The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-01-03 00:00:00

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. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. POETR r. PALEMBANG. I'llE DVEE OF DELLUNO.
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' BRITISH STOCKS VESTERDA Y. speech a preposition ! Equally incongruous and absurd is it
al a proposition ?As well might he call' liberty qf
The Dowager 51archion of Salisbury had a seleet party to [From the Asiatic Joarnal.l
objection of the Court of Vienna to the i •
India Stock - ____
td, afil 761 India Bonds, 81 84 F. to talk of " entertaining a proposition with just suspicion ;" dinner on Thursday, and a few distinguished friends in the evening*
at her hottse, in A rlingtomatrees Boast riot tome the chums that grace The kingdom of Palembang, which amongst tie native o's title appears to have been pereiated in, a
I. India for Account since it is quite clear, Olio Drummond entertained party of fashionablcs, yesterday The finest form, or fairest face ; creased the Duke's reluctance to accept that
states of Sumatra bolds the first rank, occupies the poo
that if wejostiej sesocet any notion or
Shape. bloom, and feature, I despise; mission. His scruples were, however over • •
South Sas S•tock opinion to be false, we cannot Ciltertairs it ; on the con- eveuing, at her house Charing-ortiss. . tion of that island to the southward of the equator, which
)1 South Sea Old Annuities tor Gilbert Ileathcote, Bart. has arrived at his scat, Normanton Wealth, Wealth, is beauty to the wise. front his Royal Mastzr. A copy Of this
South Sea New Annuities trary, we reject it, because we cannot know our sus- Park, Lincolnshire, from a tour. Come then, my Cries's, fill my arms is included between the latitudes of Y. and 4. 30. It ig 4.
1 15-16 22 Ex. Bills, 1,0101. 52 53 51 52 pr. 11 it is confirmed • and thus knowing Lord lamedoch has left the Duke of Bedfonl's, Woburn Abbey,
IVith all thy various store of charms; bounded on the north arid east by the Straits of Rance ; as
la. Ditto, 5001. 62 b 3 81 b 2 pr. picion to be just tt ' ' for his Peat in Suffolk. Charms that of 'rime defy the rage, the south by the Lampoong country ;on the wen ono red genuine, was published in the Tobtettes
Ditto, Small, 51 54 h 2 pr. the proposition, whatever it be, to be false, is the verY Viintont Althorp has left Nonhamptonshire fur Allseton Hall,
And laugh at 'crinkle-. and old age. south-west by the ranges of mountains which oeparate that of the 27th of lierember, in which it is
we are assured by our correspondent at Pa
s
7i I 1 bottexy Tickets 191. 19s.
cause of our not entertaining it. This writer, certainly, Yorkshire. statt• from Ilencoolen and its dependencies ; and an the Cra .:
••• Come then, oh come, and with thee bring great pemonage, who wishes to be War Minister,
FOREIGN STOCKS YESTERDAY. w; ayes the loose texture of his train very flimsily ; for leyliEmna,3lL. Nexe.ville has left town for fiord Braybreoke's seat, Aud.
The thousand joys from wealth that spring; north-west its limits adjoin the territories of the Suloso
or to Vienna--who was refused to be received th •
.4ij 541 pr. Spanish 3 per Ct. Cons. 23f 1
this pmrsition is presently spoken of as an engine., and Viscotint and Viscountess Granville arrived yesterday evening at Oh ! bring tho deeds of thy estate, of Jambee. Minitel. and not as Duke, it is said, obly yielded in
17 i t II
Oi 1 6 6d 6 all
Ditto for Acet.2sl 4 6 bf 6 4 the metamorphos•es is accompanies' with an earnest hope Bri
their house, in Brutonotreet, Berkeley-isquare, front the Pavilion,
ghton. Thy quit-rents, mortgages, and plate.
still keep, unseen, &use auburn locks, The principal rivrr, which is called the Moosee. mot
which the town of Palembang is situated, runs through tLe y tOtlain
uf the following letter :-
,-31 y knowledge of your merit, of your
'i i Ditto 85 Bonds, e have honest and intelligent rulers 4.3uat Lieven is expected in town this day, from Brighton. ant of your attachment
that-" so long as w __on. And yield thy treasures in the stocks ; whole extent of the country in a general direction trap y and honour uf tar crown.* 1
Spanish 5 per Cents. 18'23 171 11 P-Ashbumham has left town for his tither's, the Earl of has 'odour' me to appomt you my Antbassador
rofl9llex.div. 1 1 in that country, it will be sedulously protected from the Ashburnliam's seat, in Sti: x. Oh ! hide that soft, that snowy brtitst,
And give, instead, thy Iron Chest. south-west to north-east, having its source in the range oe
Vienna. The welfare of the State requires that you
761 i 4 Ditto for the Account 1701 4 i
* certain and incalculable mischiefs which such an engine, Captain Maitland has left the Bath Hotel, Arlingtomstreet, for hills near to Bencoolen. With this river all the othett delay, proceed to fill the high office which I earn
NI Fr. Rentes 93f. 921'. 73e. TOLL . ,sr ,k;. Exeter. Thy Guineas shame the blushing Rose, have confluence • and the accumulated waters are disna. oide to your fidelity. In intimating my wish to
Do. Ex. 25f. 60c. rik. 60c. 55e. -et cetera ;" hut we would whisper in
the ear - ••••• Departure yesterday, from J0rd311.74 Hotel„ St..lames's-strect_ M'nich in those cheeks, unheeded, blows ; bogued into the 'Straits of Banco bv four different mouths, hand, I have in view to give you a panicular mark
tint 911 Ito. Scrip 41f 1 J pr. &petit! Journalist, that honest and intelligent Rulers have Colonel and 31rs. Austin, on a visit to the Earl of Plymouth, at his Too sweet for me that ruby lip, which, under the names of the Still, the Open, the Son, and of' the value which I attach to your services.
) Portug. light Bonds 8717 4 4 • peat, Hemel Broomsgrove, wonostootore ; and Mr. and the two Give me thy India Bor.& and licrip. ing no other object. I ptay fird, ts.c.
q 1 i Dutch Bonds. 41 per Cent.l,l2 nothing to fear from a free pre ,
Exchange 12 Liu. ss either in India or in Jlisses Powys, for then seat in Nonhatoptot :hire.
