The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-12 00:00:00

Pr" -- • sr. 6 • Po . _ EblThß or THE STATESMAN, oma. • - - . . 8111,.. he PrePring system has bee n carr i e d so the present. ' ' it i s said, that th e ihr e t`Dattettee id Om TIM *l' 1 9 ,. the prtseitt enlightened Ministry, that Goa Regiment of Peet ()birds, which entreised hdPegia., lily knows when it will end, or how fat a l it s c on . s mith on Tommlay sad Watittesda, tuts i'l inlet *to soletittge may be to the British nation. Bridges, emlwrk for Spain, have received coaster Nets, 'and o s ek n o nnt d , and Brnk waters at Some, appear to onto remain for the present at Hama Berreeks. . be the reling passion of a set of men who issee with A squadron of the Ist Ring's Dragoons staved in have, Limerick on Wednesday; to replace the 19th Light a pertinacity peculiar to themselves, hitherto rejected Dragoons, endured for Dahlia. .on the Aerial :of' the cries of suffering humanity, mud 111 those legiti. the whole regiment 1. Dawn; dew trees* ere ego Sate donna of an oppressed people for a salutary re. pected to .obark lid 1'40..1. i .- - • teem In the State. ) recent example at ilighgete, Tits Ws Gustine....On Igaiigsy do t rasa 0f where, by a miraculous interference of Providence , likaltlNGToll inspected the deeds**, 01 *First l e k n ordered for yosign swim, in g yan sae raINCZ RICOINT and a host of the Nobility and Life Guards, Park barracks. The Re iment was imanadiately , Gentry of this realm, were saved from destruction, g formed i n is d o t es w h en hi s L or dship addrepeeltbere t i awing to the famous arch, constructed under the nearly in the following words:— -.: . • , euperbitindance of the still more famous Mr. Rms. issemer " 840 L:a w ta t t e • R d eg " b iam t reed n"t d blartte die j i g l it lis e w y th : i me, having happened to fall in a few days before the man s m i te; ; w ag e it wasisst mare. tasked, dem Dad na- 1 procession was to have taken place, is one iqstance eon to leek far from awe whose ehateeter. the eseeimee al° wan (a „ hig Al e g i g * N i n a the w oof t o c o rsow n i e y ne ), of swhat we are to expect from Hate:pine to the plan. led taegkt me t• wife aillimPeck Wherever Pe g y b." , using gentlemen who swarm about Government. The ' hawse/tend yea. Toe tells yen hare to perform is seta mean . s me. The etpeetetlen erywat comics is very high ; but year 1 construction of seventy-fours in the East Indies, seadoet wiii, I am well snored, amply keep pate with them : ; which and 1 saticiwe . w i t i mer kag ia . Ole Thew yam are a b out to se . 1 are more like washing-tabs then men of witts gstre, sad th em e ai!iasold Illesefiser. _ _ trf ,a,re &emit I °l ll4 e„___,r bD is another ; and, if report be true, ens climes win the iloriees achievements es Jae swiss A rmy as the ii..al! r ul tea. kwat ___ _ lest. et of Plymouth. For my own part s This Address was received by the men in the awe ' I have isikpedence to enter into a diepassionate esu.. 4 euthosiestic manner, who threw off their tempi- aid t shwaon •• at e . m ac t- absa i di T y _ rea one a n ti — net ',pettedly cheered.. i /be Mayor and other Magtatrates of Plymouth , ; lik e to see his rulers the dupe of eve specebitive according to ancient custom, breakfasted at Jogai; i adventurer. It is, indeed, most featured*, that a man on Friday last, and they proceeded to inspect the of talents, like Capt. Meet.; bas started up and op stream of water which supplies the town, raised by i p ose d t hi s new specimen of our inventive genius— the immortal genius of Sir FRANCIS DRAKE. . I beta passage In your Paper of Thursday has created One thousand pounds has been contributed, to ~ Wm a feed for *misting the industrious poor of " t e greatest alarm in the minds of some of your Bdinborgh, and its neighbourhood, with provisions, I Readers, as it implies that Capt. M. only wishes to during the continuance of the scarcity. . j Modify the plans already before the Admiralty upon A large quantity of half guineas, most beautifully : thissubject; if so, it would have been infinitely better executed, are ready for issuing from the Beak, it b e l ie d o pc i n t er ** We e der t h e most re fi ne d i ro . which, it is probable will be delayed in conseqoence ' oreeetnents a the. thing will sever answer. Objections of the late sudden rise in the price of gold. • • Rich and Pour still continues its powerful attrac. against it crowd upon the ailed with such rapidity, tions at thei.yceum Theatre, and the exquisite pathos - that I hardly know when to begin a recapitulation of displayed by Miss KILLT and Fewctrr in the last them. The Letter of " A Naval Officer," which scene, is superior in effect to most of the best efforts , appeared in the ST/MIKAN last week, coutains in• of our first-rate Tragedians. 