The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-02-09 00:00:00

NIP IP---- VW' . "8. - . 4EMERK:4I. relps,.:—. Nival Dinner, ,given at last, in honour of the recent n ewts of Commodore Decatur, 3 ,,d Jones, was distinguished col and for the elegance and fiiament. The company consi hundred respectable and patristi flavor presided. Commodore on hii right, and Captain .Hull cumber of naval' and e minent in the civil state, extended The rooms were ornamented v riote and elegant naval trophtes. e . .iiihited two superb transparent Ill.' head ef the dining-room, rep.- ri d en gagements between the Constituti riere,•the Ft up and -Fr om and . - an d Macedonian. - 'llse . otber dispia: can ragle, bolding itt' hiss beak on which were inscribed;." Holland , 66 Jones and the Frolios'i 44 Det'tder donjon." All the other decorations were style—and contributed to produo lificent Impression. '•: mogul After the cloth was removed, drunk, iiitermingted with songs,,4 COPT Of cirrtrit Dial ADMIRAL WARDS. AGENT toll TIM SEOSSNGE OP awr %As, DATED S tag ,-I have the honotinto Mei,* yt sure. relating to Thomas Dunn*, and ix that it appears the said than is married. eight years in his Ai ajesty'overvicw. smite Gorerument: under the,etarci.icastances, ,r- ~._ 4ta baring made any apptieJtioli fur his discharge ..._ _ „ • Aate -, Hitherto the Witt Company had never sliewa4 - zontioues on board the Statira. '•. , : , '.. : vet coin : @ r. .' vein' t laic toasts* were diani -- d , and .• I have thfluswer to be, Sir, • - • , --; -,,, the toast regard for the Constiiritien . ; . , the Direi. • -104 ffah e eveh,•••ng - waiaPent rt arith greatcorniviality, ' • . Irir-ar o t i ll'O N B ir o nt ß t A m s b E le r i gaoss : .. l . hulas . nifernily seppOrtea Midiaters both in , Paditat+ ;-, . ' . (Signed)• • - • Note-The application was Made at the request othis for meet and o ut of it ; but " 't i n* 'their cry was, 44 . she . ~,, . ; , s ._. ' ther, John Donn, of Bost." who traotanitted a depeoitio4 f Mis r _ tt-eintittitutibn is in danger," while all they meant.wasi 1 CO VENT-Olt DEN . THEATRE. Lich. • .. krd .. 44 ,....,their0Wn patronage was in dagger. The i mposture.! - ... . The Bill from the Senate far bin . i .g .0,-,. iiwasasio barefaced to deceive the weakest individual.. Tile' aagedy'af done Shore was-last night per. and six 44's, has passed the House, end'au , let . It was curious to hear a worthy Baronet, the otherfornied'at'this Theatrei.,w hen., lady, whose neme the President's siguature.—This looks like doter • „ day, calling the present Ministers mere dwarfs and ..we underitand is DOUGLAS, made her first appear something. • . ~ in comparison With • Mr.• Pitt or Mr. Fox ; inure in bnlidon, in the character of "flicks. There The following is an extract the Bill thorn .Pig!uies• alluded to :7--" That there shall be empi o ynd an. ~ .a n'd yet this same Gentleman had been in the constant , is not very much acepe for' the display of great ta. board each of the said ships of 74 guns-elateo rinkb" bibit of supporting those Miiiititers, -when the af....lents in the chatacter which was chosen'for the debut the coonterworaitt the.most ,importaut crisis 'of 'this 'Lady : but In as far as welire• enabled to, ca ptain, Six lieutenants, one fi rst' lieititeuititatu d ~ fai"43l. it had ever witnessed. ,Mr..W:lihenentarged on• the '..7 j udio frolti herperformance last night f all, !Wlk titt* one second lieutenant of marines, one surgebie f ; injustice and impolicy of excluding the British trader she will befound useful in some those. character!. chaplain, one purser, and three* surgeoelease ,,bo 6llB . y i from the immense regions south of the Cape, while•-•Arhere there-is occdsion for energy or declaniation. 