The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-18 00:00:00

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alt/iIOUNTIASUVII73.
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Nano, Otw: 119.—Trayeve sod tbaillnietvits wrgir
.this day rendered to. Heevenio the Antal of St. Amine
rise. for having preserved this city be& the danger with
which. it was threateeed ity ono of the most deeadfol
eruptions ofVemvins that has occurred with!e the tie
'may of men. The thanksglvieg will testiest, fof
threw days t the assemblage of the dement was immotlef-
The .milmaina of Are, stone, and ashes, which Me
cano has voMitied forth f-r twiny leis paseA • hen
[Of lees mageitude to-day; and •flbetie b 1.147101141te
Wf i 'speedy terinietatloa of this tardhlephinmesenoe. e
have collected ti. foilowla j partientare reepectiag the
ingress of thalami t— •
At Arse it dewed le a stream If the breadth of half a
wile to a direction west fens the meeetaia, 'staffer de
'sineyiegetirest extent *remand, it stopped it a place
#ll4)Hone. Amami • body of lave proceeded from
.Iflailliklieratee. ut4st the same time is the one alreetty
'ilia:lowed, and covered the old Note ed the side' of
OtreetwTreesui withoot doing any militchief. .A-third
email biased bow a new crater which the empties had
epeee#, end stopped gear the filet ; and laally.sioarth
Orsini heist. Gus she eitteenter called :Velma% Meath,
and mob the dimenitre of Le Titer.. • • • ...
It has been reseasked of this evaptionoliat them*Mee
thrown Lam titelokane, taken in amass; fns ewedede
'theists It, heatedly. 'Se nitereose wees.4llo
'dist forth ftem:thewelestoo, that they Iffleitheweters4e
read from 111miai fhe 'tower of AsSiltifflft. geti
blocked ip aie The.' polite;' the asensbeirs Mtf
the Oriverdwieet, and the Austrian mddiers, bade ei
walled each is anal end activity Ii mideavoodig
to removed this obetractioo.• The eruption of. timbre. Med
'smoke it this moment presents the appearance of a yeti
'thick and @Weed- iduck cone. which the wind blOws to
voids Somme, °organ°. and Nola. The rmiabee of is-
dividuals who And from these villages. segmentod tom
siderahly -yesterday. Last night abort two thousand
Of these unfortonam perms' received pecuniary :As;
sistance. •
Ocv. It —We expect that the eruption win soon 'ow-
*dyes's,. The coition, of cinders and smoke tire de
creasing, and the detonations arc lees freqaeat- and loed
than heretofore. 'Most Of the people who had dad see
returning to their homes. it rained copiers!y lest
night, Which has had the effect of perifying. the steno-
' sphere, which before was tilled with amid, of black
ashes. The rain, too, has Washed the pleats, which
have amassed their natural colour and appearance,
which under our climate is, even at the end of antentn,
so striking and agreeable. The summit of Vtleavios is
visible, sad it appears that the dreadful ereption which
has takes ptam has torn away* part of the mesa of the
mileage.
Oct% 18.—Tbe ereptioa is completely at as end, bet
violent explesioes of cieders still continue. The inha-
bitants of the country, have returned to. their homes.
Purtici sad la Torte del Grieco have suffered so name
injury than what arises trim their being In a great pm*
covered with ashes end stones. A portion of. the tree
toey.offtesiea is revered with lava, bat 'sly
.wbees
bad formerly ham. The tower of the Asnonaiele.•
sestaieed Joplin which it will not be easy either to
timeless. repair. AtOttaisno the tire has cemented SAO
acres of wood.. These &resit the details which have 14.;,
therto tisebcd '
Via same date (4 in the evening)—The merle
which ea have jest received (rein Otuututo IA
new disasters is that gamier, an# of oth geft* w
it will is meneard. Isis not theft* w •
bet terrible ewitiawiep. We shill le.
morrtiehel.Voirmee; Vide Ta• '• • -

Commodore Sir Rolm/ Mends has asltiveni
from his command ea the coast of Akins, sod bees *-
several leterriews with the Lords of asigsholsOky et*
the *abject of emetic being still employed is the sine
trade.
Mr. Baron Wood continues in or infirm a &Mk of
health, as to pooled' him from the public diichamge of
his duties. .
