Star. — London, England, 1817-04-11 00:00:00

LITTLEFORT RIOTERS. - he design of the Littlepott Rioters to destroy tl.c coon of Ely has been manifested by a discovery,. r ue witkin these few days, of a quantity of con m iterials, which were found in the wais t, CA,tit4T, a respectable grocer of that ',lice., i, e: .y laid immediately under the floor where b.: kept his casks of gunpowder : among these corn. oust:hies, was a piece of charcoal, the fire of which anr :mretl to hare been providentially extinguished the watt of air.—Cambridge Chroxitk. :.!R • ' THE ARMY• G.. W may at length venture to offer ovrteitsfy grAtulations to that honourable and deserving.bady 1..; area. tile Officers of the British Army; upon an ,cproi.thiti;; and most extensive Brevet. The next iotrver.try of the birth of our revered KING (Rh e. t y r f Jun:) will, we nre assured, be celebrated t hrone vnit the Army, by that long talked of, anx'- ously expected, and well-merited measure. So many Cl:ers have dropped off since the last general Bre vo, we can (after a most laboured calculation) as rtre th::. Readers, with arithmetical precision, that I ;, e A pproaching measure will not add one farthing g 3 the t o . duns of the people. We have seen a scale ..pproaching Brevet, and the event will, vre r: :!t, prove the following anticipation of that •step pretty etttect, viz.: All I.invetiaAt.Generals, to lIIC~U49t. All 111aj•rr-G nosh, to Lord HOWARD, inclusive. Ail Cok.n,li, to Sir A. F. 13411NA1111, inclusive. All Litutenaw-Colonels, to Lleoteuant-Colooel York L 1.1. inrisilvo. Hovoostem. Meg;pug, A:I Majirs, w Major Oot t..Wt a, 4th Dragoon Guards, inclusive. And clay Captain, the date of whose Company is on, at auto. cadent to the 4th June, 1807• Af•er this step, a most extensive reduction will, we believe, take place throughout the British Army; bet we can assure our Military Readers, that no Re. giment in the Line (Infantry) is to consift pCless than ten Captains : the intended reductioj are to in of entire Regiments ; and below the B:/ik AIR .041 tribe struck off. :... In oar Dragoon Establishment, the Nat will be the junior regiment retained. Ad the Black, or Native Corps, an, eventually, to be removed from the . West Indies, to oiben of ear Foreign Possessions. NAVAL INZELLltaffee. PENZANCE, APRIL 9. The William and Naniy, Nora, is reported to have Wondered off the Lisard yesterday—crew saved. FALMOUTH, APRIL. o • Sailed the Iltss revenue cutter, as a Cruise. The Marchioness of Salisbury packet, for Jamaica; with Mails, is gone into the Roads.:—Wind W. PLYMOU UR, APRIL e. Arrived the Hazard, FLOCK; from Roscoff. Sailed the BIDEFORD; Burri a,. for new Brunswick. • marsmouni, APRIL to. Pawed by Daiwa ilia w as from the South Bess.—Sailed the Barrosa, for St. Petitsburgh.—.Wind N. N. E. DEAL, APRIL 10. Came down from the River and sailed the Lonach, for Bombay; Alexander. for Montreal; and Suffolk, for Fatal. The Herald, for the Isle Of Vance. is Preparing to sail.—Wind N. E. DOVER, APRIL 10. Sailed this morning the Chichester packet, Captain Roma, with a Mail and passmigers, for Calais. HARWICH, APRIL to. Arrived the Thetis packer, with a Mail, from Got iceberg& GRAVESEND, APRIL 9. Arrived the Rover. Sherman. heir Leghorn; Stadt Rakishorg, Labwg, from Rebutters ; Active, Crow.. foam POWs I Mari* Ann, Meyer,, from Harnbareh; Volpero,Niebolton, from Dieppe Pros Yalta, Defiles, and Hoop, Hodes, from Greniagen ; Ac tive, Num, from lataica; Anes.Pdarierirt,.---. and Allwaaf Rock from' Denmark; Friendecfsaft. Barnes, front Newlyn. SAW die William Vitt, Grabara, fur India ; Linea. Wadi, far Illeakay; Imo. far Faye!!; leis, Mehl* krugalli.' So ) 4l o = and eed Mary, Nation, for HAW ; HeleficH4ll4 , Blue Eyed Lam, Cope, foe Antetetb . tuba, for Prince Edward Island Harmony, Canninite fur Pa' ; Jrne,Waikeri m sod I blade, Mirk. Sr ; EgieZ9 R°- , Bouttleax. CGS FOM-HOUSE, APRIL 9. Saws Kaman Inweans....The Twee Gehroeden, Hansen, from Hamm; the Dolphin, Preening, from Jamaica; Midantho, Young, from &sawn; Albion, Wood, front Toonlogte ; sad Emily, an, In as Hambergle. , s .urwainf —nw Adam*, Spanks; and Ibeseser, Edmonds, w ._nalonufgh ; Itailnatem, Der en • and Heinen", Herrman, "sofa ; Julie and L spuWeni, ism% for Orielfswahl, W oil= at, and Seraband ; Marshal Blusher, Adam; and MET,. Fox, for Ostend; New Active, 11.1 4 Carthy, for Boordelay ; Resolu tio* fur Toserile; Cowed, Norris, for St. Vincent's; Handeemo, for lodate Eateries Iskad. Flat .