England. No Government ever begins to restrict the li- Arrivals at Ativares Hotel, lower Brook-street :-The lion. Can aught with thow bright eyes compare ? song, and the Pontian, diverge from the main river at de.
forent points below the town of Palembang : the Stli le- ' In
' 6 our Castle of the Tuileries, N0v.30, 11M.' "
Thy Diattamds, Nymph, still brighter are.
Dr. Stewart, from a tour ; the Countess 31acnatuars, from Paris. ing the eastern, and the Pontian die western mouth, or
IOF EXCHANGE YESTERDAY berty of the press till it feels conscious that its movements Arrivals at long's New Hotel, Clifford-street, Bond-strect:- Can aught those pearly teeth excel ? kwala, so called by the natives. ' lIONOURABLE HUMILITY'.
C. F. 12 3 Leghorn - - 464 will not bear to be watched, nor its measures stand the Lord Thomas Hay, from Oxford; James Magee. Esq. from Bath. Thy pearls themselves please me as well.
'The river, through its whole extent, is much infesto! ---.1.----
- 12 0 Genoa - - 431 Departure* ;-31ajor Ranting, for Oxford ; Henty Sams, Esq. for
Say, dost thou boast that beauteous arm ? with alligators, which arc very daring and voracious. Tio General Bauer, who commanded the Russian car
- 12 4 Venice . _ 27 so scrutiny of the public eye. A regard for popular quiet, Brighton ; William Richards, Esq. tor Yorkshire ; James Knight,
lts Bracelet boasts a richer chain, : pantjallingos or river passage boats, which are of various Holstein, was a soldier of fortune, whose family and
- 13 6 31alia - - 45 anti the preservation of social order, is a fraudulent and Esq. tor Brighton. Those fingers, too, are lovely things,
. 57 8 Naples . - 381 ••-.....'"E"'-'n'•sm"
But lovelier far their brilliant Rings. dimensions, according to the rank of the owners, apel 1g were unknown to every one. When enemy, • -
- 37 9 Palermo - 116 base pretext : honest men have no wish to muffle the BRIGHTON FESTIVITIES. which, being cut from the solid trunk of a tree, are al- I kluinafft, he took a mode of' discoverirg himself. as
it 23 65 Lisbon ' 52 tongues of those who surround them ;as little need have _...euss,,-- My passion, Nymph, brooks no delay, most on a level with thc surface of dm water, e the ,es it was amiable. lie invited all his tiold-offi -
. 25 83 Oporto - . 52 BRIGHTON, Jas. 2. For charms winch never feel decay ;
. 25 85 ItioJaneiro - 49 honest Ministers to fear that their principles of Govern-
Last evenin the spiendid entertainment to which 1 al- ("harms which will mock thy fleeting breath, men who paddle them very much to the attacks of these •• im and sent an ad'u
mono othees, to dine will h , j
-7 10 Bahia -- 5° ment should be canvassed, or their public conduct ques- . g . • 1 h P .1' I And yield their raptures after death. inonsters of the river. Some of the pantjallangs belotg. be** miller and his wife, who lived in the neig e
Main 1361 Dublin 114 luded In my last communication took p ace at t e an ion. t ing to the Sultann of Palembang and hio family, are us • hood, to the entertainment. l'he poor. couple eano
9 Cork •• - Ili donee' ; nor do they ever seek to withdraw from inquiry, was not on an equally extensive scale, however, with former less than forty-two feet in length, and ten or twelve in the much afraid of the summon, and quite contused
- 10 11 NULLION• till they are conscious they cannot stand the test. While royal parties on New-year's day. Hitherto it had been the FERNEY. the iippeared before the Aluacovite General. liau
greatest breadth, requiring twenty-four men to paddle y
- 10 11 Z. s. a. custom to invite all the families which had been previously -sue,- ing tide, lode them be qu e eaey, f
it - or he intendt
- 361 Portugal Gold in coin 0
• • • they discharge their duty faithfully towards the Public,
introduced, and had attended at the smaller parties. The I From the New Muntiityllingszine.l them, who are ranged on each side.
SO ShOW them kindness, and had sent for them to di
- 359 Foreign Hold in bats 317 a to them the press carries with it no danger. It is only , . . . „ ~ . a _ The Sultaun, who was very anxious at all times to ma-
party or last nignt consign& almost exclusively ot a him emit day ; at the same time be conversed fain
-3. st New Doubloons 00 0 nifest respect and kincloess to the MICA Resident., alwat
The bedroom of Voltaire was die chief object of interest, . . .
. 3.5 New Dollars 04 oi when they creak the enemy they fear, that they have any- juvenile assemblage. The parents and immediate relations ' • Isi• 'kb . bo tth Intro At thinner, the '
sent one of these boats to the mouth of the river to convo wu em a u cco
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. sai Silver in bars 0 4 114 thing to dread from his hostility. •of the young folk were also honoured with an invitation on for here, benides the very boil on which he slep ,
tis the • plaint the miller and his wife one Oil each hand, anti
him up to P len
a thong, when he came from Banco to vise
3iit this occasion, but no adult person was present who did not tomb erected by Madame Denis which contained his heart.
I • It h d 1 • est Illibint, and paid particular attention' to them. I
- This Journalist is manifestly one of those, tg ness, an aso to convey him back. I have son,
bring a youthful companion to join in the auspicious wel- '
l'hc heart was removed to the Pantheon at the time of the as cow= of the entertainment, he asked the miller
MAILS. " whore pen engages
come of the coining year. Tim King and his houselold on two occasions alligators raise their heads out of the
sale of the chateau to M. de Brudet, the present occupant. . , . ._, _ . . motions about his family and relations. 'fhe miller
argh, 1 Hamburgh, 1 Holland, and 1 Flanders. On any side which pays best wages." • The tomb is pyramidical, and crowned with a bust. Over oattr near the side of the boat, in the attempt to take ow at .. •
dined at six o'clock, an hour earlier than the usual dinner mos be was the eldest son of his father, who left th
ow of the paddlers out of this large description of pantjallare.
