The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-03-16 00:00:00

J' It • Orp, awl 6' to le eipeelii. 1400 Wale . itrat rooms:retie, oo the ptiociples o il whit% Ow" iimitotiou Irooodoil to ye:fee - 11y rootorosible to Trebtire Ow/ Uwe &meet, flood, red intik% odrots a plotko et Ste Vont lag 4 04 /110 1 4114/le leiss 40041.. ATM yews ottoptool !Newton Austri% Rogoia. f tiod troa. "linsie fat n new ewe; at ii , pusto the woe maxims whit/ Noooe'llpitrosia of the ?cooties by lottictittot natio, of the tom two* Motto wog foossied. yho intitooto Iwamoto, lootreen threevirtsiehtels tr. in the metre of tali assign; ear way I'M 67 if la ettewith and daretinii. The union wird coma bilge itielnes the same wanner as it was formed by the ellernrehee the twundrel it. WWI has Iti4n cradaidly adopted by all these who were rebeinetd or its evident, new lent than c.f.i.:pi be doviveui, adventures. . .• No (nether proof ismeurnottry that *either Ihnudhta of ennitoort, Nor the prelooliuo :to violate the independence of other Gaverumenta he their internal administration, ncr the •iseicavnur to impede Irolootary and wise anieliorot knee, con 'eamoot with the irne ifitere.ta of nstinne, hes had 'any share She revolutions df the Allied Povrerv. They desire nothing • -birdr. 1111411114;41 reeve; to free Europa (rose the sestroge of .seheshotion ; odd to primes*, or to hewn as far as in their bemire, the evil whirit seines trout the violation of all prig- Woe. of inder sod morality. ?here condition. Ile) think firrostarives entitled, he the evened of their roues aril exertions. to the lasianinsoits spelnialtntiott If tho'Wordd."Q.-Eitere tontine she official trans fusion of the Britiehtilslar Note.]—(Frotektrel Papers, Murcia 3.) - 'lll P. 14 It tlnKss. s."l se I.OND(OS, .?.• • 1 FRIBAY, 3141'6' tc : Tots. We have received Paris Paper. of Monday Fast in . dam con;:e, and also, by express, the illowiiewr and rhr Cowstitaitiosei of the following day, containing much to excite our deepest interest, and otrtin‘siety • for further intelligeuce. Traveller* who arrived in Paris on Monday lest from Ita ly, report the► they tad beet) overtaken by o'courier, who informed them a battle lied been fought at • the foot of [Motto[ Ii uxu , near Tesei, between the Neapolitans and . rt.e Aostriins, in which the former were successful. hat a batHe has been fought betweea the armies of Naples and Awattia is probable enough, and that the victory shoeld incline ie the side of the Neap°. Liens is what, we are 'Merineed, is very generally • L 'teemed in This ronotry; but nothing can be more vague and tinautisfectory than this rumour which ksi DIM reached us from[ Paris. Who a►e the tea se:ler*? From what part of Italy were 4, 1 corn '' it g ? Where aid when were they Overtaken by the cunriei ? Was the currier Austrian, or Russian, Of French ? If there were any foundation for the rumo u r, we think that it would have been iittcuded ' by some circumstances of time end place, in, which •' it is at present ~‘) very deAcient. Tye hope sin cerely that they will be supplied to our perfect antir faction by the next arrivals. '1 here seems, however, good tenors to believe that various skirmishes have' taken place between the light troops and reconnoitring patties of the opposing inane% and it is awned that in one of thr-se ujiaires the advanced guard of General Gun -3.1v EMU Pus defeated a regiment of Hungarian hussars, and caused them considerable loss. Pos stbly circumstance might have given birth to the statement said to have been made by the tra velers from Italy. Trifling as sorb an event must in general he held with reference to all entire cam paign, yet if the report be true, we bhould hail it not merely as en omen of the probable result of the wdr, but what is much better, as a proof that the troops to whom the defence of the Abruzzi is con fided, can meet the enemy with courage, and know how to deftat them, at least in partial en gagctueuts. lo the mean time it appears that the Neapolitan partissiir, the guerillas or independent corps, manifest the 11K1111 daring