The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-01-11 00:00:00

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HAMPDEN IND
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When the meemmalw shoots
Its endows o'er tbe glade,
See liampdea's swill dada!
The moon bas her-rays.
And Philomela nand her lays,
But die boding raves eroaks,
With the screen owl's softer note,
• And the night:biter' shriller Cry ;
Waving bls arm on high,
Warmly brave. be seems to cry—
•• Freely live or needy die..•
Now lightly o'er the eastern bills
Morning wattle btu Walsers blue,
The winding vali
To Philomela's nag.
And the streawdet's manuring meal
Where the moon's livid Maus
On waving poplars deuce,
See Russel's shade advance !
How his pare farm a radiance wears I
Serenely sweet his face,
His lofty form, his placid brow.
Bespeak his noble race.
And see he waves his hand ;
The bird her song has masl,
The streemlets rest la peace.
The moon sheds a paler ray,
The Asia, lark dattiores the day;
" &dire and free" he cries—
ind seeks his native skies.
Persrlth; Joe. 1, 1920. Sean or Oaacebts.
POUR LI srairitsime.

AUX MIMISTRES DE IWO.
Toes noes promettrs drew atlas,
Kt pins soot nos destine*, !
Attendrons-Roos, pose eta, biontil.
Encore One porno spans I
IMPROMPTU,
PROM ROCIIIDALI, UPON ?II NMI Met Or RAT.

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Weil may the ewe of Roadside say,
That certain trades are Fortea's giving ; •
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Wksn such a petee is paid for key,
And butchers pt so good • living.

WRAPS TOWARDS COMPOSINU A NEW DICTIONh
- AIRY FOR THE BENEFIT OF JOHN RCM

Administration.—A partition treaty among ten or
twelve noblemen or gentlemen, of different politicil
principles, to share all the great offices of the State, area
to support each other in the possession of them undue
all circumstances.
Allies.—Nations who unite in the prosecution of a
war in which each has separate, if gotsizosite isles**.
Combined Formes.—An army co of two distinct
classes—l. The Combatants-4. The Spectators.
Snbaidy.—Three or more millions paid to any Conti-
nental Prince on the eve of his rule.
A Splendid and Immortal Vietory.—A temporary re-
poise green to an enemy, with immense slaughter epos
both sides.
Retreat.—Taking a new position.
Defeat —A slight check, caution, camp equipage,
and wsended not taken—styambehind.
Psefismoveresey tralsr%
Periously calling for— ;m.g
to be discussed in time of war, and nespeelient ta..b;
dismissed in time of peace, therefore, not to be dimmed
at all.
Ace/in.—Any person who opposes his Majesty's pre-
sent Ministers.
Apppp~osition.—Jacbbitis. •
Merck and State.—Tho Bench of Bishops, sad the
Cantrell 6f. Ministers.
Liberty of Ai Press.—Li toertt of prairitig Minieteri
and libeling their opposents.—Vide Hibbs s Reports,
vol. I. King v. liarte and White, and a hundred other
R' its sive&
Kristin( Cfrealastanetc—Any public disaster that
happened tea or twenty years ago, kept *lire as a prb-
trace for a Change of opinion, id est, giving up prin
ciples without giving up place.
DeSeate Iliotatigation.—A very itidelicate inqiiry-.
Cerreptien.—lnfluence.
Elorrency.—Prose Epigrams without point, and Latin
quotations eritlioni application.
Finedanientil Peatirre.—A pretty nonsense illiteratioer
to come in
_(when speaking in the House), if nothing
else will.—N. 11. Most earnestly recommended b
Castleresigh ; seen also in the face of Northern Lied
Lieutenant.
lean Satire..—The Philippics of The Merseisr Nat
agiiiist its contemporaries.
Sant opaline 61 skirts
An Independent Irriter.—Ex. gt. Mr. Soothe+ sad*
Mr. Wharton, vilio,indqpendeth yetitrammasur memo*
WOW wrote doing the Edinbergh Review.
A erested Sers4rit of tk O e uldie.—Em. gr. ail
Reirsie; John Bottles. madiloorge Rose,
A Mei Servant of tk, Publie.—E. O. 114 We Laid
Melville. ~ •

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'AL INTELLIGENCE.

