The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-11-27 00:00:00

that 'September 1g from Rao does phigisriast , . . .! !.. A. ' - :.) 11 .1 • ... , . -.. ~. ' 1 . ~ . . . , • • . •' • - • • ' , .• , t F E :fr, • - , - ~. , . ~- -- ---- - y--- ______ __________._____ ___ __ - • • " 4 • . -•', - ,-• .- ivitilitfitatiirgotlvi - I I . -.- •• • • ~, ........"... , . • 0►• - i i:ll l. E . ‘ it a r i z f:l se reed to the vs too t0..-.41.-.. ..-. 41 .-.. t' r . , Pm- •• holm • • • 00- sad 'es Matt beeped me. et reddest et. Rs owleolerour VIII.* of . ._.. 4 e pr * 4 o ,4 t , o m aw • e thziesinese of Leetta Terragoes, sod Gomm ; sad also .mutilt -ireanani;linvardwili. . !.. t • . , -nbial - •..- . • .t . . - silk .- '-• .' M illeti tteies oheijokAlie Tomo Oahe ,•141t7e OAI dimes, •• a- .. Q. . IT . -o, to , eplitlesi Mho of Mops toss prmeloorm• ke iodic that 4 r14 • r i .... !_ed L. , alogilratesittivALbs. took ' •12 • Lisbon . 0 . ... - . 0 . OBM biota ear- . st Ad awei'Velbeit,,mo° fohtite . enit . ..l4 prrt . . . • Q. Gestaithewg• • a 0 Amor _- , • •.. . Om* ramensween" INIIIPPIIII rxrattstot •Ia abed ' 4 ' Thll other proe'easaties i f oddreseed to Ms Wept, in op- f• ' ... . ANitalegicnim u kl e t* el " Naulaaaircurt • - • •; 11 '... , "•." , s tiff sk dE 5teer 07 .. ..fpite ..... 11.9 , ..61 1111b iti O d A b lI s tr ok 0_ 4 ' .. 0 , •. C .. LOCIt .. *mi. ' pr . °bailie of their co ndu c t &Wiles Modiste*. •: .- ---ww. 7 -,-- 1.1 1.,. ") 041 . ff*Wiii i7NIVRiIITif ELff•Oneeig... . 4.per.ga1ted..,..r.... Oka Roods s.6latis. -- . • • '•'. - - --" 4 per . Cons.orr[ 811 Obuth lies ft .. ... . ••9 ;; . WAR! BLOODY WAR! •• • Nho. 11100-Thill twin Prmtimig•Ce**eof gi pit Q........ .. '..thilli -Hoolli Sea Ol Me.: ...: .• • Tire Monti*: Chroaiele says :-" Ont thing is certain le 'Amato toad activity. Pots eissimasod 'stage- 6pm Owls 801 7 Ift ew agLaa• (oe Ries ' 'pm. " -if they do attempt to cross the Pyretoes, the Speutien ._ .. st e i g 'Zli g li g bg litr "' o f I t t brbi o r olq u ir o di a d a at e r: ac 4 e ,:tr. rpte llw V ne t. " ing ,.... ....:. • • lijii .."''. di Siu Opto .....` shipping will suddenly receive so wonderfal an stag - -latmlidorthilt, t home or vehicle ot•anyoreecription can. Lost Asa. -••• • ••10 7•!6i * * tir: " menfetion, that a single French maul will hardly be 84 %it •'.. net he procuied for any money/Jib/ins gorged for the ~ I ° ) . P."3 _ Per c_!•• •• • • • •u 4 c'em•teraeete poopeott dal feeilltulag die aretvel sod depaeturs id the "m a ° Per l 'eata" . Lottery Tickets... .W. tOe ." legit on the ocean. 'Bat what is the deitritetion te - ship. 4 " ping and of commerce, compared with the triumph of , tipodal*, the different parties _during this next• Bore Tint sii ta " the Monarchist principles." Is the Chronicle need.? days...4lllb. London coaches to this town are engaged teEinta . n. fetch* sa.bs time. 'The hotels here tee •iletennioed to ' ' Dori it really 'Oppose, that the people at Whitehall make a helmet during the election. They ask, without t THz satxtou, STATESMAN" IS 'scoff/marts° 114TH would go to war, and pay for it Te gold? There is no .eoltibitiog the leset sera le of conaciencei•the imaged& . o TES STATZsMAIL" !k.- ' roam. a anaphora fee a bed, aid they affect 0 pay --,..-, reasoning in each a case. The CArosiete will never woes complimeot by giving you the worst bed in the . , .LOND 0 N : 05410 CT OS & single , . tl . nor upon this subject. .__-.......---, !hoots for kilt *masa. 'Most of ihelthosesslicit let • w i ttaaabny in uft ga t tennabaaa , 27, isn. lodgings,iming aliendy oceopied by . the students, there . THIEVING .01• D TIMES. . Our Readers will not have forgone* the speech of • I. ", : l d t t h il ! I L I. t ri er vil w illi k i t P m bei nat ivee s n g r ell o c t il" bo i d s * beb n gtAll mat ' a li ma .ePe t s ; . ..R7oCit EXCltaltill, IS o'cuocx--Tbis being settling • ;., ' i,.nor the remarks on that iisietiiniog 'their inunriderite Priem. „They Willsell dell id-the above market,tbe chief loftiness doing among Mr•Carrutati at in LieerPoo speech, published the Itegisterof tie jib of September . . flso,indea that they bees bees.engogrpi by Abe .cittedi• the brokare is manes up their &Mounts. This has not r We beg them, therefore, to read the following from . dikes for their friefide at .a guise* hotted r but thka I bees'' y task , owing to the account being very lai d * . the Old Times of Saturday last.. Never, sureig.,did man - 1 ..4 a t" St°4fte ' •F` ° " lll°° ° °t; el ! ° °•4° lcii i i l i°ol/4 , 11 . 