200 able , eeamen, 800 ottlivary aeameri Aq. , - SI ' the' Aniericins ' the` Danes , and others , were . ad- ' Her figure Is good ; but her face, though not devoid -I three i•eijeants, three corporals, one drineaNeei one ' , , . free 1 • . ~ - :, •i .t ose countries ; and , o expression, I mitten to a commerce.% - th h ' f ' is not remarkably pleasing. . Ilosi4 •lift'r, and 60 marines.t' , after a variety of other arguments, moved the pre.. voice is naturally good, but wants modulation ;.antl: tiosvoe, JAN. I.—On Thursday airfiretni thii n i, harbour from a cruise of 84 days, the United States ' ° violas question on the present Petition. • ' her action., in many respects, admits of improvement::: a.— I Mr. ti. Dixon seconded the motion. ' Her present defects, • however,. are of such a natant frigates President, Commeore Rocsonti t . !OAT , - Mr. J.ums supported the petition. He maintained, as easily to be corrected by experience and attention; ' ire's, Captain anew. •' hey havebeethital*O7t* that the experiment of a free trade to India had been and, on the whole, she promises to become hi tittle eastward as long. 22. a in. the sou as }at. ).7 ,sta ~ already tried in ;he time of Cromwell, and found so au acquisition to the LondonTheatre.• Miss MAIO They ran down the trade wind to 10ng.,00404 wit. . to the northward within It/ •milee ofunprofitable th ethmerchantspetitionedin some parts of Jane Shore, was very effec . :. ' ,w a a - x ; a e for an ex- aios'r, _ October II; gave e . it ham -to- the -British. s with justice be said of Bin s ! ate ! elusive charter. Soon after ' the Revolution, when tivei. and the same may Njjatphe, which eseeped lir -t . e night, , a,' -e ' f a t . I there were two rival Companies, the manufacturers of •C. Loma in Hastings. • • . • • 33. 22. long; 28. 34. at halfspast seven 4i i - A.V . ,;' - d i 4- : 1 this country had petitioned _against the unlinrited in. After this the Public were gretified,with a spirited &Okada . shtireeilawar mot .... two rchaat *Abe and A nal'revivalof th , Bur letta a Poor Yekona i troduction of -Wpm.. goods sw emeoue to them. al sp e . s h e h at i tav 1 salsa If the trade era's •laid-aetptetelf efeil Ake 'Wham* earns. thireet of .4reaserie- yesuscitatit,su.ms former proved to be the frigate Galatea : vessels under convoy, one of which (t h he 2 .4tgo r eent ; ' ;vitt *odd nevz;be much:more severely expe. the consequence of that strong paltonige with which m 2 I rieneed. •A manotacturer in India could support his the town. bath favoured and honorired the, revival: et in) was taken by theConress. On te to in - a - gale, the President sprung her main-ma st a f t ; family, of. twelve children, on the paltry sum of theinore excellent Burletta of Midas, we are meth badly, just above the gun-deck partners. Th e p re , :10.6c1 .: perweek ,- how then could . t he workmen in pleased inasmuch as it augurs-a returning predilec. this country stan d . the competition, if the trade were ion_ f for ' works of merit on the part •of the Managers silent and Congress never saw a sail from the Ist to to Spite of every e ff ort, the goods would of th i s Theatre at least, and a correspondent desire the 30th of .November. Since the last date have , 441.0 1 ) 0 ? been cruising between Bermuda and the Capes of be-smuggled in, and Glasgow and Manchester, now upon the part or • their patrons . * . the Public, to Virginia, and afterwards kept the sea till their pro_ 1 petitioning for an open trade , would he ruined by it. strengthen