The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-01-27 00:00:00

On Saturday the For Club had a Meeting 114
dined together in commemoration of the AuniverArr
of the Birth-day of the late Mr. Fox. Lord St. John
was in the chair, and he was supported by Eat
Grey, the Marquisses of Lansdowne and Tavistork,
Lord Erskine, Lord Ponsonby, Sir Arthur Pigkat,
Sir Samuel liomilly, Mr. Whitbread, General Fez.
patrick, Mr. Adam, Mr. Adair, Mr. Homer, M.
Martin, Mr. I.ktvii Erskine, Mr. Kinnaird, Mr.
Barnett, and a number of other Gentlemen.
Dukes of Norfolk, Bedford and Devonshire, the
Marquis of Downshire, the Earl ef Albemarle, Lard
Holland, Sir John Auhyn, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Pol.
sonby, Mr. Ald. Combe, Mr, Byng, and other
visited persons, were prevented only by previous en.
gagements or illness from being present, to testify tkir
affect ionate respect for the memory of this exalte,l
triot, and their cordial approbation of his
—The Anniversary was also to be observed in EtlM.
burgh, where Lord Kinnaird was to preside at a nu.
merues meeting of the Whigs of Scotland.—.% mty:.
ieg was advertised to be held in Newcastle, of whirl
Sir M. W. Ridky, Sir John Eden, Sir C., Bale's.,
Mr. Lambton, and other eminent characters wet"
Stewards. Meetings were also to be held in
liu, Br:feol, Norwich, and other places, from 1,0
recoft,,ct ion of his arduous and persevering efforts!'
the cause of IMsrty, civil and religious, and from
the full conviction, that it only by the intimate
union of the Aristocracy and Dmocracy in 2116
maintenance of the principles asserted at the Rovqlt:.
tiou, that we can hope to repair the injuries wiiiet
the undue influence of the Crown has occ,asionot,
and to save the Empire by the quiet, safe, and ter.
tails course pointed out by the Constitution.

On Saturday morning, one of the Deal conches, in
turning the corner of a street in Canterbury too
sharply, was upset, whereby the passengers were
much bruised and injured. One of the inside pas-
sengers, a Captain in thi Navy, who was proceeding
to town on leave, had several of his ribs broke.
A Return of the number of Persons charged with
criminal offences, committed to the different gaols in
the cities of Landon and Westminster, and county'of
Middlesex, for tile!, at the several Sessions held at
the Old Bailey, in the years 1806,,1807, 1804, MB,
and 1810:—.
I IFOS 1807 111308 1 Int 2 1, A
I
Nomber of Permits ......... , 859 1017 i 1110 1140;11'i

• A few days ago a chimney-sweeper, being
gaged from Ituntingdott to perform the duties t,f Lis
vocation at the house of Pointer Stanley, 1.;q;.
Little Paxton, went over night, in order to
mence his business early next morning ; and b,t 4
warm stable allotted lt:m for his bed-chamber. Si,::
time in the night the boy was awakened by a ttoi,t'
the door, and imagining it to be one of the.serv,.''i
who had come to call him, cried out, " I'm a e..L
ing." Not being long at his tlilet, he soon cht :t
his appearance, when three fellows, supposed to
horse-stealers, taking little sweep fol. one of B. -
bub's imps, se:.t to fetch them post haste to t::c i -
fermi regions, immediately scampered o 6•, arai Le,
more made their appea rattc,e,

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Mlt.r.va'• Wharf. 4 rtiere. Sails.
Comet (Cummings), Leith 21 Jan. 2 Feb. --9, P.M.
Trusty ( Batlang..it ), dn. 19 I9J Jan. '2, P. M.
DOWVE'S Wharf. I
Alert (Mil/on:lid), Inverness
Dundee 15
Forth (l'olloch‘. Leith
Hope (Dutton). do.
Dispatch (Lyon), Duodee

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I Evening. 45 ininutvatior

BIRTHS.
Oa Saturday last, the Lady sof Henry Owes', E.
list-road, Exeter, of a daugMer.
Oa Tuesday last, at Old Windsor Lodge, th., lady al*
(•'`
Stevens, Esq. of a daughter. -

On Monday, at Piwton, Izacatbire. Charles. Whitaker, r::i.
of Roe Fields, in that enmity, to Eliza, eldest daughter o:
Al. P. for Preston.
On Wedat • av last, at St. OunegeN, Monnver-square.
Adams, Esq. Architect, of Slopeatittse Devon, to ea•oi.i,,
youngest a:it.ghter of the late Francis lOteutley, l'sq. I:. Al__

jar. 5

• • ED.
At Rowboat, Backs. on the 11th inst. Aso, the ?Wed •
ter of Joseph Lucas, E. Uri. j
Oa the ?let inst. at Facto:l-place, Huntingdonshire,
Pointer !lewdly, Esq. aged 62. •
Oa *ell& inst. Ann Marls, aged 104, the oldest inbrbit..st
hi St. James part* Bath.
Oa Priday last, at her .bouie at Brampton, aged RI.. no •
Amy Johnston, relict of the late Sir W. Johnston,Dart• r'
althea.,
Thandai last;.th Oi;mt Rasaell-Mreet, Vim Aan Muigan,
ceiliOnaL •

;IX,SI !Mated nig Iftbibbet by it Loratm, ai 91e
STAranitif Ames, 87. Fleet-street. •