The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-03 00:00:00

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Kean's performance would he more elleriive in propor-
tion, as he is less removed from tl:e &indicate. IVhett
the corps dransatitine of a theatre consist of such.
may he collected in the minor provincial theatres, pfr-
haps the farther we art rensodetlfrom them, the better. In'
ulnref alio a small theatre is preferable to a larke
33 being► more consistent with our ideas of comfort, hut
in summer, a minor thrafte cannot compete with the
excellent performers of a spacious, cool, ■nd well ven-
tilated theatre. 'nit Haymarket Theatre in paiticu-
lay romrs tinder the above observations. It reimitude,tis
of the Theatres as formerly constructed ; and *end-
locating heat we experience there in extremely unplea-
sant. We speak as we have found it.

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STATEERANI" 11 INCORPORAISO wets inn
STATESEI•!I... •

is with more
'burgh were

(ruin Fuca:fort states that " when
death drfionaparte readied Baden
..
and the Duchess Dowager Stephanie
theinvliations which they had issued
be cotinfermairled, and immediatel-
Tbe•Kiag of. Bavaria, who was at
dblerved the moat profound silence
We orb miens Tor despatches from
what the emirs, et Austria has done
ettinstance." Another article from
same subject, says that the intelligeni
death had reached that capital, and

ssasadon.
•
Thi Mowing Is the latest account
'ilintitioa,pf the state of affairs in
'JAMAICA, JUNE It —Our letters
1;otn Santa-Martha, by the Enryal
tend yesterday. Theformer are
litter to the 26111 ult., from which
have before stated, that the stateme,
Pendent forces. as published in othe,
is quite inaccurate—indeed, srn►i
strength' there mentioned could
that otwatry. We have abstract
Martha asiafti an account of so,

tirrences in Soath
armistice, and which, upon the win
curate ; the affair, indeed, at
was much more di-astrotts to
than their Chiefs chose to ar'
lion to the officers stated to
Leon, and many others, were wt
under Montes de Oca, only
half the number of the celei.
Rides, which was originally entirell
however, are all dead, anti replaced
Colonel and Major, one Captain, -
only being English, the rest all
ceeding 5 or 600 men. Part m
ceeded by land, and the rewaiuder
caibo; the vessels in which the,
the bar of Maracaibo ; the t
all saved, together with their
nition. While we were tri
a Curacoa paper of time 2titli of
which announces the arrival
its destination, and that it routed
loss. Bolivar's own army is rep!
finest the Independents have ever '
circumstance of its keeping in chi
at Wallowa, which are known to I
men, the statement of their numl
sidereal tolerably col rect, particular
a manner stationary ; but of 0
given of the independent forces,
he attached to them. Regiments
1600, often have not more that
such is the state of the country,
possible to undertake a march of
laa 4er body than one thousand
hundred as subsistence could
them. It is hardly possible as
titer this campaign will terminal
fare is South Ague ica : If tln
their positions, which are very
fortified, it is not likely the I,
drive them out, for as they have
of the sea, they can always be sup
from Puerto-Cabello this c:
come to some amicable resolutioi
ricans, the war may be conlinL
or as long as the Spaniards choose
sitions, which will be a great
pendents, who are miserably pool
support the expense of a pioti
same may be said of Carth4
have about 409 troops, but unless
reidorcement they can make no
are watched very closely by abo
tuned at Tnrbaco. On the otls,
alen:s cannot undertake the rrgt
for want of artillery. The peoi
were looking with considerable;
ceedings of the Congress. whirl
bled eorly last month at Cucutf
what steps they would pursue,
formed what turn things would
There was a very prevalent opit,
cal to erect it into a 51onorchy
others thought it originated from ,
viction amongst the national people
government would best suit
times, than from any such wisi
on his part. The commanders
lently averse to such a measure,
arises solely from jealousy of sec
assume a superior power, for as
of liberal government, they are
any, and their only idea of freedom
Ifreedom when themselves are ft

Our fellow subjects of the
by this and the preceding day'.
yond measure at the expected visit
land. Of the various preparatiol
reception, we have given coi.ions
Dublin papers; but, of all the
taking place, that which affords
is the preparation of the hearts
to ssbirate his Majesty's arrival,
es r. "In the course of three
these journals—" of three short
have been taken to allay faction—to
—to diminish feuds—to deer:
rated by a collison of opposil
to conciliate. and to unite, ,
terest and one Loyalty than all

