Star. — London, England, 1814-01-27 00:00:00

II .: ,I Feeling.tn ;anther s , in propriety . uneelt, of actiothi presenting a ettecessihn of strating - pictures, itt‘fiviitirtttpetUally: fresh shocks of delight and aniprist—a) arbuld be difetult to !Angle nut a um. .petitcn-. ith fault of his acting was (if we may hatted the - 61ofeetion), an Over-display of theresintrces ' . q. the atrt,. which girre toe Mich - relief to the hard, tropenetrithrei dirlegeotind.itort of the character of ..‘ '4Yryie;.4. •Le:ifeelislif be endless to point out individual 6 biatifici. , , Itliereulmose evert .passage was received - ' 'llvitti 4411.1.4 . 1ibtildt*ititd . atrfolatise. We thought, in orient triii4lhittiffieesi-lbe pastses in the voice were too lititip,inid thirtielif`i .. ttirance placed on the erpres. • - "ition of the - eiiiiriten!ibeOV which is a language'int elli. - 4htlittte only to V 110404 4 • the House. The rest of the , • 11 la was; itithilithe Whole, very 'respectably cast.. ft' r') would be Mt equivocal eortiplimertt to say, CI Miss • IBisireilv,, tlitit'ber Meting iltenteminds us of Mrs.. Sic.- - .? bristi •L k .lllfrett 1 Segraselo I --but the abrupt and • hattlitArtits aids *lake Are not nell adapted to the SiAlfftvinii.indentes of sttatesesAit's verse. - , itlfterAlitip* we woe rekiiced to see the sterling ... farte'nf . -71e4ftirrattice revived, in which Mr. BAN• :. ittifeivitteuttikeritly strecessful. - • i ' • enistrkilni;EN:=-A #ew Opera,.under the tide • 4if ske loiali;etr `trifit,lnd been nnnininced in 4 .be bib . • ''':frifthe'day l frix itettrattleatiOn' at thii Theatre last - night ...,,. illi. slitirt time iiieviotitslei:the amain riaing, howerevo ' • . • and-irilli Were eitAribtatedamong thi audience, snit , - • leg that in ccongequence of the serilus indisposition •, er Miss that. . xivsot4, Opera wa, ImAvoidably pot. >- '' pinted. - Mi. '. lire-titicioti , after c anatiorward, arld 'I ‘ ...fife Tried to t • .audience, stating, that, with thei r 'f t ' ' * iLS a Pillage audience be substifutedfiel tr a ilai . - - .!rukeei - , : The audience at first sheweld . ' taittie tftifiiettiti ! of diacilintea; but the c u rtain „ vOse, - "7ittdiliceilelnweivtinelody of R&ietta (Miss BTavirif4) iLli}:edilttrasing storm.- Tie Opera - went o f With initt o t ica fs. ire' - usual eclat, and the audience soce ' ; • ! ~ , . 4 itOPeare4 -foritetten their disappointmeat t -, .. lifonclarVielgintnSinmoirra had an interview with !.. . ,the,Puke of 'Yoe x. - . ' • l i r ester4a7 Morning Viscount Snatoirrn came to : Aktwaa freni•his hoese in Richmond Park; to meet the : .- - 1 ! ORD M.Aoa at his Office at one o'clock, which took 7 ' , . plifice.aconlioey. .Ha Lordship had en interview . . . Vote* .Illoble:secretairy :of State for near an laour., ' ' • --,' tinzt..;ln Tuesday interning, it Chalk Farm, a . • : - %netting i . +lace betireen,the Hon. C. M. and Mr. ' 7 . . • ' '• :the latter was slightly 'Wounded in the left hand, , e 7 . • • • .- - : I..:cermollioi the **Cade interfered, andthe parties were .... _ _ • - . • • .. , . `: ..ii7Pati.a.ititlaaY iletatigtit lideplAntliireittitt Nock ta z el ri...r . M. Henry Olipliani‘net.nr Of Eekford; ' • r' -, -I , . , 'Ahciat. thren • eelockin' the- inotnitig . , ii E e /ffilisiktimmid the - dwellitit house, in which Wire* -:• , ..4litibuit t 'llit son 'Mr. :Heft" , -Oliphant', 'and . 41 i A.ctam• Ateltibalai of 'ShittOlasi, =.l3:4orit'gn gler • . was given, and the inmates were awakened, the house 2-..:finiss st, : eothigeiely on tire. that -escape was rendered *pall .ifi,**ittle- ; and Mrs. QUO) ant pe4hld in the -*milk lir. Arcinhdd„ -her nephew, who hid got • .9 1 ittAir,dth Mich didicoki;eager to save his aunt,rushqd , • Ilipiefintoothe.beildiwt, and almost itistsintly perished; , •,,taiii Oa sops who,. wounded and scorched,had ntac'e *WIC4OI;b7 ft window; was pseveuted , only tsy the • btu humane interposition, of those amend rehitiPic, risshing after; and slatting the 'itselAncist , l7.l ' - 1144'4 his Mother - and friend.. The }louse WAS eitereiS - - qh al; contems. The bodies ; were; with snuch *dif ! . daye' This event ttsdisnurrat:: .siffF,aert - Pf4 44 4***4 41 icier* ''' deeP d r aq " .