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"POREIGN IN 1' R LLTGENCE. . . . - ' ' I- 2""1 'a tAttflIPAIPElte so AilaW •is .., . lire • lit , J minim. t . :.... 1 1IF: .• • .. t • • . s ' . MI bk-li i i, t PA A • •• S i 29 ' ZRVIKAMire of kilt 11110.004I1.01; 0 e ' rir,tridivi d . Mini .0 th'i . C . frA# 64 AlietiLitA' to et `tend the fete of' t be' hililledi strlbit * Duke de Boar., deaux. ' 4' • Letters froth'Alai 3 Of the 9th April announce., that the Spanish ship of 'the lioe ' Le grerline, of 74 gnus, and .the frigate' of the same notion. L. Perk, of 44 guns. which were in the Ray or Naples, have received orders' to set - sail . immediately. trod leave thy ports of the Two Sicilies. • It is currently reported that the Duke of Wel- . lington will soon be on the Coutistent. It is We' that heir ibtrnsted with an important minion tol 'Government of the . Netherlands, and that he tel l ' visit the fortremes of that kingdom. ' , If we tiny believe the Atigafterg Gazdte, his vla jesty the King of the Netherlands will repair hit mediately to Vienna, to have kninterview with the Emperor Alexander. .. • • TURIN, •PROAti.. ' The news from Nice, Asti, Alba, and - whet towns, is of the most satisfactory initure.'• 'Every= where things are pat again on their aueltsat footing, It appears that the Allied Powers are determined to do their utmost in order that this Congress May be the last. They imagine that it will he easy fur them to repress for ewer the-agitstors of Europe. The Austrian troops, without any 'resistance., are spreading themselves over all the Neapolitan pro vinces. It is said, however,that Civitellit del Tromp, under the orders of Colonel Pepe, still obstinately holds out, and vejectsull occonsusodotion. Some hundreds of the most ardent of the Carbonari have there fotind an filytUlD. RONt a APRIL 14. Letters from Udine, dated the 2d. slate that the • advanced guard of the Russian army will arrive in that city ou the 29th. That army consists of hour - corps, commended by Lieut.-Gerterals Marshals Avray, Rndsowitz, Rote, stud Rorosdin. The force of all the Rosviso troops marching fur Italy ausoymb to 70,000 infantry. to,ogo c a valry, 3,500 cossacks, and 37.2 pieces of 0111000• . . . ...... . . MADRID. APRIL ID. General Motif% 4th tileon three days at Madrid. He has had aid ttitcheitee iil. the King. The authors of the troubles at Madrid on the "14th of August last have just been tried. They were semenced as follows:—Martine: to death; he was a sob-lieutenant of chessman and chief of the band ; two ether individuals were sentenced to ten years' imprisonment; three to tie years; and three were acquitted, bot sent for trial before a • tilil if -134r,qa1, fur Skoestion. 'The life-guards whO nee accused of havirg taken part in tbe events of Madrid on the 4th ardAnh of February lest, have been transferred irytillilentrient •of - St. Basil, where the y are cut or rr.;i: o c oin. muaicatititi with their friends or ilso public: o : witnilte. Arbil. la. We expect here, on the 234:%he regiment of the Emperor Francis, which forms Iran of the Russian army marching to Italy. The regiment will do duty at the prince for three days, sod then proceed forward. The first column of the Russian • army will einem opihe gfith at Presburg. rt :41.' . I,IIIIIIIICIONT, APRIL QS. The house of Rothsetriki has just received orders from London tollte•iesody with fonds rot the supply of the King of Eitglendron his Journey to Germany. His Majesty will mute a short stay at frairkfint. There is u talk of hiring for this Miesarch the fine palace of the late M. Selivrimer. banker. It is said that he is to have an iuterview with several Alowswelis of Europe. The report gums ground that the King of the Netherlands will go imam diately to Vienna. Great preparations are making at Darmstadt for the reception of the King of England, whoa* ex pected in this part of Germany its the month of 'Anglo*. The Grand Duchess and all the persons of the Court have sent their jewels to Patti to have them re-set in a new style, in order to appear with eclat at the fetes given to his Britanoic Majesty. Advice' from Presbarg state that the advanced guard of the Russian army entered that capital on the 19th. The Tui kish and Russiiiii troops are ad vancing in great numbers on the Turkish frontiers. The Austrian Otwereer asserts that the revolution hos failed in Moldavia sad Wallachia. The ac counts from these countries, however, state that the Greeks are more than ever determined to