The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-02-18 00:00:00

nisters coed amine. iirsat ZMit<it 4lenrile lamb perverse mind wontirtlinee imsimintc th,it licity was the end utid object of the 11over. No man ever yet rose in the *Louse of Commons to more forthe prodriction orkpapet, , erit the ground that it ought to he made ;Whether the paper he much or little. •Of not it ail known, are con.iclerations out of • the qoeolion. Documents are morel for at the foundation* of Parliamentary proceedings, hecanse, however 7 noterions, they elms aot be reguiarly referred ttly *oleos upon the table of the House. In this way, a motion was lately made, that a copy of the Speech of the Pant DE me of the USIITER STATES 50,14 be laid upon the table. Had the Writer in The Courier, to whom we have alluded, the honour of a seat in the House o f Commons, he would no doubt have seaweed, tha; it W 34 very well know!' al - eady, having Leen printed long duce in all the Newspapers. and there fore it could not be warded for publicity. But why refuse the official productiou of the document? " Beep," sap the mme writer, " it would set a dan gerous precedent of Lr. the eotivrrsations • bleb any unaccredited individual may hold with flat Sovereiga of say Country, soil which he may deem of importance to send to his Government, in order that it may be recorded to all poi tenty, as the rc rivrmationt bold by Lord A or Sir T. M. •oh this or that Emperor Or tine.—Lord (in a..:Vit.Lr Lit tiros Cowie, oar adereclited Miii,iier et the Court of iNtercluugb, stated yesterday in the Home of Commons, that Lord HUTE4IIIPON, an reacerehied todivaloat, had transmitted the ronversation to him, and ' that be had honked npou it as the confidential corainuaicatiou of a eon& &anal carrel-coos ; he had therefore Metered It ins private Weir to Mr Cast sires', net tbildttaf it proper that the mrAdential conversation of the Emperor of Roost .A a:di a gnrate ind:vidual, should ire entered at the Meta& oft pub be MEET' ^ A patty has no great reason to complain of being Lard pressed, when hi: adversary furnishes argu ments to refute himself. The writer in The COO- Si."' is a convenient adversary of this elem. Lord f; arvtt Er LEVESON Gown', our accredited Mi aister at the Court of Petersborgh, looked upon the dispatch is questioil "as the confidential emuntuaicatiou of a confidential conventation, and therefore inclosed it to Me. CANNING." A coati- Actual conversation bcta con whom? Why, be tween the Emperor of ltrialA and Lord Hire catNsoa, and of importatice enont:h to be sent borne by Lord(omega to the SECRETARY of St art for Foreigu Affairs. The writer in The Courier objects, because his Lordship was not an accredited Minister; and 'lr. CatosiNci, in the House of Cominous, observed, that the letter of every raw young fcibble, at a foreign Court, wan not to be laid upon the table of the House of Commons. Dot we ask, is not the importance attached to the mission of Lord litlYt.iitNanN fresh in the re collection of the public ? lie was, it is true, accre dited to the Sing of Paussin, and not to the Em peror of lICSSIA ; but the public remember that he was considered as sent to measure the North of Europe with a soldier's as well as with a statesman's eye ; and that, independent of all official charactor, great interest oat attached to the result of his ob servations. There is then no analogy between the communication of such a man, and every gay young fribnle at a foreign Court. Where then is the eat dour of Mr. CAN two's comparison ? How this t entlensan has acquired a character for can dour and ingenuousness, appears unaccountable, mob . a in the way of Mrs. Candour, in The School jn Scandal, lady also is onl. a shade of 3/rs. Se ,, reiefl, or Sir Benjamin Backbite. The w ritt r in the Courier then proceeds to state— 'ha Musa Mations fat Papers, the Opposition hare laird. been recalls:ly itafortanate—thase wkieb they have said swathe must Important to their caner, hare made ch ianti/ vim it; is r edo( abide we refer to the awry of Lard Howie% to Mr. Ries, is which thee will find Ida Lordship maintaining the sentintests which tie Ministers do nevi mad the Opposition defeating tie pnacipks which vent