Mr. Secretary Canning, ar...
The Times, 1824-09-30T00:00:00

Mr. Secretary Canning, arrived at Glocester Lodge on 'rseoday evening, about eight o'clockc. MNr. Mates, a IKing's messenger, left tile Foreign Office on M-onday nighat for Waliner Castle, the seat of the Earl of Liverpool, and from thence proceededI to Bruissels w-itha despatches for Lord Granville, Yeste~rday the Lord Mayor gave a grandI dininer to the Lord. Mayot~ Elect, the neW. Sheriffs, several of the Alder- mnen, Recorder, Common Sergeant, andI a very niumerous party, at the Mansion-house. Thle London line-of-packet ship Acas-ta, Captain New- mnan, arrived in the Londlon Docks yesterday evening, in 29 (lays from New York. Captaini Christian is appointed Commodlore at the Cape of Goodi Hope, in, the roomn of Captain Nouirse, whose pe- riod of service is expired,. and to command the Owen Glen- dower frigate at Chathiam, on board whichi he is to hoist his pendlant. Letters have been received from NewfoundIland, whiich state the arrival of the Snap, Lieutenant Bullock, at St. John's, havinig left the expedlition unider Ca tain Lyon's orders, for exploring the Polar seas, all wel , at the en- trancef to Hudson's Straits, OTt the 4th of August. The Snap) had accompaniedI the Gri?per from WVoolwich, for the purpose of conveying- an additional supply of' stores, and is nowv employedI in surveying the shores ot Newfoundland. It is mentioned in a letter from WVeimar-, datedI Sept. 9, that the celebrated Goethe has remainedI in that capital the whole of the sumimer, andI that the anniversary of his birth-day has lately beeni solemnized by its cultivated in- hiabitants with great splendour. Besidtes a large party which waited upon the poet at his own dwelling to pay himn ther rspets,anthe paty asformed to celebrate thp occsio ina pblc-husein hecity. Thither the son of thepoe wet t thnk he omany in the name of his fathr. e enoysgoodheah, nil proposes this autumnn On the night of the 9thi inst., a great fire brokec out on thiree different points of the buildings of a farmi belonging to the castle of Tyberinont, near Dieppe, whichi wa-, seen at Dieppc at the distance of a league. The breaking out of the fire at thiree dilThrent points simuiltaneously, led to the conclusion that malice, niot accidenit, wvas the cause. A beggar, who hiad been refulsedi alms at the farm, was sits- pecied, and has been apprehiended. EAdvertisemei1t.]-P aussiri,- LOAN NF.GO'r(IATED BY Mit. N. MN. ROTsoSCHIIirr N LoNDON 555- 1818.-Thie hialf yearly dlividlendI on the above loan, whlichi becomes due on Fridlay, the 1st of October next, will he paid by Mlr. N. M. Rothschild, on that an(l every succeeding (lay (Sundlays exceptedl) be tween the hiours of ten and two, at his counit- ing,-house, 'No. 2, New-court, St. Swvithirn's-lane. The di- vi(l end warrants, withl a list thereof in numerical ordler, inust be left one day pireviouis, for examination. ,,Ad(vertiseimeiut.2-tuSTasAN LOAN N EGOTIATEDI,ItY MaT. NT. M. ROvTISCHILD IN4 LoNnoN.-The'liealt yearly dti- vidend on the saidi loani, falling dlue oni Monday, tltc Ist of' Novemiber, will he paidi on that andI every succeeding, (lay (Sundi(ays exceptedl) between the hiours of teni an(l two , It is requestedI that the dividecnd warrants, withi a list thecreof in numnerical order, miay be left one (lay previeus, for thec purpose of beinig examnined.