The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-21 00:00:00

p :,- - .~ . • . - • A.' I tav A . " *w ....iltearchitec I,,chargedsiith the ceestroctioo ofl - the fountain of the Elephant; iiirects the Winklivith great activity. • Carara marbles arrived, toile . time since , „ other marbles of the sime quality . ariet Havre, - and they . Will he brotight to 'Paris as soon' is the Seism is sufficiently dem to bear the vessels. Yesterday evening, at .eight, e hired cabriolet ran ever s poor fruit .women; one •of thil wheels went over Jler lees. The dries:riled, leaving his et! risge .. • The day befnre yesterday p ittetal blicatiVeivi of +be Diplomatic Body, met at iii:binse of • TAW - : - .(sig. otiors) . Stuart, the Eagli'sli . Asiliessittii;' Tbe' Dad 00,Richeilmt was present. '... .'• .. .'7 • ' T,_ : . ' On Mi.nday, Witnesses were stein' • iiasf i rie , •; affafrof General Causer- ..." . ~..' . *474 ' 7 ' ..'... 1.. •'• VAN, SETT. 1 70•411 tit 1:4/9„ . „, epee, In+yo-' , linear and the Oohed ,Aeg50141, 1 1 2 . - ii,i s faThli'bilui of Bourbon, yesterda y, at charttill i y: .Tllre4litii.; blishment of the .Prises filagY r i lia ‘ al'et ';* lilt ilik more Bulletins nit tweet ik ii' - 0i'01,4 .. . 1 ,116 ,s. ,• i big themes, will cittne to; • eft 14, as I( 1 Journal of le ttcrdty .tlesoettoitt, , ..l l 4 6 ~ . The fOlto ling Alttl le Cui !OSA it . 0,1 10 4. oteht j oy Verri hat appeared:— :.•• ' ', -' - - i' '.. .-'; • - a iicinler 1 1 . te'clne fi lial4 ' '"' ' ' " Her - Royal, stie.is **if AD sfeeptsvelote”a" Mr repose war' iliftlecdirio4tisitobot.teltimet4ky 'fever. The mitt' **otiose". to- • lia. carsimihtiM, ld breasts!' . a .., ','t" •to , .!; ' 3 ".: '..<r3i, 1. , Prince Augustus of Prussia meat ber^oleart;elarl at Paris. ills Rays/ . Highness departestotpv . Aix • 4 Chapelle 'on the eteolnirof,the,l4ll4- *At to report, ii to retina to ,Berlin ihont, girt ' ell `October. • i -,.-.• . •• . • .•. *.... ;44R I .ql -.' On the 11th, the Deke ofi.Welimiten usr:Maobeuge, the body of the Rillehtbilaa the 'command -of Oen: Woconsow. • :•M $ . 014: , the reviews are terminated, it is .eolieritapdt SIMI bilk , Duke goes ttrAlt.laXiagoelle,. Where be milt ' 41 short time. • . - ' -... . • " i Is Madame Manson Is =petted. at *:Wstere al ,y • yawn (Aveyroo) wbere.she Tenpin* o . emit dell% - z. • Mt. tiliterge Washiogton-Compbe.ll l 44(eielittellth* teita States at thiv.Coort of itessis,:passedttimpigh • Copenhages en the tdiosteati on his way ica.Petnrs.• beret; - • • - - !, • - ...z.;:-: •-,-fo The Doke and Duchess .1 Kent_ srrivedatißiatg eels on r•the 13th of this month-, from•Paiis. !, - - • One of the' most beautiful tscient monernenti of Nimes, La Mthon Come, is shoot to .be entirely •Vebuilt. The. Minister of the lutetlor hail ranted a sum of 10,000 f. for this object. ' Five Per Vests. 74f. %SO c. •.• • . . • MARSEILLESi' SEPT.' 9.—Tho oecepatiow• .461 the 'Florida;, by the Amaileans, io•citesing the approlleo. 'Jou of a rupture between that Republic nad•SPain, fins directed the attention to the cohabit commodities. :Coffee, priscipslly,• were the object of, important ipeoulations. The atock of sugars was to unwieldy itt be lifted op by the lever of the speceittioci The political xvent, , which was foreseen, having been re. 11•411fti or retarded,. Of IoBllllodlli4o 1444 Seprs puticelarly, which continue to ordeal* Ithoodsoce, , -sure in eclat, of esknewledged decline. . , • The arrivals of tiers, from the flack Sed,ltaie IFIP Aerated,. and so.salisaitid our spirits against the al**. I, .11seosions. of a dearth which a middliog itarresi 'be" sailed againt the next winter. Thoegla toe iteonet ,boast of any extraordinary plenty, thi••quantit l y of „granaries, filled with grain, will be ieryclinsideraf+ l * .to the end of August. The price bevies' fallen As Seily• and 'Napiet, we will receive. PAW 'lli these :counties; thus, Marseilles, proud of her &Ailey, will supply • the necessities of the booth 0-ereilloretta price'. • . • . , Yzeksit foe. `l _. --Lord Stewart, the English:Am,. • iffs ! "/ - -• turned. . " Cad, is rattly.. ~ Ssev.