The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-13 00:00:00

7b raz EDIMR or rini'S2 r ika,.. : ---A.feW weeks ago, a sentiment was chtsped ' the end of VETUs's 34th. Letter, tytyidil r oo nth ebtierrenCe, tiorprile, and reflected ; 0 n:i!'l Atei r rlidnalt, that yon'iretilti 4 hate altered L I . oi iti 1 '-' : - I i in - d • ._ . -- been expectt dered on Weift ....4 otbritlng ii •htsehie house of Ber ... g ,Porter: pernicious and destructive .tendency. That senti animadversions- 'i - • .• t' upon the enormont *price of their fa- ; . A 1 nerd •Cehets, Esq.. in ji;ettnigoon -trine:. • . . . • Mr. Cohen &voted' Ahit • She deeeesed hid., lied *rent has since. been more cerepletely. unfolded In his l ventrite bores i ' *G• h ' fat' . • " ••'•i. - • 6 . • 3 .- 1 ' til '.' i t ' tint OL fallen - bred with hree.xears atservtua . ,pett the iit,„6 ,_t .4 last Letter, an d being adorned . with all his rich eerie- has fallen, gin has fallen, and . yet' dlitinitessll: 4 4 art': the 701, • witness' sL'i;iet "to ••b -ILL' •itela'?"- • .:0;40 1 (i ty of thought , and all his pompous exuberance of. . • title keeps its . highest price., • • •• :.: 7 ,.. - .- ‘ n'... .. .-,. .. , —..... , ... - •7 . - • ii.. • , • .of he hty, • t i ll h e rs a t i,r q‘ured, 'language, • May possibly find its way to Many heeds • Whee the Brewers, under the plea -of Ai . 111101 .or his . feinily . , wqtoli s lini. teeint? which would never have given it birth and to I- ' ' fol.' semi time miel iately: Olowed the ietoef. price of grain, made the late edvance, Malt was t h en jest disginteg4, bet . sliks,.• / at. 140 s per quarter ; at present, and many hearts which would never have cherished. past, it has been only .it . VOs. little •mooe then one • rneliately aid ; wen' . diie . ,6"tolilit. ,it, but as the sentiment of a writer so power. half, or to sPeak in ezebtleinisi it if ekaitlyln the 'cOmmunicittii4,.fgom.the,leZrerl fut as Vier us s - '6( to make the worse appear proportion of seven to (*elm, :'adelittleg, therefore, I•tjul 4ii 4 ten . slas..fecCed. nse'.o. 4l /Le the Peke- of the late advanc e, ' . Whlict;brot,ght•Oer l' :the better reeson.ri I am'sorryit is not in my power -:( Potter to 13d; thetceopen it, witpesa - Weetity,ott pot •111. twelve halfpenny the same garcien end ' etpiii, I ite k ttig4t, I either of lie, . • . •• -. to counteract it 'by: equal strength, • jostiee, frent„the present Price.of Milt Oteit, 7lll : 4 t 4 4tund that 'the, she (ter 1141/vet , geage or argument ; and- . thet whet r. I have ~,..;( ten lower it to 3 • 4. or Seven' halfpenee ilia pot,'• - tt 'lt _p a ' l i o Otit a sa• - •pitik l e_ o - .11 ‘. 14 11 nasty not be read where the sentiments of VE+l.3 are futile to it igne that t.' : ',.; • Brewers may . hive - pert of' diet e j f , 7. - - e% ',I L O' ,fi r 4ii,, 4 1 , - , ,.. fhia, ;(' most likely to do harm. 'lf, •• however,- I should- sue-' old stock in-hsnif; every man in trade knovii thoV,Tt ei t i;; Zt ri s, whip ..' a--))," ?.. Ro. end in convincing even one 'Wit-ideal who may have' at whstiver price he may have bought his goodly f.l ' 41- Ilkiria .ite ' - go ot toi Maltster 4 ickeisio- whire 'the s ee adopted the diabolical idea, that it is not•onlY Wicked; he wisheito aell'he must sell at the. present 7 market iii i n r l , ,oo! g r,4 4 o . , ik si n s t s , • . .. • ~ • priee; the - ,Bnwers •Woold look upoit'eny . ~ d; the; it! ifs conception, but pernicious nen in point or pe- - . ' - •..k! t i .1 • , ' •••• satiefaction-which: tient, eicnlfiiiiiese he had liou g h t'. U lkt erk l itl fir t e •• ---.l. '' •'' -1 ... di •- las a foot; werntre to ask 120 s. foritis•Milit at pria- tali right teenpleAort litnidit4 • •-1 / $ 1 :, iley, it would give me that ooly striae • from the conociosiswass of. a sitood•alnedJitighpric . .... : ::::.4• ' • ~','.'-'"_,••-• . 0.49. 14 ,..,,titygr b.op .9.e• . 4, '-' 1 1 , 4, -•• ..., • ': J ."