The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-30 00:00:00

• its To sconAsp. CALEDONIAN HUNT HALL. write Iff a Lain nag ZeiNereell, Are. 21. Last sight the bail, Rine by the monthers of the Caleiesias Hoot in bosom' if his Majesty', WA place a t tie Assembly Rooms in Gertegmetreot. The inter sal armagewoots and docoratiese were almost pre dad, the woe as at Gut Peer's ball, of which I have Riles yea 'detailed Basset is 'previous letter. The kit list o f ho l i tt oobles, too. who attended, iscieded. ii 4 t h ( o w cemptioss, all those wbo were present en the f esessioa. Therefore. to go Weevily into the detsll respecting the wise of last night. would be oily to fedgoe the reader with tiresome ripetitiou.--• His Majesty came in from Dalitieth in his travelling carriage. escorted by a guard of cavalry, lied entered the ball room at half-past sloe o'clock, preceded by the Comatimee of the float, and the great officers of iiielleaseisid. Asks passed through the long lime of di I rtogoieked personages that bad formed to the right sad l e ft i t eke door, be hewed repeatedly. mad addressed a few words to pertirelar ladividoals whom be remig aired. There was is his manner in air of kindness aid modeeseasios apparently unfeigne,d, though it might hmve bite slily the result of that nigh degree of po fished grawfolome which his Majesty can so readily assume when be thisks proper. After " lied save the King" was played. semeroes yelps were at foie 'seta on " the light fantastic toe,' sad his !d o jo ' s ) . . og oje olliasesSa, with obvious eejoymect. the merry violations of the Scotch reel. Dancing was kept up W i t h saw partial istermiesions, during the hour sad a half test his Majesty feeleleed. The Duke of Ha milton sad his brother. Lord Archibald, were present to the distinetive costume of the Hunt. bit to neither of t h e e did his Majesty address &single word. There was Om talkiest is tbe assailer of N obi. Duke to show that he ause4.4 rather through the cold formality of e tiquette thee from any fettle, la which the heart was rosewood. He occasionally detached himself altoge ther low the animated aemestlage, walking up sad doge the saloon, or standieg in a meditative moods with his hack ageism one of the pillar.. While in ibis atdmie he was adiremed by a Lady and Gentle mss of his acqasiatanse, to whom he said that be was tired of State pageants. His Majesty retired shoot g am o' c lock, sod as the Royal carriage drove off lead chews were beard all along the streets. Mr. Peel sets eel to-aerrew oe his return to Leaden. m ttaded by Ur. fleeter. the King's Messenger. and is is sodersteed that his Majesty will probably sleep at &intone House, to-raerrow sight. sad embark on the following day at four o'clock, after having par takes of an elegant defense which hie Nobler beet Ms provided. This is the prevailing *plain as to the ausegemeat, but then are some professing se be In the secret, who confidently assert that hie Majesty will embark to-morrow with at greatest privasy, is order to avoid the bustle which his pnbbc depictors mast create. This morning his Majesty bosonrod Lewd Melville with his company to breakfast, at Mel ville Castle. His Lordship, with true hospitality. hes ohiered ea elegant entertaissent for three bemired ,efilie Mid Lothian Cavalry. who formed his Majesty's estwt from Dalkeith. Amid Rookie is at this me wls. e'l is a hustle, and the public cariosity 1811,14 d between two grand objects of attraetion—ths re...- slots-to lay the first sto. of the Natineal Monameat. and a man walking for a wager. It was ezpseted that bie Majesty would by his ewe hand have put spots record the *deo of the proposed strneture eta she Colima Hill, bet this I. has declined doing, bay isle "feinted a Commission for the ?elem.