The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-10-01 00:00:00

.niited• 1 3 . dine with him, and requested him to cemei Bernadotte did so, but when he. arrived, ' . who ir is then Captain Aid-de-Camp to lion s ..—,r, informed Berdadotte that 4 General Bo aparte was busy finishing. his st, and begged im , •to wait a while,"—Berns liotte I iotte replied, "t I the General in Chief that It oak not suit Gener I Ber nadotte to wait in the anti-room in the army, since at Paris the Directors themselves I never exposed me to a similar mortification.`l-1-Duroc was going to reply, when Bonaparte su,ddenly made his appearadce, saluted Bernadotte in a smil ing manner, apologised for not having come imme diately, and proposed to take a walk in the garden' whilst waiting for dinner. As they were going along, Bonaparte said, " I am sorry, General, that instead of sending in your name, you did not come straight into my closet. You need not doubt the pleasure I should have felt. The Officer told me that two Ge nerals requested to speak to me, without giving me their names; but-as soon as I heard your voice, which I know very well, I was anxious to , repair the mistake. I am sorry you could iuppose I had the intention to use etiquette with you, whom I consider as the right arm of the army." To this Bernadotte replied, " I am, my General, of a country where the men have as warm heads as good hearts • I leave only to congratulate myself osi your goodness to wards me, and it was on that account ,I could not help expressing surprise on holies Duroc tell me to 'wait." ... ~. . f. Mr. Fe t ts.cts Seirmottit LAitraww• Deputy Judge Adroctitii in the Peninsula, was lately surprised and taken. prisoner by a French piquet, while riding with some young Officers on the Pyrenees, admiring.the grandeur of the ecene. The. restof• the party les, raped. Mr. T.Astrain ie,exowl at t . lkyosteei .; ,14 • Five millions Of .6alti2larliidgeb have beecittivpod• at Plymouth Doeitift4Nfol6intieb,. thenco :to lie seat', to the North.. The woritmetigtee LiboOtttdry'lW Plymouth Deek are'etkployetteitie hours' in fillinf tiartridgea for the mime 'desthwatiWer Three mehthi' 713 cartridgei srersti mouth, of width immense nuAbettlat one islitt% The disksteri Sullained'hy . DONARARTg :110frt.14411 5 renewal of hostilities Will . poOn beknoirg ,•tp th 4 in habitants of most of the i towes on i the Pronch coast. Some thousand copies of late Ex iaordinaly• Gazettes, printed in the French Tanguage, have been sent from town for the purpose of /belt% distributed at all practicable points on the enewly'staheres. " • In CLattisds's Life 'Of Wilitati. PAW, is fopowing pavaerphi w(hich fOrtris iittlktrig contrast to thinsehners and customs of thelletivisMitich w Deb:— • - !.• • 77- 44 He' wit s Wilstt'ultittscidiesi "eri ni his house'. And had stick up in a'wrltten direc tdiy, -or general" order, foe the'regulation of - his fa- Ally, to which he exacted . the strictest conformity. 'According to this rigorous system !Ordiscipline, he Ticittittehat in that qahrtet of `,the year which in. I elided part of the winter and part of the spring, the; mivabers of it were td• rise at seven in the tnoriling, the next at six, in. the.ueAt h(are,.and in the next ! at mit again. Nine o'clock, was the hour for breakfast, steelier fee _disc seven for supper, and ten to re..; tkt ,to bed:, , whole family were to assemble. @way mornlatler worship. They were te.be called; *ether at eleven again, that each might rend 110 feria. some