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1 4 .~{ • r hosii;w4 ahem th a asoa hot the oars. Whim. The Illatriststiti dotrirressod . a Os see the lifters lellith Mr. iesiesesur Mel ierittra to ale. 10,11 b respeetisi the bribe, which Mr Nuoth served to Melt; IM the teeth time, Mr. Jelemea sod Mr. Newell, his worse', sat sear the Magi& trate. Mr. Smith rhortly refereed with the two letlets. They woo vend, sad are to the foam*, ant 1.-Thelloot was rimed a•milasmetio. Gasohol: S. INK beitht=f• sftee Is had hired the bore/. It hero by sad bieviael .rotas asset. The Weer was walk roirrtv, he sot troeise seed IS Ewe tirssillsessire. fire. be left 1.4.14. Os his retire to 1 1 1 0111101*/ )1, Seadi shoo* *see so eaves to 21.1. 1 M weeei.tered horse Iv be very old, soil icier be eiteM taut hesitate Mr postbags IS. be SpaSsit. ha hid iv run le homers. He did wet Itoote how e.g lie shoal& *..t the hone, be was seise phesosobsboodos tw the swielabserheed of ariebester, from thesso4r4illett eel Nee reword to Lurmiurs, sad, of awe% glipeld op" de horse my little: The letter osesiovisil w.th he s& Mr. Soellabobid sake hiatierre as soodeeste as passak The oredlod .1•1•Ei was doted from she Taviaseek Hote4 3itaseri 14, IStie beitesieg web ieressioi Mr. los* s( Ism arts vii is &rodeo, sad weld addi as him beipet he MA to see.uat foe leipii•e his heave se loog, lariog a moo* itseamr- Meath of lost thau Ms iiitstetird, which 4 Sooklits . arassl.4 tv«ishe sot be ussiesvart to Mr. bat* op ro sal etorthodesitaisre shot the horse ball asswered Soo svorooss very well. as se was a bat et uld pod Wed. Meth she keen! ware althea W. Cwkis hilts** " fileessitate. With ihe asses. of the ernes,alitioet 14 letters: Me obearried„ that that ems ois elmisla.lopfeto! bite bevies( Mr. jiihnsesa, sod he asigist apart so essoose hp sartkil. • • • • Mr, Setith'S Atitissey said, they had ati stsgasami sisofteditot had 4ollotord Rh. Jubilees se tho ea.* .11motbas Attursey addressed , the Moieellears, sad Mid is' elieeesoeva. s,posebortiket LussAmere, only orsoostort hit ft „Or r ti . ki o f SOL. foe a eas e MM* Or *Mile AM sod% OMiesre ethstar 1 5441114 so stosoisooe le de so. :• • My. 14e., tlm; elawit re/ at. lassahler, she ellaisve stloornry rem Mr. Jobors. Mr. 111•11011 hetsor Ida arimilleti Ortorr4 imilea4p.ll4“vikremiximbili- . • f Mr. .1 aurros thee left. the vim. all4 vsslyMsti be serrated lea rvoltereitsbs, sad luirri is Alledrogisirshasp More.* tikFer,A4m 4 - . UM MIN UAL& • rtilltifilZ AGAINST AM VIIMINTAILIIR. t. , ' Mr: Coothelt, a teapot:table. sodertshdir, roseate is Red; PAelighVadis was hisses up to pet Is bell to' , •1 0 0. 1 kr Wtole Ma trial, opus as itelielaseat preferred • agetw.ttlig fiat& Sorer, thovisess, elaargior hie 014 sallo• • reify dieposieg bi tat rosperod-siessso that he hod the 4"•.. , of sill it ear it. be 'mimed. The ease, it appellee, will harasses thiGtostesoes Po • bar, the rotation. Wc memo to the FO/NOrotit proseettt*d • !Ling e. 1)441 1 / 7 . lodiconest Co 14 1 / 4 1 i• the" Politi- Iry ow)." gmne r. Same. N.. t. of ilie " Paitais." l a gs* (Coltbet's Prieuer•) loditlmeol for A Coo genuine. Tyr Saw o. Setae. Far &anther Cariestere. The Sense v. Thelnstil. 'inhered tar a libel is the " firampowl." ;frt. Soma v. Ke (CarWe's Anginas ) Indicted for • Rhea a the Address to Itrinevers. Iha Hasse v. hisiainesh Wright. (Caddis sierroams). ludiciusesi fur • bliispin awes libel. LAPP.—ALIP) SPlrrl4l. JAMIE*. TO* Some r. Kist (of Chaserry Isaq the airwoman, who the estroossoodeocir nposootoof Vries). lodslosesty cbo4 w thr Holmes! Metionory." Asew r. Clark. holoisorst. loisaplormoso lihrl is 11111wily's Peeve / wash sates east, of *Queen TS' &we v. Clack. Ails for " Quote Mar." "I lie tiro isidiehetetits against Clerk are preferred by the Society for the Supprewtiow of Vice ; •Il the test art isiotittstert, we otre Informed. by the Bridge. otreet Ameemilion. • O3 Ilk . di liese gu QT • HYDROPHOBIA. NA - • About dorm weeks spa • Meatier arrived at the Mile Loon is., Itteafiw4, sod placed is she stable with kiekswes a handsome rod spaniel dug which travelled toe amnia of the eseraiiisi sight the deg eataped hem the ruble amid strayed wrap; sod the traveller left thetiow wide great dioratiefsesioa s thooktlwit the litiereelatale that the dors 1.44 /sowed .sole( sloreard wish *kick be boa ball tied *lt e1..4 ehelly olowerduolioit of thomdins4loot to. anima bad boles the trarelles's berm. Clotho day after to. centimes bad left Sleafoatt. the dog. to she sorprste'if uslirt, roomed to the Lion rani, sad oral into the 'table Pon al he bad recalled. Thither the ostler followed liar; oast t lie wan se sootier r.uei d the slalier, this ass dog Sew at tile...awl I.e hodgresi dilfteolay iaikkodioe Mewl: era 11l a fork hooishe otobek 4 K. Genre awl dr lerwihsetl die Ike admiral seem, tem she wan was obliged is ael(.4dooto t o pi s bi o , to th e ✓owel, mid le kin the dog. Frugal of the auger of his sewer fur melee floor as, be kept the lasi, to himself, sad wealeir burled the asiatal. Lars week a letter was rt;ceired Mg Mr cis, the Whalen! of lie Usti hot whiter front kW kelttfbe the rsowlior to whom the dog hod I:44.wored.oorl meta mg lasi Lie horse bed died is that tees viigisp INA The hydro piiolors, b. 