continue their enterprise. . (;old, and especially ducats, continues in great demand on our exchange. It is said to be for the use of the Russian rprny • which, out of the empire, Is paid in ducats. : 4 -?i , •• According to the Rai organization. the Ilevsian 'army will be corn posed of 6,000 infantry, 1,000 ca valry, a battalion of foot artillery, and a squadron of horse artillery. Letter* from Warmer rad Cracow confirm the inerchof the Russian *nay by the route of Lean berg upon Presburg, and thence by (Edenburg into the interior of Austria. by Clagetiforth, La both. Gpritz. and Udine. It is divided into six colorant', each of which will be composed of tea or twelve , thoumed men. ... • •VittißEMSElta a AMU. el. We learn fromirresne that between the Iltb and 45th of this month severe Rimiest Wic.rets have •ureired in that capital. The Emperors of Austria and Remo, who are 'still at Lapbach, attend, we sea soggso6.os leave that towu aboutt be middle of May eibilliblow in. tile south Mindy. It is observed that in 'the present stint of things, Prua.ia, who. through the medium of Prince liar denberg, took an active pert its the deliberations at Loybach, haft made no military prepiratsso. 'Tie army is, however, so organised that it can be einem tiled iu a very short nose. should circumstances re quire it. ,It is believed that the Sovereigm.hwe transmit ted to the present Spanish Governer/no a owe, ua- 1 iplenatory of their sentiments on the political changes introduced into that country. * similar note is understood to have been tranoleitted to Lisbon. , It appears that the States : a the King of Sar. l diets will obtain a Repreeinsiittlare Coustitutioti, and flirt the Emperor Alezander has even 1011111.• f end a favourable opinion on that subject. e Ore informed that on the commencement of es betweca Use Sardiuiso Geiretuateet reti c iftiliG . - the insurgents, Count hiseenigo. the Russian 'Site niaser at Twin * conform* to the 40 1 , Ins Court. repaired to alestalkireest iritirrif** Charles Felix on this patirl • It is said that the English Government is !bout to reisfarce'iery considerably the gunman is she lonian islands. It iv also intended to send troops . to Mask A wheel English squedeon • *of obeCt elitism will beside* be kept in the Mediterranean. (WEIDA. lIIAECH 26. A ship, tintiler the Russian flag, finis Constanti nople,ortiveil4n env port eller a passage or 70 hours, brings intelligence that • the events of Moldavia and Wellachia, and the insurrection of the Greeks, are well known to all the people of the ea-. gilt t& - The whole Mona is under arms, and the in. Ihabitants of that Peninsula are fortnidable both by sea and land. Prince Ypsilanti is s very gal , laptoffieer. He was wounded by the side of Ge r l iintlioreau at the battle of Dresden : the mobs botlif‘ithet:ttrock thstikterral carried away lapinfildi Lod. &•,.‘ r, • t I I. • • • .iZTACTI or pitcret LETTris, DATED spA *Vint. ~t N. de Chateaubriend arrived here am* elOys . ,ago, as you saw by the Papers. The Ministers *shwa to hien greet testimonies of regard and eves kindness,: the lint time he went to•aee M. Pasquier (it egos an official stilt), that Minister declared to him that he was pot itgAin in the list of the Mimi sires d'Etet—* title which be •Inet sti the publica tion of his totem'', pamphlet, La Monarchic selois /a do not knon ishe'tlmr ill these marltiof joy at his return are very sincere; tberansnek.mio much of diplomatic cant, not to think Apt) roaster , inspired by the fear of his opposition. • •.. 'MOWS, Iran 16. The two Emperors are tied M. Itletteruich etintisinds to hold Atequeut cauteretices with :11. Cepa dlitria. Is meets that ao body is very certain how long the Emperor Alexewder wilt pr.,luag his residence in the capital of Csruiola. Sonic say that he is on the point of his departure to l'eteriburglq others . spirit that before he 'JOTS buck to his kingdom, he will take a jfitinley to Ittily.