spirit, and advance is every direction beyond their own frontiers. Their audcary has alarmed the Port for the softly of his cepital. and his Holiness has in consequence requested General FRIMONT to establish in Rome . a guard of safety. The partisans in urging their adventurous course beyond their own territories, bays no enemies to dread but the troops of Austria ; the people every where receive them with eutnusi-on, and evicce the clearest disposition to imitate the noble example of the Neapolitans. This feeling has manifested itself ergo-costly in tLe &larches, where the inhabitants are ripe for insurrection. An cons boa, as a measure of security. been taken pus oestrus+ of by an Austrian form, but the citadel re 'minis in the poom of the Papal soldiers. " Pope's soldrers" have long been exi,nsed to the ridicule not only of military men in all other parts of Europe, but of travellers and writers of every Thu rrprotich has. lawerner, Iwo removed !runs the Papal Maly by the prevent POPE, who has paid as moth attention as any temporal Prince • //1 Europe to the efficiency of his military flute; su.l hia Holiness may in consequence ust of 94 a toy consisting altcgrther of veteran trot*. b , fhe inuount, we understand, if 20.000 nieu--esery one of whom ha. borne a pert in some 44 welt-• fought field." To the conduct of this force the attention of Italy it now anxiously directed ; and as it is well known that the orsjo;iry of the Pore's aubjrcts entertain a fixed /Wired to the Austrian amulets, and wait only for Mime favourable op portunity to mark their Iseolikty, there are Many who Offirrn, that upon the eseduct pu.sised by the Pepe! army under die present peculiar CirCLlal.. inances of Italy, Ow filihrt firte of that fine coun try with mainly (leper/It Plugs of a revolutionary (tweeter lime. it is sold, been chnoveted in Pied mont, but the repott seems to be without !mind:g ilds,. We noticed yeatenbiy the probability that the Gorging troops 40nplured by Cabinet of Vienna - ---• , < , u. t . . . 'tsi.3 td cads the infint Liberties or Naples, 164 sattl4l l the growth liberal ovirsciples its Ego". 'peg evince some sinwillingdess to isqomiskilissAllatelltt Itavote of such ea Meadow' pertirM. !Wit leak Upon it as a rtitisticibli .corrobstrodatr* brioortl Mons upon this subject, that es seAO Attitrisii officers have passed through Mihin Itls~lrf *Tact arrest and hound, on asernior," says lbs stitetiowel, as it is not doubted, of violists which they have manifested." the *Morel here tiotieed moat of course be understoo4 upi niona.hostite to the principle on which this ' s r of Aggression is conducted; and should such opinioits become the theme of entiverantion among the &S -eers. who can believe that the inferior soldiers are free from the like impressions ? We elite:gains sanguine hope that this crusade against Naples, which was meant to extinguish for ever the light of freedom in Italy, will base the effect of promoting and extending its influence not in Italy alone, but also in Germany. The attitude of defiance assumed by Naples has excited in every generous mind Ihreughoot Europe an ardent feeling of respect .std sympathy, and cannot fail of inviting • every stallion not yet /delimit with freedom with the sew lotion of bunting the chains of slavery. The Austrian and Prussian Cabinets might perhaps tit no great distance of time find employment enough for their wisdom and power nearer home, in en. deavours to check the march of freedom, and slipuld their embarrassments eventually .prove greater than their means to control them. they will have the coneolotion to think that their °utters , against Naples was the origin of their difficulties. Jamaica P.rpers to the 20th of January, received yesterday, announce the convalescence of the Duke of MANCHESTER. Elia Grace was able on the 13th to attend to hairiness, •und public meetings were convened to congratulate him upon his re. covery. The capture of Lima by Lord CoctlitA MI, lately announced in the American Papers. hav been since contradicted by more recent advice. received at Cadiz, and