The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-07-13 00:00:00

TIM SMATIMMAN. $Ol mr...............me _, . _. . . Ing i e i re d a l e tter teem an 011icer of his nisi (./ R BED STATE dr 771 E GOEINTRY: I TIIE ERUPT_ !HP -At.OU' see ..are roc N' l t,• , , ship Amerira, dated Gulf of Veisice, May TO THE EDITOR Or TIIE STATESMAN."' P is /5 1,1 1 2 (ehich is stihetepient to Sir EnwAnn "'Eta se t nnign f )1 Sta,—ln the debate of Friday evening, Mr. WAIT- ' _ 4 ' 1 i* patc)i, in the Gazette of qaturtlay P '",„le .° t tha t et dsy-break in the manning or the 10!h,1 BREAD asserted roundly, that the greatest of .the r": o f the America and Leviathan, covered by nocturnal meetings, the one that had been most re,..ho • c r h heir; , were Ward in shore, and landed 900 l' * " ; , - e , -- . u nder ' ' the command of Captain* RE+ and talked of, was not atteptlad by more than forty men;' - St. Vineeseir, May g e lB l 2. (firs Or"' 'and Alcia.. They instantly . ten of whom were 'known, I think he said, were seise at villa , - , .. My Damn Murnuat,-- The Soufriere, whose in- .orThi s ed forwird to the attack wf the batteries, u proved to be hired spies, who were instigating the ' ternal and secret thes have, for Dear a ceotary, remained dor- ape - fire of grape and musketry, e . hich they at rest to acts ,of violence. It is almost incredible, . motif' its deep and dark caverns, has at length been roused VP 0 sliel:lbllobtained possession of, spiked the guns, add .. ' Sir, after what we have heard and seen in print, that I from its long slumber to spread consternation and terror through for 114‘ ' a r ouaht out sizteen sail of vessels of different ' 1 , the whole Island. On Monday, the eith ult , several shocks of. they 1 this meeting, ao trivial in point 'Sec a! seven of w hich , at en wi I.73 ''' ".-- I i 'th sett, of numbers , and se 'an earthquake were felt in the Charaib country, which weresnce t i .rtiploe- , toed. The other n i ne w hi c h w e re obviously called together by the spies themselves,.` ceeded by a light shower of pale maws, which ia the night gO. , Of 3:9 r"rdS ICU. e niac brandy, leather, glen, • should be, as Mr. WHITBREAD asserted, the princi- I vexed the face of the country, and might be distin. sly Misery 41 . rat „t r „ with wine, c g t on the leaves of every tree. This phenomenon, however. so far he ti',",,,otrloth, &c, nere sent to :Malta,* corivoyed by liml cause of the alarm now existing. Yet Mr. Vfrom creatlagany apprehensioes as to what might follow, had, L .E, l a ir, The line-of-battle ships could not, from I atiritir--anEAD, as I said before, roundly asserted thie sierelitheoffectofexcitingsentimentmfadmirationandwonderis , d „, 1 sloth, get nese enough Co act against the bat. I . . as one who had sees the whole contents of the green the miodo of the inhabitants , whose coriosity . was much occulted hat rtiii that the service was not executed without 1 - 1 knest " in endeavouring to account for such a novel and extraordinary g ; and, as far as I heard, he was nod contradicted i . . Thursday . 1 a l oss on oar part. When the boats approached ; s. I event . Every thing remained quiet till evening, the Of Peg , hes h,a shot from one of the batteries struck the by any one of the Secret Committee. Novitl Sir, I , 30th of April, a hich was followed by a night so uncommonly ( •-- C 1- she sunk, and twelve men were what are we to think of this? Is Mr. WHITBREAD pregnant with events, equally wonderful and terrific, that there p a riah yo wl ' man ed 1 hat sh ip had also twelve men on shore a fool—or a liar—or is he insane ?—or were the other I are no espressions, no words in 'the English language, which, SI • however combined, can convey an adequate idea of the stir io',ll,, .round ; a seleitiit desperately worded , Members of the Committee atieep, that be should 1 e and one seaman wonnoeu.