Star. — London, England, 1816-06-04 00:00:00

scitiair e s tierAidalibOtlivreietl4iiiie arty ' w ith thithreettegimaioy o f ['bhp jas the glish ..r a p er , have aiieited.'flis twiateffaina cus. se l, in French Flancleis.' • .v.• 4^4 One of 02T Papers has the Sollptving- article min f ro m printo letters, froitilviadriti, of the 6th *1% 4 : 4 , , The Chid's of tl4:COnspiracii agate s 1 ge it& of tit pi n g, which has ben so happil,y .. oistrovere'd, wadi w ould have plunsed Spain into an abyss tiCtulstOr-: tunes , have beets • hanged to' day ? .Several.pereopS; concerned in the plot are is prison, a5d,4411 shortly tried ' Frets, the papers, ,seized thiS mite s i o n, it 'is proved that the consp;ratois were In my.' :cs pondence not only with some.sslicoutepsts4kAti , Spanish provinces, but :4sc .w -use of • the Bpi! ,; an ds, v:!:o have fled to France; spd urboas dett Spa. Wish GONlnn:ept.. requires to be given up., -It is ,Ornsed Oat our Government.'has SSitt, on *sift : EA this comp.:racy, important dispatches to the Court cf the Tuilltrios." ' . \ .... 4 PARIS, MAY' 114. • • In the night of the 14th or thismeinth new t Mu Woke out at Nimes, on account of s wedtree Celie%• bated by some Protestants. 71n the enktmc the' 14: h; t he populace had threatened'sonst perm* Witt vac going to the house where the Issinitingo ivas to so l e milized, that itnhould not take plact, and i t wa s scarcely dark when a cane d repaired b the place, and began to Commit *trims eiceitesj , The people within saw that they Must provide rteHheii s cary, and left the heuse, which was soon after b ro k en open, as Weill as another near it, and pine.. j er ed. The Prelect,has sent to the Minister. eUthe Interior an account of the ovent..• best made it elver' as if the mob 'had gone "tb a house where.there Were nu de aiiherenti to Bonaparte"' acid; had' committedii some affirmed that iheistinittOvllk laiue, having had.the•aiiitite , tpie • closely ettatid, *as obt.tined frorn: ty4tMinistet .Of Justice, that those - been 'guilty . ot: . iliiii t .disorders shall :he: 4 ;•: g ; .;. • Protestants flatter tfteinseiveti with iiasoti-that tißy shall tind .a. protector 'Caine.' very • 4 . '10 . 8 relating •to . - - theirownishig. is in the hpnd of s this "ho • fret Locally dime the •Trotestants L; dielniitiktinrthey an: in general 4i arc ~p - cffianliotirisims as the:Cithalics , ';i4:dsltfhe had isitim9iiiiitrkabie ;rots this at :it;ardeaux, while tree emulated ditiCa,- ' 4104. : iti the. espressiope#C*li attack:mat td the kai4.l.Governzpeat. • iste4i ttii te most of the . rto. distilictipv•ipkitoporty Savo ieft Niattigh* •r; 11ie plottchogs'-1411, titiy rosta.isvittelbOka • kith tie ii?lci;atiostakttit g. &•-• ••• Vol. a!arming aii.AKS . ve been mooed from attest ladies , of the W esting out of an itieutrie fon•arotnig the Regress. in Subadoes, on the night et the 16th of ' There are Ito ditieekleitea ham tills Island, but letters from Trinidad of the art; 26th April, nian • tioo thereesipt if 44 a• press ihqe from the Provident of BarbidOes to the Governor of Trinidad, communicating this itstelll , f ence, . nd recbmmen d ingth at every precaution should tateni arthere was esery reason to apprehend stirius sotasurestati been concerted between the revolted slaves in 'lLatiadoes and those discontented in the ; tither isl Ands. The Governor of Trinidad was so far • utisfied the sec - fulty of that island, that he did cet . prociaiiriblaiiial 'Law, but it *as proclaimed in . St. Vinceti i titoutsigatbers of the Leeward Islands: ..,—:rhete are i<i v e ry. distinct accounts of the mis. chief ai 1 y 114) . 