portion of the holy -Seripturei or of Mettyrology, or of Friends' .books; and finally l. i they were to meet again for worship at six in Mel evening. On the. days -of• public easeting, ne one was to be absent, escept on the pleg- of heottbr or of ioavoidable engagement. The pwvaeta were .to be celled up after supper to "odor. to attar. siastiV and iwistress an account pf ) 'kat. they had done in• the v, .and to receive AOStvections • for the nest ; and - -.kularly exhorted to avoid lewd dilweerseh • - " Mi lli* • , • • hao tor. , ..a,.i.esi, . Y Aty, eeat,f. ,this same House, but more patticularly in the !louse ''Anc, if Peers, the ,men belonging to the old Court Party 1 I ;ftimate the new coalition sigain'st France, would te l l - , in some measure to produce a beneficiarinfliente iwere at their old game again, flattering whichever i lon the commercial relations in that country. 14 . party (rAbille Or rakes) might be most likely either to' promote theirToitunes, or to sutler them at least,AA. these expectations, however, they hare been wofully a set o f privileged beings, not to pay . their taxes.- 7 I t he s e ; and they are unanimous in theif-com. Those two desciintions orpeoPle had entered, it tip.. plaints that the hardships to which they - have loug pears, boo an offensive alliance. A Parliament WO been exposed, have rather increased than dimitsiahed.' .in July, for the dispatch of basiness, Tie chief annoyance of which they have lately co ns. assembled early I plalned is the difficulty of obtaining passports—and and i e's , mcially to provide : ways ways and means—those :Although the . most by the lan Pisrlil .,, .! beitig limited to ex- oiost urgent applications were. aside for ttent so far back as the month of April last, none were tend no farther than; to the lac' of September. But .. the allied factious were must ering:Ali irresistible ma. granted till nearly the close of last mouth. In consee i quetacc of this delay, several British merchants were jority in both !louses. E,vcry - tiWit)e . introdueed . of : supported by the Government .was sysientatically detained for months at Cronstatit and on the froo ; i Coto, and many whose patience was worn out, or negatired, and so little regard for the English was ! w h o felt t h e i r a b sence was ruinous to their concerns, shown, that even a motion for a vote of thanks to the , Were obliged to ,returts to England without havi n g Prince Regent and the British nation, afterit had ex• b ee n scuffle in the Commons, h able to make any arrangement in their con cited a scandalous between t cents ie Russia. . The, difficulty is nearly as great one of the leaders of the French party . and smother member, was not carried by a majority greater i Ito obtain passports for- quitting as for entering Russia, and every other o action. And vexatioar than four or 6 i-2 votes & Such was the statrof 1 Which had hitherto etnbarr the British trade affairs and of parties at Palermo, in the begin- iin that country, has derived no r aeation or Innis- - ' ning of Angust. The Sicilian Ministers, who! lion whatever from the bettes,spirit • which it . was so were friendly to us, and had been appointed Confideotly hoped. the view Confederacy would excite. under our auspices, had thought it necessary to tea. —Al most a ll t h e R uss i an Ministers still remain at der their resignation ,to the thought Prince, and P eters b ur gh ; b u t th ey w ill no t ve n tu r e to adopt any though,it bad been accepted, and several days had measure of