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!Hitt FitiVe i ffrfAmy twit nth Mujesty's Lome soirtiday was atteaded hundred peittoeirt. 'kt till iw plvsentatioup we save ou Setird•t,lbil (0110104 , alai/ took place:— rot Professor hristisa, of thelaitilliiiliplifithir Cambridge. The Bail a Ormoade, to present a alatiful Address _ keel the Nubility, Clergy, amil Inhabitants of tee City aarl Im/flit...of Kilkenny. Sir doubt WebbDirectot-Geoeral of the Ordnance Medi cal Depart mem, Woolwich. Lieutetia9 Burials, R.A. by the Lord I. Walliwg. Lieuteneut Bourke, Royal Pesileers, on his return troop abroad to juts' . he. in Scotland, by the Earl Ali Maio. Lieutenant Bullock, lit Life Guards, by the Lord 1 Waiting. Lieutenant W.Polenger,22d Fool, by the Lord is Waitiot Lieu truaut 31. Tudor, Korb Regiment, us his return freer ladia. Lieutessor W. Commie, R.N. by the Lord in Waitiagit , Lieuleaaut tiing,23tl Fusiliers, by the Lord in Weibel. Liertensat Pomeroy, R.N. br tbe Lord im Wartime. I • Lieutenant Reid, 2d Life Guards, by the bird in Woitidtg. tienteseat Hell, Coldstream Gaards, by ar dtnd it 4. Lieutenant Earle,. IL A. on relent fnmelmAlailligkier Lituteuaut R. R. Gillespie, 110th Lio Dismomma, by the tor d is Wattles._ Liedgeti n iii Wells, Royal Home Artillery, by the Lord in Mittel. • 'Lieutenant Buckley, teth Rime's Hewers, ea promotioa. Lleetesamt A. W. Begley, 19th Leseere, y lb. Lord iu Waiting. Lieutenant Drabs's, Nth Regiment, on return from abroad.' • Lieutenant John A. Killmick, R.N., to present an Address from the autleat Barer of Soatbiruld, by Sit B. Bloomfield, Baronet. -Lines. Cosier, R.A. by she Lard in Wilhite,. Lice,. ft. Oliver, REN . by the Lard is Waiting. Lieut. M. Walker, lib Oregon. Guards, by the Lord in Fessiek, Royal Engineers, by the Lord is Waiting beet. Slade; 19th Leiner., by the Lord is Waiting. emelt SoVisas, 4111 Dragoons, by Sir C. Ssthews. Carnet Pelona/giber, 7th Dragoons, by the Lord is Wait- Caplan Shear, It N. -es Ids appointment to evissined the Belbark, by. Viscount MeMilk. Captain G. Canning., It N. by the Lord is Waiting. Cbpasta Hocking*, R.N. us he apputaimeat to the Me dina, by Vascuusti Cropliaie Hart, R.N. so his return from the West 'edits. Capon Buebitu, R.N. es his return hose Newfoundland, by Mammal' Melville. Captain M'Arthur,ou lair Frontons°, by the Earl of Ruck. savage. Captain C. Campbell, R.N. brother to the late Admiral Sir G. Campbell, G C.B. by Load Sidanoutb. Captain Burned, thesadier (;needs, us promotion. Casale T„lllsart„ Coldstream Guards. os peounotios. captain Speen. ILK. by Mr. C. W. Wyse. aplan !Stipend', R hi. out promotion, by Lord al* tripe:. • 4 Captain a. T.Seobell, R.N. by the Lord is Waiting. Captain Riit, late Independent Companies, uu his retell% , floss the C, , atiosout. ; . -Caplets Hirardot, Cu - - Saarda; by the Lord is Weitieg. Captain H. Darin, R.N. by the lend in Waiting. Captain W. Blight, *N., spntlipsrommiliste, by the Lord 01WeilillS. • - ! • • Ver l Wf ta d ltrlaey. „,,, tole • Divest, Royal Ist Eray . ea Cavalry, by aim' 1111.111%, .ii Id. it Moill 4. W. Jakel'aNs e.c af ' , Saki Willialar. asaavory, by Sir IL lima, aratfr Maury, by the Lord ael. A--; sib rivull of 11•114.4 ta 1..; • I ..34114saieSilillisamr,1111b.- SARI latairary‘ by Illajimalibmo Sir J. W. Gordon, Bart. • •c' Conan; R.N S. Tabs. F .41 Captal• _ ~ by Admiral Captain Frani% ow his appolnininnk So Ins Majesty's shop Sophie. a.,ae Caft.:Mackintosi; 791 b reskimgeos salons from abroad, by obi Doke of Mommone. Mt. J. V. Grant,:ll.P. by Amiga tia -Waiting. Mr. Mahn, qui kin. cetera Atoll She Coatineat, by the Lord is Waiting. se. 014 , •:• atu s4li* Mr. Cocks, so personal an Adams Sias Hereford. Ilk. Bouillon; one • Sultanates is'lMlAMnokkieillin Falb W4 whictirldellsjesty Waa emilosedy.pledas.llllwmpw Me. Fleetwood Williamo o kj Ms. ClhallimaWillioaro wmao4 Mr. Matthew Lamaism, au veloillb Sam WM. .1 • Mr. Barrio's, by the Lord in. Waking. cr Mc. Thomas Cas tonight, our ovosamliog as Ida asingei's creamy of Legation 111 the Court of Alsoniels, by Vingonant Castlereagh. • ms sar Joseph C. Anderson, to present u Address figgilirer inoy. Major Hector Maclaine, no his arrival from foreign' mamice. Idol& Browne,,loth Reglement, by the Lord is Waiting. .Moyan , Rolland, or lois oicpsroisre for the Major Cberoyaol tinopylion, Royal Hamar% ou hie mar. rise, by Colupel ChetwyardStapylion. amoral Maar, bong prevented by indisposition from pre. Mitosippoping him duly to boa