The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-09-17 00:00:00

,t , • 0 ' • 1 N ... - •:••• f N ' .'l ..; • '''k , ..- I, ' iiP toad PO/17'NY. TO 11/ • G. I resist that sweet sodocti-e Nor feel the magic of t►at witebiag rye, • Whose blue la softer than the cloudless sky Wbea the fell moos is up, amid every isle • 1• 'Of light booms mildly Car I boar asmsted That 'mike et musk, w►ich slight bear • pert 1a Healia's miostirby ?—asy raptor•d heat Full oft the power of shy damns has pined. 1. sikat twisty Ewe family (aid, Whilst Laves soft Same leer all my maws stele And wham oa me thou Mamie( eyes were rais••l, Their thrilliag gloats slim tiwoogh say trembling seal, Rapt is the sweet delirium of love, Like sae who g.ses on soma spirit from above. I, Reeertareel, Boolferd•►ws. R. P. DRURY•LAMR THEATRIC. On Saturday night, alter the splendid pageant of 71m Commotion, the open , of Atosina was performed, for the purpose of Miss Povirirs re-appearance in Rosins, being her first performance since her reco very from o very long and very severe indisposition. The peals of applause and cheers of welcome which boiled the return of this interesting young Lady to her professional duties, were of the most warm and animated description, and for some ments he sup port of Mis% CURITT nod Mr. KNIGHT, which was mNst considerately rendered. was necessary to Nu tria her under the effect of this kindly greeting, which laid nearly overpowered her feelings. Her self-possession restored, she soon probed to the de. light of ass rbd iniong audience, that however strong the tracer of her recent sufferings in her countenance and person, her voice and her powers of execu. boo were at least wholly unimpaired. not to say in some degree improved. " The darns ret!inis," and " Whilst with venture maids," were enchantingly sung; the latter in particular called down repeated rounds of enthusia►tic sp. !disuse, and the most flarieriog tertituoirie. of the delight and satisfaction of the audience accompa nied every one of her efforts in succession. Mr. T. Coo[[ was the Behrille of the evening, und gave the songs of the p.rt with his accustomed judg ■tent. Miss CUBIT?, in Phalle, acquitted herself very well ; her songs were delightfully given, eviociag a degree of improvement in her execution highly creditable to her infirmary und assiduity in the prosecution or her professional studies. Mr. in Wareing, excelled in the personification of rustic feeling. The quarrelling scene wish Pherbe was an animated end highly amusing effort ou both sides. . . ron, Serrenssa - 14. We have heard, from very respectable authority, that his Majesty will not visit his Hanoverian king dom during the present year; and tort he way nitwit-1y be expected at the Pavilion. The season is wow at its height. Notwithatand iog the magnitude of the town, there are few houses sod lodgings to be procured. We have many of the nobility here ; but the greater portion of our visits*, consist of °pale's' merchants and tradesmen. MadoussFCatalacii, we hear, leaves us this day for Cheltenham. Saarrass.—bliseerlsor Wellesley, Countess of Athlone, Sir Loftus and Lady Otway, lady Barker, Lady Price, Lards G. sad J. Bentiock, Lady T. Yyner, Mr. Evelyn, M.P. Darsavuaes.—Lord Petra, fur Thurodutt Hall, Brent wood, Eases; Lady Louisa Lynou, fur St. James's square; Alin Plants, for the British Moses. ; Mr. J. Richards, for !Headmaster Terrace, Bayswater ; Heat. 11th wirinieni, hie Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex; Geseral . Bheb,for Clitsterlield-aireet, Mayfair. On Wednesday her R.oyul Highness the Duchess of KEPT. intruded by Capt. CONROY, and the Ladle* of her household, arrived at Portsmouth from Bognor, for the purpose of proceeding in the Commissioner's yacht to the Isle of Wight ; but Air weather bring boisterous, her Royal Highness declined the visit. Alter bring conducted roused the gerriven by • Admiral Sir JAN[{ WIIISTSHRD, and General Sir JAMIS LYON, cud their Staff, her Royal 1-figliness set WI to view that interesting spot Netley Abbey. On Thursday last her Royal High. stele honoured Southampton with a visit, Wring peevionelv takers a view of the verierible remains of Dr elle, Abbey. Her Royal Highness slighted from her carnage at All Saints' Church. which she in spected, mid departed the same afternoon. The hinds cod ertendatihe of her late MAJESTY have taken several routes since the remains of her lIIAJEbTY have been deposited at Brunswick : M. Hier-mimes, Marlette Bran, sad the other domestics, relsiamwd by Cashmere ad Harwich. Alderman Wood and the Ree..l. P. Wood went round by Amsterdam, and embarked at Calais, sod were lauded at Deal. lurl and Lady Hood, Lady Ann Hanoiluta, and Mr. We«. Auntie, returned by Pilo, and larded at Dover from Calais. Dr. Lothiortuo, sod Lady sad Cassia Hesse, treat to litereelr, awl ere shoo arrived. Mr sod Mrs. Wilde are Ruse to Italy. Litotes:LA lluostato has ►eturned to Roves, where Os rt bodes. On Monday last Sir WILLIAM and Lady SARAH Ue CrLcrtoNY left Southampton fur Cheltenham. The IViuttoor Theatre clued oh Saturday for tin: stwlu►. The perfurtuattera were fur the benefit ul Nil. i2lOll.liY. 