14 ,fn 113 r bad net, but . .some letters mention, the shives attempted to efrit their object. as in former instincei,ty: the destruction of the plan" tationr; and" nu teivei' wittier are 'reported; tkllare been.. desirOfie tit tar* 'ft resins that some tohfvseJ '_ ide"a' ;ot et ins ti tide, kasieded •on the. niiittp;essed?pteil. Wj h to petit JO the Registry ..biteasetfiljer p present revolt, and it baO'been 60fitratticedWii the Slaves of several estates had cosne't4r 4 ellpeked to town, leaving their planta. • 41 00nOlieir on the arrival of the packets • ; tte , .tiiiilai.!B;• anxiously expeCting by them, the !c4ol'.isrtien.Ot; their final emancipation. arrived at Liverpool, and which iarbeidoes the Ist May, Confirms • the stakatinkilai;tbe.iMurrectihn had been put dosvn by eAdis. •' l ll:tdire lso happy to hear, that thil tin.; • lire* •tlieis not so ertensive as 311 . 111 t • • the insurrection, nearly one thousAndVegroes were killed. Tie wLole loss .scs , ta ; ned!' 4 . tsciiliated en the Island at 56100,000.. • To Amer;Can Tariff will be read with attention ,by our , coMmercial friends. In tact the commerce ankthc.finanCial eircuicitances of the United *ate:, .stirt• as was the period in which they were engaged, itfual lxistilities, stem to . have bon as much de. .ranged thcise of he European States. It has been found necessary to iime Treasury Notes for ten mil linns of dollars to - support the .State Banks. Pay rn...nts in 'specie are not to be resumed till the 2Oth of next Febittary, and the clause which mentions - this On!ysays; th.a from that date duties, taxes, debts, • &c. " ought" not to be received but in the legal cur !etle4Prokile, however, are often compelled by ne 'Nil. to du what they ought not. The intensled union of their Royal Hig hnesses . PT.ncess MARY and the D u ke of GLoticEsrztt %vat settird oo Friday evening, at Dinking4o3- k l it4 .1 • In *ft iiii . WOhts iii!:'d ' . 11 .4.11t.DA —• ' ..ii•;•• • • i t.t . :1 1. .1 : 1 : i r as t; ; , . . • .. . ~ •...- I • ; :iraii :. sintsi, , ~ . 4 ,,, ~ .. , • y4.l,tud • lot : v.." AP •:,1.• " . .* 511;18 11 .'•-otk:i Owls.. - +me etAPhvii, " .' Ft sliefis.lll,• 1. 4 . sit • , ifin•shqiii4 t . i t 4,...4, 1 1!;' i •T r - t. t! $•;. A O A cConeillvirsk, -,...• 1 1 . 1 :.4- , • rag * ,: .... • • 4 1 .; ..., V Jam ilia, .......' . - i .u..1'., •! , 'l l ljAdiSrat • ' - '4.- t , :6 ; ltitxtli •—•":. :A: ~ #1 ~.i'. ' - } r . tilti plitegiir.eS - Itir r i4, •fioni ' idiverß;Of' it,' Men inkincitA, cids ttPonOeiW. dig ili tilt. ifil'ilieis. wt., .icing. g?..'3o:iiiet s ated, . -t . '• '' • .'• ~,.. ";•1: ..-..;, . . • , .., • -, • - •••• ~" ..• . 1 P . l AP i cam HI• .: . „ FAioltiQUilit /1315,E I; ~ t ,. . i 4 e ,..ve 'l i r • Avvitted hit 'Majesty's schooner Teurneaffiri;oreasn! .11 4 1smonth,. and. sailed for ,Bsistol. • • Sailed . the' bittel ,Of platence packet, •Loweax,.for• Lislilisn ''• Mifil'- . 