Majesty sauce ins Accession so, tiovirbrota,. . Major Dumas, 65,11 Regiment, by the Lodia Widths'. -Batacadmiral Locke, no his prontosion. Major Brock, 43d Light Infantry, by tbef..QT. Waiting. IllearAdmiral Di ghy, isot his remotion. Idijdeßeneral ios bit •pooilotios ad return *rout Sodas. The Bev. Jamul Ilarker,ly she Duke of Rev. !Br: Ihvis, Sy the Lord in Wattiog. l • ll ' llll4di ' . The Dean of Rochester, on his prefermumi„ Viscount sha thh •so . ▪ Elotifer flaky, Phmician•Genersl of Jamaica, and Member Rminterable Honor of Assembly. • Moine Fogerty, R•iyll' York Bougers,by the Lord in 114falthig. r.st t • • CM. Grant, M.P. his Majesty's Lieutenant for beeriness- Mr. Dill•ren and Sir C. Girl K C B. to present a dutiful And loyal Address from Llimigniklatk, and •kio owe from litiatiableitt-ly•Loo, he Hlanionrititaldne. iu the Welsh ll** gungsr,;Wlth a translation' Address from Glasgow, presented by Earls Grey and Poltslynt, mid Lath Emktise and Hamilt o n. Lieut.:General Sir Cohn Halkets, ou hi• marriage. Colonel Monster', ow his return fr" no abroad. tient: General Sir H. Wards, ou his appiniu meat to the Ifieverument of Barbadurs, and to the tonituand of the Fore.. in the West ladies. General Dimmed, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. N'eltb, Ihreetsnr General of the Ordnance Medical Siepartineas, by General Sir Joins Doyle. Brigodur-General Sir 11. on his return from abroad. Mr. C. Brownrigg, in she Civil Service of Ceylon. /Wiriest! Sir James H. Wbitshed, on his apponsiment to the conini:inillal Port.inoolls. Sir J; Leicester, Rost. Colonel of the King's Cheshire Yeo. mato) Legion. Mr. Puking, from Americo, by Sir I. CulEu. Karl Mirey, to present several aialdreases. Lima... Colonel Owen, R.A. uu his return from the Con. I mem. Thacksvell,ou his proanot . to the Limit: Colontley lkth Kiug's Rumors. Lieut..Colmtel Petal., on bia promotion. Major Wally 34 Dreguou Guards, on his return from Ireland. Air. Harris, of Covent.gardcu Theatre, by the Lord iu Walling. Litutenant.Culooel fate, Bengal Army, by the Lord iu Wailing. Duke of Leinsicr, with Petitions from Berkshire, Inhabi tant. o f Reading, St. Mary's Islington, Trade. of Dundee, i ne'"Pbrallons of Perth, Inhabitants of Belfast, and Mer chants of Dundee. Duke of Rutland sod Sari DikilieWmtj aa " igs. :. _l, a • hossift WI is A ~i -.. ~~ e _alll4-aii Jammoo l iree 'the Dew .1 of the Comity of ker. • with se A WV? " a Kemal, W lir es = 1 • 018 14 6 1 .0 1 • I ' a • N V tate, Leed4wWillia.— " 111 . 1 41saillow, Mr. VlAAASeterktelhll , 4lSiefte • r rk t , .1 . 114 .1 0. Earl Thaset, wiakibliaatinibmik tbe•lbnii nit 00W, Yorkshire. AN &tali Sir Everard Homo, Pawls Miitrasiont a Wasik dedicated to the King, Patronand President of St. George's Hospital., Brigadier General /14 Marie* Sutton, Y.C. B. and C.T.S. on his return front abroad, by Earl Fife. lion. 1). M. Erskine, by the Lord In Waiting% Mr. Seudantore, to present an Address from Hereford. Mr. Mortiovr Druinfnond, by the Lord in Waiting. Colonel Butter, Royal Military College, by the Lord in Waiting. Colour' C. W. Maxwell, Captain.Ganeral and G of St. Christopher's, by Ear I Eat hetet. Lrenienisnt-Colontl Zuhleke, ma promotion and appoint ment as Companion ar the Bath. Lieutenant-Coterie! Fitsclarence, on his marriage and re turn from the Continent. Lieutenant-Culotte, Hunter, Grenadier' Guards, on his promotion. Lieutrnant.Coluitel George HillikilliAlitMdier Guards, or AN maissiotioe. Liewleasost.Colstael Mathes*, lidtle Regiment, ism)* ap pointment. Lientemsnt•Colonel Rose, Portuguese Service, on re- Imo from abroad. Mr. H. Addington, on proceeding as his Majesty's Steer , levy of Legation to the Court of Copenhagen, by Lurd Cai tlereagh. The Bishop of Chester, with the Mary-ledisine Addreps. Sir C. Bampfylde and H Dickimos, with an Address freer Fromm sad its vicinity. Mr. H. Matthews, to present his book, by Lord Sidinonth. Lord Erskine, to present Addresses from Lambeth, St. Andrews, &c. Messrs. Hibbert, G. Watson Taylor, and W. Dickenson, to present • Petition to bis• Majesty from the Hume of As semblyuf Jamaica. Lurd A. Hamilton and Lord Erskine with an Address from the county of lava. k Lord Fahey, with Addresses from the County of Worms -11 ter ' city of ditto, and Tuna and Borough of Droitwich,*dtc. Sl'. DAVID'S DAY. The true origin of the custom, still retained by the Vir• lab, of wearing leeks in their hats on St. David's day, is involved is much obscurity; however, in the absence of