• 34 , 1 4.`* 41*. ill'OPeliii:ta 4 60 e li4eli -4 4 Fg. iar . : -. • . • 7 clirintis : itilihety nogest,e oust ' , mtfice ar,, it Wis . -, tnitt , lll the, _ eats, "Wlt were .. - dime to is btitk *al, &lir of . r . iiilit iveie ili f itti in 4: , , Ptriat a itoielsadlieelrbfiitd ?thrticskti g 14-inch will, - 1 10apthitite: to taehleis*p ~..'.3iti - *rat Ilierete'eonkf he %Ali sys Fait/ .tAth greet. Ilk.: 'llrflit _Wan' - lepiiiiitorthe 'hitt*. i',l4dtsgt; from the Sivaititht , iptlikei'aitottlo . Eoles Is a 0 . .a - lieessispred adir 410'76404 oWOlRVtiiiAeli testik.- Pii bbiteAtii)eeifl L M r ti l / 4 10 4 5tIeleilakt i fi WOO it 4;: ' 4 kbdiVialbi l n3iiitafitit fieSiOtiOn VlVrtillo447 rr: frifeßlViiio tir r etilitfhik; * s crelifnlitictea , helistsi . lie ' 7 osoisk - e44 . ilfa it g r e'tcfliaM. aita ritfliletircts % Qe iiiii T oit itiiitlificsis.:' 11iipiettii Veal* villictrithefbliat 11WeiletftreW6iii.P'birtot ihit itri . .. ~., 1' Tur; E : i. , ~-; frit ' , ,"•'.',, ..);tbiib l ieriieOf Olt ratnpi l , j.. t-. • 11 ',.:rffiiiiiti• . 1. ':: 1 • 'iig;'fri-tti-Nc Rtisd 4 ....... . ,?..,. !lion, Wert forcibly entered p44:"tefilter of ' " ,t,lllll . ity- of , sliver Teensy. linen, sind*other a rticl - " '• gieaViiiio*ii,lie.idil- 4 61Whoteiiiiid iilidet : f - Alia' , iftitiifiipiiiii.44 aciesctaiiich - i Ma airetsloo chtit'of **wets: ... 711*-itiiiiir .. - . '#4 With -dY proierty. . • , . . • . .. . • . -. 'i. ~ L . : , . be the wife of a tastier in the 16th regiment, and she was returning home with her child after accompa nying her husband to the place ' of'embarkation.— The poor unfortunates, it Was supposed, had been a week in the snow. A letter from Ladneetton, in Cornviall, mentions a shocking accident which happened- in that neigh ! ', bourhood. A kentieman and his' wife were preenOret E . ing, one evening last week, in a chaise, from Torpo . to Launceston, when they missed the rests, and dro , I over a precipice into nquarry. The gentleman a : 4 lady, with the driver, were du .;best the folloviiile day, quite dead. ••w".'`,,-- • . ... ...", Thursday, during a gale, the iliket itelittnagalt& ibffered severely by its ravages t Alen 400 feet bf• the pariPet-wall received • caosiderable injury. ~, ELicrltilteit s JAN UAUYSIO:—The Young William, Perman, which, sailed • from Leith for Erabdere• re., turned on Saturday, not being able to enter in conk.- cpienee of, the ice. Owing to the intense•frOst, it is with the greatest difficulty that vessels can either ea ter or depart from Leith harbotir. ' .' • ' • Gisisoow, JaNUAIIV 18. '- The frost elbOltietleS S be very intense. Sunday morning ihfre Was a consi t . •derable fall of snow, and at eight °Pamir i,n the mot.; •ning, the thermometer, in town, 'vita at 27 degreeN Fahrenheit: At two in the afterdoon, it was at 29 ,degrees, but fell rapidly in themening. Yesterday - molting, at hal t . past soften, it:seas at 9, and at ha If past' eight, it - . was at 7: -Ai two o'ClOcl afternoon, it was at. IS degrees. Thifrnorning, a reitth t o'clock, is was' at IG degrees. At half past rune it' was at 19 degrees, and 'at ten at 14 degrees. Yesterday morning, the mercury in the thermometer was observed a mile irom town, so low at ette•slegt,ee e sled by a Gentle man, whose ammeter eat be.,fully retied-oe,•in the fields, at a distance from houses.; at five degrees below hero, being the greatest degree of celd expel ienee'el here since JAnuaty, - 1780. The road between thle and Moffat is now opened, and'all the mails from London which were due, have arrived, except the one of this day. . Dustentei, JAN. 18.--.Ffekirtile greitt quaniity of snow that has fallen, the roadiineVity direction ate in a m 'lnner blocked up The rrinifte'llifseeverieuntiette to get through, un-horseb.icic, thodelti lune . ) , be sap- I posed, much later than their iistraktiaie. ' ' 4 Keteao, JANUARY 17.