The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-16 00:00:00

--~.: , et like Germans who imogiee they have rights, and that because-certain notions of independence and justice hare been tecognized by the Allied' Seie;eitva; . it follows, of course, that the Powers aasembitag for discussion will not venture to meddle in these affairs. The logic which lays this flottering unction to the beasts of the Germans is, we suspect, fated to re ceive i practical refutation from the privileged Powers who are about to inept for the very puppets of taking these subjects into consideration. with the view of shaping these pingo" Constitutions, and Rights and Diets more to their minds. The question of keeping possession of Fiance by military force, requires little more consideration —it has been deter• mined in the negative at Pstis. and the Allies have only to i.soe their Dukes to withdraw. The Russian Minister at Paris had received orders from his Sovereign to attend him at Ms.la-Chapelle. Tie Duke of RICHELIEU. in his mission to the Congress, is to be accompanied bt• bt. De itioinsysl., Coen cillor of give; M. DE ROURJOT, Of the Decocts'''. of Esterior Reiviions M. Mouniza, and M. G. CARAVAN. The Five per Cents. tere off ow Friday at 7M. 60c. for the opening. The power of Ministers, it is ezpected, will spee dily esperience a considerable reduction. This has loom been necessary. The monstrous and anaeoes eery EstablishmPnt at Windsor must soon fall, mod whet-retrenchments will be enforced. The approaching retoro of the Army of Occupa tion frnas France will, it is repotted. be the signal for trlne considerable radoctionv in the military eats• blishraents. which, after all their alsofilise and ex pedients, NI inisters now feel themselves forced to en. ter on. Even the sacred branch of the Ordnance I can no longer escape; and Woolwich is in as 'paw at the repot t of the reduction of at Inset aar• batta lions of Attiilaty, nnix or Engineers, and • hp proportion of Hoes, Artillery, Soper', mid other precious et cecterue of the Ordnance, who bad hitherto thought themselves snag in their births, and beyoltd the reach of economy. It is understood that a re duction of 25,000 men will take place in our army on their arrival In, England. The triumph of Purity and Independence of Elec tion in the return r.f C. I Nunn, Esq. thenew Mew. ber for the Borough of lteading,and hisColleagoe, was celebrated in that town on Monday last, in a moat gratifying manner. We give a report of this be,. mosrable testimony to the political character, the ta lents, and integrity of Mr. PALMER; aed it is with feelings of much satirfaction that we read is the tIOR. cess which, has attended the patriotic! efforts 1 Electors of Reeding, and the spirit which walielaill their Meeting, the strength and energy which moot thus be given to the national rinse of Liberty and Reform. It will be observed from the among that 'Sir F. BURDETT, and many independent characters, friends to Reform, were present: We Wye also great pleasure in observing that Mr. Moses, &alb absent in France, was not forgotten. The G=ette of last night contains a Protlawation, l Prorogoing the Meeting of Parliament from the Id of October to the 12th day of November. It is oot stated in the Proclamation that Parliament will then meet " for the dispatch of business." We may therefore conclude that the Legislature will oot be es rembled earlier than in the month of Janw►y, swim it becomes imperative on the Crewel to ',risk, item. bislance by the occurrence of a distressing egad, hich the present state of her M imarv's health ohm but too