The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-13 00:00:00

- .. -- "r 1 4 17 2 11 /1 1 1, 711-7 " --- L: *,-• 4 •' • ••.• •• : ~ ,• • THE a few in the Pit. The 'louse, for a while after that attempt, was stiller than betels!. Another mode of aisnoystadb,w,esrwtrtfd tovonse tioie.afipl, Plosaggs supposed lll ill Onikui(tion to beAc. Oil the i 'die. - 1 putt, or thail cell!! 'be Ith-tied tp touch it, ircrel seised von with that rapidity of thought with • which an aulusidel`niiiMilliai usually - informvdo. In the scene between Sysienit t uatand fienruddeek, .the farmer hays, " ! wish you had reflected on .this, When (here 'was . tinie foirAeettoit ;e'-sevetal wits inataatly exclaimed, " Aye*. aye, liessei.a ought to have reflected !" and agtin, when speak. ing of duelling, he observes—" I.Much doubt who. ther sink thing can be fair—;" the unfinished senteacia was immediately turnstile Acootility and a cry of P .No, no 1 its d—d foul!" pruceedetl.from amoral: .quarters, accotnpauied by the cries of 46 Ccotracts! Contraci !" " No shuffling !" "No 'deception !" When t the pistols were intro. guced,. preparatory to the duel between Woodville aka Penruddeck, a person from the one shilling gidierjr oxthitned" 06001 41011 ! shoot .(ack Kem. hie! if he deesset keep his 'caret!" Between the lint and imbed acts, the O. Pei all sat down ; as, indeed, they uniformly did between the acts, ac. cording to their former custens. Op the curtain k rising, bonerr, the tumult retailed, and the ef. feet watt of coarse more Impressive, as indeed it it so intended to be I--la all theisteceeding part of the perfortnance, features, such as we have hitherto minutely 'described, were successively and pr sty uniformly to be remarked. It is not, however, of an* Mit" the deeeriptiou of the preient contest, In proaseit much farther 4a debit, nor would it, we imagine, be eery acceptable to the greater part of our readers. Suffice it, therefore, generally to paint the remainder of the scene, with an account of every novelty that helped to fill it up. On the arrival of the Isalf.price time, considerable numbers entered the Pit, and most of them joined and strongly reinforced the 0. *P . 's.—From that MO T meet, the Opposition was greater, more steady, and more undaunted. As usual, in inch cases, the lesser number, by their pertinacity, at length colt.: troulcd the groat inajOrity. - The'rtsistinee In the Pit to the ; 0, f.'s recasts Slicker and Noter s; although, in the Boxes, it, Wili' kept up 4th ell the former zeal. A . ery Of ' Shame, shame; brie tip 0. P.'tt !" was fregnentlY beard 'from that quartet; as wax ) also, the wietaimition of—" Put them down ! But them sio . renl:. ' k Gentleman - in the 3d tier of Dozes attempted t i o'iddiess some observations to the Opposition in the Pit, but his voice was soon gowned: isi the" general clamour. Several send. meats delivered by Westiel l in his scone with the orvants of , piE s deceased Sir George Penruddoch l ltrets..siiod with 40'414 by the Pitites and their 7rtilids t—Weasel, during Isis conversation, oh. starve to the seriants, who are demanding certain , P•Filckater ; "1 Vara my doubts like you." "Pen: xosidock, .perhaps; is too much of a phltosiopiter. lo " Your little comforts t' it' right you should - hew thpast!