all cerwiu knowledge respecting it, conjecture has not been idle. Ac cording to one accosts', We practice originated in a grist victory ',Maimed by the Of iIOUS over the Saxons, Uhl which octanes Ike former were distingeriabed by the leek, as the order of Si. David, and list OM* Ws tatlonjmg English liues appear W allude:— . " I like the leek Aloe oil beaks .ml Sowers ; When first we wore the sasimptbst field was ours. i ▪ lerke is whit and grecs, whereby is smest, • Britons are With stout and ennuenii Illext to the Lion and the Voieors, . The Leek's the fairest emblem that is mem - •-• • Soother version of this tradition refers rho maw to victory liaised by Cadirallawn, near a Said of leslinrwhich have, in coewquruce, ever sines bees worn by tbs BMA+ to commemorate that event. The more plausible suppgnitius, however, of SI r. Owes Pugh. is, that the castors aril/Mated la the'eymasartha, atiti observed is Wilco, in which the farmers assist each °lbw trt ploughing their load, and us which otessios every ow toitoseviy cootribalett his Icek to the commie repast. at? a' ` k 'NEW A HUY L K ROOMS. • . IIIII.:' VENTRILOQUISM. • : ::(1. jlhmlees day night Moasieur Alexandre, whose fame ,their reached this country from the Continent, gave his first public exhibition' at these rooms as a ventriloquist; _and we are happy ta_say, that his success fully confirmed the b:gh repetation widish be bad acquired abroad. The performance commenced between Mons. Alexandre, Ls the Character of • waiter, and an imaginary old and in ' 6rm 'box vivant, iu which the former is compelled, muds against bis will, to prepare an ousels t. This entails upon him the 'semen)? of pluming and sawing wood, striking • light, and frying the eggs over • candle; these different sounds he Imitated in the happiest and mnst netonishing ininswer. Ater ibis followed • dialogue between a chim tiey.eweep sad Mons. Alexandre. In this the voice of the sweep .adulated, in his descent down the chimney, was so 'amity inutsiea, MT a wipe suspicion UT cocrumerw7 per vaded the minds of several of the surbeuee. This doubt, however, do creditable to the rare talents of the vetitrilo 'quid, was must happily removed is the progress of the representation. iVe have not leisure to follow him through the various humorous dialogues which took place; we will threrfure simply misusers.* them. A osinversatiou between Monsieur Alexandre, some uue shut up in a room, and a servant in the eellsr—a dialogue with a man enclosed in trunk—e winversotion hell/rem a gantekeeper t a countryman, and his wife, illustrating the efficts of an alarm in a house guarded by several dugs--the quarrel between these last anal souse CAIN follawed by the erica of as infant weakened by the uproar, and lbe vino sitempttstif the gamekeeper's yottig wife to pacify Ilre child, were delineated with ouch truth, that duubts might have again arisen as to the exist ence of a cosfedersey, had Not the removal of the screen rev. sled to MI/ astouieheil senses Monsieur Alexaudre solar, who, is conclusion, caused • voice to issue from the stomach of ore of the spectator., singing the Freed, air of " Narfirusch."—The Duke of Clarence was present, and expressed himself most highly gratified with the perform ante. The company was ournerous, and of the most fashionable n write. We observed must of the Foreign Am bassadors ;arms . ROVIEVY.—As Mr. Owe* Fon Lim, a respect ,aisle harmer, near Aber, Giroutvonshire, was re. turuing home about eight u'i lock in the eseniug of , Tharoday, he was stopiwil by ;three persons, all 'Welshmen, upon the celebrated mountain, Pen 'Wien Mawr, and rubbed of his ',octet-book ; the trillrioa afterwards threw him over the stone fence able', secures the rood front a tremendous preci pice, the bottom of which at lagli water is over ' limved by the sea. It is aatuunhiug that Mr. You Lau was not dashed to pieces. He lies in a dangerous itate. On Thursday night the premises of Mr. RICUARD WORKSIAN. at Barn Green, Hams, were at tempted to be robbed by u man of the name of Saunders, who 'Mended to edict his purpose by concealing himself iu a loft ins the premises, *rail the family had retired to rest. At twelve o'clock Mr. Wooziest', was disturbed by a noise, ' , end on searching ahe - house, discovered Saunders, with a cleaver. in his hand, behind the door of the ',parlour. Mr. WORKMAN immediately cut him _down with u broad sword, and then secured him, by tying his arms behind him, until lour o'clock iu the ' , Morning, wheel he was taken to Hainbletin, where the wound which the sword had inflicted in his aria was dressed ; and he was then conveyed to Winchester and committed for trial. The wound was of such a nature as to reader it necessary to send him to the hospital at Wiuton. He described I self as *bricklayer's labourer, from the Half way Houses. ' tot v: a i ¶: . . , . .4', ~. ~k 3~~~ ad.r,ANNlabdillMP ..... .. _ _ .. II 11111r1 Fur hills Jrawa from Nese Coats w o k. great - To poke goud Ileficieaces of the Fee Funds in cattle of L Srh Treasury peps/gamut a very ready sale s 96 is Pam •.