asserted by Mr. RIST With this quotation wc conclude our comments. It is a waste of time to refute an argunieat that answers itself. " The motions for papers," bars this Ministerial Scribe, " bane hitherto been peculiarly unfortunate for the °plus..aloe," and therefore lEnseers on;ht not to grant such motions. Is this sense, or is it snore of Mr. CAIONINt.'S can dour ? It is, 110 doubt, some wore of the sew 1112Tality. - - Hit MAJESTY'S ship Chichester, of 44 trans. is or.lered from the tore to Wooiv,ich, to be eo:o -1..eted for foreign service. The Argus rloop of war sailed from Cork on the luth instiuit, with the /worn, Ern,' 'mos. ; l rant, MONT.:OIIERY: ;Mid the Elidesimmr ' J°llllll4 adder convoy for the Downs. to consuguence of the Duke of PoaTL JIM been; tsufi.ied with a violent attack of the gout, a Ca binet COnneit was held, on Tuesday. at his Gratnei base, in Piccadilly, instead of the Foreign °dice. ' , Gies was attended by the Leap CRANCIIIUDI4 and all the other Ministers. A report is in circulation of the Preston East- Indianian having been seen on * the Preach coast, disossted. The followincis en extract of a letter from Portsmouth, dated Tvb. 16 :—' 1 k4. 1 13 is arrived here from the Downs ; wr have 00 IhtelLroce of the Prestos 'ince thew i ,s-en last Suaday, within to or 10 miles of the Freach coast." * t 1114. 1.3 THE FAST. The Fat, yesterday, was ohilervesi with the greatest solemnity. All the shops to the Metro polis were shut. "FiteSVELIKLR, and several Meui hers of the lionse of Coismous, attended divine service at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster.— Nato niistariding the coldness of the day, the churches and chapels at the West end of the town were very numerously attended. Several excellent sermoits, appropriate to the day, were preached.— The different 'Volunteer Corps also attended at their respective churches. The Marelsicatessesuf kieoulfort and Wellesley.ese Costatess a Cardigan, Ladies Ardint, I I eninher, llunwC, Slid Co Dames., and the Hon. Mrs. Knox, were at Gross caw Chapel. The runstesses CuuTer sod Csnideu, Lady Haman, I sad Madre-sees Troeulthick, King, anti Watson, were at Ho ' sewer-stposre elsapid. The Could:we of Sohos and Dowager Urea wens 'snoop* the Nubility at Corzuu-street Chapel. On account of yesterday beim; the Geneepi Fust, it is sopposint has tA.6srY v. 4:01t1e to tOlitt worms', to ho ld at Private Levee inid Privy Cons- ell, at ibe Quays'. Palac... The woollier being very Seller! Ala WA Hit MA. .166 TY has net be OW. of Windsor Palace tieluta esterd-iy, nor had any visitors or arrivals. Ve‘tenlay moroing, at eight o'clock, Their MA JUTIES, PlifiCelW.A 4,141161'A, ELIZAILTII. Sornts, and Ameu WC:it to Chtteicl, in the Pa lace, and heard the Form of Prayer, Ite. appoiated for the day. At half-past ten His MAJESTY, Priuces•es Att• antra, MARY, SOPHIA. and MUMS A, accompa nied by Lady Autant A Cusar.atvio, and Gene ral Ftrzamr, went to St. t;eurge'a Chapel, aad heard a Serinnn preached by the Rev. Di. Coox sow, from Psalids ver. t.—Afterwards returned to tie Pidace. The specutater in a new Opera-House, proposes to build it o.* the King's MCWS. The Mrics 4ug io.ts, no doubt, the kindred souuds of Cater- The spectacle of the new Opera, performing at Drury-lane Theatre, probably ha+ never been sur passed on any stag e. The simplicity of the melt). dies has rendere d than already popular, and the Opera, o i the whole, continues to rise in pubiic favour. The Earl and Countess of Essex pre a grand di oiler, ) ebterday, at their house in Berkeley -ay wire, to the Duke of BEDFORD. Lord and Lady Ktx- Nlrao, Lord HENRI FICE7.IIII6LD, Lord Ea 'erne, the Hon. W. H. LvreLeros, and Mr. Cites. The Hon. Mrs. Crtar,ost bed a select party, last eveniu ' ~ at bay house in Eislintrast. The Duke sad Duchy* of Bazoroan will leave towu, ou Saturday, foe Wonern Abney. The Duchess of Getman and the Marquis of WIN/LT are expected, in the course of next week, atltheir house in Orosvenor-square. from Scotland. 