1'°. - ; heavy, and we understand . hat upwards of six hundred perfiltnithif deer. 'before behold tech a string a plagiarism swims , e b a keep '..•epo s pegootoma as/ their ' M o neta eammittansior an, thousand pounds have bias estried over to the nett ar e of stoplitty ; for, in its attempts to disguise 't thefts, Kee Cliff hood in tbiltr sotes .of peepirrastfori- fir 'esideor- clans this morning. As depress which arrived from-Paris , the Old Tiring has intoiduced Stu f f of ire own, by which , • row: 'hello of modest. and earl* km" •eri* th e.. c a t . till" morning bri age theffrench Puede SSC 40c. Neope- • ~ -, 'thinly ofidometes. if you cbuld credit the friends iftbe - .;. it haemarred the tense of the original. The beastly . essman gi nic 7natina, all t h e nans od *** .. w ill „„ eud d . otaamonds 771 I. and Spanish 574. Althoug. the pri- Editor has stooped to theft so low, as to use the name or , • 'ltottereth• the leopards' and disinterested an of opinion vattletters from that capital sly all was qo/ptitere, an d "Gofer Gooch," and to talk of the " digging of hole' tharlih•flaikes will he the surcesefial Caldidate. 'He tie appearance of war. This information' dote not core& and tilling them the next." mind, to* , isomppertod blithe astl-Catholic aid hihebtircit isortLe ovoid with the transeetionsat Lloyd ' s, where we under. one day But, . . . who forms mmiterotte and influential bod y . Some ... stead thit yesterday the shins teens Prance to the West what a Jacobi,* this Old Devil of the Press IS becoese . /.- the Tories support Lord Hervey, th ough it Is supposed . ,Y . - . • -__ _ .. •• How clearly it is rattily. from the Aristocrats i A .fop Indies were insured at osty Jo s hilli ngs teem cap.ures . • he is.eatiaer ismilliwdso advocate what to called Catholic • years ago, it talked of the rabble in style. ohm imp*, • emancipatton. - This Nobleman haweeitherdistingsisteed and this morning they were done at 3 guineas. himeelt in the Uniitersity t 'nor is he much knows in the C overt 's opened this morning at 814. .At present they dent than any paper in England r but, it haft - rame fooled ` ' political world, and therefore his petroleums mem to.. are 110181. Rummers are afloat of several failures this out, that artixans area great deal more esefel.,toore • • rests owelise influence anct rank of those *lto haveestimable. and more worthy of being preserved. Mao " ' . morning is the above market, bat op to the present trio. vowed themselves his Meads; • He can bring to dateoe- country-gentlemen ! The Old Devil conceits that its ' .... , • test the treat weight of Lord Liverpool's, who •is his sent we cannot ascertain any defaulter interests is on the side of the artisuiss ; and it is* pretty . , nocle by marriage, Mr. Csaning's;the Duke ofGrafton'a Poettore F axes .- Thi s market is again thinly at- . . - good judge of its i nterests. It is always on the side •.• • and the Rarl of firistors interests. The em beranc of tendert, and the chief butioess doing is in New Spa. • Mr. Searlett, though, • distinguished mof the _ t _,. w__„. Columb i a . . .• . . ef the party that is rising, and is remorseless is its is very h eavy, owing, It is said, • o University, seems to reit upon the Tory party Wog di- me" """"'' cruelty against the falling. It thinks the Landlordi are v ot e d b e t ween gu,. Bubo es a nd t oe d H erv ey. lu eith er to pivot accounts front Jamaica of the 9th ult., bring• destined to frill in this struggle, and it pitches os them • .. 