1 l 'ugh Peireti with. Mails, for. ditto..—Passed laS _i! Anaesiean •,brig Harriett. IttilksELL, from • Seesaw ,Ilopsaill;t0 Copenhagen; On. the. tAih,ult: in -1ip.40.-1 .14 long. 22., so, • to ,in . with,the ketch Marg* . i4 ICIPAN, Master s from. Liverpool for ..Newfonndlenciain :is sinking suite. sad had just time •to .take out •tbe crews when she •went down. R..aptain ,Kitati Waded , , ~, • lien this day.—Wind S. ..• ...., 4 , . •... PORTSMOTriIf,f !U NE s. .•. Na aativals. Sailed his Majetty's ship GRECIAtton, a crisiiei.:*Wind N. • • 1.,: • • UAL, .11.7iJr. f . Arrived and .aailed for the River, the LrniVOi, Tunes*, from Jamaica. Came down from the River and sidled, —. tor Quebec 1 btpo wing, Htu., tor Nnwhaundland ; Pursuit, •Malta t Earl St. Vincent, )4`.F.A4l,vv, for 4Mcrical Ouster • 'Stow front' Sath Shields tor . Qihralsakw " .a4I4ICH. : ;VVX a. , • Attived . the Caulereagh:paehet with amitil Old passengers, from N.W. ' . - . • ' ' • • .130.iitt;•Ittlft. S. .. ..„ - Parsed by • fni'LondhUi the. i fiinceisßoyel; STE. '141111430111,' froth jenisieh' •• 00' ‘ll4 Mary, Haulier , m . froBt..Vindent'i. •' "" •••• .. ' ' ' • • ...,.. . . • itiliaraliD IfeirVit4 - 7UNE:t. ,: , This Merging arrived Air the QUarantitre 4 Ition here,. the - schooner Amelia, Asataosulsaviiinp;tet t from Mahe mad Gibtaltre; bonnet rdsLiverlidoldivitli• i eller ) of saucy galls..Bce:-‘llailed•tod - ApriPtase; On tise-24th ult.- spoito‘the Wilier of:Wilt% Stet.; 11"qm Waterford for Gibraltar,- all: ertH. %. Arritkifs.,and sailed. the Caroline; blrrcesatx, from Idetifaii:..int. Liverpool. Sailed the Diligencrnaral - truotpuitivem .the • Docklird • 'at -.Pater. in ..ihisl4irt, • The .41y: mouth ; lend Countess blantAeblzpacket;' o llll4l:**) and passengers, for LVaterford.—Wind7W 4 ": • .„ . - OIkAVESEND, JUNE 3. . • L''''' ." • Arrived tke Mimi:eh, Cincen; from Smyrna; Relit, V 1 41v1). Iron! Pionambucol-Robism., stsawfortt, • Irons Beiawn; Elrr,p -paw. Dribron‘h, fzus3,449rto; Liberty, Evan*, treat DuOlk; Lied Forbes, litalivn, (nom Heide:as ; NirOes t Waissier;,trons litriseiti S Aeriiias Siiiirti, We eko.W tit Isididgvilhil !Iltrel ma, Hatton, for Bartudbes l• CaletionLvtabatf; 1043E0 ;lcii, Sehtli s toit Mow Noir/ Ma.71541W41. gerfiNeabiat ....... t: ..- ‘ ,...../~......46..weer:.e.?7.:**-*•• ...,. '4,, :•ve r rs. lb wi p e tr :; ;-16,,;,.. ...a.r al f'!".` 7 " " 4 '7 4 r • grar 1. )• f 4 ": ' • . . On the IBkinstant, ell...thit trtitipt,.4 .Iffitro lis and its vicinity will:have a rand:E . day.on: Wimbledon Corninon, in eommemuritinliat44e haute' of Waterloo. Nis. Alai klighnewske l'AViat., AIN omit, his Royal Highness the Cosistesuzitli-uttrak,., and all the General Sfiff In Tow! inir4ViciOt#,' will be present on the oeciaion. • ' --* -- - ~ . ..„.. Sakti of the O f f i cers belonging to itt;l3tOreferun Battalion, which - left Reser last ertek, for the : p . urppv of being disbanded, basic been permi t ted' .!i,tty...40- bind'the battalion. These Officers intend . to. go. to Meanches, in Flatlet', the paSsage to the other side being no mike than .sr. :ind where living is cheaper, than at Jersey.. There arc no, troops now in Jersey .. t the 13th regiment; '1( men only are now. stn.. ployed on the works at Fort Regent. • COLONEI I ,THE