The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-08-22 00:00:00

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MRPIIIIIRS RETURNED 702 SUOTL4ND.
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Abet:head:ire
AJnbire
~. I • •.,• • •Lieut.-Cson. J. Monlgouserie.
Again. co. ussofries.
. shire i the Burghs of
Kirkcudbright, Deur Wu. P.. KellltDouglas, Esq.
fries. Annan, Lochma-
ben. and Snagunor
Androther, kr. Fifesh. :
the Burghs of Pitten- Right
vein. Astreiwitas.
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Kneeing, and Crail 1
Argyllshire ••• •• . : Right flan. J. D. E. 'H. Campbell,
„ - .1 eeseismonly called Lord J. Campbell.
•Right Hon. James Earl Fife,
V,ndee . .i, —Sir Joins Marjoribaoks, Bart.
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iu Ate. . Forfar- . .
- .- shim: the Burghs of) .
Montrose. Brechiu,4lJoioepleHaine, Esq.
A berbrothock,uad In.
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Sate and Cailbaethshire *George Sinclair. Esq.
Clacmannuo it Kinrosssh. Hon. A. Abercrombie.
Called. dte. Bonfshire t
Burghs of lAtill, Bani• •Hohert Grant, E.
Calico. Kiutore, and •
Inverary . .. .11
Duraoell, Sutherland- .
Aire : the Burgin of
Dingwall, Taio, Doi- Hugh lanes, Esq,.• . '•'.1.01.: •\

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itack,Wick.and Kirk-)
wall
Dninbartonshire
Lard Clerk Registrar of Scotland.
Dunfermline, Fifeshire: •• • • , '. '
Burghs of Stirling. In• -
verkelihing,Dosaferm- siakaZampbell, Esq.
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line, Calms', and • .
Queensferry .......
Dumfriershire •• Rear •Adm. Sir W. J. Hope, R.C.B.
Edinhurglishire ' Sir Georke Clerk, Bart.
Edinburgh • . 'Bight 'Hon William Hondas
Elginshire
Fifeshire 4.... General Wm. Wemyss
• Forfarshire • . Hon. Wm. Mettle
Fourche, dte.•llms shire *George Cumming, Esq.
Glusgow,Ste.; Burghs of
Glasgow,Renfrew ,Ru- •Aleiander Houston, Eq.
therglen.ilk Duanharios ./- i A 4 '
Haddingtonshire ...:. Sir Julies Sattle, Bart. • .
Iladdingtrtulec : Burghs
ofdenburgh,Hadding- .Dodtey Nowak sq.e, . 8
too. tisnders, Dunbar,
and North Berwick ".i (I.': :;". i .ti
latierness-shire
Kincardineshire ... ...
Ni re .Idy, ire. Eifesbire;
the Burghs of Kircul- Lieut.-General Sir LLonald Crawford
dy.Brunsisland, King- Fergus on
horn, and Dysart •
A irkessdbrigittfiftwartry Lieut.-General James Dunlop
Lanarksbite •
.. . . monis, called Lord A. Hamilton
Linlithgow hire
Cutout-triter. ....• •• • •Roderick NI • Leal. jun. Lsq
Orkaeyshire and • met- 'Hon. George ileurage Laurence
' landshire .;......
Peeblesshire
Perthshire James Drummond, Log. '
Reatewshire
Roo shire
Rothsty, &c. Buteshires
Burghs of Air, Irvine. T. F. Kennedy, jun. Esq.
Rnthsay. Campbell-
to wn, owl l nverary . .
Rozburghshire ..... . Sir A. Don, Part.
St. Andrew's, &c. Fife.
shire - she Burghs of
Dundee, l'ertb. S. •Arch. Campbell, Esq.
Andrew, Cupar, and
Forfar
Selkirkshire
Selkirk, &c.; Burghs of
Selkirk, Linlithgow, Sir J. Buchanan Riddell, Bart.
La:.ark. and Peebles
Stirlingsuire
Stranriter. &c. Wigton •
shire; Burghs of N ig- i,
Lientennnt-Colonel the Hon. J. H.
ton, Whithorn, New Keith Stewart
Galloway, and Strau-

raer
Basherlandshire G. Macpherson (loud, EN.
Wigtonsbire

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An article in a foreign Journal from Warsaw,
dated August 3, says—" Ott the 23d of July we had
• storm here, such as we have not experienced far
some years; it was accompanied with hail the size of
a hazle-nut. In the suburb of Praga the lightning
killed three soldiers of the Polish Guard, anti
wounded five others. A barn and a stable were set
on fire by lightning, and other buildings damaged."
From the Tyrol, August 6, it is said, " In this
country we remark in several places an extraordinary
increase of the glaciers. A mass of ice, which ad-
vanced from the Sindner Valley, has increased from
the 6th of May to the 30th July, that is, in 75 days,
76 fathoms. In many parts of Switzerland the same
remark is made. IVhere, only one generation back,
the most fertile Alpine pastilles were seen, there is
now eternal ice, and the line of snow seems, in the
course of time, to descend lower and lower from
the summit of the mountains towards the plains and
valleys."
Letters received from Manchester yesterday, men.
lion that one of the master spinners had yielded to
the refractory workmen, but that the great body of
pesters remain firm to their original purpose.
Jotters have been received from the Duke of CIA-
', nine& His Royal Highness is said to have a bait•
dotted the idea of residing abroad.
Tau Duu OF GLOUCESTER..—BOUNDEAUXI ACG•
12.—The Duke of GLOUCE‘TER arrived here on the
6th, and,the next day received the Civil and Military
41,91.kgkigei, the Officers, &c. His Royal highness
on Saturday visited the public establishments, and
vies present at an examination of the Deaf and Dumb
Children; be afterwards went to the Theatre.
Sunday his Royal Highness, after riding on horse-
back, honoured the Count DE TOURNON, the
Prefect, with his company to dinner. The Duke
drank the health of the King of FRANCE, and
the Prefect that of the King of ENGLAND. His
Royal Highness then gave as a toast—" A constant
and perfect union between the two Nations," which
was received with great applause. Monday his Royal
Highness watt present at the manoeuvres of the first
Battalion of the Legion of Aude. lie afterwards
visited the Foundling hospital and the Lunatic
Asylum, and was liberal in his charities. His
Royal Highness subsequently visited the public
works, the principal charchee, the Library, and
the Museum. In the evening his Royal High-
nest boisqure4 the Viscount DE GOURGUE, the
Mayer of Hssiirdeaux, with his company to dinner,
at which were present the principal Authorities and
a distinguished party. His Royal Highness set out
to-day for Agen,from whence he goes to the baths of
Cantering, Bareges, and Baigneres ; and from thence
to Lyons, by the way of Thouloose, Montpellier,
notes, and Avignon. His Royal Highness then
leaves France
,by the way of Geneva, intending to
return towards the end of October, and to visit Paris,
after visitlng Strasburgh and Metz.
Lord Et.t.exaonounil is nearly recovered from his
indisposition ; but bi- Lordship expreseea his deter-
Siltation to retire from the fatigues of office as soon
es possible. ,