impassable. What a pleasing sensation it most have created in the mind of every benevolent subscriber to view these men earning the honest bread of industry, and looking forward to the satisfaction of enjoying a comfortable shelter daring the night, who might otherwise have lingered out a miserable existence under all the agonising pangs of misery and want ! It is a striking, and at the same time a most consoling fact, that no less than six Mou es/id meals have been provided by the Committee during the short time this Charity has been in existence. A meeting of the Committee was held yesterday morn ing in a private room of the Mansion House, at which the Report of the House Cominittee was read, which contained, among other things, the above fact relative to the number of meals distributed. The whole alt will, however, be embodied in an Address which will shortly be laid before the Public. At this meeting a long dis cussion took place as to impropriety adopted by dreilif ferent parishes iu the City, who, instead of co-opened% with, and assisting the Committee, endeavoured to lb obstacles in their way. This circumstance took its *A gin from the very jest complaint which the Commitheo made of the parishes objecting to receive individillffil * had applied at this temporary asylum for relief, sad who had a fair claim on the parish ; they were therefore obliged to retnrn to the London-Walt Aryl's, for the continuance of support. The ground on which the pa. rishes appear to stand, is, that the relief being spools, neous, the acceptance of it does not amount to an art of vagrancy, and they are, therefore, not bound to acknow ledge the parties receiving it. How far this may be jos! in law we know not, but it is certainly very muck at wee riance with the benevolent example held out by the Cha rity they are endeavouring to oppress. However, five of the Committee were delegated to take the sobjeet into consideration, and to report to the Committee this day the most eligible plan to be adopted. We cannot close these remarks without offering a de served tribute to the Hove, Committee. Ws have heard from unquestionable authority that the greeter part these gentlemen are persons who ace engaged in active mercantile, and other pursuits ; notwithstanding w ake they have, ever since the formation of the Institatiose, devoted their whole time and attention to its deplorable inmates, anti that the shortest time they are employed every day, is from 18 to 211 hours. We are can we all not be encroaching on the high sense we entertala for this excellent Charity when we recommend these geode men not to let their seal get the better of their judgment. We say this from the knowledge that o . n e reties's, by his extreme assidnity, has rendered himself perfectly Is 'enable of attending the Committee, anti now is obliged his bed! xi King" mob, The ease is different now : it is ast a mob at Brentford, nor one in St. George's jar, that calls npon us to bestir ourselves. The removal, the prosecutions and persecutions of a few individuals who have shown themselves the people's friends, may gratify the spleen and malice d lbe men in power, but such proceeding will do yam than hush the complaining voice for a wit ; the feeling remaining, it will but manifest itself, with greater vehemence, and we trust effect, in tome other way. The grievances we complain of now are apparent, are general, and are almost tiniversally assented to: we confess that the hope o f seeing them redressed appears to be placed at a greater distance, by the late bold and unex ampled measures of the men now in power. The people have been sorely abused and injured. but they are not wholly disheartened : the pro jects of the greatest tyrants may be confounded by a study opposition of a well-informed people. 'it will be the study of some of the people's hest timid, to point out to them the way of doing it in i tbb important juncture. STOCK XXCHASGE. ONE O'CLOCK. There is a farther talk of a Funding of Exche gam Bills, which hav; been quoted to-day at 4s, riesnions, as a proof that the public are impressed with the idea, Navy 5 per Cents. were done at a lower twice yesterday for the Consol Account, than !hey were for Money. Consols lor the Account are still upon the rise, sad the quantity of money there is upon the market, he which I per cent. cannot be obtained, gives the kW party every advantage towards effecting the &aims& The price this morning is about 681, the 'market looking very favourable. There has been several large purchases this morning: and, until money be more scarce, we can hardly look for auy material depression. We are very glad to learn that many of the Members of the 'louse of Commons espreN.s a wil *mites now to enter upon the business of a Re tina in Perliament, since, as they say. the public -sane] is quieted, and " ton-heated partizans" are prevented. by. the •` called-foe restrictions," from a has Passtonitte interference with their proceedings, width they say ought to be " calm and consi deftle." We have no objections to all the calm we and consideration these gentlemen speak of, bet we do hope they will sit as resolutely as coolly to the work, and not lay it down till it is finished. The French, always ready at a piece of wit or afire, have brought out caricatures of the ma jority of five on the question of the Election Laws, which forcibly reminds us of the sarcasms they Played off against the five Members of the Direc tory twenty years ago. The very performers on the stage, when they bad a passage to recite which espressed indignation at the conduct of knaves, held out their hands with the five fingers extended no wide as possible from each other, as thus 0 fat coquina," the head up as above. In the present instance, one of the actors drew down a *wrest cif applause, by the same display of his five finger .sad giving with energy Ow author's words; Waning, in English—" In this doubtful case, how can we resolve f" Thu Toulouse Journal quotes a decision of the Jars of the Assize Court of the Upper Garonne, which is a little remarkable for its singularity. A person, called lean Gullet, was charged with ut- Wring the cry of Five Ensperewr, and the Jury lend that there was nothing *editions in if.