communicated in the Paris Jourmils; The Jornarce Papers confirm the latter accounts; Mr. CANNING arrived in town on Wednesday night from Paris. We would call the attention of nor enders to the statement of laying to the country proposed by Mr. rlumx, in the Army Estimates of this year, and we leave the country to judge of the facility of effecting it by the reduction 01 9 only 20,277 men, leaving 210,373 regular and irregular troops for the . service of the country at home and abroad, eacu sin of India! The following is a correct report of Mr. Humes statement, in the debste un the Army Estimetrii. of the proposed savin g ► to the country, by the re duction of only 20,277 regulars from the army t 81,106 men, leuviiig the number of 60,829 reguler cavalry and ministry, 149.544 of militia and yee loamy for the service of the country, and ready to he called out in support of the civil power. via.— ' Use-fourth of the present estimated Charge for • Pay and authing fur 81,108 Men One-funrth of she Charge of the Commissariat, Barrnek% and Extraurainaries . 434,769 Redactions is Retrainee, Goreinona. Military College, Military Asylum, and Half• Pay 111,1117 • --.........., Total We learn from Cape Frare no, under date of the 45th of December, that President BOTIII, lifter haring organized all the branches of the Adminir (ration in the north of the i.land, has transferred the seat of Government to Port-au-Prince. A part of the troops, whn bad Resembled from the West and South to overthrow the despotism of CURISTOPII6, awe reterned to their gardirons. 1' he widow of CNRISTOPHE has retired with her children Port au- Pritwe ; the Pretident of the Republic has saved them from the fury of the enemies of the tyrant. The widow of DEbsAl.llll5 is now also iu the sanh toms, under the immediate safeguard of the Presi dent Boxea. The countrymen of this excellent Chief of the Government - now resident in France, have made him a present of •n ebony bath, ornamented with hop of gold and trophies.— (7 he Ceasilistliottel.l HIGH TREASON.—Nlotiday, Thrones Ferriaterad, whose trial stood over from last Assizes at York, was capitally convicted of haeilig conspired, with several others, to overthrow the King's government. The prisoner was secretary to the confederacy. A number of his accomplices :e, our readers may recollect, fantod guilty at the last Assizes, on their aur a Colsity,jol , and have hem trafttported; among these was a young mac, a sun of Ferriessoad's. The ,arisusier is 57 yews of age. The natal sentence of the law was passed ma hien by Mr. Justice BIM. Liulrility of Persons to l!eromprlled to Prosecute Offetiffors. —At the lair (Atal., :! sort Assizes, Mr. Justice Bat Laid, be wished to mike a few obser.. emotions, whiCh perhaps were vrry inuch called for. A member of the Grand Jury ( 1 1r.CMHISTIAM) bud repeesented to him, sieve his charge was deli .vered, that. the Magistrates in tint wooly (and the sante war the ease; ins I.Ordaliip understood, in mini) , pees of the Isioipium) had tn. t with considerable difficulty io the discharge of their duty, itt conse quence of a notion that had gone *broad, that a per son could not he bows) over to prosecute, bust only to give evidence. This armor in coosequenee of an objection made at our of the metropolitan ces by a gentleman, who at the same time re ferred to au Act of Parliament to bear out his as seition, It was certainly tr,ul that she aii ctof pHILIP and ARY, here allud e d t o ; give rite Wrote@ no inch power .; but ;lint Act had little to do with the • subject. Hy the C01111:111U11 141 4, •the lad& Mr gtstrotes a right to frtillllle persons to be bound over to pro.eciste ; and neurons refusing should be told that the Magistrate is limited with power to compel them. His Luralrliip knew nothing of this . misconception bat what he lead seen in the newspa pers; yet it was necessary that its rehire fallacy should be known to every our. • :, A LMAltral • • ' • " • 'rite word boll far tliMarsiod lOW rirraimarl reeving at thesseelroM ROOOM. 