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London, England, 1818-10-10 00:00:00

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.01 ears of
.a spirited ancestors; and Ripe, _ . of their dr
ocendsata condeaceods (however anstrary to his nand men.
plias or *aura taste), in the preseace of his sovereip,
to an the soldier.
In hoer' Insahnowous sad snort exceilmt
wort as the Fetich Rekoluties, she pays a high, and I lie-
limo, a very imittlitilifotiniureat to the officers of the Ear
lieleastry, whoi, align*l, learning military 'shakoes'
beret Rang liseir'peihrdial to their country, as ineinhintieff
•At holm aid ' fo'llpffOr die high dimiplions 'to whieh
they have hush- 'Wall *lithe isilosetd fo fight anion
the civil rights if lewd. • But while 1 ilea in
1116•11 essloglwassl, onni•oteshalphsn that they will long
Melo this prosd distinction ahem ever, other ritwilar
la the world. All JiMribetiont of Wooer
Casaineal to Ile may, the /matey of the lewd ere by
ms, led is their permit of military sad chivalnas
decorations, to forget the mute glorious ansbitioa of civic
The limits allowed to a inter compel me to abridge
-Much which I had to offer—bot though the priscipal ob.
.jact of my addressing you MIN to protest against this cm-
..lissued partiality towards • favourite profession, leans°. help
offering a few other remarks on mother objectionable
feature in the late creation. While it is painful to owe the
military preferred to every ether class of British bolijteto,
it is equally No to ohmse alma* the few civilises admsted
is rank, that the most illustrious have bee. &egoism. It
Mar be sight to 'reward with a Baraosetags 11 disappointed
Knight, who lust a popular electim in couseemmice of
having voted fur the sespeosion of the Habeas Coorras Act ;
but cal it be said that our national Amours are fairly distri-
buted, whom such a mat, hot many years since a coat: moo
tademom, without say other claim whatever, is thins elm.
vated, sot only above all the ancient 'Wry of the lead, but
aiso above the venerable Judgis of F.ogland, and eve. the
-Chief Eaton of Ilse Exchequer, and the Chief Justice of the
'Commas' Pleas, who are yet only of the rank to which
the Geediement in question belonged a week ago? Is
the Mee manner it may he right that the esnatry pky.
Innen of a Royal !tropism, should receive a similar hoover;
but is it decent that he should be so exalted, while the
learned Dr. Sallie, mud the venerable Dr. Willis, though
' am sifilteted
I; while
already

poll-
or Royal

strisage
fert-
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described
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avoid

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ebeeseakere,
the

tore important sad
royal a'-' tamong
and
the

at a
that
Court, so food . (*pe-
tal'', such an— Akiratoes were tolled " Les Older* de la
loweks." h scrims right, tlikrefor., that they slm}ld be
treated at Iltiftlarr sum, sad decked caul to tisk witarsk of
field-Marshals and with all the suldilioa of ebisairess
Orders, should take their post at tits Court of their Lipid
Master, by the side of the illustrious Wellioatosi.
But, sir, to be inure serious, the evil which 1 have am-
tared to phut oat is a grating sad a serious oars; woe will
it cease till the natio*, U. Omer kid envoy by the wild

liararies of ;tow vinliag No wood, arijed . Itt.o leers time
imPerisace of distlingulailieg between eh kir otadlikte•
forepaw., ow .11t• old NMI! prlatiplrOsiAligh 100ftd II"
laxity on. lireShame*, Ralthirdierlad (kW Pell,
. LiPlawta are Arithatg to parting* alleo-by easki•ll lIMIN-
-4161Peeditt otttenetertl lot* of On fanotsaal Aoirstry.
I refer you sad my resdora to the very cxrelli•nt. article
oil ass Mwv of rank% is alto bast .Itlonsbarrof.rae Edios-
bonli INsac.tr, where the necessity of etreogibeatair a bin-
stilliti•Asl opposition "ills the iiirpoler voice is clearly de.
asonettnierl. I shell only add, skit till such an orlon Sakes
*Cs, fevoisrinie. sad ferearktes eloaeorillitold the lieiastood
wader their dominion, an distinctions do onlp,ip• boollthi by
tits almodompora it priaeiples." the post of Wooer is is pri-
vate etstioa."
I bays tbe hostoor to be, sir,
Your übodietit Servant,(olll.

THE TURF.

LEOMINSTER RACES.