— 1 soon scene. air. Harrison, Mr. 11 eatherall, and myself, 8 , ijsken prisoner,two. remain uncentratlicted? ir Mr. WHITBREAD IF I were sitting in the gallery of my house at Grand Sable, when, , i. e Lev i a than had ma ri nes killed, seven serted what was true, it behoved the House instantly a about eight o'clock, we observed several very dark dense clouds, .. ... ~ tt.. .I . ami Sirs d er t a wl a boat sunk. Ihe re-embarkationA CONSTANT , READER. gooll • I which rolled through the sky, and became stationary . ' e.e. .„_ sr , e tr e rt,,o l without loss. Lieut. IticomenseN • of to havekicked out the new Bill ; if not, the authors ` over the soufriere, .... involving the whole of the mountain in dark. , • • .... - , iti. Amer : re , and Lieut. DOnng, of the Leviathans 'of it. If he impudently ass"rted wita,t was false, in the nem. Thee. was uncommonly still, not a leafavas observed ta . •' *: BAKAL INTEItIrIGENCEI s • ' - •":E• e..mmantled the hosts in a masterly style: : and the_ very fame of the other Metaberf of the Cifmmittee be4lno4O, and the sitcom at the algid was only disturbed by the,_,...,„. -e•Mostes • v i '• • t • f % ••?, ' y g iers of the Marines conducted the a ff air ought himself . to have been kicked out. What, Nir I , rumbling of distant thunder . attended with vivid gages of '' - r 'PLTIIOUTTI Slier 11. ' ~ . Comma 7 : lightning. Between nine and ten o'clock I was awoke by a' Ardeed tieelloyse, aftle am, Rear-Atba. Melt Sideoleffilie- • en gallantry. The enemy had several . with anromm . . as a whole kiagdem to be agitated, and convulsed for 1 . It noise something fallingthethatchedroof - f the from Bug Riad having been tiered by thetas& Jams 4F 7 am; amt a num .e l• rof men killed. Previous to the ft • st ng of on ente attack, the !toots of the America cut out from months as this has been, with tales of plots, and mobs, ' house resembling rain ; and, deceived by the similarity of sound, ' 110 gem, Admit*? Lord Keith; Scipio), of 74 gentefrarn !erste • tilt the loss of one man only, a and riot acts, and nocturnal meetings, and pikes, an d 'I continued to lie in bed in perfect security, n bleb, however, mrithllleanshle Scbooaer ._ r fran Aerial s and the Styl,_lalutlo, r .... A tiider the batteries • a t was Ma of short donation; for, between tenant' eleven o'clock, 0 1 west from a mese. ,easel laden with pnree!ain ware,' a light schooner, • f orge s o f p ik es ; o f armies being sent and being a traneadous shower of large stones, ashes, and sand, fell upon The Graec cartel is Jost arrived free Mortals: and bringt in and a settee, laden with iron end some ship-buildi • n g insufficient ; of Regent's messages, and sealed bags, .the roof, and, from its not having been framed with a sufficient accoent of the arrival at that port of the Lord-Mbitocartel, from • the Isle of France, ivith prisenen, end. Was waiting- fora • crevr Setter, hound front Leghorn to Toulon. It is in . and secret Committees ; and is it then to be insulted , pitch, the sand collected in masses upon the thatch, the rafters ~,,a, cr aft the French carry on their trade in the Me -2: . in sit FuwAnD pELLEw has g i ven c apta i„ with a bold assertion, that the most formidable of ! tracked, and every moment threatened us with it death, by to navigate her to this port. • ° • .