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7% '1 I r Him% that I have little fear they will renter. so oppose it. WWI fear motes inure is their asiticipatioss of milieus-ea width they may feel they eau, /In longer prevent, by which they may render their etsecies inigatury mod teeters. We hair* of what character messier.. of this' description are, whew likes into the ham& of those whose 'Worse" they threaten; we know how oh. y !me-all their energy and veins if Iht) , are mt sultservirat to the very perpuees they were eintrimbel w thwart or to avert. I hope the lime is • feet apprisachiog when yoW, mat urea like woo, will feel the nessiony of exertion, awl will suffer y selves 1111 be palter. P. 3 wills no longer; when these nets that hare too lune been practised tan no more ; when the Willies of Eitglaud will lead the way, and the pi "pie nettle with Ilion swim • real bona fleti system of reform and re. trenehment, upon a redact win of our great military us lahlashmeut within tbnar twiendo whirls are marked out son lima by financial iliPlenlties Him by the danger their excess threaten, to We Comment These ale mem. • sores which omelet he denies! with saft . ly, and whit Is nett out. he 'omitted in this iuterval of peace, for the doostion of which it us isnitiscNitile to caleulate upon the Holy Al. baser, if we mean to poser", oar reek awl impertatice a Keene and free nation. If theme were in a fair train tof ee. roinpliehment as they should he, muds would yet remain to he dune. Even if our revenue were relent to our expetuls tare, stet reilectinise made that might enable us to meet futureesigenetes, still our likened. would he imperfect and our lamer precarious, if out invigorated and commolidsted try the cordial atinehnient of an isniitil 'simple. We have seen iv the west resting momenta ef the lisle war, at the eirriod of the greatest danger*. how much they were ilreireAlltil by the sitession of Ow Sister Kingdom. It caussl be pees'. Wee that, with Iles in unr mind., we should sweleet In pew vide aeaiust the mewl , nee of Poch datigetra. And yet how have we to lamest, that nothing has tern attempted 111 ern plicate those weds of deiced and dissent ton wilds have been suffereA to vow up amongst us it is to he feared that to. muses prejudice may remain with rev* et to this question, nod that it is nut felt to Item lineral and just as owe interest and safely require that it should be felt i,, the country. Rut to you I address myself without hesitation, and with the most ruins confidence, when I stele, that you will co uleur with use, in that it is shove all things necessary for us 1 0 apply ourselves Ito that great worlt of union, to remove Grow disabilities equally improvident and twist.," which es . chide so large a merles., uf We empire from the full enjoyment bleoungs of the Court itution.—And, Gentlemen, herr I most clingratulate you, that the cireuinetsuess in which we are tow Waco! appear to be singularly favourable fur the aceompliel 00000 sit of all throe meanures. I hare to cuegellulate y o u on We changes that have taken place siiii.e 1 had the honour of mildresine you Imo year. I no longer speak under the suspeesi 0000 of that law sleek is the heist security of one likerly. Of the pi elective under which that a , t. easpenee I, I will not say any thin=; they have been *ern Okra/soils, expiteeil, seprolsated, I had alines, said by all that wire free, awl lienuerable, and vellums+ its the country, Inst II am sure by a great mejority of the people of England —(Great applatisa.)--Seen lhrnngh, and ex prowl, awl tepretrated they have been, lint they h a ve n u t Is e " v .,. iiimbed as they ought 10 have been isl the pet sun. uf their air. thorn.—(.4ppiattee.)