much reason to apprehend. Should the fears arising from the QUEEN'S illness be realised, it is very probable that Parliament will be suffered to meet out the day to which it n • is further prorogued. The Duke of GLouctstett arrived at Lyons on the 51h. On the 7th, be visited the principal mane factories in that city, and honoured the Grand Theatre with his pre•ence. The Commandant of the 39th Military Diviaion offered this Prince a Guarder lionour, on his arrival its , ite city, which was de. dined in the handsomest anatir i . v . Hi s Hi g h ness re . ceived the principal Officers of the corps in garrison, preceded by the Commandant and his Staff. He afterwards was present at a general review of the troops. Ilia Highness left Lyons on the Bth, ia the seeming. An article from Strasbureh, Sept. 7. saga,-- " The funeral ceremony in honour of General Kul 3Fit was performed toolay with the greatest pomp. The procession received the body without the Gate des Bouchers, and followed it to the Cathedral.— All the Generals cad superior 0111 ,-era now here at tended." From Augsborgh, Sept. 4.h is stated, " That the thief who committed the robbery in the Dnchese of Pease's apartments has been discovered. There were no jewels taken, as stated ; the articles stolen were papers, a portfolio, 5,3:0 , Ilosies-in.aenk-Rille, 6,352 florins in other paper rim ney, 3,600. francs in French money, 96 Austrian gold ducats, and three Sovereigns." The Revsian frigates Leigkoy, Espaichnoy,. and Trovoirsoy, arrived at Spithesd on Thursday from Cronstadt, on their way to Cadiz; onAheir arrival at which place they will be delivered to the Spatii,b Government, and their crews sent bark to Rassia. A reward of 2001. is offered in the Gazcile of last inight,for the discovery of the persons who made the late outrageous aearks upon the mill of Messrs. GRAY and Cp., at Manc ester. Also a reward of 1001. for the discovery of the murderers of M r . 'Jennison, Coroner, of Holt, in D.nbighshire. Colonel G. CANNING, we understand, will be im mediately elevated to the Peerage. ; This Gestleav snarrie r d sister of Lord CASTLEiIEdGIi. • • . ~;.,~ Ir beat, Stre. .the Lase„ Ciark, frost Lioulrap , -ordierl May ; Perseverasee, *Nab., farm IMAM ; Illiesr - Widens, free Livosposi; IDiambadr4 fbolpa t . frogs -Plyarnatb; Argus, Toroso feet Tweets; .Jelin, Welker, . from Qs West be ' ; Goa ties anyel Sorromeigs yacht, free Cabin.—Care dove fries the River, the Crialosia, Priaarove, 4st Log horn.-- We tears by the Lon, Cleft, that she FAO Ilalcerras sad the Backirgliamsbise 4 snived at Beam hay on the lat of May, all well, alter a peerage of fear swailis—they sailed hos tir Dowse es Dec. 31, 1817. La Five o'Curca.—Tior eg remains. Poarasionra, SUPT. lb.- Pasted op Channel, the Anna Dorothea, AWN, from Madeira, out Y 7 day: landed her pasaaager lhe re by a pilat:bist.--rasket i i his Majesty's drip Griffon, for Deptford, to be _o Leszareos., 5err.14...-A trifled the George, Clack, her Petaaalmiee-..ssiled the 34 Aug. is employ Frith the Prima,' Elisabeth packet. Cava, San. lb.—Arrived tho Ditch drip Flora, 16Weitt, Gar Arresdais for Batavia, with Keeps ; rind Gyarievaagh, Were, frost Louden for HAG& Saatetraws, SarT. 15.—The Mitch galliot Mfrs, bekla Petramselia, Bob, frost Loudon to Grimier. gee, arrived sally Ibis morning, bariag epilog her amain-uraut. Haawsca, Starr. 15.—Arrived the Rev°lotion, Price, with arra and des, from Antwerp for Landes, hawing been rebore ea the Whiting Saad, trod iost bar stases sad cable ; brought is by a salvages •mact. DOTER, Scrr. IL—Pasted by yestenley, miter Post, the Frieude, Sever, from Jamaica for Lanka, all well. The Sappho, from Brno% for hoodoo, sod two Ismlimes in cowries' , . were spoke *a the 234 Aug. le lat. 27. long. 30. 