4.
Lubbock, Bart. M.P.
horses, itc. 3-yr-olds,
• six and aged, 9111.

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TIMILIDAY.
• tfi, Pia* Or bet for tareo.yr-olde,tiot.lolb.; four, &to; lye,
10111,; she, M. llb.; aad aged, Ist. Sib. Two sidle
Weft
Nr.(llevena's b. no.Seasr. 6 yes old
a.Wirers% le. e Hula; 4 err old
• Isfr.Vherlkses b. g. Peg. 3 yrs old
be. e. 4re old 3 4 dr
Tbattaralry Slalom of Gr. earl% added to a Cop given by
theiliketoood. for bermes botisalklr she properly of she Here-
fordahire Tomato/ Cavalry, ridden by Alretbers of the
elige I roar pear•elds carrying I let ; ire, list. Gib.; six
aol sew4.JS4. Two mile heats. •
ble..lidstarda's eb leifton. aged
31r. Crirtibe• gr. o. Ihenwdrift, 6 yrs old .• • •
111r•lhoilbssuila M. e. 4 ere old
Mr. Berrona's eb. so. Jesny, 6 yrs old 4 dr

NVIITING

A ppeistateuis oldie differs, Pucka of Hann& in Surrey, fur
tke *nosing week.
Jobs
.111aberley, 8M 'a Filz-boun.'• inert on Monday, at
°wisdom' ; esThstiiday,af Westerhani ; and us Saturday, at
Pestrollootnni.
H. Joliffe Fox4soonda meet on Monday, at Kennel,
at • Mansion. 111Werlsoslay, at Horse Hills; and on Satur-
day, at Chtgatisail Choreic
The Norden meet every day. •

SHOCKING ACCIDENTS.
On Thursday morning last. a Om boy ahnnt nine years
of owe, named Charles Goodwin. MN 10 Mr. Goodwin, of
•Crowstemet; Soho, while *Vali with several other boys
is llaimageare, Iryls to catch bank, some of them climbed
over the •ralliag afore a bird, whim be, in following them,
tumbled off, and the poise of spnatuf the railing* penetrated
his thigh, slid la that couditina remaiaird until souse. of
his companions extricated him from his patani situation,
• •and hew him conveyed home in a had condition. Surrical
alisimasa ouinstamly procured, but all efforts mauve him
.peassi lea%esfaal. N. died shortly after in the meat ex.
craciatiag Is. The dap preview, the brother of the ma.
fortomphi ietaascd, in atteraptiag to climb over some area
railing,* pitched bead.feeemost on the pavement, and frac-
towell4le in a sheeting mammy mad in a state of in.
empabdier malt taboo o.tbe Middle:ex Hospital without
bops of recovery. •

INQUEST
OK THI
AT THE FINE IN TOOLEY-STREET.

ledlorisition was taken last night, before Tumult
N,
tf, Si. Coroner, nt St. Olive's IVorkhoure, South-
„ iau the remains of the bodies of Cordelia Hubbard
sad Asa Slating, the limner 16 and the latter IS years of
wok* otsfortseate sofferem it the fire in Tooley-street.
'Fhe Jr" having been swore visited the bodies, which lay
in the dead-room at the workbuosei they were shockingly
•
noilllated
HieliesdHayees, a patrole,mated that he heard the watch-
ful. "Meg Me ramleabout two o'clock on Wednesday morn-
jog. eryndle Mr. ifilthick's hook, le Tooley-street ; he
broke opts tha der of Mr. IMllhack`s hoes*, mole as alarm,
rung the bell, oar eadeavonred to get into the bank, bet
could not, isnews friths violence of the flames. A
child was. Coat of' Mr. Carter's hook, and it w's
caught by others iw their ache. A lampliglster
possed by sloe* afterond, wish the use of his ladder, Mrs.
Hubbard wasgp•veyed ukt of the frost window orate test
fluor of Idr. Billbades, sad afterwards Mr. Hubbard and
three Midwest were got out of else bowie. Ile get tate Mr.
Carter's hall' and all the iababilanla were rescued. Tie
eceareew NW. Wells's bensre were aben safely got oat.
Edward Palmer, painter, ToolepaloOtty stared, that he
found the body of use of the deceased persons about one
o'clock, ill Werkeaday, in die miss. The other body was
foetid that day (Friday) about three o'clock. The bodies
were so meek Jisfieurell they could not distinguish use from
I be other.
• Iln- William Massa, perk-belcber. Teeley.street, de.
posoleflat be west to bed ribbed sieves o'clock at eight ; nil
was then safe; be slept is the first floor hack-room; he
was aware above league owe o'clock on Wednesday morn-
ing; the doomed parsons slept iis the front attic; be found
the book sik fire, sad be aad hie wife attempted to go up
stairs to awake the deceased persons, but could not fur
the smoke.
MA. Halbach, the wife of kst witnesa, stated, that there
were some clothes left before the Ire in the back parlour ;
the fire was very small. As they were pie( to bed, ;bout
II o'clock, on Tuesday night, the Fermat went into the par-
lour to fetch the tinder-box, which she had forgot, and then
they west to bed. She thought it wad probable that the
clothes caught fire by some accident. She attempted to go
usrstainfeons tier sleepiest Mom to awake the deceased per-
sons, bet the flame op stairs from the parlour was so violent
that she cook! not. Her husband tarried her through the
chamber window on to the like ul a abed by Mr. Carter's
house.