'The Countess Dowager of Serron had 0 seine party. last maim. in Me home iu Hiti-eifipet. Tile Ilvoliessat of BILDSOID and 111/110ORSTES. and a select party, dined yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. FOUSTCS, St their honor at Whitehall. Mr. Coots. played Jacques, in the Comedy of As You Like h, at Fdinburgh, on Saturday last. Mom LASSMato played Virginia, in the Entertain ment of Paul Mid hrs. Meg, with great naivete and sweet ;yes+ ; and was admirably supported by ,Mrs. W. Psalms, in the part of Pawl. Mr. Voiles is arrived at Edinburgh, and was to play Hamlet, on Monday last. at that Theatre. A ball was given at the Exchange, tu Chester, on Monday last, for the benefit of British lA boners in F raser, which was well attended : the mein collected amounted to 961. and the receipts at the. Bank, up to Thursday, were 431. ls. bd. The Liminess of Boctstionansaler patinnizes a Concert, on Wednestiey next, at Bath, for the benefit of Mr. and Miss Ittinaans. under the di rection of Mr. RAUSTINt. Mr. REY Nobrts's Comedies hare, in derision, b een teeme d five-art & re e l :—..well, so long as farce. makes us laugh, and laughing is the great distino tion between animal and human nature, he will at. ' ways have three-fifthsof on audience in his favour at feast : and if they laugh. lie sympathises of course. " For lie may laugh wile wiss." • When a Amhara and wife come to blows, a third person. who interferes, generally incurs the anger of both. Theftieediy foreigner, who is mining in the Opera Quarrel, may prove this observation true, by mune; the divided house of %V APBS., and TAY- Los, downed by law like many another wedded couple, to fight aid m a ke it up agent. BreconlU4tre closed for the Kamm on Monday senit4,'..t. The active and tudefatigable Martgrr, Mr. Casaay. proceeds from thence to (laver fordwest, with a company, we are assured. com bining infinitely greater talss.t than has hitherto been regularly marshalled in South Wales. The second Llanelly Assembly, held 0111 Mars day weeniest, was attended by a select and genteel click of Fashionables of the time and oeigulnsur hood ; the hilarity of the evening was extended to the dawn of the following day ; and the Streards were successful in securing ueinterespeedharmohy. An excellent sermon was preached. on Sunday morning, at Quebec Chapel, by the Right Rer. Jonx Lord Bishop of Sas.isanair, far the beactit of the St. Mast -Is-bombe Charity School of Indus try ; front the . 4:1) chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to the Ephesians, loth verse. Alter expatiating ou the great utilit) of giviug moral and religions it.- stniction to poor children, and pinata; out the be nefits haling from it. he very forcibly appealed to the humane and charitable C.:clings of the congre gation, in support of the institution. A very lobe rat collection was conseipaeutly made. Oa Wednesday last, died, deeply regretted. after a lingeaiug illness, Mrs. Burtaowts, of Green Park-place, Bath, wife of Vi'sxxiiiss Bs:s omata, Esq. so.i of the late Sit KILDA** Bu a an* Es, B ar t, of Gilltown. Ireland. and daughter of the Rigid. Hoe. Sir MAOISTS. Sutra. Bart. late slazter of tie Rolls in Ireland. »isd relict of the late Sv:i a St teas, Esq. sou of the late Sat Rica /an Sthr.u., Bort. of Hampstead, near Dahlia. • Wing (mum , . this laulisetiout Ins wry esaiAboali lemeinsi fa Oa Wales of the public Sam Its eelsWeloseset is Ms) sue deletwal, attracts. gessral stemsdes, w theill ay infer a tits strictures am the omen& Ism the pence spleedid Maiden is I' Mall. /wails loom. We nun baits w ith the sestee of Vow petylotieg Aer J . ffillelLLV.Retts,E. A. We hare it strain* nestined es ear and% an derbsg Pre time Mr. Nei t.t.e.anstasseriessming anailielsibisaiseeet reelyter% his recellsetin constants inteseleil be Ws dm rear de Meilen, ewer et Paris inn' *en Oa ebatiatat Wild La Tsi‘eas t i Fienees. Thitakef shame et anima here untwny esteemed to be the wurk efC L ems a S the Atheists* ese Alrohareasolseni, 'AM dun Nearly theasuld years inns the ettrift4tkkeita r Tisetineiteseft his Vaasa en attitude that Seel) fdpriZEN MI thee of me an"; he the fenleina isPrles be Anihnst frees net spas of the entetater. 