-30 1 .-It is understood that the . Emperor tat 'Austria will return here the beginning of November, , • : ;sccompanied by the Emperor of Rustle ) who 01111 Old sems days in this capital. The Emperor has given bit last public audience be =tore hisdepertore for Alx.la.Chapelle, which is fixed . foxibeitOth inst. - Datum, Stet. 4.—We have heard that Field. islarshatrrince; Blocher isiieiter, and is rapidly re establishing himself. • lie h'albeerit even Inuit«) to as.r sist at the grand review of "Ouilioops,.*lllth will `take pave before the .Congress at Afa.la.sChapellu, °mid doririg ° the stay of the Emperor Atesiltderat 'Berlin. The number of troops that will antidote on • tbli occasion, is calculated to be 35,000 resat.The regiments regiments which are to assemble 'for this re:- view , will set out immediately for their destination. We learn, that those which are at Magdeburgh, and •ossian . Saxony, will depart nest Sunday - et Moo. for this place. •%, '- : Ausstr.ii, Strr. • l3.—Lord Castleresgt sit Net s morning, for Spa. , His Lordship aod - tlie'Deke rat •at the review of the English; Danish troops, to die neinher of thOOth inst. " r!!7 --;• We hare received' beta i ftellt ...quin t and the Philippine • Isles ' dated December, 1811. They aonosinCe to 'pepecigion which Kos . diielased'ac mw felt in the Missions 11,6 ;len and Chan-Chew. M also Missionaries, peace lbet, AS bee* . moment, beam the IFlng aseerabiy disposed .to oar holy nil maket.Sg*llPliiesly not' try we just mentioned; !ie i t la V. which pre. equally eats:listed Wiest here, The only shinfibit7ifffictschma, ,number of the ...Missionaries, Whose' as oIS i eitat for 11. Also, the Rev. be. writtente Spain to eisage Recto- China. " Tod will learn;:' says he . eatremesatisfaction,my dear Brethren, of our fathers is daily sitaliog nu- I have seen a decent Dominican maltitoda of Indians the object . of tnd veneration I cell upon you then lies with the necessity. which theilr new efforts for the trietaph.of oar holy ft ' • : , , • • . . :$ • •. Surveyor of Tim . for wo ondeatandi riceired4rections immediate sorter of , hoost;it and witio4 eftirit 6 6 on iindows'coastNeted with stone osYsi itpitife lights. 'Alt reforei know.n: Wilder thellitie of hetc s efeill bp.iseasel Wu* light'.— ~, ~ , • 7 3PT . impowor - . _ --= -- °Snit; STATESMAN. ).. ';-• grv. Ar f e . u: vl4 4 !*1. 1 .2 . ' t4+ • 4 THE Ql.TEEtrooli • ••, . ''7lllAltos el on of her MAJlterf does. wet appear to: iw'ti ,l wise' improved stoctielaitista of the last ir, , c` Corate he sebitlitert oar' Reatters.,. " TWratighoet Cstkoltk Or* yist4. l t; and op ta 'this in?rstitg,. wo *Pewit** of . 4sytopirtiet4sd take* pisce, :bet Att./VITT, ii !Mr retker* . woree.... did' iicitiikelheif ogre tirsed wslk.ls►i ter4s`y4:ikor * did they serifs. any visitors. F The a". 