Onahoi&st..llll.—Pat hock, by shone triodi, the
Marv, issetioseho, frog Liverpobl, for Ldahms.
PORT•Wwwen, JAW. 10,—Arrived his Majesty's Ihipi4'
Hind, aid 'Pioneer, froth a cruise. Sailed, the Speedy,
A ndeowat for Rio Janeiro, with powder and shot.
RastatMero. JAN. 10.--A large boat has brought so
shore ao iticltor, weighing about 11 cwt., with *bait •
fathoms of 10 or 11 inch cable, which was leR by flit
Lady Popham, off the North Foreland, which venial pads;,
ceeded up Channel.
rummer's, Jaw. B.—Arrived the Gosport, Taylor,
from Mimi!: and Avonmore, Myers, from Southton, for
Yough&lL Sailed the Duke Of Marlborough packet,
with a mail, for Lisboa.

the people of the territory of Atichigai hit've
determiud to petition Congress to iedemnify• them for
losses sesedued udder' thi brushes( the capitulation
entered into by Hull and Brock, the American and Bri-
tish Generals, on the 18tte Aeristi 1812;• and also for
losses sustained by them is consequence of quartering
the trugedesing the late war.
Bidtelta.TY9t.—A eincinniti piper ettnouneel
the arrival 'there of several persons deputed by Upwards
de ow headred.fnindlies of New York to seek a desera-
-1 I.9"Thoelle of
itilatfitpwrsusearind ?OM :ascot heals
glo6-ietelligeace and perseveraue. and.
able to the State in which they UeaU ideate
arfundeisus.)
A hffitet teteived .10 Portsmouth from an Emi-
grant to the United States, dated New York, Oct.
let lelth owe, " Above all things, do not think'
of 'cord* here. The trade of this city, if double.l.l
would net support the.present amber of permit's it con-
tains. -Upwards of boo emigrants arrived at Phili- I
delphia, New York. and Baltimore. in one week. You'
tiao have is conception of the distress and emu, otca-
einell iiitheL yellow fever ; it is calculated that up`
west ~WI persons hue moved out of their bousi,
in of which they have been shut up, and
ite=reicross the streets. u a warning not to &p-
-lena the infected paces. Many of the emigrants are
mug to move to Canada. The Atuericans expect trade
wilt be better next spring.
A boat, loaded with kegs of entrained spirits, was
* idled by the coast officers sear the Crescent, Brighton;
is the night of Friday. It seems this boat had is-
minded whave landed her cargo more westward, made
for that purpose, a man had swam ashore to reconciles
eed give a signal is case of danger. This youverb's
soma Short, was found frozen to death by the
who inatie-the seizure, some little time afterwards, the
alight being intensely cold. wide falls of snow and sleet.
It es 'opposed he had been awaiting the boat's approach
in his wet clothes, until the weather overpowered been,
sad peo6uced the fatal catastrophe mentioned.
On the 29th ult. a box was brought by the driver of
a North Shields gig, to the waggon warehouse, at the
Bird in Bush, in this town, to he forwarded to Edin-
burgh. The direction woo' For Mr. Dickson. to be left
at Mr. Allan's, philosophical instrument-maker, No. 9.
Lothiandrreet, Edinburgh." Several boxes of a similar
description having lats."), been sent to Edinburgh.
caused a suspicion in one of the clerks on something
improper going mt. He therefore opened the box, it was
fund to contain the body of a woman from 60 to /40 years
of age. None who were preseat when the box came
knew t gig driver. or the man who acconspaeied him)
. ~.jr,............ held. u ben the jury
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~_,..,...,...-roivicr of t4robswerr sql.l
pea the body. bat wheel and where the deceased
died, 0 jury were not able to say." Tbl was
deceettY re-interred in Ail-Sainte' charcb-yi
is little doubt that the body was oa the way to the lie.
satin at Edinburg`. As subjects have braille
difficult to obtain in London and Scotland; owing tb the
visited& with which the cburcb-yardl are watched,
some ieserreetios seen it appears bate tetra.' up their
residence at Shields, and the contents of this and the
firmer bores were obtained tom ficirtle Shields and
Tyeemooth burial groands.--(aVercastle Paper.)
BIIabORT OF TES BRISTOL MAIL.—The 611110IFtheilli