—The Commissispers ate the Duke of Hamilton (Premier 'Duke of Soselawl), the Duke of Athol, the Doke if Mostrese, the Earl of Reseherty, Lord Lyadoch. Lord ;ad Lord Hopetoon. About twelve o'clock all the approaches leading to the Calton Hill were crowded with spectators. and the view from its mi ni down Waterloo-place and all along Princes-street. est beautiful in the extreme. while to the person stela., is these streets. the , perspective which the hill presented was so lees pietatesque asel jrand. 'Lb tits eye tamed, it lighted op objeoll-of vs tied interest, entrancing with agimated effestitil the local combinations of the scene, So truly beautiful in themselves. The procession was alleged'. of • Ma. sock character, and formed agreeably to the in structions contained in a programme which had pre ciously been sent round among all the brothers of the Craft. At a quarter before two o'clock, the Lord Provost the sad corporation proceeded is state to the Calton bill, attended by a body of constables; and at two pre cisely the procession moved off from Parliament-square, passing dawn High -street. and over the North-bridge, till after having reached the open space in frost of the Register-office, it turned to the right ap Waterloo place, and wound round the bottom of the kill, ascending hoe the South side. The Duke of Hamil see marched in (root, as Grand Master for Scotland. It is quite impossible for any leerier* to describe the vicuna, grandeur of the. pages.. Never before bad Scotismd witnessed so sommose and epleodid a eaval eade of Freemasons. The vivid and striking contrasts Iba objects which the long array Inhibited were of a character th e most i mpos i ng t h at can b e i mag i ne d, The gorgeous decorations of the craft were frequently untie associatioa with the plaid of the mountain. and rich coifortos of scarlet and geld, gave additional ef fect to the iosigaia of masonry. Flags with appropriate iatcriptions upon them floated along the line at otos dose( dist ances, sad a perms, attired pretty much in the style of the Champion, on the day of the Corona tion, a nd mounted, like him, on a spirited charger, formed a loose conspicuous object in the scans. Two black men, dressed in the Eastern costume, and wear. iog turbans, walked one of each side of him, leading his horse by a rein of white satin. On getting to the summit of the bill the procession formed itself round the spot near the Observatory, where tits stone was to be laid ; and the several Masters, took their stations on a plat. firte, opposite to whom were the Conirolesioners, the Lewd Provost, and Magistrates. &c. The Doke of Athol Oleo read the Comm:lasi.' from his Majesty, lad re lented the assistance of the Muter,. Wardens, and brethren of the Masonic Lodges, in laying the foun dation stone of a Monomial in gratitude to the Great Disposer of emits for his sips, interposition in be -4° St Ibis eeretrY. A proles basing beta offered rztheOreat Architect of satire s the usual selects . Meat pion of loserdeg two glass bottle., cos- . lbe anent oils. Iso. is lb. amities of the "NC no eseeseeph, wise, ell. he. wars Oa eased:, • f THE is the top mesa, whirl had has. mahout, resediqed by At Pillolomit slum, Sea Tho Dabs of Ihiablltoa thee delivered as aehroehal sad 'impressive addriis eti the propriety of the undertaking, le which he alluded to his Majesty's visit as most aespisious. la sonata salmis( the feeadatioa of a esoaaravat, which *veld till to the brave sone et Caledesda, that their valour vras reaseashered ►y a medal cesetry. The aerie sersosoey aloud by a suitable address from the Deb of Athol, la the swam of the Coessieslosers. The creed assembled to witaess the sceoe was ler seam. The brow lathe bill, at the foot of whish the proNasias posed, was covered with spectators. The greasiest order aid &wares prevailed. lit. Have, who has jest arrived here was eau of the spectators of the meat. IMETRACT Of ANOTHER Ltl7lll /ROM IDINIBUIOII, MTG. !7.) la