....., - ,;;: ; * ' 4 ', ~,, .?"''' • 1 • a litiivi vitt? . t :to e ' 't e de..intierl . . * s "• .. fele. .. _ ..!fiq.4.tgt. • The sentiment to 'which I allude is:lniasey thiect4biLl __,:i It :if, ~ _ ~: l tOtilireilP - *Wendy . „ gthattfiftb il ettf c li:ei sa :44 . 4 4 l te i t .' 04. - ikeivii4,thfi; . Op, thet.e . Ale must nettlritik tif•vestoring tWOjillennobleff totem , olorinfibilltMlifielsibligiisittii Orrts4l,oo; 1 4014 'ii•ta•Air s ig r after.-. Ai*: iiiiiia.t.' , ..,Vitiosi , iroszT - dpie 7i government Of F • ntOce l l'or• that Weidthitake.FrattOnt been 1 0 tftlitlk,'o 44 rtett - In hi °l ;o l .ma •4l . l oirticiri:ldi'•"`tiVeit .iwelisitig.tifir tikt 1 1 / 1 41:-...Prengi e ~.. _. ... 41 1q t: i wards the itirinish^•rtinititude by the -4birtelier bf "it r f i c e s i • i 1 , h . is ' d • - a . 0 .. 4 „.„ 4 „,. *,...... .: WO happy end' PruiPer°us/ aild;' aO'.° 4 i l g ti l ni `t tn t 1- Ministers, - •• 4. * • .. •, . . ~. ... , ~,,.. , it,. (~; co* w. pc t e .. eves! 51 ( ..4 Nue . , vi ill ettge-y-seize tne present. oppor- ' an d n.' *dose i f itheldi c h en w ii,d . .. -• •-•„.-!' • T liittretierate Arid, it is Our %Wrest to ciippla : Or byittl'ik eti i...... o f • •iek• h rth e • i t gb - • .A. • '-‘,-. ,-" O-• - --- —' .c' ' - -":.••-• "•:. -•- . 1.;;L • . . • . 7 !PM / i n l e * ,eurre 0 ., .: 01 i.rinf Irv+ , r$ r sarAii gloxholl reposed ,; that, lbSitSt4l4llAle. •;. ?•• •.. the eines in env poti . er,"„isod; thers4orit,•teniniett•hY rediteink hit - Net* to 3•14.1. I Pit t *hid' lief s : store iieelveoli the - night of iti...7.ol ) :.irihe, orw,thocoey •7 . take care that she it tormented frith Bbriatairrts, 'ensitY•lOCOPPlilbi •to the iftfinige alisgrin of‘' , ike Mi . ' • ••ceasiil.;* . ii)jout thet tsiniet.lie-sleCeakA abut •ioltit•••loli.•l44lf,.-;.•••• with Bo ta r s i so 'induced that fie.-etin- nittei*: Inaligni , !ilitelir aristocratic ' p ride Ira sire 'garden an4dischargeo Ilia, pistol, iii.was laii.Ciestiinki - •';• . . ..t. . ' net •be able .td • do'' mischief `,- to • any other .14.14 maj orities •• - • •••- ‘e• ' ' • }.be then reTnirtgi), iu tg 'the hilyie 44....thd u0;040.4 - _ , • A TWIIMITY ISLA 64,011Tfl AND F.NTERE : hia• pistol, a o ii i „,l64• pa, - - • w •il e i ll a 4 6 0 ,4,; Atio- 11 ' oat*, , •• - 1111113READITIL . :..... country, but Piiiiice. A • :Sentiment .so truly . • - ; • • —. . . diabolical, I. believe, tiarnever before avowed by • •. .•: • '; • ••• . - •-i •• o'clork iii the niocAng ojie Of. 'he'r .J.Oitng,ogiser• estels:::i • • 1 1 .,_ ... •- . i (*llea)* itp end told.„ber she had ,:earn -irtielltekrat . - -: any disci le of MicasaWen; tier :wit-such a refiee- •To t'i Eir 0 ITVR ar r e st ST4TESM.IM . the kitchen ; leanest went dowo,and mow , 61*, V 4400-; ~ . -rent of wiCkednen ever COeceired by . oaf -Other , ••• • • ' . • . • - 7 -... tame....- . • . • '., :*.:'.. ' ' ' •••• lie the klictiiii•ind also' itridetTesek.• wiect e wns , Lila; : .. . - ~ • . • Being then that Being,who is termed, by *ay of emi:j . ' Ssit e --- s .having just laid '.hold of roue 40f,.ratite.fiortr- --.- - • . -. -..,-.•• ; ~..•; ri• ,-..•••'...:.. nence, the Devil—that is, the quintessence of evil' i Tuesday evening, I perceive in it somixkliii. which h.': . gr...lehn.Pieipntts sureemie 'or licenotogeon4llo4. ... The advice ' it contains, if not only wicked, ea 111, cells for it little animadversien from ,ill k It is a . et:Minified the' bbdi•of the . dicaai l i' foetid a ..xi,Aria6.- ~ founded ; for (4.111: allowing thnt the governmeet•nt:•„ . • Of: 9 f ,Lettet addrelsed to Admiral gnAyes • •sieeed ..,4 a optho 'gar pbrtol . the. rigtt.tenattle, itreatote weirt . . J. mows, dated, from this , mEhouse.eilansinese, ' - - the' e i Lidenf.thertye; t4••ope qf'd the sad, ;..estilloy 77 .,-A ~;-.. France, , by Whomsoever administered, •will alwayilse+ No. SK , c oro bi l i . N ow . , that this is .1 - .. - ,B, Low e : half,itnutikkhakshogt four incisn r in tip {t ra in. ;. hostile to G reit Britain, yet Wain Ust all alto* thetthete :*Should fix his ideal reiittence . ! ..on myprernises with :, W . Pfil M urder +stalest some personei.paricipajitl; i• .