The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-19 00:00:00

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Entree et h Letter from the Agest to Gill*
LisserlthiS Nev. 46 •
"Aft ay fivesing. a $ drm. k game es ;Ss
blow very at Ire* S. so S. N. W. with-heterpreilli
abnit tee It anis free Wasik theists W.ILW. MOP-
Pig a visa amissesos Oslo if Wit* with Issoep obowere
of taht sad ball, which coodused Ottriagthe Apt aid
all tits day of_yesterdsy sap 4 O'clock km: wig*
gale sbatesl.—This side was se ISO misstep semis,
as to .• ever all the Qoayermstforeeet opssilso rare
of the Dry Deck. where/Paellas Pacific of this Arta of
the berthas of 3SS wits .was revoking. The,shoess aR
gave way. the vessels imusedlatelj rusted. bat befit*
light sad blowing My bard, she ipso sod had tweak
very ceasiderahle damage, Nis other ismage bas
happeue4 to any of the • shipplag lying at the goals.
The Liberty. Evans, frees hence to Landes. eat sa4
piked all her cables 1p Tabun Roods yesterday norm
lag. sad ran•up to the "ay, where she remained Is
misty. A large sloop. summits& to he the Vise. fres.
Clare to Unerpowl or illaegewe, patted from
,her, sables
sod anthem, at sheave place. soli. at the NMI dme,
bat what boa aims hem,. of her t hews mar at }et
lesel4. The Nina' and the Jsne. frets bee*" rode
M o(N.
Id is *My. in Tarim' Roads. f assiafesid
wows@ has ma. sad
wont.
..the septa, astae gale, Whileit lasted, wastes.*
komegdess, ige ivied irriMul er
,agai, Moo. 13.4•Attived wasp dad math; the•litudez
C,sile;''fritts lastelcetsMitssidiN Wlshartelthst
Isms t- Sit tisakashillerriscfrout 4ittot the Saudi
Won. Brows.•frem *owe j .pirfin, diw4
.0
e'eleet, eignaths seittmokee, MelWe gat ?der isii4o,
awl
a drove ialstesitt of the Nisbet, tuns Jima ea, six ear.
fled sissy Itet.bewstivit iad oresolosid.bor to col, the
swabbed sea* staanage sod 'lmotiiipiocroded to Hems.
site Issebeiti.—Mied 8. W:. • • ,
Fatidities. • Nint: I7.,—Arrivett from Leedom the
Aftive,• bad .Placby t the Lark, Bayley, front
tertsmosils; iho•Ceressandol stgi.Mdite, fees Lou,.d
jassolea ;s.p~ostthack, the.bady Arabella P.icket. for
the Reese, Homy, b.r 'the South Mesa; MO
aagain *kb the Ocean. for Toloagot. the
(bore
ter
Deatialci t and the Spoil* for Demerits.—
PosteSonss, Nov. lit —Pet hark Ste Themes. Wet.
Mienielf I the tatleed. Drove, Colonist, mews Culotte.
lAssaigilia. Sow Frederick. Hose, St. Am.,. sad Pilot,'
Tranapert.—Wisd S.W.
Pa.vasevia, *Nov. I 7.--AleWef - for 'the
Baltic.-let back, the ,Hive, /pg. -.1.-WWOI
S.W. •• '
The Ceres, Erase, from Nast4 to. ?tett erpool.
was lest as West Hoyle, on Saturday; the crew
eared.
• The Fame, Rarely, Nil Liverpool to Seaderkstl,
was drives is shore on Walsey Island. on, Friday. !SS:
it was feared ..tend he wrecked.
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Ilatoneott. Nov. 17.—The Ring this meralag sheaf
!d Divine =Serving is his private Chard. ,His Majesty
ipss secompasied II the D.J. of Cambridge, sad was,
'p iscine! to the presrtihed rinse of *lasing the usn
vice. sees. The Chapel was twow•Jod by Naglityvad.
Seised 'by Salute. Ts. issiety felt, from dur lete
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Does 0..