• •• ' , e on" ie. • • .the falling of the roof. I was now no 10 iger in -doubt 1 The Phipps schooner Is appdintnitimielaellatbe Doane. pe e (a nmealorel Jost ts ROWLEY, the commatid of these meetings consisted of not more men than might as to the cause of this tromendoss shower, and framedie I • DEAL. Jeer U. -14 • , , . *Mall apt elron, ton ant g • s• • i of the America, Levitt- be carried by one of the long coaches? -And then, atem ran into the gallery to alarm Mr. Weatherall, who Sailed his-Mtlemir OP; Cegnets for off Findliali and the Ri• Atm, (..!:raceo, imperieuse, Swallow, and L'Eclair, notwithstanding ten of these have been proved to be slept in a room at the opposite end - of the house. Figure to your - ' Ado, for the French come. • . self, if possible, the extreme horror of the sarronndieg scene. The Arrived his Matjesty'shired lugger Folltesina, from off Flo*. f or the sneevanr • f the enemy between the Ilieres spies, and that ten more of them are transported. — sky was pouring down torrents of sto ashes i and sand, thicter Inge and the Regulus, with Freoch prileisers, boat Peetimostit, kporis aid L g' o"e. • : are Ise still to be told that the c,ountry is in danger ! ? than any hail I ever witnessed. The night was impenetrably „for Leith. letters by the Atiltult Mail meetion, that the ad- Sir ; let us have a little COM- dzi k, except when balls of fire and the forked lightning dun ! Arr ived Jima" II • . ' ante of the French towards the Russian frontier had --Fie on it, - . 'along the heavens—we could then, for an instant, discover 'be " t h e P a lettes . Aiwa off Flahi n g• - .. suited considerable alarm at Liebnu, and the mer- , moo tense—let us hope that, .on the second read- I su g ar - works below , the ew e s of w hi c h were at every moment I Sailed the Commies°, Stgia muter, wae t afewselgimespanie thee , were busily engaged in shipping all the grain ,hag () fjord r. I• N ASTLEREAGIt'S Bill, either Mr. WHIT- penetrated with showers of large stones, which contineed with- i maat h ' . taut for Peritau near Riga, to prevent its fulling ' r,ite.to will he disg raced for indulging in such un- i oat any interval to fall for the space of as hour and a half. We • PORTSMOUTH, Jett 11. - •• _ ..,. ~ to, the hands of enemy. The first convoy from , founds :; . as..artions, or that the Bill will be laughed ' amid easily dimingtab the detunatioos of the Soufriere from the , Arrived big MeJesteeddits Llelthants Fox, anti *ants hens . • Leland, consistiag of seventy-three ships, sixteen ; , claps of thunder, which followed each Gash of lightning; and the Downs. . • _ , , out of the liononrable /loose—for surely such a after every es plosion the stones and mod poured tiows In greater fl ee , Jet t y 19. st viiirlt were Americans, had arrived at Cronstadt, i• • quantities. We retreated to the gallery, expecting death every 11 is maimtesslllls WeSnis is appointed eolinsa for the Beast of sod were well received. Produce fell considerably • ridiculous mouse never came from a mountain in I moment, either from the large stones which fell through the'. Afr ica, Cape 0114100'd 'Mae. and Smith AMerka. • His Majeoe in eateequence. The last letters nW) announce the labour. roof, or from the severe shocks of earthquakes, which shook lY's ship Prometheus is nom getting ender w ei g h , with dal Mtn' • • str;tal et Cronstadt of several ships belonging to the I July 11. • voy for North Ansbfes. '' • ri- the buildings to that degree, that we . nstenently expected e tend roevoy. The exchange at St. Petersburgh on 1 • to be buried under the ruins. In this dreedful situation it was Sailed the l'costPnreti for Plyrimuth - • Ldrns, J rev 11.--IVe have considered it our_ daty to enquire, Impossible the I2'h of JIIIIP, 110. to 15d. Another very de. I to devise any plan of acting; the stones which fell on ills ma.ledreshiP Aeons Pulsed by last evening , Ildletbelle. with more than ordinary diligence, into the reports of discove- troy from the Mediterranean ; four sail of transports, being ling : : : s 'erect , fi re had taken place at Archangel. Amongst 1 the platform bounded into the gallery in such tesaatities, that prem i ses o f A r./ ries an d :de, and ex ya cesses ki elnm i itted in this county, during h ave th of said convoy, are arrived at Motherbank, and are underimie, Le huildings rolautned by it were the n nd a very eeaggerated form, every now and then I felt them strike my legs, so that to Oar Ileivrs, containing sugar to the value of 600,008 1 "fount., t'', it same into the 11,0 on Papers, and the following is don the house was equally as dangerous as to remain in' it.