—theseOzprisiliti . were accompanied Ily'af tarielyof i rFmarks, wild i occasioned mach laugh:: i tqrs. But a, pi;rsoainitii timer tier of Boxes, whir snorted 4 few witticims'en the occasion, and who made, himself : s veq, conspicuous otherwise, irasi iittg a f sloirt , rs'ustatiee, forcibly eitpetle.srthe light'' TA's. ,roongtioa ot Messrs. , d. 'and C. '.- kiitsini;* thrsiegliout Ili , ;lOnith . i6l; Was ! Marked briiiititty Mr stew sounds, sorely' a'pPrOpiiated tatltoth.' ' Seel v,erni 9entlemen gait) some eery naturillmititiontto 41(.,thelowio4 - of 'kinc, and . Ail sgiuntidig 'of 'hogC l 4 placard was holite'd,iiiscribed- . -:" NO' Ivrillute Douse' which being surromiNul 'IV& Washer of Q. P.NI,, armed with stick's, was exhititted for some time. amidst. vOederationii . of 4.6 ' Agar . it 'doom !" " Tqrs abp ,eut !," " Streak lii head I" Several itual' rt 14041 forward to Put ihete illareits in exe cution, pad the placard iris lintitidadely struck, and safely pocketed. Anew ilioce l iVi Vs° intro. &seed in lieu of the so.indch celebrated O. P. dance ; thepi4itcs repciminA ha wisrdcon.•.-ttlife.(with a pause bola ten thesyliabls...l)altertiatelt with the letters O. P. and beating time with their Na p ' Widch'had a very nolo ()Feet. ; Ags the, interval between the fourth and fifth. sett,' two neiwilfaciaqi, guarded as be, 014, MOS.gait alipaeoace—Ora of them was ,writtenr-" pkate bones g Ivens iii; or the boles. 43edueed to. .4f. !"on the other'"ilie Ca"tztritet i"l— were both struek; notwitiiiVitidititthe cilorta o,:the 0. P,'s surrounding thetn',hril!iery few se.:' copiii : s. Thelurtain role foi the fifth act amidst tle, repeated series nf 'ir/Ceisble, Ken:hie!" Mr. KEW." . : . • lwfiaildhkeohwitivts ,haracter, In the 31k time fotwiltd,:(triated, 01 . 1 the oue hand, 'by' ,edaerapoot;if#l4til 4 'ndiildn ' ilief other, by encon.. irlloll,l4lkip . taijs lifyitaitt's'iclichtht a de4 . 4• L sire to. spea s 1 etsli'witli t iiiiefi l l min u tes, the anise subsidt;4 ol ; iiii4 .. mt. raih•ti'.ittlit 'addressed the audience:— ' 4,l '• ! .. fa::.: f: . ~I ,baot •; . 4.4 LADIES AND GcnrLiswist -i am under a great (tiara unalreeted ayptehension If %%lift 111.istrudo toe fin voyeur auetition-LNo, Ns.l—Since i t ri alame . to.tbe Theatre this ereßing, AN prepare tor the 1 Vtad satteristree, 114,4 beta' told; that infence has base takes, by . the pulalir, :that the t wo, tapper Oozes oa each side, nest the stage, bare been shut. —Pio, 50. .. M eet's net the vein* P 111‘. ohnifing.l.l-EMr. Actable alladot), to,four of the bow, . rs.ely termed pigybh.. i ttales.l 7 - add LadietandGentleateo, do. beitt* *ere Open lost sea son; me 'ably *wow, to inrisme thcpwrWer agteatilanbei listbealotatre.;7l4aseger, sad cries eifrPerfortis thecog tenet.]-It is beg s, !Me otise, littWit b. ia .. 018W altrafftshor I VitthiseiotaatieSt if sktrivrtort• vi tp, at omit, I#y sa4l4 , , intapristkr Itwx . r . t.-i/Vii,_ no, to rhipeigipilAdledwidt • ' • lleftWn;ism %sr -Isaull oloi t a kill dieli silo 15e.44". me Pt y orietors will oyes them directly, It It be yodrpleasore.— [Groanings en4leisses.]