'had se dolmen. sae consienessased et the lime »Weis ibe ordiet bad spokes Infos baring sera the dui bite the loose at altisford; •iire irotlesisis alaireofore tbsuaibt it 3. dots wind be .wed is society I. apprise Mr. Cos et the fleet rivet of that bite. that ears alight be takes of ass oilier seed i.e cattle sauce sigh' sten have bees bitter by she smart. The travelkv'a apprehensive isisfurtseately ism bona ors welt fsessitsds at i• plowed tbs rabid dog, dorieg his alss's escape hum the Lion siatrie. bat essay other animals, aurae of *NOVI have died soder all the dreadful 111016eliell of hydroplaelliii, as/ se dog ps•bably have spread she coatagivii I's 64111010. the Present shim is cuaseipieues at ilia* time per. "W. pa ill. d. hfaisstrates have lamed a maim re ./ewes alt Nm" iw [bat wan and oeiehiniurtruivi iv keep ▪ ga abase digs her a ssiitb.-.{Atareford ifereary) Thu allems. Nemlade. of lifvereawbc, fousiorel at hods, iiistore entm4 N Waterhuil. j. 4 .. - 1/C44101 , 60 MOW link besieges. to tlitaintatemto at the bar. the De/. ...disk heiog determised to remove it by certiorari ilea, As Kate* Ne•Gb• • ~ Is: raj be ftecolierted that the holly of a criptiael gamed tee, oho oaeexecisied at the Comfy Gupi, 111 et-, lane, fo; hittiovrelsbeey.wm, alter iseitlessologi lksMqtastee ot tbeliee,;Aelivr4J over to the bream' ter the pairs* of Wall .feti.to..ol eadio oak hoLiest. . Oa applecatiMi. beta dais by 4 rilitfm of the deceased to the eacosed, te boor 444.1 the .ttperal would late piece, he was demoted' that, .h. ea', me was ititevred. SWIM CfrOlielliallete ' Bl4O/t that plud..ekl a ampiento that the body of the eeforteibaus am h.. 1 1,..re, fllspo+44 of to the sormme for diearetitio i ors of the ',Recess oftiloaiti Hail (Collieglioteree) soot to the piece *heir the d. ceaa.4 was said to have hem lastial, sad tea 49:pitet the wave he Wad the collie lilted wit rubbish 311,. testes apprised ISIS the pert of the Prieetirf• sod WWI the MlClNtalt (0 0 .14 1 1144 , 1 is 1 11 91.) abet boa is' two/ 0 M ii. he woe prepay. d to give it? ' 111 Mpicia4rate said two .toles iol6ol. eat* stud the wee is lbw Lice unmet. • _..__l i. ' Eiffel. or 511.911! ',MN Nelifiallin. Unfifili , ir , Chief, i ;taw hall ; Sod Mr. Woods; el Amieepeitee4 *Amt. • t 1 iellwe. was Ote other I sad lie. Camlick was lei at / ' , I . 504 ate-. w e awte ISt t , tt , ..' -:' t T 4 F,'"7 - " ------.- -="-- . solo."' rit/ALS FON LIBEL. , dlif ..tii f . -----.'--- ontl lel the isoirtvemiiir of : work. pow y _ __..,_ rimtikPalti 111( -1 11PCIMett of X i i lli gagg l 7;:sdo for 116.1, ciii iutietßiGvis j.ietwtied by the '... Andge-street Ass Ciotynt" and *. the Society foe the Sosorristott of Vice." 'hey . Litter yeate.dae haloes Special Jones, sad t a ke . - .. • --• TILE AMEIIICAN (Front Mew York Pipers.] 1111 W YORK. OCTOBER 19. Mr. PRIt.IPTS was rretived on Wedoctday evening by a spkodid outieueir, sod with the 1111681 sulistaatial narks of approbation'. His well.koors mods were given risk great effect, particularly " to Owe a heart t4•l airmeisood," mad hia tenor appears more fall sad ammettas. The emanates were extremely gratified He appears this minis( in Lore fan rinsge.—( Narrows! Adana's.) Last 1110161111 Mr. Philipps made his lira appeaniare at ear theatre i after so Wenn! of Nearly attire years, is his wed-reatemllored ataractic of Cent Kellam, which was iboorigisal that iiitrodoced biro to nee city. owl which made se foverahle as leapression *a she New Tort audience, that it was played tea or twelve tines that woota, mid always to fell bosom Whew the rotas' ruse she Muse was /lied, boa, pit, sad gallery, with $ higkly-respretabir anievablage of spectator% she, at his ewtriace, welcomed his with all moods of plamliia, which he fratefol:y neared aad with 'viand resoles. They in.. foe (video* that they recap. Word with delight his eitimetoritp to built capacities of vocal. is sad soar. He gave his macs with all the 'reef arts, face sad eatbellishatests, that he formerly impressed us sub, he slime hee ever gives, and to which his au. dears are always not sessibly alive.—(Nets Pork Ewa- Atag Pet) _ _ Wow sotto. ocToodo 31. . . The Does DSO" fee the Mali time, attracted as toremloatimi boom. The canes* of taste aad fashim sets • E di aptandly sad powerful!, to' that very h. ides which carries i:ad actors safe ores . 