'l • hc bubisu Theatre closed for the season on TuriA•y, with mu Addrim spoken on the ucciontni ►a Mt. It peon:it-ea several improve mew, iu lb& mesa, and boasts that there. for the bait time its all Irittli Theatre. Matt a revered and V11( 6 146111, Monarch received the enthusiastic and btl.-tliuimute greeting* of a loyal pe•stilv. 5i,..,. pew yeara ago. whets the premised Marquis of I usuusutitair was sia the streets of &Mot, s poor •iiiith l'at craved bt. lharity, but all him tutpor. Nutt) *a% 111 j at length lie and, in OH ultea•ed solar, and rather indignantly. 4• Only ■ tenirennay, :.our ..... ur ; by J —a It wall brut all your lftet►rtl& • THE BOIIRRONS. The Ontialso Cisheror hr guistiedad his billows for the manno, loyally dinnilmag hit sadism at the claw of a Lactate an the sobeact to which he holm often called their aitentioa with lb, fallowing oitmovations, whieb mast ki hape haw called forth by Ohms lollies awirrinista. sot am imusesin le Weary •• It is usual with the mei and the utility S. see god repro. sent effects like those I presume to mob, w these meatless (and we have of coma atpariesimil it lo•ossonion with others), as appeals In your rearm nail arenibill.y, sots mina feaus—o• which ammo, as the tociaty is salaams to he held est to mimodevslaisii ajoke, it frosts it will set he led hy the posiderons gravity of a Nikkei (male • stale of the animal system seldom inadiatodon its animal pillow with a smile) to transgress Ms bonds of thin good lionsour which gaiety shoold inspire; s ie , In its own detract, it tithed; through use, the digoity of the priors pad p,. pies sf sleep in emend, or of that particular example of it for which I may he ainesahle. First, I shoald sot he sorry if, from list high idea I am reedy to eatertsia,of the parts and taleats of this eisimpuly, that the sleep I ascusmagie le sissy of you, should be of that kind of which at PIKS sad the glorious Apollo should take adaotage, whew they-- "Dictate to you slumbering, .r inspire Ray year unpremeditated verse." Aud if Apollo makes this sublime us* of sleep, it Aiwa be wisest that Mercury has bees said by the seidesta. mea to cause this slats so less this your Letterse t who usual. leg his (adman, that deity— ' " Grasps within his awful hand Themark of 'itemise power—his tositie wood; • With this he draws the ghosts from hollow graves. With this he drives them down tlie•fitygliso waves; With this As seals in slop nut trahqfel eight.* And so, pray °balm, that at least, my operaismos tenet be said totally to forfeit the appellation of ausrawkil. " Bet from those of my auditors the lout poetica l I should fear little blame fur being compared to thejudiehms physi cian, who, when some irritating disorder has produced feverish symptoms, suggestieg the possibility if dun/crows errors of insanity, should prescribe timely opiates, dot, dif fusing a 'slater, torpor over the limbs, restored the raving mind to soundness, to dispel a daily danger of waders and cosilagrations. But_ aigother pride of sleep yet temaiss, in prophetic dream., stab as the Poet fairs wire those in which Henry IV. of France behehl the glories of lii. demendaats, sister slur! coodesmned to faded temporary brightness. "Yet let me at least obtain sosperise from this sleep though the object of my panegyric, while I call your sttestirm to his deseendsot sow ow his throw, whose return to prosperity seems to form a mew epoch masked by victory over user potion; sod who, though • greater Kimg who roles this mighty country, is principally •vrekeniog the spirit of ism , prove...est on this globe, may yet is meniabl", soil We ami cable kepi, with him, stand fords as an eximple like that of Charles 11. in the last century, and aloofly it to sitter these words, pat into the mouth of David, by our first of laureate, Drrlem. For though suffering his hundred days of adverse foetus*, he then might have beeo thus repre sented as reservist himself for his comitiess days of prospe rity, sod the favour of heaven towards his cause might have bees thus repregenteds-- " Doubt mot the smith for fictions crowds engage Is their first inset, all their brutal rate. Then let diem take as ouresisted course Retire, sad traverse arid delude their force. But when they stated all breathless urge the fight, And rise upon them with redoubled might : For lawful power is still superior fogad, When lung *Pim hot*, at length it stair& the ground. He said; th' Almighty med.