HO2l .13ASII. COCHRANE. * • The late Colonel Cocuiteur,•.who died cm bit 'pas sage from Newry to Liverpoid, in the 66th year ig his age,. had been, from , his earliest youth tcr: his death, constantly and enthusiastically devoted.ta the service of his•codatiy; • He had from nature a deli cos constitutiou w which had. ben greatly impaired, by residence in differenc climates, to which his pro fissional duties l a id • called him, anti where, in .fact.. be hedcontracted irr.emegliAleth tonic disease,.undes Which he had labnured.for several yeaes., with which he had - vainly contendedv and by which his general health had been renderedeetrentely uncertain, pain ful, and precarious.' In sickness and solitude, more f re qu e ntly titan nt:othir.,:tinstiti,..,,the thoughts of death obtrudrthemselves On' the mind and -are, invited hi' dwell; they were often present ..to his, and tear blended in his conversation.. , Some yaws ago, in nee of thosi casual petaratntlationa i by which a military life is so eminently diversiSed,ite happened to nut, a short time at the vitling.Of . 4 . .intlhurat. iklbe Nor Forest,. not f* from . sll.udlimrou. , - The tembevel .and romantic' scenery aretind f :Chia lA .d !" Re •-lic.. with a certain pensi V, iiirleriniitit 4,..coiteteri ix!' cord;r l his imagination , and Indatierniss itraignif2 An 114, friends an• earnest desitit'iluiffilivekil6 , lll deposited at the foot Wit ire . 44 , 4* . .cit 400 . . . Iti, magnitude in the Village eligt644.o4,.whvfleviV . event should happen to him, wilattsilatets.tilki b .., , of the-busy and darktM tfiiip . 6lo4ibtr .ktlie .IPIY•t , '6, Having , previously received' se i irputOen flilut. Lind C.ooHltAiit of the intergtent beilit'replaitik.felf OP. Thursday Morning, die tOthilt. - Ilieutenant cpinAel t , Caosse.accoMPPisitd 'by _up efirds of - thirty:A a t t i ' 0.1.4j . ' cers of. tbe:b6di reginsents (ek‘yho mere off -4u!nt::, EiressetilfAndforen . with she insignia of : Encqi,kaulg.. tatlliegs . aiioo of PoitsrisOnth for Lindhurst , . 0 pay theliet suelanCholy tribute' torrespect tO the memotr t acid,shed a sympathetic tear over the tomb of their departed ftintid and Commiliding--01ficer.WhtiaaNfi they deeply and onleigisedlydylore. • His engaging Manners, his private virtues, and the amiable , squall. tint* histeart, united to - a lof!y, dignified,. and in, lleiible independence of spitit,_were intimately known to, and highly esteenied by the Officers nf his regi ment, whose interest, happiness, and tespietebliity he uniformly manifested the wennestAitoliti , tn, end the greatest alacrity to.'prumote, to the best of ho ‘ judgment and the intriost•of his payer. • 'His:Memory. will survivein their steoUtittibut - to thi latest . eetiod of their•livere until-it shall fall tci theirtreto.receive from other -hands' tire sad' and sorrowful offices of sepul• are. • • Ate s• ' • F0xi4444 • of: .1, „*. ilfir INTR./L/017M .. 4 .49u5(7% . 41!: *X42tIFQUEIi, ii• 7l4 IL .• 4!)efts y. BARKER Atli/ ANOTIIIIII. • A e 5 400‘.4. 4 2.40.004.4 Befff4 his ainon igaiotx 3hradefendariii, ligelefori - of•thi 14,41tfid atiateifieti, regotti..