The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-01 00:00:00

41t' 1. . Mail* .. DuWin PIP. I ''". ~ 0 • \Yodeler, 1 • ....” . . . Cfr4ij . 1 U . 0 . •" • 1.411 . 0. ••!.. 1 • * ' Leeward kataatir • . ' 0 Fria.; N Tiflo IYAIIAt per Cern. Red. 661 5$ 13 per Cent, flat, C'Sli Omaha" dn, THE STATESMAN. LONDON : S4•TURDATt DkCEMUER 1810. STATE OP Ms irfrrisTY'S-11EALT11. v. , Pilaw Casa:, Nov. 3,1. &Wig. His MAJESTY has bad some hours steep in the soqrse of the day, avd appearp better this evening." " Dec. 1. fg His M.t4 any has not passed a ♦ery goad eight, but is much (hays= as he was yosterday.'? (Signal as psudrl). We have this morning s received a Letter from a • vnost respectahle Diereastile House in Liverpool, lrhich fg,taial AN following !cry imPortaati4talli• gLoce thOgaidelers t arrived here on the 29111 f' ple!eleber t Ae Mayo letters of the 3d yr that 4, suen!h y atntleit that the Islyn.lrcrancqustsa ApT ff • !ft espoetrd to be rimpf)efi agaiost this Coun. fl try, ati provided by the lew of the Ist blay last, *lid that the Pitesznenr's Proclamation, to that OFCC4 was expected the following day, per ex. If peens 7 frous Weshington.'v Wo have before given our Readers information, titeluvively, furnished by Ibis House, end have It!ways found the intelligence received through this channel to be accurate. We, therefore, calculate "spots the fact of the general expectatiou, as to this point, in America. Nor is the expectation unrea. *amiable. While America receives from this country the unlimited wrongs she dues so receive occompanied by amyl administered through insults that would he wrongs, even if kindness were meant, no per. sop here can Imve one hope that any amicable adjustment will be formed between the Countries; cud America ought as little to submit to dispked war as any country, au,l cipeedally disguised war from a power that she has botait ltt the field! %Ira pave traced the folly of Alitsitters' conduct to Amy. rich and frequently traced it. We have put it upon iheatecona 1 And wo wish that i: had been in our poOci s .1; hate brought it before our holsCouaTs of Ministers might have received the punish. wept et their deeds; and they, their carcases would itetr he rotting in the grave, instead of walking lifiQA.l44 supporting heads that could nut serve yo!, eye" if they had any Connexion with an ho. Fyne heart I Ilowevei l we have put their acts to. swards AMeriea v as well as somoother of their acts, upon thticcird, ;nd England has been warned by ut of tbo molts to herself, if England will be 'content iiih such bliiiisters. Your manufactu ,Ters get. tarsus, mid neither Mr. FFacEirAt., nor 1%1i% YO!tipt, atO(the gentle Lord if Aititolysx Kill liar,. the Wilshire; to deny the fact, although they :pay hednringasough to justify the uccessity of that flat ration. Your manufacturers tare pining with want, they and their children, and your Ministers go on to throw away, one by one, every profitable and use ful market you have. You had nothing to lose by veconeiliation with America, and infinite beneficial results, tin the side of your commerce, to gain by it ! You could not lose your honour, fot if you had beep MI of it,. raioneiliatiou with Americar:ozo tstFoptg o ! ito!" ;Otis, from yin4r selliCtoUif ;maces, wuuld blow only w‘Tlivi metre lwrgrly the dignity of 'yew, 'wwetel Am, • the !cry poorness of Ihesatoallest nitelloa,wl44lo, kayo to‘il i reu, thili s t a (ill intercourse