Star. — London, England, 1817-10-10 00:00:00

yorwort, on or about the Sth April, 1817, between the Lows of dtilt rid twelve o'clock cr night. ed...-For scan! dour and infamous conduct, unbecoming the charrtt•r of an ()RicerGentleman,. in allowing himself to errosly insuhed, on or about the day' of April, lei I', on e deck of the Lune transi•ort, by Mr. Corwell, a passenger, on y t t.iving to :h • St art•keep. r-ii,eptral's Department, with, ' . ~t,i g any endeavour to firttig., or expressing the least inters :utt of hrinrine, the said Mr. Coaw ell to an account for such af orot ; but on the contrary, Laving frequently afterward. . hewed Linvh•lt to him (Mr. Cos wtil), Cvidtn,ly with a view if it gratiaiing Morel( into LIM% of it Ira !ship, thereby to evade oc proper explana cat tor havlrg been so insulted. —Fur scandalous, lemons, and unofficerlike conduct, in vin/ receivel the most abusive and gross insults on the deck of I.ene transport, on or about tht , •.!Itli April, 1817, from Sir !striit reckbitro, a passenger, on board, befogging to the Store-' •.-;stir General's Department, such as—" You you d—d C.j . : l I will kick you round the garrison of flitbatioe. you little 4..ie-hoy I' or wortls to th..t efrea, iu the hearitig t he Ofikers ' ia cabin, and in the presence of many soldiers and sdilors on wc hout using any endeavour to bring, or expressing the 1:, it. intention of h:lnging, the sicid Mr Lines Cockburn to an toitat fur such disgraceful abuse and threats; but on the con haying bcaaed his (iir lama Cockburn's) pardon, in the r:s.nee of Lieutenant Cosby, immediately afterwards, such con at hang roost derogatory to the aaracter of an Officer and a .; leir3f.• 4'd for scardalous and infamous conduct, in having asserted pus> falsehood, with a riewto do cello; the Officers of the Court t Litnitry held on board the Lon« Transport, on the 3d of Mays 1 ;17, by artier of Lieutenant-Colonel O'Hara, of the 63d regi ,rt, !or the purpose of investatirg his conduct. in having ted to the Court that he (1.1 .t.reinant. Stewart) had received, rooth the medium of Lieutenant' liodgLiOson of t',e ::d West :la Itettnent, an apology from Sir latms Cockburn, and sub reently front !sir :Ames Cockburn in pthson, for the treatment 1. had received Irmo that Gentleman. yth. Inc htglily unnitistry conduct, unbecoming the character la Officer, in bean; drunk when In arrest on the afternoon of 'c 711 t of May, I olt 7, and Wog disrespectful language to Lieu ant Cosby, hl . then Commanding Gthctr. Upon Charges the Cyan came to the Fol. awinA deci,i , it : 'I he Court having most reatereiy weighed and considered the Evidence protium! on the pact of the prosecur‘on i together with what the prisoner has alkolged and proved in his defence on the Charges, u of ophtion as tulle,. s oh rapect air first Charge, the Court Is of opinion, that tam h... Melt proved, except that the evidence does not ap• to warrant the word " eacessirely," and the Coon does erJuatly find the prisoner Guilty thereof. Nail fisprel IC , the 140 lad Charge, it does not eppeer to the • Ccurt that the potion. r, Lieutettaisi Stewart, was tlWperson ori pina.ty insulted bs Mr. Cozwell; but, on the contrary, that Mt. (ouch rectivee: tin- first gross insult from I.icutenant Stewart, ' ,A mu t e d to rety on his superior bodtly strength fur redress; whatnot and iiiaranuch as the other parts of tins Charge are nu rote, to toe satisfaction of the Court, this Cour; finds the motser Not Guilty thereof. • . With respect to the third Charge. it appears to the'Coort that shatteer offensive language may hive passed front. Sir James Eutknorn to litur• Stewart, the sense was ackoowledged to have yon uad by Sit James, in consequence of a misapprehension, ail an esplananon having aft erwara taken place at the instance ad throulth tlir meditint of Lieut. Cot by, who was the their ',..homanc:ii.g Officer, on Lieut. Stew:Area representation of the njury which he had received; and it being 'also considered o;, pod the I.une transport (from the evidence of Mr. Gilbert an I then) that every point was settled between Sir 3. Cockburn and Lees. Stewart, the Comic dues nut find evidence sufficient to covict the prisoner of this third Charge, and therefore fads :at Nat Guilty thereof. With respect to the fourth Charge, the Court ii of opinion, to die same has not been satisfactorily proved, and therefore etas the prisoner Not Guilty thereof. With respect to the fifth Charge, the Court is of opinion that I.e rants has been proved, and dues therefore find the prisoner ;tilt) , thereof. lit Court having thus given hs opinion on each of the said Ise Charges, sod having found the prisoner Guilty of the first e.. 1 itch thereof, beteg no breach of the Articles of War , do sen- LAI aijadge that Ise. the pie/titer, Lieutenant Clark-s Wen. scoot, of the itelal York Rangers, be Cashiered. 