-4200fri for linipeole(isfilist4 iit eos i firitoefite (t biefttil Over , . tnriltd u ihe said coseh, Cy ifhe • negliiietr* of the , on the nh of - ,tintOtyools. .wa4.promod ins tit nottlinictottd i three mites•Jimn that town, the defendant &tier, whii. Was the titi vri and apses St, iniiiretlifrai4nitr to 7 1 #____ . 4 4 Tlo4l4iiititi (rgureed in tar a _ ,Atte.. et•At•rd th 4 he would a 4..eripPle , . difriog-theeetiteiocler of his —The dbffixefi `tolfkailinn)frfdiblt accident,. rieasioned b} - th'e lee (jit the•. rota:Vb si li t iXy* found • a iiercliit for tfie • • dth ~. , rvirVitraSY Gtifji lifdyeal 4.4l, ! ettpttany beiriicteci knowingly ettesing 11 forged Ai& and 42e. Israeli of or pigtail& •• • • '• * Orriyri *es - in4leted capitally OW *de 4p/ening-boo* Of ,14riies Pkt, a (pantie, bf silk, lacei4losiery, ,- and other *vides ' hirproperty, The re.-reittoricipt-an ettentore warehodae hi•Corentry. ittoq:_rzciatr, .and thiptirlier.wks . hls - shoptnett., On the 6th of April last he missed a comildbrable pro perty,,and baying. some reason to suspect the prim. he? ? -be *proctired an -officet, and :his • person being 1144001ttbFralliatefoond atinat him direeteys ; cave thdieoi)eueti hfitfoletiiiirk.'inte• in Ible - f** MOM a .tiPstigt 9ttlie ii4al)siki'!o.*liftioktect indtct- Ina* 19etaigiAiik,sicynat fee: some of the inn* propertppledgaJi • Another.lkeP oaks fogad ter Iket•his ma*? stilt; and *. - t -a a hoz sees tound .! couirderoblt inapa ritr.„4a: alt..l4%.‘!ihin 49 tdupitearewfmarkm,slarsitlyir..paW neat bpalswpri toner, wort WhiCh;pkdireet . chieftribinklontoteith i bremecturr. on t w filth igsa‘rhc hod, iUfiClabe4,l f orri.Wilamirilitt, the brothe!a4 thw-prosecutow—He..also 'salad that he iteir . of- tattier Robtirt in fide-efts wages. iiiis. : 4l . ooo' deqyalll )4 :loi,l 4l *... • - 7 .,!Th l e;Lezwic . ciAtige;itiAiiiiappijig itsClV7oridence, le_ twithe„Jusy.:to,sap‘walaythecAtt anjtApaiime the ptis.ottef fr 4 eritaett :tropfer rt . ter- the3sidaawnt of *Os. whittb",Stict . rifiltr; Vltente e . rpy.ittl The Jury, .4 1 0ki . :;rd;cfqyitr*"PrisPner . . Guiltrioi.iho,aicitad.s.arcear ono% z• • , - WhirJ4vol,...youth - odflivetve years - eat". was. bufiCOdtattpdltlbr spolkittesttret &Wittig : flou4 of fo. l .o*.* s ,tit zweartag appOsc4 hut. RhareLty.......7 "Met'ritotterrn appeietnl.ah:td• applied oche pro,. thetent*rittli .Pro-' pissed. &wow: iii,in%alt.aiiilaktri.f9r, t $.41 . 03114L seahA aitAippreattigr wirilet-apeaslat .itorifigt%On - the `l9th vit t itievit*till emir i c lkil l r i N• f l t il l art aslee p' aros, .so 10.1)14 . Oie s ficA oOd With • thopropervit imaturstiotn. • ei , iellnfr t end ."' • - • ---• " ' 44. 'Esnigrationlitnytlia tionsitilr to America rather incre4es'Slain. 4 . 4tminitkek . '-1f4(4: Out; JLips in the Welt f ndies, - i* stated, .haVZ been desertell by the seamen, who have been tempted tril.gy their fortunes in ilmeriCA intonsueb thvAlpi'which have recently- sailed for -thi NiNr: 'ales havi.htesi alma C .!;) 141 up ' 4 4040•0 abroad, nd .to. get to ~Englitua ,iho home w d.hound 112 et. .. Several hundred perilnis 'have ecentlr been di.. charged' frinn•the ireiviytn"ks and neigh. bourhood 01:1yegiOgtim, 'Kettek...P;algt nauik, ItoEits bridge, in ,et;nslquence of the deptnned state of trade. Wellington, Li particular,- the•dietreis of 'the lower a:ski is very great. On Autsdaiee'unight the.town "Wei literally crowded with .pernm i . ont of insploy, risa.nY of Whom *in vain appliesk4a4he . rea uniting. paities.....u.