'Darl t aß• at eleven o'elesels. sad &sighed at dirre loorrint. '1 here a cre preset , molly two MondkinVelistimtillWad faalsion. stales, being sirmirtis of fifty maim Mar rt the ree•mtl hsU last season, memoir warm a ere-- fieris—Darolvy, Sloaebtrey, Crisper, Grey, sad Clam %dibasic • . • . Cmontmes—Koseberry, Alasisneld, Nast,, Seftoo Galkoway, AMbreolsam. Saxton. and alilmors. 'Lor;fr--Valsisersfillo, Ctillins, &radon, lillarberouch. James Hay. awl James Stuart. Lathan—E. BIRO, Greville, Pole, Hampden, arsiyitrarx, Fluid, Casilemock, Grey, C. Steres e dhiananikedi, E. Edg. eruilee, Jaeses.ffay, Jame* *mart, C.' Pratt, Aims Baehr's, E. Palk, H. sad .1. Blartiford. •. . • .si„—G. Happoon, H. Floyd, .1.1114* mil P. Most- G.-octal Faller. i Coboeb--K. Ellice, Kissoklillifillillnk ond.floroter. Capialas Versos and Woudley. • 'C.v.'s' Mader and Monsieur de Sore. ...Heiser. —Luttrell, Has. Temple, Parker, Cotlelle Whit -11. Joy, Sorrows, H. Lindsay, WerraY, .1. V. Lowther, H. Simposi, Hue. Coal, Osaka, Humility, Wakom Titylog and filler. Ellice, Mitchell, Feller s Dosrbiumi, Era* Woodford, Illerruires, Wale... Tayhm,*aridflessilmost. Ji4emt Ammo, Pole lesteliell, Palk Einistirs. Foamy, Hush Addhorlare, fkarinialet, /se. O.: WALKER'S LECTURES. Mr. WALICEIR's second lecture on Wednesday evening, at the Oper. Concert Room, was a grail lying treat, to the lovers of astronomy, and a nu tuelorm company repaid his exertions with pro found attention. The problem that tieteriained the true ti.ture rtf tile earth, ens. locked, ell tiller estiog odui ion, which we hope he will retain, if it be not considered too mathematical for a popular elutidotion of this divine science. An ingenious writer ronceiers that the earth was creased " art oblate spheroid" ut first, and we remember his conjecture, that if it had not herr, soy the polar regions must have bre-1) without water, whilst the equatorial would have hewn deluged. Our younger friends, we venture to say, will learn more of the subject in one evening's attendance, thou by the study of books for an age, and it wield be difficult tai rreoususeard a study that sit entirely gratifies and devotes the imagism . In the Covert of Chancery yesterday the LORD —.relay • CIiaIIVILLOIL postponed giving Ins promised juilgairsd e IN the nutter of tits• lliheihrsis of the President Mauler of Qum's College, Camblidge, frexll Saturday la Tuesday nest. J. HARDWICKF, Esq. late Barrister el the Oxford Circuit, has tweets iippointed as Magistrate at Shiahrell Police-office, in the room of GBOSGEt SIORZY, Esq. latriy retired stn a pension from the .hoes office. Mr. HARDWICRE, who is quite a young man, sat on the Bench yesterday lur the host time. T.. 0 or three tremendous claps of thunder burst over the iieterbourlinod of Wisbech on Sunday afternoon, the 4th instant, preceded by vivid of lightning. A beech tree, 70 or SO feet high, grinving on the preini.es of Mr. Molts, of Wid sokenoi as struck by the electric flu►d and destriit•- eat, being nut merely riven. as essay happens, but literally slavered to amass. A little cl.iiiiney sweep was suliicated yeeterday in the Sue of a chimne•c in Mortimer-Arert, Cu vrnrtist►-square, iu tinisequener of a large quantity of Lame philter and rubbish tolling down and jaining iu the flue in his asicent. He was taken out through a pule made in tli ••j - 001, • , „ 40;e 4 I `i • • ; -•' If 7, '4l he*, !PERT-MI(ISM - ,,, r. , ‘ 4r• rift Ilbiftit #0 4 ,17P1 e.tetrnflr PAESI " 11 *".*••••••••-_ , • 1., •.! • q ueei l to a ne 4d e d i Mtb...Too will last& iiiry by drawing the atlesstitat r trees it. Pekoe to the grottpes woo eambiere that ba Chaellei " (WI SOP* he die etreet the siblir wove, and the Perko nest. B h olsiew Many l of thew. trlaks, P . wish their' arts full of bar,- ; to• urine or pence, ore without idiom ibbil i wretchedly attired is other lee r o ' l lty o f tee- respects. A. th e wirewairi aopmeehrs thi s p ret ti er way h e moo or the expected to merease. It i• Idle to einriptsia Ledo deorwli of the n y iTeis immortals depravity where ouch toiseoadnol to pobbety rated.. Many am hutment boy, who joins is th ree immoral water, with • de- raileaor, i. theeee,lerptrd end lured tato the patio of darker I , litten be woe wed wore matured vire. The Street-keepers sea Part- Ihe moat di- keepers should be iastnteted to prevent those mow, lad The first part disfavor these gaiabliag groupies whatever they appear. t in • balloon,A CONSTANT READER. Ikc. of his wonderer ; Mrs. a..