—The istorffi." still continues; yesterday we had another 'fall: of snow, which, we ! fear, will entirely block op thetroads. , Ditring . ihe , vvholeireinit •week . the thermometer 'ivaS uncethmonly , knee •ivertAihen it snored, it wits rarely siberii 6 24 de grees.. • On-Saturday morning it, was. as loVe as ten degrees, and hewer rose above sieteentlegree(thirinig, the day ; before four o'clOck's : n the afrxrnoon. it 'w.es; at eleven degrees, afteiewhicheime it giaiiiilly ioSe• till the 'snow again eagle, in., . Tlti!ltitofei.ng :it' ie-tt twelve ilegeeet. ' '.- '- '., _ _.'-', ..-.A . - ... , •Jetrivitot4.latiiiktfir'l4, 7 —'bitttligihe present fail of snow,'the cold has been very severe here, especially on Sunday last and the preceding night. ' Earl'evett Sunday morning, the thermometer, exposed to A - 04; thern situation, stood at eight degrees, being 24 af,.' glees below the water freezing point ' ; in iibsenee Of brat in the atmosphere whieWhil not been experiemi ced for minty years past. BERWICK, JANUARY 17.--The Edinburgh mail ars rived here on Inetsebaek at six o'clock tlAirinorning. The road frOm Dttehar to this tower is quite blirwn tip again with the snow that fell yesterday.. The was forwarded. in a pelt chaise and •four horses. , -; • 1 '.• . . STAMvonn, res. 21.—Yesterday at noon the High! flyer, Paaillenesp• and Union, up-coaches, were all dog out of, the snow, about...a Mile north of this place. The Tad to paktOrrl- and Uppinghaet svac also impassable by carriages, which accounted foci*: non-arrival of the Leicester coatli., .. CANTERBURY * JANUARY 25.- -The 'interruption Of communication with.this city and the Metropolis, and the intermediate towns on the London road, has, for the last seven. dayi, been greater than within the re collection of the oldest inhabitants. The London Mail of Thursday ; reached Canterbury about elevet on Friday night,_ having been brought on horseback. from Rochester to Rairdram, by re circuitous rouge , through the villake of Luton, rounding the Riot of • .Chatham HMI- the road oh the top of. which, flow', nearly the Stae,•on this side, to die White kitlee_pub. lic-house en the descent: oh the opposite side, (eing' , completely filled with drift snow, so as to cover rote'' hedges,. and Timmer,* a leiel surface with theittl.l Joining -.fields. With a promptitude,. however, fde whicis:thepublic ase ranch indebted, General lieree tree who commandr the garrison at eltatharn,:or-, *Red the, employmeet of several hpledred of Govertiai meat labourers for the purpose of cutting, thteuglythe I ,snow, gni a. passage hat ehusteen effettede l by,erbielx. :cardego . are , envie .ertabled .to • Abl., ~PETAINUI. IO ISI "O‘lkreflUy, there had butt - bes little ebstelstett4 °tithe Feelek:lKlßgen• titcietig,cee And , treilidrollt:4ool:4'irn trialtnillMe toil *AO. 10cCeC44 4 05 1 . 4 ,Yer, 04.14.4p9 , 4- * t elio!, hat /14 1 •tVad . P* - 0 0 110. .. . 4 -'at.)lprikkat myif Olt. 71$10), • 1 • , ' y.. .. :z • i• .. are Ant Papers for the two last days. An the coachies Which l s ott town this tnorniug were obliged .to reterili atter ptoeteding two Or third miles, though they were furnished with an unusual niereher et..hOteen,;-.lleilit unable- to penetrate through the manta:of drifted snow. The White Cloth Hall this morning ,peesented, ,an unusual appearance, there being only •aixiut seven .thilittfacturers, and the same number of -merchants, in the Hall'--a circumstance which has-not Ware , . ~ I occurred since the Hall was erected. , • • t . 0n Saturday there were 'Seventeen coaches at Thtia.l stable which were not able to go forward on accoit t., of the snow. Some of the passinisers, who, had 1 1 F1 i, - London a few. days before / . and who had.ealculat o'n reaching their destinations without much obstrtie tion, had only takert'sufficient money for that gurpose, but in consequence of their detentianlat..Dedstahk, for several days,. they expended all the many they `had about theM, and their unpleatiaatiituation may • • • be eu ~i le.imagined. - • ' . ..