1 deed the sense of many naval men upon some of the Mrs. JORDAN is performing all her favourite the. 1 • rulers at Plymouth, where she attracts crowded ' siltunints against it ' and are , in my o pinion, in. houses. controvertible. There are, however, many others ; Miss SMITH, the Actress, is making a professional but why eater into an enquiry, which men of un tour through Yorkshire, previously to the opening questionable talent have already discussed and de. of New Drury, when she is engaged. The fashion. cidedf- sad SO unequivocal is the opinion entertained able audience at Harrowgate patronized her last week of the- water sow, that, amongst naval men, with great zeal, and warmly expressed their admira tion of her talents, particularly in the recital of Cot.- lit bat become a very doubtful query, wbether it will LIM'S Ode. The Theatre was crowded en her be. I require thirty years to complete the plan, or as manY refitnight. more to take des stones away when once sunk ! The We are extremely glad to hear that the exclusive 1 apogee w ill, et the mist limited calculation, eared possession of all the first lie* of characters 4 m '' b,800;0001. paling!!! although Mr. RENNES'S esti. longer to.be held by say one indivithal eh Cotoo• prdeo Theatre. A s i t a l ways m o t s e toe b an , I mete does notantoont to one and a half. I appeal to and es it was in the days of Gisos i nsfiej 114,,y, mere than one person filling offices of distinction at Them characters are to be played al dif.l leard the Nix and Admiralty, so the veracity of finest performers. Thus itie Public - . ' this assertion. Otiose have compered the mammies. by the exerCiae of their critical *Pinkies and O . g o r e : meat of sea II coleissal undertaking, at a moment of emulative will be excited imong the sitars, iim the present, to a man who having already too will lead to professional escollence. Mr. Klima has ses s a ho y no nsplessens at Ai m ~ much "night on his shoulders, pets another on to Of the Theatres ;es that his dramatic Watts nest of ' 41 0 01 0 ustighing him down—Use justice of this cow. mentally Ile fallow for the present season. igisibin Is left for yourdecialen. And to conclude, I Mr. C. Surat.c Is going to perform the put rely to express an anions hops, that Capt. Xkaled die Third. The play Is too popular alp irop ta ...ni, er .. ....a.as no consideration, be induced to laid aside on *meant of the absence of Patna pea Coosa. A divides of the higher tragic chersciers i liffi l e tke I° ' Ma of the Admiralty in an idea, between C. &macs and Yonne will give scope le thettise areekwater, under any circumstances, can their respective teheite, and beet admit's, se the . Mod to lamb the nation. I have, furthermore, iso theatre. 1 hesifttiee whatever in declaring, that nest to the The Committee fee she rebefklieg of Dany4see. Theatre, we find, aro la no waist of peepolery roe ~eurces, having disposed d fees privets boxes fee 20 years, at the rate of 3 3 0001.eseh,There were nearly 40 candidates for the perebase of the.. boxes. The general pal &limy for the duke of Leedom sad Westminster will cournessoe sus Wednesday next. It has been suggested, that Mialsten ought to nuke the Park and Tower pas Ire in honour of the day, as in the case of the meat gamma gaol delivery et Cadh. Welchem Expedition, a more ;vinous project never eataredtbensinds al an infatuated Administration. I am, Sir, ec. AN OBSERVU. T4l COLLECTORS. TO THE F.DITOR OF TME FTATESMAN. s,l4—Should you think the following case worthy of insertion, I think you would do the public a see . .', vice 1--A respectable tradesmen, to the neighbourhood of Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, had a demand! made on him for King's tales, who, being from home at the time, seat his son on the next day with the money, the Collector was not at home, or any per son to receive the money ; on the following day the