The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-31 00:00:00

TO Xi. CINIIING.
Leaden, Aug. 31, M.
9ns-1 haste teat road as accoset of year jin*isd
lioefit, en your otountabask stage, at Liverpool. set*
roeudel, it appears, by a boadred sad sixty of the at
•oore west selfish aid moat stupid brew that over dis-
honoured the hoists form. headed by fist high clivekod
!weed Chairmen. oessorrow s. also was their met*
piece to ooloSho roe t and who was precisely the mat
NO soils an office. From your first appearamae t bat
notrilittachHittilsi *a this stage, 1 have comma/At
silted year performances. 1 shall not fall to •glfro
tsar farewell Notice, which you may expect is the
Winter.
Setoithetauding the present situation of the coca
q, pea had still the Impadeuca to toast of thee:plaits
et that Mad of which you bass se long formed a part.
Ts sire airways as •eopty rasa ; always trod* end j
dialler; bet mover disoovorod mon shallowness 041
pore froth this spot this ossoniss.. And yea wellit
wee to have as more ides of tlisst Is ipolug to taillp
rise in this couetry. this say swells, fin resist/1e
waits kids.
To lakes the prblis what sort of wow daturas*/
*hop Ile were tio mended, I kayo oily to Owego Sid
• owning toast la *his C.owaing Chub". fie. “ Tim
MANUS-Waft MIAOISTRATSS."
Iwo wise soy leave of yogi till ooze Saturday. wbss
lonised you of so parsed of half hooloittout doh
sleeeats atoraseat of the tee as ever wet a wig
hay bon adore-way late the street.
Was. Cosier/.

THE KING'S ristr TO THE EDIIIEUROE •
IEB4 TEL
WU!? OP A LOTTIIII /ROM 11:ONSUMOI. alri. 21,
Last eight the King hemmed the Theatre with his
le the Middle of the day the damn weft be-
remit%
M for admlss ee ; i bit the dews
t are 41114 by
Ile
1"1"11
I hoar tie
set opened mach before the retro er
trash was them tremeadons, and the preliminary arreirepm
wets fir preserving order very imperfectly and impee-
ablerstely malted. Abut six o'clock the beets hope
to rotten/dad. When °Magary came ie. he woo re-
aired with a shoat, bet the welcome ended with aloha.
Sir David Bilifti was also cheered when he eaters. his
het. Another military officer, who was said to be
the, Earl et Harmon, wu welcomed with hied shuts.
—The brave Laker, Stewart of the ail reirimeet
was observed emeriti( the second tier of beam and
twsil ;dandies were heard from all parts of the hone,
whether inieniled as a compliment to his book or his
ono personal attractions, was iloobtfol. It was now
about seven o'clock, and the gods, enuenstomed le it
so beg for the cousamecereent as eight o'clock, began
to be a little riotous. Some humorous fellow amongst
them commenced dewing " Amid long Seas," in a
drawling sharp sort of style, and thi whole joined is
the chores. At first we thought they were going to
welcome his thjeaty with one of the Psalms of David,
as from the slow way they snag it, reminded one of a
country mean:stint Jraelieg oat the line. This kept
thew in‘restgesil humour, arid noimpropriety was 0•03•
loitOofon few below. 11 r.ll ash now entered with theme-
'erser.end Brian cad the chair of stateTisebeeteatus were
.tilaattreyhelateut this time, seemed rather
rte etignettc. illtatilifilrirdia net kt," it was
ii. h
as to% c es
eppeaffece, het hie new Looonn seemed to sit heased vily
et Wm. Ile required to be touched on the arm by Lord