• A greet Europese Outgrew, it is, repoited, is to be assembled in a short tinie in our coolie!, in order to fix in a itableattil irrevocable Peafirter (rituals Marcia.) all the principles upon which tint rights of the great, European faintly pre to be founded. They say that Austria and Kilian' have greed to silky to the Sublime Putt" their anneal- intervention. to te.establiak tranquillity and o,rtter in her dis turbed` provinces: iltV fact iv, that Austrian and Ituasiati troops are asitobiag to the frontiers of Turkey. . . The Allied Moi arch. at LAybach bay invited the lateiiits,,u-, Victor Enstitediael, to re-SiceO4 the thiuue of Sardinia. RELICS OF AAti(QIIITY. As some labourer* were digging fee igrorel the epee lel& of Litlington, la Cambridgeshire, a few daps age, they diatsestraldhr Assisslatins elf a wall, within which were 'deposited sweet human hones. Upon investigation it was awntaiartd that the friatatiatiou of the wall e•elmeed • gum dramgular area of 34 yards by t 4, running parallel to, sad at the dattance of about 10 pantie from air asereet Rowse rood, etliedilas Aebwell•elrsrt, which was the lion of osatmanie•- liou between the Rowan statist* at Ashwell sad that at Chesterford. Within this area we formed a werabee •f Rowse ere% quite perfect, of various sixes and fortes, OM. lain iag buses - and maws; slau'a mammy of pante*, pa. tam, aiapuls, souse with lows boodle, sod ammo with two sinpulhe, sad lacryermos We of different sisal sad sispee. The urns are composed of a red soil others of • black ar &limeyss earth: abuse of the red are anbeb the hankie mid moat durable ; many of the black begat is • aisle of rest decay, mad whets distorbed ►y the spade, ef the isbustrer have Wks to pieces. Then hos hitherto bees arty use min found, sod that is a coin of Trojan, %lib the head of Tea. jam us owe side, sod on the retiree Brilsiiiis irdeirg spool a shield, aih • Brit.' uuderreallt ; but as labottren are tem pliqed is making researches, it is hoped that farther die. coverlet may still be made. '1 here have bee* already ferieuel at least 110 bodies, some of which &pretend , ' have hoes buried in collies of wood, as a number of iris nails, greatly corroded, here bees dog oat of the grates. TM spot of ground upon which this discovery bas been made is called it ancient deeds 44 He•res'e Walla; sad toss' at the bottom of a bill, or the summit of Welsh is a Isaedos, " Lisabery," and semeutinws ° LsaMoe HAIL" THE LAIR THUNDER STORI. On Thuroby evening last, the city and neighbourhood*? Gloucester were visited by a treareorloos eters, of thunder sod lighswieg, secompankd by some very heavy ball. but we bet net heard of its barbs" been prndeetive of soy se. riots, corremmeoces I. this district. The woe " war of slesneats weenie have had a very ramisive attire of ope ration, as we bare oeu accusals ofg its prutreas in other ovation; where it ..Red with emit violence. At Hereford, the bustler at the Cl.ach and Horses, whilst convent*" with areestrie person is the gird, was struck by the lightalug, sad insteetly deprived of his speech, reinitia te' apparently bitensible till the relieving morale', whin be woe so be revived's to be able to teen its bird, and slate !bat the pain chiefly lay in the right side of head, where he was stroekiry the eleetsfe euN. It is Loped that be is now is a fair way of recovery. At Hommorith, the store, mi Nab evenine, was more awful in Its appreresee Hato abytirafhad been knows ihrre roe some time. It euanamiced stool three o'clock, with toed teals of dewier, and lightish,' the most vivid; iu en hour after, the rain came dues is torrents, and darkly; the of the night the ateseispbere exhibited one elementary blase. The cambium ea Mere/ids hi thee neighbourhood der-laic that though bong accustomed to the em ple),they sever IX perier erd each* eight. The homes were shitost enema ageabte• ' and at the Lea, after chamois", they eel of/ at fall speed; but the heavy hill they had to ascend took client off their wind. and thus prevented soy farther fear from theta. We have out heard, however, of say daps. baying kora dose is this iseighboorhood. Dario" a very heavy thnodemtursit oa Wednesday at Loogwortli-ori-dre.Hoirre, Lancashire, a youth was killed %WWI the spot, near his father's butane; the ligtitoitig mitered lutrar-tiowse, knocked down .child and • Md., bat without injuring them and then went through the wall. The hail steam isiemereed three inches i. cireusferenee. It is re. makable, that, about dace years since, a landlord nod . Lie waiter were street dead by lightning sear the same plac.— (Gistitessisr Jawstal.) . . Irefertley ae'ensight aa imposition was taken at Tunstal, by 'S/r. Wonts, jun. on the beefy of Etteasou, she wife of Mr. Breitailie- . Dedl4BY, of the Green Man. who !ranted heraolt with her *prole IN piectdrug Joy. The Jury being per fectly satisfied, feutu. sue eindesece produced, that the deceased .had beta for WOW time 111 a very low and melancholy way, arising, us she repeatedly alleged, from tie decrease of trade and great iutrease of 1 7 itties. returned • a verdict of 4.wage.y.