reforms to the slights which it was alleged tie Doke of illimiltos bad received from the King, and to which Me *sprawls,* at the elide hastiest were ascribed, tbe writer says M there Is leech doubt re. speedo' these preteaded slights: they are rammired sad appOnitly pt up by a party here, to allis an proper motive upon the conduct of as upright Peer. who felt it Us del to utter apastitntional sentiments. in the peewees of these who rarely hear, and still less often relish the **prosaism of any opinions which do not savour of the virulence of political acrimony, anffl gross ant anntialy Fernald invective. Neither the. Klee nor the great bulk of the respectable person ape who atteadmi the clefs basquet, could have beard the sentiments expressed by the Dake of HB.l without einicarring in their truth and pre- Frilly. sad admiring the mealy aad empistent ogee.. sin takes to deliver them. That the King felt no (bow was It possible be coal?) towards 1 11 1= 1 ,le clear, from this fact—that on the Monday (yesterday) his Majesty came to town. and went Le ong. se Melyreed-palace. all the apartamate of which le Abed. emidected by the Doke of Hamilton. who kppnad se be at the Palace when the King arrived. SI is 'larder, however, that these attempts to degrade tin Riney Dace should be made by the parties who le have paid the utmost devotion to his Ma ;:ll,l6l:Lies his arrival- It ism) less remarkable, that Mit isle& Professor of the Volversioy was Invited in re late eirie banquet (except Professor Baird, who did not attend as principal of his College, but as • Clergyman. and called na to say grate) though the bookseller (Blackwood) the convicted libeller of see of their body (Professor Leslie had a place assigned him at one of the tables, although be should have bees at the same moment on duty 'meet the associ ated miestables, by whom ha was Seed a guises for his theses. It is remarkable that this person should have a place unsigned him os tuck an occasion, when several of the @ability, gentry. sad principal iambi teats of Pediebargh were sot laeladed la the invita tion. Dr. Duties*. who is a principal of the Col lege, sad succeeded the late Dr. Oregory as King's Physlelas, aria, of course placed him amoag the Royal Hotesehold, was not limited. Let the Corp.. ration, or Sir Walter Seat. expiele this. It was a strange MONO of psyleg tribune to the literature of Scotland. mid particularly whoa It was known that Sir llttlfirSelitt took seek au aide* pact Is the fee. tire preparations as eves to see the table iriangemeets laid on. It has given great offence to the Calvet. oily." ISOM Telt ZDINlIIVIIOII His Majesty has ►ees graciously pleased to trans mit to tbe treasurer of the Edinburgh Magdalene Allem, by the halide of the Right Honourable the Lord Provost, President of the society, a danation of Any valetas. for the benefit of that most aural imi tation. Sunday aftorooon the E•rl of Fife, sad • select petty. bad the honour of dialog with hie Majesty at Dalkelth House. Yesterday, die Kl.g remained at Dalkeith Palace during the Amain. sad gracioasly reeei♦ed several Noblemen aced (leathern who waited on him. He had a salsa party at Caner. We rad d the Royal Mid Lothian ca►alry ' l are to parade at the gate of Mel►ille Castle, opposite the sew eat to Dalkeith Palace, on Wednesday, at twel►e o'clock. This ezeelleat corps are to have the honour of escorting his Majesty on his departure from Dalkeith Palace to ilopetown House, where hie Majesty will dine, and remain all night. Oa Thurs day morning, kis Majesty will embark at Hopetoms Hausa en board his yacht for London. [llllO3l VIZ IDINBURGH STAR An amutieg occurrence took plass at the Peers' Ball on Friday. Miss---, who is generally known to be emulous is the dance, lotted herself exposed to a ample', by the absence or inattention of her partner at a time wises she was to join in the