— • renthse• t h e ships came with the Victorious . Tr! of Mi. , , FALMOUTH, ALT 10. tutees.We were soon, however, obliged to embrace the latter al- aloe result of our enquirie3 : Sailed the Prince Ernest packet for Lisboa '; andabliPrincell ternative, for me sand had now collected in such quantities al:Miele in the Hairthargh Gazettes, dated Trans- On the 20th ult. the Luddites, about twenty in number, en-Charlotte packet at Om Ilratlls I—both with Mails. .. '•' ' 'a roof, ' the gallery up is the t.at fed the 15th ult. contradicts the report of the death ; tered the house of Mr. John Wood, a shopkeeper at Wooldale, YARMOUTH, JOLT' 14. ea. St the house fell in, from its weight, with a dreadful crash, • t Louts Bost APARTE, in these terms :—" Letters 'an I carried away a pistol and a small-cask of gunpowder. On Arrived yesterday from off* Total; the Batter. ~ s• • Friday, the Sd j ust. parties of the same description, at the same time a shower of hot burning ashes fell neon flee Vienna announce , that for a long time past his !e nter ed the I the thatch, and threatened to consume us. Moine provided our- Sailed foe that Halloo the Mokialto sloop of war. , I, ......: •. • • houses of Mr. Benjamin , vsonand !ii,j..sty King bolts who continues to reside at. D - - Mr . W. me n"' of stain ' l selves st ith a chair, as the hest defence to pretzel oar heads from .e '• L . .1 t land, near Halifax , and took from each &gait and a sword. The ' THE MARKETS. Costa, has not been in so good a state of health as " the stones, we now fled to a cave, situated about twenty yards mane night, another party, about ten in number, armed and die. at the present momeAt." from the house. which I had excavated iu the hill si de to serve as rased, several of them w ith their shirts over their coats, attack- a k i tc h en H ere we arrived without receiving any injury, Barbadnes l'ap.•rs have been reeeivad to the ed of led the family of Mr. Megsnn, a carpenter, residing near the though the Jeise. T M heMerchants of that Island, on hearing Porter's-lodge, of 1 met Whitley-hail =after securing the family in a .et fell upon us thicker tha I hail. • The sun I c a n - ' tinned to fall incessantly, till between five and six o'clock in the calamity at St. Vincent's, had, with commenda- Iback room, they proceeded to rifle the drawers, and took away the morning, when it gradually abated. Never have 1 passed Ns humanity, leaded a vessel with provisions for the a four (mines Notes and suite provisions. They did not demand such a long and anxious night; I almost thought the laws ofnae i sufferers at prime cost ; and the Legislature had sub- any tire-arms. , ture were suspended. and that the son would never rise agats,•i seei•ettly voted the sum of 6,100 dollars to 1w in- About one o'clock its the morning of Monday Se'nnight, the for at seven o'clock it was so dark yota could scarce distlifetilsb wer•sl in the purchase of proviiions for the supply family of Mr. Cookson Stephen-on, of Holmarth, attorney-at- any o jest at the distance of ten yard-, and the whole pf Friday i rf the distressed inhabitants of the colony. The law, a man universally respected, were roused from their beds , was much darker thaw if the sun bad been totally eclipsed.