-New-court, Se-pt. 29, 182-I.. Major Cartwrighit was the youngest brotlhcr of-the cele- brated Gyeorge Cartwright, the favourite Aide.du-Camp to the Alar- quis of Uranby, better ktnown as J,abrador Cartvright, fronm his hay- irng, on quitting the anny, retired for soine time to that cold antic in- hospitable regioni. Thiis gentleiiani (lied four or five years since, at Mansfield, in Nottinaghamshire. The two brothiers were decidedly opposed to each other in politics. Gcor 'e being a deEermined Royal. ist. During tlie stormy periodi of the tPrlench Revolution, thecy sel.. dom met, by reason of this diffrence in political opinion ; but whien. ever thecy caime in contact with each otlier, argumients always ran hiighi, aind they usually ended by a wish expressed oni the part of' George (a wishi, thank God, that a King of England cannot en- force)," T1'hat he might be King onlyv f'or one hiour, and theni, Johni (he used 'most vehtemenuly to voicifera~te with ani oathi), I woutld hang 'The children of the Military Alsylumn, Chielsea, wvere last night permitte(l by, his Royal 11lighriess tie D)uke of' Yerk to wit- ness thec representation oftilme hatte of Waterloo at Davis's Ainiphi- tlmeatre.fThe hiouse was excessively crowtded; anti as nlearly 700 ofthie chiildreni occupied a clbuspictious situation, the sighit was extrcenelv gratifying. In the review scene, the banti belonging - to thieschoo'l appearetd on the stage to joini in the niarciles. andi at Lthe Concltsion, God save the Kinig was played andti."ug. IPANORAMIA Or LoNDON.-Durimtg the rcecent repairs of' St. Patti's Citite(tral, it miuist be remembieretd that a SCaflold Was erectetd several feet above the cross, for the accommnodation of' Mlr. flornor, an artlit, whio patssedi miany sucecessi ve weeks on thlat lofty station, in making an accurate panoramnic vie l'te suirrouinding mectropolis. Ak buildling is now erecting on thtel3order of thie Regent's park, for the exhiibition of a panoramice paintiniig oftht1is s4cene. Tke building is circular, anti thec interi5r is one htundlr2i noid Lthirty feet in diameter-:% space 30 fecet witler than the whiisperinig galler'y withlin tile dIonie of St. Paui'&. The following- is thif proclamnation of iniatrisge bt'tweeit Daroiley andt Queen i'lary,extractcd froul the Register of fCannorigatc pariah, I-Edinbtirgh :-" 'I'lie 21 of.July, Annon Domnini, 155 The, quhiilk day, .Johne Brand,mynister,1,resentit to thekirk ane writting, writtin by the Justice-Clerk hand, desyring the Kirk of thie Ca'.in- Kait, andt mIynIiHter thtereof, to proclaitii hlarie Dtik of AihMile, ElrIe o1' Roili, &c., on the onie pait and( Mlarie, by thte gratce of' G ii, Qtmeenc, .Soveranc Of this Recalnine, on itither part : tie (lithilk the. K{irk ordinits tie nzynii5r to do, witt iiinvocation Of" thle naitte oft Ghd.'' At a proviticial lair, a short titne ago, a fellowv was coti- rhtietect before the 11la. vor of thec town, rciarge(I withi practis,ing the art of legerdtemain. Oni beinig placed att the bar, tlie tIeli itiqoCot tiil(il is, demianided why hie teas brouight thtere ? - nou hecar," said i(i i worshiip, " thte oflicers accuise yoti of beinig a conjukrer.'' " 01ii lo,'t. ini d whait hose Ifellows laaV, rejoitmed tile cintlitirer. " thlet sayv tiitmici worse tliiiilgs 01f you." " i%y wlhat i-sum thecy sayotfmit?" asked the AMsyor_- 'Tlmey say," said thle prisoiter, " youir w,iiship1 is nto coutjurcr." Saturilay itighit last, sotme daring villaint;s cult-ted tlme hiouse of' Sir (.1 Ilamunwonit, Bari.. No. 2!J (trosvenorsiqtiarv, Ity cl iambing up one of' the lanip posts in frontO tile li,,iuse, ati,il by thati tucaris gettiiig inito tihe balcoty of iiflie drawl ig-ronit twitidowa4, tin of' wh-cb being unfkatenetd, iiicy li fied til t le sas,h anti( liroi-ceiled throultgh the lonitti, whien they !orcedl opeit several ii rawers ai tt cii p. boardis, front whiici thley carrieth i,IY a (itmattit (y o' pl;aJ,ti-,siOtu iler v'alutable piroperty. TPluy alit, cootrciveil to titke S, teviiv wi tl hinti it valuable himetie clock, Of' cotnsitdrrabsle hutlk. The osuly pecrsonsitis the hiouse at the ltitei teas iti itih man uitd hiis twife, theltis sit intitloe caf thec attics, aitui wlo were in charge of' (lie lictuumsc. (iti r'-ttttiliy mtoriting, whe lien tiio(i tokts got tip, lie fount i liehit'lldoIo1ir wile ot-1II' by whicli way dlie thievrg hail cunedtai. 