59. The Topaz frigate, Capt. Lumley, strived et Ms. dust tie tiith July, hoot Portsmetto. in 10 days ; sad the Liverpool frigaos Copt. F. A. Collivr , ar cked se 29th, is aim days tree Parisesioti t sad both sailed the 2d ult. ter th e East ladies. THE 41AGTIG EXPEDITION. . . The following copy of a letter from on beard his Majesty's ship Isabelle, with which we have bee favoured, contains some curious perticclais the board of his Majesejs ship Isabella in laiihsee 74. Worth, West 534, July 9, 1618. take this opporteuity, by a Greenlaudamoi of tending these few lien,• to inform you that we are all well and very comfortable ou board. We have had • very pleasant voyage hitherto, only some hard work now and then getting through the ice, and at this stemesit we are * little still, bet we espeet its a low tiers deice will clear away, so that we creep es Stedeeetely ; bet we still expect to eat nor atriumsa 2:at the P.le • aed nest year at Weralwich s f driebling the Cape. There are fifty Grevolasit. am is csesparty with es, bat they love all had emcees, and are not isclined to go any lather sera with as. For oar part, had we cans for fish Ili &mild have hese most adfortunste, for we Immo sees now. • "We have hes hollowed with the ea posy of eight eeso sad sia women, she ishabitasts of this eoestry ; tbey doom like devils, sad am wry good ostwod folks, bet holden% ; they dress is owl-skims both mew cod eilissotel a frock comes days to their waist, with a hood to it, chick they tens up at pkg• save; both asses wear beetle . sad horeches, so that they make a gory airless oppoweoco. I *Mak if bad the. is London I coeld make a pretty is. by 'Wein thorn. There is an end to ftehting for the Isteediss between them, as their deem is alike, eters that the Omsk odds a bit of red tape to the top of bar Mir. "I hays twos bet mai oe shore since I left Shetland, ow the 3d of May. The coestry is very amentainoes, and swooned with new, and the see with ice. It is alwrostoly very wares and very cold, bet in two or three temaths we shall have it all of the latter de scription. 114 July 15, 111$. " We are new in 76 leg. North ; there hi a east abundance of whales—the Greenlanders will wake fortenes,thry ere leaving ov a and this letter will be sent ny the night's bast. " We are accommodated with the see Alain bright night and Jay since May 26. " One of the Greseloodmes, the Three Brothers of Hall, has been lost, ►ut all t►e hands were bap• pity saved." The Foesign Loans do Dot go down is the meaty. market. I. the City, yesterday, Prosaism beads were offered to pawn at 20 per cent. below tbeir •aise, with an interest of 5 per mot. on matey to be borrowed for two months. Notwithataeding ibis endoeldedsecurity, Jon It Butt. will, sot bite, tad no money cam be raised even span these advendepost terms. DaIIST-LAWS TESATRE. MORTON'S beetling Comedy of A Care for the heart Ache, was last night performed at this Theatre. whew Mr. Waratw• soli', late of the Haymarket Theatre. made his first appearance on the hoards of Old Drury, in tbe cha racter of Old Rapid. The task which Mr. War• ILiNSON undertook to perform last night, was one, of considerable difficalty. His performance, how• ever, was respectable. His scene with Jesse Outlands, in which he discovers his son's perfidy towards that young Lady, and declares he will in consequence kill him, as he has a right to do, he being his father, was his most soccessfol effort. On the