The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-04 00:00:00

!II RDITOR OF THS STs 212 Sina—dlenring seen in the STATUS'S" , of last Teeth doe a pmegrapit beaded "St. Lela. Chelsea," and, taker' revelation free the- Szatsdoer of the 24th last. together with en attempt at a reply entleavoiring to le Mend is the priegrapk. and hating heintipmeent et the Vestry in question, sad knowing all the !sets ash* SOP, t hope from your candour. in sertion. in year valuable paper. for a few obserntions, whisk will thew the "Wrieus” enemies's of your cor respondent F. H.C. in their tree light. Well Interring the sly tricks of the Chelsea men is office. I think it necesary towards a MI elneidatisin of them to quote erectly the notice of the requisition calling. the Meet ing together, and therefore, tend yen for insertion after this serirorwe a prieldd copy of that notice. [The Notice Welted to is as follows : Clllll.Blll xeSTItY WK. Arista 19th, 1822. Nalco, of which the following is a copy, was this day published in church.. Notice is Lerehy given that a vestry will he held on Thurpoley next, the 22.1 inst., at 12 n clock at noon, precisely, its order to propose and el..ct ten fit and pro. per persons as Trustees for the New Burial gr 01111.3, Ta ,aeries having occurred by death cad disqualification, in consecinence of nmtattendanre and non residence; end also, to take into consideration, pursuant to a I'll 6. hi 'lntl delivered to the Charrhwarilen, the propriety of ...herder a peeper person to serve the office of Stret and Watch-house Keeper. and Inspector of the Day and Night Watch, and also fee ethane an adequate salary to the said office, and for selecting a person as Extra Constable, fee the approval of the Magistrates and Court Lett. By order, W. CoRNELL, Vestry-Clerk.] In the first place I beg the reader to re-peruse the article of F. N.C. in your publication of Tuesday the 27th instant. and the pollee of the reqnisition, which ' is the subject in dispute, and then steadily attend to the following olmervatioas of en Ohl Hossehoider of St. twke, Chelsea. I sin sure he then caneot fail to see that the Rzetoilser's correspondent has been too modest in oalv saying that "an attempt was made to make a new office (that of superintendent of ceestables), and to build an additional watch-house." Ilene is all he states: but the notice not only says " for Selecting a person u• extra constable for the approval of the Magistrates and Court Lem.," bet further adds " for telexing a proper person to the Ace of STREET and WATcti-Rocs[ Kaaren and hispeetor of the Dar sad NIGHT WATCH ;" to say notbieg of the ten per toes who were to be sppoiated to fill op the vacancies in the new burial ground as Trustees, together with the Exalts!' . CovsTA BLS, and I xsrlCTon of the MY and NIONT WaTCH. Here, as I believe any impartial reader will perceive. is a pretty good specimen of job Liar. let this is not all; for the foreman to a Mr. Willie's. Whitehead, nee of the burial grow* Trusters. has *Detracted to build, what will he a meet expensive job. a Sewer to drain the New Chan& • which is as dry as the floor I am sitting on. N'w. Sir, bow is such an humble individual as Mr. Whitehead's foreman fitted to undertake se eaten** God heavy a wink ? But the man may do for the mas ter, as the master himself is, in this case. prohibited t ee m eim.rtetine in his owe amide, It tan/provided, by the Burial Ground Act that to Trustee is allowed to contract or do work for the Church. Mr. White: head is besides Overseer of the parish, and he and two brothers are in the building and mechanical line. are- Parish Committee-met, and all of them were streneeet *dimes tes for carrying the object of the Balm of t fie 27th init. How will Mr. F.H. C. explain all this? gad alai) the fact, as I can snare the publhe, aid as indeed F. 11. C. s tates in part, as she case, that the constable. the Street and Wata-louse Keeper. Inspector of