The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-30 00:00:00

kENNETT TAKES.

At a lite hour this forenoon we received the fol.
ioniog cotnrovnication

6, LLovirs, Nov. 30, 1818.
Renndt is taken, and the aild is well and in

4, ama 1111•0 ntwr
the safe
,cestody of his relative, Me. lloast.cir.—
This morning Messrs. Rem, bums, end Co., of
groad-street.buildings, received the above pleasing
intelligence from their correspondent at Bremen, and
It losing a moment conveyed the inte;ligence to

Withm- conveye.
the allictelparents at Canonbary-lane. It appears
that M. licoancir had such correct information of
the Allebs's route, that he arrived at Bremen 24
'hours OW Hewlett, who was on the point of em.
barkintwa b4d a vessel named the Pallas, bound
to Daltimorof'

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SUICIDE OF NtIDIN.

*itsAcir urma FROM MANCUBSTER, DATED
• AT4 NOVEMBER 28.
ifm* Sisteliwriting the above, I have been oot and
have learned from en undoubted source, that the
great Leviathan of our waters. is just wounded, if
not deed. A most astonishing sensation is caused iu
the town—bet lot we mike myself intelligible.
" A meeting took pface to.tlay at the Police-
Office of the Police Commissioners and Heads of the
Town, to investigate many accounts, and to en-
quire into many matters must intimately connected
with the administration of our lordly tyrant here,
Mr. Nadin; some curious rumours having been
abroad several days here respecting him. It seems a
mail, you must know well, named Evans, who has
been many years a tool of Nadia's, has just now nu.
expectedly come t,, a property which has rendered
him independent, :and he having once vowed revenge
.on Nadia for having struck him, has now put his
threat into exec':tion.

46 EIGHT o'Cr.ucw.—A Gentleman has just been
with mP and confirmed what I had heard before.—
Evans declared at the Meeting that Nadirs caused
two of the fires to be li,:hted 'Ton the hills near here
(Blackstone Edge and Buckton), which yoo know
during the late commotion'; was attributed to what
were called the disaffocted as night signals—that

Nadi!, masked out the men to be taken et the la.t
Meeting before the Meeting took place—that he has
frequently laid trips by Navlin's orders to take pen•
OP for had note., &c. and many other black things.
whiA he osideitnek to pr,,te. The Meeting was
ast, in*ll43 Nudist left one Office in a rage, say ins,
be wyuld soon valance them whether he was guilty
Or suit; he won hose, and About sis o'clock he s►am
foiled :9 I.l§ OAn y iid weiterina in his blood, a pistol
bole, hasii.g gone thruugn oi4 neck, but he eat n
dead half an Isnot since —so n•nt h for the man who
has amassed 00,0004 a; Deputy Constable of Maa•
Chester !"

TIRE QUBEN's FUNERAL.

The Prince Regent visited the Princess Augusta
dud the Dachas. of Gl.tueester yesterday. His Royal
Sighpeas temained to dinner at Cambridge-house.
" Hones and atteiniants for the approaching fens..
lel, grave almost hourly at Kew from the different
Royal establishments, under the direction of W.
Co deo, Esq C'erk of the Stables to the late Queen.
This Jay the black ante !turves, intended for the
nos of Hearse, are to be sent Gain the Kit 4's Mews
• file Princesses continue in good health, awl the
emu:hies of the Nobility at the Palace are very nu-
t4re- 'serous.
Tho cavalcade is directed to begin to move from
K'w Palace at 10 o'clock ; and it is said that it would
proceed over Kew Bridge, through Atentford, and
proceed to Lonjord, where the procession will halt
to trtiesti the horses, &c.
The Prince Regent's livery servants are provided
with two suit* of moor keg frocks and jitcketv, great
coats, Sac. their hate have crape round t'.em, and
crepe cncketles. The porters appeared in mourning
on Saturday. The orders for mourning are so great,
that 04- clothes could not be made sooner. The
Royal Duke,' livery servants have similar mourning.
Prince Leopold's st•rvauts are still in mourning for
their beloved mistress.

-Yesterday, the Clergymen and the Gentlemen of
the Choir of the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace,
appeared in blerk silk scarfs and silk gloves. The
young Gentlemen of the Choir, or King's boys, as
they are con‘monly ailed, a pp.a red also in mourning,
made in a style iuiilar in their -cirlet uniforms.

The important geestion of admitting our Roman
Car ht lic fellow.subjec(s to a participation of the con-
atitatiotial rights of l3ritot.o, will be brought under
consideration of the new Parliament, in a manner Lord Entessonoccit was considered a little better
most favourable to its temperate but serious discus- yesterday. His Lordship had had some refreshing
Ilion. We *Hews that separate Petitions on the sleep on the preceding night.
subject will be presented by almost every coun'y in VAGRANTS.—There are between 30 and 40 ea-
-Irei"d• SS cell as by the Catholics in the ether grants committed (on an average) every week from
parts of Vie Uhitcd Kingdom. the Police-office, Hattoniarden, to the House of
Our.ll.eadero will recollect that some time ago two Correction, in order to be pasted to their respective
or three it-males were taken up end confirett for hat. parish.... This, at the rate of 10s. for the apprehen-
iing
B sok-note in their possession unsigned. That sion of each, amounts to • large sum yearly.
such 1.1481 k-flutes are actually issued, through culpa. I On Saturday night, as Mr. Skirret, a Silk-mercer,
ble tiegl;gpnce, we have positive wont' now before us. and his wife. were coming to town in a post.chsi'e,
A Piper a this avir&ng says, a Correspondent yes. they were robbed upon Blcckheath by a single high.
tvt6ay sent us for Livection a One Pound lank of wsymau, of five pounds and his watch, which was
Note, dot. d the sth instant, and numbered a valoable gold one; the highs's) man behaved very
1 t.5F.5, that appears to be genuine. having the water. complaisantly, and begged the Lady not to be fright-
Intl Is and all the knurls tests, and is yet unsigned!! .tued) as further harm was intended her.