The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-07 00:00:00

ENGLISH OPERA.IIOUSK. Rcllrr l o st nitht Wig prodeeed* fare., en titled sr rithout Mall" Virginia (Mg t. CIIATSEULEY) is • very ami dole Lady, whose disposition is rather too strongly tinctured with prudish severity. Iler ferrate friends and realises are entities to correct this foible, end rower in • cnnstii•ary for that papas,. Mrs. Daskingion (Miss KELLY) personates her brother, In interestiot youth. mod mikes way from the bat. cony into the Isoly's apartment at night-fall, just after she has dismissed her cousin with en admonitory lesson on the entirety of repelling the advances of her lover, end in the midst of a soliloquy in which she is congregating herself nn her own repulsive fortitude in opposing the advances of the mete ass generally. Sbe demands • rearm for such an intrusion; the rads pleads his pretest with ingenuousness and mo. &sty ; the Lady (already prepossessed in favour of Riot platonicslly ) is not very violent in resenting his behaviner. Ills slay is gradually protracted ;he Silas her more and more amiable, and her objections by degrees herniae mete discretioasty appendages to the passion which he awakens. A variety of little circumstances tend to the hyenas, of her lose end her oath sinew—he to ready to faint from cold ; she Is obliged In support his sinking head upon her bresat —he t ecosers,and sings thos a matury Teak which he has composed for her ; she likes the compliment and pas• pion which they contsio, but is friehtfolly alarmed lest the mimosa cadences introduced by the youth should reach the ears of the family—her cot sin breaks in to announce suppee; by the forte of habitat' dis cipline, she lett her out of the room, while the yeath is crouched behind her, sad partly enveloped by her tohe—the maid servant 'screeds, and detects the in terview. Toe prude then affeets that it is an artifice. soil that the youth is really Mrs. Dechingiatt, dress ed es her brother, orders the t to iitovide male stare, end is in an estee, of pain lest the co retail) rif the wench sheet.' detect the real sea of bur loser, w bile dressing. The females of the (sadly press in for explanation of the rumour which has relished them; the supposed disguise is •f. feted to them as proof of innocence, b..t the hat esti coat, by malicious accident. present them selves; these are captained away by the servant ; the family retires, the insomnia) appears, end haling caused the Lady is the CASSIS, of the stratagem. ton ality NI her merest vows, In accept a sing, reed a hillet.does.and makes downright c..isression of Inc.', seams the house with blustering, withdraws, assumes tea s si.plisranCr, and, in her teal character of Mts. Dadaingtun, and at once clears the reputstini. el the trade fries suspicios, and softens the unjust l ieur of her footsie. • Tho niece WAS eminently successful; it is striking ly masked with the characteristics of the French stage, from lel ;,11 it has heap transferred; it is hough' with List slelirBlB sconce f,•• which their herenraus pieces are so le mei Ev2lish farces are ton &pen& t spots incident ; the ',atonal non of events is second. I int,* neatly alwAys siolated in them; almost any in cident will sense s 4 a vehicle for •the sit of French authors, while their scenes aro straight to s pitch or, iniprohable finesse ; the latter, it mast be allowed, is .Ise most in enn-teal species of composition, and' '. Oat wherein the delight will last longest. The first' chiefly eltncts surpsise, which is a poising% of kilw% n fickleness, and tines nothing for the lasting ereili! of the suitor; the ether, as It mast be the cress tion of the rlialhot's mind, and the dependent of his will, implies mote power, and power of all kinds commands interest and tepee. H a few tae Ont. bare been gifted with taste and juJiment, '.ke Foist -resat, to it/sentient' the 'freer of ' l imn. dinary incident, by lbe skill exercise.' in devel , ping it ! The performance 'Wised the title; lb. belles accomplished it without any ether assists . ..re from she beaus, then the aid of a sait of men's clothes, which • ere used fo the great benefit of the piece, and the highest amusement of the house, by Miss KILLY, Q e 8,1 legit n4od non ornat. Mrs. CIIATISOLLY played very perfectly, and de. serves estiaordioary ;poise, bevies., somehow, she is not frequently pat in the way of receiving b.