111 r . .bilipps was llllaas !. I. is very .llake eoica a pish, sad styles .dair slam. it a yet mere prnerfiel shoe "Scots tales be." Mrs. Nehmen, who is ale hoese/l farnerite. ac. spitted herself dellernfillly; and 1trUN111,1.1401190 Tats, " finals i t, sad/ asetioe. Miss iumeli, • grarefal sod las parfsemer, pies stelsoly es the alatieres.—(Ples• law Ardawatir.) h - Aloha', he erneratelate the poblie apes a decided dia -1 lA N " arnpsioltias. Mr. Cowell, from the Tbeotre-Royal, illtwey.hose, Mbar his erns appearance is Aliserisr hest right. 1 .14 tba ammeters of V &Ash% I. Ths 'mods* of ow 'Arum, lad Cot eh, he ns reropiheeete. eiorreaves wheels so horn wee perwramted by Wawa. Tareits. Athos; sod Spiller, awl Wok be will boar s aispotioes IWO theist of Ana. Ile carded away tbi asdiaarn with hie lath evade& 111111 nay he coasidered as already 6 he the hi tide et sac 4:coital esperiesest." 11 is the opiates of wow* pool joke, that he is dos is. IMAMS Sam we have ever had tallow • Tort. Mr. Kyoto soother we coodidate do Corner slabs' hie ;Stet appease's* tornewow Infernos is We /jam! Aii•- !100•—(Na• York /troth" Pool.) . Ups 'Tering Ti. Deed", Brit*, ter the 'need Ifss h l/ 11 11 silatea, was haseissed with a faditerahle and very •11- mimosa asdiesee; the 'Forlorn pit mid two Sewer the Of bar piasessed ais Wahl indeed to she ssaeogres amid** psvilanoves. The es shads' is compiste wish eiortreis • We " - • directs _ . . . . . . • ADltllltUltt.ll DP - Giad L D Pi TZGAR4 4D. .. 1 ,1 --...........- Henry the Eighth condensed the impre.siorts which his subjects hid received of his character, 14 en act of extraordinary, but not unprovoked seve rity, which involved in destruction one of the must ancient and pessiirful houses in the Peerage of !re lined, that of Fitzgerald, Earl of Kildare. The Nobleman who bore this title had married his se cond wife, Lady Elizabeth Grey, daughter of the first Itlin-gals of Dorset, sail first cousin of the King, by his mother; he had been flavoured at Court, and was at this twine Lord Deputy of Ire land. Byt the country being in • very disturbed state, and the Deputy accused of many ode of vio lence, he hid obeyed with whatever -reluctance, • unmoor to mover tir his conduct before the Kiug in Council, leaving his eldest son to exercise his tact during his absence: Ois hie arrival, he was committed to the Tower ; said h's son, ularmed by the false report of his having lost hie head, broke out into • furious rebellion. After a tempo- rary success, Thomu Fitzgerald was reduced to greet dilfieulties ; et the same lime a promise of pardon wee held out to him; said confiding iii it, he surrendered .himself to Lord Leonard Grey, brother to the Counties, his step-mother. His five uncles, also implicated in the guilt of rebel. lion, were seized by surprise, or deceived into. submisios. Thetsehole saz. were then conveyed to England In the ,inn ship; end all, is spite of the entreaties aid ritutoastrauces of Lotd Leo nard Grey, who . Coniidered his own honour as pledged for the - safety of their lives, were hanged st Tyburn. The turd Earl had died in the Tower on receiv.• ing news of his sores hob trierprire; and • post humous attainder being issued sigaidst hien, his lands and goods were forfeited. The King, however, in pity to the widow, and ss a slight atonement for so creel an injustice, permitted 'one of her daughters to retain some poet "' mains of' the family plate and valuables; and • " ,1 4 other of them, coming to England. appear* to ha I received her education at Huitsdon Palace with . Pnocerees Mary acid Elizabeth, her relations. liiria t she was first seen by Henry Earl of Surrey, whole chaste and elegant mite has handed het down %V posterity as the lovely Geraldine', fhe object of hill fervent but fruitless devotion. She wai mini' first ' , Sir Anthony Brown, end afterwards bees - Earl survi , -by -- t e : theatre, it* tot Real 3euseist . intents, that complaists hove hermitic ao kiwi and freepost...AM we es: treat that some messes may I. lakes so do what is mew miry to covert-the procedure. It Impress every sight Get pererus having so right previously seat theasselms is tho buttes slierit had bar slreudy labels, sod vetoes to miss than. Its moth eases, the aril prottrr Cisme is to aryl, to the hoa-kseterer, who has the list le his hand of all walla Ulm tied by •hsm, sod an Mid might at slice to me that that rightful securest be pet isle peaceable pimyo6o6iii. frelead eif this heir( done. the box-keeper merely give. woes la those in thr bow that Mr. •. is entitled is so inaisy seats, sad dem *elite off, leaviug Mr. A. to %rustle fire bas rights. we resign them to a bold and sudsy disputant. Tina should sot be the ease is a well-regulated theatter-(ll'es Yore fierrising Poet) HAMILTON'S LECTOR