The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-02-12 00:00:00

Inhirsil'sfiVfel r i gli; p estarMseareW . .• , ~ , jhip•ed, t!)!.. , Alli iiiir,to retora NJ • eho. advice. .4119 , mar oseroaroartly alba . virkeir - . iidt WPM the vanstahlen . . 4 • etindatriOC"Aheir prisoners „ .; ii t i ersrstst wiiik. with stand 4w4aisissi by OM. outliers upon +S!eakaaellkossemordipassivillsimistam•• Alder hills. e I I 11116°. 1 I ei a l I rl IWillitif t 1 116 6 'SIN trillsak Tile abrupt : 01Er a Aerie ititpractiti 9 , re sbtsirtf tl. nee their .1411.4/4190 111104 Fos ki t ors 4 iltivirpod, loony e demisadaagernessly, 4we •of whom • mbrolowiduki ITYFtlaalry, however, succeeded 111‘ - ' " • 1 i t eight primaers who are •• • , ; I , Samuel. Hayward, Chris if et c • 11 1. *rel.'. ieeither, Joseph Eccleslisll, .JOlO ' tit best. Wheeler. In dispersing the ate* 2 Maisoll of the cavalry were severely, hutt by .tosses•tad tinders; and Mr. Spencer, of Trench-Isar, was accidentally wounded in the . knee by his gists' going off tu the bolster. On t h e .fotiattnijrdegt oho aditary force wasinereareil by tlwaol troops of the Shrewsbury yeomanry meaty, under . LaplaaadJinltios mid Lluzd, aid by the staff of •lahilettblive . setittih. On Sunday a ironp of the' tifttithl i t i ttexpirds were set Toned at Shiti_ mr,ew .. 3tilot t Wr i fi ItilliKaitiffics.ae4 the fele of lows thouliMmosei r amesalated the rioters kills 0 1 . 1 41114■6 1 1 ,0 mimphief ii the iron.werhs ; but over. I I 2 AV learralsiewl thirasehres over dm adjacent cAlds . 11 ., 1 4 7,. one ate bedew while others more despersei. t are atrattlAingdovelittions of. property : several! Arismiluit time Alms Napped and plundered in thal 4of iglshoodopasPoPthrovieries. hlonday morn," I I 4 / a woodroridl le iii.learr vaspect ; in many parts It -i I ,lolUiVtl,6 7 l.lltir.etillperitt, not a pit was workirks, Atitheter — V 41111114 1 1 k Viola OttleepArseraelY to be .saiev poiteptailwass*eagiumressifted • she milks, i I werhiletaiiihtil **void. ~....e :1 • .4 sistorVirvio the bodliiilf ' liter-Siedi, ' syged 18. and T. .: ittins. llll 7l„,opplorywirk ; the d e ce a sed havi:i t g : •eleatly 'mad as we., verdicts of .. Jibto. ab thoesiride" were returned. Mr. Meteor, tire tartar,. reed sod explained the Act in the premier 1 *ief' many cattier, and frierds of the deceased, willeol attended the inquisition. L . Oe. Ittemley the Shrewsbury troops of csvalif returned home. sod were relieved by others frills Ahis sewn: on Wedesesday she Wellington troops ware dismissed. Some et the colliers yesterday re !turned to their work, and it is hoped huviness will w'rots proceed with quietness snd irsdustry. Last ,usght we were favoured with the following extract of a Nil& :.... I uli " A shied perms is dead of dlo saes& received so Fri •rlay; sod report speaks alas ogasyM from Brumbgyishimis dasils was geresimed by b.&rro the NI hsemeimihe. . . Neil tell spun hiss whits .atally passisitAbeltme Ile title of the affray. A penes who witnessed oho ell &e peso endings it that day states, that when Ike soldiers, Jo Ills act of talkie' eight of the rioters, charged the mob, Area over their heads, sod had dispersed them is some 'erasure, sad were reformed to their farmer stalk,. sear Ms feet of 114 tinder hill, the attack from the adhere rossiomeed; sod such was the Aral shower of ettroes, that it was Idea WS im mense smasher of rinks at ogee rising from the parsed sad &Active the air toe a monad by their light; be *opposed not leas than a too of these ponderosa cinders sere throws at *ads veiny. " On the morning after this skirmish, she rioters assns. .hied as thiamine grouse, provided with ammunition 'WWII ATV P" the works, with shoot OA small arm and three pieces ;le cameo., she whole drawn up is r e gu la r a rra