—The men were not trotted even with the ennouncement of the repetition; it was done by Miss KELLT, and ilso proposal was received •ith load and deserved JOT FOR via COI/RM. POST, AND NEW TINVI The Ministers, with their Grand Jurors and Cenci are grappling with the Ittristmaas, according In the odious. *envoy say thekellish Wake end mendatino of the first of those Papers. Take away the flimsy mooning and specious falsehood from those Journals, end the fined high horse, upon which Out "4101(0t1T119, CAITLIRIAGII4, and CARNIFOS ride an boldly at this etnrstent, tumid drop his tail and be on his keets, as these ehamrions of the pus will be en thsi.'s, at the bee of public justice one day, for the injury then will hare done to polilic liberty. THE A RlTtillimC AND POLICY OT THE COMM. —lf she get•tlingt and provocative, of tbe real enemies of the Poorle haJ gorged them to sell of violenc°, their nomber would his, been 70,000, or more, in order to t sae shown how 'Hi!. a body of regular tort* and artillery rood have dispersed • mob ; hot as 40011 seine of the People kept them, although salts provoker!, peofer , lv quiet, and enabled them sr...m i stily to discos@ their wr , ,res and remedies, the Den , her dwindles doom to 10.000, its order In show She tel.e.ters *Ley hare o , ,thing to fear from such a enntempliMe body of Reforaess, May they sleep sweet!) if the c•is. The representation at the Theatre of Lisle of • time called Le Solicitcur, has been the cause of a visite! b►toven some juatipreple rf that city and thirtre of a 'element of infantry stationed in garrison there. The author had indrlg d i r some Pissiantry about the feudal stale; the ()dicers thought proper to evince their disapprobation ; townsmen, on the contrary, were loud in their ap Neste; sad, •s is too often the ease, the parties were proc►eding from words to blows, when the in terference of • superior Officer of the mittenl ,settled the disturbmire. Nest day the Colonel hat ing assembled the Officers, desired to know those who had hissed ensile preceding evening on the oc casion of the elluainu so the feudal state; fortrtren sif them immedisiely A4l. op their names, a ben the C010n.% droosioled their swords, sud esdertd them airier strict afros!. THE STATESMAN. To tax bDIIVR or rus STATNSMAN. I To ra z EDITOR •► r•t ST.ITES3I4N. —.... Si*,—! admire your remarks made in Mondsyes Sts,—l am 401411111 N that In farther the nere.sary S r. 4 rt.,' AN on the bene63 and uccuropanying evil, • object of Reform a subscription should he 4n:relive of • free PH'S,. You relents very rightly open it; ly entered into by she RiTs-mers, and the fonds ap but lot es, for Ileum's's sake, not undervalue the plied to Me best purpose for general hannfit ; in my blessing tweets it is by many of our Journslists of belief, slab the neat 11. at thing that could be done the present day so wickedly abased. In 1114 bands of would ber to M.jor ‘etweicsie4 BILL a• airtime, men, it is an engine productive only of good ; a feu low !two : it might then be obtained by all under the guidance of nnalieinua minds may he are. ! perms% And such as could well alTind to give lb* davit, of evil; but even of this there is but little; revolved assist:loci., end who feel satisfied of the ab Jaeger, since the arrows of malice retern on the heads aglow Necessity of a radical change, would, 1 am of those who thaw them: and as the animadversions per, feel esquisite pleasure in sfording the indi.tent of the joist give encouragement end stability to priatde,! such wholesome know ledge.