—This afternoon a fire broke out at a Cheesemonger's in-Fleet.street, but, by prompt assist. once, the damage dune was very inconsiderable.. Teaser, Aran. 4.—For the List week the weather has been uncommonly fine, calm and serene. The pring husbandry' is 'neatly over, never was known liner season, every hope is rationally entertained ' a plentiful harvest will be the result. Articles of he first necessity, though high, ere not iatteuinfir: e C. S o m e sensat i on h as -b een ex p er i enc ed along the people of landed property by a demand ade by M. le Procnreur du Roi to the different tables of this island, for a return of all those who Y a rate is Ay pertisis a ardana (about 41s. and Petards) in their respective parishes. They are lost Conjectures as to the namre of this demand; many that it is an attempt on the Constitution of thete "insYs &c.; however, it is said most of the cousti have refused so obey this demand of the'Attor. "General until they are informed what use ihe-lit= ends to make of these documents. The situitiian of. Chief kngineer, held by Lieutenant-Colonel Goellese le discontinued ; as is also that of Military Draftsman, Field by Mr. J. Mtu.s. Major-General Guatioe has °t Yet returned ; many suppose that he will not, as s times of price formerly, there was no resident itutenant•Onvernor, the duty wan done by the Cols~' "lag Gtficer for the time, and the duty of Bri- 1 tit Major by the Major de place. 1 CONCSR r. Wednesday evening the neighbourhood of Portland place was enlivened with a Grand Concert, given by Wm. Curtis, Esq. At the early hour of nine o'clock neatly the while of Portland place and the adjoining streets were filled with carriages. To do adequate justice to the excellent performance would be a task of some difficulty. The Performers ( with the exception of a few excellent amateurs) consisted of the first/professors in London. At this Concert were introduced the son of Mr. LINDLEY, who. in a Con certo on the Violoncello, did ample justice to the ex cellent instructions of his father as did also the laughter of Signior NALDI, in a beautiful Italian leh, with her father, she sung in the most id correct style. Mr. SPAGNOI.2III was iflhntcieur rEll3Vii violin .variations on " See the eonqUering Hero," were received with universal applause, and Mr. Souse's flute concerto, on a la• vourite German air, was plated with the greatest taste. Indeed. to do ample justice, we ought to men tion every one who contributed to this evening's amusement. We must not conclude, however, with out particularising the incomparable performance of Mr. KALKIIRIDINJCit on the piano -forte, as this is the only time he has been, or is we believe like to be, prevailed opon to play in public this season. His' combination of the most exquisite feeling, with such spirit and execution, decided it as the opinion of our greatest judges, that " tats him for all in all," such another Piano-forte Player has nut been heard in this country. l'he Concert Concluded with a grand *yin ' phony of MOZART, and the company, after partaking 'III the most choice refreshments, and highly gratified With the pleasant manner in wl:ich every thing was arranged, took their leave soon after one o'clock. !haste .1 Yesterday the Anniversary of the New Musical Fund Society was celebrated at the Freemasons' Ta vern. His Royal Highness the Duke of Suss= took the Chair about six o'clock, with Earl Potarazr on his tight, and the LORD MAYOR on his left. Among the public men present, we observed the Right Hon. JOllll I'mteirr CURRAL There were some exquisite performances on the harp, and the single