Whdlowlag partite, were heeled inflorokk, last week.
at ad' ages:—Jots Halley. 91. asd Witham Smith, 79.
Cosisny--Sensaah Chaplin, SI, lit. leery's—
Vary Datektier. SO, St. flarloues--Stephen 011ry, 79, lit.
Eiserge's-rialut Sayer, 79. St. Augustines—Arta siteabed.
1. St. Gragery's-11;zeferts. Tip*" liestei»Wea.-Mi0..1
fil. MortiVe -
tbemotememasemoat of Ike etom-f/daragage. Am Is
the emegoi of metsimaikkg from theses to
1101141101" been Pon lbabotsgs of Annan
.eppears new the principal resort of .Varies. or. Mimeo,
mid far *taints the celebrated Ormogarees. Seatcety a
day passes without from one to three*** Mirth.; neigh-
bouring kingdom paying their adoration to the Arius of the
lumpy gods' that place.—(Nereartte C'Orenkfe.)
Cvniove Vist.r.—Thursday evening, a canons sir-
commence occurred in High-street lithiterhapel. An
fee, which had escaped from one of the slaaghter-houses,
got into the Horns public-house, walked aloof( through
the passage into the parlour, to which he hod to ascend
' h a few steps, and there intredeft.himself us the cow-
' patty to their no smell astonishment and alarm. Screams
for assistance were raised by the condemns in the room.
but the animal, contrary to all expectation; walked
peaceably about the room, smelling at the glasses, anti
on the appearance of Mr. Sam.rneas, the landlord, It
walked oat of the room.
Yesterday week, a company of fifteen persons promis-
Needy assembled at the sign of the Herm and WOOS*
Al St. Petir's.-sqsare, Nottiogbans. In the coarse of the
waning. eon ion happened to tarn rpm thole
'respective ages. when it was found that font of them
lived in tit" reigns of tiro. 11., 111.. and IY., and that
dnited agti of the lases is company. sweated to h
years.
.k W. Killingtvt, amt...of Lentos-terrace, Nottitighim,l
has now is his gardenein the open air, a very govekeet•.
aim of the Arbetes,-or strawberry-tree, which sot only
**ripe fruit upon it, bat also $ profusion of blossomy at
dm same time.
Setweeartleven and twelve o'clock ea the night of
&today, the 11th instant, a barn, beitseging to Mr. ?leery,
of Sorwash, (one of the parish overseers) was discover-
ed to be on fire, and together with the corn and grids
it contained, were totally consumed before the dames
could be subdued ; some lodges adjoining the barn, sod
containing grain sod by, were also destroyed. This
con/armies was supposed to be the act of an ;aeon-
diary.
On Monday night last a man, who then called himself
John White, was apprehended by one of the sightly
watch of this town, for a breach of the peace, aild in hie
examination at the watch.house. by the captain, three*
purses, a ten pound bank-note, and a valetas,* disown&
rang, tampons' to be worth upwards of fifty f=
were found in his possession. Before Le was
of for the offence for which he had been apprehended.
was ascertained that a man, of the name of John Mar:
rise had lately deserted from the 5101 Foot. at Leiden.
.asd stoke sin hundred pounds rn bank-aster. 'diamond
ring, jewellery. Its. The penances dreription answer-
ing that of the man who had thusabsconded, he under-
went a farther nomination. at which he admitted hie
value to be John Harris. sad that he had lately ems*
from London, but declined accounting for the beak-
note, ring, St.;. Ninety-three stiverelgns hare sines bees
plated in the bands of the polio., which ha.! been
.dep•-
lur the prisoner, with a Maid, for safe custody.
Nodonlit is entertained about the prisoner being the
Ingo who hes absconded from Loudon : be states that
he was servant to Lieut.-Col. de Berg, of the 524 Posit,
wild is num in London.—(Leeds Merc airy.)

