The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-23 00:00:00

To rex EDIVM or THE STATESMAN.

Ste.,-1 know you do not despise. Fellow-Athos
becalm he is poor, nor deride the saying of hies who
I. of low pedigree. I belong to a club of Gardeners,
Its the neighboorhond of London, and last Saturday
eight, under the Presidency of brother M'lntrosu,
we had • long discourse upon the Whigs, who have
made themselves so conspicuous of late, and esp..
cially daring the Election for Westminster. After en
impartial discussion of their merits and demerits,
which two eels, Members trephined to us fully, the
company cause to the conclusion that a Whig was no
lower worth n►gfaoliwg-, since he hes lost his chief
wens of &aisle, nuienance, or, in other words,
sfrengik, from a British soil. His lap-root was
broken, sod, therefore, it followed of course, that
the body mast dwindle to nothing.—l'our's, &c.

COLIN SPLY.AN.

TOOTU-ACHE CURED. A'SD TPATit PRESERTEno—
The most violent Tooth-Ache cored in a few minutes
by Ilests.yoe's TINCTERt, which not only gives ice:
mediate ease, bet cares ell disorders of the mouth and
gems. In a few times using it wit' fasten the teeth,
though ever so loose ; end with a little cootie
will presets. them and the gems from decoy, making
the latter adhere firmly to the former, and thereby
enable them to endure toe very old ego: but, above all,
this Tiactere removes every offensive smell from the
mouth, sod readers the breath delicately sweet. It is
sold in twilit) of 21. 9d. (stamp included) et Messrs.
BUTLER'S, Cbeapside, near St. Paul's; at SANGER'S,
late BACOX and Co. N 0.150, Otford.sireet, opposite
Bold-street; at Mr. MANUEL'S, chemist; 23, South.
amplon.street, Covent.garden ; and by the rroprie.
tor, in packets of six bottles, 15s. at No. 9, South.
emptoo.sttern, Illsoomsbory.sqeare.
The Fox packet, which arrived ■t Falmouth on
Thersd•y, from the Leeward Islands, spoke on the
16th inst., in lat. 47. 37., long. X. 33., the Ame.
Ikea ship Liaise, from Bemis, last fro. St. 11.1
ea, bound to Cowes for orders. She reports that •
rely bad feeer bad broken out at St. Heim, which
was very fatal; the Admiral's ship lost a great many
of her crew. BONAPARTE was well.---(Cormish
Gazette.)

The Lee sloop of war (silent whose sailing from
this country so ouch mystery was sada by our Go-
veromeni) was spoken with on the 6th alt. •t St.
Jagn Cape de Verde by an African ship, hosed to
London. The Redwing had sailed from St. J•gra the
Fenian day for St. Ileleas. The crews of both ships
sere healthy.

W undarstsed ma Algeria, Ambassador and smite
are ghorily impeded to arrive is Loadou.

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[SAL ATUtw.—ll IS with @stiese regret
we announce the death of the Bon. 1110/4rAOU MA.
vim, Representative is Parliament for thosConoty
of Tipperary. The General died on Friday mord-
ing me Casile.Fagarty, neir Thistles. In public As
in private life, there never was a mote honest or more
honnurable man.

On Sam/day, upwards of 150 men of the lion.
East Lodi' Company's artillery and infantry, marched
from Chatham to Gravesend, to embark 1,.r.
hlooday, detachments of the Royal Scots, :;lth sod
tab reitiments, likewise matched to embrs k fur the
is.. destination.

Thorsday, from the lAtoward Islands, spoke on the I We undellitand as Algorism Ambassador and smite Mr. Q. hail made wish Petitioner not In disturb him ; Could, Observing, that there was a mistake
16th islet., in lat. 47. 37., long. 8. 33., the Am,. are shortly expected to arrive is London. in his alfice. Mr. Q denied soy promise, but ad. !slogs' which it was desiviblo to co.roct, at Slr.
ripe ship Guise, from Rstavitu, Nal fres St. Heir. GE:4EIIAL is with extreme regret mated that ha said to Petkiewer, " upon my homier. ; had promised to arrange for the pa)nserit of the .
al, bound to Coors for orders. She reports that • we announce the death of the lion. Noonan MA. Grady, I sheistrt be gory sorry to tutu yet out or . a year so the Petitioner from the Clerk of the l'e*,•
set, bad frier bad broken ',mot St. !fringe., which THEW, Representative is Parliament ler tho,Gogoty. year AU.," adding, " assure yet, Mr. Smyth, I fur the time twilit. wheseas in that "II" at C"
was my fatal; the Admiral's ship lost a great many of Tipperary. The General died on Friday motif. em cow stay 'orgy In do it, bat I most do it."... confirms to Mr. Itichersi Smith. sod in env*" "
of her crew. BONAPAUTE was well.—(Cornish log of Castle-Fogarty, nett Thistles. In public as Mr. Q. farther observed that he was advised be could obi. letter witness tOCeifad the f.•lL+ing answer.
Gazette.) in private life, there street was a mote honest or more appoint Mr. Smith doting pleasure, sod that he "N,do r Smy•b—l rice sod yi sr ante, aid per:
The Leo sloop at war (sink whim, sailing from honourable mats. meant I. have VOOl. a year out of the 4trUt. whirls feel concur in ;be statenteot you %%.
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this country so much mystery was made by our Go- On Sairtday, upwards of 150 men of the !lona the office yielded, settled upon the Petitioner; Quin allthoriles me I" sab
vermin!) was spokes. wish on the 6th alt. at St. East Lodi' Company's artillery and infantry, marched " bet," said Mr. Q. " I expect is. retain that Mr. i perfectly accorate, sod revise their c,ass
Jag.., Cape de Verd, by an African ship, hosed to from Chatbags to Gravesend, to embark tsar (ndio. Grady and his family should
ealtelli• politically untied now is. Mod of diforeweat spoil cher Jec
" I SIP, my sloe Sio)tb, your s, most r• ,
that your recoil
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Laotan. The Redwing had sailed from St. Jag° the Monday, detachments of the Royal Scotts, :11th sod wish me in the comply of liwoorlek." Witness to
pervious day for St. Helens. The crews of to :11 ships (Alb regiments, likewise matched to !nth', k fur the this expressed
U. be cut loomed
OM healthy. IMO destination. " I believe by word., but by a motion of my 1
some disapprobation, "not," said he.' " WV, Ci!rrirert
3T H./..1. t;O3L.D."