songs, glees, and catches given by the musical gentlemen had a most excellent effect. —We were.sorry to learn that the New Musical Fund is not in a prosperous state ; but this' difficulty may be easily surmounted by the libe• talky of a generous public. A fulLrehearsal of Mozanr's fine Opera of Den. Giovanni, took place at the King's Theatre on Wed nesday evening, More a select audience of Musical Judges. Every pair of the work is get up, agreeably to the theatrical phrase, with just attention to the Iran. acendent merit of the author, and which reflects just credit on the judgment and taste of the Classical Direc tor of the Opera. Intricate as the music is, the singers with one or two exceptions, are already perfect, and the band sustain the pan wills a zeal which chews they are aware, as is undoubtedly the case, that the an itself is advanced by this production. The drama, which is Ginned of well-selected incidents from the story of the profligate Don Juan, has the merit, very rare to"the Italian Stage, of possessing considerable interest. No: has the scenery been neglected ; one in particular, representing a cemetery with an equestrian statue in it, by moonlight, is excellent. The translation of the book is by a skilful pen, instead of the slovenly stile to which we have been accustomed ; and the music, as performed on Wednesday night, produced on every cultivated ear, and on every susceptible' breast, the most enthusiastic effect. Mr. KEIADLg is engaged to play Afacieth, Ceriolanses -Penrsaidoe4; Bruits:, Kitts John, and kin: Lear, at the Newcastle Theatre. His first appearance was to be last Tuesday, the last next Tuesday, and for the be nefit of this " well.graced, actor." A writer in the -Glaspet Herald, on the subject of the late 'ere in the Theatre of that city, says, "The audience retired in great disgust. Instead of the lively j expreuiess of the character Mr. Klati had adopted for his final appearance, and the strong display or feeling it naturally demands, and he is so well canted to exhibit, they were surprised by a careless, inanimate, and Uninteresting representation. The general opinion, thouxh naturally scarcely credited at first, was, that Mr. Keats was labouring under the . effects of intoxication—an opinion which, I am sorry to say, there was fi nally tpo good reason to believes , The OW likewise was so mangled and curtailed, alit . Mr. itaad'ipart and the others so ill acted, that the displeasurebt the audience, heightened by some ins- P944l7.Virsumstances in his conduct, began to &hew Itself towards the end of the 4th act, so considerable aligns of disapprobation ; and as the cuttain drew op at the 51h act, the hisses and groans were so loud and general, as to preclude the possibility of a word being heard. After some lame and unsatisfactory attempts at apology, Mr. KLAN and the other actors, amid all the tumult, went on stoutly with their partrin dumb thew, till (a thing unprecedented in the course of his brilliant career) the curtain dropped amidst numerous marks and universal feelings of disap- • probation." Monday and Tuesday the artists tent is their re spective works for the ensuing Exhibition at 'the Royal Academy. Among thefinited number of his torical pictures that we were able to see, the prin. eipal here—" The Progress of Revealed Religion," in two pictures—" Thellirth of Esau and Jacob" — and " The naming of St. John." These were ori• &ally designed for the King's Chapel, Windsor , by Mr. West. There is also,by the venerable President, el Abraham leading his son Isaac bO. sacrifice." — From the pencil of - Sir William Beechey, are—; su perb Port= of Lord Ennondi, the light - upon the_ countenance being reflected by the fire of his Reel— " Lady Arbuthnot and Children"—" Bishop -or Ely„ —Marquis of Anglesea"" Mr. Gordon" (re lation of the Duke's). By Mr. Fuselip a Design tiorn. the Story of Medusa. By Mr. Westall, a new De , seription of Subject for him, though executed in the usual artless and captivating style of this artist— Priehernie_q t putting off to