11,e Court, however, taking auto consideration tit long wir ier+ of Lit utenant Stewart, that he has a family, and the causes irritation which he received on board the I.une transport, ocher with hio goods/matter, most 1 umb'y and respectfully have to recommend him to the cle met:cy of its Royal laugh. .9 4 the Prince Regent, nor can the Court close its proceedings ritheist animadverting as the conduct of the prosecutor, Lieu 1, at Cushy. iu various instances, which appear on the face of G. er proceedings. krtece Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the dell of his Majesty, to approve and confirm the finding and onence of the Couri ; but under all the circumstances of the tie, as they appear on the face of the proceedings, hiS Royal iighness has, at the same time, been pleased to give his gracious Petition 10 the reconimendttlina of the Court in the prisoner's by revering b w to ins commission, with the view et king elated spoil halt-pay. • ihe Treace Regent has also been pleased to consider the con int of the prosecutor, lieutenant Cosby, .iu various instances, Is deserving the animadversion conveyed in the °pinto!) of tSe Usiat•hianial, and to direct, that his Royal Highness's marked unsure should be conveyed In that Officer, through the Com muting (Meer of his Regiment (the fissi) with an appropriate sisionnier to be circumspect in his future conduct, an anus.• lace of which, (rem the authority tinder Width' be serves. will necessary before be cap be considered to advancement a las proleuion. by command of his R.. 11. the CCturnauder-in-Chief, (signed) HARRY ais.vkar . tdj. Gen. Hone Guards, 30th September, 1817. At a General Court-Martial held at Woolwich, on 28th July, 1817, and continued by adjournments the 11th August following, Surgeon NicHoLas nvArawc,•ot the Royal Artillery, was arraigned the undermentioned charges, viz.— ist. For dfiremeeeful and insubordinate itediaviour, unbecoming character of an °Seer, towards Gustavus Irwin, Dueler of Stargyea General and Inspector In the Ordnance Department, and the immediate Commanding Nicer of the' Nkbelas Fitzpatrick, at 'Woolwich, on the morning of Mon -I,llle 3d March, 131?, In the Public Linke of the said Doctor estrous Ind', and In the presence of a NosoCommissioned ter of the Royal Artillery, he, the said Devoe Gustavus being in the execution of his duty; in refusing to correct false Arturo which he hod made out the ht of the same mouth, 11 the Sick of his Division of the Royal Ordnance Hospital at *avid, with respect to ;he env of Comely Dralnthorpe, by Wetting the real situation o 8 the patient, when directed so to dn.' d. koe behavitior unbecoming the character of an Diem and aGentlentao, in the said Ofice of Doctor Gustavus Irwin, on the morning of the 15th March, 1317, when called upon by tbel slid Doctor Gustavus Irwin, to state the cause of his not having attended as a Member of a Medical Board which bad been as- 1 fflotied the preceding day, in obedience to an Hospital Order, ' rated the llth of he same month; in having falsely stated that hr Lad no notice of the order of the 11th March, for the assent -11:1 of the Medical Board, before the actual Meeting of the Board' ea the 12th; whereas the said order had been communicated to b. P I on the morning of the 13th March, at least one bout before the Meeting of the Board. 34. For behaviour unbecoming the character of an Officer andl, a Betelemaa, in haviup stated to Doctor Gustavus Irwin, in a kert dated Woolwich, 13th April, 1817, that he had received a , t erbai apology for his, Dr. Irwin's, severe condom towards hint, 0; the morning of the bib of the same mooed, thrlt Mr. WB i:at Dune, the Resident Surgeon, whom he cOoMered, in din ittfhe Dr. Irwin's senttments on that subject, si'ddiltathorised lo convey the apology ; which statetmttot, that an atidogy bad been made for the said alledged severe tbaltact, 'or *l4 colas im whatever, hoPlying severity or impreri! i tty of conduct on the tan of th e sa id Dr. Guravus Irwin, tolls s the said Nicholas Fitzpatrick, on the morning of the 6th tost. is totally unfounded. 