.scam too Ilawevait..—lesterday
log the Doke of Zaatiatuse. attended by Colntel Ste•
phenson, the Surveyor Ontotal+ irn•Pectit4 OP gm"
of Lords: afterwards hie Royal flizbens v:dtall the
Dyke of York. The Duke sad Ikacheas•of Cinque.
the Duchess of tiloncester. the Decbess stigma. the;
Prineeu Sophia, and the Prisons Feeder, cane to sating
to take leave of their Royal Relatives 410 Dikle et
Cambridge and the Princess Augusta. The Royal pint'
partook of ade jtrite at two rieloelt. The time oral*
Royal Highness's departsue was fixed for soon after Aid
time. hut which was obliged to be posloonest, eirlig to
the pole of the Princess Angusta's carriage break's'. es
its driving up to the frost of the King's palsca at Pius-
lite. Their Royal Highnesses started at half post three
I. four carriages and (sera, Major Davison sad colonel
Trott attendiag the Duke. and Slid Wyoyard the Prin.
ens. They .poneerl to, the *see Ina, Sinisbouree.
Kent, to diue sad Sleep, sad WI-depart this day for

We were delighted to see that Covent flardes Theatre
overflowed io every part before the drawing up of the
cartain list night, so great was the ansiety of the pub-
lic to witness the Imeinating performance of Jell* Ity,l
Miss F. H. She sostaioed the character, se will
be rancid in another column, with undiminishespatheo.
commanding by the power of her great talent, 110. sd
miration apd tears of one of the most brilliant seesaw
blages that ever graced a Theatre.
bienovesiesrs to Raysnuaau.--Coultrerable pro-
gress has been made in the projected isopeovetnents on
Queen-greet gardens. The partition wall, which di-
?hied the ground from north to south, has been taken
down, and thehigh wall which enclosed the west divi-
sion on the north, has been superseded by a low parapet
and railing. The whole resod is thus laid 411411111 to
view from AlWecrombrplace.
The earth which is removed from the foundations of
die new part of the Register office is carried to the Cal-
ton-hill, beyond the rock called the Miller's Know,,
giving a more uniform sad neat surface to that part of
the bill. cr,Tbe Royal Terrace, emu tb4 other Milt of the
Cal:on, is, rapidly advancing towards its deadliest ap-
pearance; the pavement for fiot passengers is carried
on one side to timbal length of the intended buildings
there, and that far the. cseriage way is @early half
finished. This terrace will be one of the Inemobjects
in this city, and will become, if we may venture upon
a prophecy, a very &vomits promenade. -A thappeary
range of wooden railings, to prevent accidents, ltsbout
'to be placed in front of the area., when houses are eot
yet built. We think that the projected torasinAtion of
the Royal Terrace, to he cane.' Caritas Place, 'at the
south-ea-t end, near the invisible bridge, might he im-
proved. by making it a complete circk...--(CdiabtregA
Star.) •
Wa are glad to observe an improved foot way is
making from the lower/rube to the Parllemsnit House.
Last winter the mire wis sometimes ',erg deep.
On Monday the workings 's shills rail palingwhich
enclosed the ham of Lord Melville's Alifiorteet, in St.
Andrew's 9411SIft.steca removed, whichimprovis greatly*
the appearance of tbe llommonit.
Through the activ,i,ki of Mr. James Ray, Soperiar
leaden of the Loarts.—the boys who diinsgesi A*,
pillars in the Parlisimeat-innate, were discovered, and
banded over to thnPelloe.
A most astonishing lacers,* has within•theime last few
' year, take. plate in the intercourse between Olaegow
and Paisley. There are now so 1(4111168n Mae mover
anees daily between the two places,Ml•of which retire
to tabiley the same day. Thee rim at reduced priest,
• sod the somber et paeseagors has lacerated cuastdera-
-e sines the redacuan took plate,

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• • TiSATBICALS.
sere•
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thee- ett..Allav P. Kw* repedieti
jerfamaaarie of Jojet •latt might, to a v._
16nAlince. Before the rlittag of the eirtalie
, tier attkiall to an overflow, aid at the contrateace-
', of tbOpisy not mat waa lobe baits the ttfoliest
of book", Bild was retrieval IIitIONOVIAPIKL long
,Imatieued qianditioeti. entered at anettAato , the lout-
Mee to
with& sairit that memed,reescittat of
tis own eaperior po0"er: Ilereagortrea to horn the num
of leer !Ave afterike oraMiterrole. and -the utter deapai,
which Overwhelmed hat soil at finding that he was
roomy. of leer boleti went brautirnlly depicted. _
balm," Acker again called forth the rapturous ;poising
Of4hll-eadiener. and was- full of powerfully original
teaches. Bat the moot forcible and unequivocal triumph
ocher genies was In the passage whrretthe reprehends
.114 titre* for speaking lightly of her bosom's lord.