—Though we are reelored to the law, a preredeut of a roost ilairgerons character has been se ised..l, awl we know but tiro well hoar swere.sfully these things are resorted to in linnet iif istitatiou and alarm, and how sure she refuge they •Iroid 111 the support,' w of runup -00000 when their places are threatened try fire grieving die. consents of the pi-trete; how, by thr repetition of such pre. evilents, powers at first exclusively granted on the most pressing einergentos, by Andes and decreer are introduced sew c tars of mimic expediency, till men become familiar with them; and from the facility of grating, and the habit of enduring, a *yawns of oppression is established, and Ito alternative is left, hut base eidimission or forcible lepistetire. Such was the case with dissentieus iu II , and such ham been the progress by which most of those States have loot their freedom, from iedepeudeisce to *Avery, aud risme slavery, when oppreewou became too intole sehle to bear, to into nal discord, or euhusissiou to n foicien conqueror. Such sisals to be the melancholy circle in which the desiiiiy of she wined lo guard oureelvei from simnilar osiefeetunes ought In he unr study day suit night. and the fi..t object of all s..ne rtiosts ; nail it is with swage ti 0000 that 1 say I now see rest'r hopes thee I have We twine time entertained, that the spirit yr !Web is accessary fur Ibis purpose relay lie Ismael Its exist a 00000 nest as. The Isle Awnless have proved Shit the people of Esielausl have not looked with itideeeresice either on Weer immures of Go vernment to which I love been nlludwg, or the .(forts of thus.' who. opium-oil thew. lit ripely case thin spirit has 'hewn itself ; sod wherever they bad wilier proved by their torliter ^Mallet, u, their litle to fissure flavours, the 'prin ciple of ittarlutietit to liberty, of resistance to oppression, of toreuchment, economy, awl salutary reform, on ere hi eintlidates without exc.. lotion the people's choice has tallem—refpnewie).—l speak with the most saeguior lope., that Ilw effect of this will be found in the Parliament 1.111,1 it to be opened; mud I beer the greater cou6drnce its sinnifestation of the cowl. of that 'rule English spirit, at WIN.• calla, moderate, and iutelligent, which gives the lost promisee of vocurioie mud midereatieg perseversuee, because it has beth unaccompanied by any sutemperate ur vim. lent eStbrtS4loll, ml the same time that the people have Owen lint tiny felt ma lb. y ought to feel, the immures to which I hose alluded; they have disapprureil its the moo unequivocal tremors those proiects uf extravagance and &weer oils isiouwatieu to which tin in prueneshiuga roe uuly lead—prueredings whirls can produce Ito posoble elt;els bat those of a must pernicious leasticory. What but the worst result ran be "tweeted from a slot in that e'er:mow:et spies and iuforiners; men that are ever an lee watch use all WT.01141111 so our t h i ngs, um i n i ece ,ie, woe pee.suite, and evert our houest prejudices and afftesi 0000 into *dem fur astir rein ? —Here I most he allowed to eire few words upon she tower of my own °pianos.. Those upon Parliamentary Refrain are already well known 'l4l thine I still remain attached, solder limitation* whirls I Made use a former ottasimi : I am attacked to Reform cuss. .hurled open mudriate prise/epics, I way say, grathol, awl always guided by salutary precaution. To other projects I may state some to be a declared enemy ; if they were ms re duces," to pearlier as they are plausible in theory, I would sly I believe then' lo be absurd, visionary, and "clawless. Human sagacity is much two limited iu its prairie to shire certainly m 111 K Iffect of any scry untried iIIedSUITS; and whoever has been moat attentive to history, will lie must included to doubt the roses of Ilse heat theories uf GOMIS. lINt the wisdom of stew can frame. The worst tyreu. lees that coulti be natured have been exercised 'under the term. uf 14‘• 1104 f. Hos many ages elapsed &Arrow swig great (leerier hail been "'reeled from the moat despicable of Mo n:treks, before any them like practised lilitYty was e.lj.lyfsl ? I low feeble, bow melticacione are all lass or isistiltitionti, if tee, glee Woe spirit Humid be suffered let sleep which eels •iolle render them rooted and beneficiel ? j slispeld say it appease to sue, that there casuut be a more false, a muse imeit eke'', or a mute mischievous belief, Shan than a Reform to Parlinment, liuvrevrr desirable it may be 'spun such prin ciple... I have stated, is the one and cooly measure by wish the ‘alc ..tots of Ihr COMPtry fat) he effected. Thal from its athiptien every Wier will (*Woe, without it every thing is of so little noportauer pa mil to be attended to to attempt s-al. us a ilaneerows anal sousehitvons ilortriue, tit it emit', uuly have the ell'.el of perpetuating the =yalew tot govern ment of ethic!' we cumplaiu. Our man t.ssltNy is replete wise lust:owes of the most peewee. , application% of the laws. Is is .sot berries of examples of the existence of the beet laws mod the unmet nhenduned adruirsietrattuis of thew. WoOteg Potwars to take teie acid's,,, of Ile. Fun as my geode, and it will alway - 4 he s o , I shalt cit e )oaf elln.Loo to a passage its his ailunisalite and philwitipeical Initetice I work on the stereo idealises It. she inipertect and unlined). 