-:-.'' .- are degrees of wickedness and power, and - sueptising , out my consent, seems a littlentrange; .but that . be 4.40.0.4..• • - .7: • . . tt the resources of France, now so severely exhausted,to should have made the unwarrantable use of my name . j • .. • ••; .„ ~t•r'!- -T . .. . . Ibe replenished le i few yeart, .yet surely no mall . t i which he has, w . .ould . ,nem to any, .but _those who ar e{ ,' , ~, • .; -• P.O.idet.. . . ' ..- .. e .i,-... k . . • .•" • ! - • ) , , ! totally unacquainted auth such pretended " virtuous" ;I • .., #•.•.., ~....„,• ~ .. -.s e -- ... • . • .-;. t ~.,t „,..., ~.. 4 • e will 'entire to.contOnd that those resources would ' as J. L9POWN , still more strange. he says iic . m..tes t s' ikr.4oii"the lite . ,lnss..aetret Isteleaw:elook,•-ae be so powerful in:the-hands of. a Brivituotv as of r i'l directed him to Newgate in search of Mr. Daveti Wei . e . ote.;trae - ortitilialrole,was,p r!•Si og thrtinsti, pleyiriaSTY, iv Cavern-garden', ire meta mans iif ihe amine of Bird: of - issit4Lt i BoNActisti ; .liesitjqs, without • KOMI/ a, ve r y eiattedi Pont Sectektr.;, he knows this is no t the., -. M- I .- - • . . . ~ ".. , ^7. ' .. Ys;. 'l ei' .• chameterosbottada large ha:hire:which intice- , 1 otatostept . • opinion of human nature, it is fair. to -presume that I 1 - poi into hisitaads a Pamphlet,. entitled.a,./ 7 44/ipa ; Bi,riti,..a . oo on . ero o kin . ing the j un t icll . c, it- r eg otcd .i wk . iir . (l . lrf 7 4; th Sent vice of Botriteint4 lato.lft, mostly the .pre . me* 1 1 - lamiffl.. 4 4Y . D°IIGL"; this he lie " :ki * e " 44 - 14 e:k • 1 07.',4Z 1 7t i ti;l 3. 'e l ( " ee r ;ite m . alu " ;rt'ei r eiWZ l laricir: ' • r rtle' i velnilgie• , not mme dv I : i 'pot SO'rach thing into his hands, s a d t oe iiie...ory •of mild and imiabli'dispositiogiti Will • i ~.rite le ia mi t rtic•i. ; :is ofliftwards mid -Ite.Aai. thew • from wean', . . , • • - •gil best of reasons, Unever do such 'things be.iia the -way: . iiit ;petit yet rell whetie was, . 4 r . - :: ..:' , •-: ;-tt" ' • *''' safely be converted int' fiendt like 136,t4eAnTe . lila Ifa m B - o- 1 Id - • /L:pdutterer. swim toW OW fork, t • frten tne. stole tory were '. . —. . . . .:4 .e •--. o hark , an .r. ROWst VMS ...DOW Ceti .110tAlf. e ... taeleo , - - i .or. opitivii „ Ley trit i, ovro . toke . o 4 , 0 , 07 , 5ee0011 . : ,... 1: 0 4. ill - *Oily tent on • the destruction of •tbls ! pact him to bky : it. .. Bat the jesuitical dialnitie :. %es :Ohs etiiiiititiettorlertitier kyirniontiati...,..:-,-*. t . onset ry.. ; , ~, The characters of most -Governments' which he. mat es' from thee , . fa Ise -propositions e *.a ; I , in. • . twe vrr.a .l "," 4 ' oeaval e'vfni 4 : edrodiused t i A°" "a d, .4 4 p . " l.j;ist!. •depetisk - .4er-the • '••cliaraeters- 7 -Wf • . 7 -theme Ai ~...w i l la i t t ecves .tes.aerereat..reprobation. .ifikAR,16214..4 was: . :-• ietteadirkf. - itaxeol etc iliniuldtos -the:. co an d•*..i i i,.-h e rdtit o n ' es ibi e him fo lc Ogate in 'search. of Da.VENPOltt.Sent.eir.t. etitt 0 twq,Kta1.44i9,C 9 1. 1 .9.4/A OP 54 1 !• 740-4 : l 2, l '''Pl ty reP r •POM"C' tt!ey , ere Admissistered ; he finds 14 a f . ;ili ne l 4 Ad.•, iok 4 v i e s-' ' '' a poulteree /nitre, ititartmAnF e'er which tine -irrts di *c0.p.... 'to suppose, that such a nitin•ate• 13ottatasera will •• - • • ' - P e t s " "''' -"'"'"'''' - ''' - — 7' - -w•'•••.• 1 -• ' "•-• twisted fer,fOrt . iter exatnintitio i n.twt*WWw , differem: pr•t ''..'i‘/T,' ' ift;' G Stif : iid . S .' ' hod had one d '1 - 1 • ___,,!•__,- . utiral ,ntla SISS ; RIr .O floe tat on,l, , sai d kis isainKeastlittoies litat-. • faine.savkies are•sespebteditlt, '• be found again in the course of many begureu ; rehtting - to,tht Print* and Pripcess of .W444*- , I h4tf.bee.2::,'!1c,..°1 6 1 1 , i tt i l a r.:e!l u a ". 