The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-16 00:00:00

the S. is 'U. r.w tho • Of "'S Istod air Pvier r, if 11`. (We received yawner the followiag letters t and though 01 we karat. as we have always dose. that dietician bbeeki pee wll noon the Friends of Freedom sod Reface'. we haw net Mw wr ran act Or part a as impartial depilatory of facie weirs we parr the Letters is wattle° as **release of our Paper Wr have roc party to gratify or fear. sad we will heels acme hot the Irina. of festive and the Earteas of the People. To cods ue will Ferrara she daty of an iodspesslest Journal, tallog troth mad justice always fee our 'side.] TO THE FOITOIt OF THF. STATESMAN. Sto.—The inelemed Letter will serve to lllaetrile the character of e man, whom, mouths ago, I famed It necessary, for my own jingle:sacra, to brood pub. Hely " a coward aid a liar." lie in now as Mach beolmtli my Notice, me he is seek below the con.iderotion of oil who love truth and abhor um. ligoity. Bat, •9 the feet, contained I. my letter to Mr. JActsoa will eerie (*rarer to develop hie con— r• the world, I tend them to you lo make whet tee you pleat* of them.-1 em, Sir, your obedient Dertant, THOMAS CLEARY. Alfralitore, Seaford Mare. Jim. lb. NIL TO WILLIAM JACKSOS. PPRLIIMER C OIIIILTTS POLITICAL RLGISTIA. OF Ste,—ln a letter addressed te you. and putillshrid in the Register of lest isetk, Mr. lit nit has taken she oppotsogity of introducing my name, ctetaisly with very little someway. In what he preload, to be a reply to my truer to Mr. Cosset,. Ilnis for be has refried goy vindicetion of myself, I leave I. the Public to jedgt : that Public which is too enlighunied to seller itself, for one moment, to be misled or imposed on by Mister Hunt. In the Snit piece, he says my letter to him about the Derby stainers, was a "public letter," written to him in a " public capecity." Although it is a waste of words. to reply to this hardy assertion, from lb. kelt/ I kilow to he saiverselly entertained upon the waged among all ',Recast( people, yet I will soot Dike seller this impudent falsehood to pees without a complete exposure of the malignity and baseness of its inventor. I cismwornee, then, with positively denying the •hole of his statement. Any owe vihe reads time letter, will be egotist:ad of Its being both primie sod *efts/ow/W. It was never read by me, al any Meeting, miser private or Oldie; and se far from my having gorillas it, as " Secretary" to whet Mr. Cosarrr has designated 84 Ike Hemp," I never le my life lilted that ' , tuition to that body ; visor irs lha coinage of Mister I iurres broke, whirls appears soserptibk of ell impression bet the right ens. That tester, gilder °I se Mani cir. consistences, I would spin write; for it nes Met NO- W some time after I had written it, s' at the inter. fervor' of the now stotorines Oliver (a it toothiest for Mister Ilu:1t) was diseestied. I slily lamest that Mr. Cusacrr, whose powers of realms* foil him in his enduesour to fix a wee oo ioo g epos it never eistersalued by the writer, should have spoken of it otherwise than the fair and manifest import wee. ranted. Mister HUNT, it is tree,. 'edited it ow the bestiaes, bet net until be awl compelled to de ins by the peopk. It would have answered his purpose, se sluebt,much better to base gout on sitting, as be did es his lost mention of this letter, avid to bate it believed toe, shot lasi sold "If seance/a , couldbe get.' woui.o ago siovcx so Dames AND n vsn Tut. wry; wycssLr." This was what I de•ird. and celled lot the letter; for I know I totaled tent have used elicit an osmosis, is the %en,' Mute" Iluno had represented ; and when It was, after some days delay, produced, there was Isola man on the hastings, save Mister llcxt, who I did out lustaotly acquit me of the charge, so foully and, give me leave to