— Yoe I's ',spec:fully, and the highest honours In public virtue, It is the I mewl 5. R, redly only who have to dread investigation. Knowing your Blithely that this divine engine may eatend its benefits far anti near, I will trouble you wills en extract from s Greenock Herald, of some time back, the recollection of which hat hero occa sioned by.yoar interesting article alluiled to : " NIES% IN INDIA. " From private letters we learn a Tory novel fact, and which will he productive of incalculable results. There has long been a great mid increasing popula tion in India—the descendants at Europeans from Indian mothers and their progeny. Many of diem are well educated. and penplo of considerable pro. pity ; , and latterly, they have been sledioaaly in vestigating what are their rights as fseesbn:it atisish subjects. They have commenced a Newspaper in fa cilitate the tot jocts of their enquiry, a meows which bat etched no small degree of alarm in a country where the Supreme Gnsernment has been, 6111 , 001 y, lie the habit of dispensing very summary judgment on all who mit:inert to talk of s free Press. In fact the individeal wiles would have ventured,' a few yews ago, to publish any thing...mot approved by the ser vants of the Government in that quarter, might have been instantly shipped off for England. " On enquiry It has been Nand that the rights of this mixed race green completely guarded by th. last Charter granted to the Company, that it is set in the power of she Indian Government to adopt summary inesieres against these freesprris mon ; the rico in I question being flimsily pat under the protection of ' the Coatis of Judicature, and their 'Wits secured as B.ilish subjects amenable only to the British law. " Ito this dilemma, th.• question ender dpsouision by Those who regret this eirtestsion of a free Press in when the letters canto •irly, was—Whether they should oppose the fres Jnurnali, los establishing teenier Joorntia? a-, by netepying the columns of I those before printed with the licence of she Govern. went, with counter statements and arguments ? " We rejoice at the prnsport which this event hidila nut fur the benefit of mankind. All public measures in India will wt.% be openly canvassed as they ought to he. Europe will no longer be abused with inivilioti ititements and disect falsehontla 'petting the Eastern llemisphete, and the natives will receive that ins'rucsion which a free 1 1 ,est and a five Trarlo'never bat In ilist i o•nste, where then! !destiny are sectored to the People." Let a corruo Gs:srernmrot, therefore, avail its. If of a venal set of wretches, end list she Courier, Post, New llOsta, &c. have obstir awing, Tnum will right itself af . r the hurricane of filsehoud has spent itself, which it soon mast t. Yost sell wisher, To risk EDltUtt ruE ST_ITES.II.IV. -.11111.- - Ste,--1 flefri.e annti ) mous slanders, and there. fore trust you silt, my rime and rriidence, but not to be disclosed •itht.ut prover authority from toe. or any °°°°°° lioo• 1 e sa.il receive I •ap • render of your Paper, fur 1 toms. one a day old, laud 1 • ish tketsles would enslile we to receive it earlier. I should be glad if )(so thneght this earthy the plies of your leading article. I dunk it important to show that Nlinisters ate play in; the old geese over again = these winclumaliuns and associations are the eeenterpas is of the old ones, and of !Isms'. C►own and Anchor nonsense, by at hiih he was mad. King's Printer. and hi s coadjutor, Junin BowLv, Mach Commissioner, and emelt of shoes now pocket a great deal of the public money'. _ _ Posy do not think the e.onorsinn of the two shoot. ings at th• slate curiaies irteletant. If