Sea in a Gxle"—Two ortraits. Bz i kir. Owen ; 6.4 C.runtess Cassilis--Earl Eridgelkier-;-Easl Fitzwilliam—Sir Hugh Leices- Or (one of 'ilk Welch Judges)—Mr. &rehash" kc. the latter Oentleman's portrait was painted to deco rate Stationers' Hall. By Mr. Caicos; 4, View ors the Lake of Windermere,m in his best manner. By Mr. Stodirt t " Sans Sonci,".in the style et Watteau, and 4( The Triumph of Britannic." By Mt. Cha lon, " Two . of . -Colonel Berkeley's Hunters"---a ' *" 'Group or , picked Hotind;." . By •Hr. Heater, the. engraver. "Sir Joseph itedcliffe; of Milue's Briar." . • • sPORtING WTELLIOZNCL STATE OF THE ODDS—as !march Aran. 10. Duly. 6to I apt Mos:lentilla 12 to agst Smolenakro. 10 to I apt Stud e nt. I 17 to a agst Merrymaker. 11 to 1 apt Lavinia by Selina 16 to I agar Indus. 12 to I apt Caulk. 140 to I apt Waterloo. OAKS. si to 1 art Cervantes. 9 to I agst Shier to Sir 7 to 1 art Trictrac. Joshua. 9 to 1 agst Sdina No betting no the Doncaster St. I.B.lger. NEWMARKIST CitAVEN MEE !INC:, 1817. Tim ILSDAY, APRIL 11. The Bits Class of the ()elands Stake; consit.tlng of these whr , deelaresi forfdt within the time prescr:bed, for lugs. each 0.1. Mr. Wyndham's Wandtrer, 5-yr. old s :let. '2lb. - 1• Mr. Lake% black filly, by Sorcerer, 9 yra.uld, Ga. 71b. 2 Mr. Bacon's Salamanca, 6.yrs.old, Het. i db. - . :t I.ord Darlington's Belville, 8-yr....1d, that. ►oth. - 1 Colonel Whaley 's grey colt Xu: y, 4.yr5.011, S.!. ?db. 5 Nine ped—C to 4 on Wast.l.rer. Sweepstakes of IZOgs. each, for 3-yr:o141 cults, bat. 71b. and fillies, Dundee, grey filly Mermaid, by Canopus Hallett't colt, by liedley Thornhill's cheetah colt, by Sorcerer Jones's chesnut colt Ilse Rat, by Poulton 6 to 4 on Mr l lallet's colt. Sweepstakes of iv Ogs• each, it.h. esr. 71b. each. D.M. ,Mr. Rush's filly Cabinet, by Haphazard Mr. Cossans's filly Pauline, by Orville Lord Stawell's filly, by Sorcerer Mr. Payne's filly, by Marmion 6 to 4 on Mr. Rush's fitly. A Subscription Phte of E 53, for tr-yr-oads, Est. 71b.; S.yruoldt, Sst. 51b. ; 4 yr-old. ' nat. lath.; 5-yr-olds, 9se. 41b.; 6-yrsok l a and aged. Oat. Slb. D. M. Mr Villiers's brown colt Crusader, 3-yrit-0.1 - Lord Grosvenoes , St. Sebastian, 4 yrs-old - - Duke of Orations bay colt, brother to Joke, 2.yrtuoLl Eight started-11e Judge placed but two. sto 2 apt Sebastian-4 to 1 agu Duke of Grafton's colt. 'lle Claret Stakes of 200 p. each, b. ft. colts, fist. 71b.; fiat. alb. D.l. Mr. Gnddird's Bobacill ILorJ Orono:noes Labrador Duke of Otafton's Milton . • - Bat. 41b. U.M. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. I 2 . S 4 2 . 3 1 1 2 - - 1 . It 3to 1 apt Bobadil-4 to 1 apt Labrador-4 to 4on hittton. At the late Mahon Races, in Yorkshire, a colt ' the property of Ms or Bowes, wept the bit of his bridle, whe n a Mile bo) who rode him lad hold of the rnartingik and flogged 'be horse In, without having any bridle in the mouth, sod node the heit a :feed am, and then, a following heat, won she race. The boy was appltuded by all who saw the ttansact:on for his spirit, and will hereafter be courted as a rider. Monday a trot log match against time took place on the Lon don-road, by a mare belonging to Mr. JASKTT, butcher, of Maidstone. The mare was to trot two miles (carrying a light weight) in seven minutes, which she did with apparent sew within seven seconds of her time. It appears this match has ca ched considerable interest. as there were many bets dependmg. On the last day of March the line young pack of Wands, be longing to Joseph Oillbanks;Esq. of Whitfield estate, uncupstd a large dog fox, at Itylaads, near Waflbri I fail, in Cumberland, when :her one of the finest and hottest chases ever witnessed by the oldest sportsman present. after traversing the country north wards, he returned to the ground where the chase commenced, which hired full four hours in whikh time, it Is supposed, he run nearly 49 miles alternately chard and viewed, and in Tient ly old Iteynard and the pack were seen in one small enclosure. Ihe crafty roger, being at last subdued, was found