whole he was well received, end will we doubt not, prove so ac— quisition to the Theatre. Another novelty of the evening was a Gentleman named Wzrron, le the character of Frank °attends, who is not entirely en. known to the. Metropolis, he having performed at more time one of the minor Theatres with soave credit to himself. lie was tolerably successful in' this attempt at higher fame. Mr. rehtst bovtled through the character of roan; Rapid re• pectably, and was lewdly applauded. The Faros of The Irishman in London followed, Mnrtocis Defog • hv Mr. Westessu. The *vete was well 'filled SC ha lf.price• _ - soot io Corweß. • is Rem Regismsweis Pribesitrie•t Codoill ...this day piseemikb welt; fa the Wake add oil ow behalf of his thin the' Toiketer,it. *LW' . d"gh.flongbP4ll !ii !d ay , o f October met, eltaidd be farther prontigood I. Ther.day, the 12th de, of flosember fightmies; tiV !het the Coo .eoestions tit Cesterbery trod Ydrk, *bid' itsadpro. regard to Setorday i As id dal at OMAN* oast, should be farther anonym' to Figar o dr 111ib day of November follombeg. EA4IOMrm . El IV. Maw • . ther.-ime-metel. lies. Ito ~.. . ~ ~ , , Blaktic;CK's FM If' ur .4.Vt111,;.1.. r. .---410.6- .le lils_fieriirai Li Aon. , ice, Mr. Hirkheck hi t t 44 4 to* visas : the tisti estided Neves es d fterriety` hi 'liveries. gives as eecoest of his pin. Oirdisiss from thit fie time, of lift lasillog to the pried thimii lied no the piece of his abide': tle tecosid earrisiitilfr pittia *fitted ii hit Glenda *fief big este bilihmedt is 'his new csdidence. coottiolng mote woo *fel pai - limier*, the remit 4 his Imager esperistast s end may be isidisiereti at e Salipigneat is sty lost. The Style is isiisagant aid 'amigo% ifilwl 4 MOO sad way saiiffpsi Stink sad flatly sine* the, hisetikooda a i; ighlAilarisle, of tike siehrt, Isit else ihsi ailed ,kgfi!i., %a . ofejpattp for his eufferiog iellotrip itiosisissii; led bill asultioi. Iwo, of hieitty, the Oslo. Watt ere reppertme hy *A attletted forts gad Lodi- Seed Vitoria, did far liditti edisalit &timeliest fattened 'videlicet sir iblie friar*: . Akio& the begisoin it iier4 'SIC Mr. liifibetic iad his cask diked iron oche is Virgiois ; okagl retiociairliiiii thfhtie lo itiebsaatelli Oa apitel et the &elk *IAA eposhuss 11,0136 inhatoireats, of '.siaaller ire Mims Aiihtsagh a Shrivire *co to digiiiissassiat tilikot of view, its Searkei is badly 1..414 1 . 1 . 111 " 0114 "40919 .1 guillidigi_„ (ammo art said to be sill‘ripeotleilrits. T it l e :l l which enistl isi tattled falba sieethets ipieliatild ell idea of ertilise Was this diesdfoi aril di felt toed by e t prt h i e tnest ai s o gioppeit esse metioo vremee t:lblikthig ikeseel coatiabiaite vel. ramsba: At ihird e lbo saive 4=ws e saasieess . weir M!!1 is their spittle. nit to its bid 4. atiespiestes, Ow OM ledkody nositi sit be i 4044 "The elrebte 4 dile sir .11101 ace %O. bond desoffialkik .Itoth at the masers Old Ad isnot aid a posSaet ippeeitetiries of the oenotlice 81 tie letter felt by ike ma.steo,. shoo heveses.theifrelseeetly beta. It is to be hoped thee iitre4 it forting respecting this ieboeme and pees pitiSati passim will Doggett the amiss atf• its she& Us,: • • .. - . • - • , • , 0* Pilliairtivtitroisah trodalichsittrg4 they .alert , toll treyod t sp• the giver Patosanaolt by she ; steam-entati* WasidogOost. This city, incioditig neterge Toves4 ohirkodjolos it, goloshes allow 110,000 tioNde., scat" i tend goer a large /pica istlPoded sa be ortipieri by ratalar a i reeta, of ascot of *Will, however, th ere is dirt peewit only a sight tt•ce. The effects of the megfeenienons