you will lor•k into oho; Parliamentary D.ohates of 1795 end 1796, on the passing of this Treason and Sodirion Rills, shirts allowed the old F.n4;kh Liao of Treason, a' estabtished by the !Palate of F.oir tan ill., y o u will lIPP ivory lhi••g nansred end aril, coal for • rod !Notion.: so are Celli:S(ly framed the present prucla. mations and the prnprosetl associations.. I mm, Sir, your Mood end 'mint. J. FRru. IILt•MADV.II. Abhlord, mess Shinn, As 4,1319. N4ret INTICI.LIGENCE. .' .. ...M... - Dr sr., AVG. 6 —5411.4 the Pi remit, Thompson; enl 11.. ward, Cobbs'', fur the Itivrr ; and John, Jackson, for Neorastle.—Arrived and tailed for Ile Hirer the Msrthioness of Ewer, C.lpin, from Jots; Keens, White, from Catcalls ; Asia. Goodwin ; Carehatton Park, Clark ; arta Simon Taylor, Meek, from Junsies ; John Bushman, Cowslip'', from Trinidad ; Z1.41011e, R• 111 ; and the Moving, from Qneber Jessie, Freens , n, from Yetis; and Albino, MUNI, from fit. J —Come down from the firer and tailed, tt:e wine, To !v. for Plolls. detphis —Passed h• • 11.144 ii• frip!e, from the Wett ward for the N.,rshersrd. PORT.P4OCTII, Arc 6.—Arrire•l the Forger, from the 1144acinsh ; sailed the I Ith 1:•ft there the follooiog sioips Mise•ret and William, from Triesoo; Waterl4o, from L onion; Illoch►r, of Paisley ; Acia. from irarhnroo4h Ham from Lon. dno ; and Wthingliam, Ann, and Ilan►er. Ltrturour Auo. S.—Arrived oir this port the IVilliama, from New York. FALUOUTII. AUG 4.—ArriveJ thoStrah and Ma rianne, Ch 'an, front IlsWl, in 59 diva On the 29th ult. in Ist 49. long. S. conk* the Veins, from Liverpool for 11. in —Arrive.' off this port the iaasn, Paine, from New Orleans fo► London; asiol 11111, from gnehore, in 43 dam for the [hens Arrived off the Lizard the Catalina, Andr.'w, fur London.—Sailed the Jahe , Tucker, for Lisbon. SURREY THE %/Rt.—Since the p►odeelinn of Tke Abbot of .an .11arteno, this house his twin onrse thee •las:ty crowded with the first company.— Do s log thepresent week it hi hid to boast of r.reiving7 The hike aad Dar .en n 1 'Anger, Duke a4l Deckers Sus Ceul,e,, %Lama) mid M.oo.nues. 1'..,1,1••••k. ,rehlmses.of Hea4l . ..et. Ike two .a.r ..f b.. Grace she De...e of Welllueten. the 'kelps use Artletsal..ft tetirs -wbrrg. 10. r ein -a 4 . 0 .. ut Irl., 1101. 4 . 11. *Wren. Emit, Meler.ime. • , sit Co..' est 5..• (j. teeter MAeliaghon, G. vial. I)..kre. k 4 1.,esie R •a-ru, 4c. • - - - - ' •••• • • • _ And hstsol4l.t ihe Theatre was a secouJ time ho nour►rl by the vstron4ge of their Kari 11;411nessos OP DAP Dache•s of KtrT, arenmpaio.l by snm• of the first famil;es in cir. k inv i,, os „ M r . Dtnnte (stiended by Mr. li.-itAct7t) ►scorts-I their Ito's! Highnesses to anti from their hos, anti seceived the m o st fl•tsoris.g testimony of th great satisfacti.to the Itnysl Viai.fort felt at the representsti;itt of A. in•shaostihie Heart of Mid. I.,,ihs ni . G o d sore th e King ors. ♦nthusisssicat!r swig at the ont nine, tot ti..- psiture of the Dike and Duchess, who were re. ridged with aretamstiuns. A oother nem Drama, reported to pa considerable interest, comic situation and show, is alleady announced at the Surrey far Monday nest. VanasouTti. Acta. I.—On the column to the me. mory of Lord 1 L on eh« Dunes, is the foll o w. it% elegant inscrip inn s s hick oil be found closely translated beneath : Dom POR. Nl:t.sre, _ . Quin imam praperseti. in Militia npognelorem. Bri• tam..., doss visit. mod.. et 00.44ribus. asuiwinta luea prmr finrlmmut gums. triumpbi. in fon'i or,. ennointiain ft indninittirn. fortitsidi es irtfarem. or. .mamas universe.. rerntmid.hat ; Vel.aurm Hlnm Nag. folria 'Mn ere, et nati.libies, if hune.m. prompts'. Et pvettir Plllllll u. Uno•iiism, soolmn. glefonlnt: uuui nminii Samna, mre et .asn peresmiorem reform", C.ori•es Norrtileierer. Surnplibos Collates (:alumna ettristin, eons- Mentoonre T.lneroot. 