y, h as t e( a centre holy, sad right sad t e wimp, with rloae amid errs ' tt irons. lii this posilluis spry waited till twelve o'clock, whew their patience began te be wearied, and they gradually his. perm'. Had As military mu them is the rournisculthsell ' ristirbt she mischief and loss of bursas limos both sides .. to a10 . ,1 hsys beerigrest." ..! Siturday evening. a oath of thirteen or faiaritenyestis of agn, moo I)Aassa. of Newloll, near this city. was killed do e ty time Dow Mills. lie had accompanied • servant . or his fannies tii'h a loot of curie to the mill, end hile the back part of the cart was towards the o r. ag r. was employed so uup g she tail-hoard for the greater facility of delivery, whet u Ile called to the servant Mel, to hick the Cart dose to the gage; au operation which was performed hefure the youth had cleared hitn.rlf from the cart : lie was aieref.re jamined betweeu the latter and the seine, the tail band catching him about the heart. The boy staggered a few yards. whets he fell down rod expited iitstnediately.—(Chester Gatoseliari.) On Tuesday slight seven mill sits, hari n g th e i r faces cowered wale black. broke into the residehee of the Rev. E. BOOTS!, at Cltutthstait, 611‘111 they robbed of 1001. in cash. the Rev. Geis tletuao's valuable gold watch, and ocher property. They left the premises, Mid immediately tee wiled ash a proposal that if au additional two pounds were advaieceil, the watch, which might be a parti cular favourite should be restored ; the offer was accepted, cud • pocket pow:tut:ed, coutaiering four ;oakum's iii the whale, out of which they were 11.0 the premium *grease hpou for the restitution of the watch. There.. en old 'doge, of three be. ing " hui:our amongst 'Woe.," bat this rapacious crew prom) theamelirs totally crllous to that tett ,aaosise;ii priasciple--.for they itspaiti d. reckless of their pledge. iai foil poseeseiou of cache article In question'. •They greeted the houescuaid by tying her duwu to rd_.) A . resided of SW. is Jacred fur the die 44WIP thoiat s. ft "1.•: tl .• . .1i • ' ~--~ --....... .14. , Alt*? • /cue,* iNt . . A * eall hi i g iiii: • . w • .. .41 1 . 14 .Isla. ift 60141M1110 Ile - r o & ininutiminsiont. ft • I nispirplit Ai Aliousles pWasioar 'tooder-itmar-seeessory OW ISM SWIM tte feclegi' 11.1' Or 4.Vief;;; boo. i ).104 . ; sod . igi *the 1611•Rin i ri Y ar;e s l i my .0; Onto ~eked I. 61 •AloktYm .• oad. Molar, Ita.aloppod ollaitiamrks injured tad desttoyell the jegtophirony t and compelled the wirttores to joie the Pasha of ohs turbulent. On Fridartimartit became absolutely tret:eassry to call oait she t of Wellington Yeomanry .ca- 'vile 1 P mood of Limit...ant-Colonel . . .. : 11to Vail poor, "ad who pro- m -im4l/4.6..t. a,OOO rioters, amtnefale4llll , lass work., three twitagglasar , W 1114. NM Act having ,NIALIoir mob, though fait 41 "Aram ' 11w COMIIMIIIy - Alf auskrilies asemMr elltill or the sky preen, in a . dieesce ___ ... censure any __ plate is necessary to I, prospects _. riches and titular distiuctiou. .011141 Weil wander up and down swirly as spies,asill ° Work those who blame the 'Atfoisier„ as persouit ; b l . he suspected of disloyalty. They sassily is dP odiem wise nickname, in order to depreciate their characters in the eyes of the people, and pervert them from ever rising to such it degree of public Puma as might resider them4Aompetttors for mi.. i . uatenni datagram. Associations are formed by •popb am. wals? pretence of pstriotioin sad loyalep,l .1115 with miardeet real design, that that of keephOgl late t illittister e, wh o m they h o p e to Laid 4 i i r e i? i ountifol pa :of their services at th e pub* h I#x V• 4 •7041 . .Tl'. ' • :41 1 tsc:rtgatel J I llainal• enfieltZl.DO Willi all shil l True loyslty is Tr* 1 while