4 , 11 .lisle of which Vera u. 16111111:it /mama uf regret fee Me death. Thai you mat fully feel the force of his seistoorill • , *IA 10 give Ihein to you hi the very words o f th e au th or , and therefore I hare extrneted them. He tells us, that— .' • Ilse reign of Charles the *cited Wraps one of the me et a . well as uf the must important period, of livitory. Pio . era of void laws and hail giivecometst. The aloe ',rem a the Cutlet of Wards. repeal of the Witt 40 Heirelieo C ends), the Trienssial Parliament WI, Ilse r..ta:,lt.hmrnt of the richest of the Home of COISSURIIIS w r, ifserJ to imprechewitt, the expisatinn of the License Act. and, ,hone all, the gleriaers wale rif Hatless Cowes, Imre Woe , ford toelueuil a twain-as writer of grist t MI/40C! to . ax the year Iff/1/ as the period at which our Coast!lotion had ar rived at its greatest theoretical perfective; ►at tie owns, in • Anne cute wren the prosace &Modal to, that the times immediately fullowiag Were llama of practical oppressive.' [For lie antshisiers awe ILO pegs] FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS. JANUARY 3. Lost evening the Count de Cates, Minipter ul the lislrving', Ir:twat:tell husioess With the King. Front the 1,4 of this month the Duke de Fitz- Janie* will succeed the Duke de Maine in his ser vice on Monsieur. The opeription of " The Ministry of General Po lice" has been erased from beneath the entablature of the gate of the forme► Hotel Mazaria, now the Hotel Juigni, goat Voltaire.. A mortuary house is proposed to he established at Frankfurt, where bodies may be deposited for a certain time for the purpoiie of ascertaining whether they he really dead. T he relatives of the deceased shall, ',nurser, he perfectly free to use or dechisa this means of precaution. _ . The fall or grain coalmine throughout the greater part of the departments. Some demands have been made to the Government for the power of ex portation. N. Defrosted will this day, in a Secret Commit tee of the Chamber of Deputies, develope Isis pro position for granting to the Duke of Richelieu a na tional and honourable recompense. The Members forming the deputation to the States-G•rt►etsd from the province of Antwerp, have made a proposition to the Chamber, to solicit the King to take into consideration the perishing state of commerce, wad to terminate the transit duty. It is stated in letters from Frankfurt that the approach of the opening of the Diet seems to increase the activity of the diplotnatiC body.— It is said that hopes are entertained of regulating in six weeks all the ligroin not decided by the Con gtess of Vienna, and which have been remitted to a special Commission at the conferences of Aix-la-Chapelle. We are assured that the Senate of Frankfurt intends to free the Journals from the previous censorship. Ilia Majesty the Emperor of Austria has con ferred the Grand Crow of the Order of St. Stephen of Dusigary on the Duke de Richelieu. His Excellency is completely recovered from his illness. General Sarrazin, who is detained in Le Force prison, has addressed us to rectify the error of a Journal, which states that three women claim him as their husband. General &Lumens affirms, that there only exists one single contract of his marriage on the civil register' of the kingdom, which was solemnized in his 'satire country, in the depart mein of the Lot and Garonne, on the 14th May, Isl 7. Ilitvitig been ted and confined upon the deposition of an English female, who states herself to be his lawful wife, be protests that this female was only connected with I by illicit in tercourse. In stating the request of General Sar razisi, we do not presume to utter ally opinion tip. on a subject which awaits the judgment of time laws.