7elbrety 14 the line . ,
-• Q. what a wretch was 1 to &Whim so."
will dwell Upon the memory of thovewhe heard it as
Odle gents Of dramatic excellence., It was. reteardad
by aarestraised‘ferveat, and repeated buret*. pf applause.
The garaen scene was charmingly played. • The giro'
peeriahaeas ...singled with bee unbounded
'telfee alto endeavostsjo tryout* her !trishaw' that-.
"It mite the.nightloisie add matte lark," •
was in admirable keeping with the character. and
ditrold the Whole donhly pathetic aid intet many. In
clamber. and Is the Seal Fears she entered' into
sibrpitepassion of the Mutations with pa lawarity
'helPag that can oily emanate frptu exalted genks.
offaulyiepgpsed was net *ply •the trident' • ciipping
kendisad.aboats of bitty°. Or the indietme were. I
littputty bateetkep in tbeeteinee4ilre ' will&
Rely the offspring Of the deepest /sympathy. This; iw.
doted, appears more and more to Jae. the ground span
Vellich she stands for effect and Autos.. She cannot
'lead her audience °eh soft rapqty by the grad. which
Mork' each motion dime limbs, nor by the magiejend
otevery tone shutters t bet the Storms the deepest
isidings et the heart; and when she attacks upon them
punts, her victory Is generally complete. The in.
:jimmtrentent of the repetition of the play for tomorrow
eight was-received with acclamation.
Boras, Conouao.—Yesterday evening the above-fashion-
phicet of resort. cool *need Its winter season, and at
tiletmely boar, a vast number of persons assembled round
libeibrars. eager to obtain a view of the into and splendid
-sloes. "Met surpasses every one of the samadeseription in
the oritropolis • and we way add, bears a crest r,sesielmtee
torkat raison iallsokense at Paris. like attrostr4 tbie"
Atif WWI oftho foreite sovereign whew is that eepttab
i5ub11g4.141•1444k, tato the.enteosh. we *mkt yersvlVAS ,
the ce of rainier , arid 'when gazing oa its splos.boar, the
Imagination Meow beWildered ; museums gobbet names.
's large as life, 'import the buil lop, and massy pillars, feted
with gold, thoreelormade, hotness welch ere:placed
Waylaid* Otsoftiettorchnitilaybrilliaet stars
alight gast. Bound the eollonade aro Panoramic
Metre of tome beautiful scenery, and on the observer
tpraing to the *posit* sole his eye* areafain enchanted
by the tieblor Milection of extensive mirrors, so er
the. mitten appears to be a circle. The tont
noble lau dkephy of taste sad Grandeur. which We \
emtviend WM es 'Whitt the attendee of the
tmsTlytdeteeppaaytheproprietorf*r the g rest expire of dm
ankles Intaltinc, and rellect mach credit on Al r. Cabm
sta,the architect of he Tlvestre,whofarnishedthe desigeo'
And-Mr. Stanfield. the Painter, wbo exeented the work.
'4 was ptadoced,lar the lire' tier,
f Palma.; of. the lifysterbilti
Magni. at Nutlet. by Mr, to
eel, called "Tbelioldea Shone
and the whole coecluded wit'
use*." The reftwasasees
applause from ma 011111101/11%
ire of the theatrical Public r
alt.. In a farewell benefit, whit,
1000 &atm, the house bele/.

Amon; the panienitnernnannal the Earl of Burk.
bepahire,.lately lost on hey voyage fee. Quebec
littleneck, Were a family of the name of Kirkwood,
Iwiging to theparhh ofiteitle, is Ayrshire. Kirkw
neat out to Quebec in Hite, 'ad bit family follow ed
nest year, when they settled on a piece of land lake
Quebre ; bet it hot answeriog their espeutatioss,
sold all they bad except their clothes, to take I
home, and took•their passage in the share ill-fated
eel. When the ship was wrecked, be, hie wife, and
children, werein bed ; so that they lost ail their clothe,
and Illoney, except their night-clothes. They were
days as the wreck, and thirteen days en beard the*.