to tireasure 4 feet in length, and from his appearance had often supped on the far mers' poultry. Wednesday evening the Duke and Duchess of Ott- LEANS arrived at the Ship Inn, I)over ; and it wa, intedded their Serene Highnesses should have em barked yesterday morning on board the Royal Sove reign yacht, but the wind blew so very hard from the Northward, with squalls of ra;n and snow, that it would have been difficult to have entered Calaii Itet boor. Three French p a ckets sailed early yesterday with the carriages and baggage. afaaaag dot; company present Yesterday af th• nap. tiall of the Earl of MARC/1, (eldest soa of the Duke of Itmnstuen), and Lady Carious 's Padua, (eldest daughter of the Marquis of Awct.aset), were Th. Duchess of Richmond, Duchess of Annie. Marquis and Marchioness of Huntley, the Earl and Countess Bathurst, Lord George Lennox, Ladles Paget, Ladles Bathurst, Sir George and Lady Emily Berkeley, etc. After the ceremony, the happy couple set out in a chaise and four for Mocombe Lodge, in Goodwood Park. Sussex, where they will pass the honey-moor. The bride was elegantly attired in a Moravian worked muslin dress, with robes and trimmings'of fine Bru . 'els lace, worn over white satin, with a pelisse 01 white satin, richly trimmed with lace; her hiad dreas consisted • of a cap of entire lace, over which she wore a beautiful white lace veil. Her dress was rich, elegant, and neat. Yesterday the Marquis and Marchioness of HUNT• LAY entertained the Duke and Duchess of A•ruot,. Duchess of RICHMOND, Lord Geonoa LaNnox, Lord Fosses, Ladies JANE and GRORGIANA LENNOX. Sit 4011CRIC PRRSTON, Sir WILLIIAM Courts, and the Hon: Capt. GORDON, with a grand dinner at Richmond House, Privy Gardens. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India-House, when. the newt Dtrecturs elected on Wednesday took the oaths and their seats. J. 4111 Bess and Jamas Parrasou, Esqrs. were chosen Chair man and Deputy-Chairman for the year ensuing. Letters have been received in town from the El phinston Indiaman, dated Penang, the SOtk Septem ber, conveying an account of the subjoined melan choly occurrence On the fd September the' Elphinttun having sent a boat's crew on shore to cut, stools a tree on the coast, they were surrounded by a party of Malays, who wounded several of them. Cap.' tam HZAVLSIDIL lost his left arm; Mr. W. Mutiny., second 'Officer, and lid _ r• W. M'lYu'auLD, surgeon, were birbarously murdered." . Yesterday morning, between four and five o'clock, a considerable fall of snow took place, which whitened the streets of London for 20 minutes. About three la the afterecten,another, but slighter, fall took• plam, l and thcougbout the day and night the weather was eel cold as any we have experienced even during winter., It is a common saying, that st thercis nothing new under the sun;" bet, as there is ne rule without an reception, so is the Scheme of the present Lottery a contradiction to the proverb. Never did any Lottery combine so many advantages, or contain so many in iucements to Adventurers, as the present. But, as mere assertion is no proof, hear what the Scheme will tell you.—There are Four Prises of £20,000 there are Four Prizes' of 41,000—there are 10,090 other Prises—and there are only 4,502 Blanks—and every.Friztabove'42s will have a Ticket in another Lottery, by which means the Possessor of One of the Four Prizes el 420,000 in this Lottery, may also ob tain One of the Prises of £15,000 in the next. 