say, so maliciously made against me. Indeed, it will be in the tecollrctieo of the persons then present, that it was with great dill colt, I obliged Mister HUNT In trod the letter. When be first spoke of it, is my absence, be said. clapping Ms band ems his cost pocket, " lion:sit here." As soon as I came to the hostiogs tad demanded it, be said it was in his desk lu Nerfelk-street—" stoold I go for UP" and, upon my aeries to do so, he said he would brio; it hinted( ; and ultimately, as he alleged, he sent a young lady for it to his country residence. In fact, Sir, when the letter was at ',oath brought forward, the deemed for it having become material that it could no longer be withheld, it was found to contain ne neck meaning as had been stated by Mister BUIsTs aetwithstanding the spittle' iggerseity nf the wooer in wl.ich be printed the words, " I could sanest hang them myself," in large capitals, stpe. tate from—"for playing the game of the tyrants se mil, ;" so esprenion, merely indicative of my dieeppriabetios of those rush and absurd proceeding. o r siblch the Goverament obtained some coke, of pewees for *eying, that • " spirit of discontent 'iodise to acts of insobordiovtion sod violence," bad 'aimed; and which, es it afterwards app. .od, bad been Wisely excited grad fomented by these 1..0R I . IIAT VERY PURPOSE: for it should be are. folly borne in mind that, when I wrote that letter, Olivia, the instigator of the unfortunate men, was then unkoovin. It is well understood that I did not produce she linter of Mk. Cnsert - r, until Mister Hunt bad end • SECOND private letter of mine to him, putting him on his !Lev ' against ag attack which I had learned was inediiiittd sr la Na. let us see bow the I'ACT stands with respect to Mister HUNT'S inSerlien, that be has PROVID To nEIOSITILATion" that the letter, I reed an the Mooing*, was a forgery, " because it was impossi ble that Mr. COsaiirr would have sensitised a fact in 1808 which did not occur till 1812," and which " demonstration," in his letter to Sir I:Boras Bea -INi-Tv, is in the following winds :—" Yoe perceive that in this letter, which is dated 1808, Mr. Cos ine is made to all ma BltirroL Hunt. al lima Pa 'lied, rota TEARS before any human being had ever heard of me by that name ; for k wee not till after the summer of 1812, " when 1 stood two cogitated Electiews for Bristol. that any living creature ever coupled my fume with that city." Donated to have good memories. Why, Sir, 1 Lave in my posses sing, and will produce to any age who wishes to wry arm, no lees than THREE dilleient rosette handbills, shirh were, at that trme, ostensively gircetated over the country, most sissiest.rly " coup ling lik name wish shat city." The gist of them is doted so long ago as the 2d of June, 1807, " at a public dinner, held at the TROUT TATL3334, IinISTOL, to celebrate the !stout of Sir liet:scis LIVIDLET:' oM• l it at Po oat lot Of 'HE SrATITAMAN; • ENIt Y If UNT in tkr Mai r.The nut dated the 10th that you may was Boon for the public 'good sa_y of J sly, 1807, "Ala nueserinis sad rvirpodehle suM- ! may no amissary. I shall send a espy of this loiter iota of freemen, frovholders. and inhottitoots of the Cifg to twit se thew tedeprodout Joissua is that Ow, may of Dristol, held at the LANG snd Lona. in Thomas • ids* helessO the &Utilities of dia 111;ts it cantatas. siren, for the express perpose of onsioirlog into the present disgraceful Hato or tho Elective FrOfsclivs." HENRY II GNI, in the Chair; and the third du a the 151 It of Minch, ISOR, " At a unterows mod re. sped able Meeting of freeholders, frames, and lain bitants of the City of Bristol, Frioods to lb. Putty of Election mud the just Rights of the People, Wild et the Lows AND LANZ, Bristol," 111 NRY HUNT is ii. Chair. So much for the VERACITY of Mister DENT. sod so tondo for its hoist" ss a period of foss year! before any bunion being ever heard of Hunt TUC 'lento:. whs. ;"•for that, in troth, is the lon- gouge of Mat. Loaartt's letter, sad not" Ilatstot. HUNT," la it has sailed that Umsfiristess falsely to quote it. It is metros dist I tacitly, or in any way, admitted Mr. Count's letter to br a forgery. 