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carreace of such 4.l4orotts practice; against good ill order and legal Government, and much coin , alon with every freemen, the . tegret the c ones Which led to these enaotnients, We must try that no hour elapses withoitt reconciling us tflurt 4 " more to their provisions ) and convincing our nihitls that they were indispensable for the titration of the country ?lion to lt is imp oss ibl e f or any look at the difference between our inter n' tkua ti° ll now, since these measures have adopted, and only a fortnighr or three weeks and not perceive that a feeling of general 5 " 11 a Co OSCIOOSTIS ' S ' of stability in the liitrottion have chased away a multitude of 'Miles, and doubts, and agitations, and which unhinged the whole frame of the 1. The thing is palpable, and even the most thkerverolevents will at once acknowledge di auspicious and salutary Change has taken The e flee t produced upon the general mind W ay is indeed infinitely more to he "Ined m ratke to a sound tone in the body politic, ie effect in gnailin'g the hopes of sedii jolts Is, and crus h ing in the germ the prac- Revolntionary. Good Citizens are re roportion as these infamous Plotters are , a!t thus the happy alteration oper 111° tIes, both conducing to the tran - and prosperity of Great Britain. 1 1 nt' Tae COUSTESS DOW AGER °P A BER " le d oft Sdtarddy orning the " 1 5th ins Ai nodding, p,ll k,m Yorkshire, e Rig ht ' .crtnistue Dowager Countess of ABER. li the 43d Year of her age. 141 ' 1 ' QutEs t i s expect e d to d ay from Wind3°r; Y ih •. e , I) , uke o f YoRK transacted mill: at Callt " thiess wit irtile PRINCE REGENT, llie Earl of Livßltrool. had an audienc e , lloy,ll Highness as an extra "t p rila Y ill', ADI;OBERgegi eilisefil.),‘Vh% rent off with dispatches from the ',-. \nce ta Lord STEWART at Vienna. ~ 'ctult il the LORD CHANCE:LIAM held r " c ' s . "e i ti l iic seas on. at his house in Bedfo Cabinett ll'•ea was attended by 1 mn( l a numerous train of Noblemen . (emery,C'llti duel ill excused himself from fighplii.anegea. This •ir 4.„. sphi, , ootoid over to keep the and now iith„, monis though not his tongue, a his tt„ ' fl itiq r . tell iii,i_ excuse, fur Air. - LocKHART . 1 IPhite p "raci tu he bound up also. itllit,,tv!atilers are bec„ming quite a Inic,tl.l'l' t:,e Reformers, and . are very 1,1111 of prevail r it o ig . ~1,t,i41,41e"15• The lOwcr 'tart is fainte d tus. 4'4.1111ft:13 interspersed with Mock- birds ( iLril(ltitt top i t (d. Goose,4„iii, and down ‘ ,:!ifill, , i "loiNe is writing A Treatise An hiP:',ohretsi; oak " which lie shows .how .the ° ki l l be it,,l 1 ' 1!) , ~.131,114 e ' • Nisi the St. Patrick' I Hi ' ttr 4 4 Dinner; seille)Zetirti i",,i6,i;4itY. He illustrated the 'same 3_, t,, Loh,. trin truni St. Paul and the story u` Vat ! i t 't ?hillier 11 ! What it t Y, or the ,14% well that it %vas not St , An I raised a an astonis re h t i:l , g s Vtliie, kg(ittle anecdote might have 4 ttt,ll 'NI, 4E4, (1 4y 11 , 0 . 