-1( ha* likewise been told me, Ladles and Gentkineu, that there are persons who are sot yet per.. I I . S COVENT GARDEN TIIEATRE. The favourite comedy ut 77se Wheel of For tune, and the after piece of The Escapes g or ; The Water-Carrier, were the performances announced fur last night, at Covent Garden Theatre. It was mature to suppose that the opposers of the Theatre would muster ail their sfingth on the first night of ?dr. Kastiu.tes appearano . for the -season ; and they certainly did so. As may be - daiiiatat; Norms they were not all gathered together till Autlf.prite at which time there was ari necessidn to the Oppoii. (ion of more than four tinter theitotieWbe, at the full priei. As far as the 0. P.'s6 stsiuritested thus selves by standing up any time before half. Price, ihey did not exceed twenty in the• Pit ; yet their strength was tried several times, by a. cry of—" 0. P.'s stand uj, !"—and by the Inisting of Placards. In troth, claming the whole of the time, until the balf.price, the general audicoc'e seemed to think that tho, 0. P.'s t • „ sCarcely count make a tolerable -stand. It 61 true that a great deal of noise was mode, itt wail; ow particular periods, but licitly men cats make noise enough to out-mourn all that Is sayihger sing. ing on'the stage; to say nothisig of tbL-0. K's iss the Galleries. In a word, it the Sense of this auiliLoce could have been ritilitly and distinctly taken last night, on this dispute between the Managers and their Opposers, before the half.prioe, there can be no doubt it would: have his. declared la inlet! of die reasonable pretensions of .tho (01111‘ ? „, _Set t nifortohidaly, in a Theatre, a veriilow ear overbear s sass the great mus, for ' they tan make noise sufficient to droll n this dia. leept. or singing, and the very attempt of those wbollissent from them, adds necessarily to that saset ill This was plainly the case last night till the litai g iree hour. The Opposition begartnith the usual si , for, oa the appearance of the band in the orchestra, one or two voices called out from the. one shilling Gallery for " God Save the King." Thi4 was not even seconded, at far as wo could perceive, although the Ilatod complied with the ,request, no doubt, unwilling to giro even any pretest for offence. A few persons In the Pit sang tho air, bat they were very few, and were unheeded. Tho nest attempt of. the Opposition still more comßitltely Tithed. At the drawing up of the curtain; ti pry of" 0. P.'s, stand up!" was obeyed by a req . few; and although a good deal of vociferatina wai ogetlito induce the mass of the Pit to stand up, the few 'fo• od in an isolated state, and were at lag compelled - id lake their seals by the quiet part q( the audience. Some Iltscordant noise was attemptql when Mf. Biampahnitt, in the chit. racptcv of pa i r, made his appearance, but it was instantly overwhelmed by goaeraland loud plaudits, jurlu i allefs to that vest' gee Heat performer. TO !wort( A1) 1 )14 , 3'04 4 * foi ° tie 114o:trance df Wll 4 ll4ataia, telivel of siteoo and an aiety todit i plaCe. • Mr. li's. appear:laq* tlecottafa wittilevr;"ipea itjhi f :o fireaieip than g*ViL.higell.it in ppositiiin ter pot! out tliclialrenth. ti fle e was aisaiird by shout, and. giq 4 ttapp eipr l oos of disapprobation. fl i t t ill,altiamee by 'Oi s e party in's . Pit, Wilt majors, in', the It:ite., aided by Ito 'Ontil VaiAlitc79 . thiliaWer Gallery was, tilt kfigio t sifir, for the Toy ' 4 1;111 quiet; Indeed; ak cacept wfii, they applauded. The disati. Aroliatiou e. • 6111 40 . 4 Pi bursts of,epplitivepiisneSi. : ry . pica df - tho' loss& The Oppnrsitlw ..In the Pit tried to Xad , hoisted a placard oil which ' who proit4 7 , (unfree, dr - Ci f ' P.