'lke right bees Wane! a little_ far-_ rant; the left hand is loweredlitlbie • Oa tisset paten acres her nouns ; but neither, non Ihe Way. &wanted a has Owe a diffe mist attitude id his stater • lbs awls ye elemiteil, as the hands are enraged le peduansg Ina that low us the left shoulder. If the anent in has Ma attentive, in this Madame, to modnity, them the Athe na% he bath perhaps given the beholder a fairer amity of eatimilime the symmetry and proportions ;MU wish. The bead of the l'eek, de Medico is placed ea w peel. • tint a attic mcliiiirs to the kti shoulder. Is the framed IfeLL►arastheheadiochustotheri,At. The sertrrauttie Ina, in the Veers o f Ct.t.oura es, has been comidereti by the cammtesenre a defect : it appears too deep, ma the bead the arms sad niclinatiou of the hotly Jointly eMerspire lases the depth of fins totrow d eat totally atitada it. • NOLLI.KINS 11.4s,sith great judiesset, evonied teisieror, and likewise notior chkb has beau atti &oiled to the Grecian Seelptor, that of out forunng the head sufficiently large in prepeetke to the ran of the bddy. Thr dolphin on the pe destal shins supports the slataeof N.Lr.to F.% S is a roe reepeogieei ides •ith who dulph.• is which moue hop, ap pear rithior nt the mde of the Veer. of c't stout a ES. That INPf Mist h.., is the premat ii.wk„ fairly mitered Ito a competition with tht Crean Sculptor, taust be utivi ime so those whslsveatte..tdvely esr.nioed the Kew de Ple- Acts, and the atatif now smiler consideration. We cmanut muter. to say thesledera has rivalled the Atheatan, white sort has Sees for ages considered the horst piece of sculp ture in the world; but If delhiaty or shepe, 2./110.11111C111 cu:. terse,., and the symmetry o r the c hole, he co...sideted as aseenhisge of beaatiea, wt de sot lactate to assert, that the I', nar of \VELUM I'tS, DOW strlnUtted to pallier srapec non steads, at this toms, without a petaled is the aspire of Great Beitain.—(Ta be continued., PIGEON SHOOII.V4it.N.V.TR4ORDINARY. A abort time since, says '6l:l"eliWrefrOo.let, • Jr was ere Balmer, •rth banter. seihm iieghnew, the held of spurt, WWII three grottoes* 614 LW% father sad two tuna, to decide •• let Which had hum pre vioasi; a r red upou. ha Weds ewe tweed wet of a baker boa, in the 11,1.11 *ay. ..ca, with • few extieptimes, Ind the geed haritte cerimpe, and Mum weiwart, Ilr tWiteke, with out atienling ay setailartery daisies. A trued meeting, 046 * sisiourpieut by, wee the rimeersaweet awl ea ibis ice awn, to give thew • mune. uppertiehty et mibriemieg their lost (wain, forty pliers* went presided, and the "lips nous soototory for the premed/et of a stogie escape bolog hr rootiotio, they enewireeeed their idiom with ell the wee tides* ef • shuekridge, aed through they rim' net•lheet thew genie ow well, they were meaty insecessfai iu limieteg shear • Wargo bond is which ahowt thirty alter oiitor tepeoledi) slot oft, died *sites necks dtlioegii the late ud the Wry sod the stamp may glire rthe. expiritt the appearance of hope pay, yet the mein are out ott hays, the ars of threw of Ire., whim wined tegethor, being tau years ; hat whet is -• raireerapary, they ass old nail carotene.* . awn *portions I DRIGIITO V, t• Ls. IS. 'tat went pre.ticed as DO that we Lace been advised uf. t The austerity of General Winter, (taring the renter part of !lAA week, - operated here as a pro iishitiou to all om-door anuistanents. The lounges and promenules were in a usanser deserted; searcoly s treileor bran of fashion dared appear to grace them. But at the warm baths atWilltatos's, 'the General's severity had no itifkieuce ; they had their u,.nal attendances. The weather au Friday morning was so tremen dous to our stage-coach neu and their passengers, that they all prudently declined the pmitecation of their respective ,iournies, and returned, altcr ing proceeded a tee Indite:i-the road. for was an undenalser,, whet had to convey a corpse to London la a Wearer, on that day, few mindful of the: sallity-brials passenr ; be there fore dekrred Puma, •timi f otinwing mur k ,- ing. c• • Vhe soon wag fled i p A y of the hollow that a gratlenrio's caNwlie which stuck tut -in one of them, rtiiiiiied the st1.1:10 seven men to , dig it oat. 