4 1,4 4 ei riling the CliAg.CELLort of . tile EIC" hLikki In t tO 101%1 troll) his Moth u er s I leati, house p i 4 44 s io .., t 'C l ;t, 4 1( i 1 1 2 :1 1 U 4 1 ," has appointed Mr. Ti,i.l4lArs. til -age -:,- aleilletiger, in the I'll"' hasr re. (11 ' the seilior'llessenger, who ' 1 Tl:t 1 4 11011°i4t4:14/ CHAtICELLOR has been pleased iris 'Nlilc , its bvti NE Lay Esq. of. Gray's Lin t ~ Xtr r,lllt Secret, "ttm''AitNNG,—i.nl Presentations. . the •Ad liowiri tile t ... s admirtthie Speech on is. if,.1.141 is, . lINCF: It RGENT has , just b ee n pi:',i_ t dos, i„, L . ' - ' re nd', and is, much soug ht 41;14 Veil h • 1 #l, )I;ntifilvitlitl%"/:,,Rtka, arrived last week a ,, t . -) . ( 1 ) :, ,. l„ i io N ew ,' 1. hours- after leaving 6'et,i ~i hi I ttli (hi totiiillarid, and remained entail!, i li cl 't lin. ./s' (Ittritte which tine she Was "bilged 4114, '4;1'14,1111d twin'; thrown fenders aver tta '', toe , tar, I rely. aided by about 50 passert" Itletkt ri,,,.e:,:i,1e,, vessel through the ice 170 .miloes, 1 . , , , r `11 ill, coa l : the tett days. The quantity r ItliQtell 4 il awi t t tlf Newfolindland has scarcely ar [l-'• ilirelent ~._.t.° egant that win c h, has appe Iltitt ew vol. is,:.lon. O lit t ti ili, t i l t pe! . of the 21st says•—" is It nt, it, .urd SELKI ' 1144'1'1 tit b, 4 i . . 111% has resisted the tear=. tat t"i servell 4 'tiee of the Peace of U pp er , stn, A;liti:k..etteillftnakitul 1,4 I . le 1 111 1 [I "l'on him and his Officers, and Pert "'elm froi l •• °C the I ,r a l 'o I from Fort Williani i that lie may remove . Itt,itliriv,ie I Nat the North 'West Company." # 4l,, ' ''t ef ;ttel' from Constantinople gives an 4hi 4..ltitli (1-011 earthrviake, which has recently )It.r'hltaiart i l la ge at Jerusalem, A Greek and ..1 %,,I_,l licit were overthrown, and that o,of I,:t Ptit4_e:te has been also severely Injured' 1,1,)1 tillt, ititelli ~ . t ttu .11111 g. that 1 I,euct. takes t he oi 1. . Irtit 1an1144 _t le number of C athol i c s la 11,441,11141 is Of the Grand Seignior is much iiii ,yee, be gellerittly supposed, In one Mall ~111, cr„,,t,sYl. there are more than 120,000 ; It 411 411tinellie there are at least 80,000. ' 4, 44) POiSsiit 1, 111 )k 114 a i 411, . who was acensecl of rebel itilthi, hl tlie el-61,111.1n to assassinate General LA otd4, )44til'elt at Islislit:e "1- the memorable religious . b li the j (iry, ° es ti ,. iiitlß not only been acquit -41'1,11.4 found that t le requisition of the ac ei, hl tpie6tido , 4 . t In -his conduct on the ac 'b. i;ill'operk, used ' lie wits provoked by the l, tolitel / towards him by the officers ! lq' illtal ei, [ti to 1. P o rti fr o V1.920,15,424,g. 4001 „ t e l l t t ll eb United States for Itli, l'ollars cif ll eni er, amounted to I.lie 414411515' Which 64.781,896 were of 111y1141,1. llnlailati ',5,.11'1 17,138,556 foreign. " lit 'e e i , (l " °,' %spies asuounted to 330,468 14j:tic:Pe nanle°l.nrill:el.lthet, 1815; last `year., lttie‘t Year „ °Y. 31472. 'l' he births in the d. aniint2unted to about 33 per day e w ereti i . ,) • ' ost, of «,458 or • OftfOINAL POETRY. THE CtERGYAT COURT; TO TIIE ELVEREND EI.MAED COLLEGE, OX Ft) D . Well EDWARD, what d'ye think of me Whose Character's blunt-honesty? - Rough as the forest Oak, before 'Tis polished for the Palace floor ? With manners opposite to garish The Parson.Axneews of my Parish ? Me!! who deterwined to consort (I) Wit!' loyal Priests and " go to Court"— Don't in amaze stretch out y:iur Nor Wonder till you weigh the reason. I have not powers, Nen, to describe A vile infuriated tribe, Each an unwholesome blist'ring Elf (2) • " Got by the very Devil himself," Who could " no print'of goodness take ;" 1.7 p to all ill, and for ill's sake; • Twin. born with Calibun, I wis, Hay seed of this Metropolis— This tribe on lawless treason pent, Follow'd our Prince from Parliament ; (Where he bad teen to exercise The Royal function Freemen . prize;), Brutish, rebellious, disobedient, Assaird the Person of the Regent ; And, hell-cran►►u'd to the very brim, Struck at all government through Mai. Could any know