're'Agued. them Would be no doubt of the swells of the ing unfavontable news from Borgeta. All other Foreign . accordingly. But, do mark its shameful plagiarisia • 0 1,0 r., t he Tory 'Mott 'being much atrwePr' than the seeps-ides are also very heavy this morning, ... , Whig. All the candidates are members et Trinity Col. - am. ". _ Nee ,,i tpen • ah, 474 _ 010. is to 70 -"pew p,„ with regard to that part of Mr. CANNING's speech, • 'l, lair, ethiell is the " at admemee; si r I „ s° l., enta r t .„,„ ja iiiin.Sel_a, , ,, OA-Ras/la, 86-Daniel, , 110-Neapolitan , which compares the auger of the Lapsdlonle to • 'tart iliolift• their interest is equa l ly 'warm. la .m. 761-Colomtilau76-Perurien, 741-New Spanish gcrip, 64 that of a child who teats the :Tonne I t Matt' , too • . JalwesOttilege; which is sett is number to l'rialty, Mr. t o 7 diseouut. . . Itaskoeless the preponderating Were*, and Mr. Scat , . the sot less shaniefill plagiarism with regard "c• • • 1 ' . 7 'hotbsto onaltediale. -In the ether Colleges, his said.. Paris papers, which have been received to the 23111 to Mr. Canning's danger, from the use of kin wit. This Mr. Barbee bas the major par t . Th en are•hot 200 re- lemma, being so intelligence from Verona, except of the Old Thing must surely be drawing towards its latter •iidest mien and amongst these• Mr. Simko% it is mid, 'arrival of a render. The alarms of the merchants of end. The public, even the foolish part of it, will never ' • has a iiiiishrti sWejotity ; but as there are altogether ~ • -.- r - - i t shoos Isoo ewe s of * hone at lout s tomo w ill ro t e , ,ranee appear to he very great, as they regard a war suffer itself to he insulted in this sort of way by this Ohl r the opinions of•tho remaining 690 coo only be known to with Spain mote iojorioneth their trade ilia'' even a war Devil's Tbieveries, which are a great dal more insulting. - - - i' tim'Octiensfiteee of Mot parties, and, theo le fore,.it becomes "with England. Already their commerce has received a titan simple extracts ; 'because they are grounded upon %mg • "r" 4I E • dikb•clot to fonts an idea'-of the probable result at pea- ' ' severe blow by the inteer-options of its relations with the supposition, that the public is to be wso easily hose arta. Easele Meeks with eonfidebeefor•seemea' , &mo t and a number of failures at Toulouse, Oloetpel. bugged.-We lay the article before our readers as • real , -• TESIMAT; N 01.218. This morning, remissly et tea e• e 1 ' , . o'clock: Dr. • Godfrey, the Vice-Cheocoltor. .. by Iter t ond Montauban, has been the consequence.-These curiosity; bat we beg the Landlords to look epee it as .. t= je it emi le i• Amtkeueet tutem••Praceeded „__,rmalguelm'e gaper! contain inteiligence from Constastinople. to the s certain proof, that the constant trader of the press ;',..atia y Min is t r i2 74 " Ca ll edida isH• t li ar'entro o tZ !am end Illu tikied ". . eo rill41 :;1. ...*i alt . which states that 3 k. el'Ottenfels , the sitwAss- hirthr upon their fall as certaie• lifsgeftt, Miters one of the Mimi* west Illooliret slam leterooncio, bad had an audience of tko Oe "The dissatisfaction of what are called the Cootory i . : forSIIMI f 4 opening' the Promeatage le •C m W m Seigdor and bad meewith a most grazios• recePtie*.- lieotteure . e with Mn. Canning'sodrnission into the filo ~s . , ••••sasustimutemitif the santidetes were ilepiellod onions ex- ~, , . ~_;_., sister. meets us at so many turns and cothere,, thee we 'X 'h -ficingosecortmehme et Mesh toot moo Ousted osieh - ear- it also c o nfirms the te r trteasee f t°l° al ''''''' 'L s "' Are in truth obliged toiale notice of it. Now.we argue ,oseresetemesehe molt- Mr, illemiett's'eleMblettone syhi. 