The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-07 00:00:00

Pm — the dreadful predicament its which they . 0 o °4r i t i s befides added. as matter of most question or. at least. as it appears to us, of most ?r --„rikary congratulation. that " it is a Isteleg ~al nc e that the pork heft pretioudy beets . .. w e,. ter otherwise a scene ten times more iol mrst have ensued. It in consoling also that the Inns had been withdrawn. ktter adds, not before seventy had sacrifice to the vengeance of the mob. is AA to have ecctirred previous to their em ,.,fien, and the prirties who ruse on them are to have been gyrsics, who are numerous in oz. I. • :wilt t!:e sririt of our Whig C. i .runide? Does ,!, t ia, and coblushinely proc!cirn it, • et , " that the people of city country :•!.1 ' , nye !wen diagreted, in order to be deli het; iri:b their wives cnd children to ? Are these the principles ! Why, the most infuriated • evrn if I:e should act utoti them. would be :71 , 1 to ;votes!: tl.crn o:senly ! Rut to return to prrofs nti ::ntsc , l 1, t 1: rOll it le. They • p tt.e existence of a j r econcerteil of sr:11:1 , ..•:11:31ti made i)efore 'hand, on the ls:ro scrip, t 0 infure its success, ar- A exAc:' 1 ~ rats ‘Tliitti could not be taken without a !Ad cona:t; , : v.) the knowlvdKe of the Comman ,,;!.;a-Chk.':. if ti.ty did Let receite hi 4 atithori7z ,:.n: nod thol we are gravt ly assured that he mut :vrfectly !Trrit , ,c, fortooth, " his per- nr:d whilst tl.e rets were perpe- L-Itinir lie was kept n c!ose prisoner !" And yet •'.. na.nrima c!-se rise:ter - fount, rant the r.nrdema.: n , :e:rnpt hi.i triled. he smittenly rev.wered rlt wins", to fly ! What child in W•tit:id not peretive that this pretended con warat rn:sst likely another of those " pre _se:rteit arc:awe:rents." Hefei tted by the (Ire- Ais, and adopted by the Commander-in-Chief as cf fatare justification, in case he should it Wk..' actnnet for the blood of the nras aai si.icTrely h 0; : ,..! that he muy be able. Altar from an:: share in this horrible tissect:u.s : we demand stronger proofs than t'sis, before we can c•-event to pronomice him not r0..? . y. The lerre ! .nee rf the Spanish Royal Go sertimut " in the same eNtra eteinary ever:ter—because " the KING and the Pro::sissau! J.:Tel - (let cot o:is be forgotten) h a ve huri,ku:tteg! iTh - )Nocitt: Capta!n-General of the Army and the PrA . ince, and placed Admiral VALDS2 and J.tranrcts tinder him, with directions to eh fet 111:o a full investigation of the ease I W!:y, a 1,..: cult! 'prissibly be done after the cent e;At.):. cf si:ch am cestraire, anti its failare to restore toe :!;,:erio;•*::y cif ch•spotic power, but to remove the authorities e! the place, to appoint new C.;!apnic:l.crs and to institute inquiry / The se htbn rf patr! , tie men for - carrying these ob ices into excc:oibn, may indeed lead to the praii;lareat het cannot relieve any indi- Weal frem an y of its antecedent responsibility.— Old We Fbali b, we frankly avow, if FIRDINAND stall eras trines !f cf " all blame" in this transac • : VI we shall :.wait the decision cf the Cortes, ttforc we can join in the opinion that his luta* eat:: i. Lorn t se:a T 1 e rcr:"rs appointed by his Majesty fn be Mere!..ers of t!!e Cointni:,:.ion of Censorship at Paris are, the %runt ntiresr!. !to pretar-lirneral of Stuaties; Alger, Menther of ti.r Freed' Academy; Bunks D'Er. foroterie Reefer of the Aratirtoc of liernohle; I.:grat.i Loerdoc..lx, and :tlaenre, love:- tors aer lof Studies. The follow:volt persons are also si.!