In the present instance he declaims in profound ignorance h • d be • cad. f ;II I • f the whole are these words, "Mrs manes sone conssdees
our, in or er to in r mess or e ear y reception o .. The boatmen having plenty of room to move awn, ha aben Irtlas-'ssed, and that he had two brothers an
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11rittOit VrelsO• of his subject. If he should chance to revert to it again, his youthful visiters. At nine o'clock the King entered tot,
there is one truth which we would wish him to remember, the dancing-room, where the young nobility had previously uisque mon call,- est au milieu de eons ; and, on a blaci . ,
rd, stretched across the centre of the monument, is in- escaped thew grasp • which was checked also by the height &E.* IY
• " Have ou no other brother?" said the G •
" No," replied tie miller ; " 1 had once anotheo b
' scribed in letters of gold, " Son rape it est portout et son (our f 1 'el
o t ie at eof the he'ott from die water, though in this Lox
assembled in anxious anticipation of his gracious presence. .
~ but lee went away with the soldiers when he wa
and it is this-ohat the truest sign of a bad government pantajallang the deck at the centre, upon which the pad-
Paws. commenced publishing yestetday mom- . . The appearance of the youthful throng wax delightfully itl- 'll 'd •h ' •
est ica. ow true, sat my compamon, tat son esprit est and must have long ago been killed in the
tilers sit cross-legged. did not exceed nine or ten inches Y°12.%
is its anxiety to fetter the press ;to corrupt public opinion • . for here are we,.two Englishmen, who have all bo h
rt.
its/ at five o'clock. wresting. lou may suppose what a gratifying spectacle it P.:rival! The General observing the company much surpri
--- --- ----- on the one hand, and, by rigorous punishments, to overawe was to see so many of the future lords and ladies of this day been doing nothing out spoutinl eoto„ts from his a ve t e su ace of the water. From the smaller de-
It* ecnve tion with the miller, said to them-" I
J. SATURDAY, Jowumtv 3, 1824. it on the other. imperial, realm just at works, and are come in pilgrimage to 'is dwelling. The scription of pantjallangs, no less than seventeen taildkn la
n, you have always been curious to know who
--omm-- ' That age of innocence and youth, board, however, does not contain the whole of the inecritt were carried away by alligators during the time 1 was l't n farm you, tat is
a whence I came. I now i f h th'
" the iVest India Merchants is, we under- • -.-emuge.-..
When thought is speech, and speech is truth," don I have transcribed, for a part was broken off- e at Palembang. l•wo gentlemen, coming up the river to
a my nativity, and you have heard from this .
The present state of Ireland is a deeply agitating one i collected, at the gracious invitation of their Monarch, to work, as we were told, of the Austrians, who also had mu- visit me in one of the smaller boats, hail provided them.
o take place, on the subject of the present is my elder brother, what my family is." The
as connected with this country, it becomes also of first rate take an early foretaste of that high society in which their dieted the monument in a manner which till then I had Se . .
Ives with a basket of provisions for their iournev • Ca •
, - • ' the astonished miller and his wife, the Gene
ntents in the Colonies, and to seek relief their way an alligator raised himoelf from the water • the ~
rank entitles them hereafter to tnove. ascribed to the dilapidation of time. kly blood boiled,
importance • as such we have paid the closest attention to them, saying that he was the brother they ha
islature for the West India proprietors and ' ' '
l'he dresses of the young ladies and gentlemen were and my choler rose at this. The barbarians !-the worse paddlers shrieked, and fortunately escaped, but die bitsitt . dead. The General then invited tl e whole
it, and to the progress of the government of the Marquis of provisions became a prey to its voracity.
Ye can expect nothing that will not be tern- simply elegant. A pleasing variety of sky-blue anti deli- than savages! Do they all partake the spirit of their block- ny to me-t him next day at the mill, where
icious from 33 respectable and enlightened a Wellesley, which forms, from its wisdom and moderation, cate pink seemed to be the favounte silks of the young la- head Emperor, who desired to have no learned men in his The usual punishments for offences are fines and impri.
entertainment was provided ; the General •
h were suited to their ceful forms so as to dominions thus to hate so stron 1 all that emanates from
altogether a new era in Irish politics. The most preju- dies, wiik . . . . gra . , .
t. , g y sonment for short periods. Murder in commutable by Env
' °site his brothers in arms, the room in which he wa
11 not emulate, we are convinced, the insane ut in t e ease o u servant w i
b ' h f 1 k. ' 1 ' '
o lied iis master, tbe cub
afford facilitt
• for tripping it "on the light fantastic toe, mind, that they mutilate the monument of departed whit as much evident joy as it' he had been shewi .
diced visitor who ocs over to Ireland to " s out the
raging through a few of the West India --- ' g PY and so that 'each trip might be seen to due d too • a lis bee I, f 1 • • Lb reit was punished by death, inflicted by the stabs el
a von 'e genius tas nte as non to cry out against e ' Sao where he had gainni a victory.
nakedness of the land," if ever his footsteps previously reescs.
r present equation is, we know, a trying and by their admiring parents. licence of the French soldiery ; but they always respected •
premed those shores, must confess that a great and sensible At a quarter past nine dancing commenced ;it amti- literary glory. During the war (the first war) in Spain, A chief giving offence to the Sidtaun, or in his presence 't
. Largely in advance to the planters, and
change has imperceptibly taken place all through that nued, allowino for the interval of supper and refreshtnents, when there was so much exaperation on both sides, the ntillaidttg.ur of any pmetoking language or gesture te no kusicot PHINOWENON.-A child, about eight
rtgages on their estates, the merchant has d his kris to the Sultaun in " • creatin a at se
country. Twenty years since, a faction ruled supreme
tuatisl thiereievitottemlocakikedin
sttlsifnaztontinga.
