The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-29 00:00:00

ORI0IN:7i POETRY

SONNET-T 0 MG HT.

Hail to thee Night! Heil to thy mighty power;!

Ouse!potent, thou content o'er the laud,
Now, as its time of old, before the hour

Of this Earth's fashioning. Th.:- darkeatag band
Then spread a chaos, terrible srd wild
Till God, with light, divided thy dominion,
And sent upon her bright sod silsery pinion
Creation's glorious work. Becoming mild
In all thine sttributes, still thou didst reign
Immutable! The universal world,
When o'er the armament thy mantle's
In utter solitude doth still remain;
E'en es the body which the immortal soul has Bed.
And left a senseless clod within its shrowded bed.

COMPARATIPE TRIAL OF THE SENSE OF
IHE NATION.

Both the Loyal Addresses from Huddersfield, have new
been transmitted for presentation. Bach of them has
beer► signed by the inhahitants of the town and neigh-
bourhood, according to their respective views on the
great questions which now divide pubic opinions, and
the result is as follows :
signatures to the Loral amended Address, sin
tuthe Ultre-Lo) el.

Majority in favor of the Address for the dismissal pm. -
of Ministers,
Weanlrsolo's POLITICIL—The address of —tire
Knights of the Horse Collar, and all the other nitres
of Warrington, to Isis Majesty, received only about
300 signatures. The address to the Queen has re-
ceived 2600, and the address of the females to her Ma-
jesty, 500 signatures.
An Ultra-Loyal Address to his Majesty, from Mon.'
mouth and its neighbourhood, has been los some days
in circulation, got up by all the artifice and intrigoe
of the " hole-and-rorner•men," and they 6060 of
having obtained nearly 100 names ; while the Address
to Isis Majesty, from the Mayor, Bailiffs, Burp saes,
and other inhabitants, for the dismissal of 31inisters,
without any such artifices, received nearly 5',0 mate
signatures within the Borough, 80 of whom are Bur-
gesses, and upwards of 300 other householders.
The " loyal" addr..ss from Plymouth, with all the
influence that could be employed, did not get 2,oeu
names. 1 his is an extraordinary fact, when we re-
collect the very extensive ramifications of Government
at Plymouth, Plymouth-Dock, and their neighbour-
hood. The Navy, the Army, the Ordnance, the
Dock-yard, the Cn'tom-house, &c., all invited to sign.
the "skins," which were even sent to the Hide room
at the Dock-yard gates, for the signatures of the work-
men, &c., end yet (castling, 2,000 ;saws only obtained..'
How different the vueeess of the counter address, very
properly termed. " TAr loyal and petriotie !" With-
out influence, without solicitation, this truly British

ping/ If
The " good elty of Carlisle" is not the last, nor the
least important, id the great race between mock awl
genuine loyalty.-1 he petition which lay at the
Joe r s office received, in two or three days, upwaris
of a thousand signatures without canvassing, solicita-
tion, or even the common incentives of a public meet-
ing; whilst the servile address of the 'life and for-
tune' men, assisted by all th' tools aI d opinions of the
Minister. and the Lowtbers, only procured, we under-
stand, about 300—which 300, by the way, would be
miserably reduced were every dependent, in possession
or expectancy upon the Oorernment mai the yellu
Leviathans deducted from it.

.41A RKFTS.
CORN EXCIVINGIC. JAN. 29.—Our market Wig well
supplied with Wheat this morning, tbr which the de-
mand was very inadequate; and even the finest samples
from Essex, Kent and Suffolk met heavy sale, at a de-
cline of 2s. per quarter, and an abatement of 31. re:
'rater, without being able to effect sales at that reioc-
Lion. Having bad very large arrivals of Barley sins:*
this day week, and a considerable quantity fresh op this
morning, in addition to what remained over from Fri.
days market, caused exceeding dull sale for all de-
scriptions, at a decline of 2s. per quarter in the samples.
In Beaus, Peas and Oats, there is no alteration.
Exottso. Oats, Potatoe .... r ".. 3
Wheat, Ker.t and Poland . . 0
Esse: mew 34a 804 old 09 Feed .... . : .... 19 21
Safolk fleas 60a 00 1 Flour .... pie sack SY S 5
Norfolk .... old 44 64 1 Raps Seed, pie last 391. 421.
Rye 99 90
Barley,
Malt
WhitePess 3B 40 Dantsk .... M 60
Ditto boilers
Grey Ditto 9O 20 litimbro* or Bremen
Swat Beans 2O II Brabant Red .. 60 911
Tide Ditto 2l 26
SMITNIFULD MARIIIIT, JAN. 29.—This rca-hat was
well supplied with all descriptions of cattle this morn-
lag, in consequence of which, theprices were lower than
on last market day.
(To slob the Of ; per Stone of Slits.)
Reef .... 35.10 d. to M. 104. I catwka AT 1111•11111111?.
U Mutton.. . Od. to M. M. Steels • NM
1 Veal .... Is. Od. to Ts. ad. Calves .. I
Pork .... 4s. Od to 100.10 d. Sheep and Lomb, ....lOW
Lamb .... Os. Od. to Oa. ltd, Pigs
Hay .... 11. UN. to O. 41. 1 1 Straw 11. Its... to 11. 144.
Qom .. 41. 10s. to 01.10 s.
N f ,
A letter from St. Thomas's in America states, that
a French ship on the station of the Antilles, fought a
Corsair, and after three boors took her, with the :oat
of 25 men-6,5 were killed of the piratos. - ..
Union CANAL.—Oa 11641 16th Jasary the first beat
passed along the avlettast bridge over the river Atoll. '
on the line of the I. Dios CUM between IrAllisurch sad
lock ill, on the Forth, sad CIA, Canal. The beast/fatscenery,
scenery, the cheers of the ceased who were present, the
appearance of the east red Alain strocture Itself, all
colubiald to make the "wad* very imposing. Tin
dissensions of the Midge are hoto 26 to 1416 foot is
height free the fonadotios to the top of the parapet. the
arches Vil is 111411111110 ate be span eth, the areii arms
26 feet inches, and the a hole tenn hof the toulkilag,
with its wings, IX feet. * .
To the iatereat winsaLy excited bt, the drawing of a
[Amatory, a ooseidorablo share will 61 attarhal to the
I peseta, as, istiepowisatly of thsAish wbisb adven-
turess Inant4 sataraliy hews for HO chalice of the SE
21,00 W. PAM, the atleatisa of every body will, no
dribt, be galas& to the nalatirts which will obtain tile
time Prime, of UM, that will be drawn ow Yaks-
tine's Day, awl which tlo.Gootractors give away.

FOR ZION'.

composition received, in a few dart, the onbialled,
in-
d^pendent, signatures of nearly 6000 verpectable men !
What would booming of the preset% jaluiptera if dwelt
aimealarause is ollimeiglitmeteirordit ny'rerti of ltt