the Christian plan Or boast. the feelings of the man, The Sulbject's duty, Freeman's bliss, And not disdain an act like this? This urg'd me, EDWARD, to consort 11 ith loyal Priests and " go to Court." Some . Rogues could wish that we believcd This Hellish fry to be deceived, Term them poor, weak, deluded things, . Some Master Showmatei puppet strings ; I care not, so the law conld maul 'em, What name their brother Dtemons i sm; Potion, compound it how you will, • Disguise, nickname o ''tis poison still,— So Treason—how e'er rebels reason,— In all its garbs and wiles is,—Treason. I with my brother Clerk, were free, To designate . our loyalty; Eagerly sought the Address to dish up, Compos'd by London's worthy Bkhop,— , Howleg---with whom at once co i , bine, The learned Prelate, meek divine, Th' affectio n ate Diocesan, The Priest, the schoLir, and the man -Well EDWARD, without more d i gression, We joined him in a tong procession; Forth from his Value bent our way, IVith locks uncover'd„ black, brown, grey, Powder'd, nnpowder'd—dressed•out Nobs' In full frizzed wigs and lanky Bobs; . Buten cannot. dress, whose skill we praise, So many heads such various ways, Nor yet withll his calves and pains •` Make hall so mitch of tori ! ;oes and brains. —Then all,begown'd, to make folki look awry, And wonder at the long-drawn Rookery— We to Carlton-home, and there, • All was surprise and gape and stare. Horse and foot soldiers, paid-room waiters, In coal black cc hiskers atul white gaiters, Pikes, trumpets, colours, muskets, sashes, Some Whey- fac'd,Prigs, some bluff with gashes, With shrieking fifes; and: drtms that rattle, As if our issue was to battle— . (But the event hiss prOred , it,clear, We wire to hare no batt'linghere (3). . State militants touk'd doivo askaunt, On peaceful tights, church militant; But though their foetus were fierce and grnfra Their manners were polite enough ; So, as we passed with aspect mild, Live Lobsters bow'd to Lobsters boil'd (4). At length we reach'd where pages grace, With simp'ring vacancy of face, The pretty, gaudy, courteous' place. • All set:lEl'd as if with pleasure nappy, And because there, they must be happy, With' mouths criwp'd up, and noses crimper, Assuming the true courtly simper. There yeomen stood, allin a row, Like those at Salmon's wax-work show, I wonder if alive or no,— • Or stood there for the vulgar gaze Ever since IlAany's Gala days? Here Officers with mincing gait, Seeming as if they're born for state; And Lords in Waiting slim and small, Looking as if scarce butt et all. .—We reach'd the drawing-room, around, Ahore—all scent'd like fairy ground— By magic's supernatural skill, " Leading the rapt sense" at its will. Here stood we spell-boundlike the sprites We read of in th' Arabian Nights— Till in, with decent haste, there flies .A Lord who wanted to look wise; . His (b) wand dispell'd our dream, his tone Call'd us in whisper (El) to the Throne. How many rooms we waded through Of pictur'd beauty, brilliant hue !I Where Science might with Talent rove, .....T'enjoy the Arts and Taste they love. We had no Leisure fur delfl-;-- . • The Prince—the Printe—haste7haste ,- away. Into the presence, then, the loose herd Were by the Lord aforesaid nsber'd,,-. Where GEORK, heav'n bless him, smil'd with grace, The Guardian Genius of ‘ the place (7)- 4 ' With such divinity about him," 'Twere sacrilege itself to float MM. - , l3taw he must wonder to behold Suhjetts undeck' with stars or gold,--i r Churchmen who %%lino& c ame there, , . Leaving for him their house of pr n y 'r, And satins of the mitred chair; 1 • For there they sage without lane iintion Of, St alts, and Deita!ries, istfd, PrOmdtioct ; Nur slyly, by my fires averment, Caw'd ftir A twig of Church, Preferment But swell'd profoundly.tawards the Throne, Through love and loyalty alone. Such scenes-are new.