-bog gave congest, And peals of theader shook the brassiest. Henceforth is series of mew lima began, The mighty years is hag poserssiso rat; Ogee more the Gad, like David., was restor* And uiiliug Imali•011 bars their lawful! Lord." GRAND BALL AND SUPPER AT THE TOWN HALL, UVEEPOOL. The most splendid eatsrtaismeat of this kind ever wit. messed is Liverpool was given Go Thursday last by the Worshipful Thomas Le)laed, E.. Mayor of skis Borough. Cards of iovitatios had been extensively issued to the prin cipal families of the tows and neighbourhood, and sourly see thoosastd proems were present. Among massy either dia. tiogniabed individuate we smelted— The Countess of Derby, Lord Stanley, Lady Mary Stan ky, Captain Phibbe Hereby, and several others of the same lousily, the whole of the Knowsley party, ansountiog to 14 ; Lord sad Lady C,onsberusere, with five or six others of that family; Lady Henry Murray and family; Sir John Hillow,of Cheater; Sir i Joho Tibia; ii. Bootle Wilbraham, Esq. M.P. and family ; Joseph Birch, Esq. M.P.; Gen. Beckwith ; Ad. mint Murray; Mr., Mrs., sad Mies Egerton, of Greeford hall; Colonel sod Mrs. Egerton, of Tarporley ; the Rev. Itowlaisel Egerton %Verbenas and his as., of Arley; Col. Freed' and the star of the district ; Colonel Hodge, and most of the officers of the 19th regiment, now lying Isere. The compeity began to assemble shout 9 o'clock, aid con tinued to arrive le succession for two hours afterwards. (hi amending the grand staircase, they were received at t►e first door by four gentlemen, to whom this office had been dele gated, and by them conducted to the Mayor mid his Lady, who stood at the head of the first drawing-room. The Sue military heed of the 29th were stationed on the landing of the great stair*, sad entertained the company, as they tittered with select pieces of music, waltzes, marches, Sic. The dancing commenced about eleven o'clock, and the ball was opened by Lord Stanley and Mies Heal brute, daughter of the Rev. &mewl Heathrow, the Rector of Walton, and niece of Sir Thomas Hrathcute, Bart. of Horsley Lodge, Hampshire. The supper rooms below were thrown open at one o'clock, and, out entrance, preented • coup trait, which eves those who were the most accustomed to such spectacles declared was most striking and msg•tftceut. The tables wero adorn ed wilt' the superb gilt eaudelebnis used at the Mayor's tables, and with a number of elegant triangular verges•. or fruit stands, con*trueted after an antique model, sad finished so as to hoe all the appear•nre of frosted silver. At oat end of the principal tabie appeared • large real vine breath, pro fuer ly boug with bunches of grape,. and apparently grow tug out of a shyer vase. The supper, which was cold, comprised testy delicacy of the season which labour and expels,e could possibly procure, including every variety or game. an immesoie number of the fined lobsters, &e. The fruits consisted of nearly 3,000 peaches and nectarines, I,2ft) hunch... of grapes, estimated to weigh nearly • quarter of a toe, 100 pine apples, from two to four pound* weight each, and 120=1.10ns, besides other Crude. The company wtol 4141%11 to supper iii three divisions, and by that menus were perfectly After supper, dancing above, and conviviality below, were retooled with augmented vigour, nod the assembly did nut disperse till Dearly live o'clock its the morning, delighted be yond expression with the waited enjoyments of the eveniog. Many of the Ladies were profusely ornamented with diamonds; and the rooms were so brilliantly lighted 'bar every appemlege mad dem/Mime of beauty appeared to the greatest advantage. On Saturday afternoon. about four o'clock, ss the Duke of YORK was passing slung Charing- CMOs in an open carriage, acco.npunied by a groom, Ins horse fell. by which accident his Royal High ness was thrown oar. Several parsons who wit orr a. ea the accideut insteutly hastened to his imistatice. but we are happy to state that his Royal Highness did not seem to have sustained any serious injury. The illustrious Duke quickly mum v_ bas ►cat ta the carrisge and drove off. ORN ITN u Loo Y.