R. Mr. Homiltiso weirs bin ackrowlederiesits I. the sumo. mesa iiisl respectiside mrdiroce which hostouted his lectsre WM meals& mot will he happy to see the Geedlemes sub. menhir as his sew 'prsirete class, which comet. or Thereto, evesiag, mica 0 . C.404 k, at No. 1111, Fultou-.tract, withal sue . door of B.oaJ•sy. Those lilies and Gentlemen who hared subtreihille Is the Course of Lectures, will hr pleased to gave dies *Mies as Messrs. Galilee aril Cu:., Sr to Monis. Hasidism sod Soo, us order that they may judge what peeparattim may be • aseastury. Maoism heard that several parties of Ladies sad Geode sics. who would hese silliugly 'itemisd tueirapiasatioa of the Hamiltouias Strleui, were y acd by the iota/v*Blton 'of The Rota . * Nridoe. defend. d (not by dee ireful ad- Amory housed, but) by Mr. Philipp'e, Hamilteis will is a gee gays, when these lleatleiner sic oat of the way, give smasher public ratability' of it. To doe hr welter steads makearesies, the frienda of siankirel and the trimeds of Aram ; those who oriels to diffuse the,koestsiige gaud seep erf • system of educative which would Weide , by sever the time sod expense eissally,rielletere 60 ta0416101 • 'me those who come may to &tea • Coe is the *ash threatews the ilestrsetion of date colt.—(fbiel ) i- - - --- ----- CORN RIC/JAN(IR, DEVOUR= It ' . Welkill.iiiry few buyers of Wheat this morntsg. with which plight oar market cosstihnes overloaded, havis.e 040 demised For the sough issel isiferior sausple., the value of which is vile sousual; rad rena that of prime quality met very heavy ask at Moselay'e prices, although, colliery to 'ewersl expematior, there was no reilectios is the pr.ce of 71011f.—Barl.y continues timeline', dull iu sate, auJ ',sly prime seldom samples could be diapossql ad —Darr sue s. per quarter cheaper, e arrivals Mine Wedgy ilaViiig t o di s very large —New Beaus were rissalealde, although offered at lower terms. PRICE OF wrocks YESTERDAY. S peg Ceot. Med. Ez, 80it5.11.." 1.000/. 3 per Cent. Cons. 87! I I rim Isar. • 4 w ee Cows. •• • • .961 k I Ditto 300/ • • per. i pi. N I/1 k Ann. iy 3-161 pmr. n pr. imp. 3 per Ceot... 761 I Cowl. for Are.. 772 74 Lithe 1i0nd•..67 tin pr. I 77j in marriage whose suit had been unpropitious ; but moved by the hope of being able to afford effectual protection to her un fortunate nephew, she now consented to an imine. (bate union ; taking 'Jerold aloug with her to her new home niche county Donegol, she there hoyti tably eutertained hiip fur about a year. But the jealous spirit of the implacable King seemed to know no rest while this devoted youth mill breathed the air of liberty, sod he canoed a great reward to be offered for his apprehension, which the base O'Doiarel immediately sought to appropriate by delivering him up. Fortunately, the Lady Eleaour dtsciorered Ins iistantions ; and iostandy causiug her nephew to disguise his person, and " storing him. like a butninful aunt, with seven-wore por. tugioses," she put bun under the charge of Le veroini and an old servant of his father's, and shipped him on hoard a vessel hound fur St. Malo's. Ilsvisig thus secured his escape, she loftily ex pobinlated with her huabaud ou his villany in plot: time to betray her kinsmen , whom she had Stipp: bated that he should protect to the utmost of KIV pos e r; and she hid him know, that as the doom of the youth had alone induced her to form any canstexion with him, so the assurance of hie safety should cause her to sequester herself for ever from the society of as base and mercenary a wretch ; and hereupon, eullectirm all that belonged to her, she quitted ('Donne) and returned to her own country. Gerald, in the r attan time , arriv e d without acci dent in Bretagne.' mud was favourably received by the Governor of that movisice, when the King of France brine InforrietTof his situation, Buse lota • pluce.ohout the Dauphin. Sir John IVallop, how. ever, the English Ambassador, soon demanded him. in virtue of a treaty between the two coon. tries fur the minuet delivering up of offenders and proscribed pertons and while the King dr morred sit the requisition, Gerald consulted hie safety by making a speedy retreat into Flanders. Thither his steps were dogged by an Irish servant of the Ambassador's; but the Governor of ‘'alencienties protected him by imprisoning this man, till Ili. youth Imbed* generously begged his release ; and rte reached the &slimmer Court at Brussels. with out further molestation. Here also the Etighsh Ambassador demanded him ; bet the Emperor ex. lat •ed himself trout giving up a fugitive whose youth sufficiently attested his innocence, and sent him privately to the Bishop of Liege, with a pen. won of a hundred crowris a month. The fli.hop entertained Min very honourably. placing hi.o in a monastery. sod watching carefully