— (Quaid:elute.) COPENHAGEN, JAN. 4.—We were alarmed by the toiling of the twain en Monday night. A fire bad Wilma eat is a considerable woollen 'standee *ley, sad totally consumed it. The establishment was the largest supported since the peace ; and AO ashes the 'imitation the more deplorable, is, jtveby it a great number of hands have brzn out of Troth. Mr. ELLISTON not only offered his Theatre, but generously gave a private contribution, in aid of the Fund for the Relief of the Homeless. The performers also subscribed, and the stew thus raised amounted to more than 60 guineas. The venerable Mrs. GA &nice, the still-surviving relict of the great ornament of the English Stage, was present during the performances of the evening, having previoway enrolled her name among the contributors. A caller mark of respect was paid Mr. ELLtrroir the Loan Mayon, who stood up to receive bisa 4 'es soon as he appeared on the stage, in the comedy of " The Dramatist." The subscription for the relief of the laboorieg r of Yarmouth, Amounts to bet w e en 7 and POI.: _ houses have been erected at each *ad of the Illstrn, where bread and soup are delivered to the -per every Tuesday and Thursday;-- , a quart of appp, with a penny loaf to each person, for a penny. The Marquis of 13VCSINGHAM has sent lee guineas to the poor of Aylesbury. The Governor of Cape Breton, in a letter . cp Lord Teignmouth, says— " With respect to the greet mass of our population! the Highlanders, they received the beneticeoce of the Bible Society with the utmost gratitude. Persons have been hired and sent front distances of IN to lel met% to entreat for the sacre.l volume, antl instances are sot wanting of o thers sending their cbihiren Ihre and six miles over frozen lakes be be instructed by poor old widows, for the avowed px: of reading the - Bible to their parents, who were *es, frees ignorance, Dis able to do so." CAPITAL INVITAIIIII/..4Ka(tin and CO. hasieg sold both the Prises of tO.IIOCI. which were drawn as the last day of a forage Latter,. finishing in January. they respertfully inat e te public! t o purchase the two Prises of 20, 000 . Atiett. be drawls nest Satur day, January 29) at lisle *kJ established Othigg, Corahill, and 121', Oxfordwtr:et. *ORIPICH COL'i]'Y SESSIONS. Joitti Ito hts and Soma., Ford were indicted shier the Stat. 57 eo. ill. e. 90, for being found in a wood at sight, arm with a gun and other weeper, with intent to kill game. It appeared in evidence, that en the 4th of Dec. last, about ten at night, Hosea Dowses, a shepherd to Mr. Promote, of Bacousiteirr, heard the report of guns in a wood, belonging to J. T. Mott, Esq. near his master's house, *hen saopectiag there were poacher' near, he west and informed Jonathan Harvey, one of Mr. filott's cume beepers, who accordingly commenced a search with his, but finding nothing that could foliates them is their suspicion, they went to Barninghirm.liall, mod there procured another keeper and *nista" when they all prOceoied to a wood a short distance from the ha% while they lay concealed till oar hen in the mousing, et which time they heard two other ell OM la • wood called Upwoed. in North Barntug ham, do ploperty . of M. P. M. C. Wilma's% whither day Sleek std distinctly saw, by the light of the imam Wei men, one of whom fired at a '. Os top le them • desperate conflict dialog i l a t of the poachers escapek and Harvey, the . pp.... 4„ ~,r ; ei. very coni sev i r ae re t l ev o th u rt leil agh io thq be ilk lbet ent by ne a ; at buwe eer, the two prisoners were tallien, and on wilTthe spot, were foundtwo pheasiterte fresh killed, mid a a 5 , which bad been thrown down by do phoney', two large sticks. and the pea-make shaft, the head of which wits hem ked off in the scuffle, but was fiettini. to gether with another a iek aalthe ramrod oftbegmt, a few .is a afterwards, when the saow was thawed—scow kering fallen and covered the place oathe monist/ of the litli. (hi this evidence the prisoners were found guilty, and neatened to seven years' transportation. The Duke of WRILIKOTON passed through Nor wich, on Thursday last, to Lord 8t emus's. Mr. RI:0110ND WoDEHOVNE and family were at the inn at the time of the Duke's arrival, and convened together for some time ; ever) one was eager, rich or poor, to have a shake of the hand from so groatl e personage : and on hisleaving the inn the papa gave him three cheers. The Duke of NORFOLK is expected this day at talkiyehtlll; the seat of Sir Ocoee. hainnesus, %rt. His Royal Highness the Dnke of Busamx, the I Duke of NORFOLK, the Earl of ALar.oatteit, Lord BURY, and a large party, are enjoying tbe hove.- lathy of Mr. CORK, at liolkham, previous to their 1 attending the dinner on Monday next, to celebrate Mr. Fox's Birth-day. fisysatA.