The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-09-28 00:00:00

HER LATE MAJNSTY AND MIR CUUNS N L. • PINSMkt, IflloselOre, Vartiresib S. Thee wee#e deg kW fee prosetseios Ae Jisha ltillintla r s pl•sre GI Oita ill token of odesivollioes of ids curs thiste'rew hoe so tome of her Coomeel. • The Lammed Zfestleiriam 1•11 the Conte ins Lasessise shoot Athlete Weller*, es esespanied by Mr. tottiteglsam, of she same commit. N. tritselleJ in hit owe marriage soil four. Tee sides bust Pelmet% iss- woo regrow* by so latteseote seem =elf peleple. ileums* toa d sere mod towehoutiet. The eel part Ceti arreatied teltala. wish lee Amps aid a band of inertia. The numbers were upwards of Ma ttiosamiell pe. , eins. A great parties* of the buys sod pl.la , who silvered every rising vetoed sod path wear the rood, married branches its Mem of trieimpis. The models ie.. f >< Ilse toad sort uirrainittlett weewery, she soothing suft. ;etas of the evening (le the w. ate jam Anna so set), the ergots, array arid ruielial seelawistions sty sloe osltsts.k y laity stpkteitrent and ;Meatiet. The berms smasher Bons she tentage. awl she *eel of the greatest mammies* and biamilird en. twisty whieb we ever trimmed was draws ty the people into she boom. The away resessoded to the Moats of sestet diem Versa eithwtoo the Serra it was vas dense laser is. all thei.etiess. Lippe was Myer that cased a easter of %tr. It'silteies, sod joyous doe eselaasalloo, •' 'heal is he, I Irwin his well." Evert wiodow wee (wearied. one it was literally toe siturtinsett hosts till Mr. preemited himself at the wes*.w of the kiss's Anse, tbstolted 114 people with merge and skill, direkimsert all &digester. ineniticets, sail advised thew quietly M dieperie. Is so ittstfaot all topiteetril, and every thine remora the sisal •p. pestones lir iyaiel eat, basin. be. At sic o'clock sheet am • petals' Oat duos to distort in a large tuourfittisl up fur She ; JOlll I.LIIII, Seq. in the Chair. 'pewee www 'Weil immediately before the . . k woe by a moral crown, supported . .1 42 =061111111. flisoelle - with relief bristly« lOwne, lOW • solid trioshilar basis es craw feet; the itilrrr. lotto et nue of the erow• were Ale. It arms and atoned she how was this inscription : w piece of plate was prerestsil by a ouahrr of kali • prileeipally electors of the horenith of Keenan, to Sohn Tirsilhates, E.g. we a proof of their treat recant, slid Is teolissoop of their admiration seal, laical... and illenolooso displayed Ly hint in the &few, of hoe Majesty thr Memo, is the HOW,. i.f Leeds, A D. 11140." After the elms! toasts, the Cll4lRarle ruse, sod eildpemed Mr. Williams :—" I most entreat your inilialgrac.; throttientes. while I Astenapt :o iliseliserge a testi which ought to hove (sties into abler "Wands. Mr. WilllWWo, 1 OM relined Is. sell yens, that on ;WIC. ;Win she zeal end riling wills which you acted as Ccectliel Ow the Queen, we liner atreed to present to you a teStintme3tof our regard and admiration. The iris) involved tie Vehest interests of the his:o it parties: it es. enprece ailosmaloas. and ratir.PlMir CONWWWWWWI ti. 1191 this • c0 .. .1ir!, awash it by foreico Governments. premiered she e:.dreee. Your zeal, 11311.11011 y, 11114 &MINN were csoup;. ✓ in del:tiding her l i tlejesty ; but we cristratolale yens p we especially on your ably, sent', and persevering relies. e ‘ , lleisstilon of the • attest De Mons, its *Web you erillred • she most didrieult, though she must lee gessary for the • "Isselelation of troth. You addressed she Pees. on the rti sPetti:e in the clears - id and MOO cogent style, tif.er the cmi. tort Coined silo hail preceded you had exhausted his velem, on 4 elorpeemeens Ilse sii hires. The r (induct of the COWWWMI (41 , 1 Well aflame City of U u nfelt's, in Overlooking she se serviees they complimentr of •• I , 6 1111 11116111•6 lespresalmlntt . If the sett metal i• the aithirea . "Ig /IM_- elegy — II Po emu feed breast the partif HAI relics," . r Wes philetlejlhiCally trial es it is positlethy baboligel, elle 6 the 011ithadisty condrele.mf this Priereekle Ai very Illpf ilia of hew life, tied her mode pf kerne( it; • Partieatellil 411110111d•Yeihillirtiee of the detested preamble li a MI wilb• iluddlihilotere. eke reputed frigid. of the soonerrhy, thought 46 .irk reel perples, twit this comostry merely, bet Thee Alt I my that edema itself, esti emission • Sit • .r • le-2 •as to the peelers impaled, are lees. end .1 • • - es le her favour, le combat did entitegrish ia, ' 1 " of that overwhelming and ellentineering that headboard and irresistible infainariera, upon • were rested—ossrearedly sod monmawily re sled, rite corm e sea isfereeee of guilt. But let it pars. That Part ial., yielding