the Dar aid Ntstyr WaTce,-and the ten Lanai ground True. tees, had been previously selected and *treed upon to fillilese situation, by a committee of reams calling themselves Guiedlies of the' parish ? The le a feet, and a more glaring attempt itt jobbing or infringe rielit, upon the rights of the parishinetrs, amid net lye precoecerted. The only tree part UN's G.'s story is, "Mot it teas previously plead' 1161^ Mese I , CISUIVS would he oppored." Ile then add% • sod th•refor, as they did net meet the wishes 'tithe pa ti sh Liner, the matter was immediately deepped." This latter asser tion I solemnly deny. What was the con test in the chard' kept up for, belt to Intimidate the parishioners into ishinission ? But the attempt, with all their painted staves, was nobly repelled by the great body of the parishioners. Do the Parish Dalm atians, as they call themselves, think that they are to dictate to the parishioners. who shall, aid who shall ,tot, fill vacant offices is the parish, Rte.? No ; each audacious conduct. 1 sm.., will always meet the same' determined and prompt chamisereeet it did on that barefaced occasion. Now, for the " aerial's," monstrous "reriows"part of F. H. C's. story, she whole of which, with the single exception of the two lines above quote.!, I can die• prove, by incontrovertible facts. In the hot place, Mr. Mescal) was never ochnisated to the chair: as Sir Henry Wilson. to whom be appeals. can mobile ; sad his friends brought upon his the displeasure of the parishioner., by forcing hint into it. As to his main taining the chair till the whole of the business •or te eter the mockery of electing ten trustees to the burial ground was over, it is perfect bouienee. He might as well Lave atoms tee thoosaasi r ifite had liked. I. re; peat, and, if required, would upon Oath, and defy estates d ictieo, that .Vr. Alascall wits net coca .nominelod.— , There were but two nominated, rod they were named is the Vestry-room, Messrs. Rowe as/ Mimeo ATI. Mr. Bretton, of Sloanestreet,declared Mr. Rothe and ke r . Musoasvi were proposed ; and whelk' the question was pat, is the usual way, for the show of hands, for one party, the other party immediately held up their bands also, so that no decision could be come to in the Vestry-room, and there was a peeral cry of" adjourn to the clsarch." Accordingly, the adjoarrosseet to the church took place, and, as I before said, Mr. Miscall was throat into the chair, by his friends, without ha,- log bees at all nominated to take it. lie was, I repeat, absolutely thrust into the chair by a party (probably F. D.C. was one) sod kept there fee several boors, is spite of the great bedy of die asoloshiod parishioners, who were it. to one egoista each proesedlogs, mid who would not per eves did acknowledge him Chairman. W hat the Szemoinar stated is correst. Hs wee delusion, of ths Cheiroosl the Master's Chorchwanloo, Philip burned, Msg.. whsy like Mr. Miscall, boloop to the Costeationtoe, took the Chair, or rather the potpie, with a ilaas of broody mid water Is hie hood s which I Now Sir, I beg particul , arly ttk TAT YttP-PlitiO 4 ' lowing words of the Notice,—.-A• Arid also to takit,iite consideration. pursuant to a teellsisitioe disHirtred to the eke rch rr warde, the prepriety of select,*( i lieettee person to pvtve the stOW of Synimeamd Warcia House- s m and Inspector of Dot . Md. •Nittisi Woven." 2' ' -4 i ly & " , r ' How, I will Mk; email' theft .141; ii. Watim-ratsll , • ,_• . _ _.