The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-22 00:00:00

ORATORIO.

Covairr-traaserr.—Oa Friday eveaine 14e " Messinb" was
performed, acco.ding In the 4.11.. 1.0 Ihr only lame elsee“raeosi.
And, ...rept tepravement Mnl.l bratacir in t • ....claws.
r.r .bents hearlli) newer In 11, 1.1111.010c..mra1. Manch it Ina
Clad.. all folrrqs. II Is lamentable so tre this ; tsie •pirolosi
entertninine..l iiva aura nests. 1 it II in.'re.l pt. ernhtuz to
bear this taisettal asiblitne ilia•natian at nor religent ;wee...nog
ander /11001111 sly sr, 110.1 voice. mot I tralchr tantrums ono., a kith
may he Pit...lied in otatty coore.v• us London. %Le allvde. of
~nitre. to the ma. ..inter, Mr AsaLs •ast a titer 1v0...4 Me
he pleaves. but h• will he a I.•ag liter beta', lie (anvil, e. the
realm that Kraltaßn and She Inv ho'. ~b•.-e Ishene.,
I. .esel,rs,arr Titian and YARDLEY. •vr saletitait, ter
Me-t•.lll,Annal. ISSILLAMT. hod tivori.t.m•it. Ihe ititrtrorf tor
tittle •• pre.D.oece 11001/6 01 • to thr .....c of .• at • f...te tv
lilte R sr hort's Ste." what with the tolorr•I fur, of !Inaott.'
and hrs alio a ~.111 of Meath. .rte... ..1•.11 a-
yr▪
t•..inn,
reosible.l a tig.t rhatit.d in the arlerrer of 'Mat
Clem oh IN Mr. h. .Awe's 110011.. the rnsisuger hineel ane-
w...o-o.lly displayed his ispont.in by pain( tot • from hum
me opining recitative and at. ; and in end it mr•l he• owned
that hi. arrargen.ent rn Mt. less;stel OM the he., cont.!
adnpted I a. Mu. S. E ... Ns Ong errinthi, n.e ..h! tenon of
either ,ea is 10•01.0.01-. 10 111/110.11 h. 1,0•111100%.• ..'..bird - -
It an.. however, as ilfr.r.•l .r and topraper ~,.then ; for ent tt'e
us tenor, so its th, ...kir 1. awl
impart to or tar masonry cleft. I)tiAtts.t. N. Ale ,s 1,5,,,
dors. deported Mental( si AI in the mrg-,lm.orel to !see
sl•lWwitas +e ms to erow fly serf 10 tal.....itaat r.rti tsme ar
bear her. Ne an. 1 rioJect tat her .... , hour 'u. Is. lithe
piece I there are tan blending.--11 is a mete Altro 1.0.4
and *al. It on* aid it le. 13, a •luctitl erotic• oho e• i.e.• it lo-
.iiihdisig an odour, 01 her skill. that she seeped her t ides 4
anetnia the actin magic of Mot taT'S Waver i i• • •iatea Ist
tippreeted by she nt IIANOEI:s. Her es r.... . .
same in recitative or is song : in anise of It wenn dice...fn..
aseansty for sample. its the recitative. were
&c. N hat idea 44 point, al de.cription cam nay ..ur io-
fer arum her ..ddeo dt,..tnint 11.14 re as the words • by
night I" (Sr wh.o at menial eastnesa due, it convey to
shit the Suite trait* a bold rriores-eall pia she Woad •• they- to a
iastp,ifir.int iisniert host en the woe's " weren't.,
afr▪
aid ?' She entail ceriasuly satinet the Irelengs et her ass.
thence with wore isdiaatege : we weds site would make theca-
pertinent.