46 `'''ti u 4;,',,, m .", .11, t ,'1t .1 7 ;‘,," r :'.7. years; besidee, his circumstances and situation' ore i hiitt liebliilled • it.'Plimphlet,• prcifessing to . 7.elettifif ~a : i . 7,1 , r,„rp = 1 „ 7„0 , ,,i ) „..„4,m,,,:;4 4 „,„ 01 , (4p ,,„ 1 ,,,,7 44 -4,,, i ee.1.... -such as to render what would be policy and Wisilein 1 Lady Thipaia___ s e- : -erge, Admire{ ,GRAti:X3 ,ii1:.,: . 1* no, .Smith, id Ray.streetXterkennell, OM coni . lit,vseal th* priattatiet...*: f t.,1.11 Th e char g e faille ontisehottAily pgaved, hew, watt .11 . , 'after.. in .hists, infatuation and folly in At BOURBON.: That I I thor• of It4 lB : 11 ,4 11 . 8 0 1 47 -4 d.mi,eilb:le 101iktnn , .... penalty of 40%- which- be not pavin g , was sentenced to 14 days' , - - ieeeta defetel Adort Oneysi trim .dte. „ i „,,, t ,„„,„ 4 ,,, ~,,a or , 1 , 4 „, 11 ; 4. 40 ,„ .. , ....ii ~ .: all' nations wilt ever live at peace with each other , "° ol 9' PP! - .. .• . i -..,. • , ___ .: ii.ry:ll4l .. ,bi ... imiu .014,10:d f1..i11 , ,,,.(c . r.iiik_.1,, ,- .f.fjr • 0 1. 1... mt ..•,.. it .. • i attecks' of.j. BROWS.; .he, no oubt„. s well able e 4), and *wily seek their mutual interests, lam not viii ..: • : erell•knou t ng Alternate ;Ohs toritid. _'O n Friday ,eep,ptt,„ .. . „,e . i, een .. d r d himself. *lfels,l as leen; I; (Lave ;o ~ 4Ser... v Loarbotw. *rent to th e othp or jvhn .. . i " nhato. 4 ort ,,. onary etiosigh to suppwel• that dream •: of berileo. i very mech. of a UWOIOII4II . a _._, rid 1 . re*ll t i.. think. ke...;..pror k kige l nt i pussbmivg tca.and,srighr to the. amount .al i t* ; fence which once actuated the tendert of .min winsi,has been mech. injured,. - ' 114 . b.ebii4l4e.o,; ,i,. 0 4 fi l i. - wiling., I0odl:r (.R!tkele, WOci? Mr. . P.7, , rtecusi -nsiiiltiriit, . ~.. •1 • , 'tie bad,- (viol nred lierfis totiow sbe helvir, woe . .. l etters . .. st .! b were awake, has passed eivay like a. niorniog o eflatt p ynly, NIA .r believe , mane ecquainted v,g,ki.h,sonie !„reptieit tier trame was r Steve . ns, arit i t t lit sy L il.Ler own i - ;-!.. , . .. . is now hardly b e li eve d ; hi t that siren , s h o o t i,, ors i : oharactera; whose T 11014511;) is not tofioRIWOl4; bet .I...r i a r r e e . s, 4; 7 ;4; was t 11 1" . ps ie rs n it s. wlk; er tiil: l 4 . tte lf rlcter l er ? o l; ;;•/1 1 41: . ltil,t hi:hed the virtue to resist the . al i n gh airrtanne of become such fiends as to labeler-4010 for-each other's. i t Y • • r. J, is, in my opinion,. nit ~; t degree --.•:-------- --. 7siyehere,the c e i l r l tifemeil thatsheivas an uaTortudate • girl,-an d ' Idmid thata.Gentklisatthed.given it to her.—The Prisoner war (rest reCtiolt ; thatany Governments sitooWl deliberabely ' • - •• ' • • ininati pr. * - • •• • - - . .. .of inerit. If Mr. 3. 13peckws ahead tat the liberty Contrive to keep a monster open. ttin throatier :zee! of dating *ay more letters. froip my ...k9V10)...X - i4 cummittior,ftT a l esa ... . . „. . „... .... , Sarah; his wife.' were charged.- ialsk:ltirglex . other nation solely to hinder .that nation- teem be;; I certainly lit some Of his friends , . who are rerr: at'ill I.ana h 'in b lerine rr a s t: l ortiertoiveetve-pcize money, *Rh aoltitem to defraud the c ommissioners of 9reenwirh -Hospital ? sad, .wove hihmittrd for further examination. ,_, , . . c .. H AT tari.flAßßEN.— James tiorrison find James (3heyerl were coming too happy and proseeroese . will, • • I trust, I nnzious to see him, knoi his reit, idcireita. : .... ~ . .. ut.,s/vgng .brought up for a third examination, on,thc 11th inst.- heOre My.' never be found even in fruitful history of - human ,• , I rely on yonrimpertielity,,blr..‘Pil—itor l , Otis a Ogee in cqr Jourge, an am, . . LEACH, the Sitting Magistrote, whe n the folkowipgfregh cbarlet . StaIvITIELQ CAmftg—Olt Saturday Mi. Sadler's wickedness. That men urged by interest A 1 acrd • -)y ' • •-• '• • •• 4 •• • t r a il '• " - ':. **ere hr.inght againt . theni :- • . 1 •, ' ~ -tr -•• -I Your s rooPe.o ...ft • .-.