the least importance without applying to elapsed since his Royal Highness had appointed& new the Emperor. But his. Imperial Majesty • remails, Ministry, still the same spirit, inimical to us and to that and is likely to remain, at, the head-quarters of the Government; prevaiiedlit the two houses ; -4611 .i>g ,Hain Allied Army, and his whole attention must steps were likely to be taken towards the graiOng.ipf naturally be directed to the operations of the cam those snpplies, without which it vs.:.s hard to say how paign. The difficulties, therefore, ender which the the Sicilian Government could' suptsort itself after the British merchants labour must in some degree arise Ist of September. The cense 'Of lig - this is to be from the distance at_which his imperial Majesty is traced to the absence of 'LortiVillieM Bentinck.-- removed from his capital, and the more urgent and Those at home who petimided , i;themieives that mie important cares which fo r the present engross his at. Queen having-beeb 'panelled e glen to leave Sicily ,, teut i on . Th e B r i t i s h . lierchants aro' also embarrassed the whole danger 'wee ' inric Mirk bele egregious y, by the absence of Lord CkurcAsilv; wjio, with the mistaken. .n:•nicla, sa,. . , - - Whole of the - Eminitniy, agcbinpaites the Emperor, • • and Which likeeethegh, of ciin t seireithaut t the usual channel. thfakit which 'they might. cony.); . thelr. gdeitaties. - As , to the Ctieuserciiirrrei , the con.. clitSloii'd which with England they lie: ned: *as so • „. , .1 near, no expedition is, no* eistertfede MI , • , ' 'A chili:Ml*oer front` *Stew:lass ;4140 lts . wer to this cowl* ?'it itlit"i_tiOritti'tiluiter:toll:of the French et*, 1430 the ~VIM leering that oity id Nov it4r,' 'toggle - et- 1 41dr the 'casual ilek ;flick betel i t d frOMF`tie comrNindithent of the cam: fittgli: On MltetiließuSsia, the t(nrober. we:C*44 500,000 mei; 'i_ liiihe'bettleof 'Borwittll 41#e1 1 149 . . faith a lois of 'abliYa 64,00&'• ''' VI .'" 7 "" i The reverses t wlikillio*Akiehiii la b tit 'Agit 1 enied in Gerinenri Ihere. reeitid 11 *lsiblialteritime 'lti the derneattok et tfie PreriCk prisoner's at the . dlf-1 - ' Atka depbtisf Owe 'are 7000 at Gosport, Porta= ihbisth, analti,tieigilbonrhood. _ • ) i - Dusn.ta; Sier.ls.—Lieut.-General - the Red'. Stie 'Joni Ildet, K. 8: Commander of the 'Forcei, lisfif thie city; on Thursday 'for Cork, where he 'IS' E. eietlitrk on boat(' the president frigate, Ur: St,' n..,. ' dero. The gallant Generel has been appointed sea . 'Cond . in command to out illustrious cot:Att/men; 1 Fi'eld-Marshkilhe Marquis of Wer.r.ixottitt.' The Wafdid:regimeut of Militia, cosititiAided • bt the Mr leiiiefEtir, tnerched from Shelhutn Barret ':, on Thersda). to . the Custom-home. Rimy, it bete the ' ILvnt bittittitt Oe'boaid five transports for Btitte 's Derbv' Militials to:embark on board OW . .. ' for tliiicity. .. "' ' ; ' ' - •') 4: ~%I JY 4 I The Cardigitillightleffecitty regiment ~:A i or lit* ..1A .`• i ' col/Inlander! . by Col. CIticHESTER, Sailed Trent tore ) Stork .~, I ' . ... . . .•• .. / - -1 , • • ' . . .-- . • . , • • • . • . . . ...-- __ —-- _ _ .. . __. .___ _ _ . . . Alia _.. .. • ._ _.. ___ ____ ..._. . .. . . ,AlyThlk or x*2.4 1 ,47 1 . AS, di A 1 I .1.• 1 7 : ‘444foy LirE l o. IP iteitsolo 1%74 . .• S T 4TRAOM PI LI C itilo. : • .1101111FLEIARRICULMILAa 1010017. • .........,.. .. . ~, .f • ff -I harp also the of, 1144 11. 4 4-1( 6 4 t '• ? celebrated. per. .•, •. ~ '..ealitileyipiiirs tht . werikfrin s , bit .t i ft 444 . 