4 1k—For scandalous behaviour, unbecoming the character of ItZ Officer and a Gentleman', towaide the said Dr. Gustavds Ir imated!ate Commando% Officer, on the morning of the 11th ot April, 1017, 'when in his public office, had the remution d ory ; .havlng used violent and disrespectful language tea _ . . ttnures to the bad Ur. Unstavus Irwin, and in having filsei) Le . ..toed the said Dr. Gustavus Irwin of hawing censu►ed hint on !it nlotaing of Ike 6, It of the sane month, in language that one Cowan sbould rot wake use of to another. els-1 or reanda!ons behaviour, tabecomirg die cbuacta of an Officer ant a Oostleman, on or abut the 23d of September, 1816, in having gros s ly a b ase d R o b ert Geary, Sargery.aan, Septembe r, No. 2 Division of the Ro. al Ordnance Hospital at Woolwich, calling hint a " d—d stupid old rasesi—a d—d old scoundrel"— and other abusive names, because the said Robert Geary repress Armed to the said Surgeon Fitzpatrick that he belh ved th,re w as a mistake in a prescription which the said Surgeon FLapatrKk had entered in h.s Prescription Book, and had ordered to he pre pared ; notwithstanding the said Surg,tiii Fitzpatrick took mea sures immediately afterwards to correct the said mistake. Upon which Charges the Court came to the fol. lowing decision : The Court having maturely weighed and considered the evi dence for and against the prisoner, together with what be has alledged in.lais defence, is 1)1 opinion, with respect to the first charge, that the prisoner's return of the Ist of March, 1817,. is lint a take Return in the sense implied by the Articles of War; but that be is Guilty of disrespect and lasubortlioarion, in refu sing to make the alteration regoire.l by the Surgeon.o.-neral. With respect to the Second Charge, the Cow' is of opinion, that the prisoner is Guilty of falsely stating, as an excuse to the Surgeon-General, he had not seen the Order, but the Court would rather attribute it to inadvertency, than a premeditated wish to deceive. With respect to the Third Charge, the Court is of opinion that the prisoner is Not Guilty. With respect to the Fourth Charge, the Court is of opinion, that the prisoner Is Guilty of behaviour unbecoming the charac ter of an Officer, in having used violent and disrespectful lan guage to Doctor Irwin, his immediate Commanding Officer, when in the execution of his duty ; and in having falsely aecued Doc tor Irwin of having cen.,ured him in language that one Gentleman should not make use of to another. With respect to. the Fifth Charge, the Court thinks It not proved, and does therefore—Acquit the prisoner. 'I he Court !aka% into conrderation all the Charges of which the Prisoner has beet. found Guilty, thinks it proper to observe, that the terms " scandalous and unbecoming the character cf a Gentleman," do nut appear to be applicable to his conduct ; bur is of opinian that the prisoner's conduct has been highly insu bordinate, tisrespecttul, and subversive of Military Discipline; and does, there ore, sentence the prisoner, Nicholas Fitzpatrick, to lose such portion of his rank, u will place him In the List of surgeons of the Ordnance Medical Department, under the next ai su f ns scion to Mr. E. Berk . The Prince RI grist has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve and confirm the finding and sentence of the Court, By command ct Air Royal Highness the Coirmander in Chief, (aigued) HAIRY CALVERT, Adj. Gen. At a General Court Martial held in the Royal Barracks of Dublin, on blocday, the 15th day of September, 1817, and continued, by adjournment, for the trial of Captain JouN WuiTe, of the Fourth Dragoon Guards: The Court being met, and duly sworn, and the Deputy JLDGE ADVOCATE being also sworn, proceed ed to the trial of the said Captain Join WHITE, of the 4th Dragoon Guards, and brought the Prisoner before the Court, en the following Charges, viz.