'hel uilOld miitn ui,itm fbnlt, i that a box belonging to Itinisel I', wItlhic stood I ti(lie paul rl, flittii lirrim brokcen open, antd hisx watch, aoil a great part of' his wvturirtg..at,paici, stolen. Plank, (lie chiief' officer of' All rlbourouph-igt.treel, whoii twt senit the to inspect thie prernises, Is of opinlititi that thw robbeiry ti-is cointiulitterI by soine persona well iteqtlai itteth witl iltie I ittist', nitn' n10 experienced thieves, as no imiplemenits of' hoiisctireakling were usdci, or any attetiipt nmiatle to) force any of the drawirig-rtuo11 ndOWittNw, liti (ilie thiieves weitt (Idirectly to thle Only tlittlow tittitt ue,s 11tt tsteti'dl as if thecy knew the fact. The patitry dltor, wtelhii tels loehel, I a not orce ope, bit lif'tedcOtt picte 144 nfl' its, hinges. Ani inqtisition was takn att h ht os in Bick- lane, Sit. Luke's, before TIiotnas Stirliitig, Esq , coroner, tin the, hotly of' an itifant, ageil two niiotitlis, son of' Wiii. Stiles, a twatelh. m,iker. It atitteared froin the evidetic ot' the fatther, tltlose grief' sond ditess dluring hisr exattitinationi were Of the monst diseconsolatte "Illpartcc, that Ihis wife, wlio carries olltithea(eale of' A green-grocer Indth fterer, ruse at an early hioir to go to market to putrchlase stopi, For (li shp, leavitig thec intant ini bed On thecir rettirti IroMi nizlr- ket, li went up stairs tO the TOOIuI in wohich thev silept, whiich be also Liedl ss hisi workshop, and not beinig iiware of1 ilie itifant's sittiatiois, procede t~ ut t in prfiper orrier for commtnineming his businiess, fotr ~ehich urpose ietrtietd tip (lie bed, which was in a press betdstead. In about tw ntyinnites afterwards, as (lie fitmily were sitting he- low a brekat lie dlesired one of tIme eldlect oft tie eltiltiretii of whlich there are six suirvivinig. togo up stairs aLnti open (lie witidow. Hlis wife itesited that it miight not be openied ju! liten, as,,ectit wvas in the beft. III the agony o1' itic nionient, excitedi by (lie stidden mcioristisess titus awatkencil 01' (lie consequenceof lilltiuiguardedil seC, hie exclaimned, "1 Good God ! thei Ihav killed ma' efl;ilth " I 'fo rtush up s-tairs to extricatte the ianit froism its shocking situiationi was the a,ork of' an insitAnt, and surgca aid was as proniiplv tro. rured;, but too hate, or tIlevital sparkhad been extingeisilied beYsuf-I rocatIon. Vcrdict(Acr.ide,ntal deafi.h AN UNWVELCOME, GuFs.-S-Thte inthabiitaints of a I-ouse in Grafton-street ivere, about eighit o'clock on Alonday iiiglit, put in no small alarm by the appearance of a btillock in thie passatge. 'I'lie ve,ither, from hi' smbeequetit beltaviotite, seciiied ileternminet nout to quit possessioii bsutuwith lite. The bullock had berti contdeisited to die at a slaugltterhbousc adjoinhiig, but on arriving at thec gates he de- liberately turnecd routid walked tip dtie passage, aitid trouit ti nice mnade hiis teay to die kitdieim stairs, dowvn whichi lie proceeded its dtie formn, until lie arrived about midway ; the bannisters gave setty to his hieavy carcass, aod at lengdtl down hie-fe-l, withc,ut stopping unltil the better part of bis body wyas acitially in the Ititelien. Every eflbrt to eject hinit was in vain, aind be took up liis abode for the iiight ankl yesterday in thle sam'e Place. The circumstance hiad die effect of' collecting a vast concourse of' people togedlier, andi maony smturt sallies of wit were made against poor air. Bull and hiis a~ffghted and un- willing hosts.