with America,. a • 11111i4111, friestily dispusition between On tw.p . /411pftiikt, ,ptite Itt l y liu r igtott g et to balance in swill" ittottrit yvta tofolle cluviou from the European markets- itow long is pil this to last 11u w often coo fon thii* you, unky flea pefro,l , titti natarittrontirrenee of ell the fol. lin and ptattir t a-you beep remitted ignorant Minis. Sera to goy itt the lien of 4,11. inankiuflt" 'rip great. eta nations itertqleltled their'etrength t beneath the impure of iparant (ount:L:ls t . How come you ct a 4)liertme fate Of islist Ileavia.born anateaiata are you m a rk, that po9 expect tp escape jho lot 'of others, you doing what others have Is y 440. 44,n 1 q of an indeetructi`bio pa. tole? Wili it nut Old to injtries that destroy smitog Thew , questions. 4moms. too serious fur sels, lint Who reildfitil' oil' si'yon. Nor have trt,ltr i tges of the Re - alm liatet.dtwrilesl4.on to temaio pa, a hands that no:11 guide l rfor:ittfairsi for pot fortnight tlpfre..— Vmtler eiiiences (wood 'Uinta dilßenity t *bate llinitteri - have s:o honour, uqr any Al*, la . other fortnisht be asked, whea t _1 ea. .14Oso yoq hare not outt .l .fianinight I o se4re. That tapie of lime tnoy not pass ogee . 'Pith nut Ike co ',pie! On! of ytml..! 4 uin i the fulness ) OUT alleges cCI treinglatiUnp.soil misery d '4'bere is inure isi4q Amp .4uarter, from .‘ hick these vvile ave. ready to .preceeo epo, you, Why . do Dior shut joy. pars to every candid, . cyery cytry mill s baying the 4 04 6 ' 1 , 441 re5t. M iourseiTcs it there is one r•kpop • *her not* * at any time, to iiim you 1!$(4 r 4 to Lim you bite ytAie hearte yielding • • .. ..•-• . ---~ _ . up ioui sena. *lon with yoir 0 1 44 1 44 harts! Look at your history ! and took a{ it WI the pool are open, to have something in tanuitinn, something by way of recovery of tints% written pimp tkerg.-r—Oh Qua °tit Itathrt t.)at ;night he the Wowing, the pr4se,l and the delight of man, should become their scourge, their curse, and their unalterable hatred To the Gillet of i.entien and Westminster, we have before spoken, with this feeling on our mind, wiseing to 'induce them to be among the foremost to erase the very remembrance, if it can be, of is put. They ought to have foreseen the attempt that was made lam, Thursday, and .ought to have stepped. forward with Petitions, and Remonstrances, too, if needful.-,--The country is without in Executive Guyernment. Do they, who have been branded by Ill inister. as disloyal, as enemies to the power and dignity of the Crown, do they tqat to countenance those assertions now, by their lence, when Ministeis fill all the functions of Roy. silty, without any Royal presence or atithority? Ab. colutely, there is no elle act of the Executive, iu any of its capacities, that any sound lawyer will say is a legal or valid act. Convictions, judgments, pl. nishments, wherever passed or inflicted, are bell by the soundest Lawyers, and the soundest itatesfi men, as invalid, unsanctioned, and answerable to LAW, the power of which is :ibove all things tq be considered We recommend this to all honest men's consideration. iVe could fill whole Papers with it alone; and we trues it will nut be permittetlrtol be passed over, by the country, in silence. This day American Papers arrived in Wetly from which we have taken the following : [From The American Citizen, October 30.] WEST FLORIDA INDE.PENDLINT. " Wu yesterday received from our Correspon. deaf in West Florida, the following highly interest. ing comintinications, which we lose no time iu lay. ing before our ILeadeis " Ilead-quarters, Fnrt of Baton ROklie, September 21, IMO. " Stlt.