44.001 , ii0 i , ti at tir t t a Ti mm,. T r ef : 7 l .•, ,ii Jarmo • . .•i , 1. It there ire ab litr e l dozen tt eit „ q sf, il:ur9pe is non,; ~ f lib ilply s , Nip ' the ionliw*ll I* " V r , . ' 11: '• '' . .A4t..1109 ARAM* * 9 011iesar. thlaellalkit '..l74llMmialreas- I. ... thetilhelva Gent! ... w hes . , na. 1 is, le 01010 of -JatVa_rN . , ;, , ' tit. tt it lh,Nii• . lofcillA Mt 'A . i ., : 1 . 4 , 14t , 1 , pi . t w is ee sirf i alm o s i sig i nf e =b4 r . ~, „ -'. twist )ours of your Co* ".. J.t . di ., " I . •,s ! tt, Pares the I'ITIFF9L..' i... 1• ; reit Mi ti tir a it cots c°l4 "qv , . -.. .2 ,4, * l ,44r' which Ism Immo liberally heat Owed. 11. isfeehipais 6/004 011 emerged f tm n Ye r ritr it i l .' 4.l. l l44a i ‘rii o hide their origin ill 'Ws .assiihsed Oit Wasi t' ~.,, ' , kqi: ' . t he p . rofe's vigi l fill it - it)1 114 , 1, - pplt;i i , . t , t' L lltipati v ; r hitt` I n ' „ , rgl ~: , 1 31, 4 411 .c.. tie .. e s t antiineriee it, 1p..t.. . ocitirttle:, . .g. .yr- thvy Imagine their vieilißt benfere On , , r , *-- ttl. to t iOspire in his sots -- , . .. . s. „ .Isen.' ithtp lite, pan dia e t ,i s i t i nefoly plc.. • ...v ki d pa v i ed , (7 kw- o it Mipt - • manners prove their easkt of. educattOn k . I . ip po a o, 4 . err , .4 1. ~..• : Igt;. 4 t 0 wk, k 4 kvosp A , s . G it ,, gtvi i,r . 4 ;mod sateen; swathe 'ioni IrmassadealielteMllapaalt;?eltW. seia kiv h vulgarity is not te lebecomes a Ilri I , - , 1 :. VAT `))arising . to • . .. ~ _ L is sa* .. ~ ; , l a n finfem 7R peth ß ' op owswi oiy A pi 0 ; l e a te lltt a t i t o led rt res tita ="Pr If ' Wall s - : .• 1 17 1 77 , I . i7e may . ,• ha m or and cant,...11 , 1* 4414441 1 g ti ' l ,. • J' ' ' T i014 64, r11,y ~ htyctift , 44010.A - 0o they tharched the rabbi, .a bo , y tio te Ith, , . :Irs- 44 Barley is a( Me iiiiv p s e pia l lt en t• .o. ii - iiiiii .ltliA t ir 10, ant' pretension to h and - Asprt , * 4 . * o f sept . ttr!Aftel , .ft itlie $k e . 1 7 n i d th ir t , tlg t : te ci zt r s, _ s :pg i te r, , , ea p o l., t i i i ;a o ti r :,. ,p . i. E tw t r y it st l ik ie wok 1 7 71„i nailt d , :r ~ . ~ ~ ., . ? ,..poitiorg . i who are only inferior its t ehOtt (.IMdt4l. - -; 3.; 1 T u n e is, that these snail ' %pc* servile to' .. r." it ii m v, ...t,lit i . is ,iit,wAys 7 Iv pli sort ii .. .. r hr , ~., ~ .. sore as they are insdlitet t(ittl*, o*erbearing , tits iihelitu lotittera., .. ean " ' • I q l *eri r . t• ' 0 - t • pig-, were 4 . i are i t it il liF es e d A . tit' tkrtir i tt e di e l a .t i Ttni ti t ie t: Diver class. By ablectlf to i?e Otte, and saas t e. l n i sns E t, ieffsa, •l:4 l lo4• i i ins ,isfst . . It r., nit . tile" . , mil , , . yr. . .... ~ uni4s; so 0.0 : jiumblao eith of tell, , pr . tot.bewlerop .. " 4 reating with harshness tad' divAito. tile other, AkiiimOi. to the matters 4,7* : .eitfitinr i rite- t h ey . h a . n s eig, . °A 4 C ii.P. i i 4 .„ 4 16 . 0 .1 ) .4 0 . ,0 1 . 6! 4 •Yfte•_ ,; e . • PTitt„, i .;„ . ei, a i;6,,,,,, c o i e - i giih . e - 4 . 1;o1a ., , i0 : 0 11 .44:. • i imagine they prove their loyalettitifritritenPar- do ttß,was eprly. inured to,.fatigek *arAlaldP. 'ln their . fretp o lt,, pit Rolm(' arlunda i ntit.4mploit ~a iei- i-fa rc z rilii‘ -c,-- e l ho iii- gaiiit inita ww. . • ~.1 '' they repeat the language which , i l i iu t i t r '*intOr, as well as in summer, .11, . . .: ~ to their *414 , i . It kil i t tOP IV* i lappivtAhap s. Ap,qh . 