obedient; Ovid tetp:.ets itself while it"pdipt% a totuntary and cheerful deference to autififtst - ... lete persons iovestea with it; it throws WHIP Aisirsei.as wide, and having toothily is view -Ishii vtliketrillerol good, bears an affection, end sh•srs that Itilletion to the whote of a system established fur :OP preservation of order sod liberty. It ,Ra t toot Misguided by pompous names, nor lobsishisk ap Ithohelater of external piped,: hot usimeaalime -mean in the state, for the good they' ritote, for the insportssit•functions they ptrll, se officio-est place they 611 iu the fit.ely•ceops slitisted machine of a well regulated c o mmu t ate. Such loyally, I believe, does abound i n E ug laail,, Dotwithstrindiog the calumnies of interested sets. who would initiepreseist and cry down all reel potrioii4a that their own counterfeit arty obtain currency. Men who possess such loyalty will be Issund the best friends to kings, if t ear those times :ohoold return. which are said to afford the tritest doer of friendship, the times of adversity. • May those times never ensue ! But yet let as cherish the true loyalty and explode the fals-; Ateepitse the true is the best security to = limn clay I I ay and constitutional Isberry : while the' by deffesiog a spirit of despotism, eq 1 itsithicsl to the coostisution end to humans h i ap ~ 'nese, is destroying the legal limitations, use .. misting the established systems, and isitroduciai manners and piiuciples at once degrading to Isas' man nature, uud pregnant with misery to maims. 1 Ito dil - . is ',otiose's& whicl i s iiip l i oggils oggireiill fort, *sea they live under • empmmout boaestly oillooi. mire-rd. oi IP Rot mark the disingehoity of men impellelifly high-church, high-tory. or jecollitical t' rtociigea., They worsld r 't this liberal comptebensive prigs. ciple, which takes in the whole of the constitution, mud therefore !radii • 1 9. the coholcoolotisa of it 1.11, in its full integrity ; . they wield limit it to the person of Me illsobserA, to that pave of •111e 1 74 1 which favortro, in their opi n io n , t h e i r own pre . and the extension of power and prerogative, ikir largesse' of which they hope to share to eeward for their sychophautic zeal, their slavish, riellisls, pee. firbous adulation. They sepor.ent this confined loyalty as a relict. nos duty, partaking the nature of ditisigtm , 0. They set up an idol, and romotand 64 their duty, to adore it. The people a even to a•tentiou by the . In is, anti -christion idirlatr77• 1111 : 11141:1 1` ' Let n. consi•ler a moment the tetietWerWilli fice has in former times occosinspail hp our erretutry. It attached great munitions*. 11111114XinrilY of she Stuarts. after they had forfeseutivail right to Crown ; to the persons of the Stites, and for trait period harassed the lawful King a n d the peopiet . o.' this nition with wars, alarms seditious, sod (reacts*. 'tory zealot. shed their blood freely an the impulse Odds unreasonable loyalty, which di•regarded the ruling powers of their country established by law; and, in promoting the interest of • dispossessed M. diriduid, considered a whole people either as a noloeutity, or as worthy to be rocriaced tut . KO NAN. Such turn, aoting its consistency with • I principl• a of false loyalty, would *aye Are their country in blond to reestortesuriertlikriaerhealf . the trite-bred Royal Family, ere , 1 ..i...•-sr- s•s..w. -Narrow loyalty, like this. whailotillitiut - 11111 hither n line for bigotry, iuust ever be inipieel to • Mo. n arch limited by Ivry, wishing to poem by them, mod owing his seat on his throne to a revolution, to the expulsion of a pre.occupant, and the refusal of a preteeider's claim. It 111114 tier keep alive • doubt of his title. If it assume the appearance or affection fur aim, it may be suspected as the kiss 111 Judas. If it should seduce him to extend his power beyond the constitutional limits; it would .