The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-31 00:00:00

ar .m.------ CHISISIII,4I DAY. S lls [Seat A 01811287021111131,1 TMs Ileti was observed last Saturday. le esweem .ite aisdulty evtry *Miami Mud; ia Clirleleedellst with el •Imi oi weepdon of the Much of Scotland. la the sad ()reek Caimassalow woe he el sies .1 tin day are extremely grand sad hsm while Whose we west reveldegh absurd sail ehildish.•—veri- Meg Ilsomepartestweirk shoat the Valiteehlt between +eke Whales and the ridicelees. The sturdy r i e s, hewevar, deigns set t o notice the retatr . o s Prie emaiversery by any religions observant' ; and I.3tris limes who bare bees eight to view it as a holy day,— :wtaisisacred to the werstery of the most importaat a y has takes plate siace the birth of diatom shock ed beyond essesure at the iadiffereaes with which, clad is his every-day dress, the disciple of Kaos look is son 'whilst !they pass to the house of IJo e. If y es ask h Itis rains far this appareat Goldfus. be will tell yes that the west alluded to steads as high I. his estimatios as in dtatelaay Christie , of whatever eseusinatista ; bat 'Mat ke tan Gad se scriptural warrant fee keepiag holy the ll* a December. rather than say Witty day is the yam Awl it alma be confessed that nothiag is haws weceraing the precise date of the Mativity.t except Illat in ll robability, it did set take piste at this par *War season. ap It surely was sot likely that, eves in ue, the shepherds would watch their decks by i in the o?en plains, at the time of the winter . It is believed that the present wawa was Geed ter the celebratioo of the feast in caesarian(' of a c lation, founded however on a false assumption. sate the Baptist's birth. Others attribute it ko e wikh in the Pope to gratify Jewish reaverts who tad ht in die habit of keeplag thefease ;spite Dedicatioa. se A about that time. with aulsoes4ad releiringsr— I: 'stows beets to be kept I. the Eastern churches itt A. . 3io. Q. E. D. :ew•Yastie DATUSPC hi &Ottani. ii , bt the trollt of hub. Olt the year MG. wkell Ulm witisferved to the Ise of January by a Coaventiee of the States of the • iiiiiveloort. In Fraser. New-year'eulay coincided at t h e t' with Martians's, afterwards It was the' et of May, tea the wilier solstice—thee the verna equinox— diet Ow las a January. till the It evelettlen. when it heck me the astansnal etalaex p—aad new die let sof Jar. tary Iran bee* roalneed Se ha &river elect of iwo deal* by Lode IPIU. flew of tbe Italian Metes hell a their year still with the vernal . im:. • Mesas of these are of a donee& The writer of this having berg oe the Costliest, some years age, was . swept ised, eau Chriesses niersiag, by a visit fres his lead laid 6 exestrece. who entered the reviser with PIN ocher tevact.e. is id& dies, carry's, a wirers den la her arum, Badly &reseed. This tee called the bode. sod as she iori disedlid It, and headed it shoat to be kissed east de d. Ass of no very dace* dessrifilse es. sheet ta v ince. 14•11% this was a sod of eellpieras eereeseas le whitii all the *geed Catholics mead asensed to Oka greet 4,401 . and It was to y e rereaktar emseelleg Wile asses Q. the roentry, In ever hooselovilidienriate, bagNNINL I. he the sad of the Aura samity tits Ilatt be d 15 In he celebrated In Ate linpilme ems Addle 111•AlbAS, lid the day fo.ed for it wu the - 1M of.lemesey. Cismeet of tees ss) c that sore timed Bo bee day . &sold have the 20th of Aril. sad .there dee& a Nay. CHRIST:HAN HOLIDAYS. lit this st-nson of the year, and especially after tH dreadful and denunciatory proceedings in the . Na Ilona! &mate, every thing in the way of a sno w: I's amusement or diversion from deep tboright is al i viable , and even desirable, faterdvai inter pone cum gradia tfe.—We therefore lay helm e oar readers the following, partly borrowed, pant r amply% it m t eima eatto pnestin tilsi putt reir, • thipc, sed cent' vies hies sari $OOOll. • • AW R atlee—sepias awes. till Li rd d ec lined leaving town till Teel day, that he might be in the way to receive " Th e NEw SMAN .B Address to his worthy Mastere." The eompo.ition delighted his Lordship. Sensible of II le obligations of the Press to his labours, h e was , highly cratifted by its flattering finis. W bass wily room for the last stanza :--- .. Primd of the Press. of all that's Jive. As recent Acta &Bata. The M ASON ' S comp/tweets to thee — Cold. esaliblairt. wades O thee•l PI 7.11.1T1E art' — T and the B-nk D-r-ct-n, by the way of relaxation, . to give a fray tone to the holidays, have got up reoreog made easy," in which Mr. V—ne.