••••*.c.: t; his 31.tles:v to b.! Meml.ers of the Council u:!::.:•re.ilrncr of the teosorshir, moverly :—Thr Sklar% Lot:, Verres. vier, Voisin Ih tiartenipp, all Coun• s.;!,.N: i , the Conti hr I Briere Snrgy. Pre iu tLc twat of Accounts; Terrible, Master of Ac.somt.: Ur Iletsil:e, President; and I.rpoitevin and Lrr:er, t ntinsellors in the enter Royale of Paris. The eketion of a President of Queen's College. CLatibridge, will take place on Sunday nest. 'm election of Locasian Professor is axed fur thy• lit Of electors are, the Vice-Chancellor sad the other Heads of Houses. HI , . Excellency General dt. Lewanshotr. aide-de em:lp to his Imperial Majesty, and suite, arrived :. , ..ste-driy at liivart's Hotel. A meeting of the householders of Cambridge ttll *Wetly be held at the Shire-hall, for the PcrPose of taking into consideration the general stale of the borough. and for the discussion of the ittfition relative to the right of voting being vested is the hoasehuklers. The ashcs of Pompeii have recently given place to Etw discoveries; among other things, a very Put statue of a priestcvs; and hopes are enter karsed thvit several other interesting discoveries %W. be made. RIM'S enRRFRPONDENCE.—Mrs. Martyr's letter, the morning otter Miss Young's marriage to Mr. Pope: DrAR AllAnsm—Permit me to he oae of the first in of frlieg congratulation; I hare no doubt ut your lap pines•, for I will confess that, if his llolirmss had Kt tukest me, I should not have Lau the resolution to die A NI sit fYlt. ANSWER. DUI Matrix—Accept nth• best thanks for your con gratulations this is nut an hour for criticism but wiht I rhisper softly to toy friend, that Pope's Essayi urr in petters infirmly with 'Young's Night Thoughts. lout's, &c. E. Pore. THE STATESMAN. This house became attractive last night from the pre sence of another Norelty. A Gentleman, who was state) in the baeolbills to make Is:, second appearance on any stare, undertook the part of Balnlet. If our opinion of his am eeeee were to be formed upon the measure of ape planar. bestowed on theactor by a numerous body of i njud clout' friemls. judiciously stationed in different parts o f the locouse,tre•loonld certainly say kis surreal WAS :11111itit un qualified. But we must rtanoine his merits by another and a widely different test. He does not possess a had figure, a bad face, or a bad vole.; and yet we can not say that-any one is good. He is tall, and tolerably well proportioned, but a peculiar bend, anti an orrasion.ol untirin gait completely neutralise the effect of Isis gene ral appearance. His intones are also regular. but the contour of the face would seem to have suffered from the ravages of time and ill health. The lone of his natural quire nut destitute of richness and melody; lint no sooner do the portions respire its more powerful evertioni, than the feebleness of the arbor is discovered. In fact, his prime defect, and it strikes us as being ref taiooly an insisrmoutstahle one, is the original want of physical powers. The more particularly do we deem it itisormountable, because, if tht•re be any one oiNuaav sevano's kaolin characters where it is less carted for than in the rest, it is Howie t • aairrassofet being delve- I tire, how can we hope Iu see a eaccroaful performance of any other. We by no means wish to see iffroolet raring with al: the virulence uf a facl,crd; or the general feeling 'and tone of the character sleatruyed and Risen np for the eno.nnntery effect of abrupt points, whirls, by their sloorolived grandeur, may lead us to insult the shade of our immortal bard, by carrying us ton with the tido of spurious passion to admire avol applaud that which is a direct impeachment of his genius anti judgment. But the rock of reflection is ever at hand, and on that our transitory rapture must be wrecked. ?knell searrely forms a character ; it is the instrument, the organ of the 'teat mind and soul of SRA KrlPrAßE—in it he •• lives, an.l breathes, and has his being." The fine bursts of sentiment and thought, which are as f. 