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POETRY.

DETTITES.

diingy Goddess, Genius of Fleet Ditch,
Dozing recumbent in thy native-slime;
Thy nerves with aid cephalic deign to twitch,
And, yawning, rouse in stup.,r most subliMe.

On elbow curv'd, elaborately rise,
And to thy votaries spew thine ebon face;
()Pe. e'er so sparingly, thy leaden eyes,
And with a vacant smile our matins grace.

Bail to the glorious twenty-first of June !
For this auspicious thy apart is set,
(0, may we have a charming afternoon !
To greet the liberation of BURDETT.

Hail to the glorious twenty-first of tune,
The very longest day in all the year !
0► on this day our hearts. for mirth in tune,
Will dance the hay, and hold it ever dear.
Vark, the glad notes of preparation sound,

The proud Procession then will move along,
Each staunch Reformist merry as a brig ;
And in the midst of the Plebeian throng,
The. People's Idol in a yellow gig.

END OF THE FIRST PART.
15.,k1.17uare, yune 23, 1810.

MORNING HYMN FOR THE 2(st OF TUNE,
.CHAUNTSD BY AN IMAN, OR PRIEST OF THE, BUR.,

Thy favourite Priest t' officiate has deign'd,
C** ** ***, who, moon-struck, in soinnifie prose,
,Thru' mental blindness, absolute or feign'd,
Draws England writheing in ideal woes.

Soon the erack'ci pipes, and eke the big drum-kettle,
Witl to the blue- siring'd gentry all around,
Announce the progress of our man of mettle.

Soon as the Prorogation is declar'd,
The news Will fly like lightning to the Tower;
Then will the vile Portcullis be up-rear'd,
And dear Sir Fa.n. NK releas'd from Mori A'S power,

But I must in the Cavalcade appear ;
I would not for a dollar miss the show ;
hate'er may otnr worthy of thine ear, •
At Vespers, Goddess, I will let thee know.
I. C. C.

The Opposition Writers speak highly in favour of
the address of Sheriff WOOD in dispersing the crowd
on the day of the profession in honour of Sir F.
13URDETT'S phado72. The word address favours
illore•of intrigue and cunning on this'occasion, than
the manly exhortion of good sense and disretion.
lint if no' such meanng is intended, -whyc is the
Praise of this address confined to .Sheriff Woof),
when it is aCknowledged by all sides that Sheriff
Al'xis:s was full as alert in his duty, and as anxious
tv hia, endeavours to preserve the pubiic peace. But
Irerilf ATKINS .wants the address requisite to.pro-•
Inote party views - and gratify the low passions of
the mob.

. • The fluEtations in the French Councils,. or miler
the mind of BUONAPARTE, on the sobjed of
trade, tend 33 effectually to damp all commercial
enterprize and activity, as the most rigorous. system
°{ Prohibition apti ititerdiet. Holland and the neigh-
bouring provinces appear to be particularly doomed
10 feel all the ill effects of the capricious decrees re-
,l3ecling exportation and importation that are almost
ri.tly emitted by the Government of France. The
toilovvirig is the. substance of a decree lately issued,
which has not yet beeu divulged through any of the
q.ficial channels :

VATRACT OF A LETTER, DATED PARIS, JUNE 13.
• " In consequence of the meeting of the Council
4111 Commerce yesterday at St. Cloud, in the pre-
-Bcooe of his Majesty, the colonial produce: under
Sequestration at Antwerp and the annexed provinces,
being
well as thoSe of Holland that are in danger of
'icing so, is placed at the disposal of the proprietors.
" It is aliowed to be imported info France on
Paying an ad vatorem duty of 3o percent. The
colonial produce in Holland is not liable to this im-
P''st., unless imported into France.
" The form of the new licenses will be discussed
On the 15th inst." . .
On the same day his Majesty issued the following
decree
"The exportation of wheat by the Scheldt, the
-wltnase, the Rhine, or from any part of our fron-
tievs to Holland, by land, is prohibited. •
" Our Minister of Finance •will transmit imme-
d'l''- by an extraordinary courier, the necessary
°:,-.'ers for putting this decree in force."

Our readers of the fair sex will perhaps view with
e"•`each fear as exultation, an account of ihe
of one of our soldier's wives, in the following
eXtra6t of a letter from an Officer at Cadiz, to a
Gentleman in Bath :

" lylatagorda has produced its heroine,' perhaps"
equal to her of Saragossa, which .you,may relate
111)911 my authority. During the hottest of the fire,
41" d it was almost impossible to move from the para-.
'let without being struck, the wife-of one of the
401diers (f the 94th exposed herself in the most dar-
'4g Atari/ter, fetching sand-bags, cartridges, &c. With
Perlett composure. At one time, when' it was ne-
vessary to repair one.,of the faces of the embrazUre,
ahL, alone entered, and could not be prevailed on to.
Zit until she had done what was to be required:
tt being requested to go under cover, she absolute-
y refused; and continued setting, an example of
'°urage that astonished every one. She has luckily
scaped." •

•
'CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES--SUMMER ASSIZES,
tho.
I°ME Lord Ellenborough • Chief Baron MaCdonald.k
• 103 it FOLK —Chief justice Mansfield;' Mr. justice Heat.
I"IbLAND—Mr. Justice Grose; Mr. Baron Thompson.
No TIIERN—Mr. justice Chambre ; Mr. Baron “raham.
%croan --Mr. justice Lawrence; Mr. justice Le Blanc,
&az ERN—Mr. Baron Wood; Mr. justice Bayley.
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tad QHOLMONDELBY, whose health we are
,gL,a
• 10 hear Is 'quite re-established, is building a rural
near Fulham.
ENG vISH HOSPITALITY.--Aevenings since
za. distributed, by the executors of the late 11Irs..
Jcidle(on, at her-hou,se atKensinginn, to
~/,),a poor
INCCfIt people, 50 bides, 50 41auliti,.50'llali,quarr
Ia loaves, 50 pounds of beef, and to each one shil-
,l2g• Independent of this, since her death, a bum
Money was distrituted.