-rr--T M j qu ite perfect in the charac ter of Jack STRAW. T his piece is to be followed by The CONTRDLRACT, erformed by himself, the other OLD LADY, and ildeeds. Mrs. W—N, the prude of the Home of Com .mees, and her aim*, Mrs. C--T--Y, have con , Jointly got up a piece, by way of discountenancing those too luscious ones of the Duke of Buclittu n In, where not a dotilde eoleodre is to be found • ainst the purity of the Honourable House. This prodoction will not be dedicated to Mr. Hoenouse, .as was reported. Lord S—Dx—TL. being very seek reduced by the fatigues of office, and his mums sadly drakes by fright, " Le's at the ward vaussu keit etsie, ~ has preetrilred for himself. and, es others have ia -desperate eases bees advised to have a coa recourse to their %afire air, be has pat himself ender rse of am'. milk . The admirable Wrists is employed oa a pier to turn is to called The Ancient Record. This pic he represent Lord fl—ou—vm appeariag to Mr. BULL, like a horrible Visite, or use Suesessimpard th• mural W ets (Nets Peer. " AM avenue saes be best no heablios dna with tartan beet : tha• asmetbase swath dreary paste betimes, /*Ad Peg at Ms dila Not isalarillegui ilk' applied. Yet NO ha ter bis tad stalteed elm whale tea Oohs qf sight senett beesi=a la boa." Toe Tbe tenor szeited is peer Mr. BuielliddliPai this Sweetie is se vista% that he INS imp dis Air clad Record, width he led always area. ksipt Ass ems kaatit. It is Woody attacked by a mem of vermia, a whole Warren, sod amongst ethellikg a very, very great rat, wise, siked sad abided • try the rest, pairs several haft Mb* In dal sanest perchmeet. The compiel el this pietas, ea hes hese delayed dough the tr lea eater a ft POW Watative ef this destructive salami, bet the ob-1 Wide is sew removed, Mr. him 8-14 s--Fr a; sely relialsisheil the Imtivides of the M seems foe the wpm elsittimg to Mr. IVILitmL MI6 is pietist% the deeige sad eareraf of lidisk eagle I demist to a grotepel pefferity, is THE iTATESAIAN. hete very - imperfectly deseribed. Many other gunis (sash as they are) wear is the bask rinsed, the esqjerity of /*Mak taking advaatase of Mr. Mitre panic, are seen with gage ie their Iheeds, and cords prepared to deprive biro of the we of his arise. SUBJECT' FOR MILITARY INTBSTIOIII7OII. During the Weleheree appedition, the deices.- eke in the supply of Medicines to the Army led to an investigation into that important branch ef the public service, when the abuses discovered in it r rodooed the Fifth Report of the Commissioners r Miktary Inquiry, which was printed lot the fi House of Commons, and cannot be too strongly recommended to public notice at the present mo went. Mr. Gamier, the late A potheeary-Geseral, held his place—a place of great emolument, during the three last wars, iv PATRIC , ' ! and *On a very Mali laboratory, c alled the Army Laboratory, op a dirty stable-yard in Little Ryder-street, St. James's, be came the proprietor of immense estates in Hamp shire. Several attempts were made to buy the patent, but were made in vain ; it was too valuable. Ur. Gamier is lately dead, and as the patent is extinct, if the welfare of the army is an oblect, there need be no further delay inn ting the ex °sliest measures suggested by mmissionen is their Fifth Report above stated. That Report, a work of infinite labour, is a volume of evidence of the most shameful omissions and ex traordisary neglect. It recommends, br the pre vention Of each abuses as are therein disclosed, that a supply, such as that of medicines to the ti any army, should no l o nger be entrusted, by patent, individual whatever: the Commissioners strongly recommended to the House that the patent should be bought of Mr. Gamier , io order that the Army might k *applied as the East India Compass, mat as the Nary are sup pl ied , from the Ape atria' Compass!, a great Trading Company, where they would obtain the best medicines, in the largest