1 al o pae, ` ro ar tar aim Varketo.aud asese e ppaikseilaittliparias led to in defence of its injda , Y rii:ffieut bare.headed and ba t ei , chit - 1 - oFeposali lave 'been accepted inore o tha4, l 4l* k. 9 1 0 i ffr:flpfeAtrlilliaa9o l , l . o e e 4l 9 'll ~...•, ci hos 1 "! . ...01n:.fi s . . re, that the "people true I tte keoe cider imU aren'Or the toler classes , • a , ept i the subveriob of kingdoms, J,„,, 0 1. &pittapisr,, -- lOw. i-. „,-,..,,.•,,, •..,Ina i tt..,..-,00,41•-s...1-- r atui ra - Ali lAu.l c.l • ' • laints from them o the higii tile.* of bread 4 aril bread nith soMe fruitill;l+ ,thelOilPersAllifteeit i ee ,, • tWefielkilery remsti# F .,..- 1 „ 1 , I to ;O l eicluty.:„44 „iiagitittAlt Jtalifilk/VS *Wit ' OVIVeIIaL; _ rs of a Jacobinical pfrN, ithkk, enwrcsid, tiritstd from his' father's ltoßeL .I .,4eiv . .. ) in t he 1 rejec . 4O prar c re4.op o , A A / 40,, It ii h. ., -. .. , ,„,,,,,,, .„ ~,,, „. ... s; „, .;,, , ~,,,f , „ T i ct i ai I soon overset the Goitertzlit i .'and destroy oar • ••• • I , n .., 1 ,.., ; _. ; ase s.'o...,noust A w.•••• 74 • corps heaereed i in spit tI f and it 7 sippetigarAni to. ,a cc a us,s , yi i 7 ..... , -..-..,.', .: 00 it *tido , Onli$11: s. !, '',l . lth .'. ", •1 y Constitution, _in Church d State." This is • l i u ) 1 • 4 •• . :7.- - 're co- JrA 1 #•- .l . l3d r t k y • li •• ' i s iiiitaechpi_or, en - , + I have been' 'received,lhatTO iNetititl4" C . :ens duile,r, t e ~, Ai plate easahricnoster- dress 10.,•tarral-Rin t ra h rei awnlinfor ..-. gravely attested by each in'their respect" ,e•• .4 /due.. ;• !'lt t i . illk t „,Lfid Aith. the ! command ,of Geoeril af,rtiii•lipie lt gik .tp!p . 7r s 17E 4_ ,u C p hlame ttisefro sii st ii rope w ind ow) oser,o, trimmed rosin t e, wont and lan herdet or isiedleAsvare, amianimed s, and' they never fail to praetiCally enforce those t ,•,,i i •v,;.,,,,r;,i i t pei -,.. . o_,, /}Oll l , Ila -, ..ki,* yas. made ty indebtrd., The ici•ent• 0 8r o si Rl, l that there with asleep imam of lace. A amsent .160 d and petit.. of -... . ... itneut!t, whenever a murmur it heerd, or the least tt corporat'a i f sae after his ridtates. A, .Al4 l . was 1 9-• I was ev er y r e aso n to . fear other' inn! s!„ more serious white lle!leeeree ' tel. Hair in gie# l, gm ler 14 f, IVO. with atilt iond,;_trnap, ....,. atm Made of the distresses or the corruption of ! r arils, oro t iled with* Fa dower tieinted neritinnt o p his liittri!:4o IF,r , pitce,. IP 1783. disturbances 'wOuld break fOith; -- milass ,pro l pqr j ! ,,f- 0 , 0 , A g l ow ' i t iCtillitof a iii 4eake =taltetti lim ` !t h i tt iv ec e •- s .. - , imes. By this revolution of °Onion, in wkat 'Some time aftef thts .ha 'via‘ .nisdp sat Oder ' b u mps stern taken, and edit ‘op, to, r. o ut • .opeg yr eke O m .; topper§ lisoMps I be called the middle orders; the poor p ave lost, W i est. ... 1 . WO, ,„„ via , lp , gap. 0110 a t Mar- witnreasures, as 'weft lig Ibta„icilitta Governme!st.. i!! f l".4Ct."'"', mi r. ‘ ..•. Id s ' i. i i i ttt;' .. , ~? • '•' •.. i , 'Pfd have no ••.• - , • ► + -i . i w h ich' - - sal protection , but consolation. y siiiks.• qd SOPU ,a . Al i ,. Yik! 11,ci.thltt, Pl!ep (Ito . 4 1i,french party, the presence 'of L o r d . %Via. 1,, ~A ik a,a tk i i i r e osi e -Ni k -- .l 4;i s rAWT A : v oil t ,•iiii'igie t k • 't ‘ ,.. t.r. a . i ge teem ministerial and.aristocratiCal f tyranny- t F i rtftfit; . " : olOOnhy;oittygt,, 7igniFsit OPerled* - OT, t liei:tiok, 34, (if a large delnchment of our force', 7,o4;T w ilk mos sleeves or • Wm, iiiioo . , ant' maisv•tiliticA,witt! rithistes are crowded with despots o t h e wors t II; cires 4 . f or , Olrsporrtje%.anktnatty:Athers .0 4 414 f, ! . i . wV4 e intp diasloitilation and retirement,' had, at slice erinvtif .cheep r o u t ,7o-I,ir ~,,Tv o nde , „fr,;,„,.,t ogis „liis , , .