•-•••••....- .. _ lead him to d e st ru c t i on , and iuvolve a people its all '''"" ""! ' 44 , 11 I the misery or revolutionary disorder. lis, their, ktOOtTe , - such loyalty a public virtue? lu cunning me.a alga'' it is but meats servility endeavouring to iugratiaie I ' is If with the prince for hotiours stud emoluments. lu the simple ours, it is silly superstition. It. both, it is injurious to the king of a free country and to the constitution. It confines that attentiou to oue branch, which ought duly to be distributed among ALL. mid to comprehend in its attachment that mein roof and sleek from which all the brandies grow—THE irfoig.B AT LARGE. Nevertheless, such is the subtle policy of those who are actuated by the posiciples of Tenter, Jaco bites, Royalist', Despot. (call them by which name you please), that they continue to represent every spirited e Wirt in favour of the people's rights as originating in .disloyalty. The best friends to the constitution in its parity, and therefore the best frieuds to the limited Monarch, are hell oat, built to public and to royal dete.tstiou, as disaffected t s the 'alum of the Pfister. Every stratagem is used to delude the common and unthinking par - .. of the people into a belief th it their truly way of displaying loyelty is to display a most servile oh. sequiouoies. to the throne, and to oppose every popular measure.. 'file procurers of addresses couch them in the moat unmanly I inguage of se-- mission. and approach with a degree of prostration of aril'llUell', worthier to be received by the Great Mogul sir the Chinese Emperor, titan the Chief ttlegistrate of a free people. The composers and presenters of attyliteotinuniirs of Itqalty, hoping for libightlim.d at least, if out souse inure spiel's's& or substantial' effect of royal gratitude, exhaust the language of all its 11 yu e si tes terms t o expre s s their al+ ct servility. Yet, after all, of such a nature i. thsir loyalty, that, ifs Stusit Of a Robes pierre were me Ihill-MaNia id pooei, their Illellii Slid billow pro eselulia of alt itlitllent *Wald Ise equally ardent and importunate. The powers that Le are the powers which they womb'''. The proffer of their lives and fortunes i• the commas. s•crificr. PutTaMOUTIII, 111OlUall - 9. Rut to distinguish their im ally, they would go far. Sailed the %Waterloo, Lyon, tar the Caps; and the bookie tiler ohms the addressers of the to..lish and usSurta- Troogh," for Cork. Gat e Jame., sod prese n t th ei r eer y sou l s ter be Ms- FALMOUTM, ItHIMUAIRT 7. Arrived the Lady Stahel's' rocket will. • wail bum Lis. posed of by their ems - 1111y Deity, I,,,u%iug it to be a sou: sailed shelled. alt. At.o arrived the lively, Ritchie, safe obligati*. him Loader fur Matta, kr. As great respect is due to the office of the sg.. PLYMOUTH. VTIMIUARY O. prente Magistrate, so also is great ultertion due to Arrived tie Friends, Boer, from Tensor; awl Alaimo's, hi. pees..,'. a tole he a orolucts himself with RIO. I Neck, fro. liatele• witty, aid t oobulis the happiaras at the people. Arrived the Star. Jaen, Goa resr u ft u a T ad il lar r ist. re l ish l i r ri!ot The muss th ciao.' language pliutild Ire used to Liu,. i ornus .., r i gging , m il ' , u„ aw , k c : the must respectful 14:havens', preserved towards: . 