7111CCLIP111. ohiit %It. erotic, fere quissepeagier l'egsatat rum lla-ishes riansni.ii. Valor. bier Ahoske.ir Asti. ataranessitt. Ilistraa %pr. soot el 1 rafalgaiin• Ors. wowecr. rpsbtl ,apresanin In p ircistre grata. ens., fiesnv, I nal:trap,. a. dab i et deriira, mum run t e. rtab 11. 110ItATIO Ll)ki) IItI.LSON. Maim : as her hostess Chnons.i...., ISrltaia , whil.l he lirrd. Isnot liethd , ..l.l) Ibis:bared , and a her he r. IL bewailed : w jib triumphs in every clime dials:K.4l4rd. foe the vigour of bis derigiss. rot k'. than the darnilets warmth of his courage. the tertbr .4 die world- shut filelkan. by birth, li tnre, and rdllral onr ; Is) mifid. by manner,. and by disprnition. Nneralk proudly h a a.t. ins a : the ',lama ,sf INA a harm.. 'ban bran and mane enure lasting. his •ea Nis fellisw•eraintry men hate by ibis cabmen, reeved at their ism.. experee. atieripied to rresad. Ile an, born to tbe yen , 17!el. emirred the Nary 17:11, bad was 111 11. arty 15U ragsacarats. Me gained. aiwisaga either Iliftnl 41. dial Or Aban• ir in A ng.ilt 1:96. at Copra age.. April 1631.. f Tr..f..tgar in Itetaber In 3, intlidt 4 "" " f t" intletal.d nekiesetrwass he (-reword with Ni. death—ail even. o , lri'ree•.lag in his cavalry, as it was boa•atable ar.diielostar tw biiwu. ALFREDUS. The Courier of )estmirlay peening says, " Our Readers may •rensemher that the Pructamatioo of the Nutxec REaccte !Hanka of men cllmintinely and un lawfully assembled, who practised military trebling and own cite. The following palm, Isnot the Cheater Guardian, which communicates the circumstance as one that may be depended upon, will serve In show that the language of the Proclansetiots was fully war ranted We have just heard that a dischar,:esi Serjeant of the Cheshire kfilitia, of the name of "lotudells, has been apprehended fur drilling some persons, report saja teenly-bvc, in the n-igb boorhood of Nliddlewich, in the sae of the pike.'" —lt will be observed, that the cirenanstance is ' not communicated in the Order Guardian, " st one that may be depended no." bet ass matter of Amoy, and consequently that the Isogon, of the Proclama tion it not thereby fully warranted. But if the report shag'sl prove correct, the probability is, that the charged Serjeaut is himself a d-irk, or that he, and his supposed party of recruits, have been itivi pied to their course of chilling by some miscreant who intends.d, In the fellness of time, to betray them, and to claim the rstictrd of hie iniquity and patriot ism. A murderous trick of this kind was played t!ff by a sesjeant and two men In the year 1796, where • poor igworant creature Matt coodemned to death, sod the villains largely rewarded. Clicantna Assszas.—lt is pleasant to perceive the decrease in the number of psi from the last ! AsOzett, sod Peen from this time t wet!: 'month. We ! are informed, that somethieg of the same favour- able appearance of a lessene d number of culprits is ! Miser sable all over fla t land.lf this fact be takes into considmatioss, with the undeniable auffeting In many populous district,. it is highly creslitable to the character of the labouring poor. Indeed w• begin to think we perceive the operation of the increased instrecihn bestowed on large m f the ritrornanity very l erceptibly. lain d-übt many large get gown among the wheat, hut the alcregate re. salt it imprs.veirtent. The greaser tendency to re ffection in the broad mass of society, which the mere generality of seeding and fading ms.st necessarily produce will, in our opinion, at no distant period, materially alter ice relative weight in Great lu advertence to this sehject, w• have observed in another plasm, that comparatively hut few very atro cious (times among the lessened nomisof of every de sc•iption, distinguish the present Assizes. This has, of coarse, boots written esclusitEly of all cons'. delatinn of Political Meetings, and the incidents con s.s.:••••1 with theas.