'Fhe Ball this evening at the Castle is expected • to he *needed he all the beauty eat] fashion re maining here. The continuance 01 the Balla at the Castle afar& an agreeable variety with the pnvate card parties ; and considerably tends to les sen the languor of mid-winter evenings. The South Dawn Hall, at the Old Ship, on Fri day, was exceedingly welt attended, considering the incletnency of the weather. t:pwards of 120 per sons were present, many of whom exhibited in the mirthful dance till a very late hour. Shukatil sup plied a supper which iptve the most general adis faction; and the wines If MP excellent. The new duties will be of such u nature as scarcely to be felt by the public. It is said that branches use to pay an additional duty of Bd. on import, and lfid. on .export ; fol. per tun is to be added on all wines exported: jnd salt is to pay is. lA. per bushel on i)CITIg exported. The rilicale an pedestrians, in Ittirsomss's new Epilogue, livery tint fora wit and epigrammatist, but the political economist lon •! be grati fied in the public ta4e ng;ain leaning toward,. those athletic e'Terell". " Whit* add ta usaolitaess • hitroSt ttrength." A huslatudnsan, isanaci llELt,is. in the aerviee of Ml. Sruttrat to, of " Berkley NttimeN, last week ua lertnak. far • wager of tie.4ftiAtlits, to plouAli av:e of laud to fire basso., whiciriihoriout task he eqmiel•-ted, with s t ream-at ease. mlfamsiboats mid thirty-five minutes. Doing the itOritS 'on Thuriday nig t. • tmw, belo.ilartg to HATTuN and linsattti. of Tewkes bury, iug at atieibur unir the Su ash, at the month of the Syrian. sunk iiy tee stialfmet of the gate. The crew dui not quit the reliant atitt4 the 'rata+• un to their tacks. sad the mow laterally wok from beueatit them. 'll'ney effected thew deliver :Luce by swimming to a slap which lay at t•ortit ilia , Lance fives the tluce, the Captain of which took the puor fellows tutu his cih tl, 14.14 sum.lied them ith dr) tiothiag• mow wag u t La:Ltat, bound fat Newport. is Masiumatiashinr. MIDEIRA. o• • trattarairom Madeira, dated the 14th ult. state thit distreap• snider General Bertsford had been !A ipippitheseampede. and had ristlered in some de- Ares front that emmat,,,there being no building' to loccomuncidate them. At the application of the Ge l. sera!, 'hoWever, Vile'Portuguere (Governor &ppm pirated two of the principal convcats for the ae commiidatiep of the troops ; and it was intended to unite some of the poor order of cor.eente, for the benefit of the friars, and with .a view the better to make morn fu: the troops ia their blinding... The i..land was •:niseduill with emigrants fro:u Lisbon, de that not a house was to be procured for lodgings. The troops have suffered in their health, trim in temperance in the ure of wine, which is procured at the nest train.; expense, and has already pro duced several deaths. The ecavanta were mulch out of repair, an old nun, of nearly a century standieg, howl been turned out, to make room for the troops. There appears to ba a perfect harmony between the Briti,h and Portuguese, to preserve which. the General adopts the must prudent measures. DAMAG.EI AT SEA• A Utter from Porteous:tulle, 44611 Feb. 16, seas maters of nouveau:ls swivel hate from the Downs, report, that they use sin o. eight emsels an shore os the Preach coast. Several amide Wine soissillist this part." 'the Betsey, Hart, srrivisi at Beast. faa DienISOSFS, sailed on the atli of December, is wasigmsl with the Sir Edward Pettey, bound to Liverpool ire Bede) spoke, us the ath alt. is lat. as N. long. 45. W. are lisirliter, Wit. lams, from 'soaks, for Lunidoo, to rest distress i her nisai so.l mitts masts cut away, steering Bed ! slid bear. ine allay fur tits Western Islands Copies Hort wished Capice winismos and mew to leave this vessel, which they refaseil. Captain Hart has every memos to Joubt et How being able to mach tie Wolters falai:de, as it blew severs! hew') pies shortly after. 'The Ediaaladh, Prowtoo, of Plymouth, is led Sag Va se...Di, act. saved. The Lunt Melville, of Aherdeen, ai.J the Robin Rid bream, of Aambsrouigh, are ou Hare as lermuath Beach, but expected to be got off. The Little Jame, from Loildos, fur the Caps of Geed Flepe,tbat was on shore sear li)cle, is gut cift, supposed with. out damsge. The Mary wad Stially, Brown, Enna Charleston, fur 1144 Ant, wsechest uu the Both alt. sear M'catpurt. Part of the caw appsolal to be mired. PRISONERS OF W,IR. --ate - The following is & true of au interesting meansuni. Mimu transmitted the Transport toWSiat, in reply to all applications now made by If moult ttliceno, prisoners of war in Britain, for ppospotia!lit Mak them to return to France, viz.