—The contiguity of the acquisitions trade by Bavaria, being one stipulation of the Treaty of Kiel, the Emperor of Austria recognizes the right of the King of Bavaria to an indemnity, so the principle of giving up the contiguity. This Indemnity shall be fixed at Frankfort, at the time, and in the samemanner, as the other tern • orstigements of Germany. To this effect Ibis Ie peror of Germany engages to give to the kite di Bavaria nn indemnification, which has been . l listed, till the time of the result of the negociatiost It Frankfort, and till Bavaria shall be put in possession of the indemnity for the renunciation of contiguity. —The object of the'negocintions at Frankfort was to give to Bavaria an indemnity for the giving up the principle of contiguity ; hut the indemnity having been rejected by Bavaria, though it La I appeared to be just by the contracting parties, !hie , considered themselves entirely liberated from that nerscia lion ; and, therefore, the 4th and following Articles of the Treaty of Munich ceased to be obligatory. DUMFRIF.a, J vs. 18.—The admirers of Burns in I 1 this part or the country have formed themselves I Yesterday, a Court of D ire c tors was held at the into a club or society, and are to snort for the first tines I East India item, when the asdammtationed ships in their corporate capicity on the 2Stb iastaat. This were taken up br one voyar is the Company's step will Do doubt give additional edet to the annual i serv i ce, an d t h us stat i one d , ma: — dinner in honour of the Poet, and this veer we amid- Beadier .. 426 ;ow; Comics. IMO; hum; 4118; Hype _ pate a more numerous meeting of his adMirers than ever Kea. an 1 and . fin p—for Bombe direct. . pssembled on any similar occasion. We ban mesa the commode' W el ton , i N ew shi p . ; Nasals,. liege china howl that has been pnrchased for *Wu et 416; Weedforl, 544; Moira 630; 439; Lady the doh; which is probably the most wpm Wag of m a m 647 ; N ew w e. gi ft; I , l ,r l i,, t ee ll e k,„. mg'. `die kind that ever tinned from Mr. Spode's anaufae- Asi a, 410 ; 3 k 7; p,,,,i,i mice .gps ; j„,,„, sib:. 6 444 y. The ornaments upon the bowl have been ***salsa od d s : o ff ; Ki r k s ; Ri mme d, 4K; and pe,roix, by so common artist, and in our opinion tester it more voidable than if it had been fronted of solid Lm*. 1114 . 6 ,, 411111—for Beard direct. outside is divided into four compartments, on tholes' of we , that the f ro m the West which there is a pretty faithful likeness of the Poet ; on ladies, elle la 'Mt. Ku's have recoverwt die ikiiinl, a representation of the marble sculptor* the travk g the d sad ether valuable lately erected in the mausoleum ; on the third, an es- eellant view of the lanai. in which Bums was bore— ` may _.. ow_sil the ruins yesterday, the trunk was (4 , 11 - I s e n my fitther built tAis frail etas biggia ;")-- . loa f 11. raWsit, much scorched eve the *snide, but 1 and on the fourth, a convivial scene, taker from thes thircontents were not Injured. well-known song of ". Willie brewed a peek ti moat." 11141411.4441 A gllClDt.—Thstrsday, about Isar O'clock The bottom of the same superb utensil is etenausentod is the sheratea+ the house of If,. Toweshoad. Proctor, by a very accurate drawing of the Dumfries Maw. Paarrehala. was thrown into great aloes and coaster- Ihum : above which, on the our side, sat a wreath of satiothisa the discovery of a bedr sospended by a reps -1 thistles, amid, on the other, a wreath of hop.viae, inter- fees the reef of the cellar • h the premises• liaised with barley heads. which th e erresat maid AO sooner perorked than she Early on Wednesday morning three poor fel- 1 seresesed est sad fainted. Mi. Towasimod, Fen. on dim lows left Watitkiworth in a boat, for the perpose of kir . covering that the body was that .f ik. Mels. who ha.t bag: having got into the middle of the nver, they were I bees their eauseffing clerk for *lmelda Of twenty Furs. carried down - by the forte of the stream as far as topple became became paralysed with surprise and hones. site Battersea Chinch, where they were *only sso 1 It appeared Its lead bees seepontioa mural burs: rounded by the large masses of ice which Catrer the I with his toes withia two inches of the retail, sad, ter Thames in that part. In this perilous sitaatioa they re- 1 thie thee, was spite cold and Weiss". The deceased. mined withont the possibility of aseistiag tbeuesetres, I We WO 0404,1164 d to add, has lea_ a wife, now II tier lut or receiving any from permit's on either aide of the river. I Mar of prmeaaaq. who, on l!'alre t tgihr . eve, n • It appears that they were furnished with fuel to make a has been to a thinge t roas alma Ore, u *make was seen to issue from the boat; bet it bawd, may prove feta. to her also; etrise a tal y awl w . It is has beewascertained that they took no peevish's s with of three small ehiklree. them. roles* the breaking up of the frost es bled them The eases of ibis w k. pt .gr ,... I. have orixi to be rosenesi Ws night, their lives mast he lo bee meet soma is the fakes of akar i rks in talkie con. howinent dagger. eau, ba whirl; be was engaged. We are ambled to state. ea setberity an which we cam confieently rely, that the number of Owners com mensal to the Castle for misdemeanors and Ibissies, frees do let of January. 1819, to December!!. fatly nits.: days lees than a year) were 166. betas 61 leas Own were committed is the preceding year, 1818 t aed the number of debtors, committed within the same time, wens*. keine -53 less than in the preceding year, I 818--tbee smakieg the total lumber of commitments to the Coistyamd. in the year 1610, *sly 211, being 136 lets then the Mei ember of commitments in the year 1816. This Mateasent we crimeider as most gratifying. inasmuch as it skews that 1 there is little or no distress &Asia; fres. the want of employment in this coente, for distress is the parent of mime I and•we feel a confident hope that this great de sem• of crime. apparent from the di *amber of oommitments, arises from there mistieg a deeper senile of religion and a has dispositiom to infidelity in this than in some other coenties.