The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-10 00:00:00

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farce, ender the title of the Great
.. here Met night, for the first, and
me; unless the spirit of the Great
both death and condemnation, and
ot,to chill the atmosphere of Sweet-
only spirits rise, however, we shall
Cation; for literally the piece had no
sett of spirit; tu.„ was a lifeless jumble of tedious inconsist-
eery, which defied the powers of LisTow to animate it.
'Floe ides was not a bad one. A Dyer, travelling to
Derby with .some mystery of Mode in his head, is
pekes) up in the snow, and mistaken fo. the Great tin-
imams who mark* up the Scotch novels. Some whimsical
situations might have been formed ant of this egttivoquie,
MR, the genins of the writer, if I.e bud any, was as fati-
gued as the prat Unknown himself, and refused to hays
y parti.ioation in the matter :—and the perseverance of
t writs only served to" heap coals a( lire on his head."
lee
*Wiener listened some time, as if in anxious experte--
tiot that there would be something worth Ite.ir.ne ; hot
when they found nothing which, even in Lts-roN's month,
meld excite ;laugh, many began to !err the house. think-
ing it heaeati their notice to sit in juitlement on such
' sash ;•lont there were a few awavttl-rs left to pot a formal
end to itiesieterwe K/Wia the curtain. fell.
On ThWsslay4 Mr. YOUllg. one of the Oreenoek mines. met
with a wines accident. White crossing over the spiked
roiling, ketwone of mere Mirnonarlde boles, he unfortunately
lost ids footing, and fell arm in- 'Okra, one of which entered
Merl/fit side. betweei the CM and sixth tits, and perforated
was found to he in a very weak Mate.
illteulty, and air escaping irons the wound;
considered in less danger.

Laical mistake in the Morning Chronicle
review of Mr. Oweit's jitstitiration, of
Lanark from the charge of illicit inter-
'says: The number of bastard (+H-
umana flay every ammarried female *a
.' This would he almost as in toy as
The vet i.er meant to say, that Ilia
'mining for every hundred umostried
re ..144 lent.
.1 took place at the Town Hill, Maid.
fast, in honour of Ite. Helmet's visit to
ss numeronsly rod re.pectably
90 gentlemen sat flown to the entertain
Int Torrington. W. P. Ifonyemol, Esq
J Brockman. auti several of die neigh
~,were present on the orcadon.
of the meet elegant form, Iseantifully
/Lased 'intoned, has been m to red by atessrs. S.
sad C. 'Vonore, Walker, Kitchen, and Co, of this place,—
it bears the Ivllowine 4).1.6 ptiov :—" This req~ was pre-
,. *Wed by the artisans of Sheffield t.' Lady Anne Hamilton.
as a testimony of their high admiration of her faithful ser-
viers and fi,iti attachment to her late most excellent Maks.
ty, Ca ',line Amelia Elizabeth, Wren of England, anti
towel to his pre.etit Majesty King George IV., IS_3."—
(Sieffield independent),
We are informed, that the pii•ei. of platrorlileh was intended
at
ht have been prese nte dto thr (levee, h the WM:wants 1
thls town, hist which hi.rlate sudden deathy preveoted. is to
be presented shortly to Lady Alio Hamilton. It consists of
es elegant urn, weighing 198 oz. 10 dot., minis valued at 170/.
—(Sheifirld Mere*. I.)
lie Glasgow Courier gaits a report that Mr. Canning
islikely to visit Glasgow, and promises him, of coarse, a
Way favonrahle reception.
The infamous Ministerial pees of Scotland has come to
rilese worthy of its origin. (Joe of the wretches, whose
Max is notorious, has forged a promissory noteon a highly
respectable gentleman in this county fur 1001. The bill
was deposited with a banker, who took au active interest in
Ike concern. We wonder what Mr. &lope, whose sense of
intim Teas so acute in Borthwick's case, will do now
.
(Glasgow Chronicle.)
—There were one hundred and ninetysix Commissioners
• sf Sewers for London and Middlesex in ISI6, when the
Commission issued. In a late examination on this import-
sat recently instituted before a Committee of the
Bose of Commons, such Commission was h aided in; and
ta carious coincidence, the name of " Lord Cochrane.
• It, Portman Square," is found by the side of (the
IVA) " Lord Ellenbotough, St. James's Square," and the
Lard Chancellor. Thus of all the public employments in
&gland once roomed by hie Lordship, Lord Cochrane
gel, remaits a Commissioner of the Sewers of the Me
*opt's!
Two Commissioners from the Greek Government, whose
times are M.M. Orlando anal Zaimi, accompanier; by Mr.
Lariotti, have arrived in this country for the purpose of
-111111ftiatiog a loan.
7Advices from %ante and Corfu, contained in a letter
• fans Trteste of the 24th tilt. mention that the Turkish fleet
.iirtbat neighbourhood was in a state of great insubordi-
milieu, and that the plague prevailed on board many of
the ships. That of the Greeks ma'ntained a position
fikostrable for an attack, but their naval commander had
Elligmatoed to delay it, until disease and the mutinous spirit
~,1411ha sailors bad weakened the Turkish fleet in a still
• *se degree.
Nutzatadoeitte.—lt appears by a circular to the Russian
•Consulsin this country, that his Imperial Majesty is
Meat with abolishing freemasonry in his own clonal-
; Meal, , but . extends his arbitrary power to all persons,
obalbel, English or foreigners, holding any commission
hiel, even in Great Britain, or in any other country
isheireelie Emperor has Coneuls.—All such persons are re.
sa .declare that they either do not belong to any
o' Lodge, or any other secret society ; or that
les* belonmd to one they henceforward renounce it.
M. Jourdan., an Advocate, and Doctor of Law, is about
•la at to Eitgland, for the second time, in order to enter
into Tress istnitke with respect to the jnelicial 'institutions
inlet elsoory. It appears that the Minister of the late-
• • lierileasteentimed the leJ•oars Of this jurist, by giving him
Oleemeidatary letters to the French Ambassador io Loa.
iteate.)
Tend faseienalsg young lady, oonnexistee,
;I' PI front her friends', also reside a short distance front this
1164, s few days.since, with a married man, late a Captaill
inilkweit of Dvagoana.--Wzricr Gazette.)
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