Testifies, at the easiest rate, and at the shortest no tice —advantages not to be expected from any indi vidual ; to which Company such medicines as should not be consumed on an ex pedition might be returned, without any material detriment e ither to the ser vices, to the public, or to the Compeny itself, as the Company would immediately distribute medicines so returned in other branches of its extensive home or breign trade, for spee d y consumption, and not leave them to moulder in depots, as was done in warehouses depeadent upon what was called the Ar'usy Laboratory, where they were frequently left for long periods to spoil, until demanded for the comparatively slow use of military and regi mental hospitals. The profits of Mr. (tarsier's situation could not be ascertained, as the patent by which be held his place precluded inquiry : during some years of the last war they exceeded 47,0 001 . per annum. The public attention is invited to these circumstances, and to the Fifth Report before named, as an active c anvas, or rather en arr angement is making info rmer of certain individuate, notw ith s t a nding tbe -loser's mid recom me ndatios in tbst Kee to n --it and the country. THE WEATHER —.......--- (rams TIE DUIIIIIIIIS rountsa.) lakestha n . Ilsetkaw which we last week mentioned as having pima., wa s followed en Friday night by • most Istesee (rust. sail yesterday morning we had a pretty espies fall of snow. At one time every thing seemed to portend whet is called • feeding storm ; hot today the ski has cleared sp. and die eye is again cheered with die sight of the eerier hurrying alon tog with hi 1 b roo m over his aleisslders, as if impatieet retai* kis favourite amusement. Within the circle of this town sad seighbourhood, the groom! is only covered to the depth offive or sis inches ; bat in other places the snow is described as being mash deeper ; and among the Uleeken mosntaies—the Uranapians of Oalloway— , the snow fell, and the wind hlew so fast on theme rning of yesterday, that It was feared many sheep wrealddis. M smo thered under the ex tensive and deepening I Last night the differest mail coaches arrived nisch sliest 1 the usual time, but all the guards agreed is describing the cold. particularly shoat Vorickstanebrae, sod among the Sanqnhar hills, as being mire severe than almost any thing they hail ever esperieneed. The mercury in 1 the thermometer on the morning and evening of Sunaay, stood at 11 degrees. bring it degrees below the freezing , point. This marks an intensity of cold greater than ' any thing experieneed here this is i It gives us great ?lesson to state, that such has been ' the liberality of our %ovum's. that already 300. have bhave Ipeen of ven eebserlbed for the relief of the poor and destitute this place. A wrist respectable Committee ees I appointed as the Stewards of the Vied. sums of whom Ihave already eonimesced their 'sheers. by visiting the bumble dwellings of the more secessitous. The_ prin ciple upon which they mean ti proceed Is,to provide. as far as possible.emplo yment for the poor; aad where this is set practice e, they will famish the parties with cools and meal. and has g asrd against the of dram -drinking, to which many of the poor are so rou e . whenever they possess die mesas. - -- - - - --------- CariricWClSN, Dan. al.—A report states that •two pewees have been arrested hew at the instance the Ministers of Sweden and Norway, who int lagliated false political news in Norway, and are said ts We seat to the Norway Narionei Gazette the Wilde which has made so much noiw, in which the Plerwegiae allay was so riruleatly attacked. Extract of a letter from fit. John's, New Brans is- wick, dated the 10th of November: '• The lsailedlicatioes on Grand Masan, for which WOOL were voted in Parliameat at the last Bes- AM, are to be immediately eoesmeaced on the el She island celled the Swallow's Ten, being Mat approved of for that purpose, and es . depot, in the vicinity of whieh there is $ lug end BA anc horage OS ships, swore , ime di well ms , eso 'he outward!' i The 11,1116 holgOnaw, Captain Kei which, it will he meallested, was detained at nitaaa ea the lath ef Weber, mid the Master crielmed is the omen poi, ia rd of 18 bard dol lars harlot ham bend on 'wrd of her, was re leesedes de tat instant by a Ito yal Order, obtained at the Wawa of his Majesty's Ambareedwat Ma drid. • CAMBIUMS umvsastrr INTELLicsNe R: -,...