'pita of the island of Claudia) by the Greeks, sod repro Liras a thes spun the subject :- As rite Country 'Gentlemen' . West nonuser with that grata PemPteettert m a s a t ' smite the distateeteoCeiteited a m ongs t the peopis'af Co Magog be amps! with Mr. CA XPIISO for takiisg place-a ~, .... lomlooltt i ts always displayer* wiles is oritoodoesodes - .. • . • - ' ''llteltl' others. The gallery of the ileiste Home, Otantinoplety• Ilia bete Finnan, for sliming as sorest distinction whit% be has been honlierino after dl his : was Igo tely titled with students, who soemed'rsther t• value to the currency, as baying reached a menacing life, they must of course be angry with those who have • leave been inflicted by the proceeding, wltledi to 'hammiest be a neeetty , than from "I degree of istairsai *hick shay height, aid being only ph/meted from breaking oat into given It him--nantely, Lord LITIRPOOL; and perhaps, a yet higher person. And the fact, we Ond, confirms nook in the probable result. The Meetly* comaseneod lere, acts of inatthordinatioo sod violence, by fear of the Ja- our reasoning ; for with Lord Livetepoi. airy are die ,: . modimmy slier the Latin dimmers* meeloded. It dialers nissaries, whose fidelity the Government bad satisfied ; and, moreover, they •' wonder how wthe Ea altogether from the mode adopeed at ether eleciloss.- purchased by the distribution ot forge isms amongst them. Des- " could," Sze. gm.. " after all that passed about the 1 no medidases are not phrmitted to make .any speeches, .Ge.. ogee► esdeehisatioe of their sentiments. That would "patches from E tom of " Queen." The cause of this discontent bring owe of " I -- - a len gloomy ?attire than Mr. CANNING's unlucky speeches at Liverpool, is which Cot be .nmsidered consiment with olio dignltY of Ali- those which bid yet been received from that quarter, be dealt hot scurvily with the Country Gentlemen, we , •ssiroaaromr, besides that, it nay excite too mach warmth I :of •Itictil feeling, and when there are so many o r ; and. accompanied by sixty Persian heads, had arrived, shall refer to the document, laying jibe most striking ;tlqUiteedwho must possess the cacathes liupteadi, the bat even the exhibition of these trophies on the walls Parts of it b efore our readers, end makin g e ach eons .•• e)ectionoionhl cot terminate till each had shows him- o f t h e S erag li o h a d f a il e d t o pac if y t h e peop l e . Th ese meats as we think the sub j ect require!. The speech was OR elfin' of rhetoric. It is true that some spoken, we believe, at a treat given by Mr. CANNING 'S riches were made at the last election for the (Juicer- J ournals say but little about Spain. It appears. hew- friends in August last to that gentleman, on the sappo- . • mayoef Oxford ; but ditto that was considered an in- ever , that the Roya l i st G en er a l 0 Donner, who had left sition that be was going to regulate the affairs of the • - triagement on ancientetintom, to which the University Bayonne to repair to Irati, had not proceeded farther Zeintmlars, or Land.owners of Inclia,i awed of teaching 'el Ca . inbritige is determioiol strictly to adhere. The th an rm. „lean-Piedole-Port, and remained there to en. their duty to those of England. On that occasion the election is cOntliietel in such a way arcade's it utterly Richt Hon . Gentleman thus, therefore, spoke of the deavour to organize and form a° army , before he yen' latter and their sufferings :-•• At home • I do not dis- impoacible to discover the state of the poll, unless - it is desiared by the Vice•C'hancellor , with whom - , it is not lured to cornet ~ithio the reach of the Constitntional- " gniae from myself that I see great difficulties and great "st`tiont 10'm . ..heft known till the termination•of the elm. ists.-Two Proclamations, dated Castelfollit, the 24th of 4 distress ; bat I see those difficulties anti that distress 1 • ' Bon. In the hell of the Senate House 'arti Placed two October, have been pUblished by Mina. The first, ad. '• in glimmers, where ealdcation and intelligence may be i iatilesat each side of which are slips of papers It • district, begins .. " el " expected to counteract intemperance of (relict', to tor - P rinted-: dressed to the inhabits'''. of the • With the nines of the di f f erent etedidates.. O n prejudice, and to discountenance faction." by observing -" You know the fate of the impregnable o • • • ( B ust now comes she so lo ) .. I at* oop fid ent the voters write " Elect," and immediately oil it ih these the Vice-Chancellor's table, which tiptoe / Mot-the upper Castelfollit, and of the Imprudent but unfortunate men " that, hacing,during a great struggleof se many years, wittreutity of th e hall. Here he presides with a Proctor . who remained shut up in it. Their defence was long, " preached patience to the bumbler classes of the MGM h• fill • - • •• sera tetor at either aide, who receives the slips of • resolute, and obstinate. Theyexhibited prodigies of va- •• minify, the higher will not now desert their duty, by petierstrom the titters as they come up, aid'haed them • l a the vi cr oAa ttee ll o t u w h o . 