—(Nourish Aferestry.) tem that the alarm the ra . mcg a, aAM VOry VlOrry Itr "MIMIC , VW il•Mrller," mu. us lucre. respruist Cu (mar. g- gm sar A l a t nii•rmally respected friend, Dr. Thomas, Surgeon of the that beilliatux in number and r a nk t o the'C'obce - rl- ...... . " smuts. wom ittemousw so MiiSITFISIIK4 WWI gamy= ow has not been without egiment, his dear child, and amiable lady. The child Wdoni if ever , witnessed in this part of the work' before died on the !d, Mrs. Thomas on the sth,shore yesterday upon ...!.e south part of the Ikrd-sead g ... twins silly enough toand the Doc' 00 ' esl ' Steward i 1 • • W nes.lay, the Loot and Marcbiotwas, nis expected that both vessel sad cargo will be sated. -. m have persuaded the a loving father, a tender and affectionate husband, sa i l Lady, C. 1' un r ipe 7th September, the one t d affect the other wits no party on Thursday. dinedwith ernon, the ltegeot, bet there , a--Alam yeetettley aftavaden, daring a heavy gale from I t exist dangers, which in rapid and mournful me seek c n. Our departed friend Lord and Lady Holland alighted at the Pavilion art the". B. E the Thomas and Alrey, of Blyth ; Providence, pre h ees i ena are mule is succeeded by a Dr. Strachan. a clever and excellent WeiTerabit!' 1 Ninon and Ann, of Newcastle ; Resolution; 'uvulae cretins', ou a visit of inspection, mod Mo I young man, and a countryman of our own . It is n sonic slight occasions • themselves high! gratified at the folk mad i Bell ; -and Three Brothers, of Blyth, Wore all dm on melancholy to resiect, that a 'segment, whose Officers km i' • ofore, as in the case of have always been distingitished orT their urbanity of z tog megergreacc of Asp:read volt.. of apartments I shove. The Three Brothers bas gone to plotos , and there. These rooms arc new shortly expected to be 1 the Sgo i ce t tdea has lest all bet Toasts, but tbe Nominee? tOtton CoaDON, been manlier', and gentlemanly and correct deportment, and sompleted, suit in rea di ness fur sp l en di dan d general the men for their uniform steadiness and pro priety of j are expected to be get off with damage. c stir ; and that, Upon behaviour, who have fought in most of' the 111.11.1 engagements, and who liter gloribull y sod peolissel lieseM e e inallite Though the weather has relayed in its severity, .. we 1 Penzance, JAN. 19.—1 t has blows a gale all last vim the stage, all the 7 se remisaimi of charitable exertions ip behalf of night from 8. to S. Wo with a heavy swell. Several bled on the memorable plains of Waterloos should to show themselves, b . . , thus the poor. The fund which has been creep, for deer? Mayas hate Meld is owe piers eaid,-Ssp samssife f f an e doomed to lose their Ares is a country. where there re li e f excee d, n o t o t the greater portion of which has hosed each other, they have remind considerable da- it instance. The asses is every probability of their falling victims to a millets- already been judiciously appropriated in food, fuel, and ..,..,. it. A few literary and eat disorder." clothing.—The benevolent spirit of the town has bees -- o" aztutz=it lied into action, in the RELIEF of the DESTITUTE sad HOMELESS in fell activity during the whole of the week. Animists, JAN. 19.—lrhe brig Ctuixer, Mullender, - - - I, of Yarmouth, is on her beam-ends, on a reef of rocks, he first of those imlivi- POOR. • HIE ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF RENT. ineer Harry's Furlong. The crew are *opposed to bay* of general warrants ; perished. The vessel begins to break up. Nu boat can s The Bnglish nation has always been allowed to pos. It is with great concern we lay More out readers the go on beard; and. as the wind blows hard frees the tudinclus assemblage of aces s nore attire benevolence and true Christiaa-like followi ng B u ll e ti ns northward , she sill go te pieces next title. of the state of his Royal Highness*: .. I together on the score charity than any other nation in the world. If any health ; from the last of which it appears that, yesterday I sessonants, J•tt. 20. The sloop Catharine, Jew. rn . but , i n e ff ect, upon doubt existed °Wilds head, the rise and progress of this morning, his lineal Hiphness was considerably worse , I hese Liverpool to Pulkelly, foundered on 'Tuesday sight Charity would afford a sufficient and decisive proof. and his Luger much increased : I off th e Orissa's& The crew landed yesterday near the , ' Every body knows The strenuous exertions which have been so sedulously „ is . sell_ rook Canape, Sideseefk. Jae. IS, 19i0.-0, e. si. sad a hay s ni t ' i n the boat . — The Red Wasp bay. The Captain died shortly afterwards, as well as " a church used by the Committee continue not only with unabated sloop Hero, of Ban- " Ili a Royal Hi g h ness the Duke of Kent evoeriaseed, last it • but unceasing activity. Yesterday morning • in almost ger, is also kat- crew saved 1 another sloop , in coin- sis different now : IS o f • • night, considerable increase of his et mplaint, but we Ind every part t h e city, groups of persons who had parti- his Royal Highness somewhat better this moraleg. I peaky, it is fond, is also lost. or one in St. George's- dilated in the humane relief this Institution holds oat. (Signed) "J. Wes.sow, M. D. " bestir ourselves. The were seen clearin g the filth. snow, Ste . which other- "W.G. M ATM', M. LW *ORWICH COV.V2'Y SESSIONS. wise would have rendered the streets impassable. What ~ Tr eo m mo k eat ci 1 gr. j !sumo l and persecutions of a -M.. a pleasing sensation it most have created in the mind " Ills Royal Iliets a res . 