'l'lle Tickets are selling• at only Eighteen Guineas, and Sixteenths only Twenty•six Shillings, at - the Offices of G. Caanot., 7. Cornhill. and tf6„ Oxtord-street, where 7,735, the Last Prize of £30,000. v , as sold in Shareh with Seven other Capitals also sold in Shares tu the last Oetob:r Lottery. • TIIK POPE twain ,ABEL, 13t1LL • ISSUED Junk 29T0, ling, RT Pen TM •fit. TO Tie /luta 1115110? Or ONasN, PSINATI OP POLAND. PIUS P. P. VII. V,SyritAllLt PSOTNtII--H.Alth and apcsoblic benedlctioet In our last le••er •o you we promisTd, very soon, to return ad answer to vier. ; :n wlrch you have appealed to this Holy Sees In the name of the other Bishops of Man !, respecting what art railed Bile Sedalia:, and have earnestly I quired of us what yos ought to du in this affair. We long since, indeed, wished to comp), with your request; hut an Incredible variety of welithti eastern& have so pressed upon us on every side, that, tia this day, e v e yieid to yoersohcitation. lYe hJav Lift :raj 'heeled ;I Air wog crafty dcvia, by witith the very fotioJahons of religion are enJeinVatd ; and havinv, Isecarae of the great importance of theachject, court-, red in Conned with our venerable bret hres,•,ti , e Cardinals of the Holy Boman Church, we have, with the esquire. cars and attention, deliberstei upon the ineaStirrs prayer to he 'eAnpred by our Pontifical authority, in ;rat •to tamely and a!achith this ravilonce as ftr a: persit!t in the swan tine, we heartily congratuiate you, Venerable Brother, and we commend you, again and again in the Lord, as it is fat we should, upon tun stuzular zeal you have dopleyed under eireetn stances 50 tiaoger itis tl Christian ity, in having denounced to the Apostolic Ste, ihi: J.: i f:Am.:no of thrfaa, an iovrimentl. danswest: io aorta. And although we pent: be that it Is not at all necessary to excite hint to act.sey who ia ..t..tking haste, duce of your owtt accord you have ,drea , :y she wy ardent desire to dttect and over throw the impiobs turdtinainon aft/.ere inmivaiors y.r, in coin' "iii with car ogee, w again aid azoia erhort yaw, 144tork,ttever you cos a Isis-ea by 'waver, firaviie for by roavutl,or by yes ate/) Saily execute with the ntlica rJrnethems, placing your Sell la a wall kr the House at Israel. With this view w.s issue the present !Irlef, vie. that we may convey to you a signal , estiniony of our approbation of your ex. ((diem conduct, an I Am may endeavour therein stdi noire and nture to excite your pastoral solicitude and diliget.ce. For I , * retinal good imperiously re qwres you twat> tibiiic all your meat and energies en rtastrise the plan., wl.ich at, prepared by its enemies for the destruction ut our mos: hely Redsgion wheAce 11 becomes an Episcopal duty, that you first us all cipher the welt. edw sic of ibis nefarious scheate, a. you have alrensly done ao aJiiiirahly, to Me view of the'ai:::ful, and opeitly this a.tme, according to the rules prescribed by the Church, wi h 2 , 1 the erudition and w:sdom which you possess; namely, " chit the Bible planted by Heretics es tie be numbered among n•l.r prohibited hooks, conformably to the Roles of the Index 2 and s), fur it is ev.dent from t arrience, that the I ItAy :seer— tures, when circulated in the vulgar tongue, have, tbroegh the temeray of men, produced more harm than benefit" (Rule W.) t And this is the more to be dreaded in rime, so depraved, when our holy Religion is assailed from every quarter watt great cun ning and effort, and the most grievous wounds a-e inflicted en the Church. It is, therefore, necessary to adhere to the salutary Decree of the Congregation of the Index (lune 13tb, 1727), that no versions of the bible is the vulgar tongue be permitted * except such as are approved by the Apostolic doe, or published with Aunotatites extracted from the Writing. of holy Fathem of die thtlreh. . Weasaiditiently WO charities these turbulent circumstances, the l'ules will give the cle.weraLlacovfs of their attachment to the rclignio of their aracestors; and. lay your care, as well ar that of Inote other ?relates of this kingilotii, whom, on account of the stand they have weedertiory made for the depositary of the Faith, we congratulate in the LOB D, trusting tilts they all may very abundantly justify the opinion we have entertained of them. It is moreover necessary that you should transmit to us, as soon as possible, the Bible which Jacob Wuiek Hub ishesi in tie Yelish language with a commentary, a. well as a copy of theta. non of it lately put furth without those atiocuatioos, taken front the writings or the holy fa, hers of our Chums, ur other learned