1„ 1 l oo k s at; ,and thr e w , lour. ! ha te myself witnessed deeds as heroic as the :: refueing In their torn to praotice the same degree of patience which has been generally disployed by those . • 11., ':there into oboe with a slit in the cover,just largo enou gh. finest which history records. But nothing could with- •• beneath them !" ~. 1 to admit rile - Piper. Around this table also stands a stand the enthusiasm, the cosstaney, and the intrepidity And what do the Country Gentlemen think and, ..y.f. , I‘..' 1 trisect elfish of the Candidates, bat who do not reed or 'even coital lice ilipt of paper as they are thrown into the •• • %he. Tlitis itiscomis impossible to diseover the state 'mit tit: poll, or even form an idea from what occurs in the Octet* of *the Spanish army.'` • After holding tip the example all this? Why, first of ell, they do not hod that 'brit , education and intelligence have at all that effect open' of the destruction of Castelfollit as a warring to ot her t h r uito manars w i s i c h the Right Don. cientleioan i f . ois ; Mina concludes, in virtue of the powers given posed to impute to arch advantages. When they are Iliall, in trlitile favour theolection proceeds. Nose are to bins by the Goeerstnest, by issuing the followin g pinched like the swinish multitude, they grunt like the: titifthitted lotto the Hall, but those with' are entitled to or d e r ;;- . . , swinish usukitude - sy, and louder and longer, tool Atilt; . ~, .. . vote. Spectatois are - obligeetitro tithe dill rbe: . ...--e--- There • ".Aet. I. Every townor 'Metre which often strrenMOW a too:sofa them. to be pretty:behaved, while..as• Sir ltd-, ' . . Semi WU iisdiel Present, • but ferrinewm sir't t he bid of rebels. amoseting -in number to less than o ' shred near WaLeOl.ll allegorised it, the bristles are gradually ofinterne. - The election bat •eoe yet amoinesced with et its population, shall he ',eked and burnt. plucking from their backs, is to expect a great deal more : , ", any spirit. It seems to proceed tardily. They-sill art- '•• 2. Every town , or village which shall surrender to a from their education than they are tither able or willing I , I 1 joarn el,Mirne o'clock's six, wimp it is supported it will band of rebels, greater in - naraber titan one - third of the po. to preform !•• Patience, indeed ! what, is there no dit- ies.yeoewed with vigour, and the candidates will, make pulntlon, sod the greeter part of the inhabitants of which " ference between preaching patience and practislog it ?• • 1 great exertion , ; we shall join the insurgents , shall also be delivered up t o pit- '• Besides. when the lower classes monitored cos account ' • • .. . -of 7 Autengst other distinguished characters p lageomd fire: but if only • few of the inhabitants stake •• of their sufferiogs, were tint there the soldiers to beep, common cause with the rehels, their hooses slope who may tt them quiet? 'Io what purpose were ten thousand ~ ;Roth:ed. theDeepe of Elc..Norwich, and Peterborough, thus set shall he burnt and pillaged. Nevertheless. they Hon. Messrs . ..1: C. Villiers, Funeral'''. and 0. Spencer, " men added to the standing army in the titue of peoce. are not on that accosut to be exempt from the penalties In- t. . Rev. Doctors Hollingworth. James tiildert, Batten. and •• hut to put down oar domestic enemies?