„,, . Itianall without a W/ITCII-NOUali weer sooepooivf . have not lived sovvie.airl.tWenty medrile ',kit •pitliali, wi thou I kn4wing the tricks of its 'Ake ' r: It ii MO die first tione, they have called a vestr,y feieme Ewes* in order to e ff ect another. Withont any Sofa grimmest it is plain enough, they meant to carry their 'Neel of a New WATCIII4IOI:SC. I thiok toy maw wit% Mort eyes facie the . sere, 'isn't see and eciodemsi the iidlittli; fuge and hail defence of F. H.C.. passieultirly'ilMii4. &user% e 4. theteßseeral cry fer.the•rhatral testicenfilisT requatineaspeldisked its t;hercli, we troll safer Ihp emir noscript requisition waislondly tailed for;ben:itiocyris brought forth, though F. 11. C. says it vveinVo millenary, to reedit. At 1.0. the meeting Woke epanildet-the ex alting uproar and tamale of the different parties. wifli• opt dFcting city one single object. sod if .34, require, additional confirmation, I will get the signatures of a hundred different housekeepers, to affirm io tide feet. I take the opportunity of mentioning that utolrattfl of one hundred respectable tra,lesnro have formed, themselves into an association to seated over Active dart of the men in offiee, and although I do sot expert much good from their exertions, ii will leolsetsty is' . some degree check the overbearing actp :,..I,lllldfielf-• called Guardians far some time to came; All; llgrtimihl: I am fearful. ultimately succeed in wreepatimriseg tke parishioners, aid hid them defiance : for h - Vitteetiiit. which has bees obtained for this Parish gives unbounded power to fitly men vibe ate do eensmitteemsen ; the greater part of whesn'iNtr, present placemen and pensioners. We are signing a requisition to take into eriesliere- Hon the partial ant oppresoios midget of the port a; eosouteee-osea, who it appears bete also appointed as apothecary with a yearly eatery to attend the peer. without the consent or spprobatiee of she parithioe evil, which we coneWer is contrary to the Act of Par. liament. The customs of encoding the poor sick of this parish used to be by employing fear Riddled! gest 6pLig tlemen at different parts of the parish at a all salasy,i which was offered to the various 'medical grime re 061400 within the parish alternately estry six months. peg vided they chose to accept the duty .1 it. I eipindi this will be a strong poise of imposition. The%iatryt will be betake neat Thursday. unleint,theillite! fuses to coerce' it. as I em ieclisred to think, m w ,c although the reqoisition is very siodellmillf itips t „ spectabir Rimmed. -, flow V. H. C. could 'Alexis. dlr. Mescal! ..ildi e irC former is strange, when it is known that hiss Ntliois: t = in the Custom-House is very - coeslderable. 1 0 heard that F. 11. C. is in some low sitestioi Government, but I caosot vouch for its truth me I I make farther inquiry. Ay Ot.o 1101:1111Kgnina. Sloane-street. August 30, 18*e. . MAII DUN. nubile - 0 I Waterford 0 O G. & Jersey - 0 O Lisboa 0 fnstM►ntr - I .111. •1,. 1/ Malawi O Nosbesi O Pius* O itiaders O Antoriet . ' *vs • 'O. .t * , PARA; UM ATOCI(b, AT UNg O'cLOUIL . • 1 . 10 1 . Rink Stoat Me ladle Stout. • V - ' Spr V. Red.... 91h WI 81 . Reed........ _ 9 Spiv ller Ikst Mil i Rees\ See beeek.:4..0.41.w.1, Si per Cast. 946 Seeds See 45 41 Mat -.• •• • yip I 6 per Cans ...., ; i Itz.llBlll , 64 non New Peers iporCest. 1797 I ' MS. S. Se 811111. Loaf Mae. .... 90; 15-10 1 -----9•6118 e. 6e. 716, lee p. Spr true 5 pert:set rite atatto - sstast...-!... ...rim ■aITW ruermeaw" p monarosveso were °Nis LONDON: VitIiNiSDAT [VINING. SIBIPTI/41111111 4, 1822. ' STOCK EXCHANOS, TITBLVX O'CLOCK. We bare sot muck busbies doing la the .arias this wornleg. Consols for the Acootat,4ooo., Morey, 801. Reduced, 81. la coasepteace of Ike notice gives hinfolf Contractors, that ,tbey are sr able to pat lir Sri pay swats of the Chilies Loa% that Stock has retbe4 dined this morale'; and it is eirpected a farther do- I pression will take plus. All other foreleg &coulee fare rather heavy. ChM. sau—New 161—New Pm plan. fiv to i —Old. 111,+--Rassia, Sbf--Daalah, SO—Naare titan, 77—ektiaeabiaa,1184—tiertp, NW • . CHILI BMUS. In consequeace of the heavy payload of 60 per Cent. which becomes doe on the 30th September. a petition was sent to the contractors of the Chilian Loan to postpone the above molest. to which was Beet an answer, of which the following is an ab strut :- 0 We