—LAlmost 'ihe ma+ the P►t rush oats inillg'tsativa the is. pant the .placard was seen, Ind the sadveritu. routyurh. wo knocked drowit beheith:theifenthea; 4tesesi.,.:hii 4 otindard and lag . teretled 'also. %he co. !stinted to tkis lariat nn Mr.ReAr. SEA, use Wilt* ih'c ' Pit again sat 'flown. - Cries if-,-.C0rt4404, off';! ! c olts,' , vdeifeiit . ek: tate .sn,tl que 1.4 1 iiiin-•Gailtry i t•--iftiOthi4Flort, 1 : • ••4 ' . f ISO W prom nlj; she op, "inservntaitervilli:sialength than eitt eMrks.were i ii..tir*lghts Tun do** aiy the generality-of the atpliectii: 1.34 followed, Prevalled Of—rro.on, Op vitturn t4.e41- our. "ttirl snit the ftrifflirhel. whick anti wereit,:til . . b itreaths, its& all torn l oiliesidisbordhitt setials of .elliiprobation„ /4 1 . Vpd elf : Ostia 'continued' fit' 1:Mr; livaist.eitnitted the'at4i, its the enure() of his` i• serruAtnitide, when he waifollowed by. loud and'. li Vitkited Mingledwith groans mid hissed,: ...38,4al Inapt _beautiful !tear; of , Piny ~botweed! • iPsirarigotactek anti Captain Wookfoille l ":tini! WOO the loudest we heard' at an y' l time 14461 • CstAKLLt KIMBLE liFho played fri ?;.?tad been recelded with 041111 share 'of thii oont salutation Altd'ONwsitiOn: -Whets ileand., •./ his brother Were . PrOci.editii thelettorosthtt • Contest '4 liecilte'Sr. P .dberriamo isms ever wrote, Mid Which' migheiChie'Vess L the' " •l▪ anatienti!rhi7e ? . 64 'docile& SOS aillihaSlialitg satd• lrfy Ogled col,' 8 "4 0 1/1.. illoaiedi the 'cap reisHion .riftiti , !W Oat, I . .111 twits!. ' 4 11.11041111414 cateldtgltber a grita 'Of the tine tenfper of the !louse from this attempte W roalt 'tho opposition gent:ral. It utterly failed, although sonieshew of obeying the call vas made by ~~ ~: J O r ke t ly stdisfledliat the proprietors do not intend to Increase the prm.oe boxes beyond the monbea which was in the old theatre. Ldo, in the most totems mantier, pledge my word—C Ws sec' al (,takeigs: triesafeady)--and the word of all Ilto, pre) 0 well ohm exists--LStajf: stuff: ufft , tiff t ain of.) —aud that the die V for ere WAidieision of the boxes Pius!. P" , 1 j j A Most del* sproaq followcd Mr. %NJ . oshismas been be- - rtieefiv tore exhibited werolgittn displayed: r --- trait gilld 0. F.' Din* %was givallyiti,rknovated vigour a space being asestalas.Ao.l4. C•411011..!5, Pit (who were chiefly togethes itt one body) for the dance. The sounds were mingled. 0f..-.(;0n... tract, and 0. P. during the whole deice t and at various other intervals. Between the play and farce the *Witco remained` stationary, until the musicians entered the Ora ehestra, when Rule Britannia was lustily • collet for, and was Immediately complied with, the midi., mice in the 404 es standing and uncovered; the Pitites, or a part of them, assisted with their votal powers. At the conclusion they gave three cheer', nall listened with attention - to the beautiful music of the overtuse the musical farce ef The Escaper, which was much epplaßtled. On the Oting of the ll certain the audience in the Pit took their scabs, ex. cept about ;on the performers appearing, nshout was set up which drowned their vuices, accompanied with the cries (4,415t0 1 d to Your contract !" "Turn hint out!" " Sing inuderl" to the performers. 