-that. is, a . .1 J! W. Gilderf. ' ' ' !listed by the law. , " Al. hvery town or village which shall afford the means " parcel of beggars crying out because they were nak ed • i 'i . t 'Several viitst ipleated to be strop s&ntaiors a fi d - siseasors,.' gly : argued' by 'the of tubsisteuce. or any oche . .. kind of succour, to rebels who " and hungry-because they neither could get work nor do'not present themselves la a force equal to a third of lice " meas. but the case is altered now ; the landed in. ' Two o'CLOCE.p. st.-1 have,ited applied to the Como number of tier inhabitants, shall be condemned to pay a " terest, the staple of the country, is suffering ; and 1 `t Irlitte...Of the'c'oritending candidates, to see if 7 Could contribution of at least 1.1100 Catalonian byres, or more if " WHEN THAT Goka, ALL coca!:" Stith are the theorems obtain any inforinatied open the stale of the 011, Or in necessary; and the members of the municipality shall be and reasonings of the Country Gentlemen-the `• men wilosefiso,oribe electinh proceeds, hut none of" Wens shot, " of education and iotelligence"-on the above pars- ' r • 4 : Every detached house in the country, or in a town , • le • 1061,10er me More th an that each looks with confi4ence td the result: The heads of the University would w i sh iae which may hr abandoned on the approach of the graphs in Mr. CANNIxo's speech; and 'bough some may think that it takes a good deal more to make a skit- : villa g e , troops, w h ose strict absentia o f disciplin e lt ' tie eieetion to moonlit* this evening, but 7 understand .. Is well known, shad be melted , pulled down , e or bur n t . lt ful artisan than to make a Country Gentleman (the latter 41 . ii ivill, not terminate till 'to-morrow. The Pievantoff 'may be relied upon that I shall always be ready to punish having little more to do than to follow the ordinary , *opiate(' is iefavoter of Mr. peaces, arid his fair/ids are the slightest acts of Impropriety on the part of my soldiers. course of satore in growing tip to manhood, and the. t' Imp% siliver in their rziftiods. The election it proceed- - .. 6. The monieipal councillors, magistrates, and cura t es , former having also to serve a painful apprenticeship), i , : . • . ' ti .1 ' ' 11 1! i ' t tag waft more ipirienew. Cheisesmf all descriptions resident within the distance of a three hours' march to my anti that therefore it is more easy to supply t h e loss or a are arriving every moment filled with votes. Every di tor Poem ti ta escrow Of •ar ti ve bustle. head•quarters who shall negiect le give me daily inform.- Country tientletnan than of a skilful artisan ; yet we do ro t tion of the movements or the rebels, shall be subreted to a think Mini ,as the ancient logicians said, conetudeJ ' - 9111,s4Ast Tiro, E, m.-1 h av e j ust learned, as f.i as p ioemm j a ry con t r ib u tion. They ,bell euler death if their b y the argutuent. they cannot by strict an thou infer, . nailer' of duly should be the cause of any setious diner- . ' , . 'it is pOssibie to isderialn it, that ' the. demise . , , M pro- iia te ge. that gentlemen should suffer with patience because poor ;. . .. ~• . deeding lit rifto of 'Mt: Smokes. - .... , •. .• • - . .derision in Mr. Caortion to pretend that i.e expects it. • , • 4 •Itirr'e Ire ililfrafM gooset"Tr* ballsoo 111 ik***llma if the p resent el o l fTv ii r:i r o w n', " w h i i rl s o a b ne tai s n' b p r e r eTnlir or hl i s la lr?m f e lny oPr e e: What follows it the speech is still worse : --'' We mnst "'' • ' toroati m ons o , l aw . n i ta a . putty i n ib urro. - gnl la m i st ,. .. b . ilion t this aintalty adi 1 not extend a day beyond melons o feel, lam sure-sod none . feel more than those lam I • ~., stances, having the Deft formed. • -•• • ••••• -- !- '• '• of November. . sow addressing- - -tbat it would be is peevish noel as- .. o u r . do • • c . "O • ( ..• 1... s. ..., , • . -• . - . - , - . _ ' •••••., • i ' c. - -.. .••• ! . ... a.o. • ' - _..,•:,..--. . - --- . ..s , -;•••-•- -•• Ilia latter " chinking - epirm which wider the teri.dttut; ut • ~.. parsey incOnswriete.; ifinnin Towel, not with i. p •' in:mediate sources of immediate owarieg, hist with in " that iweonnilsth!in-nitil h:i ItiEt is totempeno t a 1: 1 , %theta-wills paea'vr ricctuostances OF well a• wit:: a , . " tier 'males; a; a c/slid is it, anger beet* the 2 1 . 