- The ijolosan prior far liso resist year is to the Maw. &Ward White, IL A. at Corpse aided for hie Bony es " Th e limes of tbe time oboe Cie Gams into the world." The Rev. Jenson Dodos, LA. of Clare Hall. has has collated to fifeNein Of &IRO's, Leiceaterabie% Vassal! by dee des& of dee Rae. lir. Aliases ; pelielh ti. Lord Bishop of Ligroin. The Rev. W. r. Manual!. B. A. of Trinity College, vicar of Sandhurst. in deo Musty of Oloncester, is re sealed. by the Loud Bishop of Bristol, to the adjoining vicarage of Asbelwortb. to the same county. DR. WILLIAM S. JOHNSON. --ome-- Ourroanv.—Dled. on Sunday morning, Nov. 14th, at his residence in Stratford (Cow), is the led year of his me, William /Ismael Johanna. L. L. D., late President of Columbia College, be. Dv. Jobssevi was the eldest sea of the Rev. Dr. John s**. the lint President .f the College of this city, a man Imelheru the religion and 'ramie of this reentry are 111111Mol be sway important He was born at 1116110011 tea. ). in 1717. aad was educated at Yale CAW. where he received the degree of A. R. in 1744. No .rwardis rinsed Isis studies for some time at flarvard Usiversity, where he was admitted to the de in, of A. M. is 1747, and ids same has for several peva appeared in the catalogue of that iisstia l *el ilw N oeet beteg graduate. He them appal 10 **ply et the law, and his lest epperwasse 0 llor legalspec% la the legal history of his tredve Stele. system of Connecticut lint at that doe 'sewed fatly crude, and the irregular equity bye thme i be Courts were gsWied was rather perplex dr ligloweed by oceesiosal recurrence to a few of the elder sureasi a...,....i.a. lisw audiseitles, which were respected witbsne iiitillidie—llherilL" earl " Justice of Peace," and am we Irserldtha elder books of Precedents, formed the side Bbeery of We her sod the beach. Hearn% literaMmt sad twee were, if poble, at a still lower ebb among tfte peofinsiess. Mr. Jobless, !ri ft ed with every ester- NI grace of the orator--a voice of the Guest and *hest Mark a copious and Sowing 'lnmate*. awl a mind I Moved with ekgant literature. appeared at the bar witki a fascination of - language and manlier. which Hume who heard him had never even contrived it possible to snits with the technical address of an advocate. • At the same time, be rendered a still more important, sorriee loftier:anonyms'', by introducing to their know. ledge the liberal decisions of Lord blandielil. the dem trines of the civilises, and afterwards (as more game( al=er sepattthe authorities and reasonings of solved ow rase law. and the other great teachers of Sea. Nawpm won to the highest professional 'epist owl. Aar panful with humor through aloud all the elective offices of the colony, wag seek I! r l i r abb bg lho Veleeial legislature, to England. as Saw *goat wry. fur the purpose of arguing. b. est alge lvapeeteoce the ailai C w ou tre i c i e'le a u r y i . eat H la e n rittoi rel o ies ed o i r e tk E t e:l i wad gib. until 1771. During this period, the University of Oxford wa llowed ii lire the degree of I ructor of Civil law. and he tail dieted a Vellow of the Royal Society, on the re emmummalation of Sir Juhn Priogle, who was at that - he Toylike,. After his retries to his native reentry, he again ap plied hhinelf to his profession, and, some time after, psa sprinted one of the Judges of the Superior Court of Ormseetient. He also represented the State fee some yeas ender the old coufederation. Upon the ealliag of *bp Coeventios_ , 5t_ ...i... PhladielLarlphia, fur the purpose of _ _.L.i. ILA. liaiie&W.o4. 1k hawing ...assamoditatamo Ws raw ............