--To obedience to the order of the Convention, bear- I jog date the :r2d inst. I decreed Major Jon rttott to assemble v.seh of the cavalry as might he ready at hand, and march imme diately for Fort 11— It—. I then proceeded to Springfield, where I fouud 34 of the Grenadier Company, cominan4ed by Colonel BALLANOER, waiting the orders of the Convention. At one o'clock in the morning of the Rid, we joined Major JOHXSUN and Captain Gat VIITII,.with the :lot of the Bayon Sara Cavalry, and five or s is patriotic Gentlemen joined us on our march. At four o'clock the same morning, sic made the attack, lily orders were, not to fire till we received a shot from the garrison, and to cry out in French and English, • Ground your mane, arid you shall not be hurt.' " This order was strictly attended to by the volunteers, till ' s e received a discharge of musketry from the guard-house, where tlteGovernor was, which was briskly returned by the volunteers. We received no damage on our part. Of the Go vernor's troops Lieutenant Loots GR A MDPRE was mortally wounded, Lieutenant J. B. NETLIGNEs, Commandant of Artillery, was also wounded. One private was killed, and four badly wounded. We took 21 prisoners, among svh-os is Colonel DE1.4651118. The rest of the garrison esrop by The magazines, stores,,&e. found in thegarrison, have been reported to yon by JAMES NEILSON, Esq. who MIS ap pointed for that purpose. " Tue firmness and moderation of the volunteers, who made the attack, was fully equal to the best disciplined troops— whole companies are daily docking to our standard—and the harmony and . patriotism prey:Olin.; in the garrison must be highly gratifying to every friend of his eituutry. (Signed) " PHILEMON THOMAS. " Rouge Baton nod its Dependencies. " The Hon. Jim. Rhea. President of the Con- veirtion of West Florida. [l' Certified to be a true copy of the nri g inol in the Office.] (Signed) . " A. Streets. Sec." (From the Natchez's Weekly Chronicle, West Florida.) [Here follows a Declaration by the Represents. tires of the People of %Vest Florida.] The nines still continues to hold forth a warn- 'big •oice as to our affairs on the Tagus. IVhy did not the Times think of our danger sooner? When that Paper y however, did begin to sound the alarm, it did'uo( shake the discovery, fur we had long be. 'fore predict, pointed out all the danger. -.1 , A Meeting of the General Committee of the Ca. (hulks of Ireland was held in: Dub H os on Saturday tett. The "Earl of Fsso.tt. being cllled to the . , . Chair o Mr. O'Gonstart moved the following Reso. " id i om) , which w er e unanimously agreed' to : " flea the cordial and ulfectlotrite thnnks of the Catlin- Pcs of Ireland are eminently due to the Hight Him. the Lail frf f) Not•Giimoßu, tire iw.auptituile Mt which he under took. null the imply-sive eloquence with which he uncondition ally advocated, to fart Siatsiows of Parliament, the great (new of (7:st:..,lie Frt - - - —'• Secondly, Thut our Chitin*l" the. V'arl of PING.% 1.