'liar to ns as honschold trunk, fall not from the lips of littoolet as connected a ith any business of the scene; they arse from the mere coot-era:llion, or pestling ideas of this contemplative and susceptible being. Even in the " method" of his inattriroa his " capability and godlike reason" oho mot " rust ;" he is still the philosopher and the moralist. flow then ran be he the fiery and splenetic mv.'man we have seen him repre s?nted. He who is even melt in seeking that revenge, for which he pants, for the mere purpose of refining on its manner! But we must return to the point front which we have digressed. The roonceptiott of floe part by the g,atilesstais who played it on this owe:lotion, appears to he very correct, but he cannot act up to it. Mooe is notch in his performance to admire, and, in a few in atanrea, even on the score of originality; !teran.;e in parts a hich other actors have neglected, or pastes' over slightingly, lu toever antlered his exertions to relax. In fact, the perf.r trance mss the most even we bare ever witeessed its s.. attimma a character; but no p.ort of it ‘bati excellen t. la the eolikoptiout D.: wag paokibliodzi in that matchless one. " To te, or nut ho ie." there was a lanwntable want of that intense mental ens rgy with which the whole soul usnst b.- absorbed, to the exelooiron of t very tiling around him, even to his town annual etistence. "It is villainous'," at such a time. In see an actor parine the stage to and fru, study lila attitude and action, and talking of Ale streams of an " Iserraftet - as if they were his earthly dreams of the preceding night. In thi. last scene some disapprobation was us salivated by the Villirnre, excited, we believe, by the dimity mia ow in whit It nom/et killed the Keay. (Iron the whom the performance was well received, and is to be repeated this evening. MR. CANNING'S BALM OF GILEAD. -....•rnim...- - Amongst the other ateintesuents of Easter week, the town has not been a little divertetl by the tioeJe in which " Me. Casestixo's CCLINRATED SPLrcH , made alter din ner upon his late Re-elettion for Liverpool," has been annommeil to the public. Ale. Canning has evidently taken the hint from a late and distinguished constituent of his ; we mean the late lamented Doctor Solomon. He has taken op the very position formerly occupied by tint disting.uished person, —beginning trills Leicester-fields, and thus way 11 hog the wart 111 l customers for ever passing through its height:oaring alleys. :Jr. Canning, too, has suctee•led the great men now now tio tome, on his ',wit twrdis; the large portable pl wards which used to annotince "the genuine Halm of liked - of Dr. Solomon, being now honoured with "the genuine Speech, Iltc. of the Hight Honourable George Canning." And as the Doctor was wont to dub his efforts in behalf of oar individual cun stitutions, invaluable, &r. so dues his soccessor freely term his specific for one holly politic "CrLEVIIATEU. I ' \nr iy there any inconsistency in this; Dr. Soloman prescribed for the human holy—Mr. Canning's Balm of Oiles,:l is for the State. Of these two benefactors to their culintry. Mr. Can ning, it must be allowed. is much the 111111 r ressunsble in his eliarpe. Doctor Solomon's Balm of was unr ;mines the bottle—dist of .Ir. ('alllllll Oil IN one sisprn..e the speech ; and when one consideri th.,t it is a Cabinet 31inister of the King, and c o . g rest nit of his air, who thus