The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-17 00:00:00

1143IDURGH AND DUIVH MAILS.

CAASTin MAT 3.-1111 Royal Highness the Elector
kas takes the genie moieties as the Kim of Prussia,
respecting the strident. heloagiug to the Electorate,
who study at the Univenity of Jess ; they meat all
come back to complete Unit studies iu tise Lialretsities

residesee
sister of the remiss Departmeals, K. Mopes, who
►as resided here easy years, es Romeo Ambassador,
sod is highly respected, will leave Berlin es soon as
the solo is estitety gerieladed. His yoseger brother
earceirds him as A.besatlot.

Batsmen, Mat 4 —We lud k our Gwen. the
fallow'', article, dated Mown, April 21 :—" The
(ley before yesterday Professor Arens, who is et the
some thee Member of the Somme Coon of Appeel,
accompanied by the Secretary sods /demagog from
the University, mod with a leckeekh, west to the
lodgings of several atedests, sod eves of some per.
sons who ere not students, sod Piked t►eir papers.
Having met with some opposites''a from a person who
Is sot e modest, sod not subject to the jorisdictiou
of the University, he sea for a gesrd sad showed s
piper, by which, as be said, the Wet Astherities of
the country c..mosisalosed hiss to seal op the papers
of all the eterksts who were suspected of forming
secret essociatittos, sod to do the seem nee I. the
dwellings of peruses who are sot of the somber of
modest., sod where there was reason to suspect that
every thing of the kind might be found. Professor
Arens rowed the rooms of severs! students who
were absent, and me those of Dr. Lebold."

FAAIIIIIONT, MAT 8.—.111 negotiations for tot.
Moe the differences between Bavaria and the Grand
Botchy of Bolen upon a basis agreed span at the
Congress of Ais•la•Cbspelle ars terminated, but the
result of time is mot yet medal public. The Sete's'
Territorial Committee considers itself at dimolved,
and M. Von Hombold Will go inemedistely to Berko.
BAUSSILII, MAT I I.—Plaillot IlAcrois has desisted
from his appeal to theCoort of Comeliest, and merely
sues for the clemency of the King. May Paris Jou-
nal. have spokes with • degree of coolidenco of au
approaching journey which his Majesty the Emperor
Alesander desigmed to take to Btassels. We i.e.
pod reason for belleviog that this sews, *hid, If k
had been confirmed, *mild have been very agrmiabie
to all the Belgisas, is unfounded.
Bausests, MAT 13.--Arcoarits from the Nation
of Spain state, that oa the Ist of this math the Cas•
tom Houseeofficors at Boutitrous, in N , wised a
bale of seditious pamphlets and papers, which it was
attempted to istrodere into Spain by ea onfrogemited
route over lbe Pyrenees. T►e 111111114611 f w•e walled
and taken to the prima of Parap•lesta.

o'clock, the cereetney .•s performed of laying the
corner move of the heildiag for thie leMitetien.
foe'coed in the stone wee deposited, steered in a
leaden este, • glass WIMP, whataielog several of the
gnld, Oyer, and Leppert, colas of the United States,
and the following haecription, beastifely yfrinted en
vellum paper :
" O• the 19th day of the month, April, in the
43d year of the ladeptndenee of the United Sesies of
America (being the year 1819 of the Chtistisa era,)
••This the Corise•Sfewe of the Beak of the United
States, was laid by Lasted** Chaves, President, sad
and Jetted's. Smith, Cashier.
s• Attended by Niche's' fiddle, John Coaselly,
James C. Fisher, sod Joshes Uprise-ell. the Wild-
ing Committee; William St risklaad, A rchkect ; Adam
sod Thomas Tregesir, Marbie.meoess ; Philip hostas
Commie, ; Daniel Greets and J. S. Walter, Brick.
layer,.
•• Aad a oemeree, amembiage of As Chien, of
Philadelphia.••

P•siesw OF W Aare Roll•.—Holieay as i►e NW/. Oars.

THE STATESMAN.

LON DON :
• MONDAY. MAY 17, 1819.

—.ow--
SANK AFFAIRS.