4' tlie ll.m Duke . ~fo m.K ent has' bedma' tit . J o hn g o fan a nd Sa wn , F o rd w er e I n dicted sailer o shown themselves the of every benevolent subscriber to view these men earning comfortable sleep, and is at presept in a sore faemambl° 1 the Stat. 57 so. li 1. e. 9e, for being found in a wood the honest bread of industry, and looking forward to state. y the spleen and malice eight, arm with a gun and other weeper, with the satisfaction of enjoying a comfortable shelter daring (Signed) ~ J. ."13..11.1111 sou, M.D.•D I D . ' D ... intent to kill game. It appeared in evidence, that such proceeding will dO the night, who might otherwise have lingered out a en the dub of Dec. last, about ten at night, Hosea 'planting voice for a mo- miserable existence under all the agonising pangs of "Sielineete. Deems, Jen. SO. 18110.-1. s. as, his Royal Hisimen 1 Dowses, a shepherd to Mr. Prornow, of Becoeselittirpe, " Since the date of our last r port, misery and want ! It is a striking, and at the same beard the report of guns in a wood, belonging mg. it will but manifest time a most consoling fact, that no less than six thou- the Duke of Kent is become much worse, and his desist is • considerably i ate, and we trust effect, Awed meals have been provided by the Committee during "re ankmi ' Ito J. T. Mott, EMI. near his master's house, *ben the short time this Charity has been in existence. (Signed) "J. WeLsost, M. D. 1 sespectieg there were poachers near, he weld and grievances we complain "W. G. Als•ros, M. D." o informed Jonathan Harvey, one of Mr. Mott's gime- A meeting of the Committee was held yesterday more- general, and are almost ing in a private room of the Mansion House, at which .....—e—e—..--1...-- i keepers, who secordingly commenced a search with • him, but findiug toothiest that could towline them we confess that the hope the Report of the House Coininittee was read, which The Dike of WkLLINGTON passed through Nor- i tm e r th e el; roe sn aird spicion. they went to Bernie hiresdiell, and contained, among other things, the shove fact relative to with , on Thursday last, to Lord SurriaLD's. Mr. appears to be placed at a another keeper and " pais when the number of meals distributed. The whole °tit will, Entioso Wonetioutie. and family were at the inn 1 they all proceeded to a wood a short * diebissee f rom ,!. late bold and unex- however, be embodied in an Address which will shortly at the time of the Duke's arrival, and convened , the hell, where they lay concealed till sent two in ten now in power. The be laid before the Public. At this meeting a long Jis- her for some time ; even one was ca lv e. . rich 1 the morning , at which time they beard two ether pi. , mission took place as to impropriety adopted by **Alf- ° W et • l k ea I ood called u d.N y abused and injured. relent parishes iu the City, who, instead of ei or poor, to have a shake of the hand from NO greet' •a I' P° in North Suomi - ham, the peopertiof Mrs. P. M. C. Mathews. wilifther disheartened : the pro- with, and assisting the Celestine*, endeavoured to sh personage : and on hisleaying the inn the paps- . st • they west , sod inetly saw, by the Kett st the ts may be confounded by obstacles in their way. This circumstance took its eel- Woe gave him three cheers. memo, three men one of whom Sred at a '. gist from the vqy jest co m p lain t which the Committel The Disks of NORFOLK is expected this day at O a r da ff tip to these a desperate conflict roll-informed people. It daring made of the parishes objecting to receive Individilet * Coltscyattell: the seat of Sir Ocoee. haimmumem, raisin owe of the poachers Wert , and Harem, the rte of the people's best hail applied at this temporary asylum for relief, and who B art. . gamekeeper, was very severely wound in the befall' a m the way of doing it in had a fair claim on the parish ; they were therefore His Royal Highness the Dnke of Eusere, the Fes-sate, shi iv ens completely through the ohulhbone ; obliged to return to the London-Walt Aryl's, for the at hock, heweeer, the two prisoners were WM*, sled on continuance of support. The ground on which the pa. Doke of N . , . ..mt. , ..04FOI I( the Farl of Ai ar Alt 111 Lord 1 search n the spot, were found ' two Owosso* fresh killed, rishes appear to stand, is, that the relief being sponta- BURY. and a large party, are enjoying the . I rad a gen, which bad been thrown down by the prisoners, LANCE-.ONE O'CLOCK. neous, the acceptance of it does not amount to an act of tality of Mr. COKR, at liolkham, previous to their i two large st i c k s , a nd the pea.make shall, the head of of a Funding of Exche- vagrancy, and they are , therefore , not bound to acknow- atten din g the dinner on Monda y next, to celebrate 1 ' ldea arks knot ked off in the scuMe but woe fees. to- Oen quoted to-day at 4s, ledge the parties receiving it. How far this may be jar* Mr. Fox's Birth-day. I her with another a iek anithe maned deter* a few in law we know not, but it is certainly very meat at v► e. nAVANIA.