1,1:: tins Only.,""ber of Fatally, Who iisitetFpll,l4isira, 'and he' eiriSidol, • la“ hoes- .Cadtw#o l oploN libeif 14 0'044 wottesnitiedisAllee orkh.thei‘stavawEet :a ''A'Aectirdliteto Abe iiiresPeidre.rdetfils teem Kali l width arw , ssfliti,iittis-• stifle, sad pellet costslyi.: ilia intro refreshattat at dinner New .46;eitetiirefif y thus Sha lad done on say keerdinc d *t om {tip week s sod it was .hoped she `vrttilltl hisw , 'rifted a ,iood .night; bat 'boot Wiesen .9"clock iN igen) relapird, and pained the might chiefly without The Physi cleat almost their:Micah:ll4;i The. Bertetin issued YestirdaY mooing wee is eat.. 40oce with this .r ; eprestetsdat was Is . toik _ _ • We learn, tbi4E shoal 0 • 'ln PrussianSelony, day for this place.. . „ BRUSSELS, SEPT. ,:t / this morning, for Si i , of Kent were preset' ti Hanoverian and Di f 400.000 mea, Putb l i .t. Rome, zior., 5.- r : China, Tonga's * al ; 10th 9 4 Illecittskr, 4 • that thehoirible pe China liaa not been "\ rninicaus of Tokien *there there arseolsi ~,, , „ interrepted for. a Laois is most &you . , gion k which, thou' 4 . ... only in the country -4 Philippine Isles, w ..i. if " . 4 respectable fathers. ' is the small ,numb . I lIIIIIciIf, ,ii DO VII , tither Mums has 1. mastics to gat° Ch . .. .to,thens," witheati . ...• fiat the religion of . . • • . . .. magma coal:pests. I. . jo the midst of e m ~ their attention and . t to imptesa /Gorse • . % is for voltiog new 4) e - d.. . - roligiom b ,,dge. 4e." ... 6 , ...- - Iviinitili TA% ~. ‘,. .. • •••• this district hat, I, to maiiiin imme o.:- - ... ' atoll's, , and to ihir t., 1 divisions a ittine '''''' windows tbirefore ..• ... - 'Nsietiurts, Wilt Vie (Bath Paper.) _ VSI-R-• •. ,64 Tat Quailubmixot lotd a rod sight, bed there bib O ptician i• the tyesptelos of ber-ltpsgrv's el t attittint.". 111.4/040 ass yettleoley PRibre dm/ I"! ,e a rty bfi tbt Pelecelet a 'bait *nein tit . „. . *148 . 02, ottler to Tie; t' tise Paiese 69retti r at wi ixt s etesa l l ie MOW I ~r *ea s• The Official lowed tile • faintekel i follows :-- • <' * ' • 7 ' . -etitftar.Patacr, Sept. 41. 1 44 The Quelia %II wire stem* aight than the preeedhti 'tight.' 'lei IdiastrrY continues siareh.the •sanka.to-day as•.Ye• terdar. • ' • : • • • (Spell) , ".F. ILM AN, " /I. HALFUItt).,4" %.--'. - - Great painserem to be. tykes to make the Public believe that the Quinn( haste personal property, be sides her jewels. Wesel be so, though when it is vecoileCted tketliiikillittetirhes been in the babitnal . l receipt of costly pirehosts; as ,Weif es a peatiscossty for afty-eight . yooys, slid jliat she hai...tieser bees , inspected of estravapoim, it sew scarcely ,hit credited that she isdestitei of funds. r: Cirstaisials, that fres iltaltatiderof , het illoess, lite hits expressed a mast eager desiraefjoing to : Wiedser *O4 to Folge*Fe •:It is supposed that bet znitivery . has paper* mod POW. able. theri that , sbevilsked to disPoie of in het! Air., tits", and Whiitb she - hal besii i prevetted from ditier If she should : die z siitboat .a ! .will s . her . propertyfltat whatovertstent,, will. p by 1.4.:t0 the Kiiiii-;-iod, the ittro's•prepertr, if be should die without!' . wilt (which ft ii »4w isauffest he "elk do)goes-sodivided diitegi l ittati :'.' ' - - .: ••..? . :,-,,,,, ~,, : •.• • . •It -• • .V 1• * - • • . that b i The privateers A . fin, ' , .. so deny 4teliges i datiens upon cosimerei,soder Smith Assericasil seem to be still. very.ilsring• ~ The foltewiel je• en Extirtet 44 Lwow-from tbeligeftitt Lloyd's. a Bahia, tatitillit et - rely taa- 44 Qe- 414 7 29th inst.: 'the :li4roiric;Ctibti t. ,iirrivedT c loirl Kt, / 4 PoOdon; ifterclieisi ihoardid • by ea lokiitMtOrivisteet brig , id ii A wrioie.iillll; momitiag.l6tpai r ited with'. crew of 134 men. She hid jest reputed t Nita. i geese brig (tll(ol644fsatrialcotta bound to Lis l .., and 1S of - 0.4 .