We predicted the coming miseederstanding be-
tween this greet, Ibis insatiably coyote's Company
of Merchants and the Crimmins of the Ezent-
✓lM They would deal with him If they could, es
certain avaricious gamesters would with the key,e of
clubs or diamonds: i. e. pot him at the belief* the
perk, bet Ming him uppermeat whenever they please.
Th.., we ere sere, they will not do, for we have
u denied that honesty might be se ingredient
in the composition of this Minister. They base dealt
' •Ith him as they pleased often, and bite turned !hotel
Idealises to their own profit, sad the oetioe's •Imis
het then, poor Goodman, he did net discover the
tendency of the transactions; and if be had, he sigh
have said, when be took their paper money for his
mere, I sell you poises at year solicitation, bet it is
1" my necessity, and not my will catmints MO is it."
The poison, bones'', his been dealt eat largely, end
101 l the veins and arteries of trade have been choked
op with it, and the commercial circeletion of rum.
men, nearly at a stand—e oedema! palsy is threaten-
ed. The Times of this de,. a Paper which is of late
grows reasonable in its relections end conjectures,
bet which his mush to stone for by blowing with
bunting cheeks the trumpet of unnecessary war for
years together, to the tone of 4 or 300 usHilows"ed
money now justly arraigns the conduct of the Dices.
tors of the lisok,hot recommends the treating tbesawitb
knoracy. We say no, treat them with severiti, for
they have had no mercy on the country ; and as well
as remising an universal rapacity, they would employ
a malignant segos against that part of the press (oar
readers will know which eritheet being told) that hes
presumed to speak freely, though truly, of their met.
calory dealings with the people. Is their letter to
the Minister from the Committee of Treesery, dated
15th Jan. 1810, efts, referring to the ss lion at
Fife-booty, upon the various points respecting a con.
tinbance of the Issuing their flimsy substitute for
money, kg. they propose,

" A 1.., whether soy Nod what prereedhee It heeesses thee t•
sake vilest a descrlptiess of presage. who. by their weiligas,
are endeavouring to decry the piddle credit of she c..ootty, aad
ta wilier these pewees whew duty it is to roainteio it.
The Direction base se maims hope that his 111.jeety's
veromoot will efookier It to be go improper upplicattpo of i
authority, se become Use Prosecutors is the wow flseraot of slave
ram sad set let the task fall epee Geettesee, she, frees ihr
delicacy of their esolle.-wla/ tryst, ore very meth averse to he-
mp* the Meade(' et their ewe repot:Moo, otiloigh to No-
poly averted."

This is the imperious' in imperio, w►ich we have be.
feet spoken of. They wosid iwae, eat only their
paper money, bet their prosecullotra at pleasere—
they geoid retain net merely Jack Ketch to be the
" and ail" of their pretentious, bet Mr. ATTOII-
- LIIIBIAL lb eommeste them; in shott, as the
Ministers have obtained the pasting of en Act to
snake whatever shoeld be said to bring their Govern-
ment into disrepute, sedition; so would they ►ave a
law to make that treason which tends to listen the
raise of their Bank note! !—Even though it were to
be sold ate diurnal of 30 per cent. which, we ate
sore, would be the ease at no great distance of time.
The Farmers Gementl of the tales of France, pet
the first reveletioaary wheel of that country in me-
ting s the Farmers General of the Paper-tea in
land are defog it now hat wish mere sapidity. The
careetry has bete overcharged with thia inflammable
and consuming staff; it is @boot to take fire: hitherto
the progress towards ignition has been by a slow.
welch : the conduct of the bombardiers (the Direc-
tors) hes quickreed the slow creeping fire, and it
shall be ter pert to warn the honest pert of the
Public, to avoid as mach as possible the dreadful ef.
Nets of the etplosles. BUIIST IT DIVOT, whatever the
honest, truth-telling Courier says to the contrary.
Will he be bold enough to ram and ;:lock the fuse out of