1 *dolt no seek thing; but I my, " whether it be or be net a forgery, I bare to those Gentlemen, through whose ' bands it circuitously come into mine. to mole." I biro not the slightest Joilbt that it is to Mr. Coo • SA.TT'S hood-writhes, although homey bare folgottes ' it, and that it cam* too by the Bishop's Waltham ost. if I hod had. doubt, I shield not have feed it to the Elector+ ; our have I the smallest doubt thus Mister IluNr himself knew it to be 1111e•tw at she , very limo be so r calif! pronennered it a forgery." hod heard of the letter long before the Election sod bed men told Mister livnir of It ; hut I hod nom sees it boil it was slot into my hoods by Mr as Mr. COlislar'S opinion of Ibis biocado. which alone induced mole trod it. The neat thing I shall notice, is the alleged es. mention of Mr. DOLIIT. IL certainly coiled upon sad hod mulch coosonotios with hie; but I curd I oat, and did not, address him :—" If Hunt says NIS word AGAINST us upon the llostisigs, I boverit a luster of " Commits's that will stop his mouth at oteta." AGAINST us! AGAINST WllOll ? I leas I then, and for three days doting this Election, ac tively supporting Major CAnwitiout, oitb all the strength of which L was capable, and would have continued to do so till the last boor of the lilectitsii, had be not rosigood. nut only uncosioiseird with the Committee of Sir Fasects BMIDITT sod Douc Lodi to xsosto s bot in avowed eppooilitto to them. could not bare anticipoird the pcoduction of ay TWO private letters to Mister Hunt, whom I was is the Whit of solvelog, li.owevsr I might deprecate his opposition to Major. CART* Mani. Tho fact is„ besmear, that my 'kit to Mr. DOLBT was to solkit his soppoct for the Major ; and is !opt, to his ob stinately. that Mr. Contact pointed out Mister HUNT as et person to re plied, that Mr. Count had written a piper. •hich he hod read et the srolversory dinner lathe Triumph of Westminster on the 43,i of May, 1816. iw •hick he strongly recommended MajorCtaTwalcnT I. fill that sitestioo, nod which I woisul print, sad did i I accordinei Out sod titillate Ike following slay . Tbst +it paid by Sir Fiona, Humour?, or by any oih.r porno., oilier directly os ineirectly, for limy humble ..fort I might have used, is FALSE, as I distinctly stated at Ike lots Election, sad now rei!.. ram "lithos* hazard of contradiction; and BASELY FALSE, when trumpeted forth with all the plausibi lity of troth. awl said toe of a man, who has endea voured to stem the motto of callous spinal Mr. COSIIETT, •Int who osier mot Mister Him but wits. forting, of kindness. previous to tut person's futon and outrageous attack spots l.im ; on stark, by the falsehood. violence, oi.il nielignity of whirls his life nes pot in imminent dasso.r, and through which it might tlenss sacrificed lot the irritated passions of the demised people, (sad he brew on the llootiogs when it was made 11.• sehrisble and know Nsajor CANTWIIIGUT felt so di.gusted with ,{lister HUNT'S cendect that be bosomed to th Poll the f •Ilowstig day, and to mirk in e signal degree his abhorrence of that conuartastdgave a plenum forSi.F.Bultent. at the sane Out publicly assigning as the reason of Ids vote, that . 