Mr.' Hear? Hubbard stated, that the deceated,
was his daughter; she slept wit► Ann Maling, the Dermot
of Mr. dillback, is the frost attic. He was awoke about
two o'clock on Wednesday morning, mewl found tbe loose
full of smoke; lie slept in the front room of the tint floor,
• with ble wife hod three children he got them out wit► the
amiurauce of a lamplighter's laddee ; he called as loud as he
could up the stairs, with 'steel to aware the deceased per-
sons, btu he could not premed up, as she emote and dames
prevented him ; he received no simmer from these, sad be
believed that they were suffocated by the mink', while they
were asleep. He believed the clothes left before the par-
lour lire had accidentally ignited, sad caused the• fatal
catastrophe.
The Garotter summed up the evidence, and the Jury re-
Nursed a verdict of " Accidentally burned to death."

A letter from Bombay, dated May '26,
'alp—" The followisire shift% were loading. via.
" Colombo, kopplai, Windom. 'Castle. and Melpomene,
for Loadtm.or-Doekhogliaambire, Cogito, Catmint, Duke of
York, Marquis of Haigly. Rsle/arras. Cornwallis. Baraer-
goan, aad Lowjee Family. for Chiaa.-..The Asps
Thomas Coons amid Cabuiug arrioed at Bombay the 10th of
May.•

to nix E1y3)144f llig-ifttram.pnkso.
mowleogeli•iireAsonsts.

October
3v,—When at Lb. comecioalan of tke war Mom allerationt
were wads l the otatatm 4Clh* and they truly re-
aptelable Order 6f the IWltriyhjtdieistieol y diaaeld its oriel.nal "'outdone*, sod its Mid, emoted a I:dish Legion of Ha-
WOW. oe anli-Brilispriegipie% I took the liberty .of ad-
yea, and gla you, of calling the mistletoe of
the public to thy. dostritmoo iimovation of • nee and MU.
faq asisMertady. 11M lavish distribistion of hereditary
distinctions ansoonced itt the. amette of Satordey last, in
which I perceive • hither ettampt to extend skis partial
system, is the reason of soy again troubling you with my
remarks. Oue should have isnagffied, after the aboadsoce
of military trophies so lately won and bestowed, that is a
imeaseat ifproWasd peace, and when, happily, oo fresh
owed°a had occurred of sheltie, doom in army" it it
wen thoottlit mommary to IVnen the already numersion
clam if titled remotes, the 0 of the Army would have
hero the lost iodividaale adectod as the objects of NA
dandies. Great, Ittefore, vu my stirpriee isrootiMg
over the lint of the Gindleepen lately Graded Illatimels, sot
say to coast moon Military men, but likewise to ohme.
that they are pieced over the heads of ill the rest; sad,
kat soy doubt *soli mime, so to the mese of their receiving
Moe sew timitlootimm, that the- military molt. sallitery
Mows, sad Military ayriatmeats of each, I. added to his
im4ht sue_ •