over the safety of his person, till ist the end of half e year, hie inothee's kiusamil, Cardinal Pole, sent fur him imer Italy. Before he would admit the young Irishman to his prereure, the Cardinal required him to !earn Italian; and allownstlion au annuity, placed hints plialioueuto of a nullified gealensee. At *Ad* of this time, when Gerald had nearly atfebtillni the age of nineteen. his geoerous patron gave MS the choice either of pursuing his modem. or of travelling to seek his adventures. The youth pm• levied the latter I and repairing to Naples. he fell in with some Knights of Rhodes, whom he accom panied to Malta, and thence to Tripoli, a place at that time possessed by the Order. whence they carried on fierce war against the " Tooke sod air . ci:ents." - spoiling and sacking their . tily.ur, and taking minty priooners , whets. they WC to the Christians for slaves. In throe proceedings, the young adventurer took a strenuous and valiaat. part, touch to his profit ; for in leas thou a year he returned to Route laden with a itch booty. " Proud was the Cardinal to hear of iii. weeper ono exploits," sod increased -his pertain& to three, hundred pounds a year. Shortly after, he marred into the service of Casino, Duke of Flaeroce, and remained three years his Master of the Florae. The tidings of Henry'. death at length pot on. end to his exile, sod be hastened to London in tha i company of some foreign A mbessudoesodll attradlll4l by his faithful geardiso. Levemens King Edword's Court iii a mask Ablls good for ~104 If heart of is yetiem • &RIP& Ver. Brown* tt.tetaliriPlid; mat llowswits aim bow cersiorar, . rand, was remind- to I pert Illt his inheritance by thie papa l Meestseb.erbeiretao itssigitt ed him. the no map, doliipterest of Cesdnial Pole procured leis teaPmeressi iw sff the till,* and honours of his -esumskeem wits 11: filithful end affectionate subteen Issiiarea Elizabeth, in whose reign lie turned Protestant; was by 4iir ready favoured, cud finally died in peace its • • •1 • c. BARDS AND ALINS7'RELS. 0. At Deobigh eel St. Asaph, Soeietleilave brew formed for the purpose of promoting and preemies; the parity of the Welsh hotipilige. We are furry to kern that a tied of party spirit has arise*, I. coosequeuee of the Silve Silver, Marp set bar. log been adjudged, at C.eroarvoe Eisteddfod, to ear hoar, Mr, Coesab, Thp CdPlike Braes, Ibis mesa, thee aistipollids affair " Richard Kraut., ofOurtiarvaa,isho pined the idle la Wredliaat last yeap,,wpo airiated the eieptre, assisted tile Rev. W. Cotiloa, whir 'coed:tied the eoseeria,aisil Ks, , Leder, of Beth, *lb pr. Coates aid Mr. Lodes were eidedle sf *bleb. tilt Corsi& was by far the assatmies. seem ti the _ was II asininity, proved the autho rity of Cltillf who 'posits of the I simiablies of the" Druids of Gaul al as eppoisted astral situaliou is the ter ritory of the Geodes; sod as, upon aumber occasion, he ascribes the origin of Om I iostilutise to this inland,his iCtllieway Inuit Iv of equal valise with refer mice to the Druids er Bards of Britain; and, ledred, were it not so, the elependions Druidical remains, tv be sees on Sali sbury Maim, seem to meek that spot as the terse of these Reedit assemblies at a period far hermit the reach of our historical records. In those triads me, which profess to preemie the institutes of %visual Noel mud, who Is supposed to have lived some age* before alit Ciiriaims era, express wallas Is mode of the Bar dic Congress, which is styled is. of the three privileged assemblies, and i.e of the three assemblies of fraternal union. Of the asstileity, dna, of this practice them me be nu rational dvisht, and it creme ego* evident that it formed 0/igloo/Iv 1111 integral pert of the civil policy of the country. Yet, epos the destrocties of the reli gious ascordancy of the Druids, the Bandit Congress must have lest its political comeineuce, though it seems e.g afterwards. to hese retained its inollommal cha racter, as the medium of preserving the traditions, laws, and doctrines of Ilmdiew Political feeds, however arid dime. does among the Owls themselves, meat ssecasio i thally 1. Imure hoternipted the practice of holdall( the Cougresses. What was originally appropriated to the preservative of the sued memorials sad institutes of the Bandit erste. beam. gradually sobsereleut to the promutioe of otiestreby and song. And ems in this point of view the Bardic Coo gresses appear, for.