6 these was no other Candidate. ros the principles of Heftiest Reform, whom his jedgrd leer thy of support :" a rebuke. which proceeding from suck tips, and on such en occasion, ought to base produced some effect to itio quarter to which it was addressed. It is certainly descending too low to take notice of any thing stitch falls from Mister HuNT • bet it may not be amiss if I state who were " t ie throe drunken r offisos who." as he says, " with vulgar oaths and brutal imprecations dentstirPci to be shown into his room. In order to couiradkt this, it it only *comity for me to say, toot they% ow: no other than Mr. PATIN WALKER, Wise felt justly iodignot at the condoct poisord towards mw, and agreed et the hoer of 'leers o'clr(k to be the bearer of my tette , to Mr.lloot,accompoolod by Mr. Powers sod Mr. FARRELL, who neat with Mr. WALKER to ness the nowt, and pretest the ocretrence of any thing but the receipt of Mr. Hoofs answer. The names of those Gfellemen will be sufficient to prove the rostra folsokond of Mister Hunt's allegation, any sew of whom geoid hem wrong this poltroon by the soak, if be had used half the losolosico towards them he has dared tososall ate with. hot which ho knows he Is safest provost in doing. from my very ill sate of basidi for many months back ; I am, booms,, roeurriog. and, with the Magog *1 Goo, this fol low shell mot mops N. I profess myself toil* gonad to the task id es lesiva ins a cootroversy with Mister Hunt that shall base its foondatina is misaopirsontstait and fs;.ehood, of which he appears to he so perfect a mas ter. As to Mr. Cosaerr, I yet rely epos his some of what is tight and whet is writes, to make use aowtods as moo as he confer all dm fool language he has hooped upon me, sod which I think he could oul) ha Isolored to do from false information.— Shoold I in Ibis espectation be disappointed, I shell have sothiog so moil bet that a powerful mind like his, should be so overcome by prrjodica as sot distinctly to see hie way. 1 am, your obedient servant, Alfred place. ftedfetd-square, THOMAS CLEARY. 1411 Jess. lilt. P. S. Though the greater part of this letter relates to falsehoods uttered by Mister HUNT, and Hough seasider him too coutomptibis for me to notice tithe Ifni' regard to my own character, yet I have deemed it advisable to put )ou to possession of these facts, Ni. TORSLY. 4NACBOTAL hivrgandiNmetin I --a.— iblliffirS FIRST t PPEARANCR. Tile telebrated writer ' wheel the .littsailre sea impredeet vaulty el' Sir Wt. We lin tree, area more then his own thatehleso peaty, of calorpoaition, ortgleally forted spew d. w ok. of the rene, a p. peered in binary, 1/134. Ilia ire *ore, s aloons& ed to the Printer of the P.Mk Adviettiker. then a Metier Newspaper, depletures ii tee severest co. Wen the siteetien of the cannery ; dishoneered, all he asserts, In the eyes of foreign nations, diornitcd, oppressed, and lll.aderialar-red at Mame. !Ake% via*, when invoking his otopified and fallen ersociatin, he wars to radii., whilesrodeatee ring to room the Fong• liab nation from their political apathy, "Awake, aria., or be for e'er fallen I" The conclusion of his ..pee. ing vibes', o; e,sterl wit'. smiting effect. and cat hardly be @screeds(' h. energy. " It." rays he, "by like imesediate laterpriablon of Providence, it *ere Pnlsible for es to escape a crisis se full of terror 114 despair, posterity will set belies. the history of the preseet dem new will not believe It possible, that their ancestors Ingrid have serviced et recovered from so &Opine' a coadnion, while a DA. of Gearrow was Prime Welsher; II Lind Nimes, Chaereller of lbs Eschews.' ; a WiIiIiOUTIII and a ilitalaaaoitaa, Secretaries of State; • Gametic, Commander in Chief; sod MallellicLo, Chief Lae mind Jedge of the Moseys." Alter transfixing aids Ida ketone shafts, the I • Commander In Chief of the P'orees, the Loral Chief IJanice of the King" Beach, awl be Duke of llteroao, he hammed like it fetters es the first Minister. With en acrimony and ability that lave, perhaps, never beets equalled by any political writet3 he endeareered to paint the public iodignoties, equally