set, straggled to the last gasp, with ' • ismitode worthy of her raer—of sore a cw , sod hi.. dived who have efwerftilly laid down their lives upon the bed of holionr—a P ineeas who, although order one leog-eossiosed Mire, was, in the language and open Ike authority (ye seas one surely) of a Night lionnerable 1 Gentleman, calculated is shine " the grace and onmaseat of may society in which she moved," has been mld. sly ansitchrd away Neither the cold freeziega of neglect, she peewee of power, the iseenlence of servility which osier, fee the Newel porpiees of the lode of 'dice, &stirred sail es. rimed her, isor.evee Ore last imputeol to tempts over her nab.., ran reach her now. Peace be to her menet, say I, Genfleteee, with all ely spirit—piste which she Cooed soot here, Ant which direly awhile her in that region where the wretched say have rest. I now beg leave to resew at the close white I have allewo r ted to express al the econsmencertio ot —my bolt' Mid warmest aektiowledgerasts, mot again to declare to yew s 'drat my hieing here so for Neale as to obtain by my emm lied daring the trial this mark of your approbation, will sot ' "Ihrese le be the subject ..f gees' and hating satiafaetion. I beg leave to propose, 0 Prosperity to the floro•egh of Pro stun." —[The tame;/ of applause which followed lasted lot ter ral migrates.] A mechanic of the wise of Fox now sang a song, anapesed by himself for the occasion,. Mr. Brorighlen'a health was next proposed, and drunk with three times Akre.. sea euthissiastie applause. Mr. Cotlineloam's health was drunk with great ariloar,•sid thanks to him for his waren with their disteroprooss. Mr. Corrixistia• retorted thanks, and reachaded by proposing in a bumper, " The Mechanics of Preitee."— t1;reol applirose.) %V 11.1.1eNt Luis, apparently a eery bumble mechanic, rese and retursed thanks in a very seosible and impressive spereh„ The following toasts were afterwards drank with eethe sieve :—Mr. Denmair—Dr. Looshisogron—Memrs. Tindall and Wilde—Mr. Scarlet!, and Ow Independent Geminates of the Neither., Bar—Mr. Seejeant Ices, and the Inetepeorlenee of the Bar—Mr Home— grid Grey—laird F.raltine—Mr. Lanahhoo—Mr. .f. Smith, of Ilse Liverpool ilereirry—Mr. Polkii.etoo, &e Mr. Williams and his immediate friends rigyOred at eleven u'ilock amid the loudest plaudits from all _ . .. A vita ' Plinl rent.; b. of ■punt Mots; pavement four feet factory, broke ' Pesinani drstruJed. S4iird Sow him! A rri Nelson, i.buti Ashy. Sal loch, London. Sews paos:kge R,.mb. hiee from Caine Vioe. Genoa ; 51 orga 1 I. lbws', grew ind gers lodustry cbour, , coiuil 41" L . ... . r•••••is io defrodeng her ktsjesey ; but we contratolate yam rt 4 tool et -dritetioet tl. t• o•te especially on your able, smite, and perverering truss. .. _iy o' r. THUNDER S rosy. .:04,.,t, tn , 7liiimilon allot • attest De Mont, in which you evinced s ;Ad ,• _--.2....----- ft Nihon the most daricult, though the mow we avatar, for the .' . "'"!." '. out storm of thuoder and lightoing. emotion- • lehtChlation of tenth. Yoe addreswol the Peel. on the rti. ; bursting of a waterospuut, iirearred at Hulywell, *Woe. in the clearest and nose cogent style, rimer the erne. a ., .• • otintshwe, on Froth's. lasi. The water came down in i ors tort Crimea olor haul preceded yogi bad exhausted his talents • rents horn Prissy.liall. bringisig with it inonesse qualetities sio4 eluiptentwoo the sokjeet. The coudort of the Common co:mvo letup cap a Lwow., is ouvr i oak a ag d u se armlets ei . f stone sad gravel , and carried awn, a bows, and store. whit, they wero vfflophoreosiog oaten a Hoe Learned tumor, at (reenliehl,filling up . . the pool with . more. The dolned mimed with you in this great our, excited our Pavemme wad f orce d 011, •110 Dole. ma d e in The New road Ili. boar feet deep. The picking.roons belongisio to a rooms v a. pc 4 t i a t r 7 d you r a tt r u cr ig p h r an e r u c t : so l d ü be g i p ira vii le i b r io r i n P c re cc " c " w i ir t' a - factory, soil a shop, were entirely &WOW. TIN watt r of it.. Old It'il * I broke the windows ...... _. ..i..., ran WI ••sy the wall tt.f us all'for your health sad happietess."