—(Jortrora/ Genera.) • •• 4 , • • TH E B S PRLS S. LONDON, THURSDAY. JANUARY 7, 1819• The accomsts of the quarter's revenue have been made up ut the Treasury to the sth instant inclu sive, arid although the result is not altogether so favourable as had been anticipated. it is, as com pared with the produce of the correspundiug quar ter of the year just ended, such as may, in many respects, be viewed with satisfaction. We here present the official statement that has been pub lished. by which it will be sten that the total amount of the total net revenue of the quarter ended the sth of January, 1819, exceeds that of the correiporitting quarter of 1818, by the sum of 1.26,997/. : OFFICIAL STATEMENT. Abrtrni•t of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, fur the Quarters ending sth Ja nuary, ISIS and 1819, respectively, excluvive of orrear of War Dutiev 1010. 11119. Onions. » £3,017,621 2,465,001 5,490,670 6,930,040 Stairmr4 IN04-011 ice A woesottl 'fax, s Laud Tsar* Sliactllaucous £13,171,764 13,3914,761 To this manner of making up the public ac t:now. tnr the quarter we have tinny objections, riot Iso Muth, huts ever, with respect to what appears. *hat dash not appear. IVe look upon the ac t:tunas hot oaty a. incomplete, but as confused, wed prep, in sing) a inointer as are hest coiated to deceive the public. l'he 2reonot of the intuitive hf the Consolidated Fluid ought to be given diginctly, and nut, as in tlie,atistement now ',remitted. cohlosed with other accounts, from arich, in their nature, they are. rate. Why is not the charge on the Consolidated Fund made pnhlic, anti also the charge of the entire quarter collectively ? We are given to un derstand that the income of the Consolidated Fund uniounts to 13,130,000/. beinz about 400,000/. hit than the amount in the corresponding qua ter of the preceding year. This is attempted to be set off by an assertion, that the amount of the revenue in the quarter ended the Sib of Jan. IHIB, was unnaturally iucrea•ed by the payment of considerable slim, by way of duties on sugar, u► anticipation of certain increased duties, which were to commence train and after the sth of January. But the gentlemen of the Treasury cannot be per nuked, at their discretion, to discredit an account of a former year, for the purpose of giving u greater eclat to that of the present, particularly as on the former occasion they wind,' not permit others to detract from their financial statement, by shoving the artificial and unnatural elevation it had casually acquired. Let the record speak for itself, awl by that let the mull be estimated. There is another point in which this statement must he conaidered, and in which it will not appear so flattering as the advocates of the Treasury would desire. 11'e allude to the relative ■mount of the total income as compared with the total ezpendi- Thus examined, the deficiency in the pre. vent (porter amounts to the enormous sum of I,279,truni. Th►s is a statement that no sophistry can overcome, and presents a difficulty which4lothing but the active and virtuous interference of Parliament, supported by the energetic voice of the people, can effectually remove. We trust that in the ensuing Session much will be achieved towards reducing the expenditure of the country within the level of the income : but until that object be attai►►ed, this country can never hope to enjoy the full advantages of her itidubtry and her situation; until that ob. ject be attained, no statement of finance, however speciously prepared, can satisfy the hopes of the people, or even allay die natural apprehensions that lutist be entertained for the ultimate security of the country, ‘Ve have received Paris Papers of Sunday the 3d instant. The French Funds continue to suffer constant fluctuations. They have again improved. The 5 per Cents. on Saturday opened at 65 1. and closed at 6ts I*. 