- Major Longbow,' ht Modem aisaillisiesen, whim becomes his travelling compinion, 'Ad Monsieur Arc en Ciel, u French professor, Who gives a lecture on ballooning. The serial voyage is digit described, with a landing at the side of ‘Vairdswortb Column', on the hanks of the Thames, satiric Oat travellers eitcoonter ter, cock ney sportsmen, and a peraonificrtion of " Patience its mstime," in the person of a retired linen-draper of V Ullll , *boat sole enjoyment centres in angling, Nod *hoes ideas of evil are confined to the fright. nine of the fish. A second ascent is made, which caches them to Margate, at which place they alight as the strum-packet reaches the pier, and a grew set of elt,tracarra are infra/aced as passen gers by the strata vessel. The secoud part coo- Posts of adventure, at Margate,. in which a fresh lint of characters figure; ruining oil is Omit! lioterkt, the htewarrl of • Margate sailing placket, to whreh The pony of aeronauts embark on their return to London. The third 'tart consists of iltis last mentioned voyage, in which lit character' are introduced. This part is repremutedon the Karst m iu tlit L.:Anna's 'racket. sod Mr. MATINgWa de scends the cabin stairs dressed in each of the chorale trot successively : The entertainment, on the whole, is a must amusing exhibition of the strong cootie powers and extraordinary talent for inimicry and represent/onm with which Mr. MATRSWI is so Mt wesitle• gifted. Amidst if great a variety it is difficult at once to point out lite parts which excel; perhaps hardly any two persons could be found out of the large number present at the perfortruniee who would agree in opinion en that point ; It. ourselves, however, Monsieur Are en Cid s Essay on Ballooning, and Dosed 0' Roorks's Dram, were the choicest atorcesnix of the evening. THE TURF. STATE ()FIVE ODDS.—BIiaTING ROOM, WAWA $ 0 to 1 apt Itegioold 10 to I opt Motel DERDY. It to 1 *est Guctivus 1 12 to 1 apt Jot*. OARS. 5 to 1 sot My Ludy. UIDOLUSWORTR. 9to 1 opt Reltioold 19 to 2 art &lima. sto silt Motet ST. LEGER. 110 1 apt lack Spot Il4to 1 apt 1341.41 L PEDESTRIANINIII. Crisp, the pedest►ian, is backed for SOS seismic, MI of which is OP his ono account , to walk.against .nether cele brated pedestrian, from London to L terplael. They are to start from Hyde Park-enrunr, at bye seelnell e 1,11 East Monday morning, werumpa met , : by two salpiies et h .041. - beet. They are to hall no the toed et set places, and in sleep but two eights on the visy. They will *bid peerissily at one time each morning, and stop et the Subtle lee, in Vellum-street, Liverpool, where it is expected they will w aive some time us the Wednesday following. He that totes the least limy In vrtilklas theiiirenpcetiris stares lobe dec•lare,t the winner. Many bets are tiepeinliiie on the occasion, bet at resew Crisp is lbs farnerile. •c- • . , '7. . ..".. .. . , • ' ..i "I , ' ti: ''.". ... • • . • -• s i . • - . •. . ..i : ;., ,:.::,...,...:.."...... ....... . • . L'• . . . . , , ... ~ . '' . . - • ...- Vie • r :yr '' . : . At!il :4' - . 7 4'3111 , s .1!!.. ' -'' IS. • • ISH OTRitit-MWS -4- ! sy• • , .;:f.,, , . -.- % —. .6 E - , • ..--- . . .3 ::' '* N I ' '. ' '' .•t. ' .. ;.—f - •.ii , 17 1 2 . : . Mr. MAT/11MS ptoduceil I w 0w 7740 1 , 4 . - . 7.0."••••". - . ~. 4 _ iiinient , in which he was as niuef 4• - . ':- ' iha any of his preceding efforts; • /14/1/Llit 1111011111MNIEL . 4 ~,. lIA did it yield in wit, humour, dire ,-• -ItL a . • —Ai ...4.11.L -.• • • ' I - i.. 4 lone , or variety of character. The f, .. Viaeinnis doilifilalletrisesillslepellissiefgr sailed ~ entertainment was a narrative of thi at thew helms 1 1 11ltsdorastilivilMoi VW; Mi. MA ?HEWS in air, eakils , owl valet feet. poste Hisvirsed o Yorishire ' '.. • • ,„,,,__. . 