---Wbat Goemmen here, Not hing,to ask, nothing to fear!!! (it) The Courtiers sniggel . .d in full glee, .And thought:—Goutl:LOrd, what fools they be. (9) 7-Whether the Regent was delighted For once to s ec Self-interest slighted, • Where Avarice her induenee busies Or langl,'d to see our aikwaril phizzes, Ire elnicklcd. at th' gitcuortly party,. With gracious looks aud humour hearty;— That, Nuo L l could nut but,sdatire un't— What ! Bajtizet—a Tyrant!!! —Oh I can truly scan, . Pe's a right laughter-loving Man— One of true Reasotys social glow;-- Happy he'd be, and make you so— With wit begirt, of dolours - jealous— Regent of Gond, Prince of Good Fellow's If failings taint his princely lot,. Look in his face, they're all forgot. (10) If from the stories anecdotic ' We find his sp.its, they're not despotic. Th' Address was read,rtd as I take it, Was nervous its sound sense could make , The Prince replied with, beyond question, Good Emphasis and good digestion— ' Then ‘i.e're presented Deacons-dreh, Soicall'd because they're grave and starch ; As we by whimsied . inuendo Locus desire a non lucendo; DoctOrs then came, tall, short, fat, tiny, (11) Ter. Fil might say " Doctrine sine ;" But yOu and I with better knowledge Distinguish them as " flow'rs of College :" (12) Ter. Fil. would own, had he surviv'd, All their degrees were well derived ; I 'likings!, them reverently kiss'd The " Royal Bully's" (19) ontstreteh'd fist, Our duty, it was plain and striking, Was zeal, affection, love, and liking; Our homage might be something queer, • For troth an awkward set we were; (d 4) liut for sound sense, and liege opinions, We yield to none in these dominions. Got here in state, I should explain How our band gut away again— Without an ,filer or protection, Di , persed in every direction ; Dismission to confusion flung 'cn► Like rooks when shots are fir'd anion; 'en). Ye filth scum Rebels, mildew'd Ban, Of all that's great and good in man; ‘Vhen you unclasp the inurd'rou, And plOUgethese Realms in civil ,;trite; When madness into Treason urge ye, You'll have no In:NI:Fa (I) Vide Rainer) and Juliet. ' (2) Vide reinprat fur great part of this description. 0) Baffling, in Cnilegi phrtiSeulugy,ili eating and drinking. (4) Vide Joe Miller.--. 1 Soldier in unifurtn bowed to it Clergyman in ,bis gown ; when s imsiiing S:1 ilor observed, 4 L , My eyes, Jui k, see bow the build lobsfer boWs to the live one." (6; There is so much magic. at Court, that wands have al ways heerreonsidered in necessary use there. (G) To preserve the mysteriousness of the place. (7) The Romans bad a diviNity, and they paid huniag, Genii, Loci., (8) Dean SWIFT wrote In Dublin Castle with. a diamond on the g 1492—. '• My very good Lord, 'tis a very hard task .. • " For him to wait here - Who hat Wiring Wilk," Lord BouxosnokE wrote afterwards under it—' " My very good Dean, thete are few who wait ti . ere " Aut have inmething to ask, or have something to fear." (9) The Citiiens of 'COrentry addressed Queen ELlZati Ern thus— • We men of coventr? 