• is herelty inttructed to trio:4'l4 to the Earl ei DON OILIGIIMORE the foreving roujution,aecomptiniett by usuitable letter." The business of this interesting Niel:tin, which . • - wax extremely uuMegoes and respectable, concluded with the usual ,nte of thanks to . Lord FINGIL I for his ktolite and excellent cowluct in the Chair. It is said that Ole blAptilTy w illshortly remove from Windik to the Queen's Peace, for the con. veeienFc of the PhysiCians, and that he . will come to town as soon' Niartments eittOe floc ready. The QuFcm anti rgi'stassEs will also, of *Concur, reside at the Place. ' • Ciitusroraz,...the. Emperor. of Hayti, 'is said to have driven his Altai,. Pallor, trbm the Capc, with die to a of 1400 men. A Gentlemart 'arrivel from Oitend yesterday, . _who says, that 50,09 . 0 French are ordered to Boy. mite, and 30,000 . to Perpignan, to proceed to gerrisog of Ostend has been ctrde{ed to Germ any,,' It is s aid ietten areln fosse frem . Lishon t pf the, 15110415 t., end tnike,rto rassotiort of the retreat ofl hitsisea, and, nely 44 7 stroni body reef! French irerevisile Ich.vittu ad h f re in t reoc kor e vi • • THE LOST TOKEN; OR, 4 4 REMEMBER ME." • watrott OW TAR PIIINC69S A 5111441 /$01311,111L TRIM'S; TO HIS HA./OTT. Hy PETER P1ND4444.140 . " TH VISIC ST H. R. With ail the virtues blest, and ey'ry greet, Tocharro the World, and dignify her rife, Life% rape!Laqing fast its feeble tire,' !be hue Asits.t4 thus bespesbe her Sire: Faint on the bed of sickness lying, My spirit f5-um its mousing flyjng, Nof loug the light these limpid eyes will see ; My Friend, my rather, nticlmy Kula, Oh wear a ILlarghteses mournful ring, Receive the token, and remember me! • • : MST OF TILE MINORITY - • - • 0111 . Wl4O TOTED AGA;SIT THE ADJOUANDIINT 7O A FoRTNIGHT, ON VIE 29Tg 110VPIBEIL - . ... . . . Abercromby,Hts.J. flnabury, --- North, Dudley Adair, Rt. Hoe. it. Hibbert, George . Nugeat, Sir Ceo.• Mao). W. • Hippesiey, Sir 1.4, Cr Callagao. Col. J,• Agar, F.. F. ollYwoO, W. O'Hara, Charles Althorpe, Viscount Inset, Fnsaris- •-, °Jonsson, Lord 1 Anstruther, lit.llo. Howard, lion. W, Osborne, Lord F. Sir J. Howard, Henry Rniner, C. S. . Miley, Sir Jacob ilowortb. Huns. Piggott, Sit A. Aubrey, Sir J. fume, W. H. reirse, H. 1 Bagraul t Walt. Hurst. Robert Ponsonbv, Right Baring, A. Hussey ? Thomas lion. 0. Baring. T. Hutchinson, lion. Portman, H. B, liewick, Col. C. 11. Pyin, F. 9. Barnard, Serape Jackson, Jahn Quin. lion. Wind. Bennett, H. A. Jet3ll, Joseph Remaly, Sir S. Bradshaw, Hon. C. Knox, lion. T. Ruisell, Lord W. Brand. Hue. T. Kensington, Lord Seudatuore. R. P. Brown, Anthony Lamb, Hon. W. Shaie, Richard to Byng. Geo. Lasaoa, R. Shi pley, W, 1 lirodgliam, Hen. - Langton, Gore Smith, Samuel 1 Burden. Sir F. Latoache, John Smith, George , Campbell. Duncan Latoaebe, Robert Smith. John Cavendish, Lord G. Leach, John Smith, Abel Cavendish, W. Lemon. Col. • Smith, W,Winal Chalmier, Robert Lemon, J. Somerville; Sir ht. Colborne, W. R.N. Lister, B. Lister Sinspson,llsu.Jplia Combe, H. C. Lloyd, Sir E. Stanley,lywd Corry, T. C. S. Lloyd, J. M. St ewar t. aim Creevey, Mahal Longman, George Symonds. T. P.., Cooke. Bryon Macdonald, J. Talbot, R. W, nuncaatem. Viso. Maddocks, W. A. Tarleton, Ban. I °into,. Ilan. 11. A. Markham, J. Taylor, W. C. Dumb% lion. L. Murtio, enry Templetown, Vise. Eden, Hon. 0. Mathew, lion. M. Tierney. Rt. Hun. Elliot, lit. Hon.W. Maine. Hon. W. Ge.. l' • iliZeralci.Lord W. Mexbro', Earl of Tracey, C. li. Fitzpatrick, Right Milbank, Sir R. Tunon, WT. Hon. R. Miller, Sir T. *Vertuir. O._G. V. Foley. Hon. A. Maher, Sir W. Walpole, lion. G. Folkestnue:LordV. Milton, Vitcnunt Ward, Hun. J. M. Giles, Daniel