—iiisikKAM it was Ulla ch leapectelLlnd, has left a fessily•ssi tar (lathes), the rasilopesterf Mars w redlri4elie urniftif eld.-qtarielf .Editentes l'altiri+ ." • •- 1 Ari•Pb• • w.0.r..; anun.u. ,rt. t" ttw", 0Y..711 . i *sestets/17 o'siesisi! siei )11144 rial inituod rsll • LAW • r• ' ' T # '619 , 1111 1 ~WotpiaelPilAns Agelight t • .• '•.- - 11.411LTSINO a. 1 1 01114, P. • This action (which was tried at-the DaannaSpirinfr Amite., 1840) woo brought to teseevree eenstiteira-, Lion in damages from the Defendant, who is it riur. geon, for unskilful treatment., It appeared that the Plaintiff. who is i'carpeotes, hall the misfor. tune to sustain a most serious isijaey by the felting of a wall, which buried him in the rains. The Defendant was called in, and from the very seri ous nature of the accident, he reqnested the assist. Dove of a Gentleman, also a surgeon of great tc... spectability, and or twenty years experience, WWI occasinnally, wit h the a:fended', visited•the po4iatit.4 Every attention and search for injury, as wettfortr i • surgical tests as oth er wi s e, wa s m a d e , an d th e rest,' salt in the opinion of both was, that no dislocatiow I or fracture diets existed. It appeared at the trial 1 that the Plaintiff's situation was rendered extremely. difficult from the extensive iajuries he had received. About Is fortnight lifter it was diecovered by the Defendant that the Phnsitirs hip, uotwithstauding the repeated oceans/titans and tests which had been previously tried, nos 4Jien dislocated, and which ultimately was reduced, Other surgeons haying beets c+Hid in ; the ankle also appeared to have sustained • much injury. A considerable body of evidence: was produced on boils sides. On the part of th% Pliiiiiiff, to raise a presumption that the !nub mast have been dislocated at she moment of the uccutent; on the part of the Defendant, to chew that the tests recognized by turgery to discover dislocation were effectually tried at varied, times on the Limb, and that no dislocation then existed. • The Jury who tried the cause (being a frill and special Jury) very shortly returned a verdict fur the Deferidain. In Easter Term 1820, Mr. Moore moved for, and obtained • rule to *hew cause why a new trial should not be granted, upon &supposed weight of evidence ou the part of the Plaintiff. Upon the motion •being called, on WAkooday last, us Mr. Serjeant Pell wai about to sdaretis the Court fee setting aside the rule, the Chief Justice observed, that as the case now stuod the Plaintiff was liable to the Defeudaut's costs, and asked if it was the intention to call upon him fur payment ? Serjeant YELL—" My Lord, I underataud from the cientlemen now before Mr, that It . 1* not the intention to seek for costs. The poor man having. fered seriously, but my client, who stands high in reputation, has paid him every attention." TheCutee-J ustt c --‘• Wisat my you to that, Mr. Moore ? paste it is iu evidence that the Plaintiff has chews, great humanity and kindness." Mr. Moose— " My Lind, new quite satisfied that Mr. Bone, the Defendant,. is a most baritone men in his practice. My client can attribute to him no More than error in iodgMent ; but, as I have no one in Court to consult, by yaw Loeslabip's per mission I will communicate with .icy cheat, who lives in the country, if your Lordship will permit the ea tomato! over." Cater-JusTlcs—•r 'ha. is Be it. so." • • 114.. 4.11 P°l.lei tts4losi two& ens ,' • BANK FORG RMS. /deep; Smith, who was risessodio the *est style of fashion, with coat braided, en .SU.bu, was ehaeged with Nisei-Ogg forged 10/. notes. He was apprehended by Jetestes, at his residence at Keisaingtoo e where be assumed a I the airs of • risen of fashiou. A female of moist dashing appearance, With 'Ming-hat, and rick veil, an elegiac' trimmed silk Slisse, quizzing ;Luis, Sus,. who stated herself to be "es. mith, hut who it better kens* as • dashiug coortepaa about the faisbionsible rides en bee bay Mass, was also charged with utterly' forged 11. Notes. The charge splint the men Primmer was uttering dote 101. notes in payment /or a gold Irately and -appeatdrmea: He left a 11. note wish the jeers Iler sin ors/remit the watch, sod lie paid for it with the bad notes in questioo. There are other charges evilest hiss.. There were Iwo charger sgaiost the female ler uttering a forged note at an umbrella shop, and another iu payment tar a pair of gloves, 1 bosier's in Piccadilly. Built Prisoners were