• .. ,f en, because they 'aye uninformed, and being , i ,is e a t ii i h i c , niirgil sianalin their topotii,ja /eV rialtos; @Merged - frog% their holes and coruers, &mop -..r: t c ; ve . r pon d,_. Pg L. wildly deficient in sentiment as wallas in educe- I Hair la- li tlentiw' *ad* ringlrtt, enntned 0u - •, .. 04 aeward of theM. 'ills conduct, hqiniara 49- i,f.or4 William's d epar t u r e s Rod , since this form' th e crown of the bead. :tad intermitted with autuonael gowns. . : ...-.. , they out It-rod Herod, and ar e . really, from nerallY been held to be more pure thlmeafite, 44 the 'iffited . %Wed to an inconsiderabfe number. Through -` yre lt e rirings oed *r ornmOrPl• of Pearl•- (3 1 0 "es perversion, a nuisance and a mischief . Our revolutionary Ge n e r als; and he was alW,11)11 - alych , a great 'deal. of quaCkery awl' impOdence, through timer. kid il.ppen of pea-greau ails, tria,,sued with esmeti, who by honest industry formerly ac- beloved by his soldiers. 'An anecdote is.. reixte# of - cora:00.11On, and possibly though some inattention on - .-4 ~41' ''' s'f,4--, ".1 • •- --. ' <. . 1 ed a comfortable competency', conducted them- him, which Shows that he can .assume a itspitslio "'the Pak or the Sicilian 'Ministers, many of those die. 7. L ' The British merchants established. It; /taiga hao . x • , rs with that modesty which became their humble di gn i ty of station. When he ,was serzlias;wih• Pe- alfectid people had been ushered into the new house ! concei ve d , ions. They assumed no state, nor insulted the naphrte in Italy, the latter inVited. N•nitellsi‘e to of Commons, as Representatives,,while not only in '• m a r e - the most sanguine hopes that the 044, toe. , ' • y and emulative spirit, - which appOssed . tit .. d i - i v 1 Coitnn 'front ttoi? 4 cm Thursday litt;'issler eonsoy of the Mori, OW Cent:sew, for Portsmouth. aJ kk4 Lieuteiasit-Colonel Houtz:to - 14 citromaindikit74l4' IRoYllCAttlilery at Loaghrfa, has been4l:4l'tetlV, .let4meNtajer Baotou intheconsmand of the brigaN I'o R6yal Artillery le Limitria; which bas been lately- matietis artillery disfriet. We uoillsr,stand that Mier ' • jar RAtovcas hasbari ittpOitito(tti it'aoinesitid - hrtiO; • & • West ladies. • . 3vr, , 3a: All. the effective toos.bolOottoittiltilittiatlll , 1.0 1 spent, statimiell in Lego*, El~;.lsosivetiNve. larders to bold themselves lulatullisiseieleietiattasitits, 4 ;Portsmouth, omptsvetttry toktAeltitoktiolkatlOA • 'orrvice to OW' Pooloooloo . 1 1 ..0 u. 4.4 aV - • . Moidr-Geo..CoOlci:; el lie IhritiCtisa*, bivioust • . • porfeedt iloolti tfilitdoestry4 nitoros to MI oomotood *valet Isitirtlistipioniag • month. • . . • 04., it'''. •!* •.• . • . , • • prioP To t Si Ri bp in calling neighbor having your to which Their t though ject tot arrogat those w) misfortt that lo g by treat they rots they resorted declare, complaii proofs mill st huPPY very , teries, sentimeti mend the tit, may be not on! refuge our tillages description. shantetr lion, this trfdesmei quired , selves stations. They veal Gentleman in the country by a display of car riages and livery servants, in imitation of their betters, but Contented themselves with plain boiled and roast, and devoted their gains in trade to provide for their off spring,placi