—(Appinuse ) *hoot, antis hay slack , at the bottom of the garden, and flosit-d the beer And liquo rs Sfr, fllttaa3ll-1 MT (silly awa r e th a t your C ornier an d out a the ci liar of a public 'wow. Itsles of moan, h ous e- , por•itifity have laid me ender malty obligations. tin no o e s Mold furniture,•kc. were seen A .abuteasing. teswever, have I tell yo ur / t imb ers , s it sens ibly as on was tarried away some diataoce. Tu.. me of Ilse col ing t h r 1 44 ""t• P r natit alas thctat. " Tr • at the "' fleet + and before mill belongiog to ihe copper works was also carried atop; and I notice any or the topics alluded to in your very flattering the smelting house • aught fire, in rooseepotatre of the watt r is lion'. to work myself, see far al least as my. s; pre-sailors ran booking into the Goatee; great Imo of the turd was car- s gee' is, by assuring you in the plairiest and simplest lan- . Med sooty, and Nineteen innS of copper lost. The garden of gouge, whi c h es looked the Unmoore of sineenty, th a t I Esq. so. of the ce l e b ra t e d tunr i m, was Neatly thattk you-1 am obliged to yon-1 duly appreciate the ho. 1). Poona's!,drcictled. tourconferied upon me--1 wish I may be able to deserve it. There is another subject to which you have &deemed, ; ortOelt, elm. es it is of • stators merely personal, I shall . AreiVolL INTELLIGKATE. flisparte of as early and as shortly 111. posiible. I allude, i i_.._....--__.. sor course, to my not having portaken of the honours so dews-redly bestowed by the City of London upon 1 PORosNotrro, sslytatinvo es. . toy h•ghly.esteriord and justly eminent colleagwea. Be as. Arrived the Scout from the kled i t erruntra• ; aw l the H ero, . voted, Sir, that ma tultcu tit virtue tecand could possibly h e • Illi bb '" , "at Quebec. , Soiled the Riga, Forster, f or London; •stud Gl atton f ur 'ir•oleoe.l upon them, to obit+, in my j u d g me n t, t h e y are out fully entitled, mid iii which 1 should mot cotelinVy and . Southampton. it: ceo ly rejoice. Permit use at the same time to remark , wt.l"NottTit, avotratora TS. ii,..t ihis wooowo . o, however ietemie.i, lisa two , snub ,. • Arrived the Fame, Aretemootg, from Lotolon for the coast of Pero ; ting le, Pratt, from Sditamichi; Roselta, Atkinson, itioritony the orcasion i n me o f th e grimiest satis f action from :sol . te srea: le f_or Virginia; Noutilsis transport from P or es. i a anti pleasure, by bei ng th e imme di ate manse o f t hi s amp l e marsh or the am. ,• and tier W o lf a n d G onne' f ront • r l asundeent imilistioaosl of your appeal:6.o in, which I t ran with the greatest truth usatire von 1 touch more ether. Arrieml off the port the Sydney packet, flamorete ; atol hidit! psize. You have o b s e r v e d. Si r , an d th e f er dr og Nelsan ono unmerited Ihriatighoot the country, that the fetal to • Roney r from London Go the c o a s t o f P ero. o•$•••thoi wit, without r• filmset to the mutton of the party 0 AIPIG .I.TS, sverewnett 14 art toed, in dm highest degree importaist, and ea its CIII,SI , Arei•eil the Miner. Jerrarel foam Shooter and. bowing lova on, cees serious. 1 can assure you that I s•tierrell fell it to runt fool of off Beneby Head, stove her bows, and received a. ;:o. As a friend to the theory of our Constitution, I utter, d amage . ..vieoett %oh disgust and detestation • proceeding which rAeMoteli, sermittro th. ass founded upon the principle of eitelusino, intendrd I Art i sod the Duke of Kent packet with II In ,i 1 from it.det 4 fur the motivator ease, but tier erthelees •ppli. ...soon ; Resignation, Solder's, (rout Fluentea Ayres ; and *coo.- in a manner which the supporters of Site measure mashy, Ovrrion, from Hull for Oporto, oottld possibly consider somewhat more alarming nod I Arrived off' this port the Tromby. Forster, from St. Motes tZoinetrvos. /YOU to• Jay is fact, tomorrow is pereedeor. io thirty-one days for London. And es tbere it no possibility of astertaiesing rad definine the Sailed the Sr;ly, Stevens, for Bat badoes ; and Hope, Kul. quantity sir kind of miscundort which should amount to •as loch, fur 3.l•lrga. M0r0... the measure led disectly to an elective monarchy, Doves, 910991 16. starti has %lusts besot deemed the wont possible foot il Nailed W. morning the Aorkland packet with the mail, O••• et ontettt• or to *but, ii. flogs, mty be eualidered eelnetlY and the Disk passage vessel for Calais ; alto the lord Ditto had, the election of no tuunatch at all. If a Queen can be can pack. t with the mail and paimengess (or Ostend. drcraded for unkirwas, real or supposed, who can be rte Caine into the hallow the London parallel schooner of e.t.a:oil:lC that the sines doctrine vitae nut he Wheel, London, o id, the Los of her bowsprit sad oilier damage ; te to tqoal facility an d i If • e t, t o a Ki ng ? N or was a a she was run on board of at sea by a brig from Belfast to $ e.ati• rof leas esstaitty sod alarm to observe. that the London. farm of proem-dm( muted to on this occasion was fousided Sews o'elorh.—Arrived this emoting the King George I toot, ape" p , ree.tents of the very worst description, acted p uomige ves se l with passetterrs; also the Iris, French packet ..,eon only io the yes, stint ti ara . when me., have bren wit!, the mail, and the Ruh Bite 94%111 oarket—all from 0,- 1 bit pi wall upiti. reverse (i be oboists of applause ink:44Blo(d I leis. Also arrived the Poll :Ind Vigilaint passage vessels limn 1: .