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.14111 R Vilikii.l4lo.o itilat (Wsists.--Risiiiii.
sits ilialtisio's FaieToiit3Mr:A mittrii4 if die Amor,
bars tos4 litlie*SMEsielsylhat, at Mr. Jaelksow'slitmmill
In llowl•almilt, lit wbish lieklier, New. Rintitill. slid
Ark Nam. wet* Mai pemaid:l6-astisetionett of Mr. 1
J. Invioi ;emir"' slather dirt, Elliott, the barge's
!of Morals, relocating thatll* wOotiltoDA him a abi'etr'
kw the 5111 W., statist that his man should tint Split
`against solbj?k ;as Mit. Mani* would be sued for the
OM forfeit frohi the hostels d Ranialf. Thiestake-
Milder of the nme? between Spring mil Neat. likewise'
reeelyod a loiter from Mr. 11., requesting hint to mare.
his pars of the halm nsionoun whirl, of course, deprive.
Nests of the (*Alt. Bothltunlall and Neste exprensed
theinonlm utstritilk lia the subject, declaring they had
heeit.ill-treated. ltandall said, he had last his lisse,,L
left his business; aid Ms espenees of ticking were also
In be added to the .Thappoistment. Neste: in
order hi attend tai. his iiitintog, sold en estiehlisited
hasineas it Bristol; •mid. taking into consideration •hle-
lois of tiro* sal esponcei. lie.phserred. that the forfeit-
ure Pt 13(11. woidd llttlit so6rq:thin repay Mat. Mr,.,
Jacksot -declared, that In fottite he would not appear
in tbteharaelor of a Mahe holler. The Ath .tewro pre:
lost 'isiZ;r6otzositeited, OW teskieg ut tteltes--40ciating
di dilli spas she italce•holders so refund the
Zt•Wits Illmato Man children's play; and, in
we
_ f.•. with the Spaitlag•World, It wool,' be am-
'''' mph preearstoos Ito obov,r. to rinks nsatcbeo,
" • . wee Into trataia,F-1111„ their hooks .with bets—
;rib/. were itiapeted of ti inch.like matinee. Sonic
di=tria of awking watches most be adapted.
il INSI AT Tee Oilt TIM; its Vilest Lan.—
g 17611-1111-11-1111 ill lhal 'tooting Spriest sad Crib took thew a
aert the bedew bearth• and die -latter to wingless Ilio:
that tits vied waives good es ever, mg " Will
in Ilestavide style. lit slut's to the late retch,
11Prflegtsfisrawdliwassatiors telt lei would have attended
st die Castle Teems es Teseday sight last, to bele IMO
ttiti. mw _fop* but his • tacker. oa the Monday pre-
told him set
_to km the country on any actatat,
paha mkeit Ma Wild; and that be Oils hacker) was sun
sake aft ti ht. It was to hint a greet disappointment;
lad ea doubt It was so to Neste. It was also a great
is hba. Ito still aatartalfted aa opinion that he could
*hi it. Nest* ale. estertalred a similar opiates el sea
tees; therefore, es .that accesses be was Illiit ilNlilies..
lowa as his Meade ha dement. dent a age asildt thlenkl
hatemade, to give hie and Neste did • aldhasilee
Old Midst Illideb. wait the had Mao • • balk
lit WNW Inn
Well. babanskille day weld ;;lIIIts
• • it Ihromilmf. 'Sets was Moat aghtlaby to.
the HMI. forfeit ; dolt be *MI also Idelp•te llsd beet ill
We
appearn. Ida& was sleigh la wopirthid assowar. Mr..
*Miss pas asked if he would sake another ssateitt .., He
nif, #.l-0• TN; If the 150 f. whit Is paid over to jdadie."
lllldillbaltniier ta redrawn atlas arteteot harsiirritidil.
Its Wislrilis Mr. E. **the subjeet, led give nis WOW& to
.11Idelser ea Holiday.
Wand.—Wad. whom tended la *oldie data with Ab-
bot emitted so WWI displeasure in eke ilpiedog Weirld. bas
.eddresaed the folkielas tatter to deo Ibillood. • Sudsy pa-
Pl.'ltin,-1 trust you will *sense ay ;SW* upon you is
igiustiag the insertion of a letter from whoa I hope
N tiperilis Witold will madder as mockshisedastal•istsm
illig. My lota light with Abbot bulge ghee rise HI
Nr
_.. may sat suit Merida asisadversioe, 1 bog*, ilw
Wiwi wide pia NA way be safe for sty
Wkithioldisid. dad tided vast rainless, theme
laid sled lees
_am. Had I taken dal wiriest ,
'hi 1,..t1=11.01:111. d a tso-reedy atedenew as I
of say backer. I *mild not have
asst of a« aet which bac ceased so

nolo*, seemderv" Om credit I have lost, to fight
Abagtio restoet states. If I ask too much In
this. t rue wfillogillo meet him lath. same ring with lhedsos
'and Skelton o• !no Wiltiest. tor o pone, or evils for lure.