figure. Turn ing round, on the instant, intending to repair the wrong by impressing into her service the arm gen tleman who should be at liberty, she unfortunately , seised the bands of the King, and importuned him, sot in the most ceremonious way, to proceed with her in the dance. The young lady discovered her mistake is time only to complete bar confusion. Hie Majesty politely declined the invitation, but in a meaner which seemed to betray a well-timed regret that his dancing days were over. Ills Royal [flyless the Duke of Gloucester, in the amuse of Ms excursion down the Wye, arrived at Monmouth on Friday last. where his Royal High ness was received by the Mayor, Bailiff, &e. in their robes of *See, sod condescended to walk with shin to the Boasters Arms, from whence he proceeded in bis carriage to Ragland Castle, and afterwards re. turned to dinner. The next morning the Duke, ac companied by the Mayor, visited the Castle, the hint,- place of Henry V.; after which, in the Town Hall, his Royal Highness was voted a Burgess of the Bo rough of hiaantaills. The *saw honour was easfortid on Sir W. tie Crespi goy, tr ho was, also present. His Royal Highness thin returned to his yaelat, sad pro 'seeded on his journey to Tistorn Abbey, and from thence to Chepstow. „ , PlowEirta. Haaverrx.,--Tbe semen from different parts of ate country, who ailsmisd the naseket this aora iag. represent that is the ismarisr aiiMohisat maa, thus ems Was known sash a viasdral harvest, or more sbasgast potato, seep. that what the pretest year sew effets,—(Dsiiiia 40640 'ATESMAN. p SHIPPINU utritwes.vcs. = Dim. Ave. ft.—The rotted as bashed Mewl M the Sontb-west. blowier freek sod :the Outsveribbooild that , sailed yesterday bite pit halt. Okiiiilows Wont the river last alert the goatee picket. Alitlithe, let Qwe bee, Arrived cad sidled for the river the Albieu, Willer, for Madras sad Bengal; the Winless, Keller, he the Cnost of Oood Hope j the Load's, South, for Jamaica; the Annasley, Lawless, fee St. Kitts; the Woodford. Loenbton, for Awake ; ;he Ada. reb•e• Sailed the Blocher. Chrk. Ihrolth tr. —Witsd .S. W. Fa 'MOMS. Ace. 29.--Bolled lb bisects 211sabeth Packet, for Lisboa; awl the Islet* 'hevidoosea Wool sey, for Malaga the Poor Pried% Kohotte, fer Leedom. —Wind S.S.K. PORTIMOUTU, AUG. 29 —Sailed 111WiKiilese, Heady side, for Loodon.—Wied W.S.W. PLvorwrro. Ave. ft.—Arrived the Anvers. Keeley% booed to Newhandlaed. Sailed the Mentor. for Oporto; lb. Elisabeth. To‘prt. for Mirensicld.—Wled S. E. and West. The Cephttes._of Senderland. coal lades, was lees yes terday hi West Bay, Deepness: crew and. UM OF TIC LIVISPOOL FACIVIT " Brig Dart, off Bristol. 21th Asg. 1942. " The Liverpool weskit ea the ibth alt.*, the banks of Newfesodiand, by ronsisg feel of an island of ice, bet all . bands were erred sad put late St. John', ; thrice most of the passengers proceeded hither is the Dart, Of this place, but a passenger (as infant @Mid) hating died en the passage. we are compelled to wait here the. visitation of the quarantine dicers, which must delay us from landing until hmeerrow. Captain Lee sailed pn the same day with et (Gas Aug.) in a 'chooser hr New York, with the whole of the erew and eat of the passengers. " The vessel only lasted two hoofs, sad tithing was saved except the clothes we had on and a little specie. We were live days in the open heats, and on the Hymn,' arrived at St. John's, having been taken ap by a kiting. boat en the fifth day. " The following is a list of the peasesgen : Mir. N. T. Heard and family. of New York; Mr. John Simpson, of Leedom; Mr. Robert blather, of Liverpool ; Mr. William Christie, of Jamaica ; Mr. Samuel Wright, of Savanesh ; Mr. William Castle, of Montreal; Mr. Thomas Wright, of England, and Mr. G. A. Northedge, of Montreal." -Tax LATE LOUD KIITIDDBIL —At his boon is Al- Itany-etreet, ea the 14th lost., died the