and remunerate them for this renovated visions were nearly exhausted. ~ !' I The interference of the Directors at elections, an in. homage to reason and the Muses. - • • A five captured American vessel, of 20 guns , h as stamp of which had bee n mentioned, was certainly . it may be unnecessary for us to observe, that this been sent into Plymouth. She left America-on t h e i most improper; but still he was convinced; Chit -the Iltttieburlesque Opera is-borrowed (tom the Ovidion 4th ult. at which time the result of the eleCtion f a r transfer of the Company's patronage =to Mi nisters fableof Vote**, whose wife,Venris, sntrigiied so open. President was not known., . 'Would either make them' indeptundetit of the Crown, ly with Capt Mars, that the thundering Jove thought A Bill authorising the admission of American yes- or the Crown independent of the people.. •He in. it expedient, for, the support of Pagan morals; to sets and cargoes, fgppi firitishporta t beyond the Cape . stanced the cases of Sir Q. Barlow, and Gen. Har. tele- hit approbation to the coreuted Blacksmith, conqueror ..e4e • , of Good Hope,andilso a Bailer relief of merchants I 65,- the ringapatam who, had gone ,W fi Veiuglit the amorous twitin in a rieb.if , irons anl importers of goods from Great Britain, haw-pis s ed' i out, the one as a writer, the other as a cadet in the ' ktildeed them to the derision of .eiwth, end helium . both Houses of Congress, and only wait the Prod. ; . Company's service, and had risen to the highest ', Hattie arose the charms of a red coat iielhe eyeeef dent's signature. 1 civil and military rank in India. In fact, the Corn- . beauayVaind The terrors of a criminal iedulgence, as The exchange oil England was 20 per cent. under - pany's servants rose by seniorite, and after long ser.. exemplified by au encagement in King's Bench. . par. . vice; but would any one believe, theta' the patron. 'The tntisic of this delightinCenteitainuient' we . - - -- - . , age were transferred to Minister', the highest offices ' belave Ito . bave been almost- exclusively furnished by CITY BUSINESS. would not be given to their depeedenta, for the.pur. ! Mi. laiani it : and the second act.:.of it is full-.of ges • —ew---- .• pose of increasing-tkeir Influence ? • . : niug, particularly the recitative. of Vtdcdn, the ac- EAST INDIA . COMPANY'S CHARTER. ..,. -*. -Mr. Quist contended, that . the question, as to the : compeniments of, which are not. _only ,liartn,oniouS s . . Yesterday a Court of Comincee Council was. held India Company, was not itowahe.proper subject of 'bit ! sentimental. The subject oj • this, fine composi- at Guildhall. After a variet of preliminary bait- discutsiou, but rather. what were the local interests , tion, • is a parody ,upen Otheilo'i , pernaciation of-the ness had been gone through , a R e p or t was received of the City of London a and-if those interests would • glorious o ffi ces of war, upoki a belief dillesdemotta's from the Committee appointed to draw up Reddens be deteriorated by the projected alterations, without ' infidelity ; and if is most efficiehtlysiiinaged,. and 1 to both House's of --Pal Himont, against the Propeaea .benefitiug the country. at large, then it was the boon- I was -.Mist efficiently acted Ando-eons j#IF Mr: F 4kw extension of the trade with India to the Out.pOrts. 7 --, den- duty of that Court, as representing the claims ! CaiTte who -gave all its. illpstratise - p e iuts their. ue The Petition to the, Ilouse of Commons; fouocied'on of 'Welt fellow-citizens, to support the Petition.--- bearing and cffeCte•-• , f .i• .