41 the conclusion of the first act of the karee, the 0. P.'s sat down as usual ; but after sitting a few momenta, they rose up and sang God save the Xing, the chief of tie audience in the Boxes stand. lag up ; after which, the Pit and Galleries gate three cheers. Sometime after, a Gentleman iu the centre of the third tier of Poxes, on a !evel with the private Buses, appeared very angry, and came forward to the front of the Box, with great menaces, threatening those in opposition to the .who anaweted him by hooting and hissing, With toresalomr" Turn him gut, throve. +int over."; iall.Past ten the curtain dropped. Threp ilwanii *gr.' then given is for Kemble and the Pi**. spatp. l . l Three cheers were proposed for i 4 The O. P. Contract s " but it was only els wt . Into effect, fact complying with_ the man. 'date. The compitii &Abe Pit soon retired.' 'Wet "Must nut congNJO Vitfibut saying, that,ithere Ka nut an expression made' sae of by either petty...4C 'this night, that. could offend the rung rkillactojiptt • A iv es. . . .. ri ~, g••• Hi' aierfuiti II • 1 • iki:i.i. plltilla •.••••.• •.....)...,,.., 0 . . 11 • 0 . 1 I i•• C. GAS . • '. •11 0 1 • V • •!‘ 9 r. Steil: KS nos HA V: pa Oh P. If% S per CAet:' Mkt 4011100 I S 'per Clout. C. c)mAum Se 4 dig. _.2_!l y lESM44:N 1:! . • :r: , `•? , ••rt .-nitscl MIN.LION : .1 . ~.F, ; ..e, -.4 ~1 1,4• 1 1%•A55; ..; , •.'./. 03111 .?, t. -• • . ~.. 41 ;..... to . 0 T11114,,,AT1 ass' trittBs4t. 13, 1510..,"” ;,., i . : i... 4 „..,.; ..,....6. - . • - - • We h Ili& %lowing. iatereaal from kaliiiiiitifi -`.....""t • , . '' , l l' FALMOUTH, IfF.PT.' ill; " Arrived the Pt inceoalikabells Packet, Kidd, wylk Uwe* 1 from Lisbon, 14 days 11:15Saft. Lard W zstascress's had quarters were 'still at Meilen on the 23d ult. and no battle 1;a taken place, or %4WD expeete4, asahe enemy', army are kept back, by the want of provisions, &c. 14eserters from t,te French tii•e daily arriving at Lisbon, who nil comply in pat* flaw to bo la a wretched condition. His Majetty4 brigs Mao. bla and Wolverine arrived at Lisbon in nine daps from heart, Kith ttanspgris under 'their teoottoy ; the troops from which were all , landed In high health and spirits, and immediately marched off to the army.. Indeed Portugal is considered as perfectly safe from ail attempts of the teensy, at least for the ensuing winter. . , 4 Abe arlivVd the Elute of Kent' paket, Coatesywres, whit maits.from Cadiz, 15 days passage. Admiral Kestestad dispatched Captain Coelthson with an expedition; contitkiug of 40Q0 troops, Spanish and English, under command of Gendral Lacy, to land in the rear of the enemy 1 *ensiled on the 2:3d ultioneu Gediz was plentifully supplied with provisions of all kinds, and no fear was entertained for all that the enemy can do against it. " Sailed the Princess of Wales packet, with mails fur Lie. bon; [alertly, Bucks, for Southampton." s • • •• , I - -.10 10 "—_ We have trig day received Spanish Papers,. brought b rA Ceiba Mail, from which we hate made extract% Soule articles in them will be found very Interesting. We hare little room, however, to comment on thew. The story of Madrid and King JosEra is extremely eusious; but we must refer our Iteaders to that and the other articles. Tbelarcgreatly in favour of the Spanish cause, ' lite, .0111111fre . el any abtkentic source. --. -4. - ........... .. .- . —, . ........mm.