condescends to instruct (1.4 cheap a rate, our obligations to him, it must be aultuittcd, are infinite. As for the merit of Mr. Canning', Halm of Gilead— whether here again he preserves his analogy to the Doctor, and his medicine be.. quack nice, it is out for us to say. True it is, however, that the 1,111.1ic have a strange and very strung snspicion ut it. 1 hey 13y, the? though it has a frothy and sparklioz appear-11/% it Is nothing less than a very citing opiate. and that its great and only object is to keep the patient in a state of permanent lethargy and std pelaction. It is said, too. that the very moderate price of sixpence, at whictethis medic Inc is sold, is a palpable hetaat ; that the vendor is paid, in fact, in a very iillierent wanner ; that is truth he is taken up by the Court, and hintseit ,tr.a family very hatulsomely provided for.• The pernliar activity with a hich Mr. Canbir ea Bales of (Weal is at present hawked atm , the •Iree ,s, i s asks. totted to the approaching question of a NEW t. rota Lat. His e mployers are most linvi"us, it is said, in hive both town and country kept in the most tramnil, and, if pits - slide, drowse- state, during 'he entire siltation of the a bove Inestion; and as the Vendor of the Medici,* him. self is en a peculiar manner interested in the same (rep tion, it quite accounts for the manner in whirl; the town is from t:av to day assailed he the re".il dealers in the ar:icler-(Mar.•ing Chreni,7 'lowa', /tem 6.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte Wiwi with a rna:! from 110 ItAstsocte, APPIL 6. —The Perseverance, Gibson, from Velleros for Bremen, got saint last night on the Utiodwin-.and, hut was got off to-day, sad brought into liar.uur with loss of anchor and cable. Poaselsoree, Arm. f —Arrived the Jong Jane. !_lpa rboom, from An , wero ; aml his Majesty's ship Hind, troin a ernire.—Passril by. for London, the Print, Re mo, l'liffortl, front Bombay, out five months; Olobe. and Commodore Hayes, Antler, from Bengal ; the Litter sailed the Sth of November, and has part of the 21st Light Dragoons on Iso Fat.morro, APRIL 4.—Arrived the Union. Broken- Air, rams Lofton. Pt.trunt:To, Aram s.—Arr!red the Lark, RatitIRCHA. from Cork ; Integrity, Pori, from Waterford ; and • Cummerce, tiriffith, from Toughen. Dolts, A rot L G.—Thlrt of :I yetu.l has hero picked up *1 SPA, And Lautrit here, marked rortitudc, ut . North Shiehk Listeronr., Arntt, s.—Arriverl the fhinshorough. Aisthorpe, from Jamoier ; 1 o , trO, Tnnnniinr, from New Orly:Ins: and Bengal, lair Wyo.; J r.l, fano, lit nral.—Ar rigml of this port. the IViitiaus I.:awr.n, from Demerara. Prat.. APRIL 6.—Arrirrfl. wid eallesl, the Alfred, Oli phant. from ice Lon,:un : and It ear, lAborg, from Cette, for Sim t .ollatrglo —Arrived, and remains, the Patty, Sias.' ng:sl, from Annorridoo, for Pernansbueo.— l'ame down from the River floe C./nada, Parker. for Chaslepton ; Henry, Thonspon. for Quebec; and llajesty's selowee:: ViJneer, for rertstuoutli. Dvieratre. Arrat.4.—Oor apprehensions with regard to the f.te of the American s'.sip, Mar!a, have been un tortunntely realiTe I. The g !les of Tars last even ing, and the three following. days, completed the wreck of this valuable ship, and the shores of the Sol way POO' are note cool: strewed with whole awl broken hogsheads of !lletreci, stare.;, atei hemline of hogshead-, together stills tb.• iong-hoat, pinnace. and other Inaterisk !whin:ring to tile Al aria. The sight If so mneh damaged toh.cea has prose', a powerful temp tation to the ponsoi c1.44•t0 ahont Annan and various oilier I.lares, is ho. In•ling for the loss sustained tie the ow:lers of 9'r Maria, have thonght only how they contl hest defeat the vigiiance of the excise and enstom-ls rise ogi:•.