• Lenin. d Genii. :non fur some misusers), and care/ells avulogne, with pasoagers. of the means by which ii etas to he gratified. To ascertain oast, ss•Twinett QA. toe eon, first, sold then inquire %timelier • promo has beta Arrived and soiled for the River the Tr umph, Garrick; I . volt, of it, is t h e plain, direr", sod ralional Oa., of Ent- Providence, Moir ; Beampion, Monte; Asir, Lindsay, nod • • Ink j..e.sprodener. bit A cling-! InfRIIIIIIId for the outpost Ooserwmtion, —, from It regal ; Guildfuoi, Johnson, from • tat Hoottoie *vet ol Poool'lne ft. an offence hal Peeeloind7 !tomboy; Arethess, Stevens; IVilliam Bryan, I:oohed; • ar, u ss u to I: s e law, with nu role So din - ct 'Teetotal, it, but sod John. King, from Jamaica: Elizabeth, Cot-, from Her. whit SOr Cow. Cr•kt• (I thiaid calls r• the revoked sole of biee ; Harmouy, Taylor, front Labtailor ; Tobsgu, BiOgie, ..,:t $ eseen.,uu" (,e,,,,,ten 4/1.1.19 of •pplito ). is, like the f rom G renada ; and Storms from Miterfind. • so soChao.ltio, a root t id . mimosa! rquity—a monster its our shorn , . and forecgo from O Bourke, remainthe for the Cape ; Min s t re l, Lioklater, far Naples ; momently helmet to II - oppo.itivii, therefore, to a measure Vi ne s, sor e ly, f ur T r i n id a d ; c„,, inn t • ti I r in Illltif ..40 ti nner , ll.ini, led co as ti•ntleacy so dangerous, the Icstors or ao I-t00...10am end the duty of 90 advocate were muted. Tao: torch, ott, anti of necessity briefly, upon the stook-et in erne/ it. N u t thus y ou , lam persuaded, will 4tlll. 1 .0. C. Mt I.lf sittlkiug from umber o f Another part of it-1 Genas; Morgan ; Ci s win/tains, G sold, fur New York ; Fact o r, pai.e, . o otuaiso, .01' et rim an Shasurork, Nesbitt, f or B e lf ast . Lou OF A PASSAGE VESSEL.—Tate brebisffy ingot., from as, ortaienon of her late Majesty. Believe me, the 'teethe-lit assage veiw o nay 'oat a }'eve anys since its coning her. that I fill soh ethe-lit aterest, linoughout the ' p .hole contest, that 1 had the homier of being engaged uu lef a whets . woman and n Queen ; an d b ow d ea d should be, out of Bottiogne ; stir kot on the D i ck e r w o r k s an d went to pieces. The gin ck was Isherwood,' neighed on4wtornsible to every honourable and manly fat hug. cold, , end got into harbour non. The crew mud ',adorn- cetrulatinj, and 'moiety as the meanest and basest of her gera were all saved.—(Kerriish (le'osicle.) ell. inies; if, localise I kuove it to he unprofitable, 1 should ANOTHER ACCOUNT.— DuvEa, SkPf.l3.—The ''?' therefante abstain tiptoe Ohs the last sod only occasimi, from ,__ _, ',varsity passage veserl, in coming out of lioulugtie eeptrewnee, in conform i ty to what 1 felt t owar d s h er * L en ..• . twang, my sou-ere tool 'Wilful attachment to her memory. harbour, on Friday, ran on shore. slid boa suit it a- A wore of tl•ai ditty. Sit, induces me now to remark, that ed COtilliderable damage. The pus.etigert wire all uvromear the promos concerned in Ow defence, nut few in safely . lauded, but . some pert of the beggage w:ts it ,snobs, teatime of moose in 'Lear habits said feelings and lost, and the greater part of the remainder inure or tempelmori. Is, ‘llll liable to ilithoent views of She subject, A - I Al 4 ti i I 6 lces in tired. .189,- in .0 --t..eseoity •,.....eito. lay evacuee, t-cre Will one . onef.in- onion-saw', the inure they beard old saw, and the A short time since a young lad of the name of tu. no r il.ey t•xnunirtal, and that impression was against the GEORG. GILBY, who hod been bathing in the .w.teuee use Site imputed gnat. Nue can I consider events Stout, was lying on the grass, when a boy wriiton' l which have subsequently happeueilos slightly corroboratingy oil a cherry-stone into his e ar , w h ic h a f terwerns use on.uessone to *biro I b • • •• •; er t allud-al. If it be true I rev the a meting Inuits'' la strong en tieeib,'—if it he tomtit, split and took root, and was taken out by a merit- t by i•ap,iieuery nu the la-it vibrations of the beset are true cal gentleman It few days 'Luce. & .