-. -, ...Anima was snit as delegate from his native Stank in company w ith Ellsworth and Sherman. her, he was eminently earful. Great as the talents of that illustri ous assembly were, yet its deliberations were e hts- lks im peeled by jarring interests and local feellegs. Dr.Jo was vire% were all liberal and national, and " seeking pence is the spirit of peace," lie was fretinentiv the happy s ies and i ns t r ument of conciliation bn w ren the jealou fairs of the smaller States, and the claims of the great Imes. The most peculiar and original feature or our I esealuseent is understood to have been suggested by him. He Srst proposed the nrganizatio n of the Senate as a distinct body, in which the State sovereignties should be eqnally rer7ented and planted, white the weight of population might be felt in the Douse of Re presentatives. Os the first organisation of the new eonstitntion, Dr. Johnson was elected a Senator in Commas, and in that station largely contrihnted to form those institu tions and to lay down those rules which were hereafter to give to the new Government its energy and direc tion. Among ether acts of great public importance. the Hill for organising the judiciary establishment of the United States was drew* up by Aim, in crincert with Lis colleague Oliver Ellsworth. 'lbis was not only a work of muck labour, hut of some address, as it was norm , keg to tuna a system which might. uot only answer the grant ends of public justice, hut et the same time pee- Mire • great uniformity in the tootle of its administra. eek, and maintain the authority of the national Govern mast, without encroaching »yin the State jerisdietions, et seiely innovating upon their established forms of panslies- About this period Coloonhia Colkge, which had fallen Yaw decay daring the war, was re-orpnised, and began In attract some share of public attentive and image. Is Ira, Dr. Johnson was elected to the • , and co ntinued to 1111 that station, with great dignity and usefulness, until IMO, when, in con eespience of the dines of advancing age, he resigned his office, and .cursed t• his satin village, when he has ever Amen retired from hese life, he retained to tim kit dm vigour and activity of his miss', the 'ninny of his literary curiosity, and the most lively Interest in all that sultsersol the welfare of his country and of the Chris -1114 weill.--(Nr. Pew.) CORN EXCILINGE, Dsc. 31. We had a geed supply of Wheat this worming at toaritet. tka GOCIA s amples of whirls obtained Its. pe trotter higher than oa *fowler. The 'apply of Mirky still remitters pkatifol, blithe sales are very dell, sod what samples amid be got olf• trarrrly obtalised Mon day's price: t thi.)afetior. qnsliti_es ti were Is. to !s. pe! Vitro. se w er. tireild:;l7ll..V.' 11;1.11:17 Onto is so olteratios. --.------- YOliOrthiy the Duke of Yoga transacted niilitery bedews with the l'alhell RIVOLOT at Ceellei hews. The Doke of OLOVCESTER yesterday visited Ash bridp Castle, the seat of the Earl of BRIDOZWA TOR. at HolOttnelOplinid, ill Hertfordshire. 1 The Lose CHAKCIILLOOL, the Earl of Livisecret„ aid Ifierient CAITLEIULOOK kid audiesiese Of the Patna Stoves yesterday, at earitort-hosee. SPORTING I NTLUGS:NCR --.6.--• :11, Dm VL BETTITIO AT MAST. *74 1. apt tirzltimi, a. tot Wizard, if Use* IS to 1 sigst 17 to 1 age 2..14 *f WINO 17 t.l hest snow t• steer Se 1176 to I wet Senor very high olds hgut Brother to Cones tad Drain Whiter. 4 to 1 apt E sat et Sammy 11 1 1 agst Tilt RIDDLICSWORtIi. So emu's. Ito • and fto I ago oat of Sonny ALIPDADMICAL LIST OF f0ttiT114741746 DOSSICII, So. in skarn., ICOTIkIIII, Sal. MALES. 1819. [To k footitioof as Itsnikp 4sed ?rioter.] ST Mill LUIS. east • Cloo. lliffo. Sh.Thollasoa's, sop adtbarloot ; r. SW. at NM• at mount's's (pottra). A. Sir Onkel. Lori UTOMMOeII, rip at Clorotaf. ST 11111411 1 1 1 . & Re 1142111, 1.44 lUSsit. at Doncaster. S. esiataa. Lord Pitswllltaa's. leir ei tt ri• Otrasator. S. Wildboy, Mr. tipplaby's, SW. at y. WV 11111COMIIIII. & Deity fir.lir. Dale's. Obi like:wry Cao, kik Sop. at liaololool. ' at IlLotstakal. torsarbilbasi IlSear ier ag I erawoort Swans of I at et /itroooltiroatisc - Lynes. kr kiwi. 4. Ms Delos, Gk. 0...-. N% ISO Min Mhos of flp. sad the Serfroll WON of Wilso. M. Dilly's, tyke SU. d Datil; lobo w• WI Mrs &kW I the Klag's Purse WIWOrs ; thr sal to Salk ry ew legs, uAylohory ; lip. W SOWN of IWO, at Bedford; also TU. at Parboils*. St Aar al mous. & Mo. lif.Taroces. 1110 in. at Brighten ; Mr. IV *Arts, lip, at Nortbooptoa, tyke 7W. at Li- 'iota. IT AAAAA NILS. & PAIONSISIN, Mr. Moroni s. a Silver-Cep. at Wresteto. 