—The contiguity of the acquisitions I m i satterwards,when h 1-e saow trastbswe4—ssow haring- the public are impressed rience with the henev lexample held by th Cis o ent out e ite m a de - &Ilea std covered the place on the moms = of the sth. i 1 1, oy Bavaria, being one stipulation of the I a r Cents. were done at a dry they. are endeavouring to oppress . However, five of the t ommittee were delegated to take the sobject into Treaty of Ried, the Emperor of Austria recogn iz e s sentenced the Consul Account, than ' to seven years' transportation. consideration, and to report to the Committee this day the right of the King of Bavaria to an indemnity, the most eligible plan to be adopted. on the principle of giving up the contiguity. This ! We are enabled to state. en astbority on which we t are still upon the rise, We cannot close these remarks without o ff ering • de- indemnity shall be fi xed at Frankfort, at the mine ' can confieently rely, that the number of prMenthere is is upon the market, served tribute to the Horse t'ononsittee. Ws have heard time, and in the same'manner, as the other territorial 1 1 admit to the hustle for misdemeanors a liabollm , from sot be gives the from unquestionable authority that the greater part if arrangements of Germany. ' l'o t hi s e ff ect t h e g et . del let of Janosty, 1519, to December tft, feely nitot obtained , these gentlemen ire persons who ace engaged in active days lees than a year) were 166 . Wog 61 has Shim were re towards effecting the Eeror of Germany engages to give to the King of • nit tad mercantile, and other pursuits ; notwithstamliag white t in the preceding year, ISIS; mid the number miming is about t a il, the they have, ever since the formation of the 'sidelines; Bavaria nn indemnification, which has been nom lof debtors, cosnotined within the same time, weveetl.lteing , arable. There hs been devoted their whole tine and anention to its deplorable fated, till the time of the resell of the negociation at i SS less than in the preceding year, IBlS—thee makieg the this morning; and, until inmates, and that the shortest time they are employed Frankfort, and till Bavaria shall be put in possession total lumber of commitments to the Coistylinel, in the e can hardly look for any evert day, is from Id to 20 hours. We are sore we shall of the indemnity for the renunciation of contiguity. year Hilt *sly 2tl, being 136 leis than the tenditirraber not e encroaching on the high senor we entertain for —The object of the'netrociations at Frankfort was of commitments in the year 1816. This Matessert we 0 .........—... this excellent Charity when we recommend these geode- g ive , ) Bavaria to SI . an . indemnity for the giviecups if, l . ederider as most gratifying, inasmuch so it skews that ' learn that many of the men not to let their seal get the better of their judgment.lute we no distress &thine from the want of the principle of con ti gui t y ;h u t the indemnity having I - I We say this from the knowledge that one redeems, byi employment in this coentv, for distress is the parent of Commons cspres a toil- his extreme assidnity , has rendered himself perfectly fa. been rejected by Bavaria, though it La I appeared 14) 1 CAIN I and'we feel a confident hope that this_ great de- on the burliness of a Re- ca p a ble of attending the Committee, and now is obliged be just by the contracting parties , this' considered e ras e of crime, apparent from the diminished *amber as they say, the public tolcep his bed! - lof eensimiteitents, arises from there imistiog a deeper -- on-heated partizans" are non ; and, therefore, the 4th and following Articles seem of religion and a less disposition Se hadelity in d-for restrictions," from a Mr. ELLISTON not only offered his Theatre, bet of the Treaty of Munich ceased to be obligatory. 'this than is souse other coonties.—(Netwiell Aferesirli.) e with their proceedings, generously gave a private contribution, in aid of Deuretia, it st. IS.—The admirers of Burns in obe " calm and cons- the Fund for the Relief of the Hewett's. The this part, of the country have formed themselves Yesterday, a Court of Directors was 'held at the hjectiom to all the calm- performers also subscribed, and th e sum time raised into a dub or society, and are to inert for the first time I East India ileum, when the nedermentioned ships hero gentlemen speak of, amounted to more than 60 guineas. The venerable in their corporate capicity on the 26th Jadeite. This , wore taken gip for one voyage is the Company's step wilt ao Jambi give additional eekt to the annual • sit as reeoltaeiy as coolly Mrs.GAaturre, the still-sitryiviug relict of the great service , and this stationed, yis:— • dinner in honour of the Poet, and this veer we mold- it down till it is finished. ornament of the English Stage, was present deem pate a more numerous n • of his adm irer' disa ever A l l s m l ea kers. ., 42s ß evip ,"'" Camielk 1115; klis I 4"; Hype' it tady at a piece of wit or the performances of the evening, haying PlintiottallY sssenibled on any similar occasion. We have emu the ''''''' ---" '' — Lt . Cenonsandel, nal • tons; New Shi p . 4111; Waterloo, e I caricatures of the ma- enrolled her name among the contributors. Ape- bags china bowl that has been purchased for {tie use ot 416; Woodford, boa; Moira, 650 ; Wassitiest.439; Lady lion of the Election Laws, colter mark of respect was paid Mr. raLLIWron Sp the clots; which is probably the most sopetio Wag of sl a 647; New s h i . 171); 1 ,,1 7 , d we i weto „. 596. us of the sarcasms they the Loan MAYOR, who stwoci op to receive biome the kind . _ e tbat ever paned from 51 . r .. Spode's massiso. Ada. , , m; ' p 7; p ree id,„„ * .gys 8 f aut ,„, sib: a Members of the Dime.. as soon as he appeared on the stage, in WO COM* Wit Y' rh ornaments upon . "le bow l n . ave l b er iell •ld las}i, WI Kirke ; Iticomood, 4111; mid Phcenix, by ao common artist, and in our opinion it mere 411 e—for Bengal direct. The very performers on of " The Dransatiet." • voidable than if it had been framed of soiditif - ver. The d a passage to recite which The subscription for the relief of the labon i e w il °insi d e is divided int o four compartments, on tholes' of We .. that the from the West t the conduct of knaves, poor of Yarmouth, Amounts to berereen 7 and which there is a pretty faithful likeness of the Poet ;on loam Imo In 'Mt. lisc's bare recovered i the five fingers extended Soep-houses have been erected et each and of the the ireitiel, a representation of the marble sculptors the trash as the d Mud edam valuable ose each other, as thus sown, where bread and soup are delivered to the lately erected in the mausoleum ;on the third, an e - rete d :tf at it to have bees destroyed is the tire.