Advice" from liatevio, to the latter end of Octobe►,
were received on Saterday. The market was over-
run with Murano traders, who were puirkusing
coffee with great avidity, on account of the approach-
ing duty In be laid on all articles eapurted ie foreign
vessels. The Ameticana pay for their cargoes only
in dollars, and their speculating., bad advariced the
price of coffee from 16 to 511 dollars the parcel, ate.
soering to aboot 1401b.avondupuis. The sew duty
will be ten dollars the mad.
The foreign eachanges keep rising ; the improve.
meat in the course of the week just ended, is from
to per rent.; and bullion has fallen very nearly
in the same in ornrtioo.—Gold is now 41. Is. sod
stand ird tile., st. CAL the ounce ; dollars have fallen
to 5.. 53.; bet as their value rlep►nds on the cosset.
cid demand, they cannot be quoted as bullion.
The Amity, which has arrived at Liverpool from
New York, his brought censirlerabl• 'mitt „awl
some extensive orders, tr•, route of the Grit houses ire
Lancashire sod Ycr%shire, rtirolse ly for Ane broad
cloths ; but the coarse and inferior kinds are quite
unsaleable at any price in the American markets,
which ere represenied in these letters es completely
glutted with our common fabric. Cellos wool hag
low in the American markets, that the principal plan.
tens in many district, have coma to a rwsolotiou
of decreasing the wanly grown by them for a gine

The A•strian Archduke MAXIMILIAN embarked it
D.,ror en Friday. Ctlais, under • salete hem the
gong on the heights.
Tye Persisu Anthassednr, ours at Path, on his
tray to Euattnd, is the urn. ot.n was in London
se-to ).a.. ago. 'The ,atclivt ae.
efftlll.4PlTl him bet been so cl•o-ply confined since her
errig.l et PerW, ttrit tord a sioq4l- twrs-on has been
014.. to oboofin s ?1.1,%1 h.r, though thousionds daily
c,,,wel round hi. amyl, in she s•;ro holm of a glimps..

egmststnog, Mgmcit ID --Th• CIA Net LLCM'S
Sold medals for the hest profit loots isi cl4..sic•l learn.
'nig among the commencing flichelors of Arts, !Pero
ye•derilay ailjudrd to Mr. T. l'uo:lr.rt rrini'y C.l.
leg,. and Mr. A. M. WALt. Or St..intan't Co!IrAP. Wo
ire iiformed filet the Lord Bishirt of I. ut:, ire is to
be tßos!stetl to tie See of Peterbwough.

NEW COLONY IN CANADA,

ON THE PRINCIPE
orPERATION UNITY AND NUIUAL
CO-O.
Isleo** to tkootoods I Calaty at Erothetly thitio I
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It is in agitation to fiend a Colony on the ancient
flimflam plan, unetioned by apostolical usage, of
living in commits sod enjoying • community of goods. '
In this establishment, as each will labour for all,
sod all for each, portentl property will be unknown;
sod ell lest of private gain, engendered by so imper-
fect organisation of society, will be sacrificed at the
shrine of public felicity.
To carry this project Into esecation, s fertile tract
of laud, consisting of some thousands of acres. is
sae the point of being purchased and yeti. Iles-
issodusee and artisans of every sort are invited to
this colonisation. We lender the right hood of fel.
lowahip to the honest and industrious of every de.
ocription of People, whatever be their religious or
political faith.
Want of feeds will not famish a reason for the
Sselesion of any colonist ; and, on the other hand,
it will be a fundamental law of this establishment,
that whatever properly sissy by adventurers be lost
Into the mimeo stock will be considered as a loan,
mid refunded to them or their assignees on d►mand.
•The Colony will be situated within the bounds of
/weer Canada, and under the protection and con.
tree% of his Majesty's Government. All -promos
wise are willing to embark. in this enterprise are Is.
quested to address themselves to the Subscriber ppr-
**sally or by letter. They will specify their coon.
try, age, profession, number of children (if married),
property, ke. Nu letter will he received hat from
principals, nor unless post-paid. Every letter to
Mar en its superscription the words " Coigs,' of
Scotherly Union:.
As soon as a 'efficient number of applicants shall
We enrolled their names, notice will be given by
pablie advertisement to convene, and digest a code of
laws and regulations for the establishment.
S. CLLYELAND BLYTII.
Crostr.nt I nivel. Canada,
9d Dec, lSttt.