Ilea. Wm. Ere- kin. of Kneader, aloof the Senators of the College of Justice. His Lordship bad been fur some time past is a feeble state of health, sad there is reason to believe that his end was accelerated by the effect, produced on his mind by some report *hid' had lately bees circulated to his prejudice. diem*, u these reports reached his ear. some weeks ago, hie Lordship requested of some of hip friends in inveatipte the matter is the fullest manner, anti to adopt each measures for the vindication of his character, by taking each legal steps against the anthers of these calamities, or otherwise, se they might judge proper. The Oentientes than appointed, consisting of several individeale of tbe highest respectability and ro fenional eminence, accordiegly set on foot an inquiry. la which they were aided by the freed. of the husband of the lady, whose saw bad hese likewise aspersed. and the reeett was a unaaimene opiates this the whole of these re/stets were etteylydevaid of truth. A eertilleste to this effect was signed by the friends of both parties. sad lord Kineddes's moor' and advisors Wept an opinion la the following termer—u is these sires.- steam, we eateidee any legal pram/Wogs as ensecee• vary for the 'iodisation of the parties, sad also limp,- dieet, not only oe aeceant of the protracted sal painful diseassieee which they would necessarily measles, bet likewise became such measure. might appear to attach an importance to these calumnies, of which they are en• worthy." To the majority of persons thee* Idle roamers would have given little distreee, bat to Lord Kieedder's sensitive sad delicate mind they were a sonrce of great anculeh, sod acting on a frame peerlessly debilitated by sickness, they produced a nervous fever, whisk eat off this amiable and accomplished man in the prime of his life. His Lordship was Weeded daring his Mabee by Messrs. James Russell and Joseph Hell, eargeoas. who did not apprehend any serious dagger for his life, and indeed so little was the event eu pe tsod, that when he ex pired, the medical geetleman who was present believed it for same time ealy to be a faint, sod measure, were takes for restoring asimation. though, alas! without effect.--(Rdiabares Slur.) IV* are sorry to learn from some of our correspond eats at the Cape of flood Hope, that the late Settler* en the coast are reduced to astute of the severest privation, and that maay were dying of Iteger. A eaptain is the army, his wife, nod daughter, were redeced to such a state of distress, that they abandoned their house to uncoil their wretehedoeas, and went into the wilds to perish. la this condition of extreme despair, they were discovered by Major Pigott. who, with his wife. administered to them sack comforts as they could cons• mead, sod brought them home. A latter from Caps Tows of the 14th of May, mentions, that there was not a fortnight', consumption of grain in the Colony, and that if the expected *account were not received from India, the consequences would be of the most dread ful deacriptioa. The Government at the Cape is re proached for suffering religiose dissections to disturb the tranquillity of the Settlement. Lord Chas. 8101111181. set's rehire to the Cape was most anxiously desired. to clear the 0 meat of partialities so injurious to the peace and welfare of the Colony, and especially at a junctere when absolute famine was spreading its ravages, and the public suffering was of the sev erest eatere.