tradesman received a letter, with the extra charge of 61. lid. for the letter; he agaiu sent his son, when 0. Collector stopped es. Bd. for the letter; the I tradesman considering this ceeduct unfair, seetiems• I ed the Collector for the 6s. Bd. when the Cook 4. "dared the charge of is. lid. for the letter illegal, and • Collector was compelled to retold the 6s. Id. with costs, muck to the sadsfectlea of the public at large. Decided st Foleroodso Bents, Seyt. 3, lilt Tours, ac.' A TRADESMAN. The building for **reception of the fine coficetion .tiAtiores,.biqueated to Da'wig!' College by the late Sir Faancse Boosumoss, Is in great forwardness, and is highly creditable to Mr. Samoa. It will be a very beautiful edifies when completed, and coed the chief ornaments of the country in the neighbourhood of the Metropolis. A letter from Scilly, received is town this morning, mentions the calling there of the Fervent gas-brig from Lisbon for England; and addle, that her COM• i viands? on the passage jumped ormboard sad was drowned. His body was recovered, but in a lifeless state. The Fervent has arrived. CUARACTER Or TUC AIIeSICAWL—A Germany , who recently travelled through the United States, in speaking of the taste of the Ainericaus, says, they have a clownish contempt for the beautiful, and 1 barbarous indifference for the sciences Which do not bring in money immediately r a They mad not," says he," be held out as a philosophical people,While philosophers starve amongst them. it is iinthirstabk to hear them called aa ingenuous, noble, kelieg pro. ,le, while a breorr's bay .mere esteemed amongst them than a great piaster, poet, or magician 1" Tuesday evening lam, the Sate Lottery inialed itswing, when No. 3530 (Plats-A.), was drawn a Prim of 30001. No. 3sllo (Clem A.), a Prise *II 10001. and Flo. 27130 (Claus A.), a..Erise of 3001. • ! ss also Nes. 963, !big, an d N.. Mb, WWI thrlP; out of the Eight packets of Tickets, cemehlthofa, 1 0 Ticket, each, w e re a ll so ld is Shamed tbe o of RICHARDSON, Goonavcz, eta CO. Ito 00, _INA and p rev i ous Lotteries (in Ake prim* ;par) 11 / I ,o' wise, was sold and shared by Ricluatni", Gets Luca, and Co. one Priam of ZOOM. Woof 10 fine of 50001. two of 30001. and several. of 10 . 13* lie. &C. &c. at whose Offices Prism he forir and the last Lottery, are paid, se 9eschseleaL,LPt Tickets or Sham M the New LOMAT, to be tlswww on the 20th of seat Month, in the ar k". of whfril g.are two P r i zes o f 20,0001. each, with numerous o!her large Capitals. ~ ~' ~. •r /. / ~N .••••• 1••! Tr• - • sTATVANTAN .. .4- • rT Ter SEAT or ReimTaaca.—Formerly in the Scottsli Churches, there . were seats, upon which the sin of feretication was expiated, by the sinners pub- A. liely appearing epee them, attired in gowns of melt clods, in which position they were rebuked . by the AI A 7 ' Parish Minister, in a tone of no canary severity. 1 One flibbath.4l4, a young man, who had been the 7,9.... .r.". "- .-....m. 1 occasion of twig Or three pretty Girls payintraltitt to , .. 1 , • to isosettossfe s of theedvertilesnent Inviting each • m e .** *4,4 h o p pe ood t o step iccldentalty into litorir7 ehoorieoll_ef the d e .7 le write." A__ ._ _adeeee for !ch ' . and foetid the Parson occupied le a terrible the epeeist et ase sew snentre le .arrerr.lane, an f of the terrors of Calvioism againits young 1 iiimense s ellbet had *stand the lists before tbotiqgsan s lali• had strayed from amongst the chosen. .dete a Thu ld 4 l (the W ile, 01 reetMli a lie ")• i Thalam** fellow, exasperated to find his revear . ite T The empeetebility sod talents of theCemmittee, will, I usommitit pabliely proscribed, and the liter or as doobt. nuke a i nt ikk it o &vie% 45 It is__ .. andee. moon p n it,t e d a t Its votarhi, steeted . '44 sea said ksteed, that in oddities+ to lubt prem iu m Pow by slimed, se I wonder that you Can atom any honest ahme, an honorary distinction mgt. o"*.__ of Its no- ettia'sdeoghter In tech a manner." fit be bird ebb.' trios, patrons awaits the Inteeesend °am if this deded his KV elkef, the iliblek discharged - by the be tenth, it 1. as it should be. Tim tate will not bo . hands of old &Oruns and devout teen, "ere ranting known till seat month.. - • shoot his shaelliers *OM ell . quarters of the glik, ' bewail oblited to. leave the girl to dm disdplise Mardi. • '. s ti t i v l:e 4 S Ter* on %Inlay, take* 'veal. tody hi, l it tad to b. oetsm:ned 'ie Ille r.