an &Otiose' particulars :—The Book-keeper it .
a.,
ti Coffee-house writes, s' That four persons,
wile.. ere patiengers hide the Bristol Mail up, this
,were all thieves. They plundeivd the parcel"
litiemmat of the coach. A portal for Mt. Helsel). Dealt-
sired; gobs, bad a 1:13; note takes out; e parcel for Mr.
'.111.60te tor.tr twakineeeroa, I ; f.and 1 tree 1,
walot kvettne°,ra sal
Ober parcels imAog bees rrbbn:d its the saw
wart'.
avast have picked the loeks; and fastened them
as they wereseitare when the Mail spired here."
pd.§ a/ Abe Thieves 1. A tall ireatteasinsi
illillei in Mack, shoat b feet 10 inches high ; sheet
Les of age. ff. Rather shibbily dressed i shwa II bid
i lashes; hair down to his collar. 3. A short mss; fall
NM; dressed in black. 4. A moot Man, with full face.
t21.11.3The thieves booked themselves at dew=
` • asider•tltommes of Johnsoa .(d),.
Lp . - y* W simierstiod that, whealtoross=
. :bogs kph • the travellers wow
a eamlie. lo ale caul", it order I. pass allay *
'trembly ! . . • -
* 'emus Ilhinsaay.—Oh Satardat•etwaffM.-ut
cricket. Mt:, 4310 Rickman's house. So. 7,
alliC
. was watered he a false key.
lest:deor privets lilstary brakes ipea, and a strong hoe,
tllltb a Btasnib's ?stein lock, wreathed. with some fee-
ellileinatvomeat. From this imamate mosey, sad se-
em& artidea, at well as a favourite dial from*. maw.
1 lbeilless" All *is was dose with my skilful tools, he
sille:Asotkr width was stroutgly locked...NMl the strong
111111ifetive mareeltdiallgaiod in this atresioss roltbefy.
shop was epee. sad several piteous la it, mid the
wad ocospasts were is the kitchens. •
Roseman's Int/EST.—As loglll6lool wet held yes-
tty before TOOMAS STMLINO, PAq. CAPPOSILVI at the
it Hem, Qieen-street, Bloomsbury, illa the body
-et Mrs. Mary Malosey.
Mr. Joseph Bogeys, surgeon, Stated that hews. call-
ed to the s house, to attend age! het. shalt Iff
I_3+4 'on Ftstmett hllht t be was Phdamited that she
1 bad polsoited Wisely; be etteittlerl her louhadlithaly. and
fated her is aid,. ',basting under all the =teal
arsons 'medley a permits who had takei
I ingredientt like was perfectly sensible at interests, pod
I. he took the opportunity of asking her What she hod
taloa ; she told • hint that site taken some of her ittu-
%so medicine, which he hod been taking for the goat
be boa talon It three or tear times, sod-it had gives
hiai sane relief; she took all that remained le the bot-
tle, in quistity about a teble-spaen fall, whereas sbe
ought of to have take* wore than half a tea-opolla fall
gho was in the most ettretelatisg Sib. 1114 awesote
tollating ttatil eaters was setbanstod, hod.4ffhtb iltilettff
111e1„ lie estmliell the honk which ass tilltOlillhe %nig
tbe Amused had desalt; add totted thtt It *as a ~lt
areilsidn culled Reinoides *sibs fat the tiles. Vahan
the enema took ii, she had me Mathat it eltela have
deg efact po bet dissoletloo. Irevalet--111,
1= filed from shag se ovet-thows of Boyitoltis's

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