• • bit.' tied . by trentity of this mom . ivr pilotage, tweensall . The rest of the party, far tlerou e ch reg"ilimi thia peeseg ina Z ig e b tlajirot NI feet lane. rattved a who'd room tiers specie*. era the dot. They theeee desseeded at verieem seeks with ate IMP i34/6, throv' our. tow peseta, from renal to room, till they reselted is regll. lee evaccessiee the tenth apartment. !resides several lateral ream% towhee met of these several apartateuts The, supposed the whole depth a their (tweet was mere than 000 rest; and mach of the unexplored. loutotterab'e sonorities are aeropeeils.l from the ei ilincs of for rooms, sod from the projection ~los in the wally. The nionsli of 11w cave is ah.ut 10 chains south of the line of the Erie meal. PARSENCR OP MIND. [From the Richmond Compiler, Aorteriran Paper ] An instance of this de•criptiow sweltered Weein this neighbeiiihood, which deserves to he recorded. At Can. litTe's coal-pits In Chesterfield, shoal fourteen miles from this eity, the woikinen had firm* • shaft near tern handfed feet deep. At the bottom of It they Wee, blowing nick. An Irishman was alone engaged in this operation ; hr had there- IA A with powder. bird the match, and lighted it. before he give the signal to those shove to heal him up. It is, of comae, neeerniry no these occasions for those at the ivied. hew to draw the person up as rapidly as possible, to avoid the effects of the explosion. The Irishman hail been drawn from 30 to 50 feet in the air, when the rope broke, and he was precipitated with all his force to the bottom of the shaft. Neatly stunned by so violent • fall, this man had still r e. senor of mind coolish to recollect the imminent danger he ran of being blown to atoms by the powder; the match was yet burning, and in • moment more it might hare been too late : yet he immediately clapped his hands on the ignited neitsh, and extinguished it. There is probably ant lAN man nut of Iris thousand nhose wit would have been so ready in so painful and perilous a situation. THE SEA SERPENT. [From the Porlinottlla N. H. Aurae?, Antis. 41 On Thursday afternoon, about four o'clock, as Mr. Simi. Duncan, of Newcastle (an inspector employed in the Cas ten; H o ule of ibis pail), Oil tagiClii in fialsiiig near the en trance of this harbour, be saw the ssa serpent lying asleep on the water, about a wrier of a mile from Rush Island. He at first supp.ised it to be • large bag Boating on the water; bat on approaching within shout one hundred yards, the serpent immedi.tlrly inuved well great rapidity toward.; the wept , and approached nil.' In Ortioror's Point. IA his motion through the water he stewed five hunches at a lime, shout five fiat apart ; preveating the appearance of five per. poises hallowing each other in a sight line. He was seen distinctly, uhile going about a mile and a half. When he name irear Odiurne. Nett lie item d , and made towards the shoals. M r . Dutse.Al was in a whale twat, accompanied by ' his son, Murat ill years ;chi, and by Mr. Jonathan Vesinard, ho both saw the serpent. . . . . About ass o'clock the suite afirrnonn, Mr. Duncan wax hailed by a man iu spottier hum, whir .litresed his attrition towards the smith, where he scam mix she serpent about half a mite distant, approaching the brat in n loch Mr. Duncan was. The serpent came direetty laniards the bust, and ap. prunehed within 40 feet of the mem; when he anddenly changed hia cuisine, and went off towards' Yak bike. Mr. Duncan is mintident that the animal he saw was en tirely different from any which be had ever seen before ; and he repreeents buns' If to he well arquainted with the appear ance of the different knoll cif whales, porpoiace, and sharks, as %tell as of licirsemacukrias. The animal he saw had no appearance of any fins. 'the first time the serpent was %ern he wax in bight about half an hour, anti by the rapidity of his motions apiwared 1.. be alai Mt hut the second lime be exitstincied inuring in dille,ent direction. near the boat, as much as as hour. The •buve rdation ix taken from %le. Duncan himself, who n read), it Nips !reit, to mike nifillasit of its New Yo. A, A stpast 7., N.411:11.41, PIIENOMENON. Copy of ti letter *11(4'11,1.41 to tl'e Editor of the Amesicun Daily Adrertiser, dund 11'4.hington Tn.) Aurnst 4, 1/1111. t , Mr. Poulson—There has recently appeared in this place au extraordinary um oral phenomenon, which has attracted the att. estop of the ritriu:N alike whole weir hhourittg coop s . let. On the mapper of se smell branch of Chartier's Creek, n few miles distant from this place, a geosileniurs has been lioring for salt, in the manner missal in skis country, which is by perf sratiog the rock (than which there is little else met wills below the seams.) perpendicularly with en asezttr, of about three Mehra diameter, sod hod bored to the distance of aMmt 400 fel I ; thrus,gh this bole • tabor water, mixed wiih and peopelled by gaseous air, rushes violently, and If • pipe be inserted into the hole, oil' spout poriwsrglierrinfli 30 or 40 feet, like a fotraisist. By accident, she hole has be. risme moistly clicked a distance below the surface of the earth, and this g•sertus air has forted itself numerous small vents in the emit, arljicent. from 10 to 100 feet distant from the