1 iltriptiftn of the several persona with wt ' * 116 e RAW ea d C O." 4 " 1 dr k ildi ft did wii lliall7ll. ” . .... - brought in contact, accompanied with i lth their wet, RA, Calle. Boehm* . Pk '' ''' 91,..j 0 i s im p! L a d y po et in arra,o 3 , ' ,Mi m i rhimi a y i iir verity% mimicry tifthict peculiaritier. 1 dwir mew residraeS is Atbesswrie4arart, from &air s Mar describes his prephirittion fur an ',scent ii tAndovet.' Tao Hoe. Capt. Patalhow4 Mra Pahewhitit we* PollXicill with the i • iquiritn; reinorki, riflections, oruaintance. Mark Mi ra h e l, th e wont haws left Hatelett' s H ote l, D erer . strw e t .' .or Illitilio Dagaper,st late* Mnsforter; end Major L • - _..-• , B.4LL AT DUBLIN CASTLN. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant h. a private ball. the second of the .arrini, at the Castle, yesterday se'ottiglit. A nforig'ihe goalie on dna osciseisin were the following - Art-labia& of Dublin, the Ladies Beres's* Lord ikrivford, Earl sod Curates* of Errol, Earl mai Groadese of Meath, Lord sod Lady Aylmer, Lord awl Lady thossior, the WWII Browne, Ladyßosoloore, Lady and Miss Mlss, Coon. tear of Ormassda, Lady Illeemajoy, Miss Gssitiner, Lady Jane Loftas, Lord Blaney, Lord Maack, Lord Blters, Lord 1t: m. Thynor, Lard G. Chichester, Lord Clonbrisek Sir David sad Lady Baird, Mr, Lady Attar , sod Miss Gregory, the Attursey-General, dp Mary amid the blisters Barrie i Hoe Bishop of Dews, Mrs. end the Mime gleganderi the Bisbap of Dawn Mrs sad the Maws Erma, Ow: Miarire Broils/ark, Mrs. La Parr Trench, the Mimes Treat t, thy (Thief MottOst, Mrs. and the Mimes O'Grady, Genera, Sir •G. /they, Lady and the Misers *trey, Geiser** sad Mrs. -Egertua, General raid Mira Freesias, Giceeral sad Mims Fysrr , General and Mrs. Browarigp, the Marro. General, Mrs. ad Aim Crompton, Mr. Void**. Mon. Capt. Le Peer Tread. Mao. Culotta sod Mrs. Meurer, / h e Harr. sad km Mr. Talbot, Mr. ',manta, Culunel red Mn, Master, Bur Slam* Brace, Sir Charles Veneta'', Hew Colonel Goer, Mr. add Rim Gore, Colopei Hitt, Shipar DiobrOWlP 111011, Major De awn, Hon. Capsaia Battgrusar, Captain hattapailey, Ups; Epp. Laid aad Mrs. Staakupt. . . •-•-• Hite MAJESTY is eirected ii tiara I Brighton on Monday. Yesterday the Dooloos Of CLARBRCZ took an iu bet "earreap, asai. vivited the Prtueess SpPli I A. Tlte . Dok• of.tliiiolicotot gave • grand dinner on Wednesday. to the Archbishop of Yost, the Earls of Dalt LIT and DERBY, and the ether Pireeturs or the Ancient Music ; Lord and Lhdy MORPETN. I - 101i; kr. uhri Ain,. Lew,. stud' o.ve nil other distinguished persons weresl' the perry. Yeaterday his Grace entertained another perty at Desonshire-how,.. * On . Monifey leunight the Doke and Dachas of NORIO UMBER,LAN D, aceuesppruied by Lade AGNE4 PRACY, orrivrO at Newesbele from A Inalek Castle. His Grace booodred the Mayor with his company at dinner at the Mansion-house. The noble party grated the Assize Ball et the, asseuttliv rooms the value evening witii their prescocr. Al;uut. 27* La dies and Gentletues were to the room. A grand 41111 wee given at Clonmel, an Wed nesday se' ;Olt, by the (liove Hunt; douse arra 480 person. periem. 'file ball was opened by Mr. BARTON and Lodi. ft:rzGEnat.o. Tile Tappionty and belsch atttmied. The lE•irl of CLARE has lets Alount Jp for London. The Duke de CAZES, accompanied 6011111111116- 6•41111Milios lie putty well, quite chess; awl hi. suti, arrived iti {'ails ,- -.. ' lira& evening at five o'riotk. 111412aRD and Co. respectfully inform the Public The Ilniice de TaLLEYRAND is in atrallilliltbef . 1 / 4.1 . • y aims Toe/loastotte the I...rittery finishes, when health. • . "• 1 tare* Prises a Tweedy-sine Thomism, Naiads, Money sail A paratpapb appeared in the Moredeg 01111- tiasseffia,usweilie dreary, as well a s all Ili;: usher Capital on noliday We, viiitirfk that a° i Nato of to Iresseis,—Tirkeis arid Slams are vu *are at (Lugano stud , illo.lssoild eatabliahed •iiil forteisate Oakes, Royal Exchauge- Irian a gallant Masques, who distingtrial ' • 1 f0r,241, Cornhill ; end 324, Oktoerlorneel, corner of swallow. at the bade of - IVaterloo, addrresed 10 , e street, alter. S. era Capital Prises hays sheally been sold pervonage in Nye kingdom, on the suktorie Iwo . die prisrat Ltk ... y. QUEEN. are hooded about In CoSlliiiiilligliP No BLUNDER!!!