ng them out as apprentices,and setting them up in business. The wives of tradesmen, who formerly retired from business, were net above superintending their domestic concerns, mud knew how to make a pudding as well :re eat it • they did not think it be -' n e ath them to darn their husband's stockings and Mir own, and bring up their daughters to be t.l.iity, wash their fine linen, and be notable•; neither were they toe proud to associate with the honest shopkeepers who lived near them : nor does . it look well, for men who have acquired by trade enough to leave off trade, to turn their backs upon brother tradesmen, and disown, as it were, the cast to which they belong, and from which they sprung; while their wives, also affecting to be fine ladies, turn up their nose, and pretend to despise the counter and the shop, which base made their forto'nsts; I hope, Sir, you will continue to admonish this new-fangled order of gentility, that such airs do not become them ; and least of all should they assume an authority over the lower orders, for which their education has not-qua lified them. The worst of it Is, that these WOULD BE'S get into oar villages in remote situations, where they fancy their birth and origin are unknown, and where there are none to eclipse them rfl external show. In such places they think to lord it with impunity over their equals and inferiors—to show off before their fellow-tradesmen, less fortunate than themsolves and to be great heehaws over the far more honest, perhaps as well as far mote modest, husband-men, whom they misrepresent, be order to oppress. It is in your power, Sir, to correct, at- least, the man ners of the people allWded CO, anti Shame them into II more modest behaviour, for it is towsualr men that all corrupt Governments depend foe topport, and the sooner such agmsty is silenced the beget. • I am, Sir, your humble Se'resint, ' ANOTHER Y-1110111AN. . . Yesterday, according to annual castors, the Lord Mayor elect, Aldermen, Sheriffs, ism accompanied by the Stewatds and Senior Brethren of the Station ers' and Goldsmiths' Compawies, to which the two Sherif f s belong, proceeded its state, from:the Man sion House to Blackfriars' Bridge, where the proces -lion took water, and proceeded in the City and in the Stationers' and Goldsmiths' State Barges, to Westminster Bridge, whence they walkeid to the Court 1 of Ptellequer, where, in presetwo of one of theGur. sitor te ough the Thetlisymtches from Curt/vita, delivered yesterdai: the ft stic Sheriffs ks, and went th counting the hob.naila bperation ; were dated 20th July. The Island is represented to .1 of cuttingl3erous, ‘ after which they were sworn inte ; otlice by thfi Cur t., very healthy, and the small force there . competeut • . sitor Baron. . . . • In 1;.:(. %-i; •-; •.1 to its defence•against American depredatien. On Saturday the QULEN and Paracasets are ex:l This operation ha vin g be e n g 6l4 ‘, ..thr.. 46 „, . 1.,. 411e P ri 7 i cession veto rned by water, akcy:Assr. unmet M ars h peeled in town from Windsor, in order, It is saltr 1 i gave his Ineuguratioe..Disimor„4.—Csoldsmiths' Hall, to he present at the grand ceremony of th e instaltri which was one of the mest,milleilltd ftlerAimeauts lion of the' Bishop of Lomoox, which is to take • , ever wiiessed on such accalsinn o li.. ,si ; ,.. .C...: j,,i ; . place, on Sewall , next, at Lambeth Palace. His Royal Highness the Dowe ckt Rent nneaaren Captain IBLoez, df the Lyra sloop of war, 8 . 