— ' tuft v .'canic dust, which hail covered the surface of by a thundering at the door, and on Mr. Stephenson enquiring i 1% hat a scene of desolation and ruin ope ned u p on us, when who was their, the bands ti replied, General Ladd. The door i morning came; the whole face of the country, extending from ihoodoea t was likely to fertilise the soil of that was then opened, and about 10 men, must of them disguised and : Owia to Peruvian Vale estate, is covered with scoria and mks, lilt d. • armed, presented themselves, and their leader, who Mr. C. Ste- i and the stones are from three to five inches in diameter. l am , St. Viacera's Gazettes to the 18th of May, state, plumate describes as a man that bad " seen b etter da y s," de- I afraid that great par: of the present crop,. sad the whole of the eat thn ioeffriere m sustain had continued to be mantled a pair of pistols; on being told, teat there was only one 1 next is destroyed ; the canes le e k as if a n arm y of soldiers bad kitved ip to the 7th, but had since shown scarcely p istol in the house, the leader enquired where the other was,l marched through them, with whips in their bands; scarcely a :•,) siells of commotion. By the eruption, the large I and on being informed that it had been sent to a eeighboaring I green blade is to be seen, and all the negro provisions are buried titer, of Rabbacca and Wallibou were dried up, and ! smith's, these unwelcome visitors took a very courteous leave of i n oa t It is almost impossible, at preseut, to ascertain the ex- ' it their places was a wide expanse of barren land. I Mr. Stephenson, and repaired to the smith's, where they procured tent of the injury which the country has sustained. But the ef- The melted minerals which were dashed into the sea, the °ther*Pis'ai ' anti in the course of the same evening they 0 b- fees of this dreadful eruption have been utast severely felt in 'Mined lye other Sre-arms, of different descriptions in the same the windward and leeward parts of the island. The sand and lul formed a promontory which jutted out some neighbourhood. On Wednesday evening last, a party of these ashes are from six to fifteen inches deep over the whole et ttl`latide from the main land, nt Morne Ronde. The depredators, about 20 in n um b e r, w ith t h e l e ader mounted one t en t of the cisaraib country. The Reber-a river is entirely dried quanta ) of matter di s charged from the crater is sup- horseback, visited the house of Mr. Joseph North, of Almond- up, from tbeinuoense quantities of sand, asbes, amid lava, which Posed to exceed twenty times the original bulk. of the bury, clothier; after obtaining from him a gun, the muster roll , have been ejected from the mountain. ' , cannot conv e y a clearer Iseontain. wa s c alled over b y numbers, and the y marched of in military I idea of the devastation than by observing. that the quantity of The American Legislature has passed an Act for "der ' matter expelled is so great, that the falls of the Rabaca river, admitting the Mate of Louisiana into the Unicfn. A person of the name of Patrick Daring; alias Dr. Bell, of one of which is fifty and the other seventy feet high, are now faholes. near iloimfinh.wq apprehended on Tuesday, and was perfectly level with their beds—and at protest it Is doubtful .. n ll ; t e_.untlerstand that there is a majority its the Ca . the following day committed to York Castle, on a charge of en- whether the water will ever again flow in that climatal. Tice ' . It fir granting to the Catholics the right to supe- deavouring le intimidate witnesses from appearing at York in WaUibo river preseo's the same phenomenon; and the data' We.