9,2r0 1, .. meamee for • 'nomad it has letlea. Here is a anei!t. "with a. musiteauce. fct &tam ut education and ink*. " gestee"--to wit, Country Gentlemen f-- beating t 1,... " earth, because they are 'oink down to it-ulesratise the, " are fallen tepee it r we recollect the We Lent LC,: donderrr, prier *Mk among his many able 'themes far hie 'nudity's gonad., reeoneateoded that the lehnorice poor is their diutrees, ,knel,l he empl o y e d to tit hal e, in that said earth, and then fill than op erne. haler rue% in operation, they might, perhaps, find some ki.:, den treasure; but from this beating the earth-the task to whies Mr. Cematvo consigns the Country Reath. men-no possible good can accrue. lihnold thereon butt as well ei beet, they can only hurt their heads a.mt their Lands, and the taut must be worse fog tbent lbao the trealling mill at Brixton. ±' May we venture. in conclusion, to give the Rialt lion. Foreign Secretary a word of advice ? Ile it bens . ,I n i n bia awn mind, and must bear ermind blue from ethers, of the disgrace he has get into with th e o w . try Gentlemen en artonnt of the manner in which i.e hie Takeo of their %offerings, and of the general ti... lifteon fact,whicis they entertain towards him on a,. ' count cif the freedoms which he sometimes afiews that unhappy member of his-tbe minter. Let him ahere tall things distension() controll himself, when he be s t s , -lo be harried sway by the spirit of ridicule. There .1 noibingittat the Country Gentlemen detest and dread ,, much as wit! Why, there was Lord Loadenderry het no wit. and be was tha delight of their hearts, the iu . tainatot of theirlieds-ay, awl be governed the coot. 'try toci,.very welt, to their fancies; that is, so Ion:, as enly others 'offered from the conserieeners of his t,a.. ;moment.. If be had bad wit, or could' hare talke.t &s ea, things Would never :nee gone 6n so we'.!. Lel* 'ileppose Mr. Canning but ante to idy hula . of spo ad. these Country O. otletnen-the man trbui.i raseg Osier Gooch, tor example-and e xp ose him h. Ice b a few eehteoc: we doom mean i.e - t t,', oft a arse. bet In one of his Li verpoo l . i 'MOM' lii meet not fancy that the vindictive ferlinz • will be confined to lb* suffering victim of his derision : no, it teal extend through the whole hody of which he is a enestbiy; " for when a brother bleeds, a brother feels." Theyy. will epee their eyes, and lift up their brads is wroth , hail fear. Proxima* C'eofegota-llearro koewe abbe, tore may be next. Apply not wit, there fore, to loch ''in Mr. Gooch and hos useteiates. It is worse thlas:peddliog with Uncle Toby's liobbv-Lune: " Ala! toutei him, touch hies. touch him-sot:" a Yestercloy. at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council Tam hell at lit Foreign Office ia Downirtg-stre..r, *LOS W.l attended by Om Lord Chuswellor, Earl of 11,. rowhy, &el of Liverpool. Earl of Westroodsn ~ Viscomat Sidmouth. Mr. Canning. Earl Bathurst, v.., Chancellor of the Exelsestaer, Viscount McNair, Mr Wynn, Mr. Robinson, sad hie. Peel. The Cabinet .at till past four. Pm Cabinet wee to havobeen held Is.: Friday. bat was postponed oe accoaat of the Line's h o lding a Court. It was understood to have keen sew maned by Mr. Canning. At the breaking up of th e Cabinet, the Earl of Liverpool left town for Counle Wood. CAMBROCK UNIVISSITT RLIVTION.WO Lave Leen informed this morning that Mr. /hakes was, yesterday afternoon, at Use head of the poll.. - • Fr. eld•rt paperer° the EUtb instant bare anived.— They contain en article front the Arretriens Oitercer,in ' which every thing in itfpnwer is done to set Ad Whirs of t.reece In the mewl wife Me point of deer. Aft. r 111,lowever, it is compelled to attlra I it . tin ?arks, wrath g Album awes their fretmineadmobalmelslibilowee wool* her Mg sisals say - progreedibrAdiklidlifeit Um; Peoiersabt!" . • •.