-• :.,, • • the late Res o lutions of the Court, bavingaseen re*d , : lie shuddered at-the distressed which would is 'pro- i ., Atelisa,,Kattillat wie:truly amusi n g iltadisert; and aWI MISS Bee. and proposed f o r adopticn, 'dated - in Spitalfieldsend Manehesters 'by the influx !,Piakaartaa'.-iite Grand*linprd tr, and Mr. 1•V Aintatam rose r paid opposed it at consider.stet,lndia commoditiee ; M :the trade Were laid open. Tor, "" 64 `--7- ed so pretillf,lnd aceedeaulosesrs that the' able length. Hes.ontended' that they half no thaw l ;. After a few observations froia Mi. Faveet., in sup-1 Idabirni Queen need not to Neste ; blushed, for her re lariats whereon to, found the assertions Contained in ~ port of the Petition, :.0.; ~ . ~ e. • . • , preamitative s ,who was sceniell unforciegthf "seine. the Petition ; and if called ppon - to support its ails- .'. Mi. W I .. emu repliadi ',"':' ' ‘,.. • ' ..4. ~. , tion of her reignby may. .. .,. , . ; gations at the bar of ,Parliament„ their - inability to '..Mr. Altleieman Bums spekoilltertly r • contending, 1 Mr. 11-tom:me sang the h u ntinalOtrg, as Ilie 'Squire do so would r e n d er th em p er f ec tly r idi cu l o ps. F rom 1 that g r ea t P ar t o f the debate hadibsten irregillar, as. l in that .characteristic menlinees of tone for which he all th e mee ti ngs h e h a d atten d e d on thi s subject, ' the ReSolutiora on which •the Petition was founded is so eminently remarkable, if not Inimitable : and both at the Mansion- House, and elsewhere, there ; had been already diseefsed• and received the sauction ; Mr...SINCLAIR warbled in Adonis 'eery sweetly. appealed. on the part of the India Company and their ;of the Conti. _ . . I The following air bath beam 'introduced by Mr. by Mr. BRAIIAM partisans, a' settled design to stifle - all discirision, 1 Th e p rev i o us ri t eeStlon was' then put, and negit. t SiNCLAIW ) it was orig inally !e g g m hich naturally educed a susPiriert that their cause • tired by a great majOilli; after which, the original when be personated Adonis Seine years since.'the ...as a bad one,aed Wittki not bear examination.— i question on the Petition was tarried: • . meietly is.built uponthe.oid Irish. song of Ell y n: a lt,ie fact, proceeded from a consciousness that they I The Irish Society' were elected, for -the year ene I Roos:-. . . . . . . . . .. sere practising a gross imposition on the public.--:: suing, of which Heresy Christian Combo, Fe q, one A shepherd become, with my nips aid my-crook, What pleasure to loiter beside A clear brook; lie (Mr. W.) was ready to profess that he hadinot of the Aldernign•of this. City, was appointed G . • Carelessly lying, . ' Birds round me dying, .. rude up his own mind on the subject; and with the i veruor. - . • • . wi l e vitiate forego such pleasure) as these ittatiequate materials fo, judging in possession of 601 . • • • Ye mg rind Avoritibities so weed* WU h !:curt, it Was quite i idiculous to haaard''suCt atreeg I An elegant Silver Cup, with the following in- --...Pressevi all your eherinetiltmy•figeoe shalt .iseertions as those contained iu the peritiett9 i , - . * ties ' scription,,has•been prepared . by Mr. Richardson , anal attests/lass .r ul y,:::l4.,, tax, (laud th a t th e t r ad e o f th e p or t o f Litiattott 44 ad' T ' Castle Pita, •ly otallii" of the. Literpool Leather • - thieltheor her you look love, antl4l9y : he destroyed, or greatly diminished, by the eaten. 1 Tra d e:— .• . • ._.•• - . • - . , The ' cenery was entirely new ) mict 1 r• sion ; that the influence of the Crown wonid•be in- ' To . HENRY -lIRCHIGLIA St,. rag. Ewe Is A.S. . liath been mug celebrated for thb beat 'teased, and llie Constitution endangered bY the ' A AS a token a respect f9r his patriotic =ad indepeodeot Public - I , -4 .1.4. 