—A flight of twenty-two of those curious birds, the Crossbal, wes secu sr 11'isteetoo, Ilerefordebire, un Moullay week. Mr. PITT of that plum shot awe. Probably these are the .owe birds whech were sera at Westfelton. iu Shropshire. Several were expoured for sale ill Bath market. II OXFo&D, SMIXti a 15. I• ALDERMAN We stated 'On Saturday that aWI of nide:merit. ECCLFAIASTICAC PROMOTIONS. *referred by Mr. Sharpe, of the Bridgeoateet Su- l Nis Grace the Amiability., of Canterbury has e ma nated the akainst the Pruprw s tor of The N ew e st h as l Rev. 11-iwge Ritailnlph, 31. A. amid Maiden. of Christ Chervh, been thrown out by the Grand Jury of Middlesex. in 1111$ """" .171 Si the vicarage of Eamri wish Ww " h ' "" The Sambrich, ge s t bull was founded upon re of lute !speech i Them Mills, BA. of Christ Chetah, this thriver. of the worthy Alderman, in which be ,11 I ttttt advert a '• • • .ic y, .—s d, o w his ...0 penti..., by the Lord with great 'severity on Mr. sltarpe. The following j St-hop of Isiorwreli, fu the hctory olWdotho.Sorulk. article. connected wish this subject, is copied front Rev. John latey, to else ...curry of Retie, Sutrulk.—• Me News of yesterday t--s Pairun, the Km,. • !try. Henry Do. Foe Raker, M.A. to the vicarage of " We have beta favoured h‘ the Chakill a• sh e cm" - Greetloo • . its the co . warty of Itutland.—Patrun, die Earl of mitiee who conducted Mr. Weidman's 'keno. with this w ino . ] pi ; following doemlaests. From she. it will he seen how far Mr. Windlasses remarks*. Sharpe were libellous, or how is far they were Pettily applied. llPM ite O r o l ted j' 6 71 . :11 4 C vs . ti ll e . e il h igi as: g lit e ::l N to . the " Ca r i l vi m iltra it au ß f ir D r v ii s a a ii t ir l e . ri " [Mr. Wit/Masan, reeling en his known character, did Eke Lord Cha nc ell or h as presetit.il tug key. Julia Single. Net wish Shea . decimates , to he.poloNhett at the time the tau to the rectory of Suites by, near Spolaby. Lincolnshire. cirennistasicesattendi4 them (*carrel.] The following is s copy of a hand-bill, of which we can bring the fullest proof, Sharpe acksowledged himself to be the sober sad disseinioator:— " To as Worthy Iftedoe4 of the city of L•ada n .. " Many yeah nen there resided w the village of hershoin, near Wreaisam.an induration? •san,.itnipl•iyrd in she iron works sheet, who h i d a su e gifted wish the powers aura : . tory, which be was is the habit of diNP111)11)Ir t« the admisriag inhaltitauts of his native plats from the elevation that a tub afforded him. " A Welsh village awl a tub being too narrow a space for the exercise of his talents, he ia said in hays transferred them to the more enlarged and palisdlar sphere of the metro polis and its bustiugs; bovine, in the course of that period", aegu!red the ulna' and deserved accouipasiiments of iodastry and perseverance—a competent Ls tone. " 1 would ask you, Geetlemen, whether there be ansoigil you an individual, who, thus possessed or the g,.od things of this world, and his fisher sunk into she grave, would leave his widowed mother to linger out her days in a parish mirk howse, or drag on her existence. supported by • acuity paro chial allowance, or the charity of 'onagers? " I would ask Mr. Robert Waithusan if he can trace in the foregoing representation any assimilation in his ?wet ease? " If he shook! unequivocally answer in the negative, and rut should deem him is other respects worthy of your sat: ratite, Ikea, gentlemen, by all means let him obtain your support. If, WI the contrary, he should not be able to reply to tibia simple question in a satisfactory way, si remains fur you tu decide, whether an iadividu•l, Ott wipin g loth inspoia. Iron can by possibility rem, be or he not a It Representative of your interests in Parliament ; or whether any person ran be devoted a pmper guardian Of your pail ital. civil, and moral rights in the Legislature, who is destitute of those feelings which nature has assigned to the brote creation—a due pro leetiuh autl succour, iu their old age, of those from *bum their being is derived. " A LOYAL INHABITANT, taut re Liveryman. " Loudon, J wie It 011." This atrocious libel sous reached Wrexham, from whence th e rellorsioir letter, addressed to the Cbairmaa of Mr. Waitbman's Committee, was t r lilted: GCNTLIIIIEN —Having penned in the public prints • moat iflarfilUOlS letter, rifiectioe opus. the character of my friend and corotrymasi Robert Widthwise's, I have procured the prefixed testimonial of his good conduct to his smother sod family, which you are at liberty to make use of it auy way yen stay think best. " 1 ars, gentlemen, " With best wishes for Mr. Weidman's success, " Your most obedient Servant, " JAMES KENRICK. I. Wrexham Jame t 2, 1818." " To the Commaittee for coodoethig Robert Mafioso, Boor's. Election. We, the eadenigeed. beieg inhabitants of Bentham mil Wrezbems, express our surprise sod indigestion at ening in the public prism a copy of a Mod-bill, "dammed •to at winds, Electors of she City of Leonia,' ba.nly