- not. commands I n th e A rm y an d the Navy :—that is , evidence against the rioters at the ensuing Assizes. A person of 'bordering on the Soufriere have offered as mach, if not more, 1 ance, an $ r•;10 to fi ght at the heeds of armies as well as in the the mine of Ilarrowelough, of Holudirth, a Corporal in the than the Ckaraib count r y. Mr. Sutherland ' s new works, lately The Lsvel k ranks; but that there is a decided' majority against Upper Agbrig Local Militia, has been apprehended. charged erected, are level with the ground. His maga" houses, and - pawing them the right to sit in Parliament or re- on hit owe sanfrssiaa ' with having ad.' as Judges on the Bench in his Majesty ' s , Co urts p been 'a/seemed in the mur- . those of Mr; Cummings, have been burnt; the soldiers' barracks' of six days, 2,M.A. der of Mr. Horsed!, and with having assisted in the attack on lat Oats, Mr. Dixon 's house, and a number of negro ' piece-goods have' been of law and Equity. the Shearing Mill of Mr. Catetwrtglst, at Rawfolds ; but it ape ' houses, ' have also been totally destroyed, either by the via, and that a single oi. 11 - i . peen, on investigation, that Barroweloagh was at York with I lightning. or by the quateithe of hot asbei which fell.— dets fi eld for 7000 pieces of Yo. an c ee? inLY 12.—The KTWO . S state has varied 'me regiment at the time the murder took place. This s ingular , gar. grrison had a n,o,t miracidees tenter the reef ef , A few days ago, there were rotted in the very little within these few days ; he occasionally bas t tafiataati°6 of ae cmi °ff hims el f of crimes of which he is not, and I his hou 3e fell in, and suffocated a very respectable and worthy near Graham's Dyke, in the parish of Old Kt., t little increase of fever. cod not be guilty, isaaribeted to a mental infirmity under 1 young Man in Isis bed, also was acting asapobversetr, while be in the highest/tete of preservatiotr upon which is . Iption : Mr. PHILLIPS, of the Lyceum Theatre, is engaged which he is said to la. " ar. On the arrival of ft' ,errowciough at , escaped at as opposite door . - A good many negrom have also ' IMP•C•T•AELIO'HADR oat very liberal terms, by th? Committee of the New $ Mancheiter, where he was taken for examination for the par- been killed, and many more severely maimed and bruised hy the I A NO•A N'PONI NO•• 4VG - ' -- .......: vs: • l ' • • Theatre Royal, its Drury-lane, to take the lead , v iolence any that wit i pose of pfacing ban at a distance from his connections, he in. stones. This eroption, perhaps ,. exceeds in , a rot al p.efortner, on the opening of that The:te as ' formed t h e Magistrates that there were two deppts of arms, ac- have read of is the Mediterranean. Neithez „Etna nor Venetia. e, man t a t e e by the disturbers of the pablic peace, one at them ,in my opinion, ever expelled so mach matter at any one mop:, in October nest. i in tbe oeighboarbood of Helailkth, and the other near Grange l, don; for a gbh) which toothed Isere • a few days 'ago, had bee . W heis We are examiiting works possessed of in. . Moor; on this information. about 300 of the Scotch (keys, were I decks covered with mod, two basdredand Ilay mile. Itewkihs !tinge merit, uncommon beauty, and superior excel- ' dispatched from Manchester, on Wednesday, into the West I want of Barbadoes ; wad at Deaslalque; the eimitisiolsoNDWO Once, we are never to he satiated: the more we ex- Riding. and all aloe form its Hedd---ertlield, Civil and Military, I beard so distinctly, that thalsibebitivats expected to hear ates amine, the more we admire, and are ever discovering : wip Ordered to co-operate with the Giese in the seism& of the . NMI 'sweetmeat. Little did I think, when some thatto lir 41 31- ilex beauties to please our imaginations, and gm. , ememalod arms; hut after spelling the whole' night in it . fruit- ; visited the Soufriere, from the windward rn. co t leery, y to see i 6w. with 41111 Y i l i t:ist kiw i - of cur minds. Perhaps in no instance ea n ' le" march the/ "fired UP die° quarters , "haw making hay i ateadfut erliPtie° twwilt so n • be toon to tl s 'is be rin re fulls verified, than in Mr. WEsT's diltmlefi Weeory to liste add vei tha . t il ibe aviall is" atgd the l fac ion " e; s efty lel" eon - 1 4411114 :at m" ' al t sppreaebed the whole of tileashint* ll orfICTURE of Citalay Mauer) the Slits, the merits- ne spi c rators, and of imporeistalsarveries p roade by the taistakia ' iimoisred in smoke, and the mitt/batwing v;ee t ls ser &lee lea ' to eitich have drawn such crowds, last year and this, I Police OMeers is mere fabrication.