conduct of obt , &IOW" army hero is bunting doen h. ern's which they could wet Mai* molly hours. air still visible. The Preakiest's /Mese and the Capitol are osier repair. Mr. liiikbeck AP piecales the ridiculous rage of the Amirirans toe fir" I reign ornament. " Ninety mashie cPipitale bate bee e imported at vast cost from fully; astisisssevier rut-Ametivin i* the whole plan." ,_ They proceeded Northward from Wirstingtok 4 Mt tar as the great tornpike.toad from Plhiladelplaa So Pittsburg, which place they reached, alter crewmen the Allegheny mountains. The cumber ofemigranto en she road was immease: 12.000 waggons pamod its 1816 between 13aitioinre cud Philadelphia, be• eldra loaded stages, end.ot . bis travellers ow foot and bersehaet. A great Mani of dips tasse,haveticairs from IMF eastern States, *the Or eery food of tr.. veiling and migratingi . .The .most disvgreastble thing to an Englishman, in the great "stem loons, is the bad state of the taverns. " At lime pieces, all is performed on the gonad. sae plan; tmery•thing is public by day and by night; —for even night in an American inn affords eo pri.i racy. Whatever may be the nomber of germs, they most receive their entertainment en nurse, lied they mast sleep en Inane. Three limes a dry the great bell rings, sod a Imitated persons collect from all quarters, to est a berried meal, composed of el most as many dishes. At breakfast you have fish,. flesh, and fowl, breed of every shape slid kited,. better, eggs, coffee, tea—every thing, alit more then yes cos think of.' Dinner is mach like the !rest- Jest, omitting tile-tea and coffee; .and sapper is the breakfast repeated. Sous 'after this meal, yoe as. NOW once sore, in room, pre 'dad .Wilb beds, something like the wards of ?an hospital ;../obere, afteroodrOming in public, yes are fortnosty.if you nape a pitonr in your bed, inadditinsi to.the my. dads of bags, which you need not hope to escape. "Bet the horrors ante kitchen,frons whence issue these shoals of dishes, how shill I describe, thowah I have witnessed them. It is a dark sod sooty heir, where the ides of cleanliness never catered, swarm ing with negroes of all seses and ages, who seem as ' though they were bred there: without door, eleept _ the rode.stones that sopped a raging fire of pipe logs, eztentUsg across the entire place; which forbids yoor approochoud whiebllo being 'kat a negro cootd face. " In your reception at a western Pesiosyleosila to. tern, there is something of hospitality combined with the mercantile feelings of year boat. He is ge.. serail' , a men of property, the heed man of the TH• iage, perhaps, with the title of Colonel; and feel. that be confers, rather than receives; a favorer by the ancentandatioo be affords; and rode es ti, establish- meet may be, he does not perceive that yes have a right to complain ; chat be has you partake of, but he makes no apologies ; and is you show symptoms of tlitallitiidaCtioa or disgust, yes will fere the worse; whilst a disposition to be pleased hod satisfied, will be met by a wish to make you so." Pittsburg stands at the junction of the two rives "high form the Ohio, and has a papule* of about 7000. It has bees called the Birmingham of Ame rica; but the threes.* is ton great to allow if any comparison between .the two places. - There are, ho waver, iron-founderies, glass-housea,dec. sod steam - mashies are constricted there. It is likewise an en• trepot for the coismodities Sint by the nista States to the *eaters. The wages of shoemakers, tailors, lad °Mar artisans, Wale tiro dollars (nine shillingi) a.day. The usual mode of going from Pittstivre to (be western territory is by passing down the 0640; a sort of Scollop-rooms called " asks" are used for the pirpese. flat Mr. Birkbeck,tehose onkel was to me the Asnatnt 6 order that be might Jodie for biteaelf, preferred leirsebsek, flu sea were therefore procured, and the piety,msainesecod their joortsoy..i.