The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-01-08 00:00:00

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I wisied that two vowels were joked
le wedlock. se holy sad tree ;
I meld set bet Mak le my Wed,
These vowels meet be I and U.
I •
tere'd It to each Feist of view, •
And asre'd myself rowed with a sigh ;
Wombs elm Geoid It melba of dr two.
Tor Inverted they case V sod f.

be ewe 1a -&- tiii-erese aslirleams.
eammittee of the Society et Men-hams of Nuremberg is
new deliberating on a nosesseial to be presented to the
Congress respecting the oemmercial relations of Ger-
many. and has invited its preeiscial correspondents to
send in their views on the sablect to the Cmsimittel. As (runic • 11110DWING PAPSD.)
The recess of the British Parliament has caused some as all this 11.4"_f_a_a Dentae tti,","6.lt he.i....Swiert_ti ...i ' There is no other Poet of the present day. who, in the
a great number of English persons of distinction to worrelrebasseis "ftefoirra'ysoPe'faeierere7 °l' •" "'"'—'" estimation of a reader of correct jwittmeit, can enter
visit Paris. Lord Lowther and the Hon. Mr. Burrel listo competition with the four above earned, and it may
have arrived there. M. Bolt St, Vincent, one of the recalled Miles, be interesting to consider their merits with reference to
It is rumoured that the Marquis of Buckingham and one of the authors of " The Generil Annals of the earls other. Scott's several Poems exhibit the same
Physical Sciences," set oat from Brussels for Paile on --
beauties and-; detects-
will succeed Earl Talbot, as Lord Lieutenant of the Slat alt. It is believed, that in a oath he wfil re- . ;he di!plays an acute discrimina-
Ireland. tint to loin his fellow-labourers. tion of character. a facility in distinguishing the petit-
liarities of all his various personages, a happy knack of
Preparations are making at Isgestrie,io Stafford- On Saturday night a seizure of !IPA halm of presenting antiquarian learning In a fascinating shape,
shire, the seat of Earl Talbot, for the lying in state foreign spirits. with a horse and ear*, was made os the and a masterly power of delineating natural scenery. and
of the remains dole late Countess, on their arrival turet.ike road leading to Yarmouth, by Mr. Siren. one placing the picture before the view of his reader. His
fres Ireland, previous to their being deposited ia of the ii e- of this port, awl a /arty et his defects, which are chiefly owing to the facility and speed
the Gutsily vault there. ors, which were safely secured in the unions-Dense with which oftenars to write. ate careless aed sloven-
warehouse. ly passages. degenerating into vulgarity. a diffuse-
The HOD. Mr. BsOOT, our lay` Minister at the At the meeting of Agriculturists held in Bristol, woes of stile, a want of compre‘sion and strength, and a
United States, is appointed Ambeftedor to the on Thursday last, 100 L were stibmpibed to the deficiency in the plot of his story, which is seldom skit-
Coert of st. Petersburgh. local treasurer, for the support of the general bud. fully wound ep at the his
story, merits and
VILDITIA. DEo. 513.—1 t will be recollected, that Petitions to both Houses of Parliament, from oast- defects are very different; be has shewn no talent for the
oar Ambassedor, at the Court of Holland, called •
piers to the amount of 4000 acres, were signed • and def
ects
'
o various characters, flint be has pour-
the attendee of that Government to an article which ap- twelve ' payed, with fearful vigour, one dark character, which
rend in the Antwerp Casette of the 14th of July. and __„4,,,..
engrossed petitions divided among the pub- appears to haunt his mind, and to be is some manner
to obtain signatures in the counties of congenial
which accused the Aestrian Goveremeet of dreadful "'"'''' - " Somerset.—(B(3 rsr .s Paper} •
He lies not Scott's
acts of despotism against the city of Frankfort. e
•Th Gloucester sou wumereet..—k.,,aug knack of placing every scene before the eye, by the
later of the paper was, in con sewer. brought before We understands Requisition, signed by several happy delineatios of minute psrticelsrs, but be lays
slia Sled of his actors be L
'he proper tribunal at Antwerp, and in October was de- Owners and Oseepiers of Land io this county, his every
_ recent Or ~• fere t-e reader.
eland innocent. The King's Law
ter appealed te been sent to the High Sheriff, to convene a meet- ~...
we are etre with the garb, the tone,
the Supreme Court at &week, mid on the 4th lastest, int, to take into consideration the distressed state '"'• "'lnroads*. . al peenliarities of all Scott's
the Utter was/sentesced tosela,
pay the costs. and a line of of-Agriculture in this eounty.—(Husaingelos.) personages :we pass a week in company with
1011 loam. Byroe's heroes, t recognising them by their
Moberg of gentlemen are now marking owe manners and coeversadoe,
fought we -are intimately
Yesterday morning the Doke of Clarence visited on their own estates, for the purpose of aisquainted with every turn of houghts. Bytea's
the Prince Regent at Carlton House • the Duke of their own horses, and thus preventing principal fort is the delineation of tenderness, deep*.
Toth left town for Windsor ; Prince LoOpold mom is of their own stables from being rive- sad a mixture of gentleness and ferocity. His sere-