- higher this iCsiatiogeat Expenses in ditto at fairs of late. During the_ day the towd weiS • ...___1 5 1 101 " 1402 - 06104 Comm:Km 111,4199 crowded to tto excess. We are Wed to hear of MI 1.1 " 115.1 Mint G•Irl &linage Ex t Sulk. N. " frauds beim{ committed, estlept one silly felklit ea e.• Faunae Acts of Parlirsi u tat M. who sold his hove, sod which was paid for K. Pending Journals of House of Commons f t si Pontefract old uokoos which 0,414- *tapped Wyly For American Loyalists Oompeesatiuns to relies* Public Ofleers )eJrs ago. •bwi..o.-4.4.,.- - 1' 'A.-a 241 VA - ; sat es' a ; i1k.35, .01064 rkir. : ... i . • . .. I i , ..; .. ,t ,.. - .a lass , a uisaisalriar, etree,spe, am ,,04,.. , :5irt4; e!... te ow a 4166 lasi I - :•• Atlie• • 1410 II .1 4,"•:4 e g•sie !as. .0.41! •-•94. L..) ! .t •sant 144: awed! . Ott. ,11•74( v.l'lltt tali:)'..i :-• •' • sta.:' g -it ho- , ..• '- .:1 $A$l,6l • - ~~# !%''± . int t sit marlVori, : OALL-) The esoci lialdhigkili cia tt a rrauty nirse • ' great. B so - thual succession. =PM float fp* ageism. repegiallyaillardl diameter, and ono reidele The colouring is agremilalte ritrvadwiwof top to naototor Waggle ft (t truth p ie • very interesting work.. e had er• • • fault, that the haanciai'a face his grimace in the expreseiuu ; upon cogaiderai pears to be a positive merit in two points of vie historical accuracy, and so .imalte the dignity L.. ike generally; it alskilrtvea judicious contrast to tiot sinus feeling of %Ivrea and delight which beanie fl that coentesaime ei the accomplished Queen. The Saha of the latter iw rumeetie god graceful, and altogalliA suitable to the ides white, the noised retains of the Bleed ..jai •riginsl. Nary tehiag Ames of the Prends Coast (n room, north end) would esake• very good eumpaniow-pisld for the fernier, though Ole IS by Ittemmon and therithd• by Rosa. The latter orpreeeets Mary on ship-hwird. time is the approata of dark night. The deterministic,' I. together are designed to depict the pathetic description of the story in lioberion's History. The pewter hag wrinalat quite up to the spirit of the bieturiaw. Gipsy reNing a IteNper4 Fol'llol4l (south 11011114 east SISIS), by WARD, pier* of very complete emanation. An sir of effected sacre delay is assumed. The vesicles of the irountennoite are ob stinately counseled to repreaentiodifftrence, Tke eyes are shut with difficulty; while the involuntary curling dt the lips towards a smite, and the fixed and rigid pinto the figure, betray a deep wad credulous aitewitiorAgla the revelatiera of the vagrant soothsayer. Mr. WAttehtt other pieces, dispersed through the Exhibition, are Sea illustrations of rustic end animal life, of buorteb Outdo hood, wad of village eciowray in general. We bef itinieed Mr. J. DWANE'S View ms. Windsor Forest.. He has a great many other pieces of the same. character, oak c• 1111 l ected with the same ueighbons hood. He has made 'ha meat of Windsor, Elite, sad all the region round ahwut t Thames iu thin beautiful and interesting part of. the essay; try. Pura (middle room, west side) is a piece uf nee caner and puissant expression. There is a triumph of loam faction in the fare which provokes both envy and ediai' • NoppSO, just above the former, is a piece of wild A romantic effect; but there is nohow of Ole spirit ethic produced the immortal ode that furnished the physictau uf antiquity with • finer precept Ihsu all his prof:atonal studies. The sales, we enderstaud, are more brisk than usual: proof that there is not wily great merit in the market, but ; *vs liberality and discerucuent iu the purchasers. ••• UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. et roan, room* y 14. •• • On Saturday last time Hon. Philip Beery Ablaut, second is. of Lord Cult heater, and Student of Christ Church, Was Clad. eil Schuler ou the Viserien Foundation, vacated by the death of Mr. Larkins, of University College. Tuesday list the following Daisives were rod/reed i-sn 'l l Shafer of Arte.