Telheigttinugntil.ottedat ini;aabuse n
oflietuxiacltinocan, soAlely C loe , m
f histisstubmnissa
rouneration but in the consignments made to be ita
ittswoafsTtto fiewtioenreetnerseddi efnmeem tokeren iotenr, scorn lie will incur the sapeo i Itiae
mnaomreedieGieceori gemutpull
1 Circles, forghis extraor
throughout the land, and now they are in a great degree tration of his property and banishment to the upper coon. ;
topes, but in an ultimate surplus, of the re- honr. He condescended to notice with most gracious affit- could not the very abode-the tomb itself-of one like Vol- nnance on the piano forte, at which he do
ny part of his heavy debt : his commission powerless and inoffensive. The " eternal" orators of the bility the dancing of several of the party, who had tnar- taire find mercy in the sight of those who lay claim to be try, the usual punishment ot' the chiefs for contumacy et ly sit, his stature being so small as to rend
Capel-strcet Board, however, think otherwise. The hall shelled their sylph-like pirouetting; iu emulative excel- ranked among the civilized nations of the earth ? I can disaffection, which, in extreme cases, are punished will nof standing that which gives him the most
ffits form his revenue in the interval ; but if death.
f their lin senate still linos with vitu rant declama- hence. A. Miss Barclay, daughter of a hero who fell at understand if 1 cannot pardon their robbing this room of and of the instrument. His fingers are met
multi take place in the West Indies, all must °,- - Pa - e 0 Pe 'too jou coed •la • yi• • f • ' ' ' • '
Eta , attra portico r attention ant at 'emotion or two inctures, because they were worth two hundred lows ; fhere is a description of wild le in the interior of
PeoP even for his age ; with die left hand he comm.
non • from noon-da to ni In whole hours ar consumed the Palembang dominions, who refuse all intercourse, ann ye so as to press down the two notes which t'
r. We are fully aware of the difficulties now ' y g e the graco anti accomplished execution of her rapid move- but for them wantonly 'll tl • h 111 bd I
.to t e ace in um e tom an tle
in their debates. And what have they achieved? When who are called Orang Kubu. They are considered a vat time, anti is only enabled to do so with the
c planters and merchants, from heavy duties tnents ut, the several dances in which she took a part. inscription of the poet s maise--this indeed argues a• base
•
the learned Casaubon explored the halls of the Sorbonne, " Light as the inote that daticeth in the be.am," she skim- and utter brutality of feeling, which it is to be hoped harmless and inoffensive people, and with them a vole o bad with much difficulty, and by depressing the
rioted currency, through the IYest India
where casuistry had spent its idle breath for more ihan free
wln. . . .. . 0.• ~ P •
ed along as thouol, she were inde endent of the floor on none but those who wear the liv TY of Francis of Austr•
,„ contrived to be carried on in the following manner:- The impoliment thus formed to the acquisition of th
though the war-duties were repealed to- e' -Cl h ha d h • 1 I•h lu ' • ' • •
Mch she danced. Eleven of the youthful part of the can feel. ,ot es, to ceo, an ot er erne es of w sic they n ,
ical difficulties of the pianoforte will be pe
centuries, he asked, after so much disputation, what deci- . need, are placed at certain !pots near where they are knon understood by all those who have ever attempted t •
measure of itself would be far from Duke of Bedford's f 'I -
amt y were present. The bedstead is of plain unpainted deal. There as a t j. .
sion had been come to or what 1 obtained Anti we o ive , and the owner of the goods, as a signal to that stringent, but they have not prevented Avpull trot .
repose. The relations between the European , gala • At the close of the ball, several of the adult portion of small canopy over it in the French style, within which is
may put the same question to the frequenters of this Board. the company, who had before officiated as admirers, suc- beats a gottg when he retires from the place. These people mining the most complex and rapid passage
rol the slaves now stand on the very a picture of Le Kain-a head wreathed with laurel. 1
dal to the more active dut of movers in the acene and
At one of their last sittings, we observe, it wan resolved err-med
.nto , , 7 .. , , thought, but it might be ideal, that the countenance bore then come and take away the goods leaving a very full eves appeared in the form of musical composition.
ainotts precipice, and no measures of the equivalent in honey, wax, and other ' 'cl h ll •• r h 11 ' f 1
ea tey co ect i eome aig t a owance oniy or t iose psssages • •
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to meet, no longer in the eye of " garish day , and their i quadrille parties. The Marquis of Exeter led . ,y i
some restm ) once to Talina-though it was not quite so
their wild retreats. greater strength titan that to which his little
owever beneficial in point of relief to the onto NY Se • h• • d .1 I • d
iss ymour on tis occasion, an opent t tis secon full a face as Talma's is now. On one side hu
discussions for the future were to take place after dinner ng a Pnetead, Of the general population of the country under the au Is. adequate, or combinin el' • I
g more istant interva
he planter, can bring security to either, or " • part of the night's performance. in silken ontroidery, of Catherine of Russia-which the thority of the Sultaun of Palembong I can form no on. bi 4 fingers can possibly command there is no
y of the islands, unless these relations
;plant ' • '
Phe circulation of the kindling glass, like rouge to the The parties at the Pavilion terminate for the present ; guide said was brode de sa main ; but this, besides its rect estimate. Front the record of the number of mom eotty of execution that can stop' I iin for
eyes of beauty, will give double animation to their meet- tbe gaietty will
_coontiittilitee:ri however, in small:IV:I dititti gYeat improbability, was evidently not the cue, as in the
considered by Parliament, and, after the gistered for feudal servi , a h computation would Thi. compositions of Kalkbrenner anti NI loscheleas, 'inn
ings. The spirit of their legislation will now be fearless inlreir d o :Ins
irinaovneth a
Tglriltrievi 111;11 corner was written "Lasalle
line: et fir. 7 and aLthe bottom $3,... -
,ent the possibilitv of 75,000 scattered over tbe pro- Ise displaying in public the manual skill of those eel.
sion, remodelled altogether. Ministers, we , eOlnwhil all liere
and unbounded. Those who proposed this important vinces, and 23,000 'for the town of Palembang, making pestessors, are played evidently without the smallest e .
r e G reaett w.