to town from Claremont. and paid his reset SO • . 03 stud of natation all appertain to general ideas, while IWO
into •
the Prince Regent,
ace.aarltoe House, pod visitedam particular portraits. His poetry is not lose meg*
tea Dachas of Clare Lotto Samcm•— The following ingtanelP4br thaw Scott's. het from a diderent cause. Where life
, leorth of ignitede are, we believe, equal any en
"". beast of his falls, it is wit weak from hel
Ally the Peace of Tilsit, the Farm Alexander I ma: —Ana Squire, late of Wells. some dew sines ale Y 1""" ohne f lar
end isegligeoce. bat alms and re, or from ollow-
Mailed a splendid Hotel to the rrench Embessy• at as advaeced age, having bees its the service et r.- leg the wanderings of his own mind too kr. some.
Hale la Perronays, the French Amltemador in Rus-1 Faller and family fir more than fourscore years; and, times disgostioc—Hert,erve poetry le more ad
sia, was but a few days established in this mansion, lately died. W. Posey, med 71, who was In the Mel thee either Scett's or Byron's, sod it would he
when a violent ire broke out and destroyed the : service full MY fwarn—(netis Pe Per.) • more dillietsit to point oat defects of taste in it. I
greater part of it. 1 Captain James Hudson, of the Royal Invalids, if* has. ramps, more nney a oilman th„
~,t e, I died last week at Exeter. in the 84th year of his algi Bros ; but does sot dive so dery into the recesses
It appears that it Laniette "It Ivrre— ' This geatlessa had been a commissioned officer er she hems, wed ; though the fast noise of ffeigo
himeelf a prisoner as soon as he shall arrive in i years, and bad serval la all the four rtartere a ilo• . elbows strong powen of terrible pathos: tier has he that
Paris, in order that the King's pardon, which boa I, worhL He was at the taking of Belton& is 17‘. tit 1 striking talent of representing domestic maneers, which
base ranted to him, aboald be ton/rimed in so- ' Martisico in 1/118, at New Yeik 1770, where he was se- ,is almost peculiar to ticott. He ranges more in the fields
kale audience. I verelY woolided. sad at the battle of Bunker's Hill la ' of the imagination than Scott, het Zees not cling to the
Yeaterday_a Court of Directors was held at the . 1775. ' deep passions like Byron. In the deficis,'" of scenery,
Feist India House. whoa Joss FieDALL, 810 was Charles M. Ricketts, Fag. was &Acted Member !he ref idly espial to the Scotch Poet. It might be difficult
appointed a Provisional Member of Council watt Fort for of thirtmosith. on Tuesday last, without so say which of the three displays the greatest beauties.
o brit .. Ricketts is nearly related to Earl St. I There ere pesseree la the works of seen sod Byes.
William, in Bengal ; and Captain SAMWIL LIMB sewn sod the sari of Liverpool. L I sod ls Herbert's7lefge. which may be placed in wear
ens sworn into the command of the ship Dorset- i Towrs-HALL. —On Monday, John Shrive% *ism with any poetry that was ever written. The amen
shire, consigned to St. Helena and China. having woo esestssed, ender the Pawnbrokers' Act, of iof poetical force with corrector judgment. readers it
rah Cunallr--Nsw regulations with respect essaliag sod *dew eleven pair of sheets. the property ' probable that Herbert might be eadaently saccisesful in
to the age of o%ns, ea their see admission into of mr.m..llsepsea, was trammed bI. H. Bates, Ont. hawk poetry. His esemeratios et Mathes deities,
the Mince of the Revenue, are expected to be to three Boothe' hard labeler in the
irbUllt set lose &jet emaparisea with that et Milton. Mouse's
shortly enforced. It is recommended, that after sod e. pa, a lee of I 11.1-'7i° default of doing earl .by ,
en within the term of his imrsoameni. he will be farther ; y writings wets of an inferior atemp. mod he seemed
eeledieeetilli age- of thirty, no ...I:_sheall b°_,, appointed to 7, punished ho a public whipp4—On Thursday. ewe of ' Miser 50 sea the applause of ladies lima solid poetical
.1....__-- ^`,''',i "r"'""" mi°,__Y, ,_____''„: nor ?ewe Commiesiesers id to the Beech for a time; but his lest prodaction has shows that he pos.
'''summulsi auu that seam 0, admitted wossu the smososes *gated* Brother ' reissitseer, for isehrlerys semis the reel spirit of poetry. His imagioathse is ar-
agedeOlems. • lead ether misbecoming conduct at the meeting on Ira. dear. sad Lis stile rich, theagh delleiwat in suesgth.
The Miasma waeatiso at the Royal Academy needay eseeleg.—As tea worthy Magistrates were. et 1 esposereteiadly is the longer metre. seed deteriorated by the
teemlaeled on Tlawfulayi end yeateeday the Several that asomest, Asset to leave the Hall, the geethease sae prettiaisetra, which be has set yet seed-
Scheele ef Art, mod the moor?, won spelled se the was desired to mew his aplicatiou oa Monday asst.. , esti, cam off. Me bee probably set yet reached the
Nee:hats, des tie epees Term. • (Bridh•en ArFor.) theight of Ms retied fame.
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Ate{ WV vitally., qualm.
Money is still very plentiful, but the continuation
*ow Account to Account is rather mending ; how-
ever, the dividends being paid to the public to-day
will counteract thin.

SCOTT, BYRON, HERBERT, AND MOORE.