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stammer theatre. When the performers are of an..x- . .
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Od - wilt*
cclient description, a small theatre is undonbtediv prr deipatchts flora Peters)
ferable; for esaurp:e, many of the fl.:e pointtof
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e intelligence." T , d wise men hp n able to accomplish in
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expected h-j. Burnt thirty years. No mg, that ever reigned, has
a manth.—Au ankh ...rendered such a service as this to Ireland." In
n intelligence of th, reference to the meeting at the Royal Exchange, At
ten, Prince Eugene it is asked, " Who could suppose, only three moat and f
nia a-m.6.n caused ago; that the moll Mat oT'll+FGillllill.
1 chinl
ued fur that day, to issust violent of the Protestants, should.idide,llollll- ' 1141111
rly put on mourning. ,heralien
.and. Er. triode! lrdlfittiorrMPlrgri* Ceid
It Baden at the time, thing has talen4ilici." •- I " ''' ..'(''' I'4
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eti on the subject-I- .
In.
c," "trest't 1-4-,•4 .4 4 RI
OM Vle One ;* to ka ela"*. M we KW"' gr' 3 PIN". Wie. Mg
was the other day cowvictid nolo; i, elafselillit
done under this zip' • j 2 1• i • -'
Metropolis Police Act, for the eon atoms of
A
CM IMA:ifiti. on. the
• sloops,uleadieg signora/set ..of the rialabake Ow Yellta. nest
gence of 11.inaparte's
(; •
of -Lomhm, yestettlibti mactemEbilletnebe 4iirla all
rod produced a great
butecdesto various preprietors'' iit 4
al 4it , . • •VI
• '. raining a copy of the seedlaitittI 1 llsa labth
vocifailatallag i
account reed-Yell in Havingconsidered illese eitilistipQss mu ice HT
, -•
igal
n South America : ers are aware are but of recent arfOit,laturaterlallty
ters and newspapers nected with the moral welfare as well es cetpfortOf a 44; l't
*Ud
alien
yalus, only cause to siderable portion of theierlostrioutordoreefsesekeyons. ~ •
r. to the 27th, and the took au early occasion to express oar hope tisaesi pie& 1 '
is it appears, as we ' that enactment the legislature would t.
tement of the lade- that in suppressing places of a similes'
titer papers last week, which were open at eight for the 11.604
iiiez4
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nice of the numerical dissolute person,. no iajney ebneld be lima is age
not be snbsisted in which were only &ciliated to afford it rtior awes
toed front the Santa- labouring chum:sum
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..4 ' • Vobair4 rogth
N.
sme of the public oc- a wholesome, innocent and I ,..,.
teaks
:e the rapture of the bensive that a proper line of diatilseden w AMU • not 1
thole, is tolerably Oc- drawn between the different sorts of plates: mid AN th
t Rio de la }facie. regular houses would be exposed to anpleasahlt 4WD 74. ink i
' . belt
to the Independents from an illiberal construction of the elastic litinestuelis ; (rigs' ~ idyl
be ledge, in addi- the Proprietors of the Day Coffee Rooms behlis tleaseill aid
• - Hi
be killed, Colonel Meeting while the Bill was pending, 0'41114 .44 DI
rounded.—The troops , the progress of the Act, and to proteet thieolnitlitble SIS
• . consist of shout ;of the parties concerned. Another
:orated regiment of 1 same description, as will be learnt I > *MAW , tbot
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rely British; the men, I part of our paper, was held yOtsterJay, to'reeetvitit
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toed by Creoles—the i Report of the Committee previrly appuintid; and .
qa et
, and three subalterns, the. Resolutions agreed to we are glad to fled that t . *lnd
Creoles, and not ex- parties are completely satisfied glib the Regulations SI
of this regiment pro- under which the Act has placed the trade. Ottesccoent ' Stes
. snek
dee by sea, for Mara- of the sober and frugal accommodation they affostil.
lAm
Thb
cy went were lost on a very numerous and important portion of our pepala- ....
men, however, were tion, we think these establishments deserve well W the - aid,
it arms and ammo- country ;sad we are gratified to lea'ea fries the rear* 1 Rim
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erititig this article, lions passed, that the proprietors are adopting men-
invt
,f Qty was received, sures that are likely to render them as respectable 10i
they are useful. revs
this regiment at the
ted Cotner with great The following is an extract of a latter from the Mimi
represented to be the Captain of a vessel employed in the Expedition ow SI
T had, and, trims the der Lord Cochrane : t. ject
" Bay of Huvacho, coast of Pere, May 11; 1811. - the
heck the Royalist force
"S. Martin anti his armyare still lying here. It is , shou
consist of nearly .!•{lll4l e'pected Lima will soon foil, as they have no way of ••• Pic
alter (12,009 is cou- getting provisions suffi num cient for inch an immense -
her of inhabitants as it contains. The poet of Callao Dim,
larly as his army is in is blockaded by the Patriot squadron. fhl Ms maw I
the accounts otherwise there are itily two Spanish frigates. which bavirrern a i... Pro