have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter, in which ' , Do submit that it would b e conven i ent to the holders of eerti6cates of Chili Stook to make the rawhide ime perms' open the loan in threemptal amounts of 01/ pot ( *at t ach, on the 13th inst.. the 114 b November, and the 91st Dec. rather than in one payment of IQ par s e w. which latter mode, it is statell,mittht lead to some locos vintieme at a time *lien two new loans are mid to be coming into the market. As it is distinctly expensed in the certificate, that the whole 60 per mei. may rentals ',Fah!, until the latest period mestioned in your letter, with the tomalley' that Sims who do net pay, on or be. we infer 4 d i e! ers subset' leis. en snare 30th i net. to these who mace GO per cent., at the three as welt" 'Toy disposition' isteneeted to Chili Steck, . we have net the mann of .e Wilds "rifialike. 'W''' "SU souk's liklm.'nOn. " 1 . 6 '''' 6 " SIM Wain Jense n of a *Ma. ,opalteratirie g st the periods . of A epee tha t nets 5e4 1 , 1 - Alai net fey tech peeper. . „ if ohlikeep 4. I : o• F P 7,..:, e tv alt e ilitl: llree ni gli llbs t" - lt lic rl l g tib itie o t ir flat tine to' ' ' eon with. the Busy (sow to .. f re:lo4 r Paris) who, ,le e a r t that having cammonicated es& ciatly KS lbe Devernteniat the peons enema which the Lean was megociated, he felt that he ?mild not elver ice any one respect theedowlitione which hied all parties.-4 We cash* bet hope that notwithstensfing two new Loans •ere need to be coming into the market, the smeresi** if the time of the papmeetnUthe instalmenta of risresioarther Stork. enernetatekiil44, letter will operate as in abundant, relief . cak l aly pressure such painted operatiems , might ,oghogegise le.ve created. Permit uc to add, that op all 11•1111Pions. we shall feel the greatest pleasure is einslyiag the conve-, tw nle a n k c e e rt imil i n thus Chili Stoc the k. ia tit h4"as fie he ;lif eor e y, be haa co li n Pr i g ist a r n o 4 t, with our duties to ell patties..-' ..-- ,- • - . --- 1 -.° 1 11 0 P.;-•-- • ;Aria paperw,h.ue bens. received to th e 24 ;nat. con tain twee. Initiator coreohnestioa of the victory of she (1101411. As artiste from ilia ./1 ',value". Ga. _titre, NtOrtrift the Coftstitetrood, says: " Couriers anise( at Belgr.tde on tfie (dela of,Accoast, with let ters loon Seloadca, Seethe., and verities parte of, 'NM - aerie. which confirm tire total defeat of C e ltalle-i slid Parisa,st the pass of the Thermopylae ;" hat: after gine( ease details, it wide " the Greek official! Bulletin Iran, /Moen,. not reached throaany, Italy. sor Fiance." Thomann Gazette states, that the di * plomatie visits and interviews which were to precede He opening of the approachine Congress, had already' takes place at Vienna. M.. de Moatmorency, the I hfi-• mister for Foreign Affairs in France, it appears, is to assist at the Congress. and thus .1/oNi/eNt contains a . royal continence, confiding to M. lie Vitiate the portal fimille of koreige Affair', daring his ebacace. —The eLly intelligence from Spain is the remit of the census tortirepopelatine lately taken by orders of the Borers meet. aad iecluding that of the Balearic Wands. — The whole sweats to 11,248,626 souls. —By a state., meat in the Queidleove it would appear that Nantes* had been the heat of fresh disturbances of a political and military nature. On the 28th ale, it is said, an individual ivied " Vire Napoleon II." before a Swiss guard-bons, before the non of one of the first see thes,' of the city end scone other persons. The gen darmerie. the superior officers of the garrison. and the municipal police keenest to the spot. Arrest. took place, sod e•lodicial inquiry Will he the consequence. The trial of Deseret Berton condones. but from the aidareof the evil/coca brought forward. it is evident that the object of the peueentine is rather to implicate La fayette, Beejansin Constant, an) the other Leaden of the, Liberals is the conspiracy. than to punish those who are new Alerted with being its authors; an , ' that .i&lleeeral•llneloel.nottld lend biunolf..tet Ace view, 4aware•l4 eaultdshenowo life•asti thou of his real se ceempliwom ': ..