111 AAAAA IL. S. The Dde. Major Aloray'e, 40p, at Goodwood. ST SLCCIIIII. S. brusteer, Levi Stawell's, Up, et Nelivertet. se samsereess; 7. Stew-worn. bard wear IN . aid MP. at N alr • market ; aloe DN. at lbtatiWita. a. Martepta. Mr D. Mettertara, lidep at Ita , amid Up, at Abler dos; and tke iLlag's Pane et 140 p, taborgb. WV lIIIISLIAININIO. 4. The Corsair , M r . Duseset. OR at Ttabary t 19111. at Loam; HOC les. at Worcester ; sad Up, at Herr lord. MT 11110.1 11- 88888 . 9. Sassy Jamey, Lord itaatials, 10p, a t Migraine. Paperstntimew EXTRAORDINort.—Crisp, uous the Norfolk pedestrian, who lately failed le the ard atte mpt of walkiag from Winchester to Lambs. be iii tees memosirs days. was yesterday backed to walk t h e distance of twelve idles, in two hears, and then to roe oar* ono to Eve minutes sad a half. At att sa early hoar the par ties met on Hampstead Reath, whieh wm the spot hod ape! for the scene of adieu, and at Gee o'clock the psdeMnal started is good 'pities. sod yinfirrawd th• twelve aisles in as hoar and seettadb, after w hich he tarsal and nis ths.l3tht Gra minutes and live wools, Marin accomplished the WINDIO mith lent Marl Wile mar. alma Crisp le *bt to eater Ist* a match of wal g Trots Landes to Nerwich, is twraty-hour loam the distaste* betty/ 111 miles. The wager will be made good at Cribb's. in Pantan•treet. Hay-werket , sad tea: be et ' masa is February salt. ag.....--m.s:ated I:Fandipcok:ohemrsoideelecidiers:torintbia The followi "lids is Ulm from Th day, and, if coalitionce say news- Iparie ws som ancioun seswes t for its accaragy, wn Mika it amoos may i l l Ike lest that eves a fainialtiog peplos would be nt with importunity of wavings--.• •• There appeared some days yve in the London Pa pers a paragraph , copied frees The Yorkshire Gazette. I=l • two troops of Yeo manr y Cavalry (Lord :a b o at "s tenasts priacipally) were celled front their beds at niideight, ea Seaday last, arid were padre arms at Wentworth-house diarist/ the whole of Mooday, from an appreheasion of tibli design* of the Radial aad Cokes Society heleg directed ageism that con spicuous mansieo."Phat two troops of Yeonmeey Ca valry were stationed is Wentworth Park on Monday. 1 the 13th of Decioelser, is tree ; bet the iasiaaation lissfeareded.tbt iliCiwillthealliduelrfeafts.seymtoliifselW6gsrelmshes:alyssmithi-sh:Lntrotf aianslayate-ttells:payellogin Bewley maims, the two troops of Yeomanry Cavalry ble la gimmthers were mewed by the Magistrates to ea dotty, sad directed lay their Comenandieg h °dice ppeued r to meat at duple aloof place of reariesveas,which a to be is Wentweeth Park. Whee assembled there asst moraieg.they.sent hr farther iestrectioes, and were or dered to reams when thq were till Tuesday morning, sad thee to disperse sad go to their respective homes. No ow coanected with W en tworth-house had espresso& or eatertaised the slightest apprelleasiou for its safety , se applied to the Magistrates ier military aid or other dee ; nor di/ say one there believe is the pro- Ey, or seer is the possibility .of any rising er thaws ea Ed the &Arabi. There mit appeared smalle st iseeparatine for sack. an at lestiO t and Omagh some few venous luolfiemi askant at &matey towards the mid orNovember, it was know* that thew were ineelloldwoble in numbers, sad utterly l apri to disturbth the pubisn kled wi themeapa, eves if they had the bailee den peace. Tu. ~IA eielidenee was , reefed ia the gsi atereeitieue et the vast untie eity of the pelation, and no alarm was felt by the wood timid is that asiglasenefteed, till it was comma ideated by the false sad exaggerated stemma* so weakly et wickedly circulated in London. --- N.IVAL INTELLIGENCE. --mil"— - Y6lllloClre, Dar. lit —Tbe Julia. Tow'e'd. of Ha. frees Newcastle. fat Plyassuals. is totally lost sa the Crass Sang. Crew boded se Lou cited*. Ponnsoonen. Dot. S 0 Arrived his Majesty's ship Calaway. Issas Plassaatb; sad Matins sad Vlrbje. fesas.Daittlt.--Casie into harboar his Its • 'pt, y's ship Kiwis. bit be psi,' elf.--.Saileel the Isabella. Psed. Ow Demotes ; and Ores' transport for Beistsl. N.m Sinabas, Use. 29.—Ths body blisrliessit. S ulky, free now. in coating into the Wow, got T, the lased Saul. TM user us saved. ao4yert of is the airy sa d smar r i s is ell be saved, bat die voesst sapogisd is bassos a wreck. - . I e es I' or ma oa. ad is iat to I. If Wt his imas