1 ailmM', with the greatest rapeet.
Pk* At 1411W.' JAMES WAND.
'ON lb, 4th laNant. Wlleibet.the young pedestrian. start-
WI et Poop; te,sralk 10e allies la el successive bouts. o the
4pOls ellkerwick, and aoostisplisivel his leek rearlv twelve
*IMAM within the time. nominee 1111`111allen peeformed tM
'IMIP4IIIII st kleekwearmouth, In 231 haws, startiag at lit
*Wilk on Moodily.
t, On Wednesday last. McMillan, the po'eWean. order el
As walk In miles is four hour., one had backwards, is. Vii-
Osseratrattil. itaitopssvearntooth; and afterwards to pick up
10f Mies topes the ground. our yard apart from each ether.
trlth 411/111•1044 Mal place them In a basket without touthing
tbeigtillo fib Val, the divest* befog nearly nix miles :
both tasks be sissomplished considerably within
An-11Z th.

Repeated fires having broken out ire the drug ware-
houses of the p hard m syor of York, in the Water
Lane. in that cite, and also in premises immediately
adjoining. suspicions were naturally entertained that
they were the work of incegijariel, and an investigation
took place. The first prison suspeited was a labourer in
the lord muyett's employmeat. named David Adams : hot
, nothing was proved against him ow this charge, hot it
came oat that Its had writteo •• ti— tl— the King,"
and other seditioos seoteoces, on one of the churches ; ,
which he accounted for by stating that he had taken too
much liquor while watching his master's premises. Ills
conversation bore acme 'faint of ineanity, hest he
was oissansitted to be tried fir the offence. While
the investiotion was going on on Monday, the Lord
Mayor's wareliunees were again on tire! a bag of
dried rose leaves belswitlaced with a train of expletive
materials in an upper room. Fortonately. the
discovery took place before the train caught. On a&-
note examination it appeared that several abortive at-
tempts bad been made. the remains of belt burnt tow
being &unit tinder the beams. Since then an 'apprentice
.en the premises hos been apprehended on suspicion, a
' 'Anent'sy of the some explosive matter as formed the
trolls to the,... Naves. having been found in his It
.iop. p.o".
.., • • UNION NAM
SlNOttlay. MM. Moira, a borse-ilealer„ residing le
Suffolk•etesag. Slarkfrtars-road, was Itrongist op in the
Custody of Hall, charged by William Weedon. a farrier,
in Charlrestreet. Blarkfriars, with having passed to him
a If. Woodbridge Bank note, which is suspected to be
ewe of 114 notes stolen from the Ipswich Bank.
Joseph Lewis, landlord of the Dog and Dock public-
house, Green-streer, Bleckfriars-road, stated, that lie re-
ceived the note wow produced of Jas. Hell, who is in the
employment of Mr. Weedon, and for which be give him
change shout tws months ago. The witness afterwards
paid it away to his distillers, Messrs. Hodges and by
whom it was returned, they having din al that it
was one of the notes stolen from the Ipswich bank. The
witnen,aorompanied by Weedon, went to the prisoner's
house, in Suffolk-street. and demanded another for it.
The prisoner on that occasion admitted that it was the
note he bad given to Weedon's man, but refused to take
it back.
James Kell, servant In Mr. %Verde*, stated that he re•
eeisell the note in question from the prisoner to get
change, in order to receive 9s. due by the prisoner so
his master. The witness took it to 3fr. ',Pula, who itn-
mediately gave him charge fur it, and the difference was
given to the prisoner.
The Magistrate called on the prisoner ran areonnt for
the manner in which the sweatine into his possession.
Prisoner.—l took it of atuin in Holborn, and Ido not
think it necessary to produce him.
Hall said that he bad every reason to moped the note
to he one of those stolen from the Ipswich Bank.
The blegialrete desired Mr. Staples to apprise Messrs.
Alexander attd Co. of the circumstance, and !he priouner
was teat Andra wail Wetines.isy.
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