• e Williads Jewry' a bricklaver. residing eh Birekithill.swore to :lard, in Gps3re ; ll-!reet, was welit.rltendeel by .pfsor-i-••PattiOn may, by varioh's ways, torment end harass t il t; .' D i i . 9 , . gpipurrug l iim prit,gobr. s i x C • f ' d .. 1 -d - tithes his - er,(y stolen oat of • .. ~ . . t . pair o won ?sr rapt% ah a • Prop .. _ ca. Infli. aril - experieeeed . einateurs in the breeding 1- is other, 'P hil, 1.1 , a new built house of hi , „ tg loch was untenanted ; they vin re set _. . *RC er, d oubt , always be found a:part ft . .. ~, , , .e, , _ ~ _ .7 awl fretting of &elle. .lo ;edition to the animal ' s . . „ ,, - • sin time mid morter , and win • I, iihouPlOtt '- ' of the airman c h aracter , roe men are :not formed • Edward Collard, of Sidmontli- street, firav's laMlitntorned, t.!ii ait on Fi MeV,' Ai.. 'last ham sholed.. two . small' . 'wore to eight pair of window fraimand sashes„..tiis p . operty, red euriftoi ant ale an Indian • • cow' hod ball. •b 7 . ft.sislie . ..t• live •at -peace for any long time which were taken out of a fie , hlitlge in Harrisna i trect, were lic , vrs. ferrday,Ateith,,and Co. showed • their iron = with each other ;. but of deliberate, .cool, preme- , they were larked op t they were worth ig •itiitt 134 William Simligno, a caracoles, rettitling Noets.•iii Compton- Ituri!le:. gige4na, : ather ',Mice, interesting to apt- : diteted • mischid,.. I trust .there are few men ca. 1 street,...Clerlseurvell, f wore to Frvcral planes,. a iw.s, and ' other . . t.ilia•i•ts were .sterkttP,•beidos tkose Mentioned on : (a bl e , and 1., tentstill more; that those men are r•teoe found on the primi,es of the Prim ri ers, tiotlfh:s pr ? perty. i• . Th ose who haddiud property stolen from them, and 1011;0 14a Sleird.y, atid Mr . Robert• Garrard t the artist, at. - ' not the rulers of. nations—for such wickedness must. Lf . don the Prisoner's premises, were severally poittiCover yi tea d to tali. il'itaoilitg 'and . dimenitions fora model ! • ' ; proseeute, and the Prisoners. committed tor qputher extunination eitinitably recoil open the nations they govern, dud on Wednesday nese', When they are to be brought up Id answer of the Dulie of:Bedford's well-bred llereford cow. 7 ' PANTIIEON.-:-Mr. CVNOT hits made arrangements.) . .then the condition of mortality, bad as it is, would I.fiesh charges •' . ; filssistoolum gun , James Dolby was eitalicrisbefort • for illortly.onienieg the Pantheon Theatre two night, be, ten dim vierse. The gent which most for ever !tile limed Moyer, with waling a quantity of indigo, the pru 2‘i Kt, upon the tame plan es the King ' s Theattes . perry of !Messrs, Mac Taggart and Co. in %tithing-We.. • fhb Pro-ccutors, it appeared, art. dealer: 4tu t iiqt eottimaikty .. low . d Cr the Op era li o n se , was o p ene d aring the time the very large extent, and had for some time Mick missed o. eintority• )Ittli.iit Operas . .viere performed at the Pantheon,: nf it, and though every'endeaviiiir wag 'dad,-by ill- nt to tiigeovet under the s anc ti on a nd attendance of their Majesties w ith ' whom tilt+ deficiency arose', all 7 their efti.rts ininved.iriotolv, • till at leygth they commuiligaied ,ile t h e to lia,wkint, %Ots ,and the Royal 'Finsilly, till it was burnt, which Was •ot the oily o ffi ce's!. • 'lte, finding that the prisoner_ had at au i times accesst.) the Iwarehdaet. searched Wm, an& f.iliml serer?, , ir the years 179.1ae../792, when Signor Davit) tsars pieces oftodie.coucetsieilobotit 116 clathei. as neit i±i sibrde is I h n filtineLphliatiitm• amsi singer, end. the rather of the hat.-The Prisoner was coon:kilted for a further near .. iug. , . ; . ... • ifvs%itt Sew V.S.s"rttls was the principal dancer.— 1. I.: thete entertainments. at the Pantheon 'Theatre, vlnnrs, ANGIDLINI, and Miss Moni, are engaged. 'f;ie {mild* are to he upon a very grand scale. Mr. rAvite is engaged as the principal ballet-master. t' eta nights, the. remainder of the week, are to be .'!.'(!iratert to Engliah burlettas and ballets. A phocking accident occurred on the evening of ~ ! -,e 6th ie.