75c. Bank Stock is 1,490 f. The reported change of Ministry, annonnced last week in this Paper, has been since re-produced in The Sun, the most uniform and faithful of the Mi ni.terial Prints. Of the particular changes there are no details in circulation that appear entitled to any credit. It is stated, however, with increased confidence, that the LORD CHANCELLOR will im mediately retire from public life; and it is pre sumed that the appointment of the Duke of WEL LINGTON to the Ordnance will draw after it the return of his brother, the Marquis IVELLEsLEY, to his MAJESTY'. Councils. We understand that intelligence has been re ceived from Berlin, communicating the assent of the King of PRUSSIA to the last inoilifimition of the terms for the payment of the contributions by France, which was made in Paris by the different Ministers of the Allied Powers,—( Evening Paper.) Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when %Vit. Talmo& MONEY, Esq. took 'lie usual oaths and hie seat, as a Direc tor, in the room of JOHN Lumsoerr, Esq. deceased. The new mission for exploring the interior of Africa, is under the direction of Mr. Iltrrchtx, late private Secretary to our Ambassador at Paris. His companion and second in the mission is Lieutenant LYON, late of his Majesty's ship Albion, now at Malta, who volunteered and was appointed at the recommendation of Admiral Sir CHAaLss PEN. ROSE., as being peculiarly qualified fur this service. They are accompanied by Monsieur Duroterg, a Freuch naturalist; also by a surgeon and a carpen ter. The BASHAW and a military escort attend them from Tripoli (where they now ore) to Moor zuk, and they are to have a like escort throughout their progress. Mr. RITCHIE is a young man of great research, abilities, and prudence. The report of the death of General MATHEW is we are happy to understand, quite erroneous. On the contrary the General was, according to th'e last accounts frourlrelaud, very materially advanced in his recovery. The Monarch, one of the five ships that have re cently sailed from the Downs, chartered for the W eat Indies, is 600 tons burden, mud carries Qt: guns. She is most completely tilted out; has on board, iu addition to her crew, 265 gallant veteran British troops, and 36 Univers, English, French, aud German. The following official document has been pub 'lobed iu the Iltepublic of Hayti : Port-ea.Priace, Oclsher 17, 1818, I. the 15th Year of ludependeree. The Secretary of Slate to the principal Administrator of Purl-an-Priace. The Decree of the 15th October, 1814, in the 11th year of independence, issued by the late Alexander Pealig, that re, doted to 5 per cent. the duty of importation on all British amaufactures, has been subject to su many different inter pretalioas, that the Executive Power, drairing that all reels. Nation rbould cease which have been made by foreiga mer chants, lies determined on thesiamer in which every adaiiL aistrator shall hereafter act us the subject. The latest of the Decree was to encourage the commerce e of Great Sißr' . mite facilitate inure particularly all Bri tish inesuf the latest ea she part of the Govern meat being aad iselead of being ',traduced in ves sels wader I lam the Decree has bees made use of as a pretest cies isereliandise said to be of Bri tish suss d arriving In aur ports in American, Swedish, Ma Prussian vessels. In cuesequence of which all a British etsaufacturs y arriving to British vessels • "shall hr .abject to 5 per crat. import duty; whereas these said te be of the mine sessisfactitre, sail arrivieg in rewarls of ether 111111k100, shall remain sub ject 1.10 per cost. as a l l other usercbeisdlise. • (Iligetilj J. C. 111511ERT. ki„3l IBS • • z.rxec -4. • ,e§ C 7 • •• • " • 117) *a' 1.• • I - , • • •so' • • . • 1 r. I ' t;f., 1 I\`' • • • " LIS/1/ON. I // 1. I; YEW; N TS. A It It t V ,1 I .0 Lord Ct. Helen., lot In. 111/use 11l Grafi oti-tarert , Bond (slum ft I our. li+.l and Hul,r:tvc anal family, al their home in list It t torett, (emu their es&, MithErave CaPile, Al Proners Hind. Lfrictester.square:—General 111,efoor neau, f Paris; Le Could Geoid, and Colonel 0'114%. warty, from ditto. At ‘Ytirrett's New Hotel, Regent-street:—Gen Dunlop and family, 'ruin their seat its Scotland, Mr. and Mrs. Cal la.mn and ramOy, from Hri;rlitott. lord A:vaulry, at the Misfits° Hotel, Jermyu.atreet, from a tour. DEPARTURES. Sir Edward and Lady Codrougtou, on a 1011 r. The Hight Hun. C. Lour, for the Pavilion, Brighton. The Earl of Harcourt, for his beat, li. Lciausuir-itill, Berko. Sr. G. Brathrotr, But. fur his seat, Noratautou Park, Lincolnshire. The F;irl of