We bad that, in one instance, the Minist►y have
suppressed an estreeagant abow,hefore the toed rust/
of public indignities has been pertirelerly directed
satinet it. The Lord, of the Travesty base sig.
niksd to lbw Sterfkeeper•General, that his see.
Vices being so tenger relished, his departereat trUI
be transferred to the Tressery, Is the Commis.
Grist was et the *ad of tile war. The conduct
perused by the Ministry ea this occesine hes been
most predate, for it has prevented the espesare
of the nemerees jobs which bee, taken piece is
that department. We are shocked sad disqested„
however, to Irani, that as*. all similar occa•tons the
economy that might be premised Heresies this aldose
lien. will be in a great mestere detested, by the per.
tiosideres adherence or the Ministry to the comes
sod wasteful system which has indeed planed our
ill-fated collets'', into the very gelph of bankruptcy.
The retirement of the Storekeeper-General will add,
remit sr saponother pension to tits t already eureka's.
ed list. It seems to be the established Tele that we Deb.
he reactionary who has eajoyed a !iterative Aar, frees
the perquisites sod salary of which be has perhaps
amassed no inconsiderable fortune, shell be dismissed
*hen his department by asychenge of circemstamisee

becomes utterly useless, • filmset eetailirtg on
poverished and over.herthersed countrymen, se es.
erasagest life annuity for p.m N./tides more thee
seMciesstly remenersted at the waste& of !beer per.
formesce. This is sot the way is which nor soldiers
end seamen were treated whim their services were no
leaser seeded. They were discarded with more cold
apathy respecting their retort fete thous airy mon of
ordinary humanity would dries a dog from his
door. They were abandoned to wear, memoir's,
and death. Bet Mr. Teiorrea (sheet very same
grates indescitbsbly on oar ear.) is to retire, as
it is reported, on 7601. per ammo though *Ma
of hie sccoents bate bees audited, imsd these es.
cotters, we understand, amount to Is et seven mil.
Omni These ibises Linnet, will not be sedated,
The immient contempt in which peblic opinion is
held brier Ruler., will, et no dimwit Joy, raise
whirlwind that will so r.p them lodgment:tine. Let
us sot lid accused of rieetrieg to gather forth*, the
stormy elements of popular eregressce. We simply
predict the event imerleebk., ontsma e Ralrmat. Kg.
roam of the moon sweetie be spoedhy begun.
A Meeting took place en &lord*, at Hot Londe,
Tavern, ire compliaerce with the lemtesiee cooraised
is Ike following circuter, by T. Ketratorr. Fel
Lombard area.. Mar 11111,.
“ A very amend ter.* isaviety awl atom bete n ex.
at ibis oboe by mook mercomde as dor ..eurantele
r purlipoied oaf isslopted I. Potilstoieto, spas tile
the drew Gestalts's+ of Erosivity Satoshi!. elite of tit =
'lliesurad. you ere, it she desire of nosy riopeesolobt rams,
oatramrod, resjorried to give ohs aersoasrof 'eve parapre„
at a Meetlogof alearboria. Stookers. and leaders, tomorrow
(Imerdey). t lb. illy at Loodon Timers. so soriee o'clock.
111011814 y, le (Moder sod primes. Olt lite propriety of a
mid (.seal ar • Pottle laretiog sr of prep Moo • I'vehiss
ter easseeel slgeasore. ta bleb Heroes of Par iisesfer. swim say
measorestroollog. by • breed. pareipisaie. or *odor roar seams
of do ounrisoeisr• of she serer kingdoms. oo rloadride mar hi
siareast, demi' sue adore of proms,. she ase=oralte !b.politic credit. sairkoltoni. Nosoofaciores, sod
Th. attendance ass r...t rternerwes, the penes*
wisest not excirelliee 30. Mr. (et
Warerick.sqesre) ass called to the Chair A Hams.
!slims for calling • Gemmel Public Meeting es Tees.
dsy (to.merrow), ow the seams estbjetm, was easel.
moos!, agreed to, sod the consparrY eiperated.
M aco arson's Itseentrios.—On Wednesday a de.
tachment of about IMO officers .ad Imo of the corps
raised in Dublin by Colonel Attu, for the S•ordi
Americsa Patriot service, sailed is the ship Beery,
Captain Nsweoar. from that port, hosed direct to
Ass Cayes, St. I)ousisigo. from whew. t ey will
proceed to their eltimate desthsatiere; the embarks.
Son of these volanieers produced a very Interesting
.spectscle ; crowds of people assembled at each side
of the-river, and followed the Nobel as fir as the
point of the Light.hoose, where three unanimous and
Mood cheers bespoke the parting foreatti, and kind
wish of the spectators for the success of the ander.
jteking.
Another detachment of the ante corps 'welts the
ordeal et • ship, chartered to sail from times en the
40tb instant.