Atherton, before he answered the complimelt by bowie
to die booze. Laity Scott and daughters OWO,
us witerlig tlatTr bed, and welcomed' by
' ea/ shortly after the Bard himself appeared le the hook
vat. and was repeeedly called upon to come forward.--
-21.1 bout five Lei outes past eight, his Majway's arrival was
announced loud cheericis from the crowd outside.
The Corr Dreursathirre, too, were seen arranging them-
selves *albs stage to welcome hint with the national
anthem. Ur entered the Royal box exactly ten minutes
put eight, and was received with the loaded atclaina-
t.aer. The Company rose, and his Majesty bowed in
Lis usual manner. and seemed quite pleased with hie m-
ilitia*. The cheering culminated fee eau seinetes.
bleagary Lad stood the provisos patter the eveiting at'
ilia Lath of the box frosting thee* est aside for his Aleel
iettf. with his bonnet on, sod he remitted routed for;
esmatigie after the singing of' ears the King.'
Wheelie was observed, however, he was hissed and
.114161; and &Leo complied wills the popular wish. It
elffilltre. however. that tilerigarry wee u ufflose as say;
everrparson to pay homage to the Kiser ; hut aseemes
(re 6 ntit.led. to) some old " clan" right of 'eerie. Mai
basset as `• King of the Isles." As these clans *ago
been abelisbed by Act of Parliameat, their represents':
fires ars perhaps more jealous of antiquated and abased
tick's.
his Majesty, who was deemed la a military aid form,
vas areenspended by the Dukes of hientrese, Argyll,
aid Dorset, the Alarquess of Willdwater, Fatal Cathcart
Jill Errol, Lnnle Gleialyoll sail William Bootjack, aid
winal of his Majesty's Equerries acid Household. Hie
LI sty seemed to pay greet mummies to lice prefer..•
el....parts of which he repeatedly applauded, and porti-
filially Mrs. It. Sidilons, in the character of Dimes ree-
l**. std also the songs of ID. Deckel. The King
locked heartily at some of the peculiarities of aril&
Atchel Ja:rie, (Mr. Mackay.) %leen the Baillie
Captain ThOretoll tiot.lo pat too mach trust in his
Iliehlsn.ltrs.and .Acs, that though they may Irks"
atii:lxer a stab wi' i dirk, or a slash Ili' a asymore,
thm're aye sore to join, in the Sang MS, against a. 111
trim Lae purses in tbrie pockets and Creeks on l
l'Ader tads," his 1101.'4, laughed immoderately at this
01 Ws who had daring lite Royal'
,ykut vieried lift,,ltld Ilia Majesty With so 70113C41 tiCVUti/Inhe.
('be !'fil." VI. the Duke of Argyll by the /Millie were
aisotaught be the s!! hence, and applied with grist
"al
teOwalieeenifestof.llar ullurstmere,the present Duke who
vereled Iris Msjetcy. Soon after 10 the perforaience cum
'614. ar -ety retired amidst the loudest aegis's's-
nee of the asthma of "Hod *seethe
then took place, u his Majesty was
2 satin kill which seas provided for
Conynghaut, however, seised it sad
in the adjoining box. who was en-
s unetinal struggle ef aid i mg
confusion took place is the depar•
• from the theatre frvsu the =sneer
-ass were placed, which blocked up
Indies to their carriages, It is said
day engaged in paying private
ably (la reg.) melt Edinburgh.
I honour the Earl of Hopetean
a dejene a la jiireellelle, where
/ will be entertained under toar-
Big Majesty will thee embark
on hoard the Royal yacht ; bet
sail down the Frith of Forth mail