- .1 , •• . ...; • •• -• Aiitijispi . pstdeeent , • •-• In -the.: StialkAtiott teisran . ; 11044111 MT Egg. .!PIOS it is; c.'sirba itSack, eve. snnit..through.ihe dis. .ftesps as.ose4itnea, stol. the-encivinnus;wllibt-of tat. sitioniimb b 4#l;ifiltersuld tibleurty -••• t . ; Prtiviintritter hoirali . oig Gf iniiikqf 4 - 44 dace hol‘;.-IS.,itse . Met n ever Was-ha:own- the anitassi of tha t . .pleee,. differ, per. scialtheir ' • -ehariteter,Aneadiosevf any ttier'disittiU!ist,thesr dgm, . IVY . 'e t as:shine' snore itied*ffitieraTirleals,.4 3 grepter,snaltiPlicity of ;K. diveraifiekloperp.tiots ingenuity, int a•buldartatope• of inte,leitt: • :Vow catitiarctly go toirpantfleilicHralfy not be ilitsertsiAM ' . twenty stifle:rent arts: Iltirilli4,ollll.a.ll47or .arti,aud:todustry, is- not stip. Pased-•,. ' 4O bougu * la eul'ulUmmtesll l .pargion of such soinstases:'-•-• t • •• " ' , • ri Op f . #l7!likli . Cl4.l*4o§ii ipriiikr kept bieleat "f;fil.tiart ileiw)toife week by VIINGIMOL WietChCaliodendiatitte• - vrbith have piaved , titse - 450 suecesifttii.':Od '''poesday *night, at It if -*clot:tit* -se& ivstspite efetery etertion, 'qeseii)t;selintottilkatifrotli s tiSits4ch rar Itiataoani e, Ostukerykeilditigs. . considerable iOS4 tsf ptepertli„ lan ottapiarielyy *lke% dowq it.atityt, ,uniferStbe:dititifial..e( their Nc A..kinensok: who Avelottutd atowsitsittee'ed pektent l'sestlififfitifigatieise a s;!aiii kg en. p.aFptirmdn.zo, sunn...and -risme numb ef nearly persilin„'nteilswias eneti fewsiuPa4ess &e. en (VeatltitOgetiti ii tlii touvier oP • tfek . ,'Aik;ilie .ttUir;ed inienttpli to * tte'stioy Ainsfiing' *4 l 4 l Pcii: l 49 l o.o o uhr , Sue. They Atte& their sit• uok vat.tlleepreeners of Mr: PRILiP Shama' who, fere uses air Where' . ho its the iftlagt.s . pniliat side .of 'the . 'ecitAisty„, hid : spieit antstiltatiou-teidttend propersy.asiliensic aseiatei ollout . tsvetwy-of his neighbouviSvhelivere L etiritelyarwitereed,.thet 'dhe:ntittedtav#At tirl4,tacit ' of . ..thi'Adteta; and, by-i.Wererloo move:nen: k r* be t tweep.ibe:nniki *and the tails; y4iere the untaitims ono and alared them t•..dvance ; when, :p L . T . ceisisig the-determiried• manner of• their apporik, a , they wisely resolved to make a pre:ipi:at: r4ri4t. .•4 _ eart,:i :.-. ~11!. .. -.• • • • Is ": --• ' . -: • . b.,: ••• ...Z .: ' ....:-..:_. 2 4 4, )14 • ,p ~. sy er mutt , ~ r°4l l l..4P: tiiiiiiilAta ' 'iDiii' . iiinittie . 43 ' Ally •seisco• aim amine* . to. a Mainers:* body of tlw •atrisiusiii. • The general arrangement was well rnlOn• *. ito- ainrd all the pleasure anolumusernent which _ Alit! hare:liieri accustome d td te . 6i3OG The ous decorattriti was iniComerwitily ,lirilliant; The OrcHestra di,plisyect a auperh crown, with,wreathat:of oalt eaves enriously prednced by green lamps; it was 0:1 1 ,4 .