—Re v. John Den/ad, llries College Bachelor of Aria—George Illeumge Walker Fleneatto. Student of Christ Church. vssauaair IS. • William Moog/6m, Esq B.A. of Jeers Collage, baa been deleted Fellow of that &envoy. NEW COMET. OitscavAToim, GO.FORI`, FORQatY 24.—The New Comet —it Comet made its appeareace here het evening, at 35 minutes past six o'clock, within two or Hire &Tref • of Algewib, the lost star in the wing of Pegasus. ' It is 31 deg go eke ern et the ewe, ant aro wills &A we MA* en* eight o'clock, about mot is lei deg. to the worth of that planet. /IS small light sedan was surrounded by a diffused coma, threc.fourtheof • degree in Illainieser by the statues, mud its perpendicular tail was nearly fuer deg. in length when the coruscations were lewd vivid, through the upper part's( which • small *tared' the AMU loniguilude was perceived by the belp of •tr se. This iiiiiiiqueetiunahly . . the same ' that Duchess gases, i knowledge, The f:r, 7 DUNCA. Hon. . from the ing beets years and paid off. The have an+ with cal Many yards The. Porhintom the estates experiv of oak 'The P0,48E1(101 Bunion. nerd senger. our cruise, head. Ca FA have beet K EA R I the si service, In the Mom.. Drake, Orsi waidd . 4 &unbend eg a ti . . ; ratr bht.liii• The of wile, Ringmer . 44 quarters winch t greattl Ni to which . •th an mem the kr At the warm —I he •houd. ,tier Very very NOTIC Mt 1. Mr. Marlin, of GaVey—Bill to enable permits eborged with Felony to employ Cetinsel to plead fur therm. , 11. Mr. Frederick Robinson—Coen Averages. 3. Mr. Chaste, Calvert—Ball to repeal so asesellsof aitAtt [22 Car 11 , e, Was restrains the Proprieirts if Meoww bin tines the Termite and Londou Bridge kora ereditig,4Bs 111111ginga or enclosures thereon. sr. PRIVATE BlLLS—Snead Readier'. 1. Trmpster Enclosure. 2. Ripon and Pateley Bridge Road. ' :SOIIIT 3. Wadeamill Rood. (bat • Ise s 4. Great Bolton Road. as. *4,0 . 5. Manchester and Buxton Road. t'••• • • '4i*. x THE ARMY. S,L The 84th regimast, commanded by Liestersant‘tallissel Dtobrury, from Plymouth, armed last week at Possiofflp, for the duty of that garrison ; the 51st regiment, Bustle., want-Colonel Rice, C.B. have also marched onto that Irani. eon • aid the • Ilse bottaliss 3d guards have amarelsed • Aloe Plyetneelbi! t ,, 1..1! . 1% Two apetputdie eirdater tilt veletas battalion have ea hal Iced at PurlH It in the Defence transport, and salted fur Dublin to • The 12111 regiment of foot will strive at Portsmouth and embark for duty at Guerra'' , and Jersey on &tardily. Four companies of the ilth veteran Imitation embarked at Portsmouth on Salarday seneight for Cork, for the purpose of being disbanded. The sth veteran battalion will likewise shortly leave that garrison for the midland tonuties, there to be diabauded. VETERAN BATTALIONS. The Bth, 7th, Bth, 9tb and 10th Royal Veteran Battalions are to be disbanded ea the nth of next osontb.—The Ist, 2.1, 3.1, 4th and sth, ea the tails of Jose or Jolt, or as soon after as the several mops shall reach the poi•ta at which they were funned. The Officers are to retire es limit fall pay, nod the men ohs their register's. ": et". COME, 1111.111111 ART IS. This morning twain galatt.lboeiverl fur the ltith regimes*, now doing duty in ibis garellas, to embark immediately for Malts. One transport has already arrived in our harbour s and part of the regiment will embark on Wednesday next. These unless were quite unexpected, and were issued mem,. immolate of the 85th regiment, now n Figlaad, whin% was intended for that Derr ice, baying heels stastuternsawded.--(GirA Advertiser) The 18th will he replaced in Haim garrison by the 31st, uuw un its route from Scotland, by Pert Patrick.—(lbid.) /IV INFANT HERCULES. . 4.7 R. 11. A child of extraordinary size is now % i le called Allartou Lintmiln, parish of Camber only ten mouths old, is one Scolish yard rosillike ai4l eigisseen and a half isiebee nomad tie Alibi s aid elmise-ima • half round the arm. Ha has a large heed, US quite in Kopp/lien; • high and dignified brow; • large, bold, and remarkably quick eye. His hair has bees twice eel. and is stronger than the hair of adults in resent- He is said to weigh eight or nine store tree. He I. illtquite proper. tiesialliy tall. He is an object alike w the attention et the carious sad . the philosopher. —(Carisll Mira.) • Me, a, Llama& vervain:. *IT Sat ws zotwirrirr IN ONE Pawl": :Net s 4.6 There are now living in this county, of their faculties, six brothers, whose to 467 years. The following are the individeak, with a*• respective ages, sad a more extraordinary instaace of kagilh• wily is one family is rarely to be met with : Samuel Creswell, Derby, aged 88 years. ' t " • • Patrick Creswell, Catholicise, 84 years. Thomas Creswell, Belpre, 82 years. John Creswell, Holbrook, 76 years. Joseph Creswell, Denby, 73 years. George Crowell, Denby, 65 years. (Derby Mercury.) Total years.. 