- Ist. For conduct unbecoming an Officer and a Gentlenian, in grossly insulting Assistant mrgeon Brown, nn 'be 31st of May, in Philipsiown 14arraelss, when making 311 Othel,lll eommuuiestiun to hint, by using airs mperate and Franking language, and me nacing attitudes and gestures, 24 For conduct th.bee , ..tattqg that of rn Of ter, in endeavour ing to bifluence Asailt.,nt Surgeon li-own to deviate from the orders of the Army With respect to Ime immediate department, :being prejudicial to military drserplint ; and for using meals. to lower As4stant Surgeon brown to the opinion of list non-com missioned officers and men. Upon which Charge. the Court came to the fol lowing deci.ion: The Court, tak ng into their serious consideration ail the eel. dence and matters la d !More them' on the part of the prosecu tion and by the pawner. do fiud the pri.oner, Captain John White, of the stir Dtagoun Guard., Nut Guilty of the Charges as before preferred against bun, and do therefore most bully and most honourably Acquit fall Item the ad Charges, and !rum every part thereof. Gilt;u at Head-quarters, Dublin, this 29th day of September, nt 7, under my hand and seal, (hoses Bsccwira. . _ A detachment ot the 2lst Regiment ot Foot are now quartered at Wolverhamptlin instead ot the 93:13, tv.ao have marched fur Nottingham. On tie 22d of September, at three o'clock in the morning, there was telt at Angouleme and its neigh bourhood a strung shock of an earthquake. The Registers of the Province of Holl-and, in the Northern part, preseat, fur die year 1816. the follow. iog results t !Maras.—Legitimate male children, 6303 ; ditto female, 5565. Natural children, male, 656; ditt2, female, 68g. Total Births, 13,544. MARRlAoM—Bachelors and spinsters, 26115; bache lors and widows, ilis ; widowers and spinster., 475; widowers and WI4OWS, 243. Total marriages, 3557. eform, 35. MR. OWEN's SWIM., To New LANARK. —On Thursday morning, tie 251hult Mr. OWEN was met on the road, about a mile from New Lanark, by a very numerous deputation irt , m the inhabitants of that vil lige, who were universally eii;er to receive him with every possible di nonstration of respect and attach ment. The procession (arrangements for which had been formed at a meeting convened some days before) ' consisted of several hundreds of the villagers, of whom. those who were members of the New Lanark St. David's Lodge appeared in their masonic dresses, ac companied by the viii , ge mock, the children from the school, &c. On passing through the village, they were joined by nearly ail its inhabitants; and under the escort of this numerous assernhlage, amidst the congratulations of old and young, expressed not less emphatically by the countenances than the voice of every one, Mr. OweN arrived at his residence at Brasfield. After a snort address, which he delivered to them on alighting (torn the carriage, the proces sion returned in the same order to the village. The 'rejoicings of the day were concluded by a ball in the evening at the New Institution. After this two ad dresses of gratulation were presented to Mr. Owe'', Ito which that gentleman made a suitable reply. RUSSIAN BINA SOCIRTy.—.It appears from the Re ! port of the Russian Bible Society, dated the 18th of June last, that the Committee of the Society had eit tried into engagements to circulate 43,00 u copies of the Holy Scriptures in 17 different languages, making ' a total of 196,000 copies. The Committee completed, I in the course of 1816, an edition of 10,000 Sclavonian Bibles, 10,000 ditto New Testaments, 3,000 Fin landic, 5,000 French, &OW of the New Testament in • Samoyede. They were occupied, at the date-of the Report, with the printing of the following editions, 1 to be completed in the present year : 20,000 Seismic:len Bibles; .5,000 ditto New Testaments; 5,000 Arminian Bibles; 3,000 ditto New Testaments ; 2,000 Tartar, 1000, 3,000 Greek Bibles; 5,060 ditto New Testamenti; 3,0001 abrgliii(dietti; 3,000 Moldavian Bibles; 9,ooo"ditto serrate triples of dip Gospel of Saint Luke; e,OOO Alpo 4;'llalesis 6,000 ditto New Tektaments ; 5,000 Bibles for German Catholicsj,ololl New TirsUts in Latin; 5,000 Estbonlan Bad; 5O(0 Cal wick rft.dPl of Saint Matthew. . , The number of copies of the Bible and Testament distributed in 1816 was 19,431. Arrangements were' making for an edition of the Holy Scriptures in stere otype characters, in five different languages. -Trans lations were making of the Bible into the Russian vulgar 'tongue. the Tartar and Carlesian languages; and arrangements were likewise making to obtain translations into the Turkish-Armenian and gurat , Molvd languages. , , ' SPORTING lATELLIGENcic. PEDESTRIANISM. BAIWM is likely to accomplish Ws mac. Yesterday morning, be Commenced at a quarter p.