The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

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Doves, JOLT 7.—On Friday the Delight. Captain
Vernal, arrives! at Dover, with a courier, and eleven
men and one woman, miserable looking fellows, under
his care. They went to the Alien Olbee, and from throve
to the Paris Hotel; and hundreds of spectators, all of
thens shocked to see such a set of creatures come to
England, for the purpose of depriving her Most Orations
Majesty of her rights and titles. They engaged the
foreign mail-roach to carry them to London; bat the
disapprobation of the inhabitants was worked up to snrh
a height, they were afraid to go with the mail. By
this tune the worthy Magistrates, and their constables.
olio. by the bye, were supposed to be asleep when her
Majesty arrived at Dover, were particularly vigilant to
get them safe from this place. At length a post-coach
and four was prepared, and seven of them got in.
with the blinds close, and stet off, guarded with the
gooier, mayor's-serjeant, and constables. A chaise and
pair followed, with constables; and a second chaise took
up the last three. When they reached the market place,
a volley of stones broke the windows and fractured the
chaise; the chaise door was opened two or three times,
but the earriags going so very fast, the people escaped
with one of them having his cheek cat with a stone.
Fearing to go through the loyal City of Ortmeelsory,
they took the road to Maidstone, and with a broken
carriage they pr ed to London. Well aught the
Hon. Members ofVHouse of Commons say they were
raked up in Italy, for they appeared to be miserable
wretches on their landing at Dover.
P. S. I forgot to say most of them bad knapsacks, and
not one of the porters would carry them to the hotel—
they were obliged to carry them themselves.

Hcawica. JILT 9, 1990.--Considering It Ma) be of some
interest to you sad the public to ham what has beeves of
the persons wbo leaded at Dover, said to be witnesses against
thellseen,. I, write you to say the following embarked here ) es-
terday oil board the Earl of Leicester packet, for Holland :
Casens, Nartleella, Animals Tashi, (Aldine, all ritizens
of Como ; and Carts, whose suite the other Aar are said to
be of. The wretched appearance of these creatures beggars
deserlptlow ; It excited the divest of all who saw them.
This day eleven more of these wretched animals, tutees
whets was a woman, arrived from Loadoe, sod embarked
for Hollaad'on board the Priam of Orange, Capt. T. Midge,
who was ordered to all express. It was withdillicohy they
(maid be persuaded to quit their seats, through fear of some
ehastieenteat upon their plums. Would that all the people
of gogland were to see the perms* who are to be wllotwars
epithet per Quires !--how just so estimate might they Arm
of their respeetalallity.—We have an Alien lammeiager here
from London, who ashes it his busters' to tomb. the
Names of all primes leaded from our packets, and reports at

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intim Lactoi.—Altbough we have to ISMOOIIOtt the
loss of the Nurr. which took out the last division of
the Irish Legion that sailed from this country, we have
the pleasure to state, that no lives were lost, and that
Colonel Lyster, Lieut.-Colonels Brooke, Young, and
the Baron do Reinhold ; Majors Heise and Sights,
with Doctor Aeheson, sod all the other °awes and
poen of the division were moll, pod is high litbat
gluon, on the 1411 of rep.--.(Doilla
Poet.)
fiIiSKILOAL D'ETll.lll7To—Tht friends of this au&
able but auch-ealainniated Gentleman will bit happy
to hear that &crowds have born received front him.
and the young Gentlemen who accompanied him, of
the date of the 49th of May. Casemate O'Coaiell
has had a latter from his son, who accomponled Ge-
neral D'Rvereux, with the rank of Cornet ; It rains
by the George, of Liverpool, and states that the entire
party were In the best health and spirits, after a most
agreeable passage, and were then within ten (lap soil
of Barliadoes. The greatest abundance of all kiwis
of previsions had been laid in, and nothing eosid ex-
ceed the attention of the tiemeral to all his rompenition.
There were letters also from the Rev. Mr. O'Neil**.
who is gone oat as Chaplain. We may expect to bear
of their arrival by the next packet from the West Indies.
and we can answer for it that none of the Geatiessen
who have now gone out will return without kere.—
(Hit)
MOTTINO TO ADOZCIO Tit QUOilio-
-1311 Monday last, a neuserees and respectable Meeting
took place at the Court-house, in Wakefield, ter the
purpose of taking into consideration u the propriety
of presenting a dutiful and loyal Address to her Ma-
jesty. ou her retsra to this country. and also of
ees-
doleece for the severe losses she has sustalaed durlag
her residence abroad." After several able speeches
from Mr. Thompson, Mr. Johowa, Mr. Spicer, the
Rev. M. J. Naylor, and Capt. Wood, the Address was
adopted unanimously, and will be forwarded to the
County Members for presentation to the Queen.
We observe it stated I. the London Papers, that
" Lady Douglas, who souse years ago made a eenspi.
ewes Agin in the 'NW*e isnestigetioa of that pe-
rind, now resides at Edinburgh. This Lady, we
thought, had resided ever since is Coventryi" &di
of them stateinows may have been applicable to • ISM
" delicate" crisis than the present: we have pn sty cer-
tain grounds for stating, that Lady Douglas cross not
new -reside in Edinburgh.—(Estfohargkiter.)
On Saturday night, at Glasgow. there wen a proud
renewal of the disturbances between the inhabitants WIC
the military ; bus-nothing very destructive earned. TWo '
respectable members of the Corporatinti of Balers. one
of diem a special constable, were hashed at the Ileot of
Gibsos.street, whilst iaterferiag is noted pet ca. OW
of the soldiers said, Run the th the hart."
and instantly one of them sallied out with
I and obliged them to consult their safety by. stet
of the way. The stabbing of a dog in t
excited great indignation in dm rrowd.r-(
Cinn.vsonse.—The Wangle* Adverffser gives Two
following account of a ludicrous cositroversy, eilleb,
its progress, has been threatening
ences:—" This fashionable place br
ththrown into no little agitation by the ap •
pamphlet, written by Dr. Neale, the object of w wee
I to recommend the Old Well ip opposition to the
Flier and Sherbert., Spas, which the Dotter intimates':
were agolnoated. Disputes epos the subject haw ran
very high; two of the Lc,
end Captain . (we of
den ar N. C., and one of Drilisaktemmectiehe
to have bad a veroting on Yew* mg;
Magistrates, hearing of the eppsimmeet, bele the
te bell is meb. On the ohm day three
who have themselves very wseeplesessisrthe
=se.li were em emitted I. the /user, Ayr being i
paraded through the streets."