Last night haying been assoanced ea the clue of the
Season in these sttractive Hardens, they were, notwitli-
steadier the forbidding state of the 'feather. extremely
well filled, and with a great proportion of fashionable
company before twelve o'clock. Besides the usual ee-
-1 tertainseests and decorations there was a vast somber of
additional lamps hung almost the Garden. forming gay
*Wes. or &vie's. of the nom 'agonies. kind. Asil
es the &alb side of the comics of the area was "Atte*,
in characters of light. the following appropriate sett.
tease—" Ire respectfully tag Farewell!"
Before the commencement of the second Act of the
Contort, Mr. Taylor stepped forward and addressed the
last:Hence is a farewell speech to the followisg effect s-
-1••••••ss (tea:Lamas. —The period having ar
rived when these Gardens close for the Season, I am de-•
petted. by the Proprietors to endeavour to express to you ,
11/1""P Rue till/ entertain of the distinguished pa- I
trout* and liberality with which yea bare bonosred
this Establishment.
" Constonaseetl, u ?ney hove bees, by the Gracious
Saactlon of his Majesty's Neale, and the rust newt of,
the Nobility, and Public at large, they cosset bat feel '
the weeniest gratitude for each favors; and I am ap-
preheosive that, in attempting to express their deep
sense of obligation, I shall fail in doing justice to their
feeling..
" The Proprietors Lave ascertained, with plusare and
with pride, that the Cachets Nation takes a puller in-
terest is she preservation and coatinuasee of these fa-
: vents Bantus ; associated, as they are, is remembrance
with years of enlisted and lively amusement; and to
cherish and deserve this regard sill ever be their study
and delight.
" They have great pleasure ha alluding to a new fee-
hire of attraction, they have this Season given t the
Genius—the Jaisertik Fete, which excited such aniver-
sal satisfaction, that a repetition of it has been much
desired, twee darimg the present Serums. It will he
Ily continued, at the most wenideal period or
the holidays.
*• Is the total and Instrumental department, both no-
velty and variety have been introduced ; and the inside-
on endeseiars of the Proprietors will be directed to
give Ascii a character to this branch of their amusements'
as shall be worthy of the Musical Taste of the country.
" In the Mechanical, Scenic, and Pyrotechnic Depart-
ments ; is the Decorations and Illuminations; they
here already introduced appropriate novelties; and still
farther improvements are meditated, which they trust
will equal any expectation that mar be excited in the
peddle, by this asneancement of Cher design. With
regard to the auseseisests generally, the hardens caws
into the halide of the pretest Proprietors but a very
sbort,period before the eimusencement of the Season
now terminating; hat as far as that limited tinge would
, admit of their effprts, no exoense or eeertion Isis bees
'spared to render them wiittsby of the high popularity.
which they:heve attained.
" The Pieprietors are most happy to and, that the
sinality and price of the Wines sail Itefreshasents hate
given the highest sapsfaction, and created a demand far
beyond their anticipation.
" The Proprietors feel highly gratified in belnr able
.to state, that only one ggr two instances of irregularity,
which were immediately suppressed,' and not one of de-
predation has occurred throughout the whole 11,111011;
and you may be assured, Ladies and tieotlenten, that to
maintain the order, decorate', and reputation
,of thee.
hardens, the same care will be unremittingly employed;
and there can hat no doubt employed with the user
success.
" I am desired, Ladies and Otntletnen, to add, that
the Proprietors pledge themselves, that their past exer-
tions to please you shall be exemided by the (attire.—
During the recess, their efforts will be incessant to merit
a continuance of the encouragement they have received,
earl to redeem their pledge, no personal trouble nor,
pe-
euniary considerations will deter them from selecting
and Introducing every novelty that is adopted to this
place of Amusemenr, and worthy of the taste and jadg-
ment of a British Public.
" For the Proprietors. and every Member of this Es-
tablishaseat, permit me to return their green! aclosow-
lodgments; and assuring you, that to merit the coati-
seance of year apprehaties will be their highest plea-
sate and proudest &met, is the words of the Motto of
the Evening—" We respectfully say Farewell."
A letter from Prlieburgb says—"An aged female,.
seho note a garret to High-street, at M. per anuses,
has* eerily let her two whitlows, daring the pro-
maim of his Majesty from Holyrond Palate to the
Castle, at the esersese saes of 431. tier
•