—( Leeds Its 'll am happy to my, time we Moo sustained , less issisey. , par the British Gallery, Pall Mall, as almost to stir- 1 • , aeigbboun la the Chersib comatryanal that the North ~ ch i Pam; our beli e f - ; and still the "Public are, at this mo-1 n en is a poor WO,,,an - aa B r i g hton, of t h e ease tit 'mask 1 tireaal Sable Biters are still 4wwing. 4 Cnelimit" ' le Mv bas been appoiaped teeesanangand . aw n', at eager to be gratified with the pleasing sight Nesbitt, who has attained the of 95, years. She sal* bee S ense° 4"1"-- ' sustained, teat as ever. , Inetihrsod by routines:frisk sad giesee_rbread, lad beratareeata. ibe ittlery which the planters have preparatory lion is bet the th a d m vrid walker ) Library. Tlie ad- tilloodng Gurernovett stir a compilation for their los He. Biros' . We are assured, that there are no less than four- , smattered ibis wormers w , W celikel_ed,. Tons a mast interest- that Goeermisat will (mega 'the two hendoleilli kill Pled teen pose' iaformationa, ex officio, on the anvil, in KEN- !ea volume. °sem° _ i' d i ete " e ' r '!!_`"""h a Z a n id--4 may COlSpemistiole Is Ark' Petal& 11 - . * "left Ns the F' -- -- Wye tbe, arof . mPe • His% Law san t " 1-- estratory.”—MisOlia Eve Post). ' ladies. Me egiudly maltled mediae The tipsy metwnessessibadytiestea Baterot. Et.iteTios, JULY 10.—Mr. HUNT ha - . great, pit may, Is theoeba repaid llialiooef et all AM n akteesois usual, from one of tbo brass pedestals op- ar kemaa , tba seem,ea: thagasoinirilt .411110..fighr I= %smile the Rachange. the uprises s MIK ItegMetY: apitglottateetkete , i i9"-- 7 7. solos t Wiest •• ~, • a,l'e ' : • t et gr . i. al . •i. 'l. . , , , 'MATS Or TWO POLL. OW ?WROCLAW 1111WIWO. Wolin, 1355; Hunt, Hai. Majority for Davis, 1417. . :17" ab i o . / • ' y ' POULAIN Itaittun o'etAKIL. T V, , i ~.. raw teat: ' t unic L.,:a A. • r t; t , Doris 41 limn It . - • •aor i -Jo, BIERAC To the En 10111 of the STATESMAN.' .. 4 --......... --...... I STR,--I haveofiserred in your rateable Paper, that The following letteV, written by a Gentleman at subscriptions are'gniq on in some o f the I nal,orne. St. Vincent's, to his brother at Yarmouth, contains turing districts to present Mr illtotGaast With pieces several interesting particulars respecting the late of plate, as acknowledgments of tiro 'Very erainnnt Eruption of the Soufriere :-- -, 4., ../ services he has rendered his couutry s A me Recce's' as Council... 4 live also opposition to the Orders observed, in a' late Paper s that .tears' attl;the mingham Merchants have an W 0,4104141 inttoducies. Mr. B. as a tend:date for'ihe . City -Of 'WtErwick, - . at the next Cenerat end 'I hate reason, to believe, that numbers of electer's of tiOes and bo roughs have had simitar:intentions. Now, Sr, I beg to suggest, through the medium of your . Piper, to those persons inclined - to sebecribe for, the before ., mentioned. purpose, that kucli sabscriptioliilytavliibe better appropriated, in • the first instanter, to defray the expenses of returgag Mr: BOOVGIUM to Perth'. ment, either for the County of Warwick or else where • and if there should be any swifts, it might i ' I ultimately be employed agreeably to the' first inteu. tions. • .: . —wsts--• . , CON EXCIAN6F.; •luat 19. . • '' ' To-day thesiitic/ale of , Wheat 'make a large 'apply. • 'Salto •hckvily effected; at a declendon of about th. and Oa. pereptaner •'" oa that of good quality, sad more as secoad and iisferioi,. Bar -1.7 rathet Lower. Malt and White Peas neatly at the last clout/ . i ties: (trey and Brans cf each soy sail ISL4r price. Oats are • likewisela Istria so -. ,1y - . .1y mad this t.eiginpmett . lillopt Iv, sad 21. per quarter thew?. Fluor without variation.. ' Wheat .....