* .. Trweepart Office. Ail—'lee Camnimieiriess -far His tif Mesa'', T fterviee, and for the cal oat.treeted) of Primmer:47C, lima received your lipre attic , , and is alum I &tartest to enjeateh y oe,' thee it is the letenautelitte of Si.N(a)ellys gagreranarut ai,! to aim w say mere F ee te... to dd. coontrite France, said the rowels • shell webs sows ratan foe darner, pest wear • bar, of ireado Mims .beady soot, is Moll epee Wei cartel of esobram apse dis Ale principle. of was fur was, and rack the task, orearillm to tic usual pion id aniseed amain, mot as repeatedly pommel by Use Commieliai. as whim* teliert.• I em s bases,, In acmcint yea, that if tat ?Mach lietteesemal will mod Gime to dip Oilliall • &Mat rat air id mod nook toile yew es' i, ; w 'a . y weedy to Me Campewieessa, lbw mew paw arrival In beware, rich British peruser dell be reisssol, er iiserwillel),,tma recsnrt et sad. altars, be peso tar wow l ssib. so ' aileist tbira-eireimissees cleady paresim tbsit year dtheeititre hest in amorely (min to your wit 44mvr mom, ho olditit any apphotaelf re mg Wok prayer to lathe se the suejvct, all at,...eanclot duly terwanied. i . di it is probate that ci a es mhe y oul la salkiently so. tiobot alit the Eighth _..does lathe. this letter,- a trweisoin, it Me fremb, a gime so . Wow Me hereof. I am, he. ( 6 0 4 0 Sy tbs Secretary. ____.....- ..t-__.,-____.,-, The Landau mail coach, owing to the ',verity of the weather, did not roach Bristol Osi Thursday until revea o'clock in the ewning ; the bags, with the letter*, were dispatched in a post-chaise, and arrived shout four o'tdock. As the toad coach from London to &teter was going down Marl horoulh Hill, on 'Thursday eight. the horses sunk in the sower, sod %Sore they could be eetricateil, two of them pett.hed. . Thursday night then. was one of the most tot oaetidout storms ever remembered at Beth, and we 'Tear that we shall hear of most disastrotis circum stance& The mail-coach could not priceed on its iourney froin the force of the wind, the dating of the show. and from trees blown down across the road*. The mail, many hours after its usual time, was brought re a thane . . We learn, that in the vil lage of Bath-Easton. ten large trees were rooted up by the violence of the tempest. Several hinnies were damaged, and a gentleman's house i n th e neighliourhond was completely unroofed, a sheet of Iciet, of full toOlb. weight, being carried to a distant delis. Them a now living at Beckley, in Stuart, a mai called Wosur. otherwise Wtit.tast Beows, who has rung the old year out and the new year in, for filly-sir successive years. at Berkley Church. lie ' is not only a great lover of the above species of iburch melody, but also a strict disciple of the roily Irti 1 Saturday oe'nnight the bodies of two French sailors were picked up on the beach near IVinchel se*, Su,sex, on a terribly mangled state, one of them without a head. A few laaist•rs. aal ml' watch. and a dagger, were found concealed in their clothe, On Wednesday last, Borderer Malcolm, for the ' murder of her natural child, was executed at the West End of die Tolbooth, Edinhoogh, and her hair given to the Professor of Anatomy, for dia rcuoil. pursuant to her sentence. She was to iisted in her devotions by the Bev. DAVID Dick ens, sm. one of the Miinster% of the city, and the Bev...JAME% l'oareo t; a, Chaplain to the Teal Loath, and appeared very penitent and resigned. So feeble was she, that two men were obliira to sup port her at the place of niecution. Oil 'KO' Asti a very melancholy acc.dent hap pened at Watictlelil —Too,youne .ne:s. Clerks to :NI:. Lot.taato, of that* tl. re, were *rising out OA bit.:::19%,.. lirnd as one of them u'ios de:io...ti.,g a loud. ed :0.,:.ii in Co:. other's ess•ket, et uninttuustely Wait on. and Ine i:O.itrut. ot;:e i al!ed in the fait i•! . toe e'..;er. a 'u'. i, • 1i.% an. I.IP •Vtiicii h. •se •es Limit ter:talc •.ilt* 4 :'..d. at) d bi. "%Int a . . . aal f.,: en IA Irittilr'• at./ it, ..4