467. .I.%taft 14,0'0 ..f , a '-os y,•• • irtirAL ACCIDAgr. On Wednesday last an inquest was taken by Mr. Cooke, one of the Coroners fur the county of Oxford, on view of the body of Mr. Viret, of Tetsworth, steward to Ike tats Lord Charles Spencer, of Mansfield, whim the Joey home. finitely returned • verdict of Accidental Doak fteme'tbe following melancholy ctreasustauces Viret bed boo dialog at his mother's, at Whcailield, mad about two Altar& treat nut with his doulde.barrened gun to shoot • rabbi Vet a sick child. Is a abort time the report of both barrels was beard after a little interval, and he was discovered by two of his sisters, who were wit walking, lying upon his back, a toast disfigured corpse. 'the cries and screams of hie dia. leaned sisters soon brought many labourers and Gentlemen to she spot, where his faithful spatted.' were found watching over the body, and would taut seller Si to be approached. At length they were removed by actual force, •iid it appeared that lie must have bleu in the act of re-loading the dm. charged Lame' ohne the other went off. The ramrod was found close to she body, and one of she barrels was unly loaded with powder. He was In the habit of caroiug his cocked when in the pursuit organs.. He has Itft a wife .4eild viz ehildreu to lamed' Ins lose. besides r large mete tai tlbleed., who sill lung respect his memory. The Estimates of the Sums waisted fur the Miscellaneous Services of the 11111141N1 year have (Pero printed. They are as fuller* : For the Works carrying wt iu the College of UM. hunch XIO,OOO For Buildlog a Penitentiary at Millbartk 40,000 For Public Buildings Extrinardivaiy Expense iu the Lord Chainberlaiu's • 1). parlament Fur Claimants of Portuguese Vessels, captured by British Cruiicrs, on account of the unlawful Trading in Sines, since 1814 .... Expenses lit COISTRISVIOUtri fur Preventing the Ille gal Traffic in Slaves For Prosecutions relating to the Cola of the Yong.. dom Law Charges 2/5,060 Salaries of Officers of Lords arid Commons Convicts at Hume Vaccine Establielinsent Coral Contingurnieu 100,000 perceived by the belp of • teloscope. This is tioilnestionahly the same Comet that Seigueur Pons, Astronomer of the Duchess of Laces, discovered In the ealsatellation Pe- gasus, in the evening of the 21st ult. bar which, la oar kuotrledge,bas nut yet beta own by the English astronomers. The Liffey frigate. Captain the Hon. HENRY DUNCAN ; and the tsinigow frigate 4 Captain the Hon. ANTHONY MAIVLAND, are mitered honor front the squadron in Naples Bay : t farmer hav- ing been nearly three years; anti t latter three years and a half iu commirsion : they will be both paid off. • The ship* Sally, CARR, and Rats, DAVISON, have arrived at Portsmouth lust week 'from Fiume, with cargoes of timber for his Majesty's dock-yard. Many other ships were left loading, t Fiume and Buccarie, with similar yargoes for move' dock- yards in Eriglatwl. 26, Carain Boy tea, now at Portsmouth, is built, of Scotch et) (lit), from the estates of his Gras!-the Duke AIHOL, as an experiment with two tatfiera, of the me clays, bait of oak and Riga fir. .•• The Suriisam , 18, Fain. CON Y, sailed from Portsmouth on Saturday morning r the Jamaica station. Captain EDNFARINI, Aide: -Camp to Ge- neral CON NAN, GO/Irltor of 'ca, went pa.. aenger.—The kedp , Captstit^- AY, proceeded ou a cruise, leaviug Hanal a 'recian at Spit- head. Captain F. NEW nag, C... 1 his Officers have been removed to the P and Captain KEARNSY ‘VIitTE and his O to like Tyne; the Spartan arid F diorite unfit fur see service, will be bro np. In the Harbour, meen ChM' e, Rainilles, Al- bion, Atka, Sate e, dyne, *raselsopper, and Drake. Owing to the .le4essed state agriculture, up- ward, of fitly fainil4s,chietly-fratillero,in the neigh- bourhood of Chichester and Atiadel, are about to emigrate to America, with $1 of eats- b:iallitig themselves on the b lin of the Ohio. 'Fire following is an account of a wonderful crop of take .t, worm on the Broyl in the parish of Ringmer Five acres 37 rods ground producer! 