-- ". many es Hist have been cernMittbd upon dU fereet banking and mercantile houses iti• Imidon ; the money obtained for tame . of, Ow checiti, which were well 'executed, : isamit is be einsideralds. i -ik . • , • I*4 S e4l& 7:41 . t • 1 - • . MdRedTE, e • • ' -,--wies... • terbea' ' L ' l - Goo leer packets vehlch reached:Ms yek 'terday, were laden with veer Ready Avikundrecr 'lsiah while the four huts cargoes Ready Ms* hence only amounted to about see Ituudred and fifty 1 persons. If, therefore, the importation should Icontinue equally rapid, the market .. (Margate), , already overstocked, will become glutted. , Lotig. legs of course are scarce and dear, end the ladies , who come down to wash :nay the Loudon smoke, imbibed in the delightful vicinities d•Whitechapel, the Borough, and St. Giles's, complain sadly that , they have scarcely room to turn round us their a part.., meats, and that, being accustomed to such spacious. dwellings, they bruise their elbows most abominably. In truth, many of the dames Ire such noble specimitts ' l o f L o nd o n breeding, and seem to have thriven so well upon their sooty diet there, that they could scarcely And a house in Margate, the door-way to which would not be inconveniently small. Ali assembly here very much resembles a chew of prize • conk, and indeed not a few have arrived from the usual place of exhibition. The idle report that an Illustrious Personage proposed making a short visit Ito this place., it is understood, has o c c asi o ned thi s uncommon display of buxom beauty. The homeward-bound Packet sailed this day for , Gado. at the same time that the - outwar&bound Ve lbst pier, after a short and pl easan t vo y age . appearance of the passengers by the two was as r amusing contrast. Those destined to quit Margate, " Down where yes anchoring vessel spreads the sail, " That, idly waiting, taps With every gale, " Downward they move, a neeinachaiy bead, is Pam frogs the above; awl dark's all 'hemmed " Every countenance wore the same gloom of sor row, but although the effect was similar, the cause , Iwas different. The father of a large family, having been over-persuaded by his coaxing spouse and im- I portunate daughters, " caned with fair faces" and little prudence, to visit' Margate, grumbling hurries Ms side and family en board the packet, with heavy heart and light pocket. The youth, having escaped ; from his apprenticeship behind a linen.draper's cowl- - - - ter, e'remote, unfriendvd, melancholy, slow," paces e i %Arai...MUS:em TuchTal.—Tbe mixed D r ama, l towards the hoy, anticipating the dreadful effeets of his master's, kindled Ire, and picturing, to his aline- called The - Foundling of the Forest, was last:night I dared Stacey, all the terrors of the Court of Alder-'. s. repres ented, for the purpose of bringing out Miss MAMMA' the A atit sa? s , nO ' both from Bath men, Ind all the horrors of Little Bete. Mnd Mhaator i . The ten- : !der made's, " lovelier in her tears" with white Theatre. iss ordinary' cinditt for public favour. She has endowments that entitle handkerchief mopping her flowing eyes, takes her 1 her to peculiar attentiob, for ski has the power in a `last leave of her darling Jemmy, who, though e qu al- of *aetailrig the finest motions of the ly unhappy, sustains his lose, r' with all the sliest i bort. high decree voice, though not of the best qua. manliness of grief."—" The ruined spendthrift ' , who tad daybed down to city, has co s' and 'llexibilitf. She manages it :now no longer proud," I Margate in his tandem, " fallen, fallen, Mies, from with 'My t h iti heower tones particularly, she powull peet We were not. eble, on ac his high estate," ashamed of his degndatioe, rashes - moot o f t i ff distait i te rvfl o which we viewed her, to impatiently to the pier, cursing horses, dogs, and judge of the expression of ber filatures-nor to kin* I Margate.