—(bioneriek News.) Hawses of a private letter from Venice, dated the 4th alt. On the Psth alt. this city was with one of, the moat treateadneas storms that we ever recollect to have beard of. The wind blew with as impetuosity Impossible to be described. The howling of the tem pest. the incessant stream of lightning, the prolonged rolliog of the, thunder; the crash of wiedowr, chim neys, and tiles, carried terror io the most co:napes, hearts. The full conseqoeucea of this horrid affair are not yet billow°, bat they must be dreadful. All the vessels it anchor in the Canal suffered more or less ; three of them were sunk ; the surface of it was covered with fragments of gondolas; the lead epee the church*s and several edifies, was tore up aad carried to as im mense distaste. To all this scene of I,,nror must be added the torrent of hailstones. the smallest of *Pleb were the size of a walnut, and many of them weighed front seven ounces to a pound. Tips number if, per sona killed is sot *easily Loewe, but the Imodite•ei IS?, have bees taken up, wire perished by the fall of hailstones. eitieeloye, Lc. or were eaffeeated by the wind." Michael Cahill, for the murder rillettlieL Maio, I. a quarry at Carrigalee. was cirrus& la ,Corlit; per Saturday; he acknowledged hie guilt. Jobs she tuber. woo merited almost at the sOuteht the pro. emit* imams to lean the gooL - - SPuIII7 . .VU INTSLId B 111'11110 AT TATTSRSALL'S.--A. W. Dime/ass* Lptisa.-14 to R Nest Rwao— pts ll le 1 Nis f. oat of llandase-10 to I ant Ajax—ll a I apt MO edllol-410 to f ant Mr. GaseolgniS d.-46 10 1 lint Mr ritia--16 to I agst brother to Antonin-34 to s arsenal desto-36 to I sot to I ant Young Cyrano —U 10_1 asst Masses Troll-33 to I eget TlO6ll-41110 I eget Eoptiroyisa-00 to I egst Howley& MiltßY 'RACES. TUSSDAT. Avenel 117. Slily Gainera. gives by his Grew* t h e Dube of Dommiinh for asides horses, Re.—Two mile beats. Mr. Pistil's br. r. Slag, 6 yrs Md. list Sib.... . • 1 1 Mr. Massey's eb. f. Yaysymenywa, I yrs old. • • • * Mr. Illoetieb's b. I. Dubois. S yrs 01d.75t....• .4 S a Won goy. Sand 6t04 on Slag. t' A Sweepstakes by Siabigrihors of lOgsassii.-.: Tb. wisest', tbe Cep at Nottingham to carry .44 stns. Morse NM geldings allowed Mb. Mie tben-rallo had: Sir T. Malaya's Teeters. 6 yrs old. Sat. Mb• . 1 Sir R. Greeley's Tao Patriarch. 4yn old. Sat. Sib. .. 2 Sir G. Crews 's Haddon. 4yrs old, Sal. fib... .. S Me. Case's eh. f. klandollee, 4 yrs old, Sat. sib. (fellhis) 4 Won easy. 3to 1 on ?eaters. A firopstako of liOgs, each, for tiniest-olds. Half a mile. Mr. Pistol's by. f. Beteey.Bst. . . 1 Ma. Hoeldewortb'e b. e. by Fi d; Peta..9ll 2014 .. V 9 to I ea b. e. by Iffibo de Puts. Yesterday ift•f1141011, XI I d nsinotos past ors, s pee. Wan from Newcastle, of the n sole of Rawl, itedinkauk anal began die task of walking sue handfed sod 'too silos in 24- successive boors. Homer his colsbanessi Achilles for being swift footed, bat we do not ramidlost that any of the ancients, Romer. or Pinder, (the pilot of the pedestrian, equestrians. whip and yackt dein of the ancients,) or any of the other chroniclers of acti vity. have ever recorded such violent exertions of onsitti lar strength as bare been exhibited in this esastry. Capt. Barelay, we apprehend, puts the celebrated Podia Oka, Achilles entirely out of conntenance mad Mr. Russel. who is now taking • walk in the North Loch, will, if be shall accomplish his task, outdo any thing ever done at the Olympic Games. At 12 o'clock last night, Karol had walked 48 miles. and did ass appear mach atileanslod he appeared likely to complete him boar.—(Rdialturge °biome?. Truday.) MATCH AIPAIKIIT 717IL—A few drys ago, a bay Mfg, set 14 hands bigb, was matithed to run from the betel. t.rnarvon, to tie Red Lion Inn. Bangor, a disown of sin* miles on a billy road, in the short ',load WO id eates ; sho won In grand style. halide% *satiate:sat sal ShS woods to spare. A great number of premiss awls bled to see her start, sad hoary bets were swam: (Chester Colima.) M4RKET3.—(fmis .VoEase) Colta•gxentooa, Ara. 30—Nearly the wbollif of the Wheat that was on shipboard being dispeeekif ea Wed. *matey, and having no fresh supply tide traisg. oar market was very bars of fine samples, the &druid fir which has increased. Our prices may he quoted per gluier higher for that of fine quality ; but the islittier descriptions of Old are still eery heavy salt, sad al most seminal in value.