reaming so the character idols, consigner Mr. Weinman. We knew Mr. Waiihmas's notbrr, sad Ommetainamory to his filial at. brains sod liberal support for Missy years previews to her death. That she was solely maintained controllably by bias to the time of her deerskin, sad buried at his exposes in a respectable meaner. That isonead Of t suffering her to Inger in a workhouse, or to be supported by parochial relief,' he was forward to render her every comfort, sad the liberal sup. plies allowed by him were fur years previous to her death paid through the bauds of the undersigned Joke throve, whom also be has foraished several breeches of ibe family pp to the present time wish pecusiary sod othorassito &nee. to short, Mr. Waitbona's kiederss to his mother sad family furmed a bright example fur imitation, and was the praise of the neighbourhood. As witness our heads this 224 day of June, 1819. " Thomas Jones, Curate of Wrexham.. " Ebeeiezer Williams, Curate of Wrexham. " James Da, _davenport, l enu_ " Samuel Edwards, " Hugh Davies, ) 0 " Hugh Morris, f verleerg * " Jobs Williams, draper, Wrexham. " Edward Jumes, farmer, Btfle•Ill. " Jobs Painter, bookseller, Wrexham. " Anne Tye, bookseller, Wrexham. " Joh. Jones, surgeon, Wrexham". " W. F. Jenkins, draper, Wrexham. " Charles Poyser, draper, Wrexham. " Richard Browne, attorney, Wrexham', " John Harrison, plumber, kr— Wrexham. " Jump!' Ames, grocer, Wrexham. " W. Edward., farmer, Stanaley, are, WMI6IIIII. " Jobs Menleve, Career, 4, John Edwards, fa rm e r , Stunk", Meehan'. " T. Edwards, farmer, " William Williamson, saddler, Wrexham. " Hugh Morns, shoemaker, Wrexham. " Richard Briseoe, chymist, Wrexham." " We might add to the above respectable testimonial, an extract from a speech delivered u• the same subject by Sir Watkia Williams Wynn, at a dinaer of the Welsh Cha rity, at the Hams in Kesniagtuu. Coon driuking the ' Livery of London,' the Chairman observed, ' that Wales had the honour of producing tso of she most distinguished Members of that distinguished body, namely, Sir W. Lewes, the father of the city, and Mr. Alderman Waltham'. With regard so the latter. be thought it proper to lake this occa. 'ion of stating, that the rumour t aßoat at the last Lou. don Election, that Mr. Waitheasu had behaved ill to his re. Mitres in Wales, was a base calumny. This, aided, be was enabled to affirm, as t►e scar neighbour to Vl'rexhans, the birth-place of Mr. Waithman, who nes, in fart, an honour to the Principality of Wales ; rind all goad Welsh. men must be proud to find one of their Ludy raining him. self by the honest exertion of his industry and tales' to the distinguished situation of Representative of the But Com mercial City iu the world'."—(load applasso ) TOR AnNY. Friday the resmalarler of the 101 k lust embarked its the Lando , ' transport at Partrommils, lord saikB log Pirmassith. The 11111 fu.•t regyarees The 88th regiment, Colonel Nicol, lately 'Owned fray St. Helga's, is ordered to Hull, sostead of H'emloss barracks, Northamptonshire. Thuroday *et* the last.detoehmeat of the Bth foot. nude r lb* rommars.l of Major Thompaun, embarked at Hell an hoard the Carolina transport, fur the Isle of Wight ; drsli sation supposed •t. Heliora. The pas foot is expected at Hull, on the 19th hotfoot, to relieve theft', now in garrisoo, ord.•red for 'reload. Major IPShaughaessy, of she 4bth regional, has berm tried by a Gement' Court Martial, at Coluombo, is the Island of Ceylum, en several charges of a very serious nature. The proceedings of the Court Itlartial bare bees mud home to be laid before his Maj. sty. Ori Theraday last, a aerjeant and seventeen rank mud Ole of the 79th Highlanders, roofer the Carina ad of l.rrut••aaat L. Cameroon, left Limerick garrisurs, in the Lady of 04 Shawnee steam Imes, to do daisy at Tartu.. t. 'Thursday, 320 of the 86th reel/nerd of toot marched intro Stamford, on their say from Chatham to Hull. The 68th serf long ►tativaed at St. Helrna to guard Bouayarte. We mentioned is our last that the 91.1 reginsrut cap under orders fur the Nest ladies. We sitter 11134Crsilleld that this highly respectable tamps is IQ rustairk at this port mine time iss the mouth of Oeteber.