Morpeth, Viscount Wardle, G. L. Goddard, T. Morris , Ed. Wharton, John Gower. Lad M tbley, Sir Osw a• Id Whitbread, Samuel Greenhill, liohert Alwyn, Sir Tho. Wilmington, Sir Gretifell, Pasco?. Newport, Rt. Hon. I'. E. Halsey, Joseph Sir J. • Wynne. C. W. W. Hamilton. Lord A. Sir J. Sehright, Sir J. St. Aubyn, Lord Pollingtun, Mears. pritsle. M. A. l'tlytnr, Freemontle, Cok raft, Evelyn. and Wil kit•s, Jilted In the settind 'division, and some of whom were at cidentally absentduring thetas division. ,-- The Royal Dukes were present in the Upper House, and rho Dukes of CLAseNCIL and . Susgti voted with the Minority. The Duke of .Yone sat the whole night nest to the LORD CuAncer.con, and conversed Dwelt with him. His Royal Highness and the Duke of CAMISKIDGII voted with Ministers. The Duke of KENT and Dirks of CUMSEttLAND were present during the Debate, but left the House before tie division. FEM4got 'FASHIONS FO,l DECEMBER. ' tArr • !Al A MORNING OR CARitillof COSTI:1111i..-4 Wielt bissahlt zeeu or gannet round robot, with high bosom, and long sleeves, with white Spanish weepers, tritnused round the bottom, up the (rad, aid round the bosom, with a cable - chain of crape. A white crape habit shin, with high collar, and Spanish frill rowed the throat. A cardinal mantle of black or grey cloth, lined and trimmed with white fur or' ermine. Prussian helmet, composed of the same materials, over which is fre quently thrown it veil of black lace. Mack jean slipper„ or half hoots of kid leather. Gloves of black or grey kid: A Ilevanufro Evzsuc Thtzss.z-A convent round robe of black gossamer gauze, with demi train and, skirt sleeves, ornamented round the bottom, tip the front, and on the bosom and sleeves; with a checkered trimming of *ark bugs, or steel. This dress is worn at presi,t ince antiader-drea or slip of black meant, but hereafter .will farm a mat odewing habit, whets ertended over a slip of stitinn• or silver grey. The head-drew consists of a Carmelite vaj of wheinet, bordered with black bugka or steel, and Sidanad with corre spondent tassels. The hair in dialseveiledenns, beneath a neck chain and convent Cress of jet, with ear-rings and bracelets to correspond. Spanish slippers of black queen 'ilk, with jet chops, or rosettes of bugles. Gloves at black or white kid. Fan of white crape, with sounolog bonke, and medallions im black A Sci wits Move NINO Eviiilines Fut.t. Jrhs . tvIS.—A white satin slip, oruamented round the bottom with gold, over which is worn a black patent net dress, 'with short sleeves. The dress entirely edged round with a ritti joining lace, awl ornamented with gold buttons ; sloped up ne the bottom iu the trout, and trimmed with a broad Koh . % late; The hat is composed of black velvet nod lace ; Veritinetititf 'wirlFged, an d gold stinky ice front. Hairs in nuts dividtd on the' forehead I necklace ;sod ear-rings 'if gold ; white kid loves; shoes of white satin, with gold rosettes. A shawl of French' grey silk, which is thrown across the shoulders any way that 'catalpa. Ktqacy may . dictate. .;, • JIG RIC ULTU it L REPORT FOR ROV KAMER. . ...,.. The mild mild weather through the greatest part of Met month has been extremely favourable to tile ybang wheats, of which Siere is a very large breadth sown. The young plants are very strong, and have thrown out* thi(•k flag, that will shelter and protect the roots from the frost thromii the w inter. Oats are of prime quality, and may be expected to fan in twice as 4ion as the frost makes a demand fur the straw. — The weather being mild and open at the begioning of the month, mate it favourable to eat off the rowen and latternuo hs, by which means the cattle have hey', kept out of the farm-yard. MSE!