Letters from Jamaica, of the 24th of
March, enewies that Sir Gamma M scciateos was
then es a atilt to that ally. It appear! certain list
the place Of his destinations WU at that time endeter_
mined, even by himself. as he was endeareeries to
collect information among the metehante et Caplan.
Concerning the nest eligible part of the Sparkish
Main ou which tomato a ammo. Great apprebeeu
liens were enterteleed, that his °permeate +veld pro-
duce semi injury to commerce; to remove this.
Maconecion had leased, Protlawration to anent the
British metchants that his utmost protection would,
in ell lestincev, be afforded them. The sedge of
Ise stuck sin Cutters.. marcoesidered far tee doe-
(dress fei ltle means, his squadron brig estresely
illueendltieleed : the general • epieloe had liked es
Chegrei as the place if bra pollinate destinations.
Helifoz 'Pipers bare been received t• tballlth ,of
April. The Holm of Asevenbly, on the 10, salad
10001. In sopport of the fisheries, to make op she
deiciewcy in the easeant appropriated far Muslin
by the late Norte. The POI for the establieltfted
oft Commercial Bonk has Owed the flaw el A..
sootily. The seas of 20001. has ban voted foe the
erect' of • College In Ilelifst, agreeably to the
recommendation of itt. Goopynor, at the ersieg 61
the `Aession. On ob. 17th, the Genets! Assembly ems
prorogued to the 18th J.iy.
A Gentleman et Liverpool receivei's letter led
week from his brother at Jeddah, era the coast lithe
Red Sea, in which he sofa, that he there as," •lb
Nathaniel Pearce, the pers.. nteetluned in Mr•Fraill
Travels, who told him that Mange Park Ilse Noll
living, but detained by ilseCbiefef Tombactoo,esem
count of his 'kill in eargery•

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wdelitiod the •••• nviiisoilh. r..
~. • . POotooff with dots/Mae of the ay* til shaped of dodoes Imo ti leettethe by its splinters ? :C.!
Ingmate, if Af 44•A:rkteet=il of this Ees4pli. de/Almelo., no teenage duties, nor Ibis oo sueb the Geatlaiiiii, as swells; as he is plaosible, sill con.
-tal Rellgine al Kees bees deetiloto of pert of tits sari*, are to bo ousted: .. • linos to 101 l his readers oilli assurances of safety till
lb* benefits of Divine Senko, according to timer oltisto be understood, however, that no addl. „L. , ,_,_,,,
faith. To ramody Woolliest, his Mainline essitimpd !focal mop is to be peemiesti to be tokeo on boort), 0" tnegw'scruw' ''.4lelaild ties he *sr perhaps work
to appoint a Chaplain to his Embassy is that city, estop provisions and am stores, absolutely necessary himself up to the pitch of resolution (courage is out
sod has /ikon that ores is the 110. Mr. &Wielder, foe the voyogo.—With, ke. • of the <moil's) to @inn, though is a deplorable
who will set oat for Items at tho mid of this moods. (Siamo) JO t. ANDERSON. tome, that all has arisen from writers (like rtorsoives)
Priory Mother is Ratio to Silesia. ii To Ww. Ellen. Ky. Cannier, Newport,
Rhode laisnie." • . being allowed to speak so freely and Br tly of
The KIK has purchased the *AI hotel of the Rol.
.coeseerrtied Olaf, ; in ocher wardt, that 11.0 affairs
ass Amhasoador, M. Von Mopes, for 80,000 HANK OF THE UNITED STATES. a the BANE, Bike those of the Miss, Avoid bow
awns"' It is to ho tha "160 rolido:too of the MI. Pntaanotanta, Aram li.--This da!,attorsi!s Its.. ~a, onwta- bie