- ereii4ifeTfititlie board of the *MO vet ,epd.le riderf here:. ' Yesterday morning the Porteguese skip Envoi*, which lied lift this port Co! fodie a foe days befer.,.refornsd with the loss ofter miamomast ; she was dossed timost into the month of f the Bay by the sadd pristateer, which rtiii . coiltiteso' croiting in the taiplibeitiltOo4 The Portuguese Gi• ieroment have Seemed vessels tesend in punish of ht bett Meeting:el the Portuguese merchants has bees held to devisesemaismns for the protection- their F kale • t thopilhettere - setkiog has yet .. _ APOR. ; .- .. t i;4' . • 14: %_ • S. - it" •Ii ' .4:• •••• '' ..:0 ; : ...."1 ,. 111 1 1.1 .nr -' • i 1 1:• SCI :The wept 'veva *Moguls* of the combined Me sad .Beetses •Aares . Asemies.4sospeCted to • beo ' • se le Pere, .ilia . .pie libeeitios et ail- tickle iscisti almost useless previna . - ?gra .ho's for ii , .lii ! is m lilY oPttchill the moss.iFfois 414t.h0. .."- . 1 44% seated with .eutherity: over; i.e.-mulatto° eh 4, . fees,- sad who, sivesavith , the:strong stlisulist, . Ate e natural - wrach#ll,ioe *Wild Of jeirhdir yisb-MP isably prodscti.ii e i y . i.iit4'bitk'7.lfestef;Aili iiiri* have actsairy bee. i!iliee4 tiaiiiipli.varpilibt fog , many years ;. Pew dtat.ihrisetese, fie* Attila bat to the Mother Coustoyosoil theitestismitikilepts. - deuce is likely to be erected: hs tfeii iFtristsplistly as in tits other t i t r e s 'or ChRIA-Wierdi by . taralOillil l from Bassos_ Ay - mi s o , . bi t. Which . 'lt )iviil,recelied letters sand.... Akre. months! :0rk14..4 1 1 , 15 •9004 reachieg..ep.. te: Abe 43d Jane r - that, moth's/ veil itopertset r '. kh:Pirieilitary polat of ..Piewi - Ised-Oe cerred "Wit* kitd.of MON, bet yEeptvitiout lei ulterior- ,eperatioe! . . ; grt Cairillig ?O . WWI ectivlty, . A ifillt dlfit .4-iriblio Intireit 44 been milked by. Abe arrival: a i Valparaiso of aw emissary from. Viceroys Pezlieci, to.establish an entlerstanding foe the mo• tOss exchange - of . pEiioners. This is - the dist time, during the Prearesi 4 of an actlittsvf - which' has now lasted mop) this teen fears, that the Spaniards have Farlnk7•! , Ffrw ' :r+~ss - . ••• ••• ••••••• • •.$ • • ~ ~~.... T deilyned to treat With their enemies on a subject of sech importance to• both parties. Hitherto the Itoyelists.have coasidered it beneath their dignily to treat even for an exchange of prisoners, and hence the Patriotic Officersmbo have head .the misfortune to fall into their hands,.-have been compelled. to dog a WilsOrablo existence' la the dungeons, built after the . Meorish fashion,. of Umiror HI Callao. Mane bad been seat to solitary e:citifinevaiiit in' 'the aecieded island. of Joan Feraindez, io. the .Pnelfic Omen, whence they were released by,epatilOtic expedition Chili; . and all have heel compelled. to..en.' sirethe greatest privations and hardships, besides Xbe bitter taunts' and reviling, of a cruel sod Percilinur enemy. . Stilt they hake remained faith fit to their cause, though from the 'rates of to Spaniards, they newer, bad any hopes of, being.,lN leased unless by the, hands of their *ski entidtrymen; Mini 'hies perished during their liiii*-;iptivity, and ou attention whatever Will paid to tb ipeoloostrisices of the Patriotic Governmente, Whit frecrintly od.