The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-01-22 00:00:00

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early asTreribile, the follewingevract
.from a prime!' o'clock oasis afternoon ; we Lave the galenist's.; hew
letter, Ich ' yesterday received from Jamaica, dated ewer, to add, that his absence will not be of a protracted
the 9th of November : . • satire; ins Royal Highness Is expected to return:lm*, ultulatieen,
Your °boding servant, ' this day se'unight. Doves, Jaw. 211,-t4Tlb, Brie Soesera,. hems. from
J. BTimasi". M. a The inclemency of .the weather during_the last sad mare", ibe Bemis, *a., kke is maaraw, kay, sear
8, Gerrard-street, Naliwagetare, Jen. fl, ISM, present week, confined the Regent much to Moll= a, ~ this
• rOistallotte, morning.
,The off* and cage are
" Nue have the awful effects of this dreadful malady row and the .Palaes precincts,—his Royal Hi
(alluding to the yellow-fever} been confined to as. Its howiteer, was twice on huriebatk in public, when every 4 safe., bar the *sael is a caintplate wreck.
ravages have eetincled. hi &peculiar degree, through- demonstration of attachment and pleasure at behlilding 1 Powormsiern; Jett. IL—Arrived the Bzpreee, jar-
out the army. The brave eiseepsecond regiment hies, met hire on all parts of his ride. ' vett, from Witiedene, sod tailed •aktfin floe Loooloo.
have been sufferers to an alarming extent. Twenty His Royal Highness had neither dinner hot etc:lol4 - sena,' kisiggiaary4a Ail; camennt et a cruise. It bay
of its gallant Deicers, and upward of two hundred party on Monday, owing to Madame Ferrari having I . ,___,
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of its private men, the lameetable contagion has obtained the.lionour of his immediate patronage to her ibIoa444INFIT7 Ewa leet night and this meeting, lout
swept away in the short period of five weeks.— Concert at the Old Ship Rooms, a patronage with:his- ' shehalhifteeds the uteruses.
Amongst those who have fallen victims, in the list of dined oar whole microcosm of nobility and ratifies ht.! )10rIfit Dome, Jan. 26.—Til. sloop Providence.
Officers, lam very sorry to include our excellent and be there, resknlng all other engagements, Auld gitiag I shaft%
universally respected friend, Dr. Thomas, Surgeon of the that brilliance in number and rank to the Concert-room, ,_ froni Alemouth to Sanderleed, was driven on
upon •.!.e south part of the Ikrd-sand ;
Regiment, his dear child, and amiable lady. The child docii, it ever, witnessed in this part of the world before, ! snore yesterday
died on the 2J, Mrs. Thomas on the sth, and the Doc'Do Wednesday, the Lord Steward and Marchioness, it is espeeted that both vessel amid cargo will be saws!.
tor, a loving father, a tender and affectionate husband, sod Lady C. Vernon, dined with the ltegeot, bat there 1 '—Alan, yesterday eftertiden, dialog a heavy gale firm
on the 7th September, the one thusfollowing the other was no party on Thursday. 1 the N. E. the Thomas and Alrey, of Myth ; Providence,
in rapid and mournful 'accession. Our departed friend Lord and' Lady Holland alighted at the Pavilion as r tub aj
n dll 1 . nun an Ann, of Newcastle; Resolution,
is succeeded by a Dr. Strachan, a clever and excellent Weluesday evening, on a visit of inspection, and Me ..-
young man, and a countryman of our own. It is truly pressed themselves highly gratified at the d
.14.6. aid i Bell -and Three Brothers, of Blyth, *ore all drove on
melancholy to reflect, that a Regiment, whose officers alwastiag twagaifiresee of the greed suite of apartment.* I shore. The Three Brothers has gooe to please, and
have always been distinguished 'Tor their urbanity of there. These rooms arc new shortly expected to be 1 the Reaolotien has lest all her toasts, but the l'eutaileire
manners, end gentlemanly and correct deportment, and eoespleted, suit in readiness for splendid and general I are expected to be get off with damage.
the men for their uniform steadiness and propriety of , ere,
behaviour, who have foe ht in must of the Preineekse Though the weather has rehired in its severity, we 1
engagements, and who ifite gl Penzance, JAN. 19.—1 t has blows a gale all lest
sad lasdasel, ittlealve es el-mimeos of charitable exertions ip behalf of night fans 8- to S. W., with a heavy swell. Several
bled on the memorable plains of °lrVirtleiriroo, should thus the poor. The fund which has been created for 6 err valet% ha% Mimi is sour piers cad,-lye seetiss ow
be doomed to lose their lives is a country, where there relief exceeds 14101.! the greater portion of which has based each other, they have remind considerable da-
is every probability of their falling victims to a pestilen- already been judiciously appropriated in food, fuel, and
mag,
taut disorder." nothing.-The benevolent spirit of the town has bees
azgatz:=n in fall activity during the whole of the week. AtteLlialta, JAN. 19.—rise brig Ctuixer, Mulleader,
RELIEF of the DESTITUTE owl 110 USELESS -- - I, of Yarmouth, is on her beam-ends, on a reef of rocks,
POOR. Harry's Furlong. The crew are 'opposed to have
MR ROYAL HIGHNEWS TUN DUKE OF kltifT. I plrtirshed. The vessel begins to break up. No best can
go on boatel; and, as the wind blows hard from the
northward, she sill go to pieces next tide.
BRAVINIARIB, Jars. 28.—The sloop Catharine, Jose.
frees Liverpool to Pulkelly, founderel on 'Tuesday sight
off the Drumhead. The crew landed yesterday soar the
Red Wasp bay. The Captain died shortly afterwards,
and a boy died in the boat.—The sloop Hero, of Ban-
ger, is also Wet- crew saved ; another sloop% in com-
pany, it is (rated, is also lost.

...0014 .U/I.llE—Veiled tie Triumph, Street, for the
-salied.for the River, the 4rcht-
ilifatt. efeti, Liehops- esi •entaAteti, em.es

It is with great concern we lay before out leaden the
following Bulletins of the state of his Royal Highness's
!width ; from the last of which it appears that, yesterday
morning. his Royal Hithness was considerably worms
and his Amager much increased :
" Woelbreok Cottage. Sidmotak. Jas. IS, 19i0.-11. a. m.
" His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent evoerismeed, lad
night, considerable increase of his et mplabst, bat we Iliad
his Royal Highness somewhat better this morning.
(Signed) " J. WeLson, ht. D.
" W. D. M ATM(' M. 13."

" Prowthr•ok Cottage, SidmtoalA. Jam. IR 19110.—5, ..1.
,• Ills Royal Highness the fluke of Kent has be/ mono
comfortable sleep, and is at precept la a move favoutabla
state.

•' J. WlLsom, M. D.
" W. G. Miaow, N. D."
" Sklasouth. Merton. Jam. 20. 18110.-1, a. as.
" Since the date of our last r port, his Royal Illgtsess
the Duke of Kent is become much worse, and his dieter is
considerably increases!.
(Signed) " J. Wit.son, M. D.
" W. U. MaTos, N. D."

(Signed)