against Me twrson and the speoistres of the Dallier Deanne. %erector Is timidly ef decilitre, end ell the elegance of literary composition, to Lord . , &Lino anon a, not inferior to St/ Irr In &mistress, es I *ell as court:lovas of attic, and in force of satire, the letters of '' Junius" will be reed as le% as , the Englirh langeare entiereor The remains el this leech lewieeted iedieldeal tern, on Friday merman, gossiped to the last sed saw. teary of mortality—the Omit gram. At 10 'o'clock the body was reaseeed frem Mr. Toeze.e's all re sidence, is Stalfetd.pleee, Phalle., and theme lee toured is the burial grated Wiesen to the parish of Ili. George, flatiemvueeare. The femoral was conducted is a private, bet meet respectable sad be. emeriti moaner. Mr. Toaux wit in his 2911 year. His pateetor was bumble, his fisher following the employment of a mechanic, and his mother holding an inferior situation in the establishment of Drury. lane Theatre. From the oppotteeitios afforded him by the luster chromium* be speedily became' enamoured of the stage, and at the early period of * live veers of age appeared on those bends as ewer she children lo the after/Mem of The Childress fa Ike' Mod, the present Miss Kshhir representing the other. Ile nest appeared as " his little Escelleney" in the play of The Stranger. At skis period be was , considered peculiarly handsome, and on one oceasion I was s e l ec ted to represent a female pail, the young L.Jy to whom it N is allotted having been soddenly 1 taken ill. At obis and the Haymarket 'rheatre he continued till 14 years of age, performing, is his Progress , to maturity, iteninroutt characters oohed to his appearance and abilities. Om juvenile csorlidate for hi s t f ingi;gt fame, acting (rim his own imposts*. neat I left Leild.in for tuiproorment, anti Pt li-'ed ender the, sums:elan( Mr. II t.r. tire, Monitor of tie Weymouth 1 „vivre, with whom lie reinitiated five years. 1/vting has engagement here In mid, considerable advance ments in his profession : his imigiestion was worm and sivirl, end he applied himself to his task with seal wild alacrity, the cognomen acc.uipeeisetsts el remiss. In the perforation of Obi ; or, 7'hroe Fingered Jack, he had tits misfortotie to break his thi g h, i. wing to some negligence le the erection of a platform on which he had to descend. 00 the company breaking •ii, he repaired to - Mary-lane Theatre, and suateieed, for the fills dim. before a Lnittinit audience, the pa. • of Robin RoNgli.head, in the fare. of Vortunr's Frolic. His flow Wig re- I . apert•hle, and his reception highly gratifying. Tarty Linopkin was Pat announced for Mr. Tuathn'el A Mint numerous and highly rearectsble body 4 masts; 'inn, lint ntl event occurred which led to • I ~ . , . . , . „ the t.le..tors 01 ‘‘PilnliniTer, Ufirtilet) to the r 411.11. o r temporary disailpaintont itt of those well.footoded PI- 1 ._ pectatinue which the • l iplaseam of the Iliadic bail II form, and, of roursi, ailridama of the politica contribmeol In luster. Mr. TOICCLY had nostried as "olismen" ••^"el 1 7 , 31 .. r .. . I _ l 'lll7°l::__deirnned, Greatt°l2o' Exeter Mies M ant tm%c DAVEI, a lady of creditable Hier, yesterrlay e , at • t h z r eng spence 1 ., connesions and arcomplishmetits, who, pr in !f eeding : ittuleit.strf P. M.. .711;.1. 4 ALL ht ete Chair. ID Innis to meet lieu hdahattil, at•s otr i n ent,lia 1 . _ . . ." I Atter the cloth ii d peen reniored, and the mood thrown Iran the !tail. The latter, its 'revising sat I Ina. .. cannechaimilh the asiijcct of p ooknoss cry information, hasten. J in her atn•itn•iice, and in if., it ~, ,a • erio bps , s , given . the CH Alin in proposed t urn i ngs 5 5 4 retan ieel by that r•ma . kettle • npervious ; .. T he n ea uh of Mr. ii , ,eiweist :, wh i c h h e pre, rn4 , Ih. harbinger of thetauter of 1813, v delay he 4 ' faced with a suitable speech.' 