—(Chester Guardian ) Sorb is itse *cement trout Uta-nrr. and glad we are,* publish lie wa.ld slat a aimdar olea.iag account could 11..givra of tar decree-c of rile,, ia the Capital :AO it, "kinetic. her other* Tar idadula of MPS wan go oat together so roll and Mike dr', i..fiirt sot only (ear on out sea. bat crest low. on both writ and oilmen, aho ratan lie safe *La property about diem star INA. lathe coasiag dialer s-.me ear Inqrdinare mew-use most be adopted fur ci.itqc security is the peaceful booze/1.- 11in. are the Ecru Nub whom the police flivuld grapple."— kJ,. • DRIGIIION, Ara. I At nine o'clock this mervieg, the *MIA c. nt i stela. Ciana.siNtpd by tae Ilea. Cat lam Pages * rearbril by; meetings, stalls:llrd within threw idles tae town. Si... was rersso;nl by the Hy,ettea bi ei 42 duns, Cipisin Themes Setif; In* Iliad -loop t f • r, 4U Eons, Cep is Sir ; ',rut the Csairlion p of 1b.,. IQ sate*, Captaia Aliogay. Tto• Levy, bU aftess, 11se. Ceptele caw, M vapected on the testis ta.taurtwor The Royal yacht it mettles' h., starve at ft.i 4 ll. inn. The etabatkaties ef the Priam is es :.ertrti to ti.kr plus ea &edgy, .bee it fleet • ill nil direct fat Plistretia, sod Wettest to l'ortsmnatb. This evening the Doke •V Tert hes e party of Neval Officers mod Itessteserss of the Royal those. hold at dlatier. GL4iGuli/ - 1 . 1 kTiVERS. Gts•coir, Auo. 3.--I% , sterday mornlnT, thti M. 1141,41,4 gage wotk to 250 unemployed weavers, t(arming a tunnel in the (i eon, for conli:.4rog 0.11 Caolachie Burn trim the I:44iaropsl Chanel to liam..drett,•l the head et the Green ; and this mtge.:. in; they bats en d 'Le 'mother to 35J. It is Kratifyites to Ito taw, that when bread is tumid far so many families, that an Itop,,Frent improunsvut is is be accomplished. Li ) :Lis scheme, the High Green and the Calton Green aril :r• thrown into one grand twerp, and the stagnant oa•ar rern,sed, which fre. quently became olTrostseia warm •mither. We Mad understand that the herstors of the Barony l'eristt and Gotha's ate enki •11 treat exertions f r pro.. mating work to the uneu.plo i ed. The rate of *rues it ti.. • week for persons Milt' three children ; 7.. ed. for those oho h4s* fent* adldrett than three, and ds. for single men. A benevolent and t.eblit.opirited proprieor in the Lawn Ward, has ull red In the heritor 4 of bi- pl•itit to employ 1:..V erasers ill eliggtog land at th• usual rate an acre, or Is. a di), It it he preferred ; and has recommended porridge ill the morning surd soup at dinner, to be given to such women and shiltiten as choose to accept them. This judicious mode of charity, we hope, will be imitaird. Thu ain the Cope* end :Biddle Wards will be employed on the new Carliale !Lad. Last week a 'outs; hale was taken at Cl:se. house, lIP4f Neetastle s the heed of *lnch is srs •w white, as is also one of the eats. Tor , •I e• • • 10 , 4 ali the rest of the bo,!y ire of the ague' n err, It is presersrd as s lista catiosity.—(Whit• harem Piper). At one of the witerina.phices the Churchwarden! are adv. • (or a Come, " e I.e a the duty is Not besvy."—at the same time arLling s r. st the etce of •• Mom,' of the CereinnAfs" is ;riot'', should the Gentleman Fe able ••• i•theive its that &payment. Irrialay.as laque-a an 'elebt at she Teallnvoyess. is 11.4 top's• walk, Laasheth. on she h... 1. of J. Ilia. roe dec. wed vial wieltatte MU the .:iver •a$ hallo,. rad rung at a depth nt only Imo teet he end !eta, 9 , tillk la u it sirep pit shag far Isisll.-:. and sal. J award the tory it ii.. 1..•. .41 hints hi .hu e.. :h...i., Mil pit an. data. 'I hit, the : • 1.41er •41.• rued, she. hwloushist to Au ell% . 