—(Grmarrch Advertiser.) The town of Queenborough Mill continues in a Mate of effervescence. On Monday, the 3d inst. a min who had for some time been parading the streets, with a cutlass in one mind and a mstul tit the other, and Waiving himself very disorderly, wee 'gyre beaded mid put into the town pot, and, from what had been before expressed, a purse of constables was stationed round ;t. At night a number of tutu m i d w o m en as sembl e d together at the gaol ; the latter kept the constables us bay by (bruising stones end other missiles at than, sad by oilier rough treatment, by which one a the constables was pu►hed into a pond near the place, whilst some of the former commenced knocking down one of the walls of the prison, stud soon set the prisoner at liberty ; they succeeded in getting him on bowl a ship, from whence he cannot he taken without a warrant called a " silver oar." The number of persons being so great, and the constables being I kept at a distance, the persons who actually broke the wall down eautiot be ascettatued. EX fRAORDINARY PU ENONENA. Os Thursday se'nnight, about two (o'clock p. in. an extra orditia.y pbeuomewow, elated a Sea Boar, was ohrerveol Plymouth and along ibe adjacent coast. The tide suddeuly mite upwards of four feet, and almost instantly retried. One brig and several boats Woke adrift in Sutton Pool, but nu considerable damage took place. A similar occurrence took place at Truro, about the same time. Ou Friday the 7th blatant, a moguls, phenomenon was ob. ward at Amadei, by the vbbiag and fluerisig of the giver Arun, fire different limes in the rouser of two hours. When the great earthquake at Lisbon took place, oat the lat of November 1755, a similar circumstance occurred, and with the same underlatioa of the waters, although on tre mulous Alumni was felt. CURIOUS CEREMONY. The fultowieg extract from a letter from Madras. elevcrihes the singular mode of enamoring to she Nabob of the Car. static, the accessions of our King to the ' ratline had • rated thew off bete the other day, is eras the reading of the Kiag's letter to the Nabob of t►e Catwalk. who lives short • mile from the Port, wader John Company's thumb. All the troops were eat and formed a street from the &s -weetmeat Hues, to the (Nabob's) Palace of Chepank. The letter was carried by she Secretary to Ike Govern. meet on • iresneodoes large elephant, covered dour to the grimed wish • emetic of crimes. velvet, edged with gold ; the Howe's , ass covered with the same, and the Molted clad in crimson ulk; the head, enrol, tusks, feet, Ike. of the elepheot being most beautifully painted. He was met at Chepaak by the Nabob, mounted also tea a large elephant, similarly eaparisoaed, only the •elvet covering was mudded wish geld stars, and the Hosteler was finely gilt. After reading the letter salutes were bred from the smiler!, wallies by the troop., Ike. The thing did net go off .0 well as it ought to have dome, bet we wade a fine shew, a great noise, and buret lots of powder, and Mackey was ve►y much delighted. Whe• all Nur was over, we went into the Palace to breakfast, which was excellent, being quite Eoglish. There were lots of dasseing girls, who lamed mad sung. Wises breakfast was 6oished, I went Soto the Herber (we Presume Chamber), •rid ►ad a peep st t►e flossed (throne), got a little emu of roses soil rose water oo my handkerchief, a string of Bowers round my neck, with some belle and cinnamon done up is • leaf dimly gilt, sad getting irks • bandy, drove home about ten o'clock, heartily tired, having beeis Gut since live o'clock is the morning. The palace does mut look like one, according to our ideas, the rooms are low, and are bang with lout' sg glosses and lamps, as thick ae they sass nick. The Herber is covered wish a beautiful oilmen velvet ca. pet, Seely em broidered with gold, but all sorts of blsrk rabble were ad milted—but the Nabob is pleased with it, sad tha't is (sough. —Port St. George, April 11, IStl." FIRE IN PRINCM-bTREET. Oa Saturday afternoon the remain of soother of she un fortunate persons who lost their lives in she Are is Princes. street was dug out of the raises is t►e shop of Mr. Densest, hairdresser. There was slily the trent of t►e body fond, sod from the apps f one of the breasts, which was perfect, it is supposed to be the body of she daughter of Mr. Poe, a lodger iu the hone, who, with her mother, tinfoils palely perished. The body was curled in a shell to St. James's bouchouse, where the other two bodies dug oat pre viously are deposited, and remains fur a Corouer's inquest. We understand that ►he Gicyneddigioa Medal, for the best ode on " Lie Fall of Llywelan," fiss been awarded by the Soc►ety to the Welsh Bard, who culls himself lig fulicele. A free pardon is off. red by his MAMMY to any accomplice, with a reward of SOO/. by the Lords of the Admiralty, for the discovery of the perilous coa cerued in the late felonious affray at Mar.h Say, near Margate. lie the neighbourhood of Manchester, Bolton. Bleckbuin, Rochdale, Todmorticii. &c. work is now become so plentiful. that it is d fficult to ob tain workmen sufficient. not merely as sommfac wren', but also common day labourers.