To; wit; pasta.* ft ',recollect, that seteet the many
ohisetions Wadi ..tarred to me io stewing molest the
eutoliliabmeal ia thie toot* of • Log** of Howoor, I
lthellair She peiblie c.ve......• disclosure to Midtown
*woes elvU mid Imp arik nt the suponee af the ter-
mer; • dtetinctiosi emu loosporteemidall. by. allow.
lot perms" at all soughs sea professions (iveltidiall ems she
Clergy of a di/ergot pprousaio• front the isseeldished owe)
to be eadigatis for Who Order la/Prase% from which oyes,
looney other esmatt, was servilely copied. But it mow cep.prom opt uNly that this oviparous beauties of the eiew Order
et IBa illeth two to he eisividnofp given to the vailltary—but
141 the milikey ere Wailes.", be ample participators, sod
la lobe Ma bail la all the other dialecilms, pet opal to the
eatiev Arms of meritorious subjects. Tliosigb lam totally
opeolesehotalwith abV individuals as taviee-reveersbed fur the
pep oppriesa, I have so doubt that they ere "all hosoorable
emir bet still so reopen of private worth on justify so
cieirtiel s distribution of priblie rteuespenees which ought to
with' Me scales of impartial restate as the 'erred
. of natioeal eratithsie. his Impossible for any can-
person to read this list of new Baronets, la which raili-
trig.
Im7 AIR lakes the precedes" of ell the rest, descending
s.vdn in low as *bet of 0 COloost," not to perceive that ve-
lem the public voice shinty elatcli the evil, heacelorwarst
the may Is to be combleged es the oily profesolue 4t foe a
gastleasei le adopt, mid that all who heveAlitioset pride
to covet those Wooer. which 11r. Barba 0 the cheep
alleinkee of will Do looter seek them • the groves
et Ones* aid litermisee—.t the bar—An the senate—or the
pelpithat la the email, or the antichansher of a favourite
tiGaliffer. Br, this hi mi aiding subject. The philosopher
fir iii t IS sa
rgb Orb:: gil: tart s feels Xi: r*a
whichhe may
et ci artilurknl .
[
. giat : SAWS to which we owe all the advantages we
Itisidy le* eek eldest sons of oar most illustrious
. boainii, estuary to the prerally-reeeived reaps of our an.
Oslo* 114111410 t pftparkeg Niennelvel to fulfil the to
which they eta bum, es hereditary .castors, assenting the
telopet
r_ of Ili heneerreasi prelim,' the mutt jacket of the
. to t venerable robe of the maimed peer. The
eizt, he
*vent himself whenever he deltas In Mew himself
to public, appears in military array; mad such I. his kaoline
patient; to military attire, that at his court every man
who is, who has bees, a militia or salads/re olleer, comet
thither as too parade, them& to e moment of profitoud
pesee—n in all the pomp, pride, sad circumstance of glori-
ous war" Them me se iniumlerial ciegoveNsoces—these
are the mesa esaini by .wilelt a satioast diarieter is gra-
dually clanged. ond.the iing sobjacts of shoe asoisterde-
giaded Into the bumble seppllosule of royal favour. The
very mitre of a moirdidt ear/ lies baleful to the PM of
1 oar spirited ancestors; 2uml me, the Proadest of their de-
.

both for many years the Medical attendants of au'Met
Sovereign, yet belong Id the uadistiagwished herd; •whi
Sir liumpbry Davy, whose chemical discoveries have alreal
conferred on him the universal admiration of Europe
kryle, is wily a simple Knight and while Dr. ;eager, II
benefactor of mankind, whose same will go down
among those most illustrious in the annals of Si
IMggh remeneemed with a trifling pecuniary grad]
from Parliament, has yet received no badge of Roy
•P 1 cooks, Sir, that on reflecting so Ibis shsa
of distributing public honours, 1 cannot help fee
oar approsiraatioa to that degraded state
Ma* ibe litter Roman Emperors, so well describe
ebbe% whew She moat menial services about the pens
gat W Talisto wee rated above the highest efforts of p
triotie *urge, Or intellectual talent. Nor can I avu
suggestlisg, disk le the family country Doctor is already
Ito bp" e the hamar of supplying the co
Illeatmlabieets sot rely of royal raiment sad royal orn
emu, hat alas theoedll royal taste and rayli aniesesetit
mean the tailors, wigetakera, embroiderers, sheemakel
slay enlace, Ike.), should, is common justice, receive ti
rank of British Peers; while for abase more important as
regal personages, the purveriri for the royal table (aincie
whom I include not only the corillre, of ill deeeriptinus ai
of all mafioso, but nee the tuned' at ('rimea, sod tl
expert coacuctors of CliamPnift peek), I should be at
lore to sagged as adeiruite reward, did 1 net recollect ih
in the obi Preach Court, which we am so feed of cop

WIIPIMINIT, sentiment 2.
A Piste Of SOL the eift of Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bart. M.P.
4018 Hareoport, 114 for maiden horses, &c. 3-yr-olds,
• *at: lab; fesser Set.; Are, lest. 10Mb.; six sod split 9".
AM. IMMO MOM.
Mr. glerlbsels low. Poe, by Irespasion, i yr* old I 1
Air. V se ht.!. Lessosade,4 yrs old a
gr. W • 'la b. (.3 yrs old .
' Ihrliiseets hr. e. Heart of Oak, 4 yrs old