Int
teraiectkeretb B co
sposed, both from inclination and neceseity, the Pavilion will be invited. Several of the Nobility this tltaiss ;ffrrtliYl7e.•‘:l 'l2v Isfa. 'it:
It-n' 'turf'. Pet,' r
plc re o r 1 ulation of 100 000 souls.
a tota pop. , t this extraordinary child. lie has also made himself in
ling in their power ; but there is no subject I of course the rece ts of o
change hat , , p p 11 race in their {lay took leave of his Majesty, for various destinations. is the only one I ever saw not representing him an old man; there is lets, perhaps, than in req tce
ce of most singular difficulty, by a foreign cot
Among the departures were the Duke and Duchese of in this he does not a Tear above fort and I think the Of "It've slave"
are beset with so many difficulties. Relief, memory:- of the Malayan countries, or even tse which constinat name is Czerny, and who wrote it as a trial of s
~ noir wank aim dun Deus proposuit • memo Clarence the Duke of Dors;t, Lord and Lady Errol, the countenance lacks esinceially about tlyie' mouth, much of the present Dutch possessions. all the eminent professors of Europe, and in order to .
think, must be conceded to the planters and „ otaroaca, on •• . ' Marquis'of Exeter, Lord and Lady Maryborough, Count
ter thflugiunt solicitudines. that into I ' If •111 h 1 •
•nse s trewdness wic t e ater pictures present. Individuals who borrow money, for the purpose of V' all the mechanical niceties of execution of which
rhe present duties on all West India produce se ..„,, Lieven, tkc.
Quis post vino gravem militiam aut pau 'um crepat As a fellow to this, on the other side the bed, hangs a pic- i• •o th I
• yes and families from unient distrait; ove stnunent is susceptible. Ile also sings ballads to 1
memo ems( . .
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: these dutiee, in some instances, exceed This Mani will now become a " Lantlaburia ."
n Club -a i • The King continues to enjoy excellent health, and it is
its present intention to open Parliament in person. ture of Voltaire himself, at about the same period of life, service and fidelity to their creditors unti the debt is chi- atiotnpantment on the pianoforte, in a voice th
or perhaps a few years older. This is a very excellent pie- charged. They cannot quit tbeir masters excepting they weak, owing to his extreme youth, but with pecur
an articles from which, in a period of war and nightly arena for decia tor fll '
yo y, attended alike by the ture-the expression of the eyes is peculiarly real and cut- find another master willing to advance the amount of dui • and delicate expression. His aprearance and be
itional pennons more than so per cent. was mischievous and the idle. It is too hanl that a great and • PETWORTH, JAX. 1, 1521.-This day, at one p.m. the dna Opposite to Cotherine is !time de Chatelet and in • . • -
, debt, wilco their services revert to their new creditor. Tte do not differ from those of other children of the sa
An increased consumption mult result from a just cause should be thus im li ted d d '
pca an ceply injured- Earl of Egremont nobly and charitably entertained, at his •-• '' • • - • • •• •
this I was disappointed. Ihe picture, it as true, was faded debt is not onl b. d'
yin ing on the individual, but on his e••• bat his manner when perfortning on the pianof
ties, and proportionate relief and indepentlence that the madness of a few should c • mansion at l'etworth, five hundred and nin-ty-tive chil-
mama the hopes of the y it b f I •• 1 fP • • 1 T•11*
e ren ane mot ers ot te pane 111. 0 anon 1, i ington, and feeble; but there was nothing remarkably interesting and children ; but they cannot be sold, or made moo! *at of a person,deeply attentive. The most rapid
in it in any way, except the fact of its being that of Mme. of oo sio„.
planters and merchants. The various articles unoffentling and deserving many. A Goveri waived passages do not produce a change of coun .
intent prods- and Lhincton with clot English fare, viz. roast and boiled I,CI • ) O• 1 h -• 1 l•ht h• - -----•
iatekt. ( ii roe 1 Forel of
It e oinc
bow wine aces t t On occasion of the marriage of die Sultann's Wet. 11 far any sign of eflbrt. Little study is requisite
re and luxury from this country, formerly in clatnation, in the rime of the Duke of Richmond, own_ beef, and plei'm puddingo, with plenty of home-brewed I'4
and in the West Indies, are now seldom guished this same Board, just when its last light was ale. After the repast, grace having been said, the national rittes, twveirtc, scsowlenreol Nitsitinnts,uoisitilendi,:odstititeieo'lleisnoeittbecorent:tenrpoe roa- the principal inhabitants are requircl to erect a flag•ste.s
,/lf the most elaborate pieces; and those of online
fhe proprietors of estates, loaded with debts weakly flickering. The state-physician might have altered air of God save the Kino. was sung by the whole of the
company, Admiral Sir litaac Collin taking the lead. The one side, Ditiet•ot, a tihne striking Roman head, Newtonn, slit he can execute at once on bei emitted t
a il, on the day of ceremony, to hoist a flag. This A. . yover
t_ . , , og Pe 0 •
custom observed on any grand occasion of joy to the lle.. hem before taking his notation at the oia
unents, am without resources to procure those the expiring draught to a patient in the last stag Franklin, Racine, Milton, Washington, Corneille, Mar- Fii ( 0 • f • b •- ge merits of this extraordina bo k
am y. M e occasion o marriage t e parties 11. ry y are as yet •not
eof a con- health of the noble hoot was then given, which was most motel ;on the other, Thoune, Leibnitz, Mairan, d'Alem- weighed, when the chiefs are expected to contribute ato aff a very confined circle. Ile is shortly to be intr
even comforts, they were formerly accustomed sumption ; and we ehould be sorry, even if legal, to the enthusiasticall drunk, with th times three cheers, whet
Y ' ben, Helvetius, oal the Doc tie Choiseul. The portrait •
poruon of silver money. the King, who having heard his wonderful tale
their situation improved, the demand for these same remedy resorted to now. But we wish their aessions the entertainment finished. The sight -vas truly grad- of d'Alembert, of whom I had never seen one before, dis- 'bed has ex re'vsed 1 •
fhe foregoing article appears to have been written, 7- . _
~ .• p a Lane to enable himself t •
. again revive, and our manufactures here be were at an end : they do no good, and they doi tying to the ladies and gentlemen of the town and neigh- aD vinttd me a ood deal •it was more like that of ash '
• 1 g ' arP, viously to the late subjugation of the kingdom of Igo' their reality.
ng bourhood.
y benefited. Should another war then take infinite mischief. vivacious, humorous Frenchnian, than of the great geo- bang by the Netherlands Government. r THE Aoc: ENT Haawa.-Tlie first comedy wa
The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland have, ac- metrician-though I believe Spurzheiat would ea I
y t tat, id Athens, on a scaffold, by Saffarian anti Dol.