SUNDAY MORNING'S RAMBLE.
10 THE EDITOR or THE STA/11611AM.
Ste,- As yes were pleased to accept of my tilling
offerieg of lest Sooday, which, frogs your @chaos.
Wed jedgmest sod taste for selection, hes not a
little pinned sod flattered me, I shall coatis** to
panties/ ramble on font nr otherwise, as the wee-
der rosy allow me, while I am its London, and ley the
boob's fait of my observations before your Readers
betties at Meet that I may be able to avert the eye
of some of them from the serious picture which the
political .hem of the ustion's affairs presents to pub.
WM,. In reflecting on them lesespicionv times,
the men of feeling cannot help anticipating a speedy
massed calamity ; sod yet in melting • peregries-
doe mad Loodon en a Senday, be might on the
saber hood eacleiet, " How ere we raised !"
After imeelog my dormitory, which, as it is the
' fables to bleed a little genteel irony, or slang, with
all that is said eost-e.days, my friends call skpilteil,
from its being a light attic, I made my first station of
rest and remark Fitaroy.sqesre : there, after break-
fast% with an old acqsaintsece, • yellows Admiral,
loggied why that little square was left in a sort of
tremelom and triangeler rain, instead of being cam.
plead and made the residence of possess of fortune
and fashion, who would be glad of an easy sod shed
*Wet to the .sentry. I was told the estate was
thrown iota Chancery many years ago, and there-
fore I ease little surprised that the smallest ustsfred,
ie the shape of cebboges and radishes, was obtainable
from the part net enclosed with iron railing ; but ne
doubt the cultivation of that bit of ground does
sot diminish the benefits of the Receive' or
Accoentant.Geseral, while the adjustment of
the difference in cols litigation is operating, and
which may, es I learn, probably be finished in ea.
other and second SO years! I then entered the Re.
sears Pork by the grand entrance at the top of
Poetised-oer, threegh the half-bold and half4a-
roles asseent, and which, like the New River, has
misted all its list projectors, but unlike that river,
has sot been able to find seccessioes of enterprisers,
as the preceding he v. fallen off. The PAIR is not whit-
est its objects of commendation sad admiration, and
contaies three or four pretty tasty rillas, which the
wooers los y Say possess the acireetage of rat in ores
or orbs in rare, bet I lament that the poor coed era
treated like the aborigines of North America, by the
immense sew comers; the former being driven far a
field fee esisteoce, and the latter every day being
pushed into the see. By this too, I loved why sew
good milk is to be had to leer tee as formerly, and
I could not help lawahing that the hitherto Inside,
pests re, ne • so cot tip ead seetileted, had mollusc@ en
ether than Cuomo Was. Oa the planniog of this vest
endertakiag, I inch a mot was marked oat for the
erection of • suitable resides°. for the late Princess
CHAILLOTTI of WALES. From this hall.pronsitiag
haiMavoered 'street I mede soy east as near
to Paddiegtoo Canal se possible, sod which I looked
at, and tartlet not help relining that this entree,.
disery sad lobo/tom etidestaking, which, like sway
others of similar niter'', connected es moo, distant
emeriti's by a carrying and trading system, so 55 to
egealia• the prices of the heaviest commodities of all
of them, was now finished at a time when the
trade of England bad passed its acme of prosperity,
by a system of government,and its searieloes=
masters, which is calculated to avert all Memo
which •ere coatemplated by its first projectors. In
my way to Hyde Park my good torture introduced
me to two amiable and respectable !oodles, end emit
sagoestiotiably the well.edueeted English women
serpent those of all the wield as the charms of eon.
',macro. The pleats,e of this abort interview was in
some degree interrepted by the succession of hors.
Mervin emthmee of the stages plying to Leaden
boa the adjacent village,. I entered Ilyde Park at
the hour of high nail, yet I frond it still bet a feeble
tementilaece of the peruke( Lang Champ, is the Boit
it Beetlegae, et Paris, where vaulty end wealth
struggle for distlectiosh The carriages are lens
opleorisi, the liveries set so showy, nor she loaf en-
mesh& se edafesf. Ab, said Ito soyeelf,where ore the
til seeteldese blacks of Lard BARITNORE—IIir HMO
somber of boys of Sir Jane LADD, and, above all,
the nix choore-far-antineur, greys Of all ILLIISTIII.
015 Psesowitee, whose splendid prodigality, at the
Plied Wised to, drove by its 'sample se many
tares in the school of extravagance sod depravity to
sae pistol •r the King's Bench!! Whet, seen ne
mere ! No—some of them who survive, not being obis
10 Amato weds at this time for th. amities of the very