— war t o f cellant iiew of the lanse in which Burns was bora— • _ s s ow.•/ the ruins yesterday, the trunk was ad up as above. In the poor every Tuesday and Thursday ;—.l (•• 10 - See iny father built this frail eihy eiggia ;")--- ,fisn° ° raMdt, much scorched on the *snide, but the actors drew down a seep, with a penny loaf' to each person, for a penny. and on the fourth, a convivial scene, taker from the thircostents were not Injured. he same display of his five The Marquis of BecniNcitAst hasseat M I NS well-known song of " !riffle brewed a p e ek o' stoat." illitionotota glllClDt.—Thursday Pcoctor , shoot Isar (Mork energy thu author's words; guineas to the poor of Aylesbury. The bottom of the same su p erb utensil is ornausemed la the afteromm, the house of Mr. Towsishend, , . In this doubtful case, how 'rhe Governor of Cape Breton, in a letter !" by a erre accurate drawing of the Dumfries Maw. Pearirebals. was thcown into greet alarm sod rooster- t 'rum : ah;tve which, on the our side, ram a wreath of maim MI the discovery of a bed assapended by e type t Lord Teignmouth, says— • a mass of our populates*, I thistles, and, on the other, a wreath of hop-viste, hair- from the roof of the cellar a h the premises, I quotes a decision of the " With respect to the great , Hass the ve et. the 1 . benmixed with barley heads , which the amain maid oe sooner Plweeleod than she rt of the Upper Garonne, the Hi g hlanders , they Bible Society with the utmost gratittide. Persons have ! Early on Wednesday morning three pow (el-I summed *st and feuded. M ‘ r. Towiseitemi..jett. as dis- able for its singularity. A been hired and sent (rose distaeces of 1 0 is lel mem i lows lei' Wandsworth in a boat, for the purpose of fish.. mewing that the body was that of Sle. Webb. who had [lot, was charged with cat- to entreat for the sacra., "Risme, anal instances are me t i log: having got into the middle of the new, they were 1 bees these ' sosas se fial cleric for salvages if twiny yews. rEmperessr, and the Jury wanting of others sending their children *we and six I carried down by the force of the stream es far as tape- 'bream partly wi th surprise sad harems willing leditiosis in it miles over frown lakes le be instructed by or old ' site Battersea Church, where they were elhortly mu 1 It apple/lid he hod beam searmatied lemenl hours; widows, for the avowed of reading the - Bible to ' rounded by the large mas•en of ice which MAI the i with his toes withia two incises of the grened, anti, he I.—We were alarmed by their rents, were f *tet, frets iirsteraoce. me Thames in that part. In this perdue* Amadei' they re- I We time, was lake cold end Wild The tieesami. We are meseereed to add, hes left s wife, newt 1i the hut on Monday night. A fire able to do so. ' mined withont the possilsility of assisting themselves, 1 CAPITAL INVITATiIIIi.+46IIIO ItOd CO. hasitle or receiving any from persons on either side of the river. i Sara prdirit . alley, who, on I. , arolag the even*. • siderable woollen reanitfac- .sold both the Prises of tOJllffil. which were drawn eset It appears that they were torni.hed with fail to make a hos bees in a &ingeroas si tu and w,it is 'wise • 8 family and it . The estaehahmen• f Lottery. finishing in Jesuitry. 1 fire, as *make was seen to issue from the boat; but it famed, may prove fatal to her also ;Mi the last day of a far three small ebildree. ted since the peace ; and the y tf lip inat e te public to purchase the two has b een that they reaper ri took no provides. with of them The tame of this sisk.s,ct is ipoied to have erii- on the more deplorable, is, Prises o f 20 . 1N0t • Asiutt. be draws nest Use- • them. l'nless the breaking up of the ftost enabled be merited Ines eight, their lines meat be is the mist sated hi the fillets Of Muse iporsadollts la talkie coos fof hands have brzn day. January to) at iiSie old established O dor', Si is . Maocane, its which he was engaged. Corabill, and Ito, Oxfor4otr:et. imminent dagger. . . ' • . , . _ . _ . . _ . STAI 21/ nut zones OF TEE Stinllllll4lK ;:, •' • ... . .. . eta—Ton will mach Oblige a c onstant feeder Of Me " a l s kelten Sett' -fueoloolll44 IN °Pula.* B. tt excalleat paper, Tat Srareeair, by inserting in it, Ea depart for Cerium Hesse, shoat Mid early as T rerib i le, th e follewingevract . from a prime!' o'clock oasis afternoon ; we Lave the galenist's.; hew letter, Ich ' yesterday rece i v ed from Jamaica, dated ewer, to add, that his absence will not be of a protracted the 9th of November : . • satire; ins Royal Highness Is expected to return:lm*, ultulatieen , Your °boding servant, ' this day se'unight. Doves, Jaw. 211,-t4Tlb, Brie Soesera,. hems. from J. BTimasi". M. a The inclemency of .the weather during_the last sad m are ", i b e Bem i s, *a ., kke is ma araw , k a y, sear 8, Gerrard-street, Naliwagetare, Jen. fl, ISM, present week, confined the Regent much to Moll= a , ~ this • rOistallotte, morning. ,The off* and cage are " Nue have the awful effects of this dreadful malady row and the .Palaes precincts , — his Royal Hi (alluding to the yellow-fever} been confined to as. Its howiteer, was twice on huriebatk in public, when every 4 safe., bar the *sael is a caintplate wreck. ravages have eetincled. hi &peculiar degree, through- demonstration of attachment and pleasure at behlilding 1 Powormsiern; Jett. IL—Arrived the Bzpreee, jar out the army. The brave eiseepsecond regiment hies, met hire on all parts of his ride. ' vett, from Witiedene, sod tailed •aktfin floe Loooloo. have been sufferers to an alarming extent. Twenty His Royal Highness had neither dinner hot etc:lol4 - sena , ' kis i ggiaary 4 a Ail; camennt et a cru i se. It b ay of its gallant Deicers, and upwar d of two hundred party on Monday, owing to Madame Ferrari having I . ,___, _, of its private men, the lameetable contagion has obtained the.lionour of his immediate patronage to her ibIoa4 4 4INFIT7 Ewa leet night and this meeting, lout swept away in th e short period of five weeks.