Pembroke, for hie seat, Wilton 11101101., Lord and Lady Foll:stone have left their meat in Berke, no a visit to their (Aiwa., the Earl of Radnor, at his seat, Loug ford Cull,. Wilts. FFOIII Warren'• New Hotel. Regent-elreet Heury Bunhary, Dam for him mat in Suffolk. . John Spew.. r, Faq. mud Sou left She British Huta. Jer. =meat:et, )esterthey, fur the Duke of York's seat, Oatlesule. BRIGHTON, JANUARY 4. This afternoon the Prince Regent took an inring on horseback to the westward. Hiv Riiyitl [light ness was followed by only one servant. The l'l4. Wiwi dinner party to-day, 114 On all other ocessiiiii%, New Year's Day excepted, when akw tend.; carte honoured with 1111/ItltlollS, was confined to the suite of Nobility at theyslace.. . _ . The Earl of Yarmouth, Lord Lowther, uml Count Munster, left the Pavilion this mursilog lur London. The Palace arrivals have been the Earl of M. ram from Bognor, and M►. Long, front town. The return of Sir Benjannu Bloomfield is look ed for this evening. The Marquis of HUNTLY has taken an elegant mansion in Great George-street, West 000 bb %ter, where his Lordship and family are expected this week from a visit to the Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD, at their seat, IVuolourn Abbey. The late Lady CREWE. of Crew Hall, in the county of Chester, was the only daughter of Fui.R a GREYILLS, E•q. and was married in 1766 to the present Lord. Her remains were interred in the family vault at B•rthotaley, on Tuesday senitight. The opera of Figaro is to be produced at Co vent-garden Theatre us soon its Mimi STBPHF.NN returns to town. The part or the Page i s 1 0 h e personated, we under►tand, by Mrs. T. lltt.t., who is establishing her musical reputation under the able instruction of Mr. litsitor. Mr. BARTLEY, we regret to observe, hint not re ceiver. that attention sloe to his acknowledged use rift. He is a very chaste suit excellent actor, and his Sir Anthony .4brolate has not beers surpassed in this country. Another week will preseut Mrs. BA It'T LEY iis stew parts, and enable us more correctly to de signate her peculiar excellencies. It much to be desired that her voice was more melodious ; these tones, so masculine, clear, and powerful, are indis pensable for the heroine—they are weak and inef ficient in the softer passions.—(New York Paper.) Lord CASTLEREAGU'S baggage, containing a ser vice of plate, with a quantity of other vulualde effects. arrived in the River on Sunday evening last from Aix-la-Chapelle. His Lordship's ser vants. who conducted the baggage, embarked with it at Antwerp, stud had a very dangerous par.- sage. being eleven days at sea. To the great grief of •ll his friends, the worthy Baronet, Sir JOHN THROCILMORTON, departed this life a few days since. The cause of his death was ■ dropsy, which terminated iii apoplexy. Sir JOHN, • Goa vivant, was long remarkable fur the hospitality of his table. A Suffolk County Meeting was held at Stow market on IVeduesday, for the purpose of taking into consideration an Address of Condolence t•o the PRIMER REGENT oo the death of her MAJESTY. CHARLES BERNER% Esq. the High Sheriff, having taken the Chair, began by observing, that he had inadvertesitty omitted the name of the Duke of GRAFTON in the list of Noblemen and Gentle men whose names appeased in the He had received a letter froin the Marquis Coax. WA LLis,requestiog him to add she Duke of GuAr- Tow's name, but that he had by mistake inserted the name of the Duke of NoirFos.K, a. t d he beirg-41 to apologise to the county for this accidental otitis. moo. He had since received a letter from his Grace of NORFOLK, eXpret.reve or his -assent to the object of the Meeting. The requisition buying been read, Mil.csort EDGAR, E.g. ruse awl observed, that twelve months had scarcely elapsed aince they had rissetubltd for the purpose of voting an Address of Condolence to thi. Pot scs REGENT. On the death of his beloved daughter. the Princess CHAR LOTTR of SAXE CODURG—tlus day they were met to prepare a ►imilar Address to his Royal Highrieas, on the decease of Isis Royal Mother. This Address was seconded by Sir P. a. V. BSOKB, Bart. and carried unanimously. The fallowing Notice has been sent to the several King's COUIIIWi at the Chancery Bar:— The LORD Cassutt.ow will not .it ou Friday, the 11th of Jeattery, to bear Bankrupt Petitions at Lincralu'a inn Hall, (u be iirteudeil), sot wit! his Lordship sit till after further Notice. [Signed by the Secretary of Baubetipes] The first Seli before Term r. turd for the 15th of January. Yestertlay Mr. Setirant SFI.I.ON took leave of the Magistrates at Ilnion Office. and will take his seat this day at Hatton-garden. 