—Our brother. of the diary wed, it is said. hes ramitetl etrtiSidentLA ill ilsreal. kingdom base the w've ref blundering, and are the quarter to *hitt it kit eddreereed." wit a g„, e ad in speak /roles; hilt it iris no blowier their belyin g authority to eontradict.' most unetiniedesillf. the the whole of our of the 21,0001. Prizes is the present Cut s hole of the above peragwipb. - Not.ott,' letter Ivry, as the inure of e,053, Cass A. 21,0001. am rent to whatever' tipeiti the *object- of the QVIIIII, WI Du . h . n.. ; and s la het i he rd r a it iv owing to the forefoittg success, heel' writ trd by , the riefile filiation; alluded. 10.— o ie r h , l ., o h ni im or ; o t w he ' LetieerY'rbeetiinrethrtilleite"Ye,:l..eta:teir„.Slit aware, (LrOsimg Niter.) ' brit Goos she number of trials rihreuties era, unit orders fetus IPiiIIIIICIANS 1111 SPAIN,--I n th e p resen t d ay t h e all parts art heist e d fur Tick. t , sod Shares, we should out be fre tif a plikaician is i w .,_ vence from the tra d ranart -- , : : ipr oa i r s . ..d ir i l l they w es h p o re . : . tr o. rpe lo ok t h ors o 're oi t c o e a kep 2l,oool., t ut even ed tau-pence awn the 111011 of fashion, and nothing,. !• as dt . sirttor Three . I%rki is. .. I liar . you ;ill : r e fi t nie ti nt s. the poor. Some noble families agree *iili the • O w Three /mho, Next saleir.tx,„••ahailiinx, no dotebtoo the physician by the year, paying Mut annually four Thera 21,000/., which mutt he 41rawsb To-morrow. score r.ills-..-tivnt is, 1b. , . for his attendance on them 1 l ii Omuta' live! there ore wive for trial sit the and their fatlailjes. 4 roaming A •alLe, : —Fin warder, J 2 ; highway- role -ISt:* Viuq.oaiiii.,--Wir hear from l'urtugal. dust 'wry. 4 ; tape, 7; tmlrgl.try .111.1 robbery, 14; MA it ue.w volcano has burst out in the highest %memo tin tellers, charge(' emit VitflUttlf Ott . ..Weft—lA till, lit • title of inc ))))) taint torier Leiria. fins retrain- 176. shinny phietwinewin uccurred at ilie period of the At Bristol leather fair, the supply of skins was h ig h .lint of due Limon,. mentstairsl iis snout of the 'Mgr, and they tAlieflCllCed II coninderable reelnce Jourinely. Tire volcano was in full a ration when the t iii price. Dies.itig hides were lii about the I des* set•Ottsets mar oway. bit had happily taken it usual quantity, awl irsareally found kwyers. iGnosl direction "inch threatened 1 d ill d _u __a .1-1.4: —IIIIIbgr. efOrS tutu buffaloes were in Mien Supply. mutt sold 'I he country is peril, and it may be recollected !truly. Spanish horse hides were alooest uttaide. as that through which M'ELLINGTON palled in Elite. A considerable spobtity of the latter remises* pursuit of MASSItII4. • vu bind, mud will probably not find purchasers. •4 ~~?~~. o.i E. Mi4=: /. 4- 1 0 vg - BOXING. A rare match nod treat to the *amateur La( place rater dot) on Blotto's' Dowt.s. iu Herta and Rocks, as the spot divided the comities. It was betwecu George G►aager, a tried good man, who beat the Beth Hatcher, and others, mud Thomas Ilardimp, better kenos by the name of flunthrg. don Tees, for 30 /miasma aside. Tom had diatioguisawit himacif as a limner stimoutrm his countrymen, street upon himself, and reacted for his talent by kis master, oho backed him. Granger was seconded by George Cart, one of Lis Curtner adverts/rift, and Tom by his brother, as twat a wrestler as Heiroderdsbtre could prostate. ft was a short bat a merry Agit.. of four mends only, 1w 29 mingle* In the first round Harding hit his adversary away him him like a machine nueld chair; hut Granger mode his stand, droppiog the claret from every organ, sag he gra:red his adversary by a belly-goitre. 