remoulded till nest Saturday, to give persons why have received bad notes an upporluuily of ides. %dying them. Town-nact., SOUTAR ARK. COMBINATION AMONGST THE CORN PORTERS.. John Somers was hessoght before Alderman J. .1. Sinitic charged by Mr. Hasty Disthis,of JAsek•head, order tbe amstances:— TN TN Complainant slated that the Prisoner was a core. porter, sod, as he understood, had conspired with others of the name profession to aeney him (Complainant) most seriously. They sometimes assembled in large bodies roood bls trorebteimes, threatened his workmen, and endeavuont4 MI entire them /ruin their work, end when they failed in Hag, abused himself sod deems iu the foulest terns, obstructed the men, is the great detriment of his and property. Os the morning iu question, when he es Its his premises, he found the passage blockaded by 40 or 60 of tbuse men, amongst *bum was the Primmer ; Ib4 were playing at pitch sod tam withiilfpenee; he requested them to let him pass, but they re /timed, and set up a load hallow in des ilium; they also called him opprubrlows same% sad loudly called out, % Who gets the,, men out of the workhouse?"—o Who pays stay half price fur their bouts '•' dm. ire. In this riotous meatier they trainload, di an officio cam. and took ste Prisoner kilo custody. Mr. C. Taveruer, elsorehtlisratet of St. Juliet, prevodthe riotous beliavoutir of the Prisoner; and another witueliteli posed to similar vlohareee by the coro.porters on oilies occasions. 11141 WO ital. IBM, It was highly eeeeseary that a slop should be put to elide ~dues ; and he advised Mr. Dudlit, Bess 41100 be should be en assuoyed, so have the ringleaders assured, had be would petweels Oren severely. 'f Prisourr was load so bail. An examination took place yeafetffity at Boa. street, of a person villa had attempted to force Ilse way into Covent-garden thestre without paying the .customary fee of adiniesiost. It was clearly proved by the evidence that the snail was insane, and after paying for the damage be Coiled, had to dad bail for aselialting the officers:. A. elioehistgaecidest weestrod ea lie sieraire of Easter Simla, to a ypuo saes wafted firearitast lLsassina, who elenstisie jackdaws is the church-sad at West I...kerb. He was firing frees a yew tree, sad lisppreiog se IN fell kis gee be looked dews after it, whew et that linitent, fm st the jar the awe received ow mats, she posed, it west off, sod eke coolish iakiag the direelies of the face, blew off the lower part of it, eatryisg with it most of bas teeth. Wino discovered ho woe ,Igleg_over grave which was jest des, and pre s ented a mod ~lima spectacle. He is still alive, hes /slat loupes are ilmiapaomaloigrolis recovery. . —( alaidsteme Journal) On Thursday last, in the afternoon, the therma main hi the *hand indicated 76 degrees, or sum tiler heat ; yesterdsr =rows, at Vl r oolitich, there 'etre dims of iti - upea the pals 4• 4 "5 ,!I •. . -' . , ~_ r4Lxarus. f . A RONAN itORY. il.,' ..,, -...ae. • ARialtabb. lento. Maeltwoosh Ediaborgh; tad Cadell, Mend, Landow. ..—.. (Continual fists oar Paper of Saturday Met ) The following extract contains a spirited de. ecription of a combat of Gladiators at the Florian Amphitheatre : The prechiontion being repeated a wend time, a dander 1 the bawd of the arena was laid *pea, and a, ;1 IhauoJed, as it seemed to me, mounifolly. labile. I x id i E ' marched in with slow steps, each man—sake incept being girt with a cloth about his Moe—bearing on 1 ;bit left Min a small buckler, and having a short straight I award suspended by a cord *rowed his neck. They march : cid, as i have said, slowly and steadily, so that the whole atsembly had fell leisure to contemplate the forms of the torn ; while those who were, or who imagism,' themselves to bt skilled in the business of the arena, were fixing, in their own, minds, or inch as they Honed mint lately to he vie. taigas, sad laying wagers enceraieg their ehaseesof suc cess, with as mach unconcern as if they had tine twettego-; plating so many irrational soinials, or rather, in 1.. should my, so newsy senseless piece. of ingeniona -iymv ' therists. The wide diversity of complexion and deaf I,eldsibited insiong these devoted athletes, affirded at nee a stelkiestie idea of the extent of the Retinae easpire., and a ter.! S. Hole one of the ;ineptness to which that wide sway had NO. H o h ,„ i often bete Made subservient. The beautiful Greek, with •,, reetenteaance of noble serenity, and limbs after which the isealpters of his country might have middle.' their etundie symbols of giant's! power walked side by side w i th the yellow-beardol savage, whose gigantic wieseles bail bens nerved in the freeaing waves of the Elbe or the Danube, or ' whose thick strong hair was congealed anal shagged as his brow with the breath of Scythian or Scandinavian winters.