*. in Chester-place, Newiegtoit. As J. lcovng, dolman Jo Messrs. TOITTON, of WIIIIIII ovorIh, was returning home from town, and riding /he leading hor.se, he soddenly smacked the whip, which reused the horse to stert and throw him, and hart die spine of nits back ; the wheel grazed one si.!,- of his head, and tore his ear nearly off. Ile ithAered till a quarter past teas o'clock on Wed:tes ti:ly evening, when be died. lie has left a wife and three children., The.body lies at the White Hart pshlic-house,•nra"''' ....,...-„totyfor the Co/411C,e'S Inquest. Saturday afternoon an alarming fire brake oot in John-itreet, Chelsea, which threatened . destructing' to the whole of that newly-erected place"; but, • for tunately, by the prompt exertions o!--the neighbours oti'l the serrolnding inhabitants, the fire was indite. eLished, but not before the whole of the house •in tit iich It congenced, with . all Its furniture, Was ,COil.. wt treed, PLYseircs, Dsc. U.— , Atrlieihis Majesty's ship Arlo*, 74, Pssissosth g aiidDekirse sloop of war, from Falinostb. Ftor^errit. ore. lii—Orived several ships from the rait w rd.—Alined the Chiebaltatpaehet, with a Mail for Csibraltir ar a I'. S. Since weitirut the *rye, a brit, with a re t op r big flying, his strrtred. but cannot Iwo her OfMne. • Fr ot t v, DaC. 7.-11!triuX the I . 4relt.iher!has been agape , ~ally (4lai bieti.k,pkgka .4p *Om about 0 ," km , ' z ;aid 11.111-.-COelb o hlid4ilierent other warms, • • ( The Mry, whyti; from Liverpool to Limerick, hr.s been taken olf•Tiory Island, by the True Blood. ea Yankee Atnericiwpritateer.. She burnt the Dri :(witin, from livrlispol to Westport; i brig belong. jog 1.. Cumberland t , ‘ lndeu with. timber, and several other vessels LOGOUIIIIhI. The Pieter, Eclwarai, from PortsaiOuth to s hitigsi. mouth, li on shore s'oear Teigamoutb., :~:;. The.Gosette of Saturday contains two Proelatia &mit for b gement rtaa*scieing in Gratt . .Britain, ire:and, "ind Stothttit, ote . Thiatiday, the iStit of alsO t ontaini from the Vltar.Othee, omit* that the Regimental': Acents hayms been called upon to vender as ac c ount .1.- ciainwd armors retnainiag In thelr.binds' brlonifts to Officers, between the tith it/O, laid 24th December, .119 t and to piy into the i iilnk on atetinnt of tbe taytniiterZiooest lilt of Fa* Officers to whibot` Otters aro doe is then i given (part •of • which -trill be. given In this day's.i Paper), and 4t Is. notified thit, the said i'stelvs wilt be paid to .them; ar their" lewd .tepresentatites; on arpli; ation ae the Wile-Oflice...-- . 61t also annoonees the • honour of knighthood' being' entifeeted'on J. iluvrtui Eti:4:n his - retOrn to Spain as'ConsalXit.' ue:ni ; alto -on S. BOocilmtit, On• his going to the CAntinent as his Majesty's Commissioner ander the Co4tentions. ; t se Pozovrers • Also the aiToit.tintlit - Of the itey.l. W.OILOAtttALD.' to the °glee sof . tteiti44 vtvil. Law •in the trsti'etsit,y of Cond:iidge; Jowarr, - degeased.-e4Tho Gaulle .ef .Saturday - !night establishes the - former codulatretat - 0.18441 nitatli - ffellawd;by aotifying:that the blockade of the loarts of the •traited-Provinces, is raised, and that the ships of tbakitation be freely admitted into aritish porM. "rke 01120 t.e e n.Ttieste Ind Southern •extremity of Dalmitils ieclositely, having been' recovered from the enemy% (Iv... Anton, 'is iiketiibe &dared open to the British cummert`e . • ~. Some Buenos Ares Gazettes hare been received t& the end of .Angust - , by which we learn _that the con- It •••• between the Parent Stati:ind the Ins'urgetits is . .Pt undecided, that its continuatice was atte94od . h all the calamities incident to war; and it is said I more4ftis 7000 persons, thiefri of the peasantry, 1-xl perished from want and misery since the xl3O - trent. of the Siege of llnato Video. Ministers, is is said, have intimated to the Mar. qu's of WELLINGto,i a wish that a marked prhtk -4:„I; s h