13',11/0:1 ALLEYNU, the Master of I.)u College. is typnitittd SII Ole Learned Serjestit's place at intive Hisll. TWELFTH NIGH r. This * Festival, almost the lan these low in the train of the new.year, and are the old and the young, by the wealthy gent, as seasons of enjoyment and rehexcit, last night celebrated wttl► its accustomed Int tu►d hilarity. The *bops of the prittelu,sl cooks exhibited every• imaginable variety of 7'i cake, from the enormous mess; Weighing a of a ton, and richly lessalated *itlt condos a serves— " Attractora, wet!, of needy an asximis eye, to the less bulky, but equally pleasing cow l , on which little Miss lavished her sciinly cash, the hard-paved bounty - of the holiday devices on the cakes were multifarious, and scriptions equally so. A few of those whit•l attracted our notice, we sutioii, A celebrated pastry-cook, at the west-end town, exhibited en enormons cake, the which represented the deck of a Frenris Lady CASTLEREAGH was observable reclinin g body of her travelling coach, 'ea wit oncerta Mermaid at the wave. which foamed arnotai. Ladyship, by means of a scroll, appe que d exclaiming— " My courage is prov'd—'tie without stein te Will, that of fatn'd heroes it twitches' Behold! ■t my ease I remain on the drrk,, White my Lord stalks below undo.. hatclaa To this exclatuaiion au lribh sailor '!*.t. answer— '• By J--s in Ireland this troth they'll winisirse ' l'won'd be vet II if hr crawl'd op hatch*. sec The compailiuti-erke premelitedl the iaterrur packet, end Lord CASTI.F.REAOII leaning , r WI plight, out of his I►irth. His Lordship presses himself " Ab! my Lady ! tender creature! Mnat be wetted to her orniwk! &Hinds! anylandamentalfeaticre, Is surely wounded by each shock Adieu! adieu! dear Tieasury bench— il'ns quite destroy'd by uoise ar. , l • Tell me t Captain— , peak Any taw • Can the ship outlive perdition?" CAPTAIN. a She's like the renal of Ike State, In a deelieb bad condition. Still I've impes--auil litrutig mice too— Furiibh'd by a sage, deep frowinog." LAIRD CASTLIMT.AiIIn. a What era they, Copt/du—tell roe flue'" CArTAIN " He swears you never need fear drumlin; In the neighbourhood of Covent-garden, cake, ornamented with u view of the law they appeared during the Cite election, exc' siderable curiosity. Sir MURRAY Mitiw, depicted addressing the Electors in these e•r I've brav'd the storms of Labrador, A.id the tempests that vex Van Dieman's shrirs. Yet, sailors, I hope you'll Trout me pardon, Whets 1 state to you here, That a breeze Inuit %ever', Has stunted my hark is Coveat.gardem" A pastry-cook in the City, presented, of of a cake, a Pplendid view of the interior the roams in Windsor Palace. An indivi rank, and one of the confidential dottiest geared to be searching for his 54 AJEITY . : the absence of which has created mo touch Lion :—The following conversation is svii ba held by the parties : Dults. " My dear Mrs linplopgrop, searching is trail I tear we shall seer ice the jewels again ! They've rnov'd off, it appears—would I low cetreat— Sure lugleby Inver perfumed such a feat !" M. POVLOPPROP. " Recollect, sny rood Lord, what de Scripture Dot de rides wake telog, ■ud den . fl . ry away! When dal is de cage—Jere is noting more fit, Dan dal mortals 'should bow, sod in silence cu! Duaz—(aside.) " I'll look out, for all that—since the proverb That those who have kidder , when tittle 'rite& fled." Ou another there wag en excedrat represe , of the Court of King's Beach, Guildhall. CHIEF JUSTICE, in a rage, calltiig, fur wax- Cniss J(IfTSCE. Tell me, Sheriff; what's the reason, Is ibis dark and foggy season, Filthy tallomaislits Should be, Plied heroic a Judge like ire? l'ake away your tallow.cauillts Conchae, PlICh as this much scandals (I speak it more In rage than mid; England's newly-vac:4M%! Chid. Hence, ye set of gooey Jacks. And brim; env lights of purest wax.