•rs. lit I the thefts been petty, awl confined to a few old wire., who growl 0.11114 Uoveroolent for t talqi! c i gererely their favourite an . I u ba t e pri.:•:ip.ll ..njo:turat is a " luntin few. - and a near.,, •oc it by the cottage fire-side, no grist h , r ,„ tvou : I blvel;e.os.lone; lest the de?red stions, we arc sure, r,, :. we heel on IS muds I trier ani will rive rio% l-r!ta.• I, t.s a nnmhes of prose curios., before the JoNtsce., fir trail- is due to the Wirers ein;...nyed its iris eersicss for their excellent at vaegtonents and in le-ft•ip:al,le exerions. Two men, we understand, have hr: •s apprehended it Autism who had the aniarity to I:reakitsto a darn ant forcibly carry off ;ls/al.i. of Tot, altrE they had been saved bt an bobs itAg to We CsistOlWL .47 • :• f: Pr E.% LT. (Pr, ru C'orricr.) cnariaa or IUVIOILIDA .UD ?rin To APRIL 6. Eleidluet Ar.ntiOrs - - - A 13.730 11tatli t•ca - - - 163.456 Vint• tri their Capital - - - b 9.123 treidwitl4 Nillun%lll , :bt Civil 1.14 t 634.1'24 Parton% Annuitir4 - - Uttar cbargra To!al e:rirp.l - - 9,49k0,ruu Sur plus t 1U.267.617 ?WE AISTRACT or ?Br NTT ►PloDtct or ENE DIITENL E Foil IDE otAirrait ENDED ZrErt lbl9, AND 3TII PRIL, linU. is al roLLutit:— ISM. Cirdoins - - it,110.00 Excise - Sherpa - - - I,s:st ;•i7 Post-1)41-e - - 5.'110 Ass:-:. kt Taxes - Y IM Gni Taxes - - 144,410 illorellameous • .4 ISiO. Cutitonii - -.f 1.010.70 s ir - - 5A:C0.335 ,iramp.i - - 1.133.;h14 341.U00 - b 73.716 Land Taxes • - SUP Miseellane, , us -40.911 U Tutid -.t !d1,918 I Total The laciest, no ellsen bails the Quarter just ended, Is - 1487.96 Tbs decrease uu others - - - 318,544 - 1 1J,703,1147 Increase PRURY LANE THEJTRE. iVAI - AL IN LIG E.VCE. ClWarr Straw SPORTING LYTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, MO. THLRSDAT. Sweepstakes of 130 gs ouch. It:oft. 9st. 71b. D. M. Lord Stowell's Anti (311111C110, brother to Blucher - - - 1 Doke of Portland's c. Mr. Low, by Walton. unt of Pledge Mr. Watsen's e. by Pericles. cut of Pope's dam - - - 3 Doke of tirafton's h. e. by Phantom, nt tof Pope Joao 4 Mr. Dotoglss's eh. c. by Election. coot a Stanstord mare, data. Miss Judy Lyles betting on Anti Golllenn 5 to 2 agst Mr. Low.— Won easy. Sweepstakes of 150 es each. h. ft. ; for &a.. Sst. 7ib.: so 1 t-st. 31b. ; the produce of untried mares. or got by untried stallions. R. M. Mr. Cdsorm's e. Ab*, by Trt;sle, out of Rrisels - - - I Lord 0. 11. Earesellsh's c. by MiddleCtorpe. out of Cat $ to lon Lord 0.11. Cavoldisb's c.-14 cn by a Imsgth. Swespstakesof 100 p each, h. ft.; colts, Pat. 71b ; fillies. Nit. 41h. T. Y. C. Lord Jersey's e. by Waxy. oat of Deem* - - - Lard beler's f. by Pericles. cat of Bess Mr. Payne's f. by Crisp* out of Vide Sophia - - - Mr. Rash's eh. c. by V. ray, out of tringtail - - 4 6 to 4 ego Mr. Rush's eh. e.—Won by half a !prob. Mr. B. tilno*s Mortimer. 7st. 10ib. btu Mr. Lambtorea Ag-icola. rsst. Sib. D. )i. 100 gs, h. ft.-8 to 4 apt Mord mer.—Wt u easy. The Claret stakes of talto7, each, b. R. for colts. sst. 71b. ; 61144. ill. tills. I). I. The owner of the secoad horse la altherar, his stake. H. R. H. the Duke of York'. e. Banker. by Smolensk° - I Mr. I . :mitt:errs gr. c. Finaucler. bs Tressurcr - - - V 3 to 4 on Fin-ncier.—Won easy. Duke of Portland's Tiresive. E.t. 215. beat Mr.°. L. Fore Merlin (bloke down), Sst. OW. A. F. 300 gs. h. ft.-4-6 to 4 otiTirrshis. The Cockboat Stnkes of 100 gs each. h ft. ; colts, 9st. 41b. ; tint. lib. D. M. Fir J. Shelley's r. Ivanhoe.. by rbitturo. dam by 11 ,-, ltyn I Lord CI rostvuor's r. by Theiderbolt, out of Floe e r - * Frosres eh. r. Clan Albo, by Diet:abuse rt. dr to by Herter. pot of Motor:oak's dui Lord Eieter's hr. f. by Prrtees , out of Bess - - - - 6 to o on litnhoe.