ot , D tr;,rded'to the town of Pau, the birtb p'are of the rail:A IIoYAL of SwLnor, should the 13 iti-h (imps — approach that part of the French ter. y. • Extract of a letter from Smyrna :--" We tate re- Ceived intelligence . of a dreadful . :cateiniity baying overtaken the largest caravan 'of oe'-season, on itc:i route from Mecca. to Alepyo. The carainn'cot*-1 foisted of 2000. souls—Therchtints - and travellen4rit i• the Red Sea. and Persian :Gulp., pilgrims returning from Mecca, and a numerous train of attendants; the whole escorted by 400 military. The march 'was In three columns. On the Isth of August' last,*thot leatefeld . .title great Arabian .Desert, in- which' they jouraiedieven days, and were already approaching,. its edge.. .-A few hours more would have placed, them beyond danger ; but, en the morning of the 23c1, judt as-they had struck , their tents, and• . commenced march, %a wind .rose- from the• north-east and blew ;.willrtremendous violence. They increased the ra-. , !,piditrof their, march to escape the threatening den , ger •;. .bat the fatal liamsin had set in. On a sudden:: dense ,ed, riot upon the name of VMS ) for.the Jicy he recommends, will never, I trust, be attached to the name of Briton ; and I have yet great hopes of seeing the Bounaoxii restored to France by the " a id a rab nation, and the two nations enjoy many years of peace, as the result of such liberal •and en lightened policy, fur lam certain that wisdom and honesty can very seldom be separated. I remaiti,.&c. Welbeck-street, Urtvendisj-bqu.tre, Dec. 10. w. B. • The Russian Ambassador had an audience of the P RINC E REGENT, and introduced to his Royal WO. nets Col. BEsKornoarr, the brother of the Coon tens LIEvEN, who was most graciously received; W understand he returns shortly to Russia., Private letters from Dunkirk, Ostend, and other French ports of the 7th inst. state that conseriitt were then marching into the Netherlands, and that* report had obtained credit that Marshal Aticoomm.f was with a ,considerable force at Wesel. The .mer. *tots, under the expeotat t ion that the Netherlands would shortly become the theatre of military opera , Lions, were in great alarm. They had great quanti-. ties of colonial-produce; which was becoming quite unsaleable, as the market, had been doughy the victories of the Allies. • Some , of them, who had, under,. licences, exported great. quantities, pf-cotiee and, sugar from Engian4, even request of their cor respoudents to apply to the British Government for perra`tasjpn to reship the superabundance4m;:thlt country, the -Say may hereafter saa 4. 'oak,. market. • L-t. . . • • 4 :`:l4 ,i..,. , 4 mot., 14Y - tixX4l4toclix rbed, at f004,.1nr (P . iiim.t.r.Piiti4 l : l 34-VP1 1 : ' 41, d Om t..,rsvavt,f i nh OitikAl4l4 f l ik lte-I`O'kfk; 101 4 1 04 p 44.0 i tjtcr : *.scog" ht.. 1014•Iv_fivi a ll4a, a a stl*44.*(”' , ilflpillii. ,%.4f); , iitivit. sYt . f.vv4e .iffr el v0rm 4 04: 4 , 0- ..baley.. A ik it ifii 1° 4049 4 . 114(.11 .I qtr tirePa*, 0 5k -AOt iv Alva rreily„( eptii; ~ I,der*s,44geskilil, ikt e 1.7 Asti. Utf,re, r 3; f ) ; .Ple': fr i4l *. ir tYl i - . WV .4.4 0 Ti0 4: /;:til's 4414.1 ilenie.eleutle-were observed , whose eittemity ob.. . 7- 't="4 . g ' ' ''': ' .: 1 4.• . I. • !BChrOdf the7h(YriZON mad swept the face . of the desert. - 'w, C h i ° ,,i10. 41 , 1 .64 , -- 6, ; 6„ i * " . ""Ft 1) ,,..t r a ,. 1 „ 3 1 4 — , 4 71 4 t e Er h ," 1 ,,dij i a .,,, 1 1 7 41.11P h i i t y Ea P r r .ni n e - 1 Therapproached the columns, and obscured the line Its. eereu4orrEin tart . leitt . v • S • twice; lint la" IN' aril+ the is 1 • ;of march,. Both men and -beasts struck by a sense. •"`..qe•Nurk" 4 till fro' '1tt .1 3 4 . helea. ter edreOte•--ihrlelf i gt‘ pet iparier lower caw and Oats are oi per eerier ' I l e :of common danger; uttered lo ud cries . . 'l' he next. see --.rer.—Pens and other tqlifTri no atterntiim. ''' * . . 41 ' " ' k. moment they felt beneath its pestiferous influence life. s 4 *hem (-linglith) .... E ... 