well ; some of thecae air from the hot' 1111 l of a curie, nod allow themselves by • continual risimr nr Muting of air-bubbler. By the appli-ilion of lire to any of the vents, whether on the earth or its the seater, it wit, kern with a lively, bnliraust flame, apparently sittoort ~tarokr. and 1 Icsve seen more Item a dozen booming at oar time some (ruin the surface of the ►utb, other.. awing the stories and gm, cl, and same from the surface of the creek, where the water it too feet deep; rod by plating a hollow lithe over th► apses f which the commis air ■cartes, and applying a lighlta piper Its tlw top. it will thme like to a candle or flambeau. proprietor of alit• well suggested the practicability of con. rentrating the eteenal flan!, and make it slut only useful, it um% i., fur iliunpruntion nt eighi, but also to boil the irate. for the noomfacture pram,, an expensive part of the work in the boding of the saline water, heretofore pestormod by slums coal.—hoses, respecttully. .6 Wednesday morning two 'abut:nem who are em ployed, ttttt togs( 'other., in palling down some OM loupes in Great iiiis"ell-strert, Bloomsbury, wrre at work en the ground-floor of one or th e liou"es, wlwia soddenly u huge beam at the top gave way, which, together with an immense yttantity of brig ks and mortar, fell with an alarming crash, and the two MeV, aaaud DuTroN email 1)A wits, wrre hair rd underneath. The reavaiaster of the arc:- tarn, with great ulscrity, began to remove the rub bish ; and esettturilly the poor fillows wire eztri cured loom their perilous 1'41118600, in astute of ethilts+tioo. They were, without drlay, COO. Veved un sitOttrln to the Milltlharz hospital, wltete vary weir ea:unmet' lay the aurgeour, who declared Cc- v hid not receiver' the slightest injury ; npon vciach the tom, after thatokitig the surgeon*, went to store:, previously taking a &Jos of whiskey. • •- .! It • VIII min _ Threatlts cArit. t o , lw clavak , TI t. Taw Mei Or 2 . the tome Of .01. 1 011 00 1111 411 1 .4. Weir the summit of s prefipleoue, yeti* milled " The Nom," en the eolith leeb ur the phemk , there bee lately bore dieteeered, seell partially employed s remarkable ralrf. of •rloirli • sonnies's!: *tryout was published le the .1•Inulown itspeldiess of the 11th ell. Dr. Porto. and game or sisters other patinae% whited this ewe M the 411 of holy. They &wended by s rope &bust 16 fret In • room 11 feet by 20, .shoal 13 feet high sml arched. Ai the ea- tit of .#7, 3 ' tau l t sets MNMS COUNTY ~'stir .• . rl THILIPSToWN, WEDIMIOI4/. SEPT. 19. The CHIEF BAlloN the Criminal Court. Jo.sis Brickley, Jame: Acheron, Matthew Da'/j, Michael Daly, end James Cusack, were put to the bar ; they were indicted for arson of the dwelling hoes.. of Patrick Murphy, spear Cloghan, in the King's Connly, for the minder of the same Murphy and of his sister, Mary (;eraghty, on the tame night. These Outrages, which tank place on the 16th 4.f last April, ezeiied very great public atten- Amu from their tnrocity mud the dangerous spirit of combination they displayed. The irate for the Crown was stated by Sir JONAS (IREENE, with candour, litituarsity, and in a manner highly Impressive. The ease for the Crown was chiefly proved by two tons, of the ages of 1-2 and 14, who gave their evidence with great clearness and eosisisteney. The evidence of the elder was in some degree impeached by the circumstance of his having sworn positively against Michael Daly, one of the prisoners, in hit informations before the Magistrate, and his now saying he had been quite mistaken as to the man, and that 1w knew his error a few days after he satire them. 'rhea evidence svic., that between the hours of twelve and one o'clock, on the night of the 16th of lam April, the house of their uncle (Thomas Murphy), where they then were, was attacked by at least thirty or forty persons, variously rimed ; that thee ut them set tire to the hair, and burnt it ; that James Co.ack, One of the priaocrrs, shot their uncle. Thomas Mur phy ; dint the same mall shot Alary G-raghty. WM her of the younger boy , and also drove a bayonet into her rye ; that another person. not the pri soner, attempted to cut her tongue out ; that the died the ever morning ; that their grandmother died in a few days, from terror nod grief ; she saw the transaction from outside the house. where she escaped. The younger buy ideutitied all the Pri soners as being at the tutirder---the eider, all but Daly. .I;mcs Murphy, brother of the deceased, Isom that he was going to Dublin late in March preced ing the murder ; that at a place not tor from his brother's h00t.., where he was going to meet the boar, he saw Cosack and Duffy, loud sit or seven more men, labouring in a field ; that they spoke to him, and desired hum to warn his brother sway, as he was en informer, mid must leave the country or suflrr death; that he told them he niorot then go to Dublin, and hoped they would not disturb his bro ther until his room, that he might see if his bro.' ther really was an informer ; that on his return, he found his brother was wounded, and in great pain, though quite in his meows; that his brother told horn to keep his mother till he died, that he might lusty them togethrr, so as to make one cost of it ; that he said Buckley. (*smock, sod Dully, were at lots execution; th.it he load 'no hope of recovering; this woos the third night alter the murder; hie bas thee died in ten *toys after the 16,11. • Cohmel Lest►ange, a Magistrate of the county, (e*tirned the evidence of the list a ittiess, as to the dying declination of Murphy. The Prisoner. set up, except Acheson, each a "e -mirate alibi. Vat•'s u/rbi was proved by is respecta ble witness, bat the other three seemed to hare very little effect, being very improbat leant, 111 supported. Aelteanst irtedneed evidence of oltarac'ts of s very relievable nature. A strong attempt to was made to isivalidiete the testimony of the two boys, wit !miles for the Crown, by proving that Its() persons ngt►iost whom they swore, bat who are not in en►- t"tiy, were at l'esilamorr on the night of the nietr der. •I•IIIs tollutrittl alibi tended to implicate the perNotil not In ettyttnly, and was ►ery un.atis factury. - - His Lordship cliaTged at great length—he told the Jury that the Pnsoners should htive all the ad vvirisige of the blit:Ces% of the rolbsteral alibi if it vhotad .ucceril, but should trot be at sit aItTPIIIIIA. We fur Its fialseht.oil if it should rid. llis Lord ship's charge wits a luminous review of the very int 'herons mutters given ill evidence. accompanied with iihsercstions. which, st the lime time, gave the Prisoners the fullest benefit of every thing fa vourable to them in the evidence, end exhorted the Jury to u firm tli.chsrgti of their awful duty. The Jury retired for four hours, surh prin,flanced • verdict of Guilty egiriaßt Cusack, Duffy, and Buckley only. TI PPFR Rl' ASSI7 VS. At tett o'clock on Thursday morning the Court proceeded to bitsinchs, %hen Itdmond Tracy was put to the has, charged with bring one of a party t!iat aIIZOIrd, in 11 , 11111, the house of John Butler. in the neighboorlinud of Tlittr!ev, on the esti, January last—Acquitted. itilichnel and John Moly were next charged with having broken Into• the houee of James Gilson, at Old Cavil,. on the 7th of September, 18:Q, and hiring stolen thereont eight nomad notes, two guitiedv, and one guinea in gold, the Itrnptr►y of Edward .Egan. Michael IJouly 4(l;4lo4—Jams Du'lv found Guilty. The Learned Judge, how r%or, rrertitsed to interfere with Government to hate mercy extended to Joint Dehtielqi was charged with having stolen from the house of the Rev. Chalks Alayue. at Ca•hel, biennia articles of wearing apparel. on the I.2th July, winch articles were recut red in Clout. tnel shortly Tin- remainder of the day was occupied in in resttgating charges for vheep.vtealtstg, cow-steal. &e. ; tevetal convietios .; fur those of took piece, hut they do nut require minute specs fication here. The first trial proceeded on yesterday was that of A/iv/me/ Nhanohnn, for havlng a forged 30 4 . note in his lonstssion, knowing, the :ante to hare been forged. Mr Miller, chief constable of police for the Barony of ClallMllllMtlt , pwme, that on the itd of Julie last, at Tapperury, he apprehended Prisoner and number man, named A iChard Berke , against ad be had suspicions of having forged times. On the person of the l'ri•onrr hr lonia' the so.. note in question. On Bunke being searched a bundle of poles were found out biro. asnoutitisig to :led being questioned Si to bow ha came by then:, lie admitted that he had purchased them at •.~ abow Mitehelatowa for W.‘ , aild that he had /item to Nhonahan (his son-in -low) the note *firth LA beets found upon him, with a view of entleavoarinic es pow it. A clerk from the Bonk of Irela n d proved all the mites to he forgeries, but sit the sante time said, that he never are betteri imitation% They were all I.umbered 13,508, and were dated gd October. 18t0, to which eat attached the eigo s _ tare of " J. Kobinann ;" outside the margin were Use AVM% g 34. No tinter, beating , the above number., were ever issued by the Bulk of Ireland —t,'ts illy. Burke pleaded guilty to the same offence. Patrick IVowlan, William Hayes, Nay sp a p e . Michael Hogan, Stephen Madden, James Tkomas Donn, and -- Combs, were put t., by, charged, under the White Boy Act, sith having hurglationsly and feloniously entered the house of Timothy Ryan, at Ballintotty, on the night of the 30th April last, and wish haring :o.l_ mtnistered unlawful oaths to the said Timothy Rya') and family—another count in it s iiii.nrsto.