- . . . fallowing letter offers another instance of the'undauntal temper of our seamen. We Cannot, however, cease to lament the waste of their:44%o • iu can' ma ' • 0 c enterprises. II • 44 PLYMPUTC *err. 11.., " Am ived the Dreadnought. of 98 guns. Admiral Sorrnur. from Basque Roads; she misted the Port Admiral' on arirical. which was returned. The Dreadnooght has brought iasith • her a large .ship, said to be udder Spanish "talaurs. cut out from ender the batteries mar Rochefort, by the boah of that suffered emaiderable foss. said to' be nearly , ~„ , • "'. vial 101 k hl"typ., Aiiitais(o . l4 .4 l 4 44A4 9kgpc DONS fPl i tfiktoforhe , the P u • I. pfriftton !Alt rdivoik . 1.44110 ' 111:04*.14, Jut strts' • 5 ‘., AO. thcir upbss ywhicit•scaasiss ,as cui i Jed , iiirs'niet dotal mbrititi"lll,., fur; Caa "ticbtek'Nevel Ce' 'be . 467 t'l4l:9livißuvifundlA meats of albs W boas. ~ Aimee apols -; the question prtient Nimos ) at . 4- they will be guided by the saes. disinterixted Rug lionourabto views towards both parties. •..4.-hosso already gireti au honest opinion, op oN thW;lus ni %_i _ ot issue s betweeu the Proprietors and t iropptvseors, and whatecer any be tho result of oi______ ultfoltunate dispute, we never shall re t ract out opinion, which has been formed upou a f u ll and review of the w hole subject. It i s true, the Proprietors - of the Theatre hale not perform. ed the Cuutract made at the Crown and Anchor, rademliwhich they horse essigued fur their conduct, appear to us unanslverable, ur we nclot itotild pave excused the non.perfurmance of a ft Contract enteral iota. by . Mr. licssar.s, and 'l Wined fby thd other , Proprietors. We shall not follvM . the roupopto , ot. our cater:votaries; i s Lien Z to ice which side is likely to ga i„ ra tirctury, but boldly and manfully declare orr timents, as we u"iformly do upon every subject, i, which the Public at large are materially iaterestekl. All the letters and packets brought by theists ftect from India have been delivered. Nunglie rt been received from Madras; the Sarah Christi*, and Wiiiiaat rift, Which were ender dispatch le Atll4residency, and which were expected to sail in time to accompany the ships from Caletitta and bainbay to Europe, did not join convoy at theap. initinted place. Their.arrisoli believer ; is dilly et. pected. 'Fen transports are expected to sill this week tans .Chatham, with German troops for the West fan. yesterday forenoon,_ s large party of Germa u troops passed over Westniiuster.bridge on this way to Chatham. Orders were on Sunday reeciyed in Chatham dock. yard to expedite the fitting of the Romulus anti 4lgiacqur( 3 two of the OAPs appropriated fur the reception of troops, as well as to urge the equip. anent of all the line of battle ships previously di. reeled to be got ready. , Ballutted men under the Militia Completion Act, not enrolled 'by theinselres, or substitutes, before the lit of the present month l will be entitled le half the current price of substitutes, but not to ter 101. 400. Atlloired before the Ist of September. act does not make any provision fur extending the governimetat allOws4!e of 101. 104. beyond theist initial; an answer this erect has been roamed from t h e 1v ii .. 0 4 0 4 to gfrix to an inquiry en tiki subjesubicty announced the iipg rture of S#r Rona ct. Wee lately Porstaat, to the . Orterofpie l Yof Cursing. ' 4 . said, that he ts gents to ' prepare 10'1187 for ti. landing of troip. fu that goofier, it being the in. .tention of Minister. se 'Kati aa expedition to tha Kith a vier to operate a diversion •pi ferVer. - of lord IVai.i.sstotoO. i% transport .anifirartileillailed last weeklroin Pt;rlstnoush for th ;potion • • 'it'd Brigadie.r.General WALI64 silt !