- .. • , 7 1 3:tFoter), 3.sm-u'a ea 22... Neither pAtieti uoi- letters `ftent.Loadott have arrived in this city siat-e-Wediitos !dayLlast. Except the Tetsworth rottdi.nenkkhat as lequally impassable beyond that place v eteertapproack to this University is completely choaked•up. In many phicei the snow 1a from ten to twenty fret deep, and' although, Annie :Iviadticts of persons are constantly employed ln cutting:-sifass!,4ge through it, 'it will be some days liefOrethefferertions will be attended wide' any success. Wednesday evening the lianbeiry coach,. in ita . way. to this place, was, on Acaunt ortkinheany fatl. : Of ser.w,• greatly impeded in 'its ptogrens; haV ing, however, by much exertion, reached -Withln ' *brig( tarn Mlles . tif this city, it 11:44 so iliVeinile4 . With liti4Wp . that ievias' tented utterly impossible to pro- . 'teed; Iwo - inside passengers, a Gentleman `and Lad}, with great ditficttity tette the conch, and at.,the ha- - zareot their livei; attempted to reach the nearest vllllge (Wnlvercot), which, aided by an ootside pas. • ienger, they necomplished,- , though - nearly exhausted, haviiig several tiinci. beedup to the chin in snow...- The DAth mail Nts not reached this city since Sunday last, and no coach whatever has arrived here since - Wednesday evening. The letters due on the 19th fr Dm Glecester, - Worcester, and Birmingham, came in yesterday ;• they. were forwarded •by :horses,. the riders of which, with the utmost difficulty, effected their passage. The anard of the Glonce'ster mail re• portsohat i three per soars now lit dead at Burford ; one a post-boy, who was dug out of the snow Tester day worming; a. hunter whowai frozen to death on horsebisa,k.l and another person / .mho died in pope. quence of the. inclemency of the weather. . IlvAttitiati o .):9ou4tua if0._. 7 .00 Monday night last our_ at!eitp,....asid 4 the. iO4tdis in the ,neighbourhood, Were•mituiated bra fall otanow, the equal of which. is nal withlithe Mono*" °f our oldest inhatitanes. The for averaged fi&lI twenty inell es, which unusual depth was formed_ in little more than-six hours. iiinee this event the'titaas have been comeetely impassable for'the mail coach, and othei carriages ; and there has been no other Mae, of keeping up a comm Ull.i C 4. On with • the - Metropolis, Eieter, Bath, &c. than by horses. The roads ficiteEzeter, in every direction, Wire buried man} tett deep ; insomuch, that all tra velling was sitsoended. During the whole of Tues. day the streets in that city had a m9st dreary ap. pearance, the shops mostlyshut up, and no person'ap. prating without doors but those whoni necessity cos-. petted $ whilst the snow drifting by the wind cod). pletely blockaded the houses and windows, and was, in many streets, three or four feet deep. TRURO. JANUARY 2.—Saturday morning a large West Indiaman being driven by stress of weather nss4 'Mount's Bay, anchored between the Mount and re ii zance ; but before the crew a ivere able to moorhen, the cable parted, and she drove on , the rocks near Chyandour, where she WAS soon beaten in pieces, and all the crew, except one man (an Italian), were lost with the ship. 'Elie vessel was called the Mentor,' and was on her return from Martinique to London s-, she had previously met with very severe sre4ther, l •which bad• obliged hei( Of, put into Cork harbour tiol refit. Her crew,- when she left Martinique, consisted Of 4bnnt thirty hands, including boys.-:-During dr' time when. the broken fragments of the late -transport queen welt floating about at the mercy of the waves, tome wretches, inattentive to the calls. of - fintWanit. seemed tathink on uothitit but plund er , and WO are inlormed that seveirat boxer dtidliiellaAes (kill* of': 'consider:dile *Atte) which h*tr bee& washed ailhave;* have beesi carried away duringihetbnfusion, and not *ace heard of I It is, however, i-latinolitoiy to'reflect, , that this conduct was confined to i few. 