--• Hiving crowd the Ohio Jetirheitiog, they pereeci• • Louisville, rapid •. rAtVIIL INTBLLIGBNCL nom rat LONDON-GOZETTIS, Bser:ls. Afit• B • - - rt bit • It i tt tis :Wk., boo iiirober—taii•d Nit 111d1 a is p pese t t bi t n e tii gi d u lars 111141hL.i._ . - ae . S ` 9 1 .4 4# • 4 1 f. v , • t, 7 t t i met, tree Sept. 19 to 1 salt iutirres. C. W. Rumford. ilartholimnew hat. Kay* liairinage.shieh -11"41". Ms. 0. 26, (let. 17. at GuiltllmlL Anwar:: Mi. 1 01 1111. Woodatoest. Chsapside: 6 - iti. /11111. Karere. parfamer. Oel. 7. 6.47. WI Cideleh's :few Lantos Inn. Chester. Assomiss, Mr. WOW, Rood - Wren 4 nod Mt. &WWII. tamer. I.:. Norma. Birmiogiiin. tiallett Sots 0. 31. , 0d 1 . 11 . 1 . 1 j Oe Royal Hotel -Ilinaloghanst Amanita. plessak WilMeAr. a r .,. 11d Sol. Er fitn: sod Mao% &tale MICA. PINIMsWO 4. - .. . . . r- Cr. Gark. C WOO_ triatalite. 11SPL d. 'Lae. !Lai the Biwonser Tierra, Bristol. Ationsi=oll. Timms amd Co. Liaeolo's Ism -Idds g sad Mr. Coe. . _._ -11.1h11011.4. Hilperams. Wilidslre, hawker. %pt. IL Illi.bei• V. at she Eittahmit sad Cask Lis, Sidi. AWOme.lllr. Rah as4 Doom' Cosamous. J. Vahan. Warafterd-cooft. weichasit. Sept. ILO. net r., alOollikill. Amatory, Mr. Poole. Addia`mortlM.ollllimpad - ' Twit tams. Pathliaataa-streft. tier ( PWlble' l lllNisi. j. ow - 7. . UMW. Ort ; IL IL Oct. V. et Giditillall. Attanii.lhalailli Jompaaail ' . Great Mary.l44~-otreef: ._ W. H. Thorne, Strottoo-guihnd. Westaiimiet.filfas... ll CP/• -1 . IL Oct. IU, 27, at Cosiblhalf. Attottsty, Mr. llllWl l , 1 • 1 n 1-• owhisMeet J. Truetrain. King-erre; lasiswelbaterit, Malpl/1110. - I _ ll6 l l l te t:et c:r e llo. 27, at Gult e titt ag i t itsoraies, Mrs!. Pee !WC& Pl. Witeingsaa. High.ourri. Mau lee* jiillporgehl l o. ll 4•: - WM, Oct. 2i, at Guildhall. Atwitary, s. Wldlok.iift It:, .• • ! it. E. Wed, St. tdorgatere4lll.lklathwerk4seedreat: telit_ , IL Oct. 10. 27. al (:oildhall. Atlantis, MOIL UMW. all. 1 Co. High..treet, Soothwart, 1 DIV) DENIM Oct. IS. T Wallis, jun. Smash Misido.wlatasv4Mitttwa- 0 0 14, 0, ouA. Illimettarih. !Wpm busr. aioe-tarreltam-0tM.119.t a 4 told H. Plgrain. nosey. Cullman. Oltipartglini-net: I). argon. %Wilmer, II of El) . apriney.icriscark.-Oct.. . 1 A. api C. Sheath. mid J. Dittos, Biuton, aserelmattialcif - ii.- S. White. Liverpool. ',bolsterer -Oct. _'0.. 1 . J. Bickford, Landulph, Cornwall. miller-Noe. 10. T. Go ills; Pedlar's•, Mew. Lambeth. timber-merckant-00. IC T. Itramayar, Preston. lineo.draper -Oct 1.1. iL Heeptr, Frew Stigtontl, Somenetsliire, eabinet.ataker. . CERTIFICATFA-Ocw. 6. J. C. Haycock. Witlessly-street. • Hi te. siik.rnann ' factiver -S. **plums. Duffy St. Mary. Ilevertaire, builder -T. LCRii. Binaingliam. bras-founder-J. Rogers. Cam bridge, ceepeq---J. Bickford. Landolph, Cornwall, miller. PA KTPIERSHI IPS Mt:SOLVED. J. mod IL Buttner. Newpori•areet. Soo. greeers--3 nod J. W fbeti . and C. Says, Cheltenham, bottled por.er-oserclson.s- W. iitad C. Millet, M. Yates. and A. G. Hiller. Lemons-H. Bider. A. Hammond. W. Wilson, 3. lirocklebank,T.lte•lep, .aad S. Mend. Whitelearen. ironmongers-G. D. Harris. C. !repass, J. Carrick, and D. M/ACIC•11, Suusk -mill., 4 ;ion. raarrohire-J. Carrick mod U. Maclean, Basinclian-mreet. Illookssell.laill beer~-J. Hopwood and J. Smith, Bentley, lanambire. siaers of cotton-warps-W. Binsie sod W. 64- Irmos, Hall. mustard manufacturers- K. ,T Godfrey Rod J. Wine; Bahr. Yorkshire, grocets-J. illetford, C. Ewan. and IL 'kiwis. lath. ulweinerefonts--14. Barber and J. Mel et, Bekaa. Laura-hire, hosien-.l;Gwynne aad W. IL Howell. Carmarthen. anonsies-R. Wyllie. E. Smirk, J. Standlels. and M. Whitlie.d, Boltowle-Moors, Lancashire. canammosiisipte. user-M. Thompsou !rod W. Frost, Ayr-alreel, Piteedllly, CITY nowess. ............