—Won by 3 length. The Forfeit Class of the ()attends Stokes of tOys each. D. I. Mr. Lakes Heater. 11-1 - rs old. 7st. 1216. Lord Jersey's Master fltnry. 4-yrs old. !Ist. 71b. - - - Mr. Hoeverle's Zieir. 3-yrs old. 7st. - - - - - 3 Mr. H. Edward's Rhoda. 6-yrs eld.tist 12tb. - - - - Mr. Charlton's David. 6-yrs old. Sit. 71b. Lord Rotts'e terns, 4-vrs old, est. 31b. Mt. Rsmshottom's c. by Walton, out (Nettie -% .1-yrs old, est. 31b. Mr. Joan's December Filly (foaled December, 1 4 .46) 4-yrs old. 7st. lalb. - - - ..... The Judge placed bet 4. 7to 4 apt Banker—O to 4 agst Mr ster Henry-4 to 1 apt Zadig-6 In 1 sgst Lepus.—Wcn by a It.nrtb. Sweepsts tee of It Ogs each. h. ft.: for rafts, Er:. Tab.; Likes bst.49). B.:.1. Mr. litotrebewar's c. by Roberts, out of Oster to tinily rec. -- - u Major Whon's eb. e. by Jtviiper, cat of Tippitt iteitet. Ct. 31b. rec. :t. from Mr. 0 raham b. f. Pa lient.e. by rube's; oat of a Sliattto mare, 7a:. 12:b. Ab. M. 1041, h. It. M4RKET.S. Coax Excessar, Arum 7.—Oar eontint:.si abundantly eulppli Il with all rrain al , hnurn there hate been but few fresh arrinls tonlay, the Iran tity lett over fresco Wednesday's market wit far mere than the deu..ind required, yet prim samples of both Wheat enrol arlry maintain Welursdity : but t:se middline deseriptiva of the I:s•tLr article wcre feted full .24. per quarter lower, he: eollA not he gut Pit at that 111)1 . .tinent.—The OAt trrle was exceedingly heavy, owing to the excessive supply.—Reans and Yeas are Is. per quarter .cheaper than on MAittly, au,l very dull sale at that decline. ..... . tiesseuetstas Ammer. Amu. market morning was bet middlingly ?applied, in tomNuenea of which the last ourket pricts Dilly maintained them "Arra, whirls 11'47 also the same ..rich other fo7ts et cattle. —Mutton, Veal, Pork, and Lamb, remain in rive as per List market (To Fink the per %ton: of Sibs.) _ _ Beef . . *A to 5.t. *.tton . 4s. tid. to a:. 101. Veld . . &4. !H. to es. 6.1 Pork . . fos. H. to es ed. Lamb . . N. toll. to Ss. 01. CATII.II AT si►s3iT. neoltS Calves . Sheep, &e. . . . . 4.966 . . . . , HAT MARKEr.—TIir above agaraq rem*.. as is price as per last quotation.--Straw and Clover, no alteration in itself prices. Hay SI. 104. Oa. to V. 10s 61. . . . cl. 414.4k1. to ttl. . It. Is. Od. to 11. lOs. Oa. A w ret c h, named Jaw s Hardy. a watettaaa, of Sheer ness, was a few slay! sitter conveYeil to the county gaol, charged with having violated the person of hisdaughter ia-law, a girl onit 12 years of ag , e. The villain had, but a few weeks previous to the eerpetration of the crime; married the mother of the unfortunate girl. EKTRAPItIII 411 IT Alatt.Coacif Koantar.—Abont seven o'clock on the evening of Monday last, a female, gen teelly dressed, who called hereelf . llln. Johnston, went •"'"noi - - - to the Belfast Mail-coach (10111 re, in Setkvillystreet, Dublin, and took four inside seats for the following Wednesday evening, for which she paid eight guineas, and went away: on the Wedneelay evening, pre- Sloes to the coach styling from the office, .11r. John Duggan. wbo belonrs to Ile coach-office, seeing that Mrs. Johnston. and the number of pentins stated, bad mit arrived, went to examine ti e roach, and found that a man and woman had taken their seats tbctein; he asked them if they had any baggage, and was iuforinci by the man, that they would he met at the Canal-bridge, by two gentleusea, who wore to o:-cupy the two remaining. seats, and who Would brine the Inggage. 