'The bodies et two, men, nine women, and seven children, have -Er washed ashore from the Queen, Mier I'leneyn, jiave been treated with every hecomirk degree ,dilminer. They were .taken to a house near the; . , ; Abbich-the proprietor (Wu. Wrt,tIAIM4 Esq.) hindly offered for the purpOst; :and have been since Cried in: one grave- i l'enryn ckterch.yard; o'er 'ithiich the townspeople bore resolyed to erect a .nto --ot in cotnmemonstion of tibe late 'awful ens* -. •. •• • ••• ' t . . - • . \ felh 'Borth, , Chita tsah tr. Witt. , d 1 1 34 P 1 kef4 1 ,014% t 01.- , mrtyre-IM•r - Iltatertier itrisfi ßinet. , • =Tan' lattiover, • Rkhard Al& ,1014istrer, if; eletiPiti:4l4'- , 144 1 4 6110w 41u e.. 41.1°11' -"trir •Oritti l‘ 11 1 1 1 9 1 fter.Cts 1 #1 11 Vilk; e . ; • , • • •, DIYIPEMITS 0%10 Vialk h541411-Vial s intY. • • . t jet ) * 16 0 11 . 1 1 1 4 Ltoetputal. blcchmakee, at *go. tt • the . Gicilie,..l4v F, , 11, ItAtil istithim, lisapthAilly ad Stephen lighsti,.Bra.foid, wad/staplers, at twelve, *the 41`,. tout Ina, Bradfoal. Nis. 2g, .6kitapdet 4.4n.hlay and' /amasterfar, MatiOtetteridelteera In 'cnairm toed:, at eleeen, at the ' &Vino Jm, hlanthegter:- Bei. 0, Rol Pi reli, thenaoter, vatlefs'st eh ) ,cet, ' it the Whited - dart and Star Inn, I/vast/tare I* : O f Barry, '4liirinitigliam, Lai's., at eteiett, at tlir Uniir Tirrots t ,j!biaiDithatri. Mi. It), 114;Oart1 toot" Meilttork takieltrepet, ,pa_tvaelvr, at theerpwil ; t'atton. Feb. id, John Wqqatepds 4 'pktftwaite, iraollenetnanatuttaree. it el t ren, at eye Ite:e ao4 Craton, HisddersßAL: Wt. lii; •kithi triqfithi &relit kik" (lather, at efeass*. i ntaAls ; Baralatn's, Oltitrd, . , Feb. i & lames Gore, kin. oietaAna. ptastituT, la test, at tit... Bloa/h. Oaltett•..• holm reit. t 5, Win Sherrarkillirminghtiot; skipiteeper, ar these at the White Home, Birmingham. Feb. et :than* Roma - Wm• rester, skinner, at ten, st the Guildhall Coiree-honie,Worptet. .Feb, Ili, Ilts , rph Saes., Leeds, Mercharit, as ten, at the Bali and Mouth kieda. , Feb. *4l, Edward' trtncis Burgess, /blue% ar• wailer ) atone, at the George, Parties. Feb. 1 ILlLlaiatd Beath, Libman, &a. mace .tither, arrive, Illt - the beg,Madithister. • . •. ' •CEILTIFICATES, Bzilitema r 1.2.. Wnlitili acid itolvrt Bons. . Who/ GOTIlle et gAt. iall-itivt4. Sloshettery,'ait b. riam, Autism, slapsaltes.: ',loth set ,- lam a• tort dilate. • Henry' Fittratd *ate" *rig Morpouvrepaierivrett. i ' 11.1tes - Sqtdre, Gray * *-Init..lah.iiiial; tianbeedeadar. •Wm Jilts F 1 ilitelch„Greenarich, coal merchant; hiar-ha Arachigi Camp. . irota .bgit, Ilerimatto -stptke., halve-broker. Gilbert M./tiepins., Qtr.. .street, haaritsirßth. t :eot ! :e and Wm, Mole, Bread-street. ill, mlrcbants. la." at. Itutiiis, Portsfllfitil h, eabittet-ortsktir. trho. LA*, Smarten( Little arder.itreet, a atchmalter. Juba Halkan s I'Lltithmn, bream! raper. - - . 1 _ Fes. !S.—John Still; Wapping, Ship.chataller. Witllion fitiiirt feted, Div.anshire.strett, anne.merchant. Clough /tents, Cott. terhury, druggist. George Ca out, itib.Testmaliam-courttniatli, 'ate. picture-dealer. Willtalti Montagu b hurt, Elernnshit 4 e-btltvt, sebie-nterithant. - 4 bonito plys, Liverpool, broker.. Jetty Evans, it, bton. deakr. Willa*skh.lsoa. Bloornsbury.apare e 1 - ` etigineer. , PARTNEtSrIIPS • biSS6I.VED". - - - - - - . .rdster. snd Smith 4 Lincoln, 'meters. Elliati kr* Ill.‘llo ltrabertiltht.. Smith And A•b, Princb i lottrttt ' Than b d.drentena Nil:wand Cu.Yrovil.V.lnemverchAnts Mas'yanginlesitailna son, Old tieihtedol. - 1•41r. ours. J. and J. ORM 011astalttie 11.Tru, !into-merchant& • •• ' • • BIR ..• Monday se/might, at irgestrk Hall, the Lady of Earl Talbot, of a son. Friday Lot, at Brighton, the Lady of Sir George /3. Preston, Itat. eft thlibtar- - 141.1.RitIED. , ' ;:- , Rot. flues Morgan, pt-b,ndary of Ilar;ford, to Mrs. /I& .of Swindon, near Cheltenham. r an ,. V,tect . of &wirier, Sattet, to 1.0111'4 flizahvh, .7,ooStis &tighter of the latautt •Vereht, Esq. of AEON Yu/L.l4re, fisrmkil Gmuertior of ;At Chipping Ongar. 