2. Had either tried science, it world have failed. They went to work like alanglitermeo at a bullock's head, and bit ■way fearlessly fur sit miaow; when Granger was thrown a tremendous sostergel, which lartusght forth an involtintarif bear" from the lungs, like a paviour rising his iaturnmest. 3. The mew had been busily regard for 13 minutes, and five more wee ►mployed at the piping system. A mainly rally followed, e.d Gramme was lit don 0 by a blew rentedly &Al tered span t►e ear, and the claret followed. •. Harding we. all abroad; be was weak and inseam/bit, and Granger won the fight by hitting him down, and drawing • wo of his jaw teeth. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. roalsainevir. teal= 14. Arrived the Glinophyro, Grasexer, fro. Batavia, line of Prance, and the Cape—left 51. Helena 17th January ; the Brothers (late /hump), fraud Suralsay, was there; ehe but lost her Captain • few days after leaving Bombay. Smiled the navies Grant, Scuts ; and Bent, Cobb, for Ilnallay and Mina ; True Aniericao, Bancroft, fur &Mon ; Liverpool Packet, CAM, for Rio Janeiro; Fox, Caeoliae• Crews, and Itslegrily transporis, fur Guernsey; Zephyr and Fancy transports, fur Jersey ; Dr vsow HarillOgilt, Carrot. fur Amsterdam ; Bedfoid, Ruwe, fur Seem Lynn; and Starling, on a ends,. PLYIIOIIIII, MAtttclt 13. Arrived the trorge, Lenihans, fruni London ; an 4 Nymph, Watkins. from Liverpool—bulk fur Lisbon. Arrived tiff the post the Hottentot, Howe, frees Jamaica, in forty-eight days; and Cal e d onian , Tsub;nan ' from Nee York, is twenty-f o ur day s , f ur Newburgh. The Hottentot encosintertd a severe gale on the 25th skim*, spreirgber boweprit, sod had part of her balwarks and some articles off deek washed away. Sailed the Lyre, Redpath, fur Quebec. bill, MAIM I. The licensed ship Essex, Captain James Mahon, from Cnlcutt• and Madras, arrived at Ventry Harbour, enmity Kerry, on Friday e v en i ng l ast . Site sailed from Calcutta early in September, and from the Cape of Good Hope oa the 19th December, cud ha* brought Post-office mail, hits both places. Lieutenant I). Wawa, of the 4th Native In fantry, a passenger on board, dird et the Cape of Owed Hope.— Namia of the passengers now ow bawd, vit. Major Bedew, thirty-fourth Regiment; I.iertetuarl Shaw, ditto ; Capt. Webb, Irk Native Infantry ; Lient.l. Bradfield, 14th ditto; bent. St. John French, 25ili ditto; Lies'. J. A. Bayley, 119th regiaaeat; Lieut. Wallace, 14th Light Dr,- gonna ; Lien". Junes, SIUs regiment ; Mr. J. Wardle, late supercargo of the Tranjure; 1). Letdown, East India Com pany's Service; Mr. William Hall, merchant; Mrs. Bashi*, Lady of Moque. Barlow; William Midwinter, Nathaniel wester, Edward Stepbesaose.—(Arkerfiser.) The Birth, M'lntesh, frets Liverpool for Jamsles, was to tally lust on • rock in Long Bay, Jamaica, sth January— crew and passengers saved. The Central Wasidarton, Locceek, from Liverpool for Virginia, nu lost on 2d Febroary roar False Ilny—crhe eared. PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per th. Red—. 72i ii I Ex. thlls. 4....3 5 pr. 5 per Ct. N. An. Will I Lotirry Tiekeirg7/.18.. bnine 80nd,.. 48 50pr. I Cows. for Ace-- 73U BIRTH. Mrs. Gower, wife of Mr. Ginger. Collirdarret. W •t. •iuNer r of a ma. MARRIAGIi. On &today seek, at St. Jo LW., am* Lianeeick, pr..oios Air:Moil, Esq. lietttroant-Colaosnot4 Meier in gig. 19th regiment, to the Hoe. Catherine Jam fienrey, datiehtv• of the late General the Right Kea. Loud manna, of 11.4. Park, it the Gaiety of Litegersek, mid grailiiibegider ut hltebsel Roberti' Weatropp, Eon of Coat BUM!. On the tlth instant**, liodainisime.ol.o,Bll2l.o"reth‘l• Charles Shwa ) n, Emu, algid I Uu the 9.1 testa's!, at Telford, woe illursosille, is Ow Mils year of his are, Ow Rev Jabal Ureter 01 Ilraulabill, Liana's.Uwe, se sod mos isf the lsWi Drik'ke. Grad. of the above place, alio was dui h e i r ml ' so w' Ilse Hied Hon. Lewis Dywnikis, of Serivoisbh who pierfoirond It., office of Chnospiss to Gist George ill• - - 111tH RA lgialliki bAY AT 1.4114D0N BRIDGE. 3fun•iore 34 Air 1111. 1 Emus( b 7 aftry 13 . Printout sad Published at THE 11111TIEH PRUE and HUMS Ofiaa, No. 121, famed, by C. 0)11111Y 1 of the Sdesad. lx;f- -9 ITHr 1 111 ~~ .. , r_