‘st five o'cl ek, and at 2.0 minutes p at five o'clock in the afternoon, he hal pectormed 47 mile: aid a quarter. Citur, who had tmderalten to preform 1200 miles In twenty days, in the New road, Regent's Park yesterday monung man quished die attempt, having become completely foot •aut e. Bk. ITING Al' TAI'rEESALL'S, OCT. 9. Deasy, 1818—The little laming tiat took pkce, was much R ot in favour of Lord Ro's col:, and Siuer to l'aiilahg4, who were backed again t the field. oAxs, 1818—Leo the favourite. The March of ..o Guineas each, at Newmarket—S to 4 agq Grey Shim-6 to 4 agst Equator-2 to 1 ags: Sir Thomas. Saturday the Silver Bugle-horn, given by the Royal Company of Archers, was shot for on live Pink, Edinburgh, and won by Lieut. ROBERT DLANN, R.N. From the opposition g i ven to many claims of en- I riem:nt at the minim' meetings of the Frerh 'lders now holding in Scotland, it would appear that several et the Counties are likely to be warmly contested at the next General El. cam'. Lord Ct.tvit, eldest- son of the Earl of Pow Is, is about. to receive the hand of Lady Lucy GRAHAM, third daughter of the Duke of MONTROSE. Tile COS.. t. molly preparations ale making, and the union is ex pected to take place in a few weeks. Two of hi. Grace's daughters will thus be advantageously allie,t, one being already married to Mr. F1..11 Ha rri)::, whose father $3 the heir apparent of the EillidOMS of Wfamfet.sza. And N.vrTtsoitakt and of an e,tate now raised to a rental of twetity thou•anl p. mods a year. The King and Queen of Wunresinsito have set ont from Stutgsrd :or Schaffhausen. They will visit some Cantons of Northern Swii zerlaitd and the bor ders of the Lake of Constance. The Honourable Colonel BURTON arrived. at his seat at BuncrAggy l on Friday, where he had the satis faction of meeting with his nephew Lord MuuNr CHARLES. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, with Generals O'CALLAG HAN and MATTHEW, GLLNGALL.atssi Mr. O'Cos mom, the younger, spent the early part of last week 4t Shanbely Castle, the splendid residence of Lord Vis count Lissious. Sir FRANCIS liad an opportunity of witnessing Irish hospitality each night at the noble mansion ct Shanbely. Firzeaimmt, the celebrated Irish piper, was sent tor on the occasion. From thence Sir FRANCIS proceeded over the mountoins, to the beautiful, r mantic, and picturesque village ut Li;- more, and so on, by Fetmoy to Cove. Sir FRANCI4 BURDITT was expected at Ennis on Saturday last. Friday, in consequence of some hnstlle intercourse which took place at Milltown between Mr. CLartx And Mr. MONSELL, a meeting was intended to have taken place At GAUT us, near Ennis, but from the con course of pe•ple Assembled there the Gentlemen rode iiti end mil at Assolas. Mr. CLARK w.is attended by Counsellor O'Cioaitau, and Mr. Moxsxu, by Mr. AiiimitNsou. Mr. KoNaLL received his antagonist's fire, and discharged his pistol in the air, which termi nated the matter. .. • The Hon. JONATHAN RUSIELL and family embark ed at Philadelphia on bard the ship Persia, CAptaia WILLIAIIh, for Amsterdam, on the 21st September. The Baltimore Patriot of September I, gives the extract of a letter from a Gentleman of veracity in Curacoa, dated the 18th ultimo , : " By the Chilanian, who, h is asserted, hai departed from Margaretta for vur port, from that scarce you must have been informed circumstantially, of the in• staflation of the Government in Cariaco. r 1 confi dential friend, who Arrived here from St. Thomas's the list of this month, mentions, that the day before his sailing the schooner of Manegro had ;Arrived tht•re with the family of Colonel Vafuo (Caravanian) and others, who stated to him the hollowing : That they sailed from Margaretta in company with the squadron of Brion, composed of nine large vessels and 15 smaller ones, for Guayana, which is affirnitd from every quarter to be taken by the Republicans. That on board of the same were the Nlembers of the. Government which had been established ill Cari4cn, and all the Caraquanian families who were.in that place, ,a great quantity of ammunition, stores/ and that the Margaritanians were resolved to defend