- insole a . ...blii*onf ilklit; The Dress Sexes:were slissiotil t h:d by :4.1110 ilaftr.. composed of Cituisan, and s, which had an excellent dilate Ti in. Mplllillttindli s and the . incipal walks were illumi -1)441.4 0. grOat.:Asten • ..).. . A new tralspareacy ;bias exhibited where lhe.rains appeate4 46t seapott. hich had a.good In the musicaLdepartinent there'was much to t itire. Miss Tuuseact., a pupil ' S. BLOM, sings silth Wm, and proves that she il, s derived kreat-beitett from her teacher. Het qMiee is.not powerful, but her style will always colp Inand respect ; she received great applause. Dtomems, Sang two sdigs which pleaSed his anditotf;' one. Was complimentary to .the Vi in On cugauirr# and Prince 'Lsovos.o, composed by Mr. HoUiti.t . other was,tisi : allusion to the fashionable Bazaars. Miss MAME" Nrs. - BLAND, and TAYLOR, received 8 well deserved share..ef applause. On the spot formerly appropi* . ted to the cascades, Madame SACIII, togethet with i little child, and her husband, went through a virietroof . evolutions °tithe tight rope. • The performance of she .infant was admirable. Alter the concert, the ascensitta . of. Madame &win. amidst fire and cloisas of sitio l ite s produced a wonderful ellect. A.•,mast , at., least . liiii ; feet high was erected on ikplaltrorm wfiere.i.hekei t works are exhibited. From the top a rope was ca tended to nearly the end of tire walk. At' a short distance from the lOwest part of the, rope, at the ele vation of. about fifteen feet, Madame SACtill took het station, dressed in white. with a la rge wavin g whim. . .plume. Her appeArance was. almost - supernatural ; And amidst a glare of blue flame made ou each side the rope, she was seen ascending m•ire'like an 4644 being than a•hunian. creature.. having reached dip - highest point of elevation, she descended in a shower 'Of Chinese fire,•produtitig an impression nn thespek. ,tattirs . "WhiCh Cannot •be described. She appeartiktill . Most :wonderful heroine we haie heard of. for malty Tears. Loud and repeated plaudits follouied :hers after site bad l_ft the rope and was quitting thedast , walk.' .Tliis astonishing perfia mance,: winch we .lift derstand is:only A. repetition of whit she did* lYa'rri;, watt novelty which excited an uncommon 146 . 5360abc to 'short; The whole of the annisemetits weal' wells 2403qed, and Ili? . company enjoyed she' pleasure if • . misdi anddancins till day.light warned them to regre t , •• aL. :PORTING . INTELLIGENCE. — , „.. . . • . 11.1 . NE 3. '• The teltiag bet.ween Nectot and Carry Skin, at Ig.ter4Eket. looks sery badon Grey Sithi's ;3 the v.lds are now A to I WeliioT.4,• . The bettng between Wanderei and Aladdin , as Ascot, 4 d; to •notAk 4 34lll , . • . . ~.: Mot betties tertian I,ogs. a t Qpildford, as the Xioes'iliii; 41:6,10 4 Wriuderer Wipe it., • ie.suppesed by tbp best . Jorlsii on the Teirthai three hies ! doestshoessed. sebum %Tyre won and3cist it !plow lot !spit, .WARlseSstdpahl at Meesri, ritterilait s ‘ 01! day. :.I,NI • ,Nosear awl Grey Skin against the field. • Leek .4., pit b. of Grafton s. d.. is. Jot Lord Foley's. j 3 egos! .ord: •-••-• OS,J9 I-; apt D. of-York's colt, which won easy. • P si AS 40, I John of Paris. .:.1 p. • Mkbe Ant ?it; betting mu tenably lost their gold —except onetime. •• • OAK& . 