1 which ~ -- w o o compelled i to Tent. " up on_,:. th e : Mr. llosuober Miscued thanks in en elegant pest viitoriet any rehearsal or preparatory cosonnant. and anialeed eddies . , which occup ied a considerable cation•aith the Oramstis Persons, so emmetielly re- ____,_, time. ,„,_ __,_ ______,_. _.,_, ._ ~.„. __ .. i° give full and 64.f.iusie .siree"o his oiN2flrew"wride:lle tha l l i : i li f " lte '" w r e r r " Ae . .I " tineted n" w "' illt7 w aea ' ; p owers ' lib was ' Is cons. q uteice, IPS° ss " Pssfit Il„ Pa r liament, he would use his bat reties* to po thole his former may seemed to warrant, and the cure a ea", fret, ~,,, noe l H e resentioton if the Manages., Moult. Mucous and itallifoND, de. I People is the c : astaana , Hesse. His speech mast chord entering into that engagement to which 14 1 throughout, rapterow.ly applaeded. ' .nnsi'ler'd his Pr.s.nlinns washed. Mr, C°L"Axe 1 In the coarse of t he evenin g , which was pooled la with that m i sellent jodameet end diacrimination for , oho most rationalied coevivial manom. Mr. Wooster, whirls he 'toads so particularly pre.entinarat, was led I a_d several usher public diameters, deliver's, their to form a higher estimate of Mr. Toashr's talent e' sad otteinseents. An agreement wit accottlingly ea. ! sdastionents. All tun eel oohed in the peals* of Mr. , Ilebhouse—and the meat decided coneictioa remit. tined into highly Battering to the latter, who made _, that he wield walk over she coarse . his giebui at the commencement of the reason of the '''s —t-----" — ""'-'_ Ilaynnorket Theatre as Robes Itorgh.head, and sea. DUBLIN, JAN. • 12. dosed playing a variety of chat goers (among whew 1 was Tony Lantpkin) •ith the strate!t eclat. From' hetsce be proceeded to she Lynn Theatre, under the PROTESTANT PETITION 1• 4 F %POUR Oi r CATHO LIC KIIANCIiPATION manages cut of Mr. Bata - roe (father of the excel. The setkipations of the country with milord to low si . rest of that Demo at Coreet-garden), where the Doke al Laihatea have beta amply raat i la d.— I . represented old men, lush and other characters a ; The Depotation, of which we spoke a few da y s a g o, of a comic cast. AI th e o p enin g St th e Il a r sae ` et ' waited en his Gran yesterday, at Cartoo. They Theatre he agaie appeared on that. hoards, sestalaies compi cane, oars in Me Wile. maw wife? Lam end Ike Geol. tee. were received by the Illestrioes ltepresentatlee of Ilislim•te'imis were 0 .... 1 faa' arPriadliag °Whig/W .l4 ' o ' 6 " re she Hoots of Fit seerald with that suavity of man. of hi. hew of umiug. Ills U....angina with theTatil evr -ii no 1 IMO which distinguishes him, taloa it h those feelings loom" mien imahlr. his waifs eras welcomed wish plaint it., and his exertions elicited see trimmest le•tinioales of approval and • of pstriodgen and virtue which ore dell is his * llo° ' Ile sat bast engaged 'l by bin. "' lbw ' b i wb very ad' I family. not only @apnoe a himself delighted whit 1141141frOOS terms. sod massed upon his dadaist Corral-gat dsh Tuestre as 1....11 Al.Thwener. is the mcnieal cure err TM , the obj ri ect which the nepotism had i n view, bet is. Rradsar. la she upon of Goy Maass. r..g. the 1 15.'161 Dick fie/. ' s tint Ir affixed his signature to the Ken eltion. It t.rick was 11111.111fd in he dispisl, a K anattora whirl redeem I so likely, befall we a ., le peen, that we shall have Nuierred credit to his 1 users, minsiderims she li a is e d range of p i alias sod poem. lib time woo now rompktelp peer.. fn %saloons", that the I Ards (lnatlemnot, Mesth, and pied- Coyest-garde* lied the Ilarra.rket Tbenliellailernalcly ! Ci dnurr .. rns ig oli c N o blinnon, like his Gram of resoluta' iris Penises. tlh Cowl:try, sal Ent by :Waste t react , , _,_,... . . ' will Pastors,. le Tessin: Nis* Foss; knti MR* Du w ptirag. is the i ,""'"' • have sign. d the inoroment. It will rearm lar C"'llY WO.' Gt"w Ago.. may be blomseed In be followed by she majority of all that is respectable I si re Item to dd y eh ammo t ut competition by tort,. •Ilf11101.