the Island until the last of them should be sacrificed, as in Barcelona, if attacked. a The above mentioned schooner not being able to beat to windward, the rest of the squadron touched at St. Thomas's. The Bishop of Panama, a Canon, and a Judge of the Court, who came in the expedi. tion lately arrived, entered t!.is port on the 6:h inst. from La Guayra. The Bishop, a Canon, and a Judge of the Court, stated to some of their friends here, that the action referred to WAS very bloody, and that night only was what decided the combat, and both armies rcireattd being equally destroyed ; and that of the Battalion of Dragoons lately arrived, 400 of them were wounded in the action." PIIVSSIA.—In Lowenberg, a town in Slesia where several Sloilisayers and Miracle•mongers drive a great trade, a remarkable piece of deception, pi ac tised by an Inn-keeper at Royn, near I.iegnitz, of the name of Richter, has just been discovered.— Some time ago, a young person of 17 years of age, wandering about the country, was received into the house for the reception of such people, as were per fectly deaf and dumb, and kept there for about six week.; He could write Very well and he wrote down the following account P.." that he had been educated in the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb at Dresden ; that he there dreamed what there was a man of GOD between Liegnitz and Breslau, who could heal him, and that he had on that account left the Institutinr_ and come on a pilgrimage to Silesia." As if by acci. dent the healing Apostle Richter appeared within the walls of Lowenberg on the 7th August, touched 'the dumb prison in the house of the Burger-master ; hi: immediately f.aljibited symptoms of convulsion and 4 distortioo.,eid..e.n the third day he began 41.1 of 'a soddentiame* stud le the Swabean Dialect w praise the happiness, apd, power of his SAVIOUR. ; The credulous shouted joy, and were full of the miracle; but the Burger-Master of the place and a few sensible persons took him to task, and he then confessed with tears that he had never been deal and dumb in his life. He has been delivered over to judicial investigation, and there is no doubt of his being iu an understand ing with the still greater impostor the wonderful Doctor, as he is called, who has also been brought before the tribunal. CiThN EXCHANGE, MARK-1.41.'4 OCT. 10. We had a c al. supply new Wheat this morn inh from ti 1/i4, w 1 id; sold up ,, n ltd ire ms as on Monday, • r r:oiliti!:,; hot the .!em vras not so loo,k lilt yis hill Is. per gaoler lower, I:avate a petty good irriv.ll Isom Sof. folk, great part ot winch remained on !iu., at the close ot the odericcr.--1 1 e is, Be ens, and Oats, Italy •suppott Monday's prices. svn ritrici.D MARKEr. OC MEER 10. Beef s.. 6.1 to 111. ld I Veal 4. 01 to Og CI M0..00 Si 61 tu• 4. of Pori 4. 01 OSS SS boasts 010-••:+l.eci :rd i f oipbs 0,370 —t.: dere. no -t'lgo SI ). HAY AND,erIiAW PER LOAD. Hay ec4. 0 to'es. iS..-:.Clorer CS. Os to 71 Os. Straw 'ACl:selto Xi 2s. CIJRNAXCIIANGE REPORT. Repert from '( 1:2.4 e says—" (2 ern we End ,' So bat, it i• ran lit tie rind." An old contrivai ee 11611, ..sa sure, To Mare else Corn, all 'grital Cse evor I 3. R. 06 DRURY-LA E i NE.II*R.E. Last night the Tragedy n . Veni:e Prereeved teve performed it kaas distinguished by two novelties; ,the avearance of Mr. 1 - 1 J iiix•Tos in the cb iraver of Piffre, Ater a long .1 , 5r..-nce, and of a Miss CANIP BELL, from the Dublin Theatre, in the character of Belvdera, being !ter first introduct•on to a London audience. The greetings which marked Mr. Joust- NT Qs's etvr dace —gre,•tings that scented rather tocorne ficho the heurt, thin to he dictated by cuctom— were vehement .and long-continued. Of Mr. Jun%sTosie capablities as an actor we en:erta.n a very to. ; 11 nion tr .m the specimen to which our attention is now drawn. His fa.;ute and depot uncut are of that dig. nified and cornmandint cast which ate required to personate bo:dness and decision, and his voice, which is very p oteerlul, yet pr , ..perly controulA, was well adapted to impress the multitude of eloquent and poe tical passages interspersed through the part upon the minds and hearts of Ins audience. H • lo.dted pre cisely in coition - nay with his own description of him self to Jdfier, " a CI se, gay, bold•faced ;" his parfoi Mani e was regulated by