* bog period someeding the compiest of Wales, to have hem wholly diseoutleued, I. all pro bability, to the jealous policy of the English, oho, esealmts oi the lellemee of the socket Bards, dreaded the peesildlity of its revival la their descesdants. However the primitive custom, le shadow at least, if set htsubstattor, tom I. time recovered by the Crary, and has &unloved at lawman to he enjoyed with sore or less spirit, sold the period of at luny attspicifts rewind. Bosh se the funs sod loseral outline of Ilse thattoy if the Bardie Coogresars. The Ant degrees wee se hM es the busks of the Caroni, is the seventh ceuturi,' eider chi auspices of Meelgon Gwynedd, -Priem of NOM Wales. The account, which is both genial sod obscure; wears in a poem of lu/tenni' dell , a poet of the ihirtionsels century, who seems le have recorded the meat fee the sake as joke practised oe the occasion by alleelgwe who proposed a re ward fur sueh'if the he r ds mod 111111110114 ee shoold 111111111 over the Cuuway. The offer was seceded to, sod, epee the airiest of the parties on the opposite shore, 'the harpers were found iompahle of playlet, owing, it may he supposed, Se 'the Miley their Movements lied somateed from the water while the bards, as might be expected, costumedds, le es soul suer as ever; this being, probably, the result chotemplated by Al amigo u. A wide chases new interviews le the history of them as semblies, sad which is, perhaps, to be expluised, is r great measure, by the sinsintled aid turbulent events of the period to which it relates. The seat records which we and which are merely of a general Nature ham refereeee so several Congremm hold storing the es of she elemosh een tcry, ruder the respective auspices of &eddy* els Come, and Greffydd eh Coosa, Princes of North Wales, tooth of Mem distinguished for their manillead plumage of the Bards. The Bair& laws aid hod ilutione appear to have use dove. various modilicatioue at these ineetiogs, and parti- • Mr. Roberts vu ow ibis *easing joined by two other hike/ (arm being ire in Ml) elms midi bits, coostitimed tYe nmejority..-4. t Onirsedd sod Cailsir imply, alike, s Cknir er RIM Of Prrsi.ltscy, sod giftr uuly is tiara& degrees. . • • relarly at 16 &weans Wel under the last-enentioned Peirce. 11 ~. probable that from Oho impulse gives by Birde r , . 4 Cyisvas and Uroff ab Create. the Carkgresses of the Herds tiers fee wow Ham afterwards stakaterropiedly held. However, the beat taatravee wAkb green Ober *het last Noticed, Is e ll , at se iota's' of oily 111104 at which Rhys ab Creepl t t, Prince of Swell Wales, prodded. sad which, like the la s t, the reedier will perceive, suited she festivities of the board with the charms of music sod msg. Fee marl' three reworks after this we have sot bees able to disown soy traces of the couti of this satauaai usage; hut the coolant of Wale. at the clime of the shi t . teeth egoist', became fatal to the influence of the Bards, ai m were, ito &old, 'immediately deprived of the eujoyment of their socient privileges. Their Congremes, therefore, were, fees keg period afterwank,mitkely discestansed I tad it is not esti' the lifteestli emitery, dodo( the reigs of Meaty IV, that we led ea immune* of their revival, a royal coleanimioa having bees thew ohisised fur the huldisi of use at Canner_ then wh e n doe patroaage sofa Cattleman of that neigh. Warhead. At 'hie meeting Merle! ob Edmund, a Cum. giddied poet, of • Idaseaste 1. flisishire, *Mewed the choir. :sad gnimode- thes4ft hie persuasive oisepteace tee mmisios of abs Camgras to the twenty foot sew cameos of podgy, "thick the hiss of Am seigiosl laws had isdaceti him mid ..her Mirth Wake Meads to compile, but aged.,, widefilitelkeilkof Okmoepa , who mewed to he poessesed it Ate pastiches ammo, d'oretde entered a prima. lit des grip 1 Ik.,y TU. umber/ Congress also glider the royal authority, look plots is Smith Wales. T o t in e ~receded several adore 4weiag the sixteenth costar' la the gams divisive' ado titipolipoillty, slider the m u s es , mow. lively of Meisel 11404110, Herbert, gash of Illeadme Meet omplim *depose of talked., asd awe& &Aims remaihml lite - amino Birdie kniketes sad traditions. And M4o Mho( May, kW, a Cenra l . w in, teddemf. So it was called, was beide* soder a tommiedes gessead hg Mersa Iliiimbiodk, al Correll', is the c e e o t T of silt dbotio4 to gin Richard Saw. Ober; aid. la mew, we believe, in theyeesteden of the Noels. • Si Illy aCongems lass totablichod is Smith Wake, mid ge the 4 , sk o i l Linda, of the Vas, sad at she Nagai orltortiois made geese years Wire, ma the siespleolt of** Richard Neville ash Lard Pembroke, as already alialled to, were considerably augmmoted; Ml ache were again tharomghly revised and asethiedilted, sad hall y declared le esseprise a full illustrative of &idiots, it a Garage holder at Sewer Castle, Ginowargesebitc, Z d tai s itamago of lir Richard Basses, la and at regular lard. Weeded, as arrives by • lid OM lit Mikesoes. From the time of Mr 1.'1510, the I..l.ll l„arisaeto lli ' 1.16. iv e; tw ig ; *viral Eideddvimieu, esekey sad mask, have , Mt' igh Wales; but we w j ezAredoetive of Age a, ibagtiVf, &Wig restated • pesetke WPM 16" • aviary, impels* Ms Ms /Mutt - - - 4:,.. NAVAL INTELLIGANCE."