• ',," * . , . • •,:• ...---m5...--...... ,;. . ' LORD BATIIUFLST. : ' . The fellowing'artiele in the Gerona* of this more 4ieg, is worthy of attention its more than one respect. We will first insert it, and thee make oor remarks : ' " We ehesid like to know if they (pianism' is Lord Be afros) constitute the grenade of recomoreeriaties of Lord Bathurst as a fit and proprr sneeessor to, ties late Marlene of Ladonderry? floweret. this may be, such a qualifteatioe may well bear canvassing, at a time when report states that it is indispensable fur Oar Foreign Mildew, intim: opinion of the highest authority. to pos ;mai the aristocratical accident of nobility: Wore cleat assail ea. title lisreditary, something sight be said' in hoots:of each an omissive claim;. nte as Lords may be both very indolent sad very 'tepid. sod the sect duo of Went may not at all times be.lened in ' lime with titles. ekepublicadyautage might acres= be prooseed by Mae apps iumeot t the Fon-jeweils" of* Coessuesee of metier liarltitr and iiigh esidommeraa.; Whether*, wee tleedisionfinaties to a errttriaCormarammr map have led 'to the'entertainreent of this opinion. 'Wet pawned as to up. We suspect, however, the issue, of tho'..Nobility will hardly he promoted by tonal*, a moilofeeparetioe between them anal the untitled Ark tirermey. And we think we may wifely say, that if they mum be consulted en the subject, they would declare against an innovation so pregnant with danger to them selves. tied forbid that we shindig be thought to joule's* that a Pear may not be an eremite's Foreign Minims. This is one thing, and the idea i low at all thus all Peers must secesarily be possessed of all knowledge. is as ohm. A few telniein into the sues. be which Itnsi one Ins•been assiuted at the Colonial (Mee, might assist is the.foradag a green josiguiest respecting ibis last asides. . • The public will bur I. sled, that, almost Immedi ately alter the depth of CAhTLSeeman, the KTATIGN I N, and elie - SYeeiteman only-. anemones]. that Lord Ile ireiVIST Was blooded to k, his setteratafir. Whether sire were sashed to communicate this information, in emeequeee of oar being " et home at 'the Tenney," u the sinking Old Tiaras calls it, or in comparison( 'thy "scanty:that we assessed, which enabled use to penetrate a little into the probabilities orate case. we Save the public to decide. Our opinion was. that the h9wisey would have nothing to de with CANNINN ; Ver, mast say, that if they had brought him in and node him a leader in the Houle of Commons, they 1,0614 have diseovered a want, not of sound judgment. the bet m th es at t com gro m vs o l e i commone s t of e s i t of all cr common take sens care whiche. ot , ht m. lead. selves as long as they can. If there coedit have been e duels upon the subject before, the. mountebank's agewebee it Liverpool, which are now exciting disgatt end contempt of the mountebank, in every part of the opiatry where they are react. mast hare conviaced the Minister', that to make this man their reprommeative In the Ilouse of Ceomose, *mad hare been to ensure Ch illitil esa i i ie e l L trilt her t e l° t a o h as le t : I t ti h h at le t i h l e . K I xliat Is (fs l t i r i t f h lier at l i stee ille alt 1 * t h i g h. at authority) s.ii i a l t i g n it u at t hoe :r : a rn e t t t r C iksn e to x ocw s rsa t s twi a till o i n atel e aca c ii: "II " d ne ent o o f f h e is olsi no li e ty ". . oss dreast u k . 