bossism. which their reechoes sod lackeys was wool
• is soar at obit epochs Royal sod lead meek can
eleeedrown thocries of towel these nreleing dopes
to faseleatine, the repentaet followers of princely
folly. A solitary cfiatiot, with ale Roues, constituted
ell that wee to be seen iw the foll-set of tryeestriao
display; sad that did net fell to eacite the Wail of
she &Veils, of Ibises—hero erre slit herein to dean)
see perms, while the most carriage is preamble
eentalaed ea test than tie permits, avid yet drawls by
rose WON which might he rated a gallows', bet was,
io fact, little better thee C pigmy. As every Wag
should bate a eon*, end tMe well.charged vehiela
met remain a•pieenmenen, I propose to all it a
irsogeifp. Scarcely was this object dismissed free
my hoeiht 'ere my eye was meek with mosses-
*suably a most skagelar cattier- if I Mal slept/ince
viewing it I might *septet I bad 'titvest whit I ant
about to describe ; it had the sombre *pp/Graeae of
a short cat-in-two-beerse, digest by Hie horse, and
sermonted by fear mew, 'klieg the reverse to Oli s.
sue. hot nth cool*, fa cies oetwards. Ike thing
may, therefore, bia allot, is corms distiactlea
to • via-a-ais. • slier-mdes. After deareptling
is neer Viccadili).sate, in ',sleek's a few 'iquiros
with their daily • reities and high.mettiell steeds,
sod as many equirrets on their ret.tiii;ed Hu.
&swats. I was show to prepare for eluting the
circle of pelegrinetion, when tbe Cu.eltrwm of

EisaLAND's RIGHTS, open his sab►r, well. fuer,
mere, was discovered to bite honest ell this Sew.
dey theatre of readeivoes end fishionehleemile•
tiers with his presence. Gladdening as the sight of a
tree Patriot most ever be t. the beset of a man who
'levee freedom for his coontry's sake, I was COSMO.
ed 10 see the B, t look se thin, although be, at
like same, appeared to be in tolerable spirits. Ah,
thought I to styaelf, I wish to my soul that some of
those plumper: which minium would gladly give you
Mee election, would not is metaphor, bat in reality,
611 out your ►asest cheeks, el they mist year laud•
able ambition-1 so, year's, &c.
S. P. STIANII.

Rio Royal Ilighnen the Pict RrOVIIT left
Carlton.lsoose oboes throe o'clock yosioaday shot-
noon for Windsor.

Saturday Dr. Mean, the Bishops/ Peterborough.
wended at Carlton-hese', at three o'clock. to do
homage before t►e PRINCt RsocNT. epee his being
trarooland from oho Risireprick of Lander to the
Bishoprick of Peterborough.
It is said that a Drawing-room, in c►lebration of
the Plaines Regent's birth-oily, will be held on rM
13th of west month, at Buckingham-boon. Her
Royal Highness the Prints August's will preside,
assisted by Wigs specially eppoloted for the per.
pew.
Sierra Leone Gaieties hare arrived to the tOth of
February. In one of them we Slid a contradiction
of the reports which found their was Join the English
Papers some months sines, of the dreadful Mortality
that prevailed in that settlement. It says—" The
total number of Earopeeos who died is the Peskiest.,
in 1813. was eight men, three wetness, end two chit-
dies. We lost no civil, military. or colosisi oirers,
excepting one young gentleman, who died a month
after his snivel, and is focluded in the member."
We kern hoe Mexico, that the Spanish Viceroy
APODACA had fooled it necessity to send several
detachments against parties of Pittston, collected to-
gether in dirtiest parts of that kingdom.
On Seterdey 1,300.000 ounces of silver, consist-
, sitting of Spanish dollars and Gve•frsnc .vieree. were
'conveyed f►om she Bank to the Docks at Bleckwsil,
belonging to the Rest India Company, ■n.l pet on
hoard the several outward-booed Kell Indismen for
Hominy. Hegel, and China. They were in strong
wooden boles, each beg containing three thousand
ounces.