1 surprise on Readerewh wilenosr en. 1 conduct; his unwearie4exertiona to promote. the best, ipies " proposed alterations. Ile believed, on the contrary , 1 rests of his Counirytand in.gratitodr for hisfoiverful t zu d. thatnech of .14. °poi thiseceasion, • that it would nut lake an atom of trade from the • ration in ps Parliamen t v eit: o i i i i , l p ei l ib t e o r ou o T ant w ite ich alinssenaal l d P "l g elk " .l 1114*°bation- with-which • port of 'Amami. There were many . merchinits in the ' 1,. , w i ll or ,6„e ri t,,, maseeactore,and oppressive to the io: wasareated. The terminating soene War City, unconnected with the Company, whb would be ; hawing classes of the commatitter- . . , . . • aturthe whole machinery Was well. • -• .. , Tais Cu P .. . .. rap t to take adaietage of the opening - of lhe•trade 1 • 4ri•the deficent of the when, , • Was nganimoielyvolvd, !tithe. : . ••.. . , Deities, to India, aipi. nos to one of the. principal imports, 1 uvEmpooL LEATfigit TRADE; -'.'. •: '. •. • . '1110.461111Va.t oil the•first night of •is Spectitele gout's, three ifourths of it must always be con- I Pi re-• - Asst eni bled at dy e leather, Ball, • Oct : 24;114..; ' '‘v• aollostedi.the whole Court of Jove were hued to Voittitin,- Where wits the chief consumption Hie Excellency Coont 7 Foacaises,. the lonise ifivis Islinied"beettetai.heavetrand earth) of th a t a r tial e . I f was tr e at i ng t h e merc h an t s Of t h e out ; bassedor, was at the • Wass's- drawiagsromm war : •The hour was crowded, and the' where Polls, and the manufacturers if Birmingisain, I ike a set. Thereday. - '• ' ~. •.. . • r '': -•-. • tainted tiiiir 4PPmalsbY- 1 / 1 roar 0 1 7 - . :. ' „ • r ' -Pfa d lP ' • dispensing rould. of.fraign-grown charity. rarms,Aby•the suitsAine of thiaß•eYey • *ad nsoliten'd by a tor , •,. From source of sensibility, . , _O, may t h e, flourish here ! ' • '• Conoelat4joia each shopt, to play Round those thy mind adorning; . Rene 441 whose umbrage vre may Jay, Nor feel life's scorching noontide ray ; Its frosty winters scorning. ' •• • . Titi4 nvt, dear Maid, I'd soder sisal ? , Or iribe—a. Atari away; ' • N ifaida can isy—loh ca at you; can is! iktragiltB4lliine . ropey. - _ • " a. s. • ."' 11 1 :01-AL INTRLLIGKNO. . f rr . • 7 1 f. r,! i r ,x i. •-•41111...1- FALIMVWisi .JAW. - Ik.k.Arriatel ! lthe ,Maachcatert packet,• from fintinam, in 28 days; Staiftsurti packet s , froM Cadiz, in nine days`;', and the Xacke. rel schoonebipmgibraltar and Cadiz, 'with a bat _ of letters.' • SeirOd his .Majesty's cotter. 'Sylvia, with alba for Cadiz, ' Tossair, . FEB. 7:-L;tiiii7a the beautiful new American schooner cashier, with coffee, iruljgoi, bath, 4 c..c . apturesla ► few*isrAfta . by his Majevirs ships fifi liad . itandeill ' ihellotilikei - mea titled() and the master wounded. The Cap* of the'Rein deer (which ship came in with her)':4Purtaithat the Iris was left in chase of another, and that near Iti of those . vesiels were left, about to sail (tom. Baltimore for France, when the 'fleshier put to sea. • , The 'following extracts have been received this morning by .the Surinati Mail :---- GI.T'ADALOCPE, DEC. 15.—. These seas are still , swarming with Anierican. -privateers, and ,we every day bear of soma :capture among our drugging vesselsi by which the trade is much annoyed. ' llanerc_ . ,E Dec. 14.