•.., WS LIOs 146 s I Mk io.(iiewl ; .. • IS 'ls: I- fisedltto " ' '• 150 1.55 ; Do. (-FfistOld) :. •: --- Alltre q..... ~,. . s. ,GO 68' Poland to. Mali. ‘ _,. - 91 100 . Pot atoe do. Wbite-PasaAbelkio) SO 65 Rape Sebd ' • • 470 'A'76 • Grey do: ... . . ... 72 74 Fine Flour . • 115 s. 121% Beams • y ' -SMITHFIELD MARKET.—Jutt 19. To sink the 00b1, per stone of Sib. • Reef ....ss. 4d. In is. 4/1. ileoul of Cattle th is d:ty t Mutton ..5.. 4/1. to fb. 4d. I Beasts ! Veal ... 7s. Od. to Ss. 01. I Sheep ..... .... •.. • • 15.600 Pork ....t. OA. to 71. 01. I Calve. Lamb • —l4. Od. to Ss. Od. I Pins HAY-MARKET. . (lay CiliVer Straw 9l. Si. /3d. to Si. 5,. 0/I. --. • , -1i cat . t fol(*) aJi I - , , 1 2 • -- . The art of Penmanship his lately received improve. ments, which the wisdom of ages has not been able to • erect. Mr. CARSTAIns, of Newcastle-street, in the Strand, has invented a system entirely unprecedented, • by which the Art of Writing with eleganCe,, nor , • rectness, and swiftness, is taught in a few lessons. — We view Mr. CARSTAIRs 7 plan as of national import ance, and worthy of national encouragement. The Lirelpool Advertiser states, that in the !MUSS • of siz days, 2,000,000 yards of Manchester calico piece-goods have' been shipped at that port, far Ame rica, and that a single order has been set a a' .Io Hud. . dttsfield for 7000 pieces of Yorkshire broadcloth.. A few days ago, there were found in the farm of Bradfield; near Graham's Dyke, in the parish of Old Kilpatrick, a stone, • In the highest stile of preservatiotr upon which is the followills • inscription:- ' IMPC•T•AELIO.HADR • • lAI4O•ANTONINO - A VG , . -P-P-- '• EX - LEG - - % ' • •' • VICTRILS -- P - SSF. VI : ' -• ,•-• . ...:-.•• OPVS - VALLI --F • •"•:--.1 ? • 00434 CCXL - F e Tit& are tour figures upon it-two males and tWo 'females i• olit of *boas supporting the inscription, . • • • IltoT MU , •• : ''. - • • • • *Goononc.-The temerity and Itatosetion of youth cannot he too much reprobated, and, at the same time, from tho n g: zet a. . • once df parents; lamented. Among the numerals i recorded, one of a most distressing nature happened on gator.' • day senuiht, at the above waterlog place • war Greersock,-.: • Two young Gentlemen or the name- of BRIT. (brathery),•frasitt j ._. Glagew, with& man servant, went into a pleasure horst, amli want .* slipped the cable or _painter, thongis velar-Ott to the' k ol a so d emo omintifte of 'a + Orrin/v.6..0. tiresent • A beve-rsi-. notes after leeefew ihrolivev Übe b9RA • , APPeart 4 .l. Lewin s ingise.asostowfal , state of agitated reefing, faith. l i P sat e rf il e a roWever; fieulthe hisosano elertlebt of the tiehtleman visitors, and inhabitants dOomnsk, ibe.mmeafteireeell aye*. , toren *elesnawed from a- watery grave. The 'efforts of the . At. tendaitt, wised/mu/es the bighead itrabe..tent suppoited the m o spoos tet tA tkine: from becoming a pre -, - in. the overwhelaeo- ' ing tel — Forttinotely Over medipu: dentleseee - WM, bor . sosdiody.Oa strespor. who wilt cheerfully game their assist-. ilfe , Pad .ii feNith 1 0104-11 0 9 we ago Wahta: ant: they las ki lr .• • Q O W 4 1 4 Ow 0 .1 ( 40 . Aeir ila ii 7fi e ' A LA , liOnts****. **a * gr ai‘migt.' ligi - , mo wers 00k,e.. , a p rot is t riosu, flarpi i f seise t , r aii be dee. n tisk die t• alk . Il d r is ho t a a ris s tillisi Jests hi* that la at Arab be - piN, nag fripliwk • • - - . 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