— ' Plumy levee Nears and Arab., and curled Fthinpians. were there, *ln the beams of the southern sun burnt in every various shade of swarthiness upon their skins. Nov did our own remote island want her representaiires in the deadly procession, for I saw among•the armed multitude—and that nut altogether without some feeliogs of more peculiar in ' Serest—two or three gaunt barbarians, whose breasts and shoelders beet uncouth marks of Wee and purple, so vivid is the tints, that I thought matey mouths could ant have elapsed since they most have beru wandering is wild free ' dont along the native ridges of some Sduriau or Caledonian ' forret. As they moved 'around the arena, mime of these turn were saluted by the whole multitude with noisy accla mations, in token, I neon., of the approbation wherewith tie feats of some ferwser Galva! bad deserved to be noun bored. On the appearance of others, groans and kisses were heard from some parts of the Ansphilbeutre, mixed with roe. trading cheers and hussars from Others of the spectators. But by far the greater part were suffered to pass Ott in silence this heists in all likelihood the first—alas! who could tell whether it might not sloe he the lasiday of their sharing iu that fearful exhibition! .. ~,.,.,, .. l'heir masters paired them alertly, soil in enervation they began to make proof of their fatal skill. At first, Scythian was matched against Scythian—Greek against Greek—. Ethiopian against Ethiopian—Spauiard against Spaniard; and I SIM the sand dyed beneath ttoir feet with blood streaming from the wounds of Ifiadrisd hands. Bet these combats, although abuudaatly bloody mad terrible, were re. garded only as preludes to the serious business of the day, which consisted of duels between Eistopeana sin the oue side, mid Africans cm the other- wherein it was the well-nigh in. transgressible law of the Arapbltheatre, that at least one out of every pair of combatants should site in the arena before the eyes of the multitude. Instead of shrieking from the more desperate brutalities of then latter conflicts, the al most certainty of their fatal termination 'seemed only to make the assembly gase or them with more intense ca. riusit y,and a mss hahassaii message of delight. hirthitalre I feel as if it were bat of yesterday, wheat—sietened with the protracted terepre of a undid, that seemed se if it were ' to have as rad, althoagi both the etinalintasts were already covered 41 over with hideous gashes-1 at last bow. id down my heed. nitielaelled my banal ens my eye*, to save them from the Inutare of mixing thereon further: Sod I had scarcely done so, when Ruhelha laid her banal upon my elbow, whispering, " Look, look, now look," in a 'eke ' of low steady inspetiesce. I dish look, but not to the areas : No; it was upon the beautiful features of that woman's fan that I looked, and truly it seemed to me as if they penned a spectacle almost as fearful as that from which I had averted mine eyes. I saw those rich lips parted asunder, and those dark eyes extended in their sockets, and those smooth cheeks suffused with a steadfast blush, and that lovely bosom swelled and glowing; end I hated Rubellia as l gamed. for I knew not before how sisterly beauty can be brutalised by the throbblngs of a cruel heart: But I looked nand le escape from the sight of Lee—sod then the heaskeds of fe. males that I saw with their eyes fixed, with equal earns'. eels, on the same spot of horrors, taught me, nee at the moment, to think with more charity of that pitiless taste of else. At *bet Instant all were silos*, in the natemplatin of the breathless strife ; insomuch, that a gross, the first that bed escaped from tither of the combatants, although low sod re. , lacteal, sod half-suppressed. seanded quite distinctly amidst the deep bosh of the assembly, and being coestrained thereby to loin min eyes one more duarewasda, I heliehl that, at length, owe of the two had received the sword of his silver sary quite through his body, sad had sank heron him spin Ilse amid. A beautiful young man was he that had received this barns, with fair hair, clustered is glossy s ifigleta one his neck and brows • but the sickness