—There is a report here that seir it/41478P tei#n. Atherlian privitteers cruising on the iniiit. At prevent there areonly two ships in I. this harbour, the iris and the Specatalar, that bars Ibeen now jaded four months, waiting for convoy to • protect them. DEMA . RAi.i p pki. Ig.—His Majesty's shills Craki .. . . and • Lightrring have been cruising to windward, since which we have notheardiny thing of the American privateers,' 'sly Tor ten or twelve days. , 1 ' :Shit...mi l 'Dim 8.-C/n the 6th aud.6thr instant, F . arrlied berilhe Aidilian r from mhatitigl the Mein: -ekiiter--Pigkt% froni ralniontlil and oit . schooner frpm Cayenne,_ none of which iii* MO...American :Privteers - So'ilier itmat, we therefore Ipfventine they have left thi. 4 l'' t . her/bin/the Std and instatft,'Ntht Plisessix, Norbutsse r and. the Fame Greentlegt4 from Demarara, after tieing . taken and plundered by The Higliflser American Kiyateer, „. n e kSt-iNDIA sHIPOTNG.' The 314 Walthamstoro had arrived in Bengal, front Penang, the 28th of August. , The Coldstream sailed from St. Ifeletia the 30th of June, with the , ostra ship Larkins, and rrived at Diamond garbour the 21st of September.' • The Astgil had arrived in Bengal froms itadrai the 15th of October. Ttie Thanes: arrived at Fort Marlboro:o the 29th of- Jtine and was dispatched to. chin! co thit # , .. . . , , • ..•• - • i • _ . • , , . . .„. , ' s. . • . . , - . ;•• ' • • - - -. .. • • TAR. S'isATEsm ‘NT.. - -,..,. .•• . , . , • . . . , . oaa:=2;:r.amaimiNt • ..._ - - ____ . .. i . . • • ~ . • . ~ I. • , - - 4: - ;-• :4164 - 1 . affeie,to let t iiiillaillattbe.evort , ftiltidiilitiali : ll4, : 7 ,ll 7 ,l % .e•H r i rr 11200DIZtelefik -•'' ' ,''" '% ' ••4. :,, c•••• •• ; ' - . 2tt OA Ride• '•2 . • . . .••• • `7- 1 mit o f no increase,-rtliat their eitiettationa Would • be *•-•••• - ' -.. •:"- .* ::•' - . ,-L. .• ... - altlik• - •••••• ' .--•••' '. • ....' - • • • - 6 naki . 7 -' • • • :New York. Dee. trt.. ' disappointed; and thethselveilified • liy . thivopentivg . ri it with much Apietntuisi we 4taneii t 'ffierAi . 7 g..--4... t . ' 7 • 4: 4 1 r4w* 1 drf 4 "! I s tr iiim g , . . •'''. • ••• .• . rnd A rlite vett .•'• --,-,• • • - - ,--•LJ t the Cite Hotel on 'id the trade : - 'l . hey were serelyes•cevapetent to judge • the ''- *endes rof Manilla . elefitivies;' . the- bbstie• • . - -, 10 . 4 :701 41 f !e*.T. l t' 7 7 7 :2:?_ •. • I/ • -.• •• ~, • India -., .. ~. recent naval abhieti'edf'• b h that- •• score as his •wnietsy: reieud doer him (Mr. ' h es t disOutafreititi•indliblv equally: actfyo.;••beh: , :•• ~ : ninitT(.lo7o l 4 l l39 Mot rea l ?. -' - ' '-: 'i! . ; Ik94,_,Cßptltilii . 'fir, - v%,,•-• • a „ain), who proposed ilia • Hatointinne . .: „ Oat ',. abeie WS tilitrat l rdficitttiont ottlar*Mopery, advocates,. . •. • • .„ TovissApplisasne"...sr 1 .414,4•• .._ •:,..,....*•; t • •••.. 'Y''.tlste and nisei 1416-10 t e .theory of .danger to the constitailen from ibe r ite . cse'il . dt.aclorin isliotintireti forgotteh:, , :The -:• ", 7 . l 'n.rawmmlidiogr im ' re•°l4lol "' m t *. ''` '.' ' ' ' , varie t Y of : 1110 edieW fi l insfer of patronfign to the Crowi4 .saa 7 nitio•ridl. Ha*** Vlob: mhi4h is eoelposeci of soferai'll i eer,i! ' -• ' -- T''*if f r: t igrl ri f. sr e u f . ,`''.• .. 4 . .' '' • . , • -'. • • :' sisted .of aboitt; .e., irtir c •; i l ailstt 0 coming from ,the EillittdrilPer ,thi- late - Members of Parliament, end Viatlenien Of raided • --.-. Vivitte le mit-atvi,,se!iy We? ' - -." '' '-' . ' • - toile citrzeuts. .). ::: . . . '_ l ''' .. .Ciimpatii: .On the contra lit' th ought ;lief. Minis.. praperty l ,,Associated for int purpose of ' . .piveitring i. .. , . • •Cesteo'Mr i a,Y . 