• deemed Ake Royalist Chiefs on this subject. . bailie of Sisipo,..:preceded..by that of ChatwiatittOi Ml, however; taight tint Spaniards better manwerfq lid they are any 4mxiatus to get'back their awe. trysen; Who ash pot entilined in unwholesoMe dun. ! One% bat 110 Comfoirtebly in' Abe small ::towns, situate *at:.the -foot, of, HR. Andes, on the, Bienias Ayres elide; where - they hove been treated-with every Itinthstkispitalltylconfistent with their situationi--.7, X is fa fact, that in the - Peovinces of Veneseela, the generally been pat to the sword' by the Inhuman M 0114440. alter the South American, have espedenced all thisi tad seen the faithless mkt miles of the Spaniards broken so often, and in seek, it variety or way, cen the Pacificatory of Piro., • still dream of.ita : being possible to liditcWthein spin itkatiat ici:*Miirty nett ? It appall4'l*lb'. toellll - geneelroin Id lid rid,. in thq French ..apart,,that ate ezyediiioirpreparlig at Cadiz .figaiiitst• tier vrvottei' ,c 40005,, no; t o sail until the Cinigrets at Ala is, Chapelle shall have &Oared atiisislosi upon the Note addressed by the Coed thq Allied 'Porteent.. The Allies,• es .vrell,:all..FnisninANDl tad better look well -before tinny • • • • • The Paris Journaft,' which have been reetitedio the 18th, inform us itnielkis Donbass of Deem, and the Duke of Bounisiiii continue in a state of cosi'. lescence. The Duchinfis denoted infatit was interred on Toesday afternoon' in 'thii 'eau* of the Kingi, of France, by the si4e.of^,M4otteotsatiii. 'Her Rom Highness-is much 'Otis*. fee the sessiety she mani; tested to have the clilfrbitithed liettet'iltshop of lithiati, Peet/lova tri: / lte ekgrine. Doke of was te fei felmeeietl - thet he piiireissal re- Ittening immediately fine cbsotilli.iir his own Palace. Groat and Wive preparation ere now makine.for • the deputise* lit Hit Minister., see the* opening of the Congeals .- df fUx.la‘Chs Who. The (Kiiig of Famice•hai prevented the Doke efitrcuettlu with a magnificent service of plate, several state carriages, .and -eight finis horses,' propeaotoey to his departure 'thit confess. A Meeting wits•held era Wed. .tiesday 'at the hien- 'of Sir CIIARLIDI STITA UT, of Several illenibers Of the Diplomatic Body, which seas also attended 'by ,the Duke of Rtaixt.rtw. ~.The departure of . the Emperor FRANcirs for the 'letter place woe positively Geed for thii . tOtit I;estaat. 1 0 . 10 0 1 raillitliAGH left Brussels on the 13th for Spa. It is paid tbitikaillatiater of Baden, M. at Ban, awni, bisbeen authorised to trot at Fresikfort with Aistria and (laetrile, in s orifeio Olt en end to the differeooee Wbjch exist bet ween.ltbi.Coutt of Baden and those two Powers. Conferences, it is also Old, „are to take place in. the : seine city, between 6 61 0 1 *. twisters -of the principal Allied. Powers preparatOty,to rdie opening of the Congress at Ais•leXhapelli. r. ••• • filcid levy I'llo4 the young men of the classes of 1818.17 s Ciiintenikdit %iris on Wednesday. • As TliteCenetitetionalChaltey declares the Conscription sliitilisised in perpetuity, it. wooed not do, lo deserihe IMO operation by that lees. • The Journalists I . IIIM ibilkOf4Pra, sobstiteted thi word inscription ; a notable euiedieut for receeiting the army by compotslili sod get preserving the Charter entire f , Several .oew *Mei heft been eximloed in the .affair of General. 'tAxuEt..—The Five per Cents: left off on ;Wedgies* •. • . Aley.qt./4 f. 50 c.j .. • • . • • • • • . front Holland aid Fli i i4.344 l PlPers to the -16th inst. have also arrived.. The King of Potts. eu bat resolvtd to -permit,.. notoofy the import and , ;tomtit, but the consumption sifsialt foreign prorlee.: ;flans, whether of natere • ivt b)' r hrt~ ' his hit dombilen ,Thls is a very liberafbUspifelaing.t. ; 4oiVraniernePt, Mihoegh restriettorts Joplin eapiettei to be ;pa prie*Wen prodostiosairf ever eamstryi.witeretisoseef freiaia;. thre'prohifiltdet , •Thiltgaitipbr or , Pr emir, se to -t re riiriti gifeero . ‘;lo etirid,st-'!i&V4liithipooring or site; atoseiMlize all' the Profiti of con. .trefince.. .114400.4 is out . foreigasixtraets.. ...The accounts received this morning from the matte- . fhaferiag dittricta gre'notattogethet so satisfactnry- as . 