'lollies would be a point of strength and sup- cording to annual custom, distributed a quantity of coats
! like titc turnip he had a mathematical ferehead In adtli- _-. _ -_ _ -
ST. JAMES'S PALACE. years before Christ • those of Terence were first pe
suntry, in place of bringing weakness and em- Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East cloaks, Sec., to a number of old and indigent men and • ' • • •
tion to these, there was a print of the family of Cain re- __on,. lot years before Cheist ; die first in England was
vith them, as in their present state they would India House, when the following commanders took leave women of Alnwick. cciving the order for tlm reversal of his sentence. Ido not The long-talked-of arrangements are completely forte'. Star 1551. Tragedy was first acted in Athens in
of the (.'ourt previous to de ening_ for their respective The Duke of St. Alban's, who has been confined with
It is due to the interests of the state, as d • • ' • P wonder that Voltaire should like to look upon this,-for of Pictorial repr ntations of battles bI 1 1 " •
y ani ant sea sir. fin,. 533 years before (2hrist, by Thespis, an-
estinatious, viz.-Captain George Wilatead, of the Gene- a severe fit of the gout since his arrival in town is nottince
iyiduals, to secure the recovery of an iininense ral II • f St II I Be 1 1 '1 • " be -
ens, or . e ena, ncoo en ant 1 nna ; Captain tter , o o all the actions of his life there is none to which lie might occupy the three principal apartments in St. James•l P. num, a sown of Attica, in Greece, in whose time
• revolt with such uninino,led satisfaction. Ile yaw whet he lace. Thus, there will be three grand galleries, to '. Ilks carried on by a set of musicians and dancers,
In those islands, before a general insurrection John Shepherd, Berwickshire, for Bengal and China ; and The Marquis of' Lansdown is entertainin a select rt
g Pa 1 believed to be an act of cruel and bloody injustice, and he namnl after George the Second, George the Third, to Obey danced, sung hymns to the praise of Bocci)
✓ them for ever from our hands. Protection Captain Archibald Henry Campbell, Duke of l'ork; fur at llowood, near Caine. stepped from his way to lelieve, as far as it was yet possi- George the Fourth. tbat the musicians and d '
ancers might have time
Bombe and China Th.e Earl of Lonstlale is considerably recovered from the
the lives and properties of British subjects, y • ',. . . ble to relieve, the sufferers. Ile gave his time, his talents, The collection begins with those muter-pieces of De hood.' 811111 that the people should have ,• •
some new divers'
A meeting of the li est India Memhante is about to take seventy of the accident he met with the other day.
sting. A convulsion through the West , the influence of his great fame, to redressing the'wtongs of bourg, " The First of June," and " The 'Peking of Valei.cien,t• tioduced an actor, who, between every two so
f tl f k• • 'el ' h "b '
p•ace, or le purpose ota tng into coon nation t e pre- 1 e Earl of Buckinghamshire has iniule his annual Christ- to h h Turner is to paint " The Battle of Trafalgar," soil Joan ta•
ose w o ad no claim on him but that of being aggrieved f 1.- • dur tt.el =lt! some discourse on a tragical subject. This
a would cover with irreparable ruin whole sent alarming state of the colouies, and to petition the Le- mn distribution of beef, bread, cloathing, and moue t
7, ° fellow-creatures. He braved the danger which he incurred ° I,,,':wr°' an• a °°' . • • rse was called the episode. Thespis also fu
ti wrest from this country wine of the gislature for relief. the poor of Gunhy, Lincolnshire. . from bigotry in power, to which he was already obnoxious traits ot all the Commanders who have dtstingurshed 1 n
selves during the three reigns are to be painted, and eunspinwe *yrs for actors, and Horace says he brou 1 f
git o
It is supposed that one of the firs bjects of th n T
t o e atte - he Earl of Carlisle, whose health has been long in a
tive sources of its present revenue. The tit • -he raised his voice till the truth could no longer be placed. sMyrs in an uncovered chariot, where they nitre •
m of Parliament, on its assembling, will be the Vagrant very precarioes state is better.
Lief to the merchant and planter, and ultimate Act, under which so many persons have been unjustly Lord Ravensworthatid his highly a mplishcd dau liters concealed-till justice could no longer be denied. The works are beguo, and they will form a new and.: poems, their faces being daubed with dregs of wi
to the African race, must be immediately deprived of their liberty. Returns will be called for from are constant guests at the Pavilion- at Brighton. g Near this hangs a sort of' emblematical print of the tomb wresting feature iu the anuals of the present Senereio aseording to Suidas, painted with ceruse and vermil
r the Legislature: but in doing so, Govern- every gaol. in the kingd!nn of the.persons committed under It is said that Lord Cochrane has realised three hundred -1_ Great Britain.
of Voltaire in Paris, ttltedicated to " La florquim de N i
t00t00____,.._,,,,• . represent the satyrs, who are represented with a
'us rovision and owns it is saul will be n lette dame de Fame -" belle et bonne as lie used to
prese ted thousand pounds by his captures under the Brazilian flag. „ o Y • , DOCTORS" COMMONS. Mgh-coloured visage. The episode meeting with
rust, to ensure mutual content and general ' P ' Pe , , reception amongst the people,
I from some of the persons convicted wider it praying for It is reported in the political circle's, that the Patents of "" nee
. In another part of the room are two very pretty /Eschylus introdu•
will at once openly declare that the measures!