1610s;ibellteo. J. Gilbert, of Rotherham, Torlvidra„,to Ann, eldest dcapilster of the Rev. I. 'Taylor, of Oh Former place. • , At St. Michael's, Coventry. the Rev. W. P. Davies, of Wel. ftborisiO, 41orthataspnInshire, to hll4 Grassi qi the former • Wi•Nititotr i of Collingham, to - 14 1 kihehatitl, or )14enos; "i'liutulay, at St. James ' s. the Rev. W. Wfulswarth, rector of if. Peter's, Sandwich,. to Miw Balm*, daughter otastatori Har low, f.sq.of Jertuyn-atrer.. St. James's. as Monday sennight, at Plymouth, Lieutenant Ford, Rai* Marines, to Miss Payne. • A ft* days *ce, Captain G. Belt, Royal Navy, to Miss Ball, of - Fahnoutli. • The Ist instant, C.aptatn May. of the Royal Navy, to Miss Plamar.k, daughter of Ftamank, Ls,. of Newton-Alt• hot t, naval. -The lit instant, Mr. Lightfoot, of Roeheyer, to Miss Juin:• sum. ql-Whlteharkn. - . , ' DIED. • Jan. 4, at the advanced age of 90 years,- the itahihner,De baryolcar of liurutborn farraintjliente and Burhagt, Wilts. fan. t 2, aged 29, the Rev. George Standart, M.A. late fellow of Trinity college Oxford, and youngest son of Ur 'borne Standarf+ , Ea of Lontlim. At Dumfries, the inch inst. Mrs. Dunlop% wife of the Rel. .:Mrahaisitip, minister of else Burgher Congregative there. ,• The 19th inst. at Everton, Nottinghamshire, in the Stith year f !het age, Mary, with* of the Late Rev. Robert Evans, rector OF.Len4esborough and Beeford, Yostatire. At Chetsfield Court Lodge, bent, George Morland, Esq. ono .0 bit Majesiy's•llepu'y Lieutenants of that county ; on the 221 inst. bring his birth-day, ptt which be entered hie 824 year. ...Lately,: at Woodside, tild Windier, Miss i.. M. I.eske, • ifeuglikr of the late Reit. W.,M. Leake, rector of Rencot, and *vicar of WetlingiOn,'OxfOrdsbre. The 14th ult. at Longwy; In France, Captain Abraham Jones, •of the snow Cartiarvon, in the 39th yrar of his age. lie wee ,iinfottupately taken prisoner of- war ou hie peerage from Carniretin.to laindon, s‘ll of Augttst, 1905. At lotexos Ashby, Non haMptonshire, is his rth yeir, the ; Rev. T.-Walker, M.A. $. fear ti* that .pitalft, domestic chapipin . to the kart of Sandwich, formerly of it. Jultren College, Grotd. . W edneiday se'nnigh, aged 102, MA.Aicn Citton,Cof Hun gine, 'York, a eery Itaite4 and Initialed:kll pone wit&m,'selio wan servant in the Carlisle famil] at AA time of grge,the. Secoturs cOrodailon. •She - posieri • reiratkabiy reitiorlet ar mory, "vas abk to stalk about till within sierra of leer.siath, and retained bee fauosities • v ` ' .4 `' . 41.g - RiltierOF (.13A1.9-4YOAI. IMAItKET4Xt4:BIII`a. 161ponatnrket ITulb lie!esto. • 451 Nevikastli 8 d' •Maat to 111 o Siindleriatid 0 - - Uds neon OW HICUCWATXR AT LONDON g , Morteng----••••• •-. ffseaston .A 11 # 348 0 , - a t m •• 12614D624 istintod M inivtiKo4l- 4 Plektls Nate f 411.4 ~.441111b04 44,411 11 4 4tVISINI ialK I :• ~; . i WI. !tr * •tio fol 10111 ..,;• . 1111i* tbam tbat 101 A Moo vf if --r :!I M ~- ti~ 3•46 tor 2,.1 • .4 j . 1 01 « pi, L 1 1 e . Pia for -.App I 1111 • I 4 • 111 1 M 4 I - - - --- ii, • ' ~. - . - • ~...` t.:,` ',,. - ..:. . . .. • . n ... , . • • , . .• - . ~.., • ~ _ . , • ':''.. '.: „.. : 7 111 , ,t ," 1 " 1 , 14 ftSt a t i A lmilso ll am ! . ...aD"ifiAlialltkingr.Aftitlo • - .s:,z!l .ec : . . - : .1 :: ' „. . ' 7 - t r: lcimun igi.nv i t u isi g .:** gica z ia titt . , : . :* isi : iwi : ta tt"i*iteth:f.tl . l. s i tr e a k f tlt i v' - - 7. .., •••••••••••• ••••=•••• •=i•— T. 1 - - • - - .. : 11 - ' • -'"• " - • ' Tar OW i.Oilibtlyihtte+PAs C 9 o . ICI # l ,* - # 4ritivr.o4 l 444 . .tiksikr , t047. 149 h0 4 14 .OP *Kim , . "dtVart ofastoL .!.. :•.•;_.,.. , 4 , -I)loo....