The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-22 00:00:00

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011OLVAL POETire . -
• When lose sad* • ,
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Ara life's snip*: •
! its moments sees swifter to rya
As the Issuer brooks
More rspidly by.
*ben they ripple beneath thellright sun.
.Then dull
No more shall glide
- Thyme% the dark grove of sorrow mad woe ;
For each sad tree. whose shads
. ; A cold, darkness
- -On its margin no longer shall grow.

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A iINDARICE ODE TO moscnurodii,
warns,' ON TUE SPUR OF TNI OCCASION, ABOUT )1110
smirk.

[Fri* in America* paper. the hThatponter, Ate). Repair-
- Urn.]

Offsprien of heat apd noxious dump,
Who love the fenny lake sad smutty;
With lazy stream sod sire!
Ye little bozziag, stlagiog throe',
TO -yogi I raise the donnish nag.
And anon the humdrum lyre !
The slqk roan's touch. 0 ! why attach i
' Tdi* will cense ye shall not la* !
hat which is food fel, worsen ;

Repeataumisemesk. and sorrow pale,
With vengeful Illaike why assail,
Or infant beauty's germs ?
Go seek soled wicked sland`rons elves,
With tongues envenoin'd as yourselves—.
Give them your sharpest bile—
Nor let the miser's eyelids close
Until he gives the oppress'd repose.
And pays the widow's mite.
Rowdies.* and all who love the dark,
Fops. bachelors, old maids, each spark,
Sting them with all your might •
Rut married folks. in bed .at hose,
Whose thoughts unhallow'd never roam,
Let them sleep sound all night.
At any rate, 0 ! spare your poet ;
He promises no one shall know it.
De'il knows ye've foes enough ;
And you must know 'tis cursed hard
To sting sad vex a cashless bard,
When times are now so tough.
• Rowdy, Alabama word for low fellow, otherwise a atm,
fellow.

Letters were yesterday received from Odessa, dated
24th ult. They entirely relate to commercial affairs;
and so little do they eater into speeniatioit relating
to hostilities, that two of them make no mention of
Raton Stroganoff. or of the Russian armies. A fo-
reign vessel had arrived from Constantinople. The
Porte freely allowed the passage of the Dardanelles,
to vessels laden with corn, and if they choke to
unload at Constantinople, the Government price was
154 piastres, formerly 9.
Letters from Pest, dated Sept. 4, state that Prince
Yypsilanti has been liberated from the fortress of
Muakatseb, in pursuance of an order from Prince
Miletternich. It is said he is gone to Trieste under
a feigned name. Russia, it is thought, lateffered
ill his favour.

Paws, Szrr. 18.—Official infqrmalion having been
zpjived icl,lonbu44,q~. that jlie,„yalks, fever isad
peared at Malaga and Xeres de la Pruners, near Ca-
die, all vessels coming from Spaia are put under qua-
rantine, so u to remove all cause of fear.
The diploma of the Persian Order of the Lion and
the Sun, which the celebrated Orientalists, M. Joseph
de Hamer, lately received, conveys a curious example
of the originality of Oriental style. The following
is a literal translation Very estimable, very ho-
nourable, eloquent in the art of oratory, penetrating
able iuterpreter of the language of the good Christian
people who believe in Jesus. Councillor of the High
Imperial Court of Germany, whose pen is well tut,
and whose writing is a flourish, whose- fingers are
sharp, and whose tongue active; coluffin of the most
excellent, most venerated study of ten languages, Jo-
seph Hamner, &c."
An elegant new Church is about to be built it Edin-
burgh, on the south side of London-street.
HoLvitooo Houte.—An address has been presented
to the King by the Peers of Scotland, praying his Ma-
kitty to restore the ancient Chapel Royal of Holylood
louse, to its former state and splendour. so as to enable
he Peers of Scotland to conduct their meetings with
becoming dignity and decorum, by holding their thee-
tints tinder the banners of their most ancient and most
noble National Order of the Thistle.
CHRISTIAN CHARITY"..COIOREI Cldrington, who
foanded the Library of All Souls, left a large estate
ite the propagation of the Gospel, and ordered that
three hundred Aegro Slaves should be constantly em-
ployed upon it
LUSE. ISTASTRA.•-cORWICH, SEPT. 21.:---List week
a:at belonging to Mr. Trivet Allcock, in King-street,
brought forth three kittens, one of which had tiro
ladies; two tails, and eight legs ; sod when disco-
ed appeared to have lived some time after it *as
sned.

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