, rettress.-Evening Paper. ' P e, anted to Chief Justice Abbott and Sir Robert pictures of a boy and a Madonna-looking girl, which our SITTINGS orpotwron TO SR HELD ix THE Ecctror snort, and Sophocies added a third, which brol .
ncipation will be gradual, and that the first I A correspondent informs us that Meetings are about Gifford, agree limited to their natural lives, and do not e -
o old Cicerone said were painted by order of Voltaire. The TICS!. COURTS AT.DOCTOIII. COMMONS IN THE [Nita' iptcl.y into iES full perfection. .
be acted upon will he full security to the to be held in the different parishes of this city, to petition tend to their children.-Dally l'aper. - boy is a Savoyard, with a tattered cooked-hat, and the
.. liztaar TERM, 1024.
Anhui. Admiralty. is the extraordin r
, Such a y mildness of the se •
ny flower-gardens around Stamford h -
present t e
the Great Council of the Nation for a total repeal ef the Miss Chester, although recovered from her very iteoffe , young woman, we were told, was "La Blane.ysserise, 1 Session, Tuesday, January 28 ; Wednesday, January !rt.. (ie..,
idents, and as full remuneration to the slave- t t awed Spring. A bunch of full-blown
!louse 7'os, which bears hard on the trading part of this and danger:nu indisposition appears extr mly th II o '
, and more than that deponent knew not. If it torte really 2 Session, Monday -26 ; Tuesday, -- •+• .
or any sacrifice they may be called on to and all large towns.-Both Chronicle. illness has been extremely incont • ee ' in.
-of the blanchirseuse, I can only say that Voltaire had a 3 Set:tion, Saturday', -31 ; - Feb.
•etnent to the Manager of -_ II
a ations was gathered on Tuesday in the garden
seers owe it to all parties in this country, and llt has been reported that three more regiments will be Covent-garden Theatre. - very pretty washerwoman. 4 Session, - Feb. 7; - aylor, at the hack of Paul-street.-klushrounis al
_ t 7
- 14 ; - n picked up in many situations. We have h.
sin particular, to be prepared with measures ' ininiediate embodied. This is not the fact. There will Roloini hoe visited all our English Theatres in the short The church which "Deo eresit Voltaire" was locked, 6 Smion, - ,
Prerogative. IVelegates. co„istray.. ; telligent gentleman accustomed to t I •
me eoro ogica
mponant subjects at moot Tile west india Ibe no further augmentation of the military establishments time lie has been in this country, and has tit dared himself and the man who kept the keys was at %awl: in the fields. 1 Session, Thursd. Jan. °O. ; Fnd. Jan. 23 ; Saturd. Jr.', • Lions, roma?
___., • K that ;hen winters have been distin
lof the (mount till after the meeting of Parliament.- so much an admirer of the Rill 'rig of llin M Tree that he The far-famed inscri tio it• ken (low dth '
pU I 4 n, an ere Ilt no- 2 Session, Weelnintd. -*AI ; Thurad. - 29; Frid. . e e the present, by high winds, severe f t has n
o prudent and temperate resolutions and sug- I Courier. - has induced th gi .•• ' ' ' ' • •
e klanagement of the Italian Opera to offer thing to distinguish the church except a plain pyran idical 3 Session, - Feb. 4; -- Feb. r. ; --- - . ~ wn u. • , ~,
Ii as may be expected from their knowledge The Widows' Pensions (Commissariat I)epartment), this young Lady very liberal terms, in ease she can cone. monument, very much resembling in she h • h 4 Seasiun• -
pe tatin t C .___ II ;-- - 12; -- -- . „_ • s,itirriprir mercury.
_in ; _ _ 19; _ -- A Scovcrt 111 I e to-A poor fellow, in Scotland,
re, may afford considerable ail on the oc- which became due on the oath ult. are now in course of pronlise with the Committee of Covent-Garden Theatre to bedroom, which Voltaire had built for hitnself in num he 5 8444 e ion' -
r at the Prerogative Tuesday. 23d March. rough the hedge of an orchard, with an intentioi
lerive great ultimate benefit themselves. The Parne"'' indulge her with permission to accept the offer. The per- had died at Ferney. Over a stable-door nearly adjoining ''avelt na" • '' . h•
Default Day at the Admtralty, M ednesday, 24th 31arc . . . but, turni-
ng his head round, saw the owner •
iN3IIIIIECTION RS DFIIERARA.-Wlien the first SC. formance that struck this groat metter was that of Clari is the e imint inscri tion "0 t • 1. ivelo:
Ice that has lately inarlail the conduct of the ei.. . . " .. .. . ~ . ~ • • 1 P, 3 ihni non hostium. Sir John Ni.lioll presides in the Arches and Prerogat a , cooed out to him, "Sawney! hoot man, where
counts oi tns memnenom event reacnett tins oountry, we, List aro or SrEECH.-Cluet Baron Eyre, in his charge wo went into the preen which is lai
, ti out in the old Stowell in the Admiralty ; use usual various sorrogtr. ,
be produetiveof no good ;it cannot strengthen in coin:mon with the rest of our contemporaties, inserted to the Grand Jury, on the commission for the trial of per- French ta •h a '
sor,e, w,iatr fsloownd in, the middle, and arboored oansismil Coot
litlf:liigh Court of Delegates ; aud Sir Christopher Robinsoa la• ligittE ?" "Back again," says Sawney.
woad, nor conciliate any respectable or ludo- the statements as they arrived, some of which attributed sons on the charge of high treason, in 1791, made use of walks, worn. "'X. } rom the terrace t.IICTC 13 a - --- ---- -- - 01.1 the sth uIL, part of the men employed at
tin this country. the insurrection to thc Methodist Missionaries. We are the following liberal expressions :-" All men may, nay, very fintle ntliewl of the Jura 'd o,_, . ' cry, about two miles from Newcastle., were seen
aware that the charge has been disproved upon authority all men must, if they possess the faculty of thinking. witit Mont Blanc on the otlinern one
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amid of the AlPa Mr. Justice Park, on entering the Court at ten c", .. 4to bank the worn-out horses of the pit, a descri •
-_-ooneo--- .If 1 were inclined to mo- on " organ • addressin a Learned Counsel, stated, '' • totals deserving the tenderest treatment, if len.