=iielnenspopme Yesterday being St. AN mair's Day, the Royal Society held their Annieentry .. Meeting, at their apartments in Sentence ileac. the Society pro. ceeded to the choice. of the Council and Officers fur •1 the ensuing year ; when, on examining the ballots, it a p peered that the fain wing Gentlemen were elected of the Council : Or Tilt OLD CODTICIL.—The " Right Hon. Sir Joseph Ranks, Bart. K. B. Sir Charles Hlaadete . ant. Samuel Good-. enough, Lord Bishop of Carlisle. V. P. Richard Chenevir, i Esq. liumplary Davy. Esq. See. Thomas Lord Dumas, R ev . Devil Maskeline, D. I). Williftm George Morton, M. D. George ' Earl of Morton V. P..lauses Smithseni, Esq. William Hyde Wollaston, M. U. See. Or THE Nkw COV‘ClL.—Samsetiiimia. Es q . Williamkgie bertlen, 1 4. 1) Gitibes Walker Jordan, Esq. Avumer Bourke *Lainhert, Esq. Samuel Lysom, rsq. William Morgan, *E A . Chriat..pher Robe., Pemberton, M. 1). John Pu:td, fop. tleorge John Earl Spencer t Donnas Young. M. D. Sec. or • terresp. And Elie 'OMeers were, Sir Joseph Banks. Ban. 'mid ~, g s mnte t t. ) -0!:i s E sq. Tre:!,lot et ; lliohishry Davy, 1 . ;si. William little Woßattots..W I). 4, rr t e„,r l ,: 3 . •• I, 1 19 01 e Ft JO 1 ome col t......,..: D=.-. qr. 00 I+ LTO r 0 -- '` -~ 1=I•••..-... ,++~►; PLYMOUTH, Noy. —yr Sailed the Walsittgkans packet, Captain Ref," iiith mails and passengers for Lisbon. Th e battalion of marines embarked this aftereo for Lisbon, on board the Abercrombie, of 7, p rl and Rhin frigate. The latter sailed inmedisto ' and the former is expected to sail this ove r fi ll morrow morning. . . Arrived the Puke of .4:91e) Trathan, r t . Nossfopo'lland, T ho 4" packet, Captain Britton, h*, her MI b f Ard ror Cadiz, and is preparing for ki k ; u the wjad is little, and at West, she is not ylp t to4Pt gilt this cutting. • POR.TSMOUTII, Noy, 30. The slips gust received instructions from his 4 jcsty's ship Galatea, that was bound to Gaits -areal' ordered bach, gni/ Not to proceed oith bet (or fibbnn ;—their instructions bare been tak train them, Ahtt English privateer (the iffeymouth)arritod Stokes Bay yesterday, vsnd by some mistake, 'fir tem igun.boats t Vira i lv t y Imo/plowed, she had 4 of be; m en killed by oat of . 44, guns, Lieutenant Phials! ( tali . " * at OtattilPir. pr light tr4alport4 to Curki au will on ti 'rho Q OielificPYr frigate, lately arrived fro Gibraltar. yemeimi pnitiquf Ibis morning, sod .scuna.up'to.SPlllloEll.. Sailed the gi.•• Albans, 04 guns, Captain r 4 (qr the defe n ce of Cadiz. , Went out of harbour the Docntarke l 74 gi a and Sprig#llj cutter.. !.t ; - sT.irEman • . . .. it• • ,„. „ •3 r , OF TOE IDISTRIBUTION op =be BRI T LSO I'fAV.AL FORCE, , ly; =pl. oprr ) - ;wecie/m2j E 0 0 ~ i.-6.1 5 -11 4 . 7 , - E_. 33. rati pli -, ' - `••P irq- mall EA *3 E,',' z 2 .. 0 ;1 E. •••• :•70 2L ° -. 6 .0" i• 7 f •-i c •F. : .1 . ;% a tP•s7agif,Ml7li. P. 04 4 E . gi Z I. P . 4 3. #. •4 2 ' 1 c—: Ag Fe • . iIL i .; • I I : ••• g : . 1•i" ' -... •. ......... ....A... .•.-4--.• .a......••• •• - 4 1 • • •. • • • • • • • 1/ • ' 44 j4,, .• L. p titAl ft 'A • •t. • ••• es. _ ". 1 I g tat M' I b.. camisebr.oetocZt w A - I . lib V♦ to 6.470 b 00 c 4 000 0 .