The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-03-30 00:00:00

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elder agitated all the moltitede. It was gently foe
o'clotk, her,aies redoubled,
-and the populace ailed
to, her to endeavour 'to save. herself. " No, said
she, 44 I will net ; save my daughter ; save a,
poor daughter.- I wilt not leave her." A yeeoX
Stelibee Dellatalle, a porter, mounted a lad.
-dPr. in the street, got through a windup, took the '
paralytic female from hri bed, sad, at the hazard of
gielithitvg 'sank bet; Srea Oen eaerylog her on tba
parapet, which runs the whole length of the boild•
ing. Opposite to the roffee.housey a ladder ors
brought to him, and down it he carded 'his charge
safely to the ground, while the mottior, assisted by
a soldiPr of the 24 battalion of the logien of thy
North and by a well-dressed founts man, who ra
fused to give his slime, did rust hesitate to follow the
same road. and was not left by her deliverers 118
they bad placed her entirely out of danger. T4s
soldiers of this Legion deserved the greatest praise
for their intrepidity; fourteen of them ere amongst
-the wounded. The intrepid young many, to *boo
the Demoiselle Loyau owes her life, afterwards saved
some part of her property, and retired, withoat
making himself koosva. Two other women, when
nearly suffocated by the smokes,,_; were ml 4 by
firemen.
SIIRRY THEATRE —This elegant and attractive
little Theatre boasted a numerous end elegant wadi-
once on Saturday evening. Smot.r.grr's homovoes
and interestiug story of Sir Launcelot Greavat, is
dramatised with masterly skill and most happy face,
and in point of good acting and picturesque oceeery,
would reflect credit on either of our WinterTheetres•
The Three Talismans, independently of its spleodoer
as a spectaile (the dresses and scenery bete; ad"
very first description)'ie 'entitled to high ceemeeeds•
rind from the intellect'sl gratification derived feeo
its excellent mural.

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of January, 10000 `.. . 11.4 r 4 !Nrlc4iffsfAucr i --' • Meg
... boa., Malicia lg.—Yesterday came cieilek
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lit River and sailed the Sir George Pre, • Ildf at . ,
*ain
tribi,ttlieuipedsess•Ckismber.
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- Eisen, for Quebec; Ikea, litiet.,. for 11101.4; •
gaits have also arrived- Aberdeen, Thompson', for Quebec., ;Also sidled t-
-00 ', Illsswiloy
maim iiitelosi-tios4l4,4dy Carrington, Moore, for St. Helena •
a sad Isa bet, we to
my of Occupation from F,
day nothing hes arrived / sailed. f • 1.110,11 KIWI
don will be formed, on :iv:
telt., Locuxo.—Carne
Rif roils ier,autt . ebell be la
Mg,' 01
rent
It is also stated, that
PoIITSKOUTII, id ARCH 29.-I'°esterrial trilled the 'i
he
lieeretluott, Koster, from Bordeaux for Bremaa
out four weeks, with sailsospik, and upperworks asellsteiml
r •
the bowl h
On the -11th Imbed, when shoat eight
leagues to the North of St. Jean de Les, picked up
damaged. At set
t.
epnslodYepredtrheeb:tboilPenetLeoenlitoeliarfentbachins
to
Captain and crew of the (A) brig, Increase. 1:11,
bound tollilboa ;* the Increase had been w' -
Rsgupespilaemaeondt S.lowedis
fourtabaser
proem&
ithout a'
rudder eight days, in continued gales of wind, and
on the 10th Sept/mbar. . of bogie.
i articles, and its object went on shore on the Rocks fear hours 'after the crew the alert
and
from St. Vincent's for London; General Graham,
trade between Sweden had left her. Also arrived the Lord Nelson, ----o gives, lb
of peopio
Weatherheed, from London for Madras.—Put back. •wth
Nfoorrweigaylistadyetahme Wcohaile.
The accounts from Co. the Cato, Camden, and James Harris. seven o'i
sad foot
inst. and state, that the IIAaWION, fir! Anew 2.B.—Arrived the Castlereagh
tags dial
mild in Denmark. The packet, with Mails and passenger', from Cossaaac
setk.
'come very Wit on the she passed the Albion, of Leith, on the 25th lust.
tninent danger. Also arrived the Bellew/ picket,
I,—Largo qooositiio of on shore on the VagalSand, bat she was la. ne.im,. ' The i
oferititijeldeaeositehrer,
fns
racuil firhoamveCou ;
REMIT yll.---andSs Jilaelnletph:ckeElbri, Weds,
;gland, and. expo .of
toot use
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Plata lien pragiaries for
• • both With Mails, for Gottenhar4h. . • itrot be
• i .. carriage ,
Saligiflea mils is "1.11. * ' .ARC 12f; EXPEOIDON. ' - : mirewiti
.i. 'Kent, and had along - - -...m.-:- ,
to he pi
WENT at Cerium-1'1011". Saturday, about two o'clock, Villiaeuet Melville, !' to
r. ,-Inagriteo
rod to his Office and gave accompanied by Sir George Werrender and Admiral.
