The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-16 00:00:00

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THE NIOSSTER SLAIN.

Sweet sLEcr, pith her induence ranch,
Ilad hid jarring passion) to rest
)1y set,?•es with stupor beguird.
And bonish'J all care from nay breast..
14 hrn FA NC ungovern'd Light,
Pa 4;4 ide:.y through regions unknowns
Ilirougli images dark.solue and bright,
With activity Dulely her own.

Th.,, I though! That BRITANNIA t 58.114
She (Irrovtful scein'd to my view,
DetaY.th her lay trampled on, Law„
1 he teari her fair face did bedew.

riNlets, that wav'd in the air.
tier langgishing looks, raid her tears,
por Le her distress and her care—
iler sorrows—ber terror—her feari.

V.or I,IIILIITY dropp'd from her hand,
Pier (lag vs hit+ before she utifurl'd ;
At COMMERCe lay sick on the strand,
I:ie :,corn and the jest of the world.
!WIWI lA, in depth of her woe,
Smote her lately so benutifu,l breast ;4,
IltsraNut was grieving below,
ita evils most sorely distrest.

Above them, a :Rooster mot dread,
Stood and threaten'd full soon to destroy;
A. Cris arrows around were spread,
lie L!'cl them with malice and joy„
CORRUPTION, his terrible eame,„
Ile stood, just about to lay low s
A trernblinA shook ev'ry ose's frame,
As he hoteo'd to give them the Mow.

When, behold, a bold champion appear'rt,
To Agbt for hiscaustry'ogreat r•auae,
ne Monster he never It td beard.,
Bat cattle toward for Freedom and Laws.
The struggle was dreadful, and long,
BRITANNIA encouraged her Chief;
Vt. sriz'd from his foe the dread prong,
With courage surpassing belkef.

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lle conquered l•-•ttie Monster he slew a
In triumph he strode o'er the plain ;
• BRIT t Nlk t grew glad at the view,
Of the Champion so noble grew Vain.
She role, now exulting io air,
With her sister so glad by her side,
With COMMERCE and Lusisayir fair,
And her Champion, her boalt, and her pride.
The air breath'd new tweets, and the spring
Brought garlands to circle his head,
All Rank IW with praises did ring,
Thro' Distrait( the trituriplt was SliWtBd,
All sceoi'd to exult aad to raise.
To him, whom they oe'er mold forget,
A tribute of national praise,
Shoat tot BRI EA IR'S defender—Bß ROETT
Reding. T. N. T.
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S4,OR7'ING 4NTE4GIGSNCB.
tiZITMAAKY:r SECOND ocToiut.itEznNeimuo.
MONDAY, OCTOIDR 15. •
etse-third rata Subscription of 4.5g5. each, for 3-yr 040 SIC Bib
lkyr olds At. and aged 90. 31b, IS. C. Butt' fide the pro-
perty of Bahseriben.
U Grosvenor's b. h. Baton, 6 yn old - • 1
teSsotrills's cb. b. Pans Syn old -
IA Jersey's b. b. Langton, aged as
Sir J. SKlleY'r ob. m. Fanny. 5 yrs old • dr
tioke's m. Ner4l,47m.cad .• do
to S on .Eatow,
td glesthdYlkedy, est. 101 h. beat Mrr Wilton's cambric,
IW. 90. D. M. tOOgs. h. ft.-5 to 2on dandy.
bir J. Sklley's fanny. 115 b. beat 14 G. H. Cavendish's
Draw, ht. 111 h. 1). M. 1600.-4 to lon 'Nov.
Ida 11:Camodisles Seelestoe, &t: 11h. beat Mr. ah4l(e-,
lines gum of Glebe, OW-21h. Two-year old Cowie, 21)Dp.
—lto 1 no Erdman,
Ld Forey's Spaniard, beat td O 11. Cavendish's Florival,
each. Across the Fl it,llodgs.-5 to 4on Spaniard.
Mr. Slokemear's Tumbler. Om. beat 14 Osford's Poulton,
(it tb. D. 1,10pp.-6 to up Tumbler.
IA Sachille's PON Tst. 71b. ree.6ogs. from Mr. Shakespear's
Waruacrates, Bst. 71b. Across the Flat, 100 gs.
.1110 r Wilton's trches, tee, ft. from Gen. Gower's A,bdiel,
eath. R. M. 20`0es. h. ft.

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Captain Renew, one of the Itidei.de-Camp to
almol ‘VELLINGTON, who. hroughothe accounts to
Government of the late brilliant achievements of
tile British troops, is sun to the late Tncrates
Burma, Esq. of Old Town, many years M. P. and
Treasurer of the Ordnance in Ireland, rst
cousin to the Marquis of WATER/ORD.
The Virginia, Jorecs, which passed the Isle of
Wight on the Bth, from Philadelphia, was boarded
olTSvilly by a French privateer of .14 guns and 150
Ilea, au treated with great politeness, and inform:
ed by the Commander that neither he, nor did he
believe any other privateer out of France, had au.
thority to detain American vends.
Lord'and Lady Haat tto rionsgiletra grand enter.
thirfleat on Friday, at Sattrawr Hoare, near
Plymouth, to a large party of the Nobility; and
Gentry of the surrounding county.
flew slang dictionary irabout to be published,
under the elegant patronage of the Four-in- yand
C 146, which will advance considerably the progrets.
cu amenable literati

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Tie new Drama announced at Covent. Garden
Theatre, ender the title of The Bridal Ring, is
production of REYNOLDS. The music is by
CONDELL. •
The Jews are raising supplies in every horrible
'ay. In all parts of the town we have fraudulent
Nock Auctions, carried on by Israelites under
Christian narnes.—Houses are taken in every leading
Meet for this express purpose, and the most shame.
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depredations are committed on the unsuspecting,
'Oder pretence of selling the property of a gentle.
tee deceased, or an officer going abroad.—A pee-
ion from the Country the other day expended at one
If these soles, ninety-five pounds for furniture not
worth forty.
Crest complaints, and seemingly not without
°Roll, are daily made on the subject of watching
al fighting the streets of the metropolis. When
ee ar of so many houses being broken open dur.
Lng the night, we naturally ask, where was the
"eltl 'man ?--The answer is nut unfair, that he was
!Üb, among the thieves or asleep in his box. The
,1141)1 are generally extinguished by two o'clock in
Ise urning, which is ?crimps a signal for the thieves
!on) liejjc.