0 0 0w cceed t his e t. Inca s, a n uov se ees:c i r t espre k: e i str s ariy r as ec 7 e a n nh t d l i y eahn ue er n ooffis A et l er r . . the KING has no ouch objection. .rh CIIIONICIA personal con :mil", w th hi a c t h b o r f leg r ir l th ig e n tact with King ten times,' if not fifty times I oho TH STA • . yaw I~is &telt, erNve lfu got ,Slie ifiested oat i t.. will not be owl coot. AnoNntltat day. w bet. is of coarse V. N. C. cdald isnt see. - : A i a c t b a ,,s,j oat o f 0,, p a i l , e , The first duty of a Cbefensittel! hive 'relit' illtY"; tbi dividend, pliable no the 31 stood to, to read the natire p.bltshed in Chinch call- the roam, of f l e “„ ia i n i na lag tie eneetietsf together, twit sestivsg- she laisboeweitw -greeds yew specify. • Hering' which the•vestry iscoev4tal dist IblowflY *4" 0414 oh! *tootling P. 11. stsi.petttt the foes I says sad ww.4rEet rtirgat .i ttrwl even litbstintiotely theisteetorsleikelt wltn - wirite; nwleiw ia. wl loot (with de Inception i'df itt 4461/14"1144"4"11.i' ' 1419111,11 ct in ilos of his junto} was list dimes by Ilti 4 7lllfascittitr 'AO aa efat , t h akar , r oa d s as a l body els e ; nee wee there. Ner s osoliddere be, o rema tfiffi ok f lee e'po ll estea token or *ea by Me reetey 'leek, if the Okfi • ore bed no net. of the - day. SO Mac% far the 4. eiryit'' . .f# • , pond; coafident aseerelen of F. q. c. . . 04 . 0. ~.c.ent. . . • ,_ gm.: ilkat tiaii to' ODD I _ .3iihen the other office bring; him in* that tests!' Aiht mere than once.—The Chrowiele mast, thetef.re %sow tlitt this lasinaation is not well fouaded, ui that, in fact, it is unjust. If, however. it he treat hoomor does it to the King; that it to gar if the Kinn he the real cause of the banishing of c 4,. Nino from the Ministry. We care We what therm. doe is so ?f i at the orx ia b e doe., and we would retie! owe it to the K/NG then to his Ministers. 1,. ‘ t y, eirreniektnotc at the Mountebank's speeches wade at -Lieerpoel t and then tell no. if it has she termi tic ,. that this is a mats of high erloweests. Is thes e speeches, there is every thing that maths the nest, the grovelling ; every thing of isso:eate o, wards the ankle. sad servility towards the stria:. every thing to insult the boot braises of tie einnstry ; every (king to reader comiliarimt ia• peetiMe; every tibiae that can be imagind to i t . ineetierate the speaker's complete ignorance of tt. t iihtation Grilse cottony, and his incapacity to tagsb s fly thing liktly to have a tendency to relieve k boa lie difficalties ; and, lastly. *very thing that it is pw loossible to conceive ealmiland to mike the venni nave to thennettn speeker with raddled thee.' ,:tiad a doublet wi(h Wane the size of a plum cake ; .4114 this is the Mteniele's "Cosstarratr of hija ra Asiewreals.l.• Ynititotte Ministers staa4 in need of to sjch eedowmeati as there.. With the detect and manly deportment, :and with the iteryot unspotted (La. ratter of Mr. Paiute aid theta. they will sent mr through their'next witsteres JOb, without that whim niiaht ms4e . any mea oselaarholy to think of. then. would they be able to do, if loaded; oar awherol, we eonld almost nye/treed with a cargo°, Chin 'einem brought ep from Liverpool. This is the view whist we fake of AU twitter. A; to the Foreign Ore. what does it sessaire of Pekoe; sabres taint It scenery to read the consaton place received from toughies, where we hare either us. thing het the cold's's' of nominal friends to be ded and sent to us, it where we lan those teetioard 'strongest associates of frieedship, which his Majesty very regnlarly commeeitates as account of to us twice in every year? la short. there is onthiag to de in the office if Secretory of Shalt for Foreign Affairs. We have always heard that Lord Barnum's was as active and clever roan; het, at any fat., wan be want talent iefficiest to do what the late poor creature was thought capattle of deice It is in the Mouse of Commons that the man is waited ; Ink wiJI the Chxonicle seriously contend. that say lII WWI. In their noses would balance one single so. - `•-teraes Cisnorme and Mr. Pus. Yesterday the Lora Unseendor, the E trl of Liver pool. Earl Bathurst, and Kr. Peel, had anditacts