2 l ballteir; • . - , •• : 1 Decatur Wat'sairewl•li rs vfl o w i toirc _ atsay a (loot _,.. In - Winos* d f tte f orin in the Representittion; held. their fi rst-meet. •, . To Orin A. Oa t e thistspoiro Ail% •• ' • fl• ~. •• . $ Alit [or . ''• 11 en his 1 ' e1 t ,„...._ . .V ientiv* "thir : thoseii; mid his thaoh.l4.a.Tha . pot w .had - a ing tfi is "year it - tbe Thatcheti'lloute Tivtrit, on : s ia; , - rheas rurft i ve t° • me .. '• • Twu ` kr • .*-*,' • ' ' • , , 'Tut',,v • in " 1 :`"” I -,o ll l s 4 reeit_ nee-04 - 15 millions, and a Ceirviaiii,i': . jag 'patiaa. tiiday ititiP r ifieniar'Nortilmoret; Esq* cormPfyliti - '.. 96,4 0 6 flaelm edlat l"" 1 . 9 thlt*** • '•• ' - W . , dad on each s ' " '"' 411 . 4 ge,i ts*ich•they were. totn th part •wliiii and ale e- - shire, in tlivreitifir,•• Among thr e s ompiiii ir,ssio?t„ • .• .. , iasettlylv b , Arnie : drew I . • • with the most p,pl4t -- 4,eistiarZthe times were,. 1 r still Mititilleta . iibuni eker. we notleediSir J. Ttivockmorion, Mr': fif,bn lit Cr; • • ••(....9.o4Fitlahtl eo 4.t ctk • iffs c r s' en ' • ' b " - ' .. - •'' • s• •Ara n ng• these • nfP. l scill3 it with some degree of reeponiihilfty, which was goviie, Mr. flatlet; of nerkshiral Mr. Ito - ki, *the - •• Let "`" • 121flikeltmi.rssil ' .. 4* . " - '.--- - .•' '' nit paintings; el l e t. _ Arl. • ••. ..,o4iot um ass 'With the Direetors. : . Tbey•lthe Direc. late Member for Wottnii Basset . ; Mr . .. West . ti late • '' Long have I iriilied to root them out., :.- •• • • . - , .. '.'' representing the sgro• .iors) n 'ittglii•do •thiiigs thief even.ln?'..thellirtjaiet t no r .Ifigh gfieriff of 'Warwick 1 Col:Canning, Mi i ihraltli... • Tatmo we e ds .. that choke the mind; . r r .. ;4 1' • , .. !flotilutio'n 8. " (17 6,oo "ltiMiulatefiiiiald dare tirda: • Of tOla filliild in his man, Mr.:Perry, Ste; . .• -• ,• • •• •. • .. • . • - , . ilew.creepiug vest . rs,•eniangied doubts, , Lod the United ~4'latft jtotha 0.49 f; it was a letter's .' .." ''' m'an y ' of '' A Iftlitivetis read frOm the Earl. ; .of Oxford , ap0.... -..'. * Theiiir'al"Pd that bind.- . , 4161iir 0• . .. IA iSPIIY)IIg. the sAuriF4the Livery of London •on the la* * * "i, boy' a' lOgislogfopids absence as i Vice-Ptesjilint. • ' And avarice, baleful plant, the ' bane,: :1140 .144; . i.t,•:, , , • ! , three civic i_9ftlit;_, 34 , 4F ii ., _ . 3 Sioions who ' appeared ' to . 'lsil it, clew , in the • : -MA. - Ci.icrosa proposed : ilie - Thinkii . Of the .Clab . •••••:' i'' '.. _‘ The niehte!sede of the snah...• ' .• • -.1 •i.;". 5 . Venli die Onei r t e Pf_r_ I...lndia-house; and' sfie wed the underhaud influence .to. Walter fa wkes, Bsg.. for his able and copati. •- • : .'• . 7 1 _,5 4 4 0 ' 4 4 1 ;.! y ew * , " n r r o v Lio i nv -' • t tl ' IT ."' '' • Irsilti th ambrovialbowl. , , . - ... , .s ~.„, , radar and. the .' i5 .., 4 ,i . iLichiarit'i'Dlieeters coercive& duet their iftimprous tational refutation of Lord :Milton's Midrib to -kis ,- . „,. ••• 1 , :„.1,. _0 , ..•„,..1e 4 . 2 . , e, „ . !'ift:.l„ . 1514. • . tri?;,ollpeirditltni ! The letter was - a l i fol h lows ; Co . ,m ns 4 tit t aLA ,ct s o r while( trus-anenloteusly agreed to. - • Profusion springs, and spreads to fast, - (." ••• - , , re in tho most !a,5,.t,a1ut„,, 6 . 1 gi. .., ~_ • fres; after some 0/notation* :on the . •'- - 13 1 Pe low . 12 4 sine, . ‘• .. • , .. • • • wer!lag ripe pe jeices, - whieb-shealit Ws , • ..., , .. • , . -. .. • • ices, pie;turestre•4l 7... •5i.; 4 .-.-r. am directed bie St 11 g h ils e ts i Mr• i froationig State •of the fends of the. Club, Anil the ...