very little credit is to great way to leeward, and are now about Pnaliwa. being , by t
afraid to shew themselves on the seed of Phan. There' , A
its stated to c.msist of have been a few skirmishes between the loyal as( the tear
in 250 men ; in short, patriot troops, but the latter have always been success-
r, that it would be io- ful." Jam
of any distance, with a lieneral Sir Thomas Maitland arrived it Ports- ' i 410 l
liar
1 or I thousand two month, on Wednesday motning. He goes out to his Nil
I not be procured for government in the Niemen, Captain Sibley, who has 1
yet to calculate wise. orders to get ready for sea with all possible dispatch.
also
late the unh sppy snip 'the rapturous astonishment of the poor Irish at the
to lie Spaniards slid: Iwas
intended visitof royalty is strikingly expressed in the l
ry fine num and well following letter :—Extract of a private letter, dated .-.
Cat
ndependent forces cats I Dublin, Jitly 30 :—We expect the King this day week : "
the complete commanti 1 them i. are great preparations making for him. Every S
Ear
applied with provisions I seat in the theatre is engaged. It is reported his Ma- ' Nic
ease. unless the tortes I .ivltY will go fonv times to it during his stay here. me Kite
ins respecting the Ame- 1 Mr/csig's coachmin attracts great notice here. He it Val,
met for another year, I considered the largest max ix this city. 1 JOII
,osse to hold their po- tiXTUACT FAUNA LITTER, DAVID W.I3HINGTON CITT, t
fell,
annoyance to the Inde- 4th MARCH, 1821. t.
,
poor, and ill able to Last evening, in passing from the House of [tepee- I
tracted warfare. The sentatives to the Senate, after twelve o'clock, I met the ham
'genii: the Spaniards President of the United States, just descending the and
.ss Oct' receive a strong stairs on his return to his national residence. He hail
.be 1
o more sorti:•s, for they I been all the evening in an apartment adjoining the 1
hoist *WO troops sta. Senate Chamber, to sign such enrolled hills as passed : . gm,
titer hand the Ind/sets. at the close of the Session, which usually are nte / PHI
ttlisr siege of the place merous. This has always been the practice; as the i plc'
ogle in South America distance Loos the President'. House to the Capitol ren- ' at i
r anxiety to the first pro. ders slid, a course necessary. As the venerable Patriot . ire
eh was to have asseen- and industrious Statesman moved on, I turned round t poi
to ; until it was seen and beheld him, with admiration and pride, passing Me
no opinion could be along throngis the moving crowd to his carriage, atter ing
I take in that country, front the balls be
sorted which conveyed him of Congress.
inion, that Bolivar wish- atol contrasted his situation with that of the monarchs ' A p
Sy for himself ; while of the eastern continent in modern or *ticket times. , his
rout a very general con• The triumphal entry of the Roman Emperor into
eople that that form of the " ErituNat" Capitol, followed by the splentrof Cif
the exigencies of the I
trophies of battles won, Princes in chains and captive
sit or intention evinced warriors, might have called forth the *acclamations of
W.
son time coast were via- subjugated millions ; but as Csesar pasied by " bonnet tot
e, but their opposition tiro
with victorious wreaths," the nations of the earth
teeing any other person were left in tears, and remorseless tyrants)? rejoiced .
1
sto notions or principles in accumulated power. Here, in this land of nest/. • . tes
,re utterly dtstitnte to the chief magistrate requires not reggae guards to-
the
freedom is to " call it protect, nor the pomp and splendoor of royalty to cosy
free." mend respect. At midnight, unattended, be paw.
through the multitude with confidence; mauler et 111
sister kingdom, we find that security which a virtnone andenlighteomi roots . 134
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v's arrival, are elated be• guarantee to the honoured Chief of the Itepablic....
visit of the Kayo to Ire- Plain in his dress, modest bet dignified, Ito traversed lel
the dimly lighted passages of the Capitol likes father tie
'rail"' making for hi!' amongst his children. The spectacle was sublime,.
ions extracts from the
and to Europeans it would have appeared wonderful let
e preparations which arc and incredible. These are the blessings of freedoms
Is us the greatest pleasure the glorious result of our two wars for independence. eh
sits of divided Irishmen, the guard of honour to the President of the United.
ar
States is the whole nation. Elected by the almost
val, in harmony with one
"unanimous suffrages of ten millions of people, he glo• Cl
ties in the unostentatious deportment of a private citi
three weeks, says one of
on weeks, greater strides zee, sold stands pre-ensineetly great above the here-'
Jitary Princes of the universe.
on—to remove prejudices el
Well may we boast. of the elevated privileges e'
ruse the ill blood gene-
enjoy. Withered be the arm that shall draw time sword
site sentiments; in short, of discord, and palsied the tongue that shall until
In the bands of one Its, a single word calculated to destroy the harmony al
all the exertions of good the Uniou. • . 1 Si
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