1 1 . •ek to i•ebe field arse StArr to Rapbael, wbkh ivesteert ell*. , . . muter to Sootblayar. and Rigid*. bring very ili v ibetWoadited=. :sitses•botb amiss, tbefa r gotabel}rtter 61 suits, th suits,' ' - . - ~ • . • BELVOIR SY;IIQ.S.' • ..I:ise the hi 'llbtpute'respiettrg the Belvdi,ttstkes at releeder lad year . , 14vingbeen riffserect to the Toady Mk• miry have. . awarded thins an Mr. Lacey; or Plehlngfiaie .of . iii,s, horse came • in wood) to coosequei;ei of the ivintser ne!itskipl . c‘foga certibcam. :before starting, of we boat hark* *as ' itilealli tiaudtd,.wl4els. was ristdred by the article s or that:dies -:". • • ... •-• At . the placrna I'u - 4day:l6'2'B4" ICiaIFC,.. 4 i,t Nor twit; &` professors-entered *be ring trreoutesid fetr-* itibtCllll-; don Ouse of five-gniise*C . ' fit* -dfsp . f . ay Uf . science ..,.yec,:,tfifSkil4 b e titc‘. tog, who had ,noilcsiag, to lisrair•ltai • hia Wised! strength; A smart 11;01144p cinitesintook piseeifetfreet*: L-BrnstOton and Ives, thrfnivisei•ii hoestd*irfcti.nt of the celebrate ' t pugilist of that name: - Ives( Issas Yancittiihed whit ease. Last Week, Kettl e , hors e -d e aler of Lewes,*ld by weight, at fourpeke halfpenny per pound. wcii, geldibg, for which, to the Ordinary way of traffil,:lta -asked eighteen guineas and a, half. The boast ; was i accordingly • sent -to Offliain,'Orlieie weight) kr* ascertained ' ' ad 4: d declared to: 890' : I; 6 l4 4. lt ,i , ilrii)il fen short of Mr:'-Keitte's eatottiett„ rirld.consesulias4l :made hint alci.ser by this narelibtO4tot decal; g.: - At iloattistttsiein Bourn add jitepingi Trey dr , agir, aliersBh' wa4 jirresied by - a Shill - held 'the:i.e.:VlOL inenitody , 04:0011114710s , ;.thetapititiVirof this tiwietl# ale scot. g rl Ind :4,be‘ Sairsff's - fidlciiret; ninefirsix s iraris I h i:. Lint wads• thekeeproof agdiOn diggingtha idt imeot to•carrrthessoir Jour vexed : a hiamnoskaletbn' laid ;at• _was - missing near Spilsllyi.iskuut who is so pp.'s.** be Asians* • by the theft gato.kireperovhcrint the Sprchaeoirtiiission: thsladicialnuthmsty vest) "tottrebisf,stuseica..of•thas;lsle Mr....lbikion•Aaßort !and . Air Jusijee ridi willAsealtripresiding On, the 4siitis k oLThluist.iir L'iti • isbelonging to ICA3ooiimi C iFrt rm. ER: of Manit4imise;aatiatteid t ieThe JdW "Forest.. :Wants, maa destiOyed by arc:" : 4 ;1 Mrs. Tatnaientsd her daughter; Who werelib444 , 'od.by.Wright; at their house,sn KensringtottAskslois stared Ist sl N forinie paper, arn,still livingT nodare CO idered somewhat better, bbpes are . nosteatertsge4 of theirprecovery. • • •• - ; . 4. horrible sceae-took•placcon the 19th ulf. - in the: ,Coinodune of Mery des Buis.. Canton of ChntieSß , ',dfAnguillon,. in France. • A miscreant entered. Amon in urder.to rob it of SOloui4, - and hid the city to put to death a young plan and two gitts, who were in it at the tittle.. The itsmilin was altawfidr. :warn. • • • r 1.4. fen • ",_. ~. _, ,y by. iontirts Amoy , ladtis.abetottfio IWestrtli litifile4 ; v . 44 1 / 1 440PLIIirre.tie, tb hitegatot . iibtql •ti • • 0. SON, •!4,..4..1 1 . t tub Itegtho liiko, :• ' 4.014044.4 w et S 4 et. ki,fifts f,„. bar tuggiogridk writte a t persbni ill& rAtitt 44 !,f, • livillt vipurtrOie IltittAr il*.kbel :• ' .1 1 i 4 Pil 1 ~; -•e. : tissueErto , ifflyt t. o4 . s , ,4 . A ,014.ip stem * tb4iWhilzi , 0. - . • l'Ustfw,.; ti will bienv/oeMfe • is* Xiigirratei hai Janke ftliteW; :ick 11 , litt l4 , t .Ti7W s t gocomdtitrogoillt9pi,. Vint 411,ktrig ti at, a root ratttok op, .. foliy•forattßoli e to ii::iloolooettollin• :ipri Ptr"tratnieti