„ __ Yesterday, Na Lord Mayor bet d a Cold at derision at Guildhall, for the dispatch of graters) beehives. Forty-oine ban of gold, weighing %tsar& of MOO miasma, were sworn:pot for exportation. Mr. Samoa Thedry, who was lately elected is. tithe bridge-Masters, atioaded, tad Cu swore into Ace. for the Court of Regents for Oc. lobe, neat were appointed. A vacancy of °Reef AO Rulers of Ow Watermoa's Company, by the decease of Yr. John Ramer, was declared, and appointed to be fiUed op t at the nest Court. The Committee appointed on the conduct and poeticise.' Brokers, presented a Report, otitis rep. legless for their odmietion sod conduct, which were approved, and ordered to be printed and distributed f or thwith, sad sheaved sod duly attended to. CAIITtIIBUIT I *Err. 13. Yesterday, being Hely. Cross day, the diactioa or Mayor of this city teak place, what Alderman COwtAw was &ewe. The ether candidate was Alderman WAaaae, and all the 'pint of the late elm:tins foe Members of Parliament was rewind, the easeecesafel Alderman haring aside • general canvas of the Freemen, and being supported by theiatemt of Mr. LUSUINGTON, with a power. fit pone et his esteemed. Notwithstanding these adirsetwii, however, the Roble spirit of the Feesmee ie she 1 edepeadest Interest, sod the exertions Otte personal Meads of Alderman Cowvax prevailed; sad at the close of the Poll the members stood, for Alderalsa Cowan' 4ll • Mamma Wants 373 Main a total of seven hundred and ninetio greater wentber of Femmes than was ever before polled at the election of Mayor.—( Kentish Chroniek ) Cogs-Excoasoz, Szrr. Ifl.—We have had no arrivals eine Moodily, and prices emotion es oil that day ; lest the sale of all Grain was heavy, n eept fur New Barley, which is in demand, bat there was nese at market. Mas. Fat.--Taesday seanight, Mrs. Far, ac compoded fry her brother, .1..1. Cunene, 'EP. of Norwich, arrived in Glary,. Wedaesday and Therrday she ricked the Jail mod BridewelL both of these places she collected the female pri sown, and delivered to them olageest addresses.— Dorian her short stay in Glasgow, she fanned a Le. dies' Committee, for the popes, Of affording reti-, gime sod moral Warm-deo to the Primmer,. She stood bat opiates on the Mate of the priming in a. letter, which she left I. Rbe herminef the Magistrates See gmlilliceties: She wee perfectly setistiederith ibtr I pit h reepeet of [ 64. ! ii° _ ll9 S ri "es erimioal presesere. The .whey pelsegrie ;oho free Meer t betweee the =it .w.e 450; those daring the sane period, L.filso wee perfectly fethied with OW glriwg '- 7re•-rtr- - gr disallegin ; bee asa i rrid h. th e ed thirigh the togas. wEgilliitbireville ' I shoe weds • to Of deeilieOes of tip iit:•l4-t106 4 1 01 . - rapid we. •• , . • 'prpkwer, pippl lettety trim:whim ; yet it is t r r MO . irked it NlPt.o o lo l44 ,,_ahes **AO* tattlemest• thii 04 sb*it-oiiAt- Wiese the 3,let sod . tirie 716 hut. Alis#iYr-Itatorimesstiegt *4 , 44 s "se who came frees- Wide - to Oven,• fa view+ , whit* bare alined Oh end meet et the other le period, youroeted to 546. tames to be bait is vo wholesome sitaadeas, Ist WO . . 71! % 54' lie be et