64 1 Lieut. O'REILLY, of the Sarveillante frigate. %rho the New Sheri& with his eb l at,Patiy ; tO Date of distinguished themselves at .the siege of San Sebastian, Sussex would also hare attended but fer,iodisrii ere promoted to the respective ranks of Post Captain , " ie. ' . - The magnificent ballo t the Goldirniths - Qpmpany and C omman d er . The Deputation with the Order of thlt Garter hare 11 palatally adapted to display the splendour ot a arrived at Prague, where; it is understood, they will ; city feast to great advantage,p. nd d ceiteitay peek.. Was an entertainment more sPlen . . - . • . remain until the arrival of the Emperor Azusa/rime The company was highly respectable sod. ' nu t from the arm ) , when the ceremony of investiture will : take place. . 1 merous, including, besides ,*sitilyal Highness, the It might be useful for the public to enquire whe I _. Lord Mayor, the'Lorti liiiifitilElect, most "or the titer or no. as the state of St. James's Park is so , Aldermen, the Sheriffs, the principal membefs of much neglected, th e salary i s n e g l ec ted a lso ? As the : the Goldsmiths' and Stationers' Company ; 'Messrs. Ines are dyingi, the only thing left green now is the Byng and Mellish, the Repstenietiies of the c 04)% I, ater. ;of hliddleser,"&c.; ' ..,. , , . , 1 • l.; ;111,1 Saturday, the Mayor of Dover having ordered the I Thh Duke of'Ke,re Ordtradag the compely woe, batter which was brought for sale to the market to be i occasion o f . his health • ildrawk,' paid the high . " ) ' 0 ' - 1 iel )Islr ih, ' , horn; 'lto GA' . , 41 taken to the Guildhall - to be weighed, a great quan tity of it was found deficient in weight. In conse quence upwards of 80 pounds were forfeited, and distributed to the pear. • A man wh o ca ll s himitelr Nundy, a na tive of Bicker, who says he reside, in Spence's-street, null, but who is known to have been for some time an inhabitant of the fens, where he has been sus pected of carrying on the trade of a goose stealer and goose exporter to a considerable extent, was, on Friday l as t, i n consegnenta of correct information having been obtained of his depredations and his movements, apprehended in this place by Mr. Ash ton, Constable, in tpq act of sanding off by the packet to Lincoln twelve geese nod a'gander, which he had stole on the night of . Tuesday last 'from the premises of Thomas Thorpe, at Swiweshead Drayton,. and which the owner proved to. be hie property tot their footmark. Nundy having undergone an *Pan t minution before the Rev. J. CAPARX, and evident" Loi n s adduced to the above effect, he was ortfetiVd in be committed to take his Trial at the ensuing Q.Jdaer Sessions for the cootie 7 ' 4.61114.' compliments _ Arse sat 1 • - • Ate s he hnd kedwn lopgiqui iespeeted ; antf,,'he was suaded, thartila 'mote h slieuld be known' to his low-citizens, the more they wo , uld esteem I m.' eddittotrielt ii iixteitenedlAtter; • Coleprising slhlilhe delicatieleif df eider WOO cal l isi, tio which ihe poweit snit ititaiiio 61 Mew,: Pyhe,' tied Matter ICiiig contimutew •" v t-t ," 4 It is impossifilitCfdifitistilfWto of . his' RWyalinightteiti 'the '-Doke' of Kedt, of"tid w hi c h , `the tebeivttrg effects which'ltiptodeclosl 6 the ccmpant, Mad - hei espreesed the sitlifactiott lkdlfett in teheisturg tilts id.: ditionel testimony of ;rebtiect sbOwe'to + 'I 4 NS't the citizens of London.' Aboet nine the DulteVetired, when the fir loft the (Atar, Which wee taten by . Mr. Sher Mj who kiept.up i the. 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