*AtitticsAsx...totz.o:o4iiixetion4. totrai.w4o,(l4-ser4ww„firt„, 1 . disgegri . pad...4.0W ort!,.aarl.fTont.lbbe. s teMist.Ottre4 l- ~ TbeCr4eep,faslatFrisaa,attaelaleg . . -; ..., VilkqegVlX).fu... 4 4l o4 4s.a.P~cf Onthiitatagelair ogle. Ttisthli • air do l td,lilivte ,i 4,• *hl • ch totZ' tesi•pleie4bl;" id many - plicps, buy fall' sr 1 ,:no •ri - -hi R . 9veri4.ittelieigyeis. h:tota t it t e kl.tg4tbtn••the. Oir*Ter Pt .4404- rarevuite, act isslifictt. - sitieri . not thietiieitltn; Se i • - id one.; ' aid ether - iidii,Trtgidlf terigfreild &twirl / ihnitait h 4afslukirat.“.b 2 eiiiit; gitei ( 1 ; - Art's • . , . .ortdeSpepliorl, uo actor har(ceige.r . t . for sway, ~ . therefore it be-especited thee the niasses,of.inow ilia; pigti;ll6l6o •toleatrY,-;--friduy .euertlitg litslt . s ~ ..:,11h 105. Cliallite, 111111,411014, li& iii:/aiitaielieltidi . - ' 4I t4AS II P 4 1 ."., l'itt 414 111 alset. - honit.". , ~ . and ios %Oda ba*g eccomuloted, in -town and coml. ! naminoutreiiiliobs. in' which were. Mr, .Wiliiiimacsiss - . .ret. 0 . 4 ..1; i i..;:ae - .. -. • . - ,-.!: • 7 ; : t :, 1 4../7.. , .€ .. lOall a ' ' will . r A *S2 • . vi. gre;w6t,tha Pik . ”-aiiirEeiia.,.44l ""' ' .-Inen.e_,, -. 49.141 1 4: c t:t .t pi1kg1 1 ,94 1, t . .144.. try, g ado lly 4i sap prodift 7 stlittop v q,c.it,y,. his ; danghter c and:34.4_ 9*F, :a d z/166 , 4s ... .. .... ....4 1 001 4 6 • : -PO .ell A -P - -.a.W! _A l it C IL:WA W.4 1 0 ' hi ltritick hk this of material ideonVenten4e *:. ••' % .Petr tettirkfcom Stneeltrae., otrerset ertth:- .. . . n. , . ~ _ ~ .. , ~,. VA., 1 94 in :liv. • A4(0440 ...MCI .4 . nt.404k 1 ..th*W04 :dill '''j wards Of 260 I?fillOcki;.fiPti‘ /4avy , pi‘iti in i• • -t k Mile o : &artier§ lifi, Ahe4Viifqr; -• • ; 15 f 4f11311 •'-- 44 " l a^ ll . iegg i ae a7 " Attl %mr:; /-•• ... ~ ~...,....trr ,•4 1 .PPk,fCs‘ AN iltZoe4a .4 . ..444 title Plani„. oB 114 . itiOugh Exeter oh liidiay. o n , viiii viral to' Hack htnxtet , ' . W.' fatirni tir - idttr - OA, TtcFivect. the • P eti-te , idihn Mnli;itf,i(Pppellistielliti , , jii* e i. e . 7'7 4 LFt ia : el4s F44 P'F l it i . 3 wie. l . l *enlOgloOttet ottiq• &Ave, the snow was ilivd•fepi that:sittifites the,' . (*whits vot whole weight of the • •other *sods ise - thecita.alti a •,. • r 0 151 . 3 4 , 1: .. NTaratnill-atiehitertva *et: pets, , flrn- wee, boot, fllakervit I l i t h • :.. 14 (.i , ..it90i, iv -pe s .sOpiefik. : stlwo Qt. ' , tr.. !SEAN completely buried in it land file drovers, 'who • we* in consP:l4 o .ogelYa4 t)ektughtr-bosit diMo 'We& •• • -tutu : mete. 11, surteett; at 'eleven. •hi - I ; nk - •.: .4 1 , P ll .4‘S - 01 147 c. At;*.e. ,relt*irkakhitt 1 1 0 will on horseback, . offing" that they frequently could dot tee • the heads Of ten of. them at a time ; the whole, there has . been it iiinte`riguriins slid COntinited - . Ltyxttk.cm..../AX. 204,-+DFing.the last; , y,hpinpien*Wpactipt i li e repheeary, rain- r eni x I 64 11 •1 14 Ativ , ti . .. . bePSHr t i gtp‘ter, tat _ottnse_ittohlr !siva. There . i sv ai m ie : Bo lvoli zts: c r ei y-stile i,,sa rg rft.' eakt 6. epz i :slesr, at melee. Feb.l4 . f t : . 2 . lcteCtfa;stiwet, kivitfr:it eltreu.. cei,dt, 3.otit 'Meth, , : • . i11gitu1,4)..41 ttmlin• la }cis . ts,4, a.butiyanty i m m.* v i e e,, worked-their way safely through. letintitOnled - .by nt cislonal f:.'tlis of - stioti; iliaii . 1 _ w'' • i1ej 4 ,10. 1 % it &wen. Pe,b. I it, rnthirsan HAI, Char- ; 'Aftit'a: pticity of .pint, A .timanil, milniations w hich Owe pt the Northern teach was turned oterabont es 'beta ikperitticeciibr a timiiJemble petiod• in thift _ ~ , _.• , c r __. . T, itl ~, atom .. oft. V et). IS * Chrdet ~. -'• . 4 accontNetter with iirittaat any other character .: -::a t el t:_i twON4alleS f rom ....trim. t'd 1 on n ay, w wri a Mr. Ca o f t he ectuntrY., The qunntity-ist ice synod --nes writ Hulot kid fOhn :16 1 1 1 Whinnle:-$664•1404 , 1 istaekhir ',Hata. . iii!ii . the 0101-OSe, sullen , inirard, inveterate . iti. - I f e i,.. , * h .) e t4 i ii d i ike t : hi, b olt A tb i • a h . accumila tin gio (Iv river Hersey, Liik a nniyglV4l.,oo4l , Acturors t at me:. Feik t 12,7,404 h&p o *,•Apl eg : mi s~ e tett • SY4 I I II , l.,2P•liffitY of 4,k.1 1 4 4 , • The chiltiocter of ' Say; i gtis sto iskt i # ch hurt iliac het:lied thrtiert da y. c ." 