The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-20 00:00:00

and delicate. On the Tickets for atini;ssion into ii'est-

which they call fortifying a place. Hut
driven from the ramparts by the Weeks the first day.
wbo occupied the town without losing a man. The
next day the citadel began to tire and some houses
were damaged; but it was reduced on the 10th, the
Ureeks having received some artillery from Hydra.—
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minster•hall and Abbey, on the Coronation of George
the Posirth, is an inipre.sion of the design for the Mo. .
aliment to be erected to the memory of his Royal Pre-
decessor and Parent, the revered G..orge the Third.
It is n ith pleasnre we announce to the useful
and industrious classes of society, that an institut:on
whirls holds out to them, without ri.lc, all the benefits
which have hitherto been attainable only by Benefit
S:ociety, is established In Threadneoille-street, under
the p stronage of some of the first characters in the
country ; and, from the leading featnr...s of the princi-
ple on which it is conducted, it hids fair, in our opi-
nion, to be of more real servi •e to those whose only
support is their own lab.mr, than any oth r society or
company now extant, particularly as it appears free
from those errors and miscalculations which hare sap-
r.d the foundation and been Ilte ruin of an many
Benefit Societies, and we cannot do a snore real ser-
vice to our readers, than to recommend it to their se-
rious notice.—(l7rle ;bk.) _ _

Aecc.etvret or lioNatt.taTc.—When the late Em-
peror of the French was in Egypt, he had a Jiame-
lithe attendant, who was particularly attached to him,
'ridden leaving leis side. One even nom, Napoleon, af-
ter the fatigues of a scorching day, retired to Lis
tent, and was fur some time empluytel in writings
sleep at lenzth overcame him, and, tvlei e sleeping,
the plume which he wore in hi• hat nodded ever the
light which wan on the table, and was instantly it; a
blaze ; the faithful but unfortunate Alamelake, who
stood centinel at the entrance, rneebed in to extinguish
the tire; the Emperor, suddenly awei:ened by the
noise, and unable in the confusion to distingnish be-
tween friend and fee, suatche I his nisto% Irma the
titled, and that heart which so f titleftefly beat received
the fatal contents ; he fell, and N.p.elcon never fcr-
cot nor forgave the rashness tow.;rels one so true.
We feel great pleasure in aelnouncing to the public
the estahlishment of two Stuns Packets between
Bristol and Cork, to sail twice every treek.—(See Ade.)
Cons EXCHANGE, JULY 20.—We it;:vu hail a good
supply of Wheat from Suffolk since Mondar, and a con-
siderable quantity of that day's arrival Ito ti Erna and
Kent, remaining on band, produced a large show of
samples for this morning's market, yet those of fine qua-
lity sold on full as good terms as on Monday, but no
.ales could be effected of the inferior qttalitv.—Barley is
Irons Is. to •2s. iwr quarter cheaper, bevies/lead supi it
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Clot er ..41. Os. to 31. 6-44: I
4.1.0
Leitplon : Etlitod. Muted, mod Plbl'serd • the or
"Tits STATiow "TliF Ogy': • rerges'•NsadlaY
Paper) No. 191, Streo4. opposite ar.Gloaout's
by R. WARDNI.I% Jac, LL. B.: t • whew ell Colas
Onion. le. are requested to be addellesea.

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saw a built.' from Norfolk and 5W4,14.-0111* are ratbrr cheaper, the
arrivals of that day being oousideraW.—ln Beans and
On seeing peas no a • ti.
themsely I S.m AitarT.—Th plr of
They 11, Iket this inn i 10..-
n, seitiEnce of t it are in
the gat • a ..! ine .v. •.
they were I .• HAN' AND FTRATV rF. It LOAD.
_ „.__. j___ i Flay ....X. Ws. to 41. 10s. f State —lle Ss. to U. 165.