-nt charred them wish having committed an arisult oil soicl Klan.—/Vot (.silly of the felony—Goths, of the riot and a-stult. The above trial occupied the greater part of the day. There were ten Records entered in the other Court. MAGRATH C. HART AND This was an victim' of trespass ri et Gratis, for entering the Plaintiff's house and rorwerns al C ur _ rick-ou-Suir, stationing a troop of timers therem, keeping the Plaintiff out of possession fur six sere{,,, and injuring his woods, &c.—The case was ably sated by Mr. Lloyd. The Octndante were Reve nue Officers, and entitled to a mouth's notice in writing, specifying tlw causes of action 'previous To the issuing forth the warrant, of copies ad respon dendmat. It appeared in eindence that a writ of otpitis was issued before the expiration of the month, slier service of the notice of the action, and that the Plaintiff's Agents disetweiing their mistake, had esitered a role to discontinue on the usual terms; and hail, over the expiration, of the month. issued soother capita, top which the present action ' was grounded, it beentpe orcesury; in support of the ['Windt's case, to rote an utteNtrd ropy tpf the copies ea the troll ; and on the production of the attested copy of thee/Teat, it appeared au intro ell copy uf.the eapias first issued before the expira tion of the mouth after service of the sootier. whir+ was brought down in mis'ake, iiistrail of an attested ropy of the second caipas, on which the action Wll5 grounded. ‘Vhereoprin, the Counsel for the Defendants called on, the • Court, pur.tstit to a Rev.-sine Act, to direct the Jury to bud a verdict for the Defendants, Plaintiff having failed to esta blish his case. The Learned Jvboa stated, he regretted he was bound by the Act to do so, instead of tom seining the Plaintiff, winch is the usual course iti common cases. By this mistake the Plaintiff is for ever debarred from any remedy against the Defandents, as the verdict for Defendants is coo elusive. SUDDRN DEATH OP A FEMALE MISER. A female, sell upwards of seventy years, hag r►sided for considerable time in a small bow.. at Cambridge Heady, Hai kilt-prowl. She kept no servant, associated with tome of her neighbours, and the outy inmate was a favoisrite cat. Her doors and windows were emmtautly kept steered, and the signal of the milkman, or any one applying for edible lion, was throwing a stone against the dour or window. A nrighbour'a daughter was in the habit of going every more ill to procure her water, but on Monday, after repeated sigmas, eke eniald get no entrance. The girl west for her mother, and with a diamond ring cut a pane of glassi,got ad mission, and proceeded up stairs. These they found Ae ohl lady, by the side of her bed, with her clothes on, sad a Mall piece of eat'a•mnt in her hand. They sotto discovered tile elm was dead. It is supposed she died of apoplexy, as nar mitts of siolence uppesred, our was any of the property dis turbed. From the abstemious manner of her lising it lima sup posed her circumstances were very limited, but on examining hi r &ewers, Mock receipts and trowel nment securities were futimi tothesmoent of near one hundred thousand pounds! She always (teeters-4 site would make no will, for s' the Kit g" should hare all her mlti/. Every search has beet made, hilt nit wilt found. Her sister died a few years alit and left her 7,000/. which, it now errant. she at first 0 . - Onus!, asyi• g she was not in want of money. No feistier has yet appeared. She is a maiden lady, and her name is Sarah Sued. A letter dated Madrid, September 11, 'ay*— " It I- said that a vessel arrived on the 2d iti.trti t at Gibraltar from La (3 uiyra, which brought news that Bolivar had been arrested by his own Peoples and delivered to General IN Torre, who had gone to Coniccas to to ehersr of his person. He who writes this s. • I have not had time to ascertain thi s it is correct. and I tell you so that you may, toot blame me if it should prove false'." BIRTHS. Oil Tuesday Incl. at Copped Hall, Essex, Mrs. Henry John Conyers. of a lilleghter. At Glasslough House, county Monaghan, the Lady of Charlie Powell Leslie. Easi. M.P. of a sou and hem MA RR AG F.. On the ?Id inst. at Et. Anne's Chore!, Dublin, Thomas G. Co orgy, Esq B arr i s t er et L aw, sod third son of the late RtV. Doctor St. Grillage, of kilrosh, in the county Ki'kenas, tat lA'illielatini Wolseley, nod daughter of the Isle Major John 11'utst lry, of Ilulasley Bridge, in the county of Carlow. DEATHS. 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