—All these and more, await the hey, that whether Ai .L_ w __ wveyed to the eye, the image of the is to convey them to their cbeerleas Amon, ansi I passion which her tones gave to the ear—bat we saw soon as the P artia l si g nal is given, they him,. " from all *rived us the Strong impression that her board. Far different the appearance of those "beheld at. ! sielineation - of agony made on 'the spectators. Ws rived from London. With bounding beget and heels ; kine Int Witnessed a first essity_in tee of more -AIM tbat of Mis"Maatitcre., The other : the, leap "' Sling % ishis n lava allassia. " li ile ; thw . Mr. KnOtT has also fair claims to I srhateber call, happy. Fathers, moders s and cidi. 1 a respectable station its the Theatre. His manner is Idrest, alike thoughtless, hasten along the pier, to: otiontiar r omod-4nd he delivers himself sensibly.--. plunge themselves instantly into the very centre llf He has the habit, which we And in almost all the I the bustle and dissipation of a watering-place. Alas . Provincial Actors, of assisting his declamation with they never heed the dismal faces of those whom they the explitive Rh at every pause;-1t fault, which in meet on their way to Loudon ; if they did" it might I verse violates the rhythm; and wounds the ear even afford them a useful but unwelcetair lesson : lii recitation. It is one of the resources of a Ranter " Thought wonld destroy their Paradise, by which to take breath. We hope this young gen " No morel Where ignorant* is bliss 7n folly to be whe." tleman will learn to avoid the fault. Mr. YOUS. " i was justly received by the company with the warmest After having reached their lodgings, the first thing welcome. His performance of the Count was digni. they do is to dress themselves as gaily as passible ; fled .and impressive. I the next , to ran to all the libraries, where they shake I New THEATRE, LOWSTOI , 7, SOFIPOLII.--On Wed. the dice-box till both their hearts and their elbogwis. I nesday fast, this Theatre was opened for the first time . ache, and thus, in ono half-hour, are in " I " ,to a very full and genteel audience, under the ma possession of all the enjoyments tha li nlargate, de- ' nagement of Mr. Fisnee, with The Jealous Wife lightful Margate, can afford them. I • and Raising the Wind. The Theatre is fitted up To-night the Assembly-rooms are as usual to be • with great taste and neatness, and with this additional opened, but It is not expected that they wilt be well attraction, Lowestoff will annually add to the uuns• attended, in consequence of the great preparations Pea of its distinguished visitors. Previous to the which nearly all the ladies are employed in making Play, an Addren, written for the occasion, by T. for the Grand Ball en Monday nest, in honour of CENT, Esq. of Yarmouth, was delivered with consi• Marquis Wellington and the capture of Madrid.— derable effect, by Mr. Finset'. The tickets, it is said, are to be One Guinea each, ; Cauriou.—The Public are cautioned against the I and all the principal persons at Itemsgite and broad- ; shameful deceptions daily practised by persons false. stairs are to be Stewards. We do not find that any ly assuming the character of Agents to fictitious Irish ' Gentleman from Margate has yet been selected. To- Linen or Belfast Linen Companies ;—some of whom • morrow night is to be given a Masquerade at the have gone so far as to represent themselves as mane- • rooms, where none are to be admitted but in. masks lecturers and bleachers. The Public are assured, lor character. At the Theatre, oa the same night, there is not, nor ever has been, any such Company • • Miss Duncan plays the Widow Cheer!! and Rosins. , in existence; and that no Bleacher or Linen Factor, iwell attended. Gibbon it singing with great sp.. Mr. Webb last night had his benefit, but it was not • either in Ireland or in London, - has any cpncern or please at Painter's library, which is crowded to ex- • conneekan with Mese pretended' Agents. These facts, • so well known te every. one to the trade, can (and - cue every eventual. Ills style is greatly improve d : will, if oecesonr7) be fully f within these few years. and publicly sebstan ! t i nte d , and appeared u n d er a commission of Bank !. • The place of reelhientent In nommen for fXsolielleat Ap- roptcy at Guildhall, whereon. of these pretended oo usgesionsly'costrived that the Merit am act** Agents himself admitted, among other things, " That sit, stead, ear lie down. ! the Company existed only in his own imagination-- that he hod bees supplied with goods for the last three years entirely from ode house in the Crty ef London --Mat he had expended 2,4001. in advertising--and that his assignee still continued to advertise in the same manner." These practices were animadverted upon with great severity the Commissiottets, "he . termed them " gross abominable frauds ;" ob. serving, " 77144 it was really shocking to See such , frauds practised on the public—that such adder. tftineist wee ' - solely for the PIPPIN* of cheating igysereldpersoss-r-it was don. to reduce and cheat fools!" • - TueNtreriALA ponatmachstringlong wooed ' a buxom damsel, at lest foetid a moment so favour. able, -that he persuaded her to accompany him to II - Scetish Justice of the Peace to have the cereal.