, that not one of the Clergy of the
nor soy of the Heads *1 the Use-
Recipel liaird, was invited to the rine
•• already mentioned that Prinnpal
to say grad. Not eves the se-
:city, Dr. liandomi, a mew of yr
fortune, was hero red With an is-
le Majesty's Chaplains. The affair
ites much Indigaatiox kne. WiU

STATRSMAN.

it be believed, it is asked. of the philosophic people of Pair antis
Scotland ; will it be holismd of her leaned Istrepnliti
will it be credited of the titled bard, wbo Is reported
Theso (roux
Lode
yanansfuosiktxessavetrastaxothnemiteawiLynn. terlet4tiy
as Seneschal of the 'esters and movenstuts,—that
when they at the public expense prepared a dinner for sheet Poor Byres. in oar latest budget of favours re-
lit, King. sad Platted oat Ike Ives who were to at= lathe to the cake of this easiest.. Individual is a long
on him. they had (*ernes that seat of learebiakt *me' letter addressed to W.. Ridgway, Esq. and smithies,
is the beast °rash city, and the °realest of the empire ? we suppose, fief Mee argentite, to sleeve that that
It is to be tolerated, theist's while the Baroneesystent to
is
upon mon honesty to return
"et warming to the Itoyal Provost e_,F Ile' the toes he repeived fee defend'ng Isis hapless diert.
burgh forget that there was entmil tea wall. ' 1.41 It will be a selliciesit excuse to the anther for ear not
city that lestitetion which bad been Sensed by the Publishing this ingenious epistle, Oa: the respectable
ea.esof /I"lattellealet Nee". 1114•PleYreleletd Beal"' individual to whom it is 'Minstrel, has long since
and Uregory, which bad ponred the streams of knowledge " gene to the country frees whose bones no traveller re-
eve, every land. and which yet sustains its character ? tonic» We say. hoonno, mato oar conviction, that if
The liberality, fairness, and independence, with which, Is were alive be would set Iso insusible to the claims
except in one Jostens, still remembered, the Magistrates of poor Byrne, ooesidered either abstractedly or with
of Bdiaharigh have °leer's"' their patronage of the reference to thi eircumstaeces of his conoexion with
University, will exempt Mem from imputatioa. It meat him. Our Correspondent is anxious to know bow much
have presided from sole internseddier, too confidenLis of the money of poor Byre" fell to the share of the de-
bit favour at Court. and unfortunate is 44 s'" sated. We believe it was 191. 9e. Sil.—end we have
which threatens.to blight his laurels. the beet authority for stating. that Byrne', little esta-
When the Professors and Clergy assembled at Holy hiithomat was broker m. and ovary article of wearing
rood IleshUreseet their addresses to the King, apparel he possessed, with the exception of what he
Ness of mosoorlitregya"°fettillbeve it:La:1,611:1 City, aprchaa;:avaed i wore on his back. sent to the pawnbroker's, to raise
this and the other monies necessary for his defiers.
titbit in thwillistaber more Shag ones. Intik 46- tbo •
The invitations to Byrne from Limilon, have been NI
diglaimmkingelOwmioir the PAtehliehed Clergy, ette of I pessingaed annervents, that we believe he has nooks'
the foronwitipostod a few of the latter, who stood is
make a visit to that atty.
the "It BROW for a moment and allow the others 'A list of enbeeriptios received for him, is DeWitt.
to pass; bet me theKstablisited Clergy replied, "No, •t
the
above date, shoo follows,
tallish mom, to
keep) year ground, we ere the Church of Seethed." gilt. id.
(ens TIM 1011,111111 till 88888 Or witaxesaalq
Ml. Majesty has bees traelessly OHM& .to talailent,
to the Secretary of the Deaf sod 'Moab. latitudes` Of ,
this city, es bunked guises fee the benefited that use-,
fel institution.
It gives es sincere pleasure to hear; that Sir Wtlliaris
Knights. Physician to the Kieg, has sent to Dr. Dun.
can, by command of Ms Majesty, the ins of thy gal.
ens to the Royal Public Dispensary, for the city and
aunty of Edinburgh.
Os Monday, his Majesty inspected every part of
Holvreed Hose. We trust this will lead to some orders
forihe better preservation of that line Palate. 0. this
subject We spoke sore at large a few dais seas; and
hive seem rossee to hope, that in a very snort time, we
may be enabled to senesce something of mock import-
ers' to the city en this matter. His Majesty on this s-
eeds, travelled in the Duke of Dorset's carriage.
Naterfar, the Mid-Lothian Yeseinry were In attend-
ees to meet the King at Melville Castle, previous to
which, they were iespected by Viscous Melville. His
Majesty will go to Lord Hopeteno's to sorrow, and
will, it Is probable, embark from thence. We think it
may be more agreeable to his Majesty, Uwe refrain
from mentioning his engagements for this day. To-
esorrow morning, we Atoll speak of his Majesty's en-
gopossots and ocenpodoss at Lord ilopetomes.
—VAUXRALL.

"---'3lfl7oPrtu nrrirttiesscs.
DCAL. Atro. 30.—Arrived cad sailed for doe River
paternity aad today Mercator, Rldridgo, from Aatirm g
Ralkia Merchant. Houghton, from Trinidad; Porthole
Knereased. Meunier, from St. Kitt's; Britannia, David-
son, from Tobago; Ceres, front Quebec, ,and Martha.
from Virginia. Came dowel from the river, St. Law
Domes., for Quebec; Thetis, trillion, fur Cape Owed I
Hope, aml remain ip the Downs wish outworn bound as
before,—Wind W.B.W.
Pi.tutouru. Au* 29,--Of the port, Blucher. Thong.
son, Isr St. Jots's, New Brunswick. Arrived Amor%
Henley and Topsham, to St. Jam's. N. B. to repair,
baying been ran foul of by a Cutter. Sailed the Mar-
tha, Watt, fur Oporto; Elizabeth, Moor, for Miransichi.
—Wind S.W.

PA LMOUTN, Amil. !9.—Arrived his Majesty's ship RIMS.
horse, from a attires Swift; Sherwin. from Plymouth.
for Gibraltar. with lowa fore-yard; Steamer packet for
Lisbon. anil sailed on the irth of Arc, am& the Mar.
chioness of Qopensbory packet for the Mediterraboae,
and sailed for Corfu. the 14th of July, Malta, IV, awl
tlibraltar,l3ib of Anoint. Pat bark the Princess
z abet!. packet. for Lisbon and Islands; Providence,
Woolley, far Malaga.— Wind W.