of his Majesty. A messenger arrived at the Foreign Ore yes'er. day, fen, the •Ilarguess of Llndonderry (late Lord Stuart), at Vienna. We uoderstand that the Right Iteveread Father it God, the Bishop of Clogher, site* the affair in thi. metropolis, has not b..en exclosively employed is works Indicative of penitence, for great progress bas been made in granting, in every possible case, see moans for the ososideratien asset in sleek cams; so that then is Maya to believe l(ttle will remain tole Jose. wises his pious labours elkail --Oloraia; Chroniek.) . About 100 ehildna. moat of Me illfrest elms, bar. 'log fall.. vletienal Amsterdam, rif.dAs a few week:, to the sterile* if their panels, end iota tartlet off by the steall.pert, the Bergomesters have gins . llo. ties both* inhabitaatsof the intmiseat danger, mad seri ritually eaborterl every one to promote vaccisalloc t 0 the inmost. A dreadful affair has lately taken place near Castel di Sangro, in the Ahrono. A troop of famished robbers descended to a little village. end demanded from a farmer, the only mace of property in tie place, a supply of provisions sad a certaia sum of meaty; the fArmer abet himself op in his boom sad Wised to comply, and the robbers, not thinking fit to attack bins. refits& Taming they olsokl give him caase to re "at rittalo„, Th. seat meralag it mes resod Ake" theelhallillilell &Id gone a to a place at a girds shoisisra.mbstwele farmer's large flocks were folded, '6 lllli a t l kl *l/ 0 401&taped themselves to what day . " . nearly all the rest, sod massacred ras mos srad.hoys, who slept in ties to guard them.- 11* . teenier to which the poor shepherds wee slaughtered..leteo monstrous to detail. Os Monday e'unight Mr. Alesaadre, the vest& eyrie, performed at the tussle of her Royal ISO dee the Doetsee Of Kent, at Rainsgate, bates t kg, party of distinction, after which her Halal Migheess pas pleased to transude to bias a retiree endear ! Wettish she expressed her fell approbstios of his ik liblitidde performsaces. -1 frildTfitho. Sniff. 2.--We haw* to record the Id- INA* sselaratkoly einumnance which *rearrest here Info Oa Saturday evening last, or about one o'clock the wanting of yesterday. Three yousg nate, the principal waiters at the Sterns Heel, Sea Dow 'Hotel, and New too, of the Names of Alexander thin', ?booms Lindsay, and Daniel Miles, who bad been . sling a little doe together after the badness ef day. propod by the brilliant and beauti f ul moon - Fg . ht night, they isaptelently got into a very small arid soweli host, laying so the beach, and pushed off with Are intend's of tasking a till. extrusion. A mac *ho is employed in as adder situation at the Newlari ems with them on the beach, whom they wished in jets their party, bat who excused himself on the era of having to rise early, sad after seeing thee row out on the track of the moon to a considerable distance. he returned into the hoes* and retired to bed. Yes terday morning their respective friends were uncle veil considerable alarm for their safety, it having bent Unattained that they bad not returned, and that their WM ti,le strongest reasos for *opposing, as the Nat bed mot drifted ashore, that she had been sod len!F ellialped and sunk. Sailing boats were employed all *0 day in various directions, under the expect/160.s st 'Reedit with the bodies of the unfortonate ann. but hitherto their efforts bare been fruitless; sail Iffiissa the prevalence of the south west "riot!, it is sup pftid they will drift in the direction of DoJcu Dead. TN Esplaaade was crowded a gnat part of the tear. and very great anxiety until •sted for their supposed sselosely fate. We lament to 341, th it poor 11 t:;' hat a wife here. with three infant children, whose irate et mistrals Iso more easily cam-need than it is visible as dosetilse. Limier and Miles ere loath single meal Ille liter %satire of Worthiner, awl a very fine yporg .141111. n , ; '. rs t? 1;4 r y JIM 1