44 quarter. and Gt bushels' of thrashed wheat, which is upwards of He- Rittill-ton to the acre—the greatt at growth et4er lamffau.itilhat neighbourhood. NORTHALLEIMN HORSE *Mow show, which commenced on the 7th instant, has been more than usually attended by Irides from all parrs of the kingdom, as well as frotialfeamia. France, Sze. At the beginning of the itiataft-•howies were rather scarce, but towards the middle they became very numerous, and were quickly. honght-op II very great advance in price. On tise fair day ;the I 4tity cattle of all tiescriptions,(portitatlutly fat, liget with • a very ready sale, of spout considerably higher thin PALL-MALL. 1 1 4 .1 a teiciluimt !, olreffr 4 -I . t . Astkiact ea ch.. 411.200411 ICI ik , I aim compopy daily. I , 'raw. -I INICkr 11511ftday was= srem. 1 00 11 liFfEsled by a cue- 1. Cowl Or 1111ailra ''( i dr r tier records- —.Finder, eatsoilleriabas of Alpe* rr , s w 10 . 111 J Ph • ivribtor at 1.14 , Z le liosaffla14011•04 1 e0 Ae4 A , I s 3 pl i o lai sk e ii *l apt i rlu i , isitioaref olgoefat, WC. irstr. iii i e WSW .1114464110111 3: Coro Averages Acts (31, 44, 45 Geo: li. illgoirrefOlsofteryo thotoir esiimaoesier . aaassof . !Mo4s o listen- fit Biliddi l lffikilhiaffirl - ". :84°44 4441-. ' t ilirisi.ci: utli room, south end). ffiollboostpaholiaorp/4)ffinalavorffilll.4esia4ll64l4ll.l ..,• caliet , rll Niel. itoputetl itgrwit $41,, Idalthoid Roads Sitl-6round Roadiug. . s g v orili: . M I i tuo mac/1W farm Vt. Supply-ftea tartle t . I:+ . , •-• ' . man, :ostaideratichis, ihia . m IC VI). aaA as—Committee. ate of vieC: 4 weer !111, African yprs Officers ARovraaccs—illilit *ores any f bs v dignify of tle svwk 4 ufros. .1 Liu •.. - Well I moose to the kite ' , 10. Nowt Seilthercoii Bill--Coantittee. dersti which beard. from [ 11. Ncw South Walop i pwilits Sill—Committee. fli e d.. Qopen. The bort NOTIClpil OF NOTIONS. trimly refol. cud a Itorothat 1 Si. ah... - -r r:...1-- mil .--__u_ --.....0.accci . LA, rarg ai ii i qs,ftri. 4,410 vv•l nut 4'. * :dr raj wi TgriargAllrell*:ll. " si S**. I ;yak s -•/ •, At! has . iljampes4 vi4Atrey lbw I. 111111.1111111. 64:I( 000640111 1 10.11 Sia: Mr. Wiar. Wilde; imitAniergabdorlio dlautialer licattoo to the Court fur • reneges! of Irby .iiois , 11eikftharrse. di 'the OD ' euT ‘i. ,, , , ,C'lt.'' `lr. Aaaft ft he int laillisik.7.lo o .. , and said, that ' .. hipiossees was founded on 1.3 (1 xion34/4Ort, .. n • efiVflftfild'e eniitied to kilaiii ski n. kAgso) an tood tint aerrial neat_ is writs had bre', lied ratted." bp tisoNfittejstilt genitik we* split. . _ to the utuseViiralirtit* le. MblifiCtourt to Al low the osuissious in a bill 'TO - be supplied by new , 4 4,1„i, 0. .ftv.in•-.er e:- t t.i..r Mr.. His: v€iss' iged: 7 "'" - former octuriori thin h :,:i a t v a i i t tied ;: gro m ip le t t he . ' i take. the Alain il iff til ed t to the Register's Office,' from thence, it was dii which was quite irritant' .the practice of the' nostotenrigued by the . the necessary verification. isen-terit back to 'receive part on account of this . of be produced in Conn ___ _ ._.. _ r teri this to relieve Mr. Elliston froinThilkeifirliltille'. boo of having obtained an Injunction unsappliet ‘o lk y any a ffi davit. It cm proper also that the • . sod the public should be set right on woothitrpiitlifiri respecting Mr. Ellistou'a conduct. Or theirtionstsw ing on which the tujurictiou was grautedi Mi. Wild for sent a note to the Defendants, irsforminghtildibe • the circumstance, and stating; at theorgatelllarie as the piece was advertised (at pwribillmakqed evening, to prevent diseppoinusent isithepshille 'be gave his full permission that it should hllku •ted. With respect to the affidavits wheels stirs" proposed to be read es the Coast, the Leonia: I contended that they eontsiaed,no wee out-: . ' but what arose out of the answer of the Defend..::: ote, and therefore ought to be received. In the wer of the Defendants, they deny that their as is the same as that of the Plaintiff; it wee , he object of the affidavits to prove tits ideutity'of two &soma. .