1111RWItla, VIPORVAIIiIt a. him ; every node adopted if sissaing lulu proofs' Arrived the Lord Darman packet will • mall fiell CA. of love old honour, on this side idul.srry. Ardu-1 ,lissin. , ~1 . one is his task, though horsour..ble. It should Iss' , DUAL, vaansisy It, soretened by every anode which true mid sincere' licaeled ses ik t: ii t i i : t h t e tte t i v e rr a s l a he de 7 led ""Z i ' N " s : De LPN " 1 ' Jev ''' e • I."'" rather excerti than I'd" tar' Beaus ; Deariaica. Tare. roe TIMIIIIMII MIA shut of stir deference due pir the 'Ace and thai Ag l o w u ss id os ,, 4,, 0,, ow , a livid H o p e , , d; l l 4 iw mail. Hat 1 sill out pay Vll 444 it. d Muttatcp c i!! ; dllesiessi strk irveNt ard . fur the Leer the A , the head of a free peopl i e t r HII a compli.temp i r • k trwillise,... l , ; s l / 4 od Atelatlut,Joess, Gar . oi ..1 • • i to treat Into as 1r 1,..4, ,#. , aims.,t r ipil i e Ft , 14 ,i 3, kni t c , it s: 6,46 - I r ia ga l r 1 7 4 ‘ 1016. . land ol sl.t'ss. Ito R o ller i . i. .a: h l OC iletld'iVe tftitades OAF lila* Ahab . leetqa .: 'Willi , i" a laud a ihm ; 1 flr i elft i t ' tillrelit *skid 'does aul (mica to 1 Vrri lie that ta pe s, seldsh, 'adelatosy ItrX % • ► Ace . rl sartd. . . f A .a.,isJ VA. i, , oto ititemrt, • . ----•-=.---- . rd r• VI 1541 , 11 i 'erne* -irsoseep , pi nr Ar nitrifsar. Lida..... 4 4.... ...A......., ~,,,, ,Jr . d,.... ~., ~. __-....—_ I ' ki.lii so i 0• ' clock on Thursday insetting, the lot lest, mai lrmisig Are was discovered is the premium of Mr. T. Jegs4l 1 1a Mrs, of Grimsby. The property cossisting chitlip,‘ ildieg materials stemmed foveae, the Are spread esselmit.• pidly, s.sJ fur a few hours bid dellasce to the nOrliesis If easy hundreds of the inhabitants who assembled to step the coniligratios. The roof of he heading fell is with n great creels abbot three o'clock, sod the assembled crowd almost despaired of stepping the progreis of the Ire. The teeighbouriNg iuliabitaula were wench alarmed; but .the wisdahlswise otiose front the S.W. fortssately eosveyed Ms Isis a direetiou where there were so buildioge sear =lallat effected by thrna The activity of Mr. Joy.' moseman whosiwere mote of the principal inhabit. toolllwifOrissoby, saved cossitkraMe raper'', which oast leilionise ittormsbly bore hoes destroyed. The elegises hear well ropplial, amid by Ire o'clock the Ire was gat us. win. About 430 ehtlissort doors reedy for nee were cow. .s .d, two leered 'mahogany sad one of radar, besides as issamease musatity of lowing 1114 other deals awl timber. -The assiosot of the loss is estimated at one Morseled 'llwermis; sod the property was unwed fur oesly two bodged. MCL.4A - cuoLir CATASTROPHE. A NIA affair Mamma se illunte Video, in Aimee* leaf. Sem Lielliteladli• ad the Sups* the Hun. Mr. Fields sod .He. Charles Coehrsea, were eat ss a sheetiug eacersiosi, WI sr their nears kern in the rewitisie, al mead, dark,tisty wpm attacked by Iwo Gime/eh or Paysages, armed with haves, with jokers In rah thew; whits, after e awe dread. .dal struggle, Mr. Fiat& was kilted, said Mr. C.ocbrasse dreadfully wounded, The assaesies got off, thoogli weaseled, and leave mot yet berg takes.. fiercely deghlooms reward have here offered, but I regret to say, each is the abandoned said licentious life of the lower classes of the Paysages, that lode elisuce is offered of the villains' apprebeesieu. Cochrane is quite recovered. Mr. Finch's vacancy is filled 1 4 Mr. ChaatiriaHalliiiaail, clairat ram of Sir Beekiseir - Mallewelk Peastresch Se orstreh regretted Nita be tsvellews rowel esea.mpil sensacksbly courteous sad .liable Has au officer; flab 'bag • aptit ISIDISSI. was kernels to alt it,, ae i x she an genie at a loss whet could he the motive of She sabilarra to reorder hire." AVeIeeNTELLIGENCR. ' -... r -..... ....... _ , bee 1 • ft.....____ _Aft , tliall ibilii• ailt,4l.o:dteeet: H eiil 41161888 a r air ta ii.6lolllllll.B ' _WeeklifigG — and a poacher, whom the farmer rep i• W art of soariog. The gsnolteeper being a eisestable..... Aiwa his amistwity to apprehend biro, and a pistol to ^slay him Wu conspiioace. The poacher, however, vets .ly *