• , &tree, i s - {otter from the re to tloyd'ser Smyrna, dated the 17th of Oct.: - 01. th e latest astlec. tic accounts tise Turkish fives was m a r ii di it som i.. and the Greek fore. stationed at a few miles divan(' from them. withoorany vent:entre havingensead. TI. Turkish forces in the Mores are said to Lave retired back on Argos trots want of provisions; but there dam not appear to bare been any fighting in that quarter worthy of sotice." A 'letter *as Gionstantinople, dated the 25th of Oct , states—" The tioveronsest, *a the 21st lament, ordered eh augmentation of Alper vent. on the value of the new coins. so that the 10 piaster pietas. are mow current at IS piastres.'• • It has been carreelly reported in the City, that an miner.: house of agency has reclined, by the way of Bombay. let ters from*. interior of flaagal, dated on the 4th Jet). Stating that the (Images bad orerinwed Its banks, and that an iinineaso °amino of lines had beets consequently lost. They were estimated at 100.00° goals S AM the mops had been swept away, sad indigo, in pertiewier, had arisen enormously le value. Such is the remota jaaterday circu lated amongst the East India Merchants. Ramat letters from ffavannah mention **selling of two armed tweeds,' tomtits Ilse rreaaports with troops under eon ' coy for Porto ftitio„ for the protection of the Wend, which was ammeeed by a party of eilseuterata from St. Eartnoli mew's. The expedition as have already milliard as lasts.; Sailed against the pirates, consisted of Is Spanish schooners of war, Clark& end Superior. four launches whit canner. sad two.. armed boats ender the command or. Lieut. if. Aber° Lassen*. Bioassays; Moe: 10.—His IlajtSt) . 4 elnnparket, the Dither, arrived this ifteeitoon front Calitis;:with the seta and de passengers, and four carriages upon deck. Mr. ' Leek.. the King% &mender, canoe over by this trooreptere. and wet of for the metropolis. Ile is (real 'Curio, and left'Peris on Ymutrdey at Midnight, where be reports '• was well; and a 'antimafia whose inforiemlun may be re- II d& on, likewise hy the Dasher, Mates that he saw the Xing of Fromm taking all airing us the Boulevards in Ms Oaf cladd'ai soon on Saturday, in apparent ;004 heaths. Miss WiTithate. the rich heiress was amass the passengers by this arrival, H•hbUtal, biec.lB.—Me Icier from Hambetrgh that the Assembly of the Citizens has rejected the propm:d of the Senate to let the riiating tariff of import debits continue in force fur some time longer, sod it sill there fore cease from the tint of January, 1823. The defi ciency in the revenue of the city which will be ceased ley -this• imissnre,, most he provided for by other Lis.., the burdea of which, it is etpected, will be compensate:l he en increase its the commerce of the.city.—(osh•A Paper.) CAnt.sancs, Nov. I6.—The joy canard by the birth of a son to the Margin,' LsopoLD has been suddenly clouded in the most afflicting manner. The young Prince, born the 26th ult. was to be baptised yesterdey, the fete (e Saint's day) of his father; alt the preparations wee made, when the infant Prince was seized with an inflamatien in the bowels. which tepidly increased, sad ended in his death this morning at one o'clock. — A most distressing and painful event took place at Dun bar noise, the residence of the Bari of Lauderdale, en Wednesday wrath,* (the elith testing.) Some time after the non of Mr. Balfour, of Whittinehans, who is married to one of the daughters of the Noldetarl, had been put to bed, the bed clothes, by some unemmeetahle accideu'. took firs ; and before it was disc d, the poor boy, a flee infant of about roar !ems of age, was so dreadfully burnt, that be ranked In shout two hours! The unhappy parents wave at hand t their state of angnish and distress is not to he described. — It is • singular coincidence that a very short time ago. a false and meat distressing report found its way into almost al~the Loudon Pepin. of the Countess of Lauderdale hay- Los been boot toylootbs—(CededisalswiMercary.) , - !'~' -- M kale' . few, her. hued tbas its V I t)T i l•• • 1 ail isild s *l lasi sae tea t By rit elw we P r i. az a* 901 .04 .Ilos tit Si so ■ Pll di ' I a