which stands. not in need of any support from us: a docu- reason upon every thing which sufficiently
umber of the Quarterly has the following eru- inlcrestu them I ralize in analotoy. I inieht say that such a /node is in noel 111 '‘' g • • 4111 ' '
ment contatni e this denial we shall insert in our next to become objects of their attention • said amon the objec• - I g this was the 3.1t1 anniversary of his wedding n . erity of services form any claim to regard. Th • '
towards the close of its review of Sir John - no . . • . , g .4 I keeping with Voltaire's writings and oenius He wag • - l dine i•
• c°n: that as he made It a rule of practice a ways to _ but debilitated servants had no sooner reached t
It e, however, conceive tt to be our duty to state, and we of attention of freemen, the principles of goveniment, the i tined within „olio is„ hx„ seri„,i 7. •
the trim pasta rre en s rid the evening with his family, if the case of ri! • -of the earth, and seen the light of heaven, tha
'emoirs of Central India:- are authorised to say that front the accounts which have constitution of particular gov
, , numents, and, above all, the i the Gallic Muse ••• but •t 11 d tatscommantling sight of arteould not be finished by five o'clock. he shou .
ld t:' e •
athing here on the subj...ct of what is caned a fre, been receive/ by a most respectable mercantile house in constitution of the government under which they live, will fr..e and •santiC natu eyt I;elien driven to the brink of a mass of burning coals c
beirg fully persuaded that such * Prunnsition, let this place, anti who have the deepest stake in Demerara naturally engage attention, anel provoke speculation. The e thraltloin gthe knew what' liberty : int-
some rr eosore in adjourn the Court until toonorrow. The carriafectie 7, .. d thence, for the purnose of destruction, preci
as ; I t tvs lote at
. att. ndance at five o'clock, but his Lordsh. ip ex}
_at!, ..- • the flameo-Ty„
.olenoost
hat quorter it maY, will be eluertaiced with tun ens. Property, the IYesleyan Missionaries conducted themselves power of communication of thoughte and opinions is the I niollt, and if 1 • h• ..
gct into tls train, as the man says tn the • • f 1 • the Coutt wag nu' Ilts•L
, early terunnatlon o tle arson OW, . 'LAIL OCCURIIENCE.--Cowrs, JAN.I.-Th
t earnestly hope that, 4,,, long as we have hone, sod with exemplary prudence on that trying occasion. They gift of God ; and the freedom of it is time source of all : farce, " there is IVO rc n who I should ever sto '
p, -so I •
presented themvolves to the Governor on the first symptom science-the first fruits, and the ultimate happiness, cf a. ,a o ww, „vim. g„d night ot once.
ll I 1 all • journed as exist call. . . tio • belonging to the Newton preventive boat, commanded b
m in that country, it will be sedulously protecte.l
of revolt manifeeting itself, and requested to be employed soc.oty ; and, therefore, it seems to follow, that humau i As a tailor and an acquaintance were entornso. , R.N. ban teethe last we.ek past been on the alert ev
1 and incalculable mischief's which such an engine, milord the ea:01 • •of a smu der lantlin h
selves in a public Mouse in Alyth, the la , . ..
nom _ . P., $ er erup, as they term it,
cellency might deem most con- laws ought not to interpose, nay cannot interpose, to pre- -- -
'needy and unprincipled adventurers, cannot fail to bY him in any wat hie 1.•:x whose outward man with a new coat, on the following t.
_,. • at tne watch-house, when, singular to relate,
ducive to the pa lie safety • and they were emplo,/ed in vent the communication of sentiment and o Anions in vo- Etentrie •NICATI %; -
1 .• . t . 0. .le the tenths eennire Gregory V. depended on the taffies exertions, took a waggish method 01,5, • out of the house at day-br&L yesterday .• .
entirely agree with Sir John slalcolin in thinking, incu,___, ~_ •. , -, , .. . , , . , , „ „ „
mating toe prnicipics ot suoortunation anti out ience nantary assetnimes ot men. excommunicated Robert King of France, anti such power him off to his work, Ile hired the bellman to peratubtu:""„ •..• - - . • quantity of tubs (22 In number) fastened to
duty to diffuse knowledge and truth :' but ha i
' i•-t 31 during that unhappy period. I Iton the estates where they Pow v Fox Pe N.-Two .oxottians dinino together on had tit P • 1 1
e opo ra t lose e.ays, that the King was forsaken bv I streets, with hi 4 i-h In,
marl ent, and make proclamation fet7, :.:, . win erttangimi round the ts of ta
t kaperative duty to exevcisc our best judgment, had previously laboured, uot the slighteat disposition to tu- of them ' • It f • h"1 1 h 'f• 'e '
, noticing a six •gt ease on t e lICE 'C Ot O. his all los connects, mid even bv his contitlented el •' ' cronies. One of t ern car out. levelly' the bellman vith • • the toteh.horioe Pm . a. it ge not -
all the ' ; no doubt the identical crop wl
n which blessings should be difrused, so as to renderlmult or insurrection had been seen amongst the negro,: com
o panion, god et i see you are a Grecian." " Pooh !" , there only staid with him twU servant lo' li • ' ' street' and be
s, w i t rew into tit:
01"esric4 • ! !abound him without ni,vcy ; whirst , ' his loom active conipanions so much troubl,;. It is s
regardless of his personal damage, hawk' . mutate: had been th.esed by some cutter" Ur PreTeSti
A statement of these facts lute been communicated to the says the other, " that's foot:Oohed." " No, indeed," sa• s fire what'he Lit at ii• 1 f . , the luckiest rri
' - eri: --'ll • • • tli bell "' GI r•-• 4 :
La mea e, rom the horror they feet at • o •rac.• ear: o• ....e be... tax cue 0 t . ...- .i
~• tilt away her goo•S.
this profound critic mean when he calls a free Wes: Indian Aeseciation in this town.-Liererooof Courier. the punster, " I mode it on the sp:t." • what had hem touclud by an excommunicotol pen;ou. ' i". o•
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