of his wo u nd was al. reedy visible on hidrooping eye.lida, and Ids lip* were pal*, se if the blood had rushed from them to the et:timely outlet. Nevertheless, the Moorish gladiator who had fought suds him, bad drawn forth again Isis weapon, mid stood there awaitleg in silence the decision of the entailed*, whether at once to slay the defencilras youth, or to enlist in is itraniag bias from the amen, if matinee the blood *Held be stopped Irma dosing, and some hope of n entity eras yet estended to him. liereupou there ame, on the instant, a load voice of costuming ; and :t eressed to use ea If the wounded man regarded the multitude with a proud, and withal cnatemptunas glance, belay aware, without question, that he had executed all Wogs so a. to 'deserve theie ens passion, bat aware, moreover, that eves hod that ben freely vouchsafed 10 him, it was too Isis f u r say h o pe .1 sardly ...m. But the cruelty of their faces, It may he, and the loadoese of their crier, were a sorrow to hie, sod filled his dying breast with loathing. Whether or nut this haughtiness of his countenause had been observed by them with displeasure, 1 cameo say; but au it was, that Ilion who had cried out to give him • chance of recovery, were speedily silted, sad the Emperor looking round. Mil NMI* all the thumbs turned downwards (for that is, you know. the signal of death), wee constrained to give the aiga, slid forthwith the young win, reetiviNg egoist without • struggle the sword of the Near into his gashed Went. breathed forth kis lan, and ley stretched out in his blood upon the plan of molt. Wish that • joyous clamour was uplifted by any of those that looked upon it, and she victorious Moor Whig amend with an ivy garland, was carried in precentors around the areas by certain young men, who leaped down for that purpose from the midst of the assembly. In the moan time, then who bad theme of such things, dragged away, with a filthy book, the corpse of him that had been slain; and thew, fakir' op the seed over the blood that had lilies funs hiss, prepared the place, with isidiffenist cousnirmanceche Illeale . other cruel tragedy of the same kied--while all anand me, , the spectators were sees rising from their plans, mid ali. ' lotiug each other; alert there was a haze of talking ne mg. venal as the silence had been thorny the ossehat; seen speaking of it, sad win said reosinag money Ina mad' won Urn, Its ispne; some already Ingbing merrily, width~. naming coaceraieg other, matters, ever as if within. Ise- COMMOS had bees witnessed; *IOW ethers again appeated so he entirely occupied with the menial music shish ever struck up majestically at such passes in the course of the cru st enteibitspa; nine Initiate time inn the blushes be.: fora . lightly joiaiag *heir voices in anises with 6 14 • VIVA S h gt il arP , Pl 4 clbfWlles- „,,„,. -,. 1 •...4 yell omit oiesunt H i .:..50r.:. it iawarill on l. S C L o_l9,p—Aft IR Dlt • . • In noliehtit ie erftri=loattatafisky apolgoif u l occ orient* at Herne thottd ovisikcireuni stirces as lief then i conic to oar korrwhit sauce . et pressiog, at the e i., srhotresthat event would row provg fatal .to .tissk94tety s kek. Soots) who had been wounded. Itt s tlat expectatioa, we regret to add, we have been disapnoiested, the unfor tunate young mon, after the bill-in the tilloulder hod been extracted under the armpit, breathed his last on Friday morning, the 27th ult. tie bad Motet/01y received the tact-sinew, and deposed to the circumstances of his &nth Wire Gorge Mot', Esq. one of the Magistrates of this county, isits• visited lino let the purpose; mot continued serisifilt and devout to the •last moment. tis 'mains *ere yesterday (Monday 30th ult.) interred in 1 1 euie churvh-yard with the Iwuou,it due to his rank. the b-stly being preceded by the hand of the 4:li :islet devisor's aural a firing party of that regiment, awl followed by Cowan, McCulloch, eight Lientenant•, and many of his hrinher officers of the Severn ; and it ',mold he no injustice to his tnernoty not to tecurd that his e loot since he had been stationed in the .victuity of the place where he fell, has been uni 4forooty correct, mural, and humane ; and iii cc icordance with that 'robe Of duty which, miter such would actuate a Briti-lt officer, lie met his fate. At Otioen o'clock on Suiurdormortittok (the 28th ult.) a Coroner's lotion:it was held w ttle body, before 'l'. T. Delasatix, Geut. site Of the Coroners of this county, when, after ttipatient in. veritigation, its