‘ - o lofts altlii n ni" . " -- imern 4ii , ' llliallllll l t i 1 111111111111111 BR ' /fling etwellollollollWilshniont Ism limploaylkedlnl Illselose,,Dsek e Ilmin Zoete ; . Nidspoia red Worp.,Twilmr, Otis Dardk errinlilidlltherktver Illelitlo4 climate. walaslrlik mimosas 10. Arrived the lieseihrt IsSysek, Elmo CRlstiltar in rimiest dap, aside e ashosirAbeited, mow, the. the iallaw ' Relisweie, Roomed, leasorer Ales maws 90 1:t os . Jemmies; Jetts Rickard, for To. hese; T.I. for It. Dastioge; Casadian packet, air Berms& Iblareprier, for Sierra Leone • Lie., for Themes ' 'llllsere„ kr Aimee; detelops, Air c,. eke; emiil~B,4llbsaliss. ..i.fik ~ t maims, assaimit-IT. As anchor, welding If se lb cwt. wtth emits hearses the stock * and ose sliest 10 eel., eseelted **enmities," with shoot forty fathets 111-iseit sable s limey and hontrope, ben bees landed here. Talanow.llllo/1111111111 0 11. The John, Da old, which was as the telikkis,lpes get eV, and loos* is here. Slaty kelp of Geottes were *kit half s mils frost the haven's = " 420114i10t Customs t:i:iy a.,,,. - rummage, 11. Arrived the Omani Palmer, Tr...reit, Calm, front Endre& HULL, alli#a " It Arrived dikakter Ludt MM, btu.,from Weise hen ow alis Skop Sake. , t. sown, IMIEWEINEE 11. Arrived the Thews Cootie, Chrysise, Ow Shields (sr tails. DEAL, DECRIES= 11. Anima soil sailed ler dm River the PIRO, Laatgair ; sod Uisky, Davis, from Lisboa; eassea, Mackie, bees kiwis Leese; Adriatic, linker, from Ale:Nokia ; mod Brilasais, Belly, from Malip. Balled the Earl et Bolcom% Cameros, for leak; sod the whole of the coward-honed. Cisse Mos from the River sod remake the Ilk Bard Seek. Hamer, far ladle. Come dims sad .ailed the Aar ereey, Woodall, fur Demerara; &Mart, Clark, fir M. Lochs; loglostry, Yarnell, for ft. Mary's; Geary sod haws Gather& for Sierra Leese; Spa, Murray, for the Cape; Clines, Smith; and hors Lake, Kier, for Jamaica; mid same mere, as... sidwoote. • 11111111 IL 111Maday sessight t se 11114.411, Lady Efogaheeh Gaps Vere, of a delighted, On Solarilay lui, at her house is Borkelryeeqsare, Mrs. William Jervis Ricketts, of a sews sanoths' still-hoes ma. MARRIAGES. Os the Sil ofJoM last, at IL Gosege's Morels, Madras, by the Rey. Walesa Rai l lAgekosst-Colosel Manlier, pep master at the Porilassisgolls basis Latitia, se:tiod daaglott of Erelys J. Gessolgea, nag Deputy-hlaster•Attariast. Moods, se'swiths,sl CselMIN Me. William Theme, l'ek". Mated as " fM Welferats Mona Woe," to Moss, ter WS. (we know Awl 10 1 6 41 Mal IsMOmmit. The log, it is whispered, Iwo Mkt Ilse dosieisilis Nymes as less thus shop times Wore, alMtitlJh of the fearke age of defaces, sod ye has sot hod the priest' weitOwg over she armee of soy vt her Intrinsic All her foresee assichss were sonde at Grefsa• sod this, pew/Nobly, amply oscossts fur delis isambility.— (Nssocsals Ckrovatele.) DEATUS. Oa the Mt lastest. at Gaiiiiktos, in Nottinghamshire, is Olvellth year, the Rev. Jabs Charlesworih, M.A. sad law 'Matte of Thinly College, Casibeiags. Os the lollalt. at Asktssies•Aer-Lyse, Me. James New. =ad II years. He was sr eccentric (hareems, sad yin of as indepesilest property. Never having entered tedied state, he heed is,e small humor slow, sod nest all the various avue•fiuue ciensected with hsemp- Iverre himself. NANA, les sushi mot allow either oak female to ester Ll3l &Knifes, were military isbau‘uwee eh. 111. pesperty, which was ensisidetehle, gradially 11111111 sod, Ise be sever kept any hooks of act-oust, sad WO* a Wows hecouse rshisinstest it rematard sn, as all is =m received apsetirg them recved short sowers, lad 'he as iseevally shut ageost mach • visitor Abort three Isom ago his hoses was bra le ss ism, is the uigbt tire, wed •&••• that period he sewer slept is a bed, lost lay us s 0. 6 4 wee Ms was esoilles Weiss theorgliset the right, both ia ,asesr 4411 was- lIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LOhDON BRIDGE. aleraiiti SI after 4. 1 Evesieg IN after 6. hinted r♦ Publimbed ai 01.08 E Wise. N.. .1 dr lined. I •RUTISI PRINS sod TS ausad, 61 G. CUSRABLI Pre g e nwee ‘ Th e "C hain- lis " m r" with wi "e teltis • s le e t" ;first to Sir Anthony Brown, and afterwards became Ire. performers, wader tbrdireeliaa *fa leader aariratied la 4 .. i the wile of the Earl or Liiicioht, sunriving: by Slimy this essoiliry ; the allikrest lootroursfos are so jeer lyears her noble and unfortunate admirer. • ' ."