The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-03 00:00:00

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whom good &Wised splendid talents, well exerted,
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•- hive rendered iinasurtal, was dear to tile human
A nee; sod, alas! too like in his end to the great awl
.; steady friend of freedom who had gone, before _
It wr a a stay and a hope to the oppresied and thb prior,
' which is sow soddenly withdrawn from them. Tit.
event of ibis tas`ca it not be appreciated. The bartered
and such abinund fearless harriers at all times 'West
•tyranary and oppression in ail shapes,cannot be lesehlin
• down without great national suffering being thi'llelbs
sapience. 'this circnossienee must add poignarefta
the feeling that will be crested by this laments
treat. There were parts in the character of Sir Si.
writ R 9.:IILLY, which endeared him to toes of sU.
part*. peelally his humanity, and the seal with
which be endeaveered to render it effectual to hiel
fellow-creatures. His various Bill., so ORSCC4III,I.I
ably opposed and rejected, for preventing the wails•
rant of Death in some cases of minor criseleality,'
are memorials of his intentions. To the seppressinas
.of the Slave Trade Ow he *slyly contributed. The
tt Joss of a beloved wife plunged him, it is understood,
..? into a pare:yam of grief, against which nature coold
4inot bear op; and, in the height of I brain fever, he
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tell a victim to the acuteness of his seweibillty.,

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The Board of Trade, en Sqtorday, came to the
decision to release the vessels lately seised by the
Custom-house Officers, loaded with beans from ports
4 In the blediterranesn. We anulerstand the IMMIIIIIIIi
,111411 mode coder the ides, that the importation was al.
breach cf the Navigstion Laws, importing articles
not immediately the growth or prodece of the place
from whence shipped. We, however, ooderstsed,
that the Board of Trade, on investigation, Snd that
there is an exception as to articles implied from
Turkey, ke. as all articles the growth sod predict
of that country bale been shipped to this country
from Italy, and from other lower ports of the Msa.
diterrenean, and that the ow:option folly Rather**
the importation of corn. The vessels wen, Wags..
sequence, restored by an °lslet order fro* As Beard
of Trode.
escialcmea=cmcm
The fist setting brig Henry. Captain Kammlite
liss arrived abiverpool from Diew Yoek in U days,
her letters and papers will bedelisered issieerrow.
Tus PRINCESS oe WA‘te.—The relloc4olll., . OW
illent has been handed to os t.--" Pendell** iirt
• /Loyal Highness the Princess of W. 41111 leering Bee
I land, she gave orders for-all the domestics in her two
• trice at Kensington to be retained till notice to thee**.
t teary ; last week %deices were received for their die.
heal, and on Friday, after the Inspection of thei
slaw by his Royal highness the Parks Reacea4l
• , rake of Yoga, and Colonel Srevainos, they slii
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' toceived notice to gaits nine in notrior. We. ikamii
. Nichnett, It Is 04 has ghee op her spirituals la
1 she Pace." ... -.
Yesterday the Dake of Yong transacted military
horsiness with the PRINCE KIOINT at Carlton-bouse.
Mr. GALLATIN' the Americas, Minister, who has
recently eregociated.here a Treaty of Commerce with
this cooetry, arrived at Paris on Townley last.
' , • . 'l'he Doke of DEvonstgas, accompanied by the
lion. CHARLES CAVENDISH, left Devnnshire.house
yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, for Paris.
Advicm are said to ham been received from India,
1+ that the PElinwa had surrendered himself to Sr
JouN MALCOLM.
The Journalists of Worse w are quite indignant at
the mention of the Empetor of RUSSIA as Czar of
Poland, of which they sty he Is not Gear bet Meg.
Cardinal CAMBACERES has left the whole of his
. property, by will, for the reArstabllebatent of the Se.
abbacy of Rouen, subject only to the pereest of U.
Deities to his domestic SIMINInise
' •M. CAI/ILLS JORDAN has been elected for two Or
the French departments. Oen of the Paris Papses
said, that LA FATETTII had Wee elected for the des'
pertinent of Sarthe, bet this is not tree.
The reduction of men in the 9th Lamer% et
Brighton, look place lest week. A tam* of the
cavalry horses will be sold by auction.
The 95th Regiment, which is to be disbanded in
the course of a few days, at &sodomised barracks,
. oysters at this timeshare WO rank sod file.
The Chapman, arrived In the Dawes, serried away
her rosin-topmast about 10 days since* by which
sums John Jones and Wm. Rubinsew, seenses, who
were bawling the maio.toplallant-saiL, tease sake.
tenately lost.
The nISCII of the II osier. Master. Goosed boa Ulf;
emsoved front Parliament-greet ' • the hodsepos if
which department is now coadocted in the War Me.
I NCLEDON has loft Liverpool, and Is new singing;
at the Sheffield Theatre, where be is engaged tat pw.
sum four nights. .
The Ilsth Theatre opened for the season, on Se.
Inglay last, with the comedy of The Wonder, in
Which CONWAY was the Don Felix, Pusom Lit-
mrslo, and Miss R. PENLEY, from iedsor, was the
Minnie.
Miss KELLY completed her 'easement at the Ii
, Brighton Tbestre, en Saturday night. Mr. K EAs is
imaged for this end to-morrow evening. liss first
appearance is in the character of Othello, and
eticorsdly, as Sir Edward Mortimer, ice the Iron
chi,.
An *wrist scene was exhibited, last night, in the
pit of Drery.lane Theatie. Towards the close of
die Tragedy of Richorirthe Third, a well-dressed
man fell from his seat in the pit. At first it was
imagined that he was intoxicated, bet, on raising
him, he appeared to have ,offered from a sudden fit.
Several medical Gentlemen, who were in the boxes,
fievtened down to his relief—but, ere they arrived,
the spirit had fled its fragile mansion. On searching
his pockets. several bond. were found, and his ad-
dress, •• Mr. Mocarty, Bull Inn, Dishopsgate."—
The body was removed to the Rose and Croon pub.
iic.house, preparatory to the sitting of the Coroner's
inquest.

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