Ow Saluda,' the Active frigate, Captain Sir
lawn ALEIANDEN ((mane, K. U. B. was moved
est of Peristoosth.harbeer, egoism wind tied tide,
by ernes of Liest. JAS. BURTO', ingenues far Iwo
pepping ships le • calm, with two peddle wheels,
which are find en a needle or-sale-tree, projecting
from the ship's ride, isenestiasely seder the main
deck, nil just before the gangway. The Actin
started from the upper past of the harbour about
Sat greener load, and seneeded In (effigy' abreast
of the platform, against an increesine co•trery tide,
yenning attest two and a half knots, in • narrow
Nonni. end a light breeze of contrary wind, when
the vied freshening, and it brine spine the orders
of the pert that a ship of war should •echor in itte
narrows, she was dropped ism the harbour nails.
le skis movement the gee of the paddles were seen,
es they worked heck raids with equal facility ;
neither warp nor best soled her until she anchored
wan. lied she starred fin. the harbour's mouth,
and at as sooty period of in tide, sire would have
easily made her way to Spit-head.
BIIITIEN Aug F•sttotr Sciooot. SECIETT.-011
Saturday the annual meeting of the British and F...
reign School Society, took place at Freessesone.ball.
At It o'clock the chair was taken by his Royal High.
wen the Duke of Kum, sopperted by two Prim:not
Merge. Mr. Wallin. act, Mr B•NNETT, and leCOll.
Mental' number of Ladies sod Gelid...nen +be sop-
rani this Society. iii, Royal Highness briefly called
*lnattention of Cm Meeting to the great objects of
that Society, Bed earnestly reccommendedi that it
shield receive at their heeds the most cordial sap-
pers. The Report was reed, from ankh it appeared
that the Society was •siting grand in the fast
quarters if the glebe. In the emirs, of the slay eery
Moonlit speeches were made, in enforcing the vales
•f the Satiety, by Mr.Wtisanonca, r. Big Ntrr,
Mr. Primus", lied • number of It-e. Gentlemen
from Ireland gad Scollaud, who anted the growth of
the sneak in these parts of each country which, un-
til lately, erne whitest t►e bandit of education.
The seven Snots Indians, who were eshibitell last
imenner in this Metropolis, end ',bog...oily in dif.
ferret parse •f the kingdom, have arrived at New
rink. They ere stated to prefer their own wands of
life to any which they saw diorite* their travels.
A new yacht, to be called the Royal Charlotte, is
I. be beilt at Woolwich.

AWENIC4PI BON MOl.-4' We ere railroading for
Palscirss," raid a fiery young American lawyer,
who bad apestatised from several twat.. and et
length mounted the hork.tail. " Yes," said a by.
maader, Melt generally conteod for that which
they MAWS MOT!"
An old somas, 70 yeses of age, wee one of the
Emigrants that lately sailed ou bererrl tho brig Fanny,
from Carmarthen for America. She had waited at a
'palls-house In the town arm* days for the sailing of
'the vessel, and the Imidloril secidestally going into
the perleer, to his great 'egotist, foiled Me table co.
tared with geld gobs ef tlllrereat descriptiows,suieest.
log to 900 guises., which she was at that moment iu
the set of collating. 'rho. innney, she informed him,
was the massy years aisles of her probes of a small
farm; bet boding latterly her store decreased, she
' was resolved es going to America to improve her pro.
pee y.
We Iblok we may assert williest a fear of esagge.
ratios) that there nesee was a season which gage
greater promise of plenty than the primal; Ibis remark
plt not congaed to any particular description of pro.
11 duce, bet applies equally to all, and to none mote thee
the meat important of ell—the wheat crops. if the
weather coolie se favoorable, the key harvest will be
onessally early sod abooriaut. The pear.trees le this
impurity bats presented the most beeettfal urpearaoce, '
being literally teemed with blossom ; thy apple-frees
in the iseighbooriug comity of Hereford are nom en.
folding their beauty, and should the produce be in
any degree commeosersie with the blossom, we shell
hare no coorplairita of the scarcity of " wood drink."
( Worcester Paper.)