—Pine &dee Is in deassad, and es. per quarter dearer.—ln Beans, Peas, and Oats titer* is no alt ion. 8311111/1111,0 MARRO?, Atte. 30.—The Market was well supplied this morning with all deeuiptioseof maids. Mattes sod Lamb are higher in price, botgeitiemolas lbe same as per last ma-hat Jay.—Perk sad Veal as per our last quotation.—There appearsto be a bawd fee 'NOW Meat swag to the eminency( the trolelsr. Ilkerturattr or C 011111171•1 PllolPaingl.-Anni. .Ago. 29.—The average pries of wheat in mar astkee at this time aloes not exceed fuggy etiillisge a bushels elk Mr. Utber Goddard, a respectable /armor of West layea.bas seat the helloes nand the tOwli to anottalleo his intention of !melee a stall every market-day ter the sale of good mutton at threepence a pseud !.sm. (Stamford :Vera ) The lucariatire of all crops in the parish of Gie. wan and its neighboarhood, esoopting that of Wear. is remarkable. With respect to some crepe, the re. collections of persons between 70 aid 90 year, have witnessed no parallel ; the b t Is going NI ra pidly. and is almost uni I. Potatoes, being the pliocipal support of the poor, are sole of the Scot quality at 6J. per peek. To testify how pronto this crop Is, there was deg a few days ago (though sot II solitary instance) from a garden in Ayr, 93 potatoet from one stalk, aid 7l from another, amounting. from careful measurement, to bait a peck.—(gdia. Star.) At Spalding fair, as Wednebeay last, the 'apply of bock horses and beasts was unall, and the horses were of the roughest hied. Spadini core market. ea Toady ha, was ratite brisker. Om Tuesday last, about mom the %ewe of Chattels was visited by a storm, ac.mmpanied by a slight shower emd a single but tremendously heavy clap of thoodoe, preceded by en awfully vivid dash of light. Ding. Two imys of the name of Ruston, lying asleep in the field sear the foot of s tree, were stench by thi electric fluid : ono of them bad his head . moth hart and his hair burnt the ocher was struck scrum the body, and his clothes were mush beret: they were Dearly deprived of their senses, aod did not know wai l s bad burr them, but they have since dose well, and are recovering. The tree was rent from top to bottom. A young man employed by ties of thip lest conwnee. vial houses at Nantes, has beat condemsed to a liwo of 200 francs sod Doe mouth's Imprisonment. for haw log written or, the laud of a peblic promeasde the word Etplosides. which was alleged to he Imelda' eo General De:mingle, being as means of his nosne...— Despinele or Rtpiesides is the tracer who Agates la the affair of Rochelle, mod who is accused by some of the prisoner of having iodated them to declare the* selves Carbonari by saying that be was a member of that secret society himself. The public peowsoator laid the penalties at • tine of 1400 francs and three mocha' imprisonment. The award of the Comet seems more then enough for the offense; the demos& of the prosecutor were excessive. A libel 'Mese to the sand could nut have indicted a very dumb!, in jury, and the wind that effaced the wpm &diva might, safely for the repatalies et she Orbital. Ilan blows away the tiosuastioo. • . • ,• 03 Saturday seatigfit, about five o'clock is tits afternoon, a fire broke otitis, a cottage at Wats/braelke ' Cawbridgesitire, and, such . sr,asi the rapidity of be douses, that is the; short yosteloi• Itisy minion the dwellings of seven families were heaviest dm r asa& By this oafottunate accident a considerable part of the (mutilator and stearibirmovntni ut fist 4oftaicds te ethe, ifia • tioc.ir 400 0 4 a'.4,, seta saber ardCiess, , Torf ditottflit, bow* Ik,bs beta oceastood by eiteleilimias. , ; •,:: a: L...: ~.-~: Jf - r k ..1 :,.1 I ~' ~ . I I 41 I,! k , ‘ t , a ~ 1 I, :"P" , , w