—(Dovecas ter (Awns.) CARItuLI:II SCHYMC.—Not two Blanks to a Prise—every Prize Sterling Money—Tuagit of THIRTY THOUSARD, and Thirty other Capitals. A fire took place on the 10111 of April at the town of °moo Bay, Honduras, whets 4.50 houses were consumed. Ou Monday last two persons, of the name of REYNOLDS (but tii nu way related) were interred at Cheshuut, under somewhat remarkable estrum stances. The gentlemen, Mr. Jolla REYNOLDS, Hear 90 years of age, was formerly a brewer at Choihunt, but had lived some years at Margate ; the lady, who was wife of Mt. %'ILLLAN REY NOLD*, attorney, of Cheshunt. having gone to Margate lor the benefit of her health, took up her te.ideuce in the house of the old gentleman, and they both died so nearly together, that their re mains were conveyed to their rripretive families at Cheraistant, and to the sane churchyard, cm the tursue day. • V , eb-At OLD B t 4ILI F 5F".1.111V5. 1161114D4 11r. 4, .hrremp Gerfiad wasarreigoed appals/1i fee sale •ilv.e.„ ..I. spoons, which WI *pm them • ring. el mail restraining lab 'Y stamp of the Graldeswities Craipoi.y Tu his isulot.tio.of he pled, d QuiVg. He Ives again air oigiord fur of the spoons, bus so that he plradrd Ntif Aseirah Carleam hating beep d. wish four other yore,/ mew, for uttering forged U. ni.tro, plead. d Grift, to the capital tamer. He then, .tior irritating I. his pie., (ihou t h wend of his perilona 31111E111M by Mr. Lows (Irritant) hewed leave to 'occupy the ,line of the Coral whsle he adeemd a few word, to. their Iradthips, to sii. w. why he implored merry fur Ilium tad his wife. He 111.4 read from • pep.r, wh.rh he hi Id .ith • hand I/v.644.4- • with anxiety, with tears rraeontiog (iorr his oyes, as d or he a finitieri•K tongtie, the follow' g appe..l f mercy: " Ny Lard—Having resiotraly c4r.idereol the vgatracln, y samaras in which my mirfuttion , r, and the ea 4 which I atand charged., have piaci 41 ire. I bare ivot It rewrote the time of the Cowl in hnoving upon it. whilst/ay owe (vomit-are has alrea.ty ronnet me. 0 I have, therefore, only to implore the is.-rry it.. Coert spins eraself and my wife; sad ir Isesennh tirat may be iniffered to repair, by a life of peniteo.er atool 0... dowry it another country, the wrongs I have (lure to 'rooter.' le thi.. 1 had the howoor of serving his ailviesty in glee royel warier, few a period of sear. yetis, with she appear/nation yf auperiter olimers. Sulm•peently, poverty and di•lresar •, of the ed argent and iniielerable nstnie, oa. rots/lased ay... I had the misery of seeing a believed and offeetiosaus aide pining w stekstetts, mid without the eidlanon a. ces•iiiir. uC life. la au evil hour 1 embraced the o,.iy armee of all . •inting !brae mieforisines, mid committed ibe whims er.me which ha• reduced me to my pnsrut elegrathel sad peishei.is soloist " Praying that your Lord•hip .ill eahly, mod not e mercy, add such recommend moo of are n. fun towage tare as you, benevolence may dictate. I plead ths , Py." %Theo he had duislied lie was vim., oily agst , sittl; mid hi. fellow primates, for like Wien/is. •Led tears ph:011(011y: on. deed, his •ppearauce mid *Hamm' mil& a de. p impreional on all in Court. Anne SiailA (who, by his kissing her rod soup:losing h r to the bar, was No doubt the woman slluded 10 10 hie oddity.). was west &traipsed for a similar crime, and. th.sglo warned a. Cadman had hers, persisted is Grill, at-o. he was also deeply affected. John Adis, aged 21, was indieird for forging mod httrris a Si. nude, with isiient to der, mid the nor as • Cotis?au I of the B.uk of England. _ .4 ' 7! J. Clink is ampman to Mr. 1. Austin, j , writer, of 13:i, Osfordoireet. The Prison., ciao aid hIl• 01111.1•••• sto•p on the 3.1 of August, het wee to four mad fire o'clock ; lie .11 red to eitehaiite a a. mil fur anaphor, ..eiid asked .M l l a leo ..ii would *thaw him fur it. The pnl was nu his welch-clean.. Witnesee said it would not sun iheui .0 • iscie•sige 01, term( unsaleable. He then unit to the Mop door, as if g g oat ;' but he returned, and asked lu IneA ..1 .. smaller seal. tie .tli cod one, for *lnch he was to p. 4 :124 Hr then threw down a card of aildaiss, "J. Lii... 1... q. 411, Pm swop. square ;^ and asked if • imams .ookt ir,S, him change., wtorb be said be could, and then he cave a W. note, and remove-al the ditrreere. He then lett the shoo, mad aiiiiiros musk tie note 041 of the till amid sbesed it wan .11.1.1•11( in the shop; end in cooseepseime of the Sr smoiici...as, oiliness .lout at toe shop duair and frarchtd the Prieto., ..tan was Nip louse' • the city. {Witness ran oft. r him. ;sled odd hurry* most Ia• cum him, bum be must tome biek pad el...ace sue buss - lie 