* Stint:Et. " Be pacified, great Jostler, and e.cy snim Wax-liglits abut' blaze, bright as dm situ at CRIEIV JVITICL. " Sloogki ye again 141,5 beat me. City clv The Court I'll adjuiletk, To my inttoshoi tetoia, And leave ye to watts your erases yowl"' lientoneru, lry a Burriricr, is tie &metre cf,ri Court. . 4 7.4euntis! West • nue about the Outlaw aiirm, His Lordship's passion Is milt'* sir: aster awl The kix, if any wiled us has tips, Lett all their slings there—hut as legs or he In Graceelourelt-ctrett, ilrlr. Case r.TT Oil u catke, advocating the IIIaCtrIIIVI cats his new 11 . ,Cillite on the reldttuts tie .6crt end Cresittor. Thu* he was *wilromed nn " No time own I, Cu- 11*(;, the t win Dile to the m:/**.wwwr, who have thir roc e, If fi.'er I run in ..lead/ wjftrents reainpo iht I, I r 4. I , We regret Ilia:; -' t l i f s 1 ; 11 u describe ohr of those seen tints, wo, ! which have, of late, so ott :a n d tended to drive fro • ~ , their pewee, comfor I • mimetic romance of Flip. Trrelf".. re stated, in the 101,, I tloei ()cull a new coolie "'Ji lt alit • es denominated The and the Fairy &nun, n founded ost a welt-two e," Aighlte Entertainments. 11"Pitir , i enamoured of the Prince stare ssf implores the Ind of the The to Pectirelo-r hand—and '.• a golden ;arrow, by the ih t •,„„ • his object. Prince Ah . id, 111141 also smitten with the ch father, Bissau., declare d et t i„ arrow to the greatest dist trip f of his daughter. Ahme ! „ arrow by lie guardian g Jacket.— . rivals proceed to try the HIC ea LI e A churged by Ahmed can tied rt, claims the Plince4ll Ifi • lint deltaic, retires lii the g he discovers his arrow, Ito Pali Bonon, by which lii stitth gut r veld of Prince I fuvssui LAND, is, bonged into into l'antidoini. The !" 'hills ni " time ;sod *erns length the Charm (Ins. to 03 . 111.1 eb lli hurl ersistresa tire w tis; w h c.e they tire united rasa •• lions of the tire Kin ut"f tie line of the b 11,111 1 ,1 I Ilia air pretCt rd 10 notice 11 thus us • rt i s s .oss•ustatioss. A oar calling the mush.' the lii el'llll e, had toss, :‘ of th•ssatisolaction at 111. of " Bs:Adbary,for (re alawertil by shouts its w Clorva. !Matters ratively peaceful state, hand slips observed side of the lionsw thin tsi which ti:e i.s.! BRA In what eonsikt. e• frit ks, and a r •••••1C ti.t•l the lair tothioni:ro rt• q .lisitos?—Yes, us lisndbuty. {lad it no new seem( ry NVIO, that the caste of i la it cose•isleol with ih, rut to lime re g0..4! Clow o In bad l'iolominie;—N ing" OH 011 wart every I, :I IOC: 1114 ui iFiast chafed , . lot harioz boar other hot htiogs, st bury.-111:olintry for eve •ileil This act was follow WELL ca. ilhOttyltiut.s rascals !" 141411,*.—• tiosions party will ter road e Merit's, ttl. try t pail in the altercatiot the coition the union fit " Britain, a for errr!" shook the w lers•ce of Bur ten porti ut UEl4%* when ['ART in the tan esetti...l Ilia strength to of orie•rf posss-sse,,, to prepit of pnitents. ;11 1 . 1 T RE • meta:try Matte :if • sties, .1.1 a solo on the fingrof cation, nor manly p. 1 011.ella, those who came det ppubtd t 2 The friends of BRA she right-hind clips, 1111 incessant muse w since had proceeded in— when a large placard words, " Bradbury ter their ITE. wade 14 det•ii•fr , 111 1116 p:eper, hut, armed with sticks, they caused it to b rnol ;via ir this pia •do site, of the audience w "tiv the cooduct of Yo.litshand of iIAUTLAN 0, till I mo.'s, fold proportion, th es, cad ?led their cry, thodiAt l'alsons !" utheching to BRAD; time, is a pressehe I, atu: • looniest wail the c • t s, NHS ;It1110(111Cell for ger!" were then "liihfientlinns of Mr ',note of the Cum 'other side, reiterate hind fo ever !" at • riccotrivitnird tl chiefs, remolded t getion *of it - Lim:la iu the g4l , lerir, i selves t•ali to wax wa-tit—ito .drive 1 1 ILA tine my • : par thew. I hey its•ai none." and runic Nee r Mali, will) bad tit. rat lite tii•tittlt ttlatt , ." 1)6 %%Hs the artier rf s its 111 e rill... —%1061 .dieting primes, t situation I funny, tans death, trite .111 ; 4, the tiudlrut the two patties I $. 1 . 1 .‘ , • and exhausted It 11141tet-1 • cleared soon dirt ii z spe..l lit , : the pit hey cheers, fur HA KT. Nte r, relit, ttrueinatell the 1 0 he feared, w tfuttlige duffle. • • i S