which it appearad' thot'Sysielitiam Sooty, a Midshipman of his Milks s ryis stationed at Herne Bay fur the prevention of smug- Kling, hod died from the wounds received on the Tuesday morning preceding, front u party of armed smugglers, whilst in the execution of his duty, the Jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder against some person or persons soklown." From what has also transpired, it appetis that Mr. Snow, while attempting to setae the boat, Was slot by some per sons oho were behind him, both the holism having tottered his body in that direction ; a n d so close had the tire-arms been discharged, that the back of his jacket was burnt front the explosion. 11'hile Dint; wounded on the beach, lie hail the mortification t,s see the contraband cargo carried 1)1r, and he would probably him_ hen drowned by the flowing of the tide, had not assistance been afforded him, PS SCuli as the smugglers retired, it is satisfactory, how ever, to add, that from infoimarion which fiat been olonitied, several of the persons implicated in the trunsactimi were on Sstard night (28th tilt.) taken ono custody by two of the Bow-street officers assist ed by a detachment of tho 4th light dragoons, and muse, eft out Sunday (the 29th ult.) through this city In London. The parties apprehended resided tit Littltbourts, Hoath, and Sturry ; .and it is some what remarkable that time of these prisms are those who might have beet, supposed, from their necessities, to have been compelled to resort to this illegal mode of übtuinitY , a livelihood, or of those who are said to he " rendered desperate by a total wart' of rinployiurut."-4 Kentish Gazette.) . . . NAVAL 4N7'6LLIGENCIL • eotttstsotrtg, test 1. Arrived the Caroline transport from die Maas. Sailed the Rows, Davison, fur Miranalcbi ; sod Samuel Whitbread, %Yard, for Quebec. PLYMOUTH, Mmes. 34, Arrived the Mary, ShirOertl, from Loudon fur Sorra Layer t on the 55th inv. befog 72 !tattles S.W. of the Literal, she carried away her mai ttttt sat by the ruttier of the ma. Also strived the ?lymph, Watkins, from Lisbon lit 21 dais. FALMOUTH, AWL 55. The Lady Arabella packet arrived yeeterday—tspote on the myro lost. toe mike S.W. ur the Liward, a ship firm the West Indies, with loss of trideler. The Plaint Tratskitl, Kelway, frnm Plymouth, is coming in here last treeing Shlleit on the Slack Suet sod stook : her cargo cuusiateJ of flour aud spirits. HAWN /CH, MAY 1. Arrived the Lord Kelsoo packet with a mail from Cuxhaven. ' • ' -'''" • °CAL, MAY 1. Saikd the %disk of the Itoereviard-boned fur tie Meer. Come Mews from the River and sailed the Polatobso. Hartle, fur St. Loris; Lawn* Lune, fur Gemerara ; an d &vole* tmomperi for Cork and Halifax. Arrived still restate the Express, Wells, from Gibraltar; sues Ruby, from St. Michael'.. • " Isyvkit. COOHOeftM it 'ID I ere, repneted yesterday es, 4 shore, was trot off last tt t sod into the harbors', whit trilling damage. arty, weir 1. The sloop Py, Land, of Hall, tlom Newcastle, wits rah us the sands on Sunday, being leaky, and she so* hes suet with part of her cargo washed out ; erre , saved. COHN BXCIIANGE, M•T t. IVe had no fresh arrivals aster Grain to-day ; but s antsi. derstble gensttity of ',best firma Ernes slid Kent remit... 4 seer front Ibluterlaes supply, fir Worth there was no alernnertl, cussespernily prints we nominally the same so last marbet thy. Fine Barley ►row;M Isat priers, but inferior quatittes bads dult sale. Oates,* ehttaper. In Ptak and Selma Da COAL MARKET, May I. !Moist Markel. Skips Sold. Price. Ott Meireaitlo 7 Poddeehmed. IS/ 3l. Od to 41.. Id. I Flidbeatli Weigle Coal At Holt fair ots )esterday beirtaight there was s good show of neat stock. and some lioggets; hot rety little beanies' was dune. There were but 1r.% horses, and these of an inferior deaeriptiou. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. dank Stock 0491 Bunk L. Ann.. 18 7-10 3 per crtut. !Imp. 3 per et- An. 70 1 9 per CI. Cons.. 711 I India Stuck 31 per Cent 81 I Ditto Bonds.. 41 44 pi. 4 per rests. .•• . 99 Ex. BIM, 4 5 pr. 5 iier Ct. N. Aun. 107 Ditto Commercial 1 dn. 100 1 Cons. for Acc...•7210, MARRIAGE. • , f MA at ft. 126.461 Church, Halioireriwpoir• by tie Ridge, et M. MOM, Lissismon-ortimet coapar,l9:oarn the iairafrawater So hi. * Sopa liggineos tie Wow of Clarissa. to Mt.. Maker. Ike assoompliaks4 daughter ad do bite fir Moorge &ear, aim God oaly OW tot ie Peoilsriok Ulm. Dart. ITlati PRIM rad 1111 id by C. CMPIWELI. ■ a 1 ~~ I 6 , ■ 'if A