1 he Jury. hoors..r. ollt-red so 55i..m.... s and it appeared they mere do by aid i al tac Deputy Vt.s.er 114.10 r. A Juryman ulteetrest, IS. %rah a prucerding u.,- hie ly 'a... /arable. If abuse pits arse neeswary. they Anata.l he sine in Ike centre of she "suer. The Cusimer rat 1. nee Corpasta•unt were Proprieties and Pm:, wet 4 a e linter. anal had a . Wit ,to dig tar gravel in :se pit 4.1 . it. A Jiss)nsa . ta.e.s..J. tn. l'arpututina eautd n , .t be railed ri . .aerin .r. • bale the. mere gimps trips by which Ins ittinty's ...nj-e.s acre si.esse sa smell fatal arreclehm Th. C. newer owl, It an td *Ph she Parish to reprewet the tune ais ske 1w pw *two .er a • !'• -it if they th.... 711 fi far a a ••raster. Verter—Areidesitallyr Drooped as a dw.g r.so. lisle elealhatrd luso .hr low os wee Weak its the Rites fhaanei.— to aat aawd on sine e mu.. ..1 die enquiry, due nine pers.cit had bat their lir, toy these p I fact hergissies tee c.im , it.d n the tifighbioro I hood of litlier.stteet, an Wedna.i.lai slight, an. it 1 the house of Nl'. M.-tittle., its A vo.a•row. sherds olio robbers gro in at tie twit of !I.r premi•er„ lay era: ng a limit) feet wall. end t. hhed Slip vartuuts of plat• and imitable ittia 'Pal to a roissitlise.ilde swoon,. I , st other was at an empty fulosict.rd h. ass belonging to Mr. Psolbetoe, its the New•tnad. l,om whence seta. cal beds and other articles %seri - eat ted assay. Al the Littetrool B.:toogh Ses-ouns, on Tuesday, the, Grand Jury preseticeil, as a nuisance, toe Cur. pilaiosi gasometer arndrs Biideviell, tutu .11'cli Is. Etrhsage Is lighted. Alvatssu.—We IJrheitt that Ise Lave an record a dreadful necurreure • ! irli t.1 , .k to. It i lace its Wars. lerste., between usie and tau ~'cluck on Feidar merwing :—S .me melt •ho 11*.1 been eniplta)ed by ! like Eleite t., teigt. tome mat, tee met near the `hark of the li•is. I'..s:e l‘.n, by stutter ti,sty of persons rornsvg ft i.m a put!se•hrits...r ; a Twirl soot, ensued (.evelal of she tat ttes wiseating .st huff :•aesi lintisticated), aril a genot ,1 hot. le r. mit ...nerd ; stroll those encei,rd is fiih•ing was Joseph Burton, I and a matt sass koateed hunts (oho Grcisi..aally I comes to this city fe.son Ilitainghani to assist at she I imit); alter thesis two persists, had fought for some lime, Button ran off weal his oat, to his house, width is a few bunired yard• distance, and in about %even or eight minutes wattled alth a pike, and af.. ter a little more altercation. slighter.' Juirpf . y through she beast into the loop, isi enntaqatatsri. of *hies he died as lie an tkill4 rnl.l,llld .0 the lohrniary. As Barton was returoind from his ono lii.iste atilt the pike, lie was beard an say tb•l he hail been for a pls., and *nod s:iik is into Jaunty. —A Coronet's ' I 'quest acs h. Id before Mr. MINCE, on Flidity ; sn askj..tarometst tat ilstift.l'usriug day to. k place.. C. 'n• ' after an impattisil Isite-oietion, a rettlict of !MING I:urder ass es.torned against Llutton. Aim li.s •,, , en entramitted In the City Jail fiat I rtil.—Ta.. elp , •e p,t -', titulars w•t• .10411118 d its dm evidence giteta before dm ettritilet'tt log ue.it The E•ei•l Pai•Pl of Thurarliy says, thi. City was tostelslsy vi.i:eil with one of the moss itemeodung stoma of Ibotislet, lightning, rain, col bait„ .iithin the reetillection of the tilde.' nihilist , . .1. T o aria I poured down is. Intrenati, ash - .) laail.tosies of immense ise fell Gish sorb (nerves tis lar • ..k ,iit. class of many ' windows. The (reclean' pea's of thunder. were so ' Well as to tender liar %olive of the COO nsvi, pla.idimg ; al .he Allisisa, ii.411. 1 4111P. A hall of fire Ira ..rs one • .if the Lassies to 11 1 4h•alree t, whack thisesed lbw ' ai c . d f orced m :ir l l h t . o en t ;:ll: h y a, r.d i t i i s n i i ctr ao i v : I s e h l . • : s e: i p ai r t i e l i n l f r ai l: , r i, ..7 n s ni u 61 I l i oit s r. ! , n ie r b or ; : s . ' e l ;f t o f : . e r P h e l i e i or shelte r , c w . t i rah s : otat heiug able, so great was the violence of the tow pest, to tale then. ~