'The coach La•ely, as some labourers were Jigging gut!!t in a pit then drove off: as the arrival of whieii ii: the turnpilie at the corner of Market an's-piece, by th e of toe gate of betinscondra , the man rafted to the guard to stop, read lea.ling to Chesterton brick-kilns, they discovered saviag, he thought he would have done so at the Canal a shoic which contained part of the remains of a I ; bridge, as at that place the coach was to ! been met human being, via. the head, pre --hone, collar-boats, i by two gentlemen, and some luggsge, wiroout which auele-busies, ribs, &e. some of which are in the posses !could not proreed. He requested the guard to return siun of a person in this town. who %' br "MI to Su" ; with bins to the bridge ; meantime aril the fema!e them to she curious . The coffin, it it Cunjectsretv, was alt _ kted. and walked toward . the canii. i n a little deposited in the time of the Suttees, soon atter their I tint:e, the man who had been foremost, reverted the establishwint in this Wand, prebidelit in the reign Of 'guard to take care of the lady while he went to seek King Sigetort , about thy M i year M. The place where t ! hi s fr i end , the lady, however, Lad by this tins. dip ing for more than half an . at was found is adjoining the old Roman works of the` a ßume n npeared asso , en d the gesrif returne.:t alone to th it Castle, and near the site of the Rumen Brawn. in the l o r tscft, which, after wa ro_ands k of ) 11 11141441ene 041, 1(e- The i'llgth o f th e ' l hoer without being joined by the company, pro ro.!iii, frn the eutside, is via hart six inches; the inside, crested un i's jOITUrV. the arrival-of the coact,. at about fcet• The ctillin was h'nkeni in tor*egnenee I Newry. the parcel*, it:. were calle.l over, *hen it was of falling (ions the place where It was originally depo- I discovered that parcels directed to the following houses sited, to unit where tt was fount, a distance of -twenty were missile', vii.: —A canvass parcel, tie : ors. feet. There is na inscription or urn i ntent on theta fe, f lat and Cm Belfast a rim parcel to Messrs. J. mar. whirls *rears to borr been roughly hewn from one no and l'o. : 'nattier to Messrs. J. Cossun and (.o. ; a %tusie.--kraas!, pirpc,.) l third to Mente. J. edentherhlot, Belfast ; also, tno pa- Vied, a few slays :ince, at Littleport, In the 95th year . paper paredi for Sw a n aa•i Wa wa% N ew: y ; a ll o t'whi c h of his ate, Mr. Bieber.' 5i0.L11, farawr. IL, wife died contained Isailltmotee and which had been rafaly lociced about fog'? vl3 rq axed 'JS: thee were married in lapin the prita:e locker of the coneh, which is trued up 17*. and lived happily together tor upwards of 70 exclusively'for the conveyance of Bankers' and ethet years; end at the time wt Mr.. Simiall's swath. hie ge. • valuable pine's. Among' the parcels were notes of the ncrations of the family se err in existence. ft way be • Belfast Bank. from the bons • of Messrs. let..on and wank remarking, that there is also living at Littlepurt • Law, At.bey,:tr...., and also of tie Hank o f Sir W. Aka. A person of the name of Ando.. alio is is good health.;under and Co. and in fill pus-wapiti° of his facultiaa, a l e h as !,,i ar ,..5 unme t te n,unirr. • lhe everts robbed Per I t . f, drn i.eoa. 4 are, There is Itt . r/ this comi d e i e d hi s mks year; !bat a taw ihutt!:a ago , tobberi a b;f e ng •Le r•.:sot t . of a tar - core —rt pia ,. , d we there were five other persons in the parish , whose united ! slier. is MS little doabt of those who esti...Mt . ages ansgotited to years, tins of Pimp are no:et:Cy ted it being detected t'os vigilance of orr po k e. dead. i(Corrick'r . mg J ost.). ~~ f .4 I ' k I . ' r 'I ..