/110 1 ' a lillitalleßtif of the Via 4raggults Rode Pate iferiicti,'Wttiohn at the horse transports es rec o il, A hatiolowe tisea Nth regiuntat (5Z N; * 0 44 Z ism board the jeditipt tai • h oat lessichnknts will be seat* elan ,thereian lOW 86 they 0401 e. Ti 4,4teenet La porieei ) it 'follows 'Nit the aipoditions( men, fitting out at Portsmouth, is destiold tee ths North of Spain, seed lint far Lisbon. Lord Was LINSWI L it is said, hit teen fur coma tire pressisti Ministers to adopt - 414. aqd 'sic do sot know wh7 has beesan lung delayed. Fire fltee toad men, if silit -to tat gofOtge about $ amnia kj; w4nld titl44o pil4ifit effect'; baits' sent sip fear this Inessillit 4flt not datett tS• Ow* frosik the gam ilsi e 41.1Wi$playitti, et 1 1;n WV) detach a O/0116.11liffrOak tks grand sin. i Ickes he. the. il4lll!iire ' . poliey tit a reit tt: trs eennirx t%!stpc . es,t rra zte , 64.1 4 0, attlill 1111 0Metlin 4016111 from it, as the conistluentie of littsborwittoists. IpoWeit e ils rtutly , thst osiosto bp Seri tyePlf p o pr e esed his minds of I asset's,. dad *Wit :that the French Revolution ifs& hd ib' Orin it 4 9 , Want, of a• timely reform, in Al dolly retort tin k Mee: Irarengeaude ilunkl•thet the sahs gotta seccesses of the French aims ire to he traced to tio.same eauo. Whist was it that occasioned tife Nu. tables of France to be called together, but the toad disorder of the finanoes, occasioned uy the ItTith sad Improvident waste of the ,revenues its the paietr nonce of a corrept system. When a.unl!hily sad -despotic Governeithit• is obliged .to aseaskre th Itepresentatives of the Peolae l it Is in rickeo.lo l . pent of its iucepositiAsa p-ost. The once met, the eoptegeenets mons only stsch.es - be expected from AO pfsirovter,of the ostler seel . ,the treatiutnt which they experiseimg standing the atrocities attending the Iteeolutiollf 'etfectimity rowed the ineulishrpnees which elm ° oaeratlielped. the energies of the nation; sod Our' by tile interference of able Powers, 'were it'd t rected to die dermas Of MI touistry, - .and af w ephnie you th Of IP 114114.00011 W-111 1 1,,... a."‘"l- . .. ' - ! population were armed aid prepared Tor C Ol. t quest, and the armies were off come' 4 110 . ", . a , 115 glisie• -4 Pe 'bpposition of their admin., ',Was" istivvrtied by antiquated inallin s , b ett in the cabitOt and tom' field. They either ki'O l a gi t the meanest' .asillini thcowelies of the stre s g th _, the population or wee afrajd to adopt then -4 " ib . failure was n: . liatufal conseque nce . ti» whQi career of listen strengt h contending weakness, tioittphysiffisj and moral Site has ste o ' herself inter Vurope t , gisifiniiiiritarslly auk in point that is not hualilei. Wc ale now reliving , fruits of the finfortunate policy that governed country at thu cOuissencewientuf the k'resch lutiou t and during . . the greater pan of its prodge )P ; and, seeordiisgAo all appearances ; we hal* yet to NSW ' .:!IN` the Arpin& of Monday sefunigitt, d tinc , stage of ?atirs...Liarter, Of Clareciiras *Kraig kt •List , ,n-hali s Norfolk, thu horeallg401114111" at lightning, and, orting.toilic darir s4 satif tile tau entries. was ovettutued oe ittre,, An il ) 4 which accident Mrs. B. ma: tea* -.110,1F1 5 0 Miss Calif TO % scat vor 17 41arasikk,•,-Tak aerisot reed *OP happily altars . • 4 l 1 f ,r" I