'Are very glad to sup 'roar gracious Majesty— , Maid Lord, how fair you be 4 lier Majesty's Answer:— My gracious Majesty Is very glad to sco You men of Coventry— ' Good Lord, what fools you be. (10) Vide Pores It.4pe of the Lock, • (11) A satirical Collegiate Wqtsr, under the term Terra? rilius—tolerated for many years in the University as a rough CeMor Mormn. (14) 'Vide 'rem Fil. , Collegiorunt Fiore! : (13) Vide Falsinif's familiar address to Prince Thnry. (14) One of the Doctors tript and had nearly fallen in ap proaching the IttarNT, b u t it is no new thing when persons have aspired to, that they have stumbled at the Throne. It to a d opted 1 1 4 , and n ot !testily anti """al ntieS, W 144, Which ii4g(h)4l. Thl tireless oheerl both. el c4ie attspi ion ) 1 4ce, T heo ib is this n, It ay is F te uorati‘ b et ,, l e e ,pi litres ugues, 'ltt e R e of 1 , 444 ' 11 410 P °ts ‘ed' ai 1 1 tw o u t ~iliitL RNI p hg r 14'4in Ii ( ,4 , 4,-( „, L . , b t rnes )(;, "A 14 th e I 'eQu Ye ste 1 ,"16„:,`: 47 1/ ' 40, 4 h; Iti.yt t l I r oit bleit tioa '!ign o ffic 4l u " S 'lt e Aln L e ‘ee. i t, l A , „t h 11 hat e tli~s, ‘, gi al lente l( t a‘ t e-41, fi . ;IN 4,1. 1 . e IN' SEORTING INTELLIGENCE: STATE IENT OF TOR ODDS ON THE bERBY; OAKS, Ancrt 17. DERBY. 7to t apt c.-by Orville, orit of Iklornentilla. 1 1 to 1 tkgst Brother to Crispin. I I to I apt H. of Ronson's c. by Seim. 12 to I apt Gaze,lle, by Sorcerer. 'IS to 1 apt lirother to SmolenAct. OAKS, 71 to I apt Neva, by . Cervantes. Taken 4 9 to 10 agst 'rric.tr:►c: lo to I opt SiAer to Sir jothaa.- 10 to .1 agst Selina. 12 to 1 apt ant other. 2000 GUINEAS STAKES. 4 to l agst 1'). of Rutlatol'A e. by Slim: II to 1 apt Brut her to i'tis}ain.• 6 to 'f kgst Brother to Sao/lend:o. rult4CA3lltil ST. LEGER STAKES. tot apt Mr. Watt's c.. by Whitt.lock; Taen-10 to t -nst C. by Cerbtirui, uut of Mm Ctanfiald. 11 to 1 agst Slainborongh, by Dit.k Andrewfi. to r . linßCßTsorl mid Mr. IVIxacAT, thy 831:0- nants, will exhibit a grand speciade a t p m i s on the 6th of April, by causing a strq to ascend in an a i r .b a tib on the animal, which is training for tire p ur p o se, will stand on a idat(orni, and the zero naut will ride on ita back.--(tienci4Paper.) Still? NEWS: DEAL, Mancti d'own from .the Ai , • 4. ; ver, and sailed, the LAMB, for Beogal I;SON, for Jamaica; and Prince of Witerloo, for Demerara. Caine down, front Sheerness the Pioneer schooner, and sailed, with the Alert sloop of war, on a eruise.---Wind E. , FALMOUTH, Mancut 15.—The packe!s for Lisbon and the Mediterranean have bud signals for sailing flying the whole Of thisday, but it is supposed they will not depart before to-morrow mornittg.- : — , Wind 4.5. E. FORTSMOUT Hi , MARCH 17.- 7 -An iced, the Hero, KErrit, from the, Alediteryanean. Sailed the Agricola, TABER,IOT YOrk.—Wind Southerly. HARWICH, Mancti 17,—Arrived the Emily pachct with a mail from Holland. EAST INDIA NEWS: the Calcutta Pipers to the 10th October Itii clusive, contain the following articles tALCUTTA, SEPT. 10.—The IFiunger. ford homeward hound was twice discovered to be on fire on dropping down to complete her lading. A is. suspected that site was intentionally fired. A fresh crew is to be supplied. . " The indigo crop has fallen short ; and in the western partv of Bengal such droughts have pre vailed, that a scarcity in the rice crop is auA. tieipated. A dispatch ti•otri Batavia announces a gallant and decisive attack made on the 9th of June, by the British force at Macassar, upon the Ex-Rajah of Boni. There is nothing new from Holkar's tamp ; unless a report of the march of some English troops from the direction of Guierat into Ala " It was intitr►ated in the last Gazette, that the long course of dry weather in the northern pro vinces had in the middle- of the, past month given way ; and been followed by some tefreshiug showers. Letters since received Meitiion, that the succeeding fall had been very excessive; and threatened to as much damage as the previous droughts.. " SEPTgMBER 28.