Catliolic.a, with your opinion upon It; that thus, trout collating them together, it may he a,ceriame I, after mature investigation, that certain en or, he attiluivtly conc.:Aril theicin, and that we may pronounce our jii,'ltaittit on thus affair for the preservation of the true lanb, Continue, tuergure, venerable Brother, to pursue this Mar pious course upon se hie s you have entered; tit. '!ihgeutly to fight the battles of the I.us n for the sound d Jean.,, 41111 Warn the People -Intrusted to your CAI e, th.,t they 1.4 1 um !l.'s, the snares wt•icii are prepared Sir their eve-sits:tog :UM. Ihe Ctetets de. numb tn.* Slum you, at Weil as hunt tne ether li. hop whom our tracept etrally concert's; and we niost infect It, that the deep warms , we Iva on account of thi• n:w• vs. tits, of rams sehielt an adeefitstry has so abundantly sown; Shay, byrhi.s cbeeriug hope, be munstwlut 511e511 , t• 1; and Are always very hertly invoke the atoteest blessings upon yoursth and your fa low &shops, fir the good of the Luau's fl.Ack, which we impart to you and them by our Apostolic benediction. tiiven at Rome, at at. Mary the Greater, June 29,191 C, the seventeenth year of our Ponuficate. PIUS P. P. VII. JOHANNA SOOTHCOTE.—..It is an absolute fact, that the ridiculous and enthusiastic mania, which made the late JOIIANNA SOUTHCOTE a trydreterr, still rages in Cumberland. Several persons in the vicinity of Rs• veriglass, and for miles nearer the borders of L ane ,. shire, are at this time bent on a pi:crimage to J rusaleto 1 Yesterday the annual meeting of the Court of But. gesses for the city of Westminster was held.. hall, Westminster. Mr. ltossoa, the Del,uey High. Ste.ward of Westminster,-,presided at the meeting. Kr. SAMUEL JACKSON took the oath of allegiance, apd wes sworn in a Busgese in the room of Mr. Gls. Ova, resigned. 14r. WHAIIANI Len, of Charing-cross, took tlicoath of allegiance, and was sworn in High Constable for the city and iinerty of Westminit r, to which be was appointed by L•ird Surmount. Mr. Rossou returned thanks to , Mr. I.,txcont.e, the late High Constable, in the name of tlie Court, and of tl e High Bailiff; and said, .in case of another vacancy, they :tumid h - -C happy to see him in the place again. Yesterday. about two o'clock in the afternoon. a bullock thatlad been hunted lanai a drove, ran down Chancery-lane frhm Holborn, followed by a set of idie, disordcrly fullows. In its way it tossed several parsons, one of whom was a carman, birloaging to the White Horse Inn, Fetter.lane, who was severely injured. A Gentleman who was passing at the time hid his loot clubbed by the wheel of a cart going over it. Last Tuesday, in the afternoon, as Mrs. Smith, a washerwoman, was going from Richmond through the fields to Twickenham, she was set upon by a bull, who tore her face from her right temple quite across, and likewise tore her clothes off and bruised her in a terrible manntr. She was rescued by t'ie lerrymaa, or. in all likelihood, she would hive been killed ; she was carried to a surgeon iu Kichinond, under whose care she now remains. CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 11.—We have had but few arrivals of any Grain since Monday. yet out Wheat Trade continues very heavy at that day's prices.—Barley is 2s. Bd. dearer. and sales were re.. dily effected at that advance. In Peas, Beans, an d Oats, there is no alteration in price. but the demand for each is rattier improved. Execuo I ,N.-011 Satycdag last, Joh n Stare ryas exec uted in front of the County Gaul, Cambridge, for a burglary in the houie of;,E.DwAttn STONE, of Whittleslord. He acknowledged the justice of his sentence, and confessed haying committed two other offer.ces with winch he had been charged. Af w days alter committing the burglary for which he Cut. feted, he returned to Whittlesford, and broke into it a second time, in expe.tation of finding a sum of 'money, which another itt the men concerned in the burglary had returned to the owner. Out he was dia appointed. He aprareil goat. retigned to hr: fah-.