the same judicious ad. berence to fidelity, and both conspired to establish, as they cestat,dy displayed, the stiength and justice "k his co :cer‘io....,gif CAMPBELL, the Lady who ape' are] as 11:1,14e.a. istrsstsses talents for the stag e . and it our jiitignSent We correct, talents of a more decided bud o;i the! ere efflit of hist night, cor sidered in itself, would seem to warrant us in suppc sing. Her figure is good, and her countenance ex pre-live ; her voice as strong, and capable of great variety, but penbably.oTing to bet inexperience of so large a Theatre, it was taut managed to. achrana take. The undertlkirg, however, on the %emir, 14%.5 !one of no small eromite, than3h the tenderness of Belvidera %.9s n n so ti.:l:4liCuntri as cook] be wisl:rtf. With less cfrort.to be impresti ye, we thin!! she wo 1:.l be more success!ol. Mr. ii.sr played .I.ji r, an.t was highly respectable turJirghout. After the cur. min tell, Mr. Powctr. came forward, and anioaum:e.l the Nay for repetition on Wednesday net:. T:ie Pl.y was f Aimed by the revived Nlela•Dratrie of Rsivoeine, which has been go up in a style of splendour that does credit to. ilie management. Mra H. Joicssrom WAS the hero of the piece; and proved that his plow has sualred no diminution since tbe piece was first brought nut; at that time he rendered the terrible Bravo big:ly interesting—last nigrit be was equally successful. Mrs. MARDYN played Ats.. saklla, and was greeted with general approbation.—; The house was ciowded in every part. The report of tile death of Mr. MsCarotin , is un fonnded. I i )vr frequently are we called upon to esa press our 41(.14;1)4410 at Erie base LabricAtots of such amours? Mr. Isl.Coh.sov ha jun oiwned the Whin:- haven Theatre. The revival 11 Old Mays may be of some tite td the 'Theatres, but of very little to the memory of the Authors. Pont CdULLY CIBREtt has been as tinnaer citully hanclic,d by. the critics, as if lie had written yesterday. , .1 Mr. Pursqs, of the lasgow Theatre, a perfafillet of great respettitillftt, lately obtained the consent of a celebrated Actress, high in public estimation, to perlorm on the night I his Benefit, for which she was to receive, from this her lirother performer, the enormous sum of one hundred pounds ! Unfortunately this act of friendship and condrscension did not meet with that success Mr. PUTMAN had been led to anti cipate—the receipts of the house amounting to seventy pounds only. This not satisfying the rapacity of our heroine, she insisted on her " bond j" and the um* fortunate actor, not having it in his power to corn. ply, was under the necessity of applying to the Ma. nager, who, possessing mate of " the'rntlk of human kindness" than this favoured daughter of Melpomene, generously made up the deficiency, which she re ceived without the least repugnance A destructive tire brike out on Saturday night, bra tween the hours of nine and ten, on the premises of Mr. Henry Blundell, colour and brush manufacturer, iu Hoagsan-street, Hull, which raged with such fore' that in a short time neatly, the whole of the stock, and the interior of the building, became a sacrifice to the flames. The fire.engioes belonging to the town attended with great promptness, but from the com bustible nature of the NI tterials, and the fire having gained 53 great all ascen&ary previous to their arri val, their cif sits to check its progress were al little avail. The fi-e continued t 3 burn with great force till between one and two o'clockin the morning, at which tune the building was completely gutted, no thing but the outside walls being lett standing. Many gentlemen belonging to the to n were present, Whose seivices were essential iii protecting what little pro perty wit, saved. The military also ittendel—no accident happenqh • Last week, lb a gentliman's park in the Upper Ward of .Lanarkshire, 4 sheep was found, greatly mingled, supposed •liy 'eft. The following day another sheep wei‘SitViered severely lacerate 4 and on the third morning it was found that the ears were off from a third victim. Nest nigl , t, a Ivatch being set, the depredator was detected. This was no sibtr than a small Highland pony, which was caught is the act of laying hold with his teethou a f o u r th mem ber of the flock, and tvssipg it out of wantonness, alter the manner of a greyhound with a defeac.essi saulirs.