•00 , __ . _ _ elwela I. I. Op• , ir le 0V4 . 7.'"i0-tt 1..... -.. ~~ • • " Ps. 1 , a 1 Om 1 :0 I 6...0 ..1 I 01.0115:5 *0 opc, ~r~ ~w~~ 0... ..t M .... I (J . ix, I ,:, I a... 0, c,;..1 c.; .... VI a.. Ca Co 4 t 6. *" . 94tc:it -...s Q.c.Qtcc 44-..“....; m cr.:4=ma.:t0mf.00W.w.0... , . -- . ,t THEATRES. 414),01NT. G A lasi We were unable yesterday, tram• the minas of matter, to notice the new. liiitorleal op4ra of Gustarta Vava, which was performed at this Des, tre, for the., first time, on Thursday night, and wo repeated las slight. It was received with vet! great applause; and has many interesting scam, and much tinp writing its it. Mr. DIKoND is Ott author of thi Opera, which is founded indeed up% that writer's play of the Hero of the Nona. The music has merit, aVd the scenery is approptidl and weft managed. The Opera was very well acted; and, no doubt, it will have a long run. ;Arms. A new Musical Farce was, last night, played al . Akio. House, entitled Transformation; or ) LON asd Lazo. DRAMATIS PERSOLE. Castelion - - - Mr. Maernews. Makesafe - - - Mr. P.ENSON. • Malachi - - Mr. W cwirisn. Wag - - • Mr. OXIIERRY. I • Cautious - - • Mr. K lour.. Adelaide - Mist KELLY. Lruly Tcoperpott,.. l 4 .;,., . .44 in Tsuswsi t t. Judith - - St • R ocs4 The plot of this trifle ran thus Makemfro an Attorney, has a daughter, named Adelaide, eilh 'shorn Camelion is enamoured; but he, disapprov ing of such ts connection, gives directions to his Clerk, Cautious, and his house-keeper, Judith, not to admit atiy personsintio his house, but Ludy Pep ltfArPni, Malachi, and his nephew. Laglast, all of ,whom be minis*, Welk - Vibes. Adelaide overheats the description, and -writes it down ; this she egad* , ally conveys to her lover, Camclion, who WIWI the semblance of all the parties, and, after some in cidents, which have neither novelty nor wit to recom mend them, shell carried off by her suitor anti married. The prominent situations in this meagre thing, sql palpably borrowed from Lore Laughs at Lock• smiths, and Bold Stroke fir a Wife. If this piece succeeds at all, it is owing to the excellent acting of MAmews in Cumelion ; which is really a coy. ' pensation for a deal of trilling with the audience o+ oilier respect+. The Overture and Music is by Mt. CoNnEtt., and possesses much merit. Two 14r - —-- 1 ge cotton mills bare been destroyed by' ire. That of Alessrs. Robson and Co. at Weary' holin, near Cotlisle ; and also that of Messrs. Slid• dleton aiul Co. at Sheffield. STORTING BST.--Atiltott, a horse.dester at 114 West end of the town, has recently taken 5001. to 3001. that he will ride (sous the end of Rover-stre et s Piccadilly, to St'Onford, in Lincol ns hire, a distance Of h‘Ore Oats 9Q wiles, in fvc hours. lie is tooted now within fire weeks, and to hate as inpy ha!? as he malt think neci wiry. ,„, owl - i5Ni TO 51017 Oc t nu Illy A lt° o a raiisg 04.0 twoblY she incis pcop le 01 !vile 10 I jog ell Oi l ej ual 10 m ore int Pe° orogen! ie tail ed Artois sAtll 7 Ind will think if c harade rprcseti : win . V a l aiiiii less, al Pt uiliori l ures, I U 1 rlref l C yetitio lit hip rag3tili Unroll nun: 1.1 ionerot little di sputiqu apathy vretS. 11141 1 ) rnittc, burst fl rctiont men WI t writers both se fa theii their n their c Ibe ab Party Anotl come utrin ruing Mei the in which a truci '~,~P'ni cenc l were Icien, aland arnus hush the 4 1 P-I I Prin Ili e f r 13,it 14 ,:sts :If rit _ - ~ ~` . . , ~.:.:~