41 void 'Wish, or hall'ireeh to expect. • Tito is, indeed, .ti ilvytirkettpetiir - od 4t Man.: cheater and Stockport. almost. 'cotton mitts being again at work;strid the opmitier Spinriers:re.' turned- to their employment, except abnot Jiendred, and fifty, whose activity in encourag ing the turn oat but exc i ted the hostility of the Masters against them Zbat matters are not yet r\ J bts U 0 -0 r; AA A ) whetted between ths: antsfecterers s o d ~._ t several other places t BIS m O • 4 l' •Ila a considerable tern ant of thewl di,. position to riot has been manifested. Th.. 00 t i t Wearers of Oldham and its neighbourheredettameh. taletd a considerable advance of waves, thi rim. Weavers in general, sly, a Cotresporadent at Raiisiei: •are not yet receiving 'is. a lb. for their work, 44 them:loud mentioned last week, was 24. 641 V v .- "tech to be regrett ed that th ese obstadesdo the uric , ~. prosperity of the country corniest be adjested to i s -satisfaction of all parties, as they 'mast hetes v.. 1. .: Inietious effect en the Cotton Market t width is see 4 .4 f o u ran g ?laming the attention ofMenotacti t i ra , .. . .- ... , .. ' Weller, received arcounie from Callon to tie 15th of April, .eommunicating intelligence oaf t i e . ineurreetiett was spreedleg in . the interim. of tie Island, althotsgbit had not, reached the coast. It i s eiethfactery to Ice a, bolfeear, .thst ci, es ib iabh aneltdorceatenis bad reached C.l..cone from shim 7 •'fibs &Wiese de Bust bad h r ,sod b ‘p i end pmfebana to bit death.. The finer,' eb b e:pi p , look.. pi a l e at kalfbpasa tee engittlitY **eclat%. A j rill Age • • footeyed tbacelpetfte. SLl,Pfloiss .11.ie. th e iam. high f France, ~a ne:1: 0 . , ,. r oton s b o olk n‘ hs o ll: f ti" : ; :e tn i .c°.s e tt inle.-7.---.- ' ' h l i o bil b il a :4 : ll4l. : ll.l7 : 9 :l 4lw its' l 'a s46"4 : *l44ll : nt i:: •Casea&ss FIJIDINAND plAaTOle t Doke de Butiti s RO O Of. France, and of ...,ChhOICIPS FERDINAND/ 4 Loosik, - Princess of the Mato, Sicilian, who died se, tbe.day of his birth, the 13th wiSepiember, 1818:: , The Baron IfoItIAIMER as HUMBOLDT, so tele. crated for his learned cork., has set. oat from ßuie for Loudest ) from whence be will procied to .nisei,. Chapelki;:. • .. Mr. O'MEARA, thaStegoon who olltPhdod BOX!. MITI at .St: Helena, Is erririd in: town, and hes Mid eeriest very loos isstertistis *lth Ministers,i,. ~: Chistteswortht the benutifel . seat of the Dike of Devotritunu, is espeCied to be a scene of great fes. deity thbarnontb, his Grace. having W14%18.244% rotas Pasty of disingoished fashionable,. ~, . • By tte vigilance of the constables end Police, user of the -public.houses in Birmingham- which wets ill conducted, have been reported to; the Magistrates, and the renewal of their ticonosit,refosed. Mutat 'the number le one, •thar lamilord of -,.,hielt had bees couileted in the penalty of 21/o.tefamsdelteratieg his ale with notions drag's. , • ~ ~ .. 'five valueof ate licences at Bcigliton sty be jedgefi of, when we state, that on Monday last, the high Constableinforined - the Magistratee, that he bad bars offered by ioee peison 5001., and by another 4001., for the aiccesifel DlAittiOtl of his interest in procuring licences for two bosses belonging to the individuals alluded to. Mr. E. Meant. Gnaw:hos:dee, de. elated that 5001. bad aloe been offered to him ou a • similar condition. 