84. Seam .'. .... .. 1-...Vt . .:16 sil , 1 .. ' less corpses. Of 2000 souls composing the caravan', : , j p t itt° (l'lrreign) a4) . .84 -Old ditto ' .... .,. 4 ' a ; A sot more than 2tl escaped this calamity r thy . oared . egley, old • • e il 41 , j'l44‘ 4 e'','• .1'0.•:'-' 4 q. " . ~, r Old ...,, *...'........,—,. -0 . -their safety to the swiftness of their dromedaries: : New.dit,to.4. - :. •.4 - -..., 4 fid . t•• • . at 05 i 1 rr • • At - the Manor Court,'ltt*WakeMtld l • a . trial look - I:.7, l i t t ii e j t ; . : - ..".!:..'..w:t 7 5 ( 8 :1 8 . 1 . - i; , ..' .:• • rs. • •-• 70' 44 . ' - 31 . is place which contributed mucktii-alecidete the cause - New at? ....rike,.,...,1 ' t 1 1 ,*...,..........^ , i f • *I of die great failure In the Crop of onions . in' tlyt ' F i l l : rrti".basvitA „I* ... • ,• • .t.' . ....4.,', ilk a !iteighbo urhood.. 'A dealer in Onion seed . had Moo - :..t ., f -.•,••• - • .; ,i.. . r: !the whole country , with seedi`'lMported from - - faIIIRIPI •.. .4, t i r.seN.4•ALl;;;;,.. . . r is land, and stated •to'be of a 'superior qttal ft y l • '' , "4' 1 11M,' ,•, .'. litVIIIW" . Lf.1,.. - .A. el; ie ' which had been hda dipped, and consequently 44 -,_ ttiiii.4t.•••• PS; e• . - • ...: ,4 re Irtygteitio ';s, A. •.e , . ••'-• A:"•••.., r 4 lettered net worth li farthing . ' , the - payment of Ott. -' 0 , 1 7 11 , k Y., .* ;, , • .. ' 211 0 ,3 -•••; . "'?:!:•''‘I.V 41 'i . le lance‘due for some of this infamous . iritsh ' wiPoki..• 'i D lp„:l4 lir •': ~ 4 . l . -1 . . 4 Afr. . • . • "..... • t j e 4l 2, I , I 4 -• f • ' \ . ....*•.. ••• I: A 'WO. le • listed,' and-after a . trial which 'lasted some tiodlkkr i ':" '' ''' i ls 4 .' . 11 ' *"' ' • '' • *. 1, and in which many respectable witoessee* gare'reA . ." - : .:', te i ve- 1141 ' J .. 4 '* -11 ',, • "• ; 40 ' - -i - 1 .-5. • ' - ; .... .:.. 1: ' 1‘) . l ab. We ie , dillee to the worthlessness of thil seed,•-the Plaintiii g ,:* • *la . 44., s- - • In '4 , 6, - oil: '7 . ' re Nillapast with costs; to•the.satisfacabu . Of a tshmeidikt • . _ - 1 . Z . : - - -- -- 4 . * • n• 'Coed, and particularly of the gardeners, of whom ". The /1111100/11_ IWiroilieo l Aple.T o isbiiii_itee 1 1 ' le . --slmorebers were • present. It - appeared - en that trian• Oben; toiiiihifietti . bra tear gittei : a otreirgeknol it;:thet most of the growers of onions in the whole db. person al. haat4,47 the : sted,.vooi Or irej . , attd s jtrict from Selby to lielmfortfi itedlititelluima: • ' cittied idleS i ailty . . •• ' ' . :. ', • - "• '. •- .• • .....% . . ' . . - ... , . -- - --- • , I \ 1' AlP2fh INV'ELLIGENCR. • . .;'• PEAL, DEC. yesterday, tje Pigmy otter, wig ,t,patehes for Admiral 'Young. The troops were all safely ens. wr k e d yesterday, on board the men of war, by the Deal haat tool, Fir Thoma. Graham and Star embarked thiS morning on toard his :Majesty's ship Ulysses'; , several •Offiters of the COM , i.., ary Department,' and Medleal (kehtTenten, also enthaehttl, the whole of the tith regiMent, on board of different melt of t..r. and wil sail immediately for Roll :nd.—.Salled to-day,. the l'inalcio sloop of war, with a convoy of transport; stores, and I , ns Holland. . eCI:ii):OUT; DEC, 12.—Arrived yesterday, two Russian 111 of war 1;•om the Downs.—Arrived hii kla,:esky's liaanib.:l, from of Cherburgh,—Came into harbour the )iercurius, front Cadiz; retake. by,his !Majesty's ship Sharp. etooter.— Sailed today his Majesty's skip Duncan, w ith a fleet for Spain, Portugal, and the. Mediterranean, about 313 Went out of quarantine his Majesty's ship Fylla, and tailed.for Caernsey. , ~• f4irssivAlt cite the cads, of the people, it leas ' • t23 : 311;1F:'.' .:1 •.% • • !.1 ~_. . ~ fo►ward to aiHw~ - • -40140 Rs 'NW ksl: ir,A ;6:- • ...;) tteraityli v ilt4Me-Yileictiill Toth In Inquest was diiPotv tbid -of Nem Skril, av•ii o w mur nlit*42- . 's • _ • onfitbfrox 8, tits ST. I • - • • pCE 0, PW OER • Silt —As W ifl ave always bits' 3`. . _