• I dietary fidelity so Phenne.and he ho t ipluerswith 'ankh A.M... wea l t h , or i licence, anti in a few days It will be erased the various shame amidownectima which perfeesedth, re- twealtaled to the Lord Mayor.—( aikidos Piper.) 'peonies. portraitures, apd rest,dered m imics. the,* ler hey were .-- Satiated to coati. li n ilesgal,la the operant INA ft ,v, has al "' a 1 / 1 "" 11 bad S k ill / chamewri" Pegfi"""fike. Mr. I E 11. SaYmmult, Et:qt.—This Gentlemen. who was .1 "‘" T "gal's." at 4; "" 4- g anirs11 "" "1 ""'"" ;well kn ew ato theatrical cliches, and who mss many Chrisin (natter. is 11a Wry/ /visa; igamps, e n Grna, in , limbos& sad Wives t and gamily at the Hag Esf.s, is lt ir.-; years open the provincial stage, died yesterday arses istainthie P sbeetemb et The urise • Mr. sr '' , ! morning, it hie apartinents in Fkary.lane. Ile was was Is perms salwr below the moddk a ware, matt surir.luit 1 . . non, of ~ ._ c harlimieg to ewrpakory. Ills eye ars einem( Mkt rcpt.- ~., the' A if /mirky. Crithal, Conjectural, and his frown% ra t eable of mice Sesibfiity Ifi. sup. was I an d E x pl ana t o ry, ot , t h e p, , ,,,, eel' shah,pearar good doornail sot dirtiegosolied for cleoreesa. lia prosaic hie he I _,_,„ a; dedicated . a as ~ I the late nor. ,lIIIRIDAN. Ills was a *were frt.-Maeda elid companion. Mir attachment I "'''" " I•bwswis a 004 three Yea" a air. was tke"kted af te• gnat i Annotations are marked by shrewdness, jedgment, "birr"thw° she Sailer " 11 " 14164.11, 1 " 1 ""* . • 11 ."'""'" - 6 f 1 and knowledge. He was well informed me m ost his tether's perlermase In Me nroolle• whit% Mama. piece..: p•pett aid was gentlemanly and amiable in int ogre reedited t• appear so sheens,. Mr. 'loamy% ea spree : + 0 J r . death her tulforinallarly left • widow sad the elliprost anew' . vase lif e . shin he I likileichr";ith,Wse, Lammers. 464411:::,,irlemreurt"ehope.t• Another in.lancn has oeentreti of a hunk of Eng. Mal the hoods( Public toramoleaos elm he apeedlly applied hi land note being found in circulation without a signs. knee the heavy sod litort-remliter catansity same ouch nary I tare . I t was to k en by a G ent l eman of S t , a cm e s , Istmer. 'Soho, in who,e hands we saw it. . . ' who was I Besides the comets discovered in the constellations lis i °l*Gmersi Sir EDWAst. 15sePis t „. ws ilof Pegasus and II) des, a third has been discovered Adjolarit-Gomeral of the army " fteller 1— "'"". o " ;at the At sssss tory of lionigeherg. This last is in that W , t , _L sers " s ' is Sto __A ing 6 , A 81 , h1111 1, 141i".1? A " , the , Sluff constellation .1 the swan ; it is not visible to this if sieyeen, to socceen 111118j0i.10. 11 . 1 . 1 A . C. JACK naked eye. I Viedneaday night, before the watch was see, a gls" SOX, who is eitotiog home ie c onsequence of ill health. The oceeents tecrody received from Ceylon I. are by me mesas favourable. i tleman named Hopwood. was attached near Haute i wood-place, Osford-.s by a gst.g of hastier,, A sow Tragedy, mid to be frees the mu or a Genii:mut of the University of Ca mbrid g e, is paring one of whom advancing rapidly before she rest, struck o p p er a t t s t put he Mes s hiwitihchly.Tbeashtoreel,defitswmilikchoimprosvateess.:: • ; him a sodden blow its the 'Want, and 'vatted em ; re- hi s '. watch was elilliebrd at the sane lime, and helots poem! otpoctation, it will probably ha transplanted . h i e in e e o ge o n it t i w o p el y l i. recover big legs, the villains had escaped to the London Stage, like the wordy of k'asio. ju WORN is PARLIA.VENT. ~s.~-- J .~~~ .