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no\-4
cretary of. State to oak* Si.• G. MoOre and Sir J. Yorke, Harts. arrived s ' t
1 Spain. Friday Mr,Ro- Deptford Duck-lard, where they we inch in re received be . ,
wi
the Riles Messengers, Commissioner Cuominghatw, the °dicers of the dock. en
ant
. former to Russia and the yard, and Captains Ross and Buchan, led lames 'Peet a
I. . diately went cm board the vessels bound to the Arc- is Gent
scapeniesi by Lord Stew- tic regions. They were received with the usual hoo
.. ender'
,w for-Germany, for the court, vied proceeded to inspect the equipment of • ;Vied I
g over the Princess, his the vessels in every part. The Esquimaut went bp ,0101
d STTWAIIT will remain at through his various ezeriises with his canoe, and Mr.
. . disptayed his dexterity in throwing his dirts, kg.. eleb, a
had a slight attack of the Viscount Melville and the other Gentlemen Attuned • !(Bell
se few days. Ilia Royal to town in the evening. The vessels eft expected to , gni II
slay, the gout had every drop down the River this day. At the Nore doable , •bis Pr
ithoet coming to a regular wages to the Officers and meta will be paid; after 1 I
which they proceed to Shetland. it *Mt
TON is expected in Eng- In the equipment of these ships no espial* has - 40144101
been spared in providing for the comfort and elm*, the sts
suing for the marriage of silence of all on board. The Interior and exterior if Yet, ,
The establishment of his each vessel bete been rendered as strong as the mein scarce
be increased. A separate of Iron and wood can effect. The windows is the , jy 0
an establishment formed cabins have been doubled, and et the bottom of each ' ellial
ICU • • hatchway sliding dciors are placed. From the galley, i, they 1
so are returned to town copper pipes can bre:tended between decks for Jul. ',:.„,. sibiloi
park; Beilfordshire.• . , fusing warmth through every part; by means of the •-4 wore
struck his I sit as Coon- steam arising from culinary operations. The anal 1 • WI
needs, during his tempo- practice of sleeping in hammocks is departed from, lewdneeds,
I. and in lieu, each person has; fitted up a smell platy. order,
wed from Jamaica to the with sliding doors, -containing a bed, so that it may • : lam
it H. POPOAat had arrived be said each individual has a separate cabin; them ill
r naval commend on that places are so centrked, that they can be taken out 44 .
As was to sail on the 9th entire, for removal on shore, should onforeseet
ngland. , causes render it necessary. 'lbis ballast consists en. it t
. 5,."
..orn Buenos Apes to the tartly of coals, and the Isabella and Dorothea hare . - . ill
English merchants there each nearly 100ictiscildons on board; and the others ' -AS P
:i
$OO,OOO dollars, to be em- as crispy as they can now away. Meats of 'eery -4 ,74N 44'
ass of large vessels, to de. description that can be rosined are ea. board, se . Jaw
squadron expected' from also large supplies of portable soups; together with 7'l
et --A A
extensive assortments of woollens, kerseya, and. all , ,1,0
-On Tuesday strived at sorts of warm.clothing. The vessels are provided • iltlog
loop of war, Capt. Tars), with ice-boats, and fishing geer for catching whale. • • ...1
: weeks (having sailed the • Captain Ross goes up' Davis's Strait as high as 71.
I left the Conqueror, Ra. when he will endeavour to proceed to the westward .l• , .
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us, and the St. Helena, by whichever direction circumstances may point oat • , -sr
stain DAVIT, late Flag- as most practicable. Capt. Beckett goes direct for the
rut, with Lieutenant BM. Pole ; and, if he reaches there, will lake such course •
came borne invalided, haw- as events will allow him for Bhering's Straits, which lel
lain WALLIS, of the Podar- is also the object of Capt. Ross. Same imprimis, Ike a
Ai
to the Conqueror, In the navigators of the Greinlaodseits ate wwbeard, to set
; Capt. Belem, to the Ra- as pilots in the ice ; as also eaterossiesibe tied esker Can
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1, Mosquito ; Lieutenent, ac.mitific gentlemen, to assist the Need eillitirs. IS . wind
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pseror,,to command the Po. the event of the ships returning, iliq are to brig c Ivied
. • was•
lAOa, to .command at As.. home each a cargo of Webber feeilleitembers, in tree • , ;
• the i
:onsidered to be more 'dolt,, tanks, by which a saving's. Gereeraiwitet on the hire . 'milli
ire than. any other beside. of the venele, to weedy 10,00111. will be effectdd. •
was
s perseverein tint inbect, Sir Joseph Dealt blthdtiq ettottionicatiol" with M. • •brea
I which be a long time_ ago iiisierssin the Subject of the evedition. Ou Fridsf )
in is
HI which has been attendee be was atShe Admiralty nearly two hours. - A
nets upon hie health. Mr. Mr. r. - - • ..--..................---- •
tis understood, hay wartsed", 'Fitawc# blircusnottir AT The BURNING 01 I .
of t
BS may prove fatal, and that Tilt IDOCOtt7TltgatTaa.—A woman, who opened the -.
the
d take exercise lii theists's• beset, severity years of age, lodged with her daughe ~
Mr•
that this pertinechnes adhse ter, the paralytic, in the Theatre. The cries of do
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