•"• • • • • _ .. -*. • '• 4,- °h it ingljsi.Anii- Mr. R eid, . lrr rec r elmst: Y o o . mill NO' oprve' ty - of exertion in the_great. cause (Os .which. -•-: . Ta i ' wine, • - -' -- •' 7 ' many toakti,leeF eased by ou -. t - A I Y _ r Yto ean in_ V* terest:tcfproovote the re..i.t P he r y.,wAirtaii,v . oplated; gave notice of his Intention to ' :-:-.- -. 4 0 ( 1 -10 1 e olef_o„doe.eesed . terlog all,. - • •-:. .. , I ' 4 unillr ,ic • '-' e cticm. W i l e ' . Ald erman Sha „ w „ v . _ , 2* a Re P rt : ia ,llit ir , propose, at the . teat Meeting; that the Club eheutti • ..,. C Oy cliabi I . • ••• •••• . 4 kji . rig,. know! so stop; • .:d .4., ..a. t - f.)-, -: - . . . )* ' lavid' us ivy, ea the .4. •-..-Ar -$.•.. . $.. ..., • Aldoeakilluls4o•CitiO!..cftS,.4 o ',•• uncll4 and in dning 1 Offer:a re arcf a ' ''gM a n d silver medal for the two , • ••••• - lu •, P s • wall, ' MU* , so•_s,ll_ o as AttlYAlflettroreelvoteisie414 : - It'proadly boasts to prop. • ' TO 07,,AL L j -. I lifti lf- All ' Pl ir.;• " 7,l "iiii4leSee . '!«2`• • • . • 1 am ,. SEC: . '- • ' •• ... ''''liiet# l : Ugtr; tio;lll4 l teiaCtinnteltr %.* - ' • ' • S ' agar ° emu/4 " nd far rm. ' 4111m6 i l " .;‘; :* • ' t gi a tirie,'Det„. ;4,10. r. ji : . t t .......... ~ •..: •„. (tailed) " W741.111 1 11L0N5.7 ' •••• afi c ' 'mitres * retell, - Esq" . sthe premihtlifigh gerlfr of . ..'-- " 7- : 4111.18 ." wid " .ls*-wi .'. '." ''-''.' - . t i . i , your letter, . .......erkettr o Pere_fealialifec ' l iiittoence' a the" at add' , • iiro lt i t ic. I be g leave " In '' if tließr'tvere 3090- 'ersotis in thecm to of th Co ''•• ' ' led- ill s En g lantil itits 4 4 4 • l .`• - . * P . thnir: P dette Y mint% -lAlk sa4. ' ' je tw tp ri d l e o r th it et 4be e.e .e nt ex i t em stee en lllMPAieudemare, Esq...N. P. and tep or : • ' ' 4•ll44.ll " c V ntent will; soothing ' balm, ,:,i • : . . ..? ~,, , Topoitinate each grief. , ti w u e g r . e . prop ; osed" ! s o .be bal. ' - • , . r . , !! • t d•receive4a yeiviO • . 4 patty,"lind '1'6,000 tratitsiben. - . ~ , ..,." Lad candour fair, and honour wand,. . -.•,' . . 1 .; 14:0, and th e wan n6 il l ' a extenrof iht. mischief It.wiluld net be .135sy to alai. 1, • • - ii • And generosity, • • • - l i scharge f rom ,priatii :. 1 .... • a.. i ,.. .1 e company arterwards• partoo •of a very ele. .., ~ de fruit . . _.i . . •• • _ istss...t. this I..dis C..mnienv lata tiovaar ch - dtam . ,".• _ - vii•_ :. .-.3 - . .- pa .___._•___- _r_____l_ . ___a .. •. ....• Wit .P dispensing r° ll ." , • .• I 4 • .2 , ' ••' ' • 31st of July.. ? • The'extea Orp . Northampton, outward-bound, put !me ..•••• it Wont, , isktntke Cape . e 41st or October ; she parted cam- ot seallcame; • p ny . w 4 itt a yr uphrales, and his Majesty% ship Ne- ,I. .., It - . ~. rens, An tee PK of gust. . v. , • ' Ttie. l, l4o • ZOst had been detained at* > nth as tbifTheatre . MOral l • reVilsit r.etirn f ofts Fort Marlborough, to . I' witty, of tts scenek 4 be Joined . itilive bk• the . Debi,. Castle and bard St. 11111 wej nfor m them l'incert, .kfr.ventu4lly by a fourth* . ship, for the' _ was deserving of purpose oyi ti ra_tsdipitched twEngtin W df. .- • ' elt its exhibition The D : :Scott etid Itoyabriforgeweiitto pro= * , was truly brilliant - , I eyed one etsj:ageTtom Midis* toCltina t on the . managed, except' 10th of ptember. . , , ; ' • 1, by. an ncridunt, ` - .. • owsanasursesaree, Spectecle se. coup- 1 -Yeattordi morning, Viscount CArrt.autAcattrana. I were awkwardly- acted basi es .with the girl .cif Ltreuronit.,• at his p it - i -. ' houiel„ in Whitehall : a(ter which the 'Dirt #f Ls., looposile aodienub ieueour..wiited upitirthe Peuttieltititisere, WWI. ". yr eigise pleasure. too-house. • z .- . ~..--• _ . • V . .. , • , . ~:~