Captain Bane (who took them of the wreck), .befoil
they reached Liverpool. Some humase gentlemen '
that town haring prucered clothes for bit ratan', and ,
little money, they are cow about to return to their native
home.
A lad named Baron has been committed to the
mouth prison, charged by his own confession with
'ing set fire to 'some barns and stables, at Townstat
about two years since, and which were esti rely consumed.
He declares that the oceopier,s Mr Cotwlcli, had beaten
bier for stealing some tormps, and lie was detetaiined •
have revenge.
• Samuel Lucas, William Offer, Charles Caddie,
Dim Henry Escort, and Thomas Marshall, bare
convicted in penalties, before the Mayor of Axbritige,
for cruelly beating and ill-treating a bull on the 3th
inst. ; and refusing to pay the penalties, they •
committed to Sheptoa House of Correction.
Early oo Tuesday morning a fire was discovered
the paper-twill at. Compton Martin, near West Harlan
,which is a very short time destroyed the upper part
%to mill, with a large quantity of paper, tools, he.; r
but for the assistance of the neighbours, the mill wf
have been entirely burnt down.- The balding. .
Wasted in the West of F.ngland Office ; but the steel
trade was sot insured,
. The turnkey of the row Frieoe near Devisee, teefind
,information on Sunda% setnnight that the presort-
,lail formed a plan-foe escaping on Monday night. "
tice was immediately given to the Magistrates;
during the Monday evening the constables of the
rough, with the Mayor's Anions, secreted themselves
the ti .4 house. Actealf past eleven a noire
immi in the all of a man named Heady, who withir
as hour broke open his iron door, by beetle, his .
spinet it; and having given a signal, he communal
operating on the door of the opposite cell, assisted '
tbe prisoner within. At this. moment the constables
heir assistants rushed i s and seised Bendy, a howas is
to a solitary cell, and there ironed. Almost every p.
caner was at this time dressed; and there is little doubt.
that if they had remained undisturbed for half an boor
layer, they would have liberated theuiselvet. After sr
curing Bendy, the coastables visited the different ad'
and took from each the stool hitherto allowed the •
suaers.oa the following day,four of the ringleaders'
togged, and some have bees put into eulitary confinesees
mid kept on bread and water.
The gale no the toast of Sussex, on Friday, at ,
was as *eery se has been known for many years.
Stoat the Comptroller of Customs at birerlarewb
travelling boner's Newhaven and Rettingdesa,
gig, en descending the bill near Salt Oran •Osp,
rawly rasped being upset by the irioleuce of a sudden
.Rest of wind haring Mown the horse and gig meander
Mad,
renal, what the beta took over a bank, but did
I injury to himself, gig, or driver, except what asiglitNave
bees ocessioised ley sadden fright. Thin circtimstetacr
occurred within six yards of the •clit •

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position of *be Surgeries, occasiorred the *dolmans and dide.Rtsolleld. the Pate
tickets to ba most nersensaly applie4 for yesterday: to fretbla oceastoo a piece Ws
as ow Ptiiol6B as the Vhapel cosl4 be soli to Obit- tidied the ..Fortreas of 1
tals.,l4itsts were grate s bat asap. eoryiaany, illanister.' A new and Ss
!miry,• bad to brood over diaappoinirsvat. Hie we' also Ereos.lo4.'
so
jesty's slanist entire recovery from tho gent bad Iwo We2oltelot and
knows. for.soass auk tins ag.loWs sore valise peo. " gdwoed the Mock Pose
paced so elifeet44.X. X a paaasaa; apperwso mired amidst ,Mott! of 4
wield stdaltdi errse.of Isimeoi4,o
moat aariettla sristvins. for. etc.,* that filadretra took hart
somewhat pa . *tritons saw bite *peas is 4rolls, asitisiter). go the 14th
alt
health. , • produced upward,* of 10
thivarruits Wien Doss or
.Comartiosa as" Ant crowded to mellow.
Patacsss Al:SUliti son Ihriovin..—Yestorday