— Concert at the Old Ship Rooms, a patronage with:his- ' shehalhifteeds the uteruses. Amongst those who have fallen victims, in the list of dined oar whole microcosm of nobility and ratifies ht.! )10rIfit Dome, Jan. 26.—Til. sloop Providence. Officers, lam very sorry to include our excellent and be there, resknlng all other engagements, Auld gitiag I s ha ft % universally respected friend, Dr. Thomas, Surgeon of the that brilliance in number and rank to the Concert-room, ,_ froni Alemouth to Sanderleed, was driven on upon •.!.e south part of the Ikrd-sand ; Regiment, his dear child, and amiable lady. The child docii, it ever, witnessed in this part of the world before, ! snore yester day died on the 2J, Mrs. Thomas on the sth, and the Doc ' Do Wednesday, the Lord Steward and Marchioness , it is espeeted that both vessel amid cargo will be saws!. tor, a loving father, a tender and affectionate husband, sod Lady C. V e rnon, dined with the ltegeot, bat there 1 '—Alan, yesterday eftertiden, dialog a heavy gale firm on the 7th September, the one thusfollowing the other was no party on Thursday. 1 the N. E. the Thomas and Alrey, of Myth ; Providence , in rapid and mournful 'accession. Our departed friend Lord and' Lady Holland alighted at the Pavilion as r tu b aj n dll 1 . nun an Ann, of Newcastle; Resolution, is succeeded by a Dr. Strachan, a clever and excellent Weluesday evening, on a visit of inspection, and Me ..- young man, and a countryman of our own. It is truly pressed themselves highly grati fi ed at the d . 1 4 .6. ai d i Bel l -and Three Brothers, of Blyth, *ore all drove on melancholy to reflect, that a R eg i men t, w h ose o ffi cers alwastiag twagaifiresee of the greed suite of apartment.* I shore. The Three Brothers has goo e to please, and have always been distinguished 'Tor their urbanity of there. These rooms arc new shortly expected to be 1 the Reaolotien has lest all her toasts, but the l'eutaileire manners, end gentlemanly and correct deportment, and eoespleted, suit in readiness for splendid and general I are expected to be get off with damage. the men for their uniform steadiness and propriety of , ere, behaviour, who have foe ht in must of the Preineekse Though the weather has rehired in its severity , we 1 engagements, and who ifite gl Penzance, JAN. 19.—1 t has blows a gale all lest sad lasdasel, ittlealve es el-mimeos of charitable exertions ip behalf of night fans 8- to S. W. , with a heavy swell. Several bled on the memorable plains of ° l r V i rt l e i r i r o o, should thus the poor. The fund which has been created for 6 err valet% ha% Mimi is sour piers cad,-lye seetiss ow be doomed to lose their lives is a country, where there relief exceeds 14101.! the greater portion of which has based each other, they have remind considerable da is every probability of their falling victims to a pestilen- a lready been judiciously appropriated in food, fuel, and mag, taut disorder." nothing.-T he benevolent spirit of the town has bees azgatz:=n in fall activity during the whole of the week. AtteLlialta, JAN. 19.—rise brig Ctuixer, Mulleader, RELIEF of the DESTITUTE owl 110 USELESS -- - I, of Yarmouth, is on her beam-ends, on a reef of rocks, POOR. Harry's Furlong. The crew are 'opposed to have MR ROYAL HIGHNEWS TUN DUKE OF kltifT. I plrtirshed. The vessel b egins to b reak up . N o best can go on boatel; and, as t he wind blows hard from the northward, she sill go to pieces next tide. BRAVINIARIB, Jars. 28.—The sloop Catharine, Jose. frees Liverpool to Pulkelly, founderel on 'Tuesday sight off the Drumhead. The crew landed yesterday soar the Red Wasp bay. The Captain died shortly afterwards, and a boy died in the boat.—The sloop Hero, of Ban ger, is also Wet- crew saved ; another sloop% in com pany, it is (rated, is also lost. ...0014 .U/I.llE—Veiled tie Triumph, Street, for the -salied.for the River, the 4rcht ilifatt. efeti, Liehop s - esi •entaAteti, em.es It is with great concern we lay before out leaden the following Bulletins of the state of his Royal Highness's !width ; from the last of which it appears that, yesterday morning. his Royal Hithness was considerably worms and his Amager much increased : " Woelbreok Cottage. Sidmotak. Jas. IS, 19i0.-11. a. m. " His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent evoerismeed, lad night, considerable increase of his et mplabst, bat we Iliad his Royal Highness somewhat better this morning. (Signed) " J. WeLson, ht. D. " W. D. M ATM( ' M. 13." " Prowthr•ok Cottage, SidmtoalA. Jam. IR 19110.—5, . .1. ,• Ills Royal Highness the fluke of Kent has be/ mono comfortable sleep, and is at precept la a move favoutabla state. •' J. WlLsom, M. D. " W. G. Miaow, N. D." " Sklasouth. Merton. Jam. 20. 18110.-1, a. as. " Since the date of our last r port, his Royal Illgtsess the Duke of Kent is become much worse, and his dieter is considerably increases!. (Signed) " J. Wit.son, M. D. " W. U. MaTos, N. D." (Signed) r! 1 N,