% for which elmost 'all are predestinated, pasibresed. ' r• between them. They stood very meekly nadir this operation, until the Magistrate was laying she dew-. • -set under obligations to obey her husband. A Shy :tie more about t Air," said theishalf-made him. '". 104 if tbielm remains ups* Ibis body, I'll: loe i ? 1, toake her 'obey ' 9 '''' —`g Are we astiwied yell" , jd the exasperated maiden, to this ratifier_ of coves • :anti between man and -.woman. " No," *sekl. the , larondering instice."="Ah !" very well," crieilisli4,.. 4taptured, "we will fi nish the remainder to-tubes `row I" and away skipped - the damsel, cospatalliee ling herself upon her narrow snipe. " PLYMOUTM, Sim Art*** thelfiptrast, Ray; tied the Mos Williams, from theme. Salkel Whist live weeks since, wader eouvoy of the savage Sleep of war, with a feet, coMisting of about 10 sail, and P a netnknui dap iMee, M the eastward of the Banks of Piewfoondiand, its thick fog ; shoat 40 sail then in company. The Mlaerva frigate, with sere° sail of transports, with 1,600 troops on board, were going ap to Qathec as the above ships came down the River ; sae of the transports. No. Mot id, SOO soldiers, baring parted the convoy, was captured by the Ameri• tax frigate Ifesex, but ransomed ter 12,000 dollar,. Came la this morning, and anchored in Cawvand Bay, the CM Fleet, under the command of Admiral Lord Keith, enearlillig of. the San Joseph, 110 guns; Abercrombie, Tigre, Magaillamt, mid Comptestadore, of 74 guns each. . , PORTSMOUTH, Sarr. 11, - Ifs Majesty's ship Childers give instructions to the craw for Bermuda and the Bahama Islands. Sailed bis Majesty's ship Partridge, on a maize. FALMOUTt4, Sart. 9. Arrived die Windsor ()title packet. front Gibraltar and Malta, with Malls, 19 days from Gibraltar. Sailed the Ipbigettla frigate, with the Ant Indiamen and whalers, for the Downs. The Wiadsar Castle packet is put under qtarantiae, In cos• sequences(' the death of a seaman of a fever, after she left (iM brakes.. Put back the Nancy, Heater, foe Malta, leaky. ,Sll., Heir. 11. Arrived the brig Anna Maria, Stepheass4, Ouse LIM* I and rcumies all as per lot. POOf e , flux 11. Arrived thirTelemachts, Boort, from Mirantichl. Is 41/drys; Aare dose sloop the coast sf Newfoundland. amliam bathing Ist say privateers; brings as particular sews, stay that when she left Mirawsielli, three was a little alarm spread, os &coast of a large suprusblap of Wises is the neighbourhood, awl ap. prelims ve of diet, Motile design. LIVERPOOL, acre. 10. Arrived the Nimble, eudd, from Bahia, sailed on the lot of July, Wails company with the Amd!ey, Crawlard,from Africa, for and of Pool, for some days, and left her os the 19th of Au gust, of the *sort": same day boarded the Amami. ship Vir. gin, with 11 ether Americans lo atuari s y . , all from Pilikadela phia, for Lisbon, with les t , out Aim, the Hamel Mrst, from 'Portola, gilled no tie lot August, ea the 4th f la witb the homeward-bound feet, that sailed os the 51st July, coasistiagof 56 sail, sad kept anapany with then antil the lee; when she parted from them. • '-' .. 441' . • . .:' 17: - • ..:- - it i ll . it4toi t Ti. mete vrlui s ' ' firis astd Third , •, 4 . 4. sad wigoodse to 'iamb this 7 i . rewind ceastat . fakes he I _ The remain; of ColonerAirttotti G o e ee jow sow and bo of tie Military Asylum atChelsea, *two depolgaidtell of the Thwroday i* a vault in the P•ti•p berylog4rewari; Seri 1 with vallitary honoers. 00.Bersi %Omen the Oahe "Idyl ,Of V‘RIL followed the sleep proetatirh . 'rhelipand many belonging to the 3d nifloont of Guards - atiesided, &teat and played the Dead March is Sid. Near 300 et the m the children also attended. V II IV 1 t ; ~1 t I i f. 4. t i 3 1 II . It . ; ,1 : I . vv, 1 ' 4i • • 1 1 '' ill ~ lii 1 . 11 f 1 .1 !.1 I • • . 11 i \ , i 1 .. 1 i . 1 ;~ 4 -~' Ii