•. ... •The Covet observed, that it was evident tbe Plant •ff never meant to take any unfair advarrtage of the 4efondants, and that the circumstance mentioned Mr. Dart sufficiently accounted for the fact of r. Ellistun hut being ready with his affidavit on. ; former occasion. It was proper, however, that , be ' Defendants should be showed tune to read the a affidavits, and see whether they could imitate m. t . e I . St that • mew piece has been produced at- one 'tithe - !erg* theatres, and obtained a large portion of public ta. i vour, fur the proprietor of the minor theatres, to send persons to take notes of the performance, set. that they are enabled to play the /Mule piece, to the serious injury of the theatre at which it -buribren, originally prodaced. The decision of t h e Court is the present case would determine whether this prsc liam.would henceforth he permitted. s ,111111 r. Auaa said, that Mr. Elbaton having. nada. as *Si'aria so incorrect that it could not be rep,- wired, the question was, whether the Comusv ni n e s* allow his bill to be Amended by new..ev . The Court had &ways maiutained, that when a person tiled • bill lie should mote the Milk of h , * Aimee, and that he should not be allowed afterwards to amend it by new evidence. The Loan CHANG/CLIO& said that he .could not determine whether the new affidavits contained im proper lustier until he heard them read. If the new affidavits contained matter, not in addition tc, but merely in explanation of,, the former af f idavits, they must be received. The Defeudeisti' Connie( had better decide whether they .Juld .take Inuit to examine the petitions or hear them read, and then object to them. Mr. AGAIt--" My Lord tion of identity by stating ployed and paid a person for from the French." . The Loali it will be sufficient for you. Tereuee's comedies, and base • right to translate perform it at your's. some short-hand writers tre and carry away every thing else." Mr. Haile observed dents said they lied co :front the French drama, the piece now perform' 'translated. The Plai ,piece is not entirely a tahis drama, the title those of the original, Defendants, in making )tad hit upon the same adopted by the Mimi The LORD CUANCE ieriel means of prat. 'tweeting the piracy: of Vends, it was found that .original work were lion. But I think Both theatres before yob 111 proceed with the case ' Mr. AGAII—" I cad 116 case in which • Petit to his bill by New ' The Lou,,• circumstances, to giveadditioual !•44t t " 6 1341 14r11100 ...5...4 d; Tit had been represent thin an injunetstaybid' Vrr Defendants` v ,4 the .piatintif, '11114166.9 din ill , fidrvit,•irfiiitiiro • it iee;• an,t;When .• diseureted that air i er material- ib itself, Asti' Coen reil uirett; 'ihkrot e Master, had hot • The affidesie grief the, a1!. 4 crier the necessary cOrteetrain 41 . his delsrit was that-it iiiiioll 7 ' Court when called for. " ltd 11.1.1.,111* Mr. HALT said, that he had no objection to low the Defendants time, if they required it. Thei'' could reply most effectually to the allegation of Ai affidavits, by prodneing a copy of.tbendraiMi. Plaintiff could only prove the identify of the Ott,'" fora itices by producing a printed copy oldie weir. perfiirined at his theatre, and representing, by role evidence, the characters and language ofOiC • piece performed at the Defendant's theatre This question at issue might appear of hide impectaricr. when viewed only with respect to omiliiiW,Lbur 'it became of great importance whin 'esinsiltlekd reference to the great property rested frtshailatent theatres. It bed Istely become the premier, when . . trill: ~urlitrgins: -',...4... . ! so t a L t n i c L i f it d t l i t e r :i u st: l c i t i ee l t y i lig , • • our dram" " et "" .- . ~• ; st.t.cro." If you prove A al , ~ .. i ir you. If I translate vi re ~t, . s y, an • • It would be very de terent if ..... . i elate 'udPe tt aa llaill t til e Y et, ' Ill ie t a f % I• . •• • , :7 6. I ers weicto get int?. thin- , . ii my trauallons t ' hey 610 - . i 'd, that tlifiugh , t i le ,tiA ren ,— -...1 1 • the Fre .11 • ri .i iittis,ed yet a t t r h ar y la d t l i d e s , zt tieymimieriait ning 13, them Ira i the pitee oil fcmte :s dale r 1"‘ front intilf intends to . ew heat Ills t ra s : ci s I a c t h i o e n ra I ; yet it was 1- ii ir Slim the ig their preten'V tro..,thit,,,, e title and cha.... term ha u,„, , riff. EL LON —" T tis a very ma , I remember t if. • (Alt It. f the copy-ri of a book of hat alt the er contained iii .., are copied in' th e spurious t ik this piece will be evil et t.- • • b AM decide whether or nut lin case." . 4 ~ . if only repinkt. J ha . t 1 k m)w e rtiiioner h..s L i ., ,ih nud to ff affidavits." , . Am to a —.. Hs- -m , ay state now eadditiourt tti p 1a . y 4 tioU O f ti lt • 4 ,-' ,, , Aft.. Ili 1 .. • _u ✓ ift ' . • . , .„ ,T. d i ~ •..4 , _