- kepeethowed to each ether that Now is hard hie sate, bat whew that Woes is desired ; die aphwl• ! The Countess of Kildare and the younger of her pro ai Greet loodyof horeao•l nor. healed is so efertrisoot Winn% Ws' tiro sons, liklisitie remained' libations and arimo- wrie thee to the •tillealll bkianli of 0 6 iw"lientg tested; but the ntercileeiralistliiietif Henry against 1" ha,* sad believes . In Narty et " l " lerale d l ". i ' t 7 the House of Fitzgerald Will parsged its destitute tuns psiblie for eaters"; so amply for their esiestsipoiesis. , Philip ee i pp e • w i n a s s me ., nod goy. his i mp with A s k' - Dud uiti•ffending heir, who was struggling agatiterg um ,' " wine si a o v a "vie, Hi s *wo ofs Td[ aerie . of adventures , at once perilous romantie: e w°M ikitywig sad ' dill 'hi Mohr Ad- ' The This boy, Mimed Gerald, then about twelve years; wank allies la the witri *eft perfreily deckle. A tat . old, had been left try his Miter at a house in Kit- munitints iambi was filki . iiiiikaftwiesly ti No fiery ',ft if tht hear, sad maim oot be quitted sow is, mural and date, under the care sad tuition of Leveroas, a i „,,,„ 1 ,,, ~, s pe w", w e satiety ep p,,,,, e. 0t s h e cas s i a priest, who ergo his fester-brother. The child was Meats t d, Ate ewe illative iesordities so the iligieil, sorelying ill of the scull-pox when the news arrived really Mak they soy be sevasitorsissiy eAlissied. It wee that his brother slid lacks had been sent prisoners pia jef""ed "'Tee's*" the"gh" l . Al! °V II !'" Ito &gland: - bat hie - afreetiotutte gasrdmo, justly ilssoio. lees *ell. iiiirs. Ifilimoo sow looked* dwicepedir. ems es fseeety, es sated iith s o sose ig sp li t s, - • apprehensive . Of siesta danger t• ins young charge, We exesooslistoto these lodise sad peuttottiest Moo weepy wrapped hien by is csferldly as be could, cud can- ons's .) s ops io the hoses, dist their view elope .tome ii bas,eyed hits awe, to the bedew of awe of hie sitters, litr isiteriseptotity the Cll4l-000,1111 ilDjWielasholoro it . , w h et , • b e , • is mi di Mr= recove l...., tW e . bet as NI *es of them la frost seats last - ' Tier • • U r i I "frely into thit reassess. ' lashioi willie s or owe mete C'. Lbiles ti le"r 4 11" r. s . Set' &faint jfillb Chieftains, ewhosed is boa., li very roweewieut loth 140 ster ',eerie ' !oho eltrtkfterl MO for oboe; three gooneys of a li v ., : seignbettr, midge it is, whsa'tswerelly poi 6.41," ' ,?.haler which he earned fiat to hie stint, the korwiviliei the rows sad well. ago hope, betvas . ,, ItAidy Mower, at that time Widow of a ebiet et lead is Imo dress boxes, sod baalit the gnaw' • . ~. Shama Mticeeny Reath; iccr vh, "" A lia k o. ii l' aii a b is j g e i- c i t he r ies the l i b°ll 6l : ei ta w fw e 6 1 7 1 ,*". , isomot —. - • Ti.s body had been long sought in marriage by prat ~,,b , ,, woo base t h e ..„,,,.,,, e ,, i of l ie s se i e s ees ,. • 0' Dontsel, Lord of Tyreentiel, to whose suit she . , . • rat with iLe Bishop of 'Verona, then with a Cat. &sal, mid 'aerator& with the Doke of , At the end of a year and a half be invited hi" to Ronk, and soon becoming attached to itim..tnak him into his horse, and for three year' had him inatructtsd under his own rye is all the recoat. r Iltiebord Sew; esti, the meeting at Ow sway effort, that appear to have Ida natiosal esatont, were apse of the inyneddigion, nailer shoe auspiery , fur she esseveratenvent of Welsh , e been Ware is she various counties we are nut aware ibis these laudable site of say tairsuntimary schif.. To waver, Moe be ascribed sire 'wait bettor lOWA' bad been sutyintied for avail tow we nay lupe, is sure I now Issidia'amwenieated by the wry rue* iltilloiPolooipality. Pethewier seed W4/40 0 ,1 71 14 *Tilt • but R. lipherte *mild net - PA 1101611. to live the pries te nes, a( pareeik 1 that each Omsk' ploy l is t y IllelehilhirA Ima varistiess; ibis was OM all% Sad hied, 'dated that Catteeh did sot 'hi Sian lb., awarded she Medal I" W. linhee. /he comae el this pee% tid decishm may, perhaps, without diicsity be Snead, Cuessit mype is and seek tills Relicts al Irem.huas, soil nay have lees nested is the ad miastectemseth a inaLsh e a t picsolope. As i pewit that the aadimsee were eta opiiiiins, ortieeriptioe was lonmedialsdy cetera MO (ow Rued to live shillings each penes), to perchme a medal or piece of plats for Cusesh, as , a compliment to The (eilipvies is se Ai/tunesl manna of the Cempeesed of Rorie, derived from the above soarer. Birdie aoseesiden appear to ham hese escims* if twe "tot 44 8616 0de afidtihtaDdeirtt Mereawe tm f isi Mace bees sithetiimentila sec; bet Mese were the the main demist* the drat havirwg referrers tea immand se supreme Gablifeilh sad tie tam to tee merely ppliint ipos t o r Irwin- In promos of time, however, du*. tious seem to have faded away. Thai the Bardie emigres., is its primitive character, was of high astigeity, laity he sefieieetly roved by the &gibe- • COAL MARKET, I)EcaMot lt. Skips at Market. Ships told. elite. 44} Neareasile 41 iaarlerlaud I 1 Scotch C.,sl ... ..... 1 -s. OA. Si., Ms. 6d. f Connell Coal _ ~4 I L s