UNION OF THP. AHRIMAN LAKES WITH THE
AIL:INTIC OCEAN.

[moll A MAW TOM( PAPER.
The magnificent work which is to realer New York
one of the moat floorisbiog and powerful States, of the
8101 P extent of territory, that has ever flourished in
the long history of Empires, goeinoblv on to completion.
A few months move, and the Grand Western Casal will
cause oar inland nem and the ocean to adagio their
great waters. Ten thousand men, or abort that umber,
are now employed in the unrivalled enterprise--the *E-
spying of the bold and masculine policy of oar present
Chief Magistrate.
We have jest been informed that a canal la to be eat
►roue Providence, Rhode Island, to Worcester, in the
State of Massathassetts, the distance being about 40
miles. We deem this /anal of great importance to the
city of New York. It will increase her commerce, and
hasten her on, with other combining circnmatancee. to
that destiny, when she will stand the London of the New
Wo►ld, and 1111011 f the most powerful commercial en-
prisms that has ever arisen and flourished in any period
of society.

We observe by the Drrhotos Cogaty Advertiser, that
Peter Watson who boasted of his havisg conquered
the Durham Clergy on the subject of their demands
of Raster Mee. bas been committed to the county
gaol, on a ,•rit de eootoomee eapieado, issued from
the Court of Cbaneery.—(Tyne -Mercury.)
LIAMINCION, AVG. 29.—The promenade in the Royal
Pomp Room yesterday was suddenly broken ep last
evening, soon after wren o'clock, and the eonspeny die
pereeil, by the commencement of a storm, in which the
lightning was most vivid and so strong that the atmos-
phere was nearly as light as noon day. it was actors-
wird by torrents of rain and ter/esteems claps of
(header, which lasted r considerable time.
AWFVL EVIENT.—This morning, at the time the Pomp
Room and the Promonade Barden,' attached to it were
filled with elegant company, the Rand in the Orchestra
playing a lively piece. a scene of dismay and horror
ensued. Females in tears came running in various di-
rectiona, occasioned by the awful visitation of the AL-
miGn.ri-, in the sadden death of a tiendensan, who, on
sitting down en a long mahogany seat in the Colonnade
in the front of the Pump Room, which is placed there
for the accommodation of the tionspaey, fell backwards'
and expired without a sigh or groan. He proved to
he Mr. Jones, the hanker, of the Arm of Jones and
Lloyd, in Lothbury, London. He had walked from his
residence on the Unfits Parade, accompanied by Mrs.
Henry and another female friend, who always accost-
palsied him in his %milks, be being in an infirm state, as.
they were in the constant habit of doing since he has
resided there for six weeks past. He bad taken a Gen-
Britian's arm, when Mrs. Henry and his other female
friend had left him, who asked him if it would be
agreeable to him to sit dome, lie having jut takes a
glass of water, be replied in the affirmative, and on his
sitting the awful event took place. Mrs. Moors and
her female friend returned In the course of a few =lames
to the Colonnade which proved to be the spot of woe
to them. On discovering what had happened they ran
off in a sweat' distraction for medical and surgical assist-
knees. Captain Heaven. the Master of the Ceremonies,
did the same. Dr. Middleton, Mr. Trrslove, the sur-
geon, and Mr. Jepbsop, the assistant of Mr. Chambers,
were soon in attendance. The deceased was carried
from the Colonnade to a room attached to the Ladies'
Bath, where the window was opened to give every
assistance for restoring animation. The main artery on
the temple was opened. Lest sole ten drops of blood
lowed ; a warntlath being ready be was immersed in
it without delay, brit. alas, to no avail, the spark of life
was extinct. lie died of apoplexy.
OILIAT PIDICITRIAN FEAT,-EDINDURGII, AUG. 27.
A pedestrian feat of some merit was performed here to-
day. A travelling bookseller, of the name of Russell,
nudeetook to walk 102 toilet within the twenty-four
I hears. He started at oseo'clook yesterday, and went on
Iwith apparent ease, gaining upon time, till right this
=widest. when. all of a woildeo hr grew so lame
and fatigued as to turn the odds completely against him,
, from this. however, be miracelensly recovered in about
lhalf an hour, sod won with ease fo•seretiteen minutes
I less than hie lime. The mood 4orehilite was about a
=L er of a mile smeared offi bathe Ws is bowie* the
Beidge and the Meant hew weetional emus.
eicalles wewlimpt op betworwribm 1 sisal and the
Mille +Phi* ha mad, it is meteeW4 that there were
large bets depending on las MUM

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