—Considerab bieliness has prevailed among the troops at Cawnpore : the 60th and 87th regiments have sOffered ; 200 of the former, and a larger number of the latter, are in the hospital. Captain lnoes and Lsicnt. Gun, of the 66th, are dead. OCTOgEIt 10. The COmpany's ships Lady Carrington, and the 'Ormany, arrived off Calcutta on Tuesday." TO THE EDITOR. OF THE St7Nl. Si6.....Seeing in your Paper br Vtiday an count of Buonapittes' tieatment in the island of St. Helena., and haring touched at that place on the 9th of December last in the ship Fanny, of Gondol), under toy- command; I am enabled to assure you, that the under-mentioned is a correct invouttt of the Provisions allowed that person and hiiattendants, which he tee.eives daily front :Vest. balcouthe and Co. who are appointed by, tiovern , • went to he his purveyors,' viz.-- C Bottle.s Claret ,19 Ditto earn! ditto 6 Ditto Tem:titre . 1 Ditto Madeira .1 Ditto Constantin 25 Loaves Bread, r,plb." auto 6sth. Beef 3elb. MUtton 6 Foals 1 Goose . or Turkey 36 Eggs With a proportion of pepper, salt, oil, and mus 4 turd ; the whole arnounting to about 1741. in 14 tlays.l am, Sir, sib. Butter 21b. Leta Mb' Coffee ilb. Ten • 51b. Moist Sugar 211). Whitt Ditto Vegetebles to illy, Fruit Ins. Sweetniests Bs. Candles in number Your o s betikrtt servant, - 41, Broomfield-place, Deptford, JOLiN NVALtIS. March COBBETT CHASTISED. (PROM A CORRESPONDRXT.) In one instance at least, this Hectoring tutii has met With his deserts. Understanding that he passed the night of Smithy' dt Mr. TlMOTtili BROWN'S at Pediham, Mr, LOCKIIART repafred thither eatlyyesterday morning, with the inten tion of chastising the !Wordier for his insoletice at Winchester. Before Mr. had .reached the Bricklayer's Arms, he met tonur.Ti. returning to town, and; (king furnished with a trememlclos horse-whip, he applied it, sans derestipnie, to the broad and *ell-athipted shoulders of his antago nist. Conaavr escaped into the shop of Mr. JowEs, the apothecary, *here he remained for two hours. .His seduce appears to have sacred coniiiferable damage, as was seen to leave the apothecary's' shop. with an enormous plaster ()ter his left qe.—(:Horning Post.) ttRIGUTONi MARCH 16.—1 t is Skit! that the Ri6F.irr and suite itit,en , l being at the Pavilion haute . Easter. The drove House hi the t ef,re, preparing; and his, Itoydl Highness will, it is said, remalil about a foltnight.—Miss O'ken.i. stilt eouttottes here for the recovery of Tier health, which atiliear:l much iturro.ted.--The young wheats throughoul ..pn parts of the Sussex, utstrtet have Nit an life tt:ost healthy appearaliceS. Yesterday the Duke of AltsNrutisE give a grand linter to 1k large party of Noblemen and Gentle.; In, at Iti3 house, in Grosvenor.stpuire. Mrs. ItENA.t.tri, ia~te Mrs:Powitti., of flit•TheA• tree of Drury-Lane end Coveot.Oartien, is rrovs' the Tragic lietoitte of the'llietdtre at Kendal, in Cumbit ittnt On the 11th ettrieut, Mr. David Drybutgli, teacher, cartattopock, and on the 12th .1 Min Jobnitoh, Atarper, Hotehesontown, were- corn milted to Glasgow by warrata of. the accitsed of treasonahle iiracticcs. The snow lies so deep between Douglas Mill anti 'Alc.ltirtt, that the London and Glasgow mails were forwarded on horseback for ss:veraltlnS.