The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-09-11 00:00:00

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Toesday end Wednesday afforded high 'port to the
Gentlemen of the Toil, at Warwick rare,. The
spnrt was most excellent—the company beyond all
precedent in respect to numbers, rank, end fashion.
Th. weather was fine and the router in oshellent or-
der there weze upwards of 300 Cr ileaseil'a end
ether carriage. on the enure.. nearly 200 of ',Nat
Rot, from Leamington Spa, which is ouw felt of visi.
10511 of the first distinction.
On Thursday his Royal (Hooves the nuns Rt.
Muse strived to dinner with the Earl of Waiterici.
st Warwick Castle, accompanied by Sir B. Dbottia-
-1 Nebo.
I On Friday morning Mr. 1114117, of the Historical
! Pieter. Gallery at leansingthe, sent a special mes.
senior to Warwick, with a copy of his Deicriptire
Guide of this celebrated Spa. and an elegant Medal.
Hoe, struck en occasion of the Regency, with sneer.
nest request in time name of the visitors and inhabit.
ants of the place, entreating the honour of a visit
from his Royal Highness, to inspect the mineral
springs and the superb pomp.rnona sod baths, &e.,
*Mel,, se are credibly inforised, are the most
splendid of any estalitiohmeist of the kind in
Eorope. The Medallion and Glide were most
lusciously received by his Royal Ilighsteas, and
about three o'clock the l'atice went to the tips is
an open earring. and foe., accompanied by the Costa-
-1 ter, of WARWICK and two other Ladies.
His Royal Highness drove round the place, at
u hick he was greatly astonished, and expressed him-
self highly pleased with the elegance and beauty of
lb, new bindings.
His Royal Highness looked extremely well, and
returned to the scclamatioes of the people a most
gracious salute.
Leamington is very full of faslionsble company.
, Amongst m'ny distinguished visitors we noticed the
following :—Viscount Cairnlmo a3d family Lord
and lady Rocs and family ; Lord and 1.111, YETAI
!and family ; Lord and Lady TARS; the Ifonourab's
! Gametal Ftscu, end the Honourable Mils bungs,
&c.

Letters from Catlin state the smarts of the Ales.
ander man of war, of 71 gins, to that port on tte
11 h of Aug. Thisshlp, it nil' be recollected, formed
part of squadron dispstehed from Curtis nn the Ilth
May last, consisting of two 74 gen ships and a frigate,
end whose destination, from the circumstance of its
hetlng sailed immediately on Intelligence being re.
tilted of Lord COCllllLV4ellblocksde of Cullen, w,s
generally understood to be Lim.. The Aleaawler
was the best of the line of battle slaps sold to Sysin
by the Emperor of Komi ; )et she bore the rr).ree
esteems+, ill. Being near the Line, on the 21st r!sy
of her departere from Cailiz, she sprung her bow.
sprit. end mete so mach water, that her Officers, tr.-
'ether with those of the San Tuelmo sad Titania, held
a Council of War, Which determined that she could
oat perform the voyage witb the others, anti mart
pet beck; she was 72 days from that time in relenting
to Cadiz. The other two tls are considered to
Ibate reached Lima within 70 Jays of their separstius,
as they %%vie in the best slats and sailed well. fl'e
letters from Cad.: further star., that some diseases of
a sespicioes swore had broken out in the island of
St. Leon. and that a cordon had in consequence lowa
drawn round it to present the infective bring roe-
, municsted.
We "deffiend, frrm good authority, that Os
Irish Militia silt be :ailed net fat one inuntli's trains
ing immediately after the 25'h of o:tober out.—
( Freemen's Jou nal )

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