9overnmeot, with a view to strengthen the mn. sates slinedy ezisting for the soppressino .1011144/ gang s bele determined opots.,Salionitagrogeered rterober of .Lioutemints, 120. M idsbipmen, a 41,00() seamea on the cops' of Kent and Sit:owl. . I!, n is. tended that the officers and men Rana be dividell into. petties t tech to occopy a mattello.tower. Theyort to Moto watch by night,. and thee, by their at.enti t ieseretect . the sets of illicit lea the which the arrange. meats at pertent adopted are inadequate to pr*.vnt. They ors to • be victualled• irons the• Severn, lying la the Deists ; a-Sorgeow.(Mr. I e IaLLAWA I) and a pin. set (bi5....105. ilitt.t.taaasonlere appointed. - Did; Midshipmen-, who-bale-poised for the teak of Lint• tenant, are appointed from this port, sod take the passage in the Tiber. • • •...., . . „- • , . • The Theatre, at Leicester,- *le opened. enesped• ediy, by ELLISTON, lOIR week; at advanced prices of admission. On the rising of the certain, sow dis please's was manifested, and an 0. P. row ,gas likely to take place, but, upon ELLlstoteicominc forint& asd stating-titet- he Acted, *poll .the spur of the uses ,ion, and bad !Hoopla his company foillieed, and trusted, that his whipping up the prices would not be objected to derieg I the. Ra c es. Th e Ro mani, were eatialled, sad the Stiettaittanents of the eveni4 pro. oestsled without further interruption. eared, 0 TA* . nalto of the Gentleman who app Tbo'siday, in _the arduous charea:ter of Otliello, at Dieweiane Theatre, is said to b° CLEARY.. .. frile...ligap attised on &sturdily night atTl..ery. lotto theete. He drove tap to the stage door iee peptchaists sod four, and was welcomed by many of lifs. brother actors. lie .it ill be announced in sass of hie favourite characters in the course of the week. _ i • A. Correspondent at Brussels, in noticing Mi. *CAM's passing through that place on his way frac I.:llmktiteriand and Paris, says, " By inspeetiog tbl ;ppk,if arrivals, I find hie atakiravelered.by histegg ,tirel„fßltnarimesensterA7- . 1416 I Colui• I elift 1 trolley:Ai' * :Jai de saws' Iktio • seal It 9 * 'Soak sod betide I Londe°. vLforelo domicile kehitmel 1 - veltast I an's" 11 'Theaftesalloyal, Drury-lane i Paris .i Itch SePteskt . Qtlesysteliens.—W knell himself at home again." The 'Doke of BEI:WORD is setornedio Musts Vretturn Abbey; from ilie'Etrl of East's§ seat, Cs* 10 - 04 Park. " ,AiNfittsapitlr RACES.—On Wednesday end Thorn * i t Iset.:thedie Hatch 'after lying Amman( beer 40 ,itlartiweirst•reeivetl by the exertions still liberality a i0`71 . 1 ter mod W. McKeon o, Esq. the p retest • ether's for the town. The first day's sport cOO elateil ..of a _Otte of 50 . guineas given by the two . Ifataboro,. to be rit.tor by Wares the frokth.fide pre petty of. freeholders, and .another of ettool••vatee by tiiiraiidents of the lefts., They vivre 13014 001' 13 .two well contested (seats, the first prize .by Si'. Betssow's f. Maiden., three years old, sod OP, las ses by Mr. Damtes b. c. three years old. •Oa (be l: ,coed day a •sWeepstalcei •of 50 'gaieties won it two beats by Mr. FLEET'S Spot, wainsly •conte uro by M'r. Hood's Min Pickle„ A peso cnueet a after. the dinner - for a bark race, f rOdocyll Mu" amusement from . . the variety of the r ehdidetea. to accident hanpene4 on either. tfai;'itdoi' the ground was covered saltiOho'ussnde of specta to a b r a The amosemen amusements of Wedneinlaywere closed with Alatkopetied hi Lord NUOIXT: end Miss Ricers), tbtonly .datrghter of the Member for AylecohrYl which with qoadrilles anti country dealers *a 9 bit ) ! up with great spirit until threeo'clock. fiord lil: end Sir Joao Dasn d woon Kintss Bart . accep t e d oh s -c for the tell year. hdanding ~ .r _. •