It is understood that Ministers have it in contem-
plstion to raise supplies for the year, witbost having
recourse either to finding, or to a loan. The Bank,
h is said, is to take three millions of I:ache/jeer hills,
bearing interest at 21d. per dies, and the re-
maining three Wiliam, which are all that will be
reciaireti, will be, it is likewise said, but we trust,
without foundation, raised by • duty nn malt. The
for the nigh% quarter, compared with the
corresponding quarter of the last year, will fall short,
as mieht have been expected, in the Customs ; but
in the Evolve there will he a large surplus, more than
sufficient to cover the deficiencies of every other de-
partment.
Rear-Admiral JOHN lIARVET, is the Antelope,
50, Captain G. Saves (b), 'unveil on Wednesdry
from the Leeward Islands, haring been relieved in
the command on that station by Rear-Admiral U.
Careen:, who arrived at Barbadoes in the Salis-
bury, 50, Captain Jour WiLsost, on the 261 b Ja-
nuary. The Antelope 'ailed from Antigua on the
Slat of Jammu., where she left the Euryalus frigate,
Captain 11111111SION. The Salisbury was at Barba-
does and the Fly and Raleigh sloop* at some of the
other islands. The whole of the sqsadron, as well as
the different islands, were very healthy and had been
so for some time. The crew of the Antelope are
likewise all well. Sickness to a considerable ex-
tent had broken out among the troops at Tobeen,
and enonnived great havock. It estended to a few
of the in,. illitauts, bet when the Antelope left
the %% cat I wiles the malady had subsided eon-
eiders, it in that island. Trinidad had else suffered
from laser in the months of August, September, and
October ; the sickness was confined exclusively to
the troops. and by the lest accounts they waif per.
fectly healthy. The irked of St. Ctriatopbsr's had
likewise suffered greatly from fever. It was becom-
ing mere healthy. (inventor Parasite died of the
facer a short time ;twines to the snit' ,g of the An-
telope, and many respectable inhabitants and some
efeere had fallen victims. Th. Antelope the two
last years enjoyed a more perfect state of salubrity
then she could have done in any other climate, only
sae person having died ow beard of her during that
period. Captain itOnEIIT BOYLE, It. N. came home
is the Antelope, and an officer and soma lava.
lids from the 2cl and 63d regiments. Six men, late
belonging to the 60th regiment, who have been sen-
tenced to transportation to New Soeth Wales, were
likewise brought home in t!..e ship, and have slice
been removed to Portchester Castle. Rear-Admiral
11a shack his nag on Friday. and proceeded
to London, and the Antelope sailed on Saturday
morning for Chatham, to be paid off.—(lleispshire
Chronicle.)
Colonel HARVEY, Military Secretary to the Doke
of Wat.t.imcienx in his several campaigns, has sec-
ended beetenent•Colonel CHAPMAN, as Secretary
to the Master-Greeral of the Ordnance. Tim latter,
it is said, retires on a pension.
A most beautiful suit of tapestry, consisting of five
pieces for the walls of • room, 14 chain, and as
many stool covers, were exhibited last week at the
Ceatoet-lsome, haring beets stopped as contraband,
and being, as was said, intended for the Isdy of a
greet military Commander. Their escellener is said
to have been so greet that it was hardly possible, bet
by touch, to have ascertained whether they were the
production of the pencil or the needle. They are
said also to be the work of some Flotentioe Nuns,
and their estimated valet, In this country, about
40001. They were reposed to view at the Custom.
house for public sale, which drew immense crowds to
view them, when on a sadden there arrived an order
from the Treasury to withdraw them from the sale,
sad they were immediately covered with canvas to
macesl them from public view.
Notwithstauding the complaints of the decline of
trade at Hamberalt, that city is one of the gayest
places in the world. At the lost public masked ball,
then were not lets than 3000 persons present.

Sir DAVID BAIRD is in sectiod to the Government
of Kinsale, vacant by the death of Sir Coliseum
Covesit. Lord Beatty°ao is to get the eilth
Feet; end Sir Commie DIIVIIISOND IS to bR Colonel
of the 88th Re sment. the room of his Lordship.
It Is reported that We Duke of WtLLINOTON will
tally an Chuir at the approaching dieser of the Phil
Clods on the 'Nib of blip

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