121 •I' siortl and Miens appearance but rende.44 ;$ 4 .0 1 , 4 _," a " s T r o t ,:,t e , t , i t, P : I) .. nt • Vl ' / 411 -t a ,1 1 , 1 , 1 , 0 41 ,4,1 1 4 4 V 4 tt5t , : 0 - 1 y at a• 0 malt proodlng trvey n onitldea, .tnat ot k • • ° -. ,Y:. = ' Sege e.dremily'haitirdotts. .I t he ioij;k. i t:;:ph rk ::44n . '" 11 , 1*; : ii nova: , Fire - ' i -- .44. 6nLt---. 7 "1 , vi......K..." 1 ' vi°/ " . l c* i mt n ip ;n tld 6 fir .on one im ni teat bl e ,, prpese. that , • • //Anon named •Perittell, welt kno w n in tie count) ' filic t ity - pr i sen t e d i t tvr i on ii t i o t t i on i • • ,tie3 l g . •i amit 'ii i t r ' I - -4- , . 10 -- , -.- ----..-- 4 1 --Ow% . • Iti re '•1" . J ' T . , ' • of Surrey, ,was found on Epitom Downs, last week, delta of 'l . d ' ' bte • slid . issre'e, Ur eft :. - Feb an ' t , 44124:r er TY . i rter/ US ierrfalaltltts v . .11 .„ • A ll conveying a ..foetid pe Impression of - Webb, 'Hlireltt, iirepit;st aws. nig ' . or in embodying the generial conception nearly 'Totten to death. Every assistance was rep - ni;hing but xn ettressely scanty supply °rainy. . , •_,F., 6 ; l Prsavw24, Brictautillewpwortsisotetus•flasm awn- a..rigid • .,i su cl uncontroolakble self-will, - equally. proof ti ere d him, but he died in two bouts Otter being taken kind.of prov i s i ons -. . .. .. . . n ; ter, in "mime.. tieb ' 13, AIM ritr t enienwt-rtiot Alithnteer , i • • '.. 1 it metre.- Mt fir Wat • !Mil ,ten. tepirbrit - and. eta 1 'kola eveti . sentimen.t Of. hnutinitt or-prejudice:of out o f the s now. . • * Laittti s Jaw. 22.-11istiAlenteljiy of the weather. Grl ' eolvivtil - Y. ..... .. ~ . : . 2.. • •0. i , . . , . .. r , MN : . . . Alithrt-,wit dam% W lam< deli . 1 iii• Rnryar, a pptpleth ,Nre* haves edg active more successful than Saturday Vast, as a p : irty of workmen were cyar.. dttrink the, last feW dap has beelistinicisi ingisraliCleil. Wino= ,t 3. Kb:* street, (19vapie4P,..nd 9.ll..ttualton, mr., I CEAN. ,gut in giving effect to the :conflict of ing awaY•the snow, which Was twelve feet deep, .at All communication with the Metropolis - 110 beeti Mat 9 . eittlhwitah,ll reit ' Ft4:l4,lareVrtime 311 A. • trf.ssions arising tnit of the contrast of Situation, in KiPtoNola the border of Northamptonshire. a child suspended for two difs,, n eirlee-the heath tiot any , 504 , v , ra'Atei4net_ t. Gitserchiwslua.rier. litilitrettie. lith, . aried vehetriettcp: of declamation; •ic keenness of about three years old was discovered, and intuit- . other coach having- strived since Thur3day. The: )1 - 4,,,,,Z,Vi 5n '' , 4 . 124 1 1.T i t 11 .. - m, i gi'lliv tt , , a: 4 1 . 1 1. 4%, Plc sar i n in i , iii t i le • rap hili to f i i h. tt . nos i t i ons fi, on , we diately n utter Os Amulet', as was afterwards aster- communication with the Synth generally is *alto it-. V.int.,.ll4iate s 'Cre4t Gard Itt-e l et, thatimiteet t lytiaht - it iiii! th ttme and feeling . to ;nod" hypopriety and novelty tiiilled,botivdtad- • The poor WOman turned out.to terrupted. We are of course. without any.4,tiettifott -Feb- .14 •hiliTh Worrill and John Th ta , ciel t i.._ _c .. __l 1° • I. 1 .1.. • n._______..:.- l'.. ./...,.. All .1... ..,...-1,i.. 11 1 ,444 tter9 gtelitellAtite:te. 14b411Elfu's•C44113,06.1dritet: ' ••• --:.,;•lls.ailfrAs together with Alice conto ' : 1-, Is 0 st4ie Scarcely recognizable, were, 41sky4ottas in the coorkt oeshe d , erons the respeetability of the twirls i11it),..31,M111,-Air.cle of their Mist • • .." • -' , ..tr. • •-• 6 47 1 ,. !,..1111 1 P!$r•it - *ling ef . , 5 _ales.oos..spf, the Size•whicly • i .-. .03 t st.g*se IF * fist broke-out s ' - nittga Firtif i t4 ct% ... ..., ... ... -.........,. 5t.....5,,,n, •1* lialra 4 • eltekunits I t:he Sic lised • s • thatip, tbeiork- rb*Orci . _... ..., . _•.... _.,-...5.,,et._•,_ -fl i i...4k_-_ , . /, i %. Gent 41 of P t " Hi