114.1 giveu him. He leesitaieel, napes i.e lied tau mote nein'? ahuat hien, and this he mud go twine to Ids al , shit Is was waiting for hien. Willies* still emu-steal how 0.1 'Ante hack, whirls he did, after a little e , appooru. Pit p.m, Rare back the seal aud time change. E. Border, soothe r shopason to Mr. Austin, remembered the Pristmer being at has asamet'a sloop, mid braid ham ask She price erf a a ri d. 11'ilea be went •••••/, the 144 il'lSe•• "hewed boo a owe, obi. h he stop.esol to be hail; aud be desired hien ses &their Owe Psisouer, • iso la h did. J. .1. Aostin proved the mute 1a siwiamiul. to Lave hien sive., to inin by his shopinan lie sashed the Pfletllfel obese he gut the note ; amid be thought be seat he bad it boo a Ms.. Gordo.. He was pato:Lad, but tor more tortes acre Loud eau Lim. Mrs. E. Pao mmage proved that she took care of No. 46, Portman-erinare, but the Popular was a 'treater to her. Mrs. A. Eertesaik is haus. km per to Mr. W. T. Ruhinsoo. of No• 8, Amato.-friars, Hr bas three suns. Toe Pa Wooer came so Mr. ftubinson's on the 3Osh of hely, about halt past four in the afternoon. Ile asked if felt R. %KS •t 1•11411 e, and she told Lim lie less out isa lowa. Pf MOO. I' said be did nut meau the old grutlueasi, but his soli, MN. P. T. Robioson. She told him Le way out at Lunar. be theta asked if he was ism town, or at Woolw cb, store Le at a cadet. She said she did hot kauw. He then said he • ish. J. to see him, amid said he was very surly thm he timid out asked loins if be bailee, message, or has addles., to leave. He said lie Lad tared the young ft... Pewee. a I/. note for a lama iihi:r. She told Lam tutu if be *veld leave the IL same with her she,,yreauld (Wiser it. He I. •.•A he had only a 5/. mate, and Idioms tuld ham she had sou change, but she would orod out tu gat it. Her douohter did so, and brought Lack a 11. mom mad four soweresties.— She gave three 'mammies sod the owe, but he said he would rather bare the other porrtign than the nue), as Le was going out of town that eveniug to travel. She Karat him the usher sovereign; she asked Lam to eodurse the mute ur leave his address ; be said theme .is au seteisitsua lu lease it, as the proem wedelns'. would km,* from whowathe mote came, fur be had knows, been a Masi( her. Moe could positively that the Prismeer was the yaw% Maw. tills wok rot tell the 5/. note again. Mrs. A. Mule, &rester of hod witness, got change of the sole at Mr. Pair's, Threagmortuu. Pre et. A. she writ Oh/41C she observed the same of .1,. Smith, Great Qlllttia street, written iu red ink ou it. Other wiiiiesare were called, who sufficieolly idestilied the mule Le have been the mine uttered le) the Prisoner to Mi. Robimou'a housekeeper. Mr. P. T. Itobisisem ccccc saw the Prisoner, smut lest him say soulary. J. Ler, an inspector of Batik tauten -- proved tooth notes to be forged au eve, y irspeet ; road ski. the, %Pe evidently from the same phis, sad from out the taspieseursis bows which the Bask had seen hat veiy sommillie T. Haskins. a eleek in slit Prerogati Oar,, pursuit' Contemns, keno torthiug disbooest o rrieuuer. Hie father, a must respectable mast is he Prisuoer mot of doors Use as causal ut wise (a nag 11.11 S whimsy bO4 almost supported the Prisoner Le last luur jeers. H s had kuips is him by another rem* alias Ow whish ire heel pleaded to. Mr. Bean GRAHAM summed up she evidence. and She Jury, alter a foe ilianotos deloheratiusi, fouled she ('rouser Guilty—Decals. 7'. Tapley was seat iudicted for uttering a forged 51, note at the shop of a woolien draper in hood pp. t. Whew saved i t with the mute In iug bad, L e gave she iciii i icrioug ma... m.-....• . . ediatory accounts of the way i t w h came y i•, a . are mood au such cases. Verdicia•Giniliy. aat 11 4 The trial of Turner, the Baultreb4l, who is indicted fee forgery, sad who, as uur readers may remember, was severe/ injured by fallow from the secood floor of she Comm yule II lie-swie•, us cleaken•ell-green, •10re be was cowherd pre vious to Ida Sisal conemAnoeut, as, pal sat brutal Mooday at tea o'clock. . . A few Hight, since a With was *het sad ervesely , wounded at u place colic ,1 Scraps Gat., war the village of Otiosity, Shrppy. lie had. is catispeuy with iieveial oilier*. lauded at the above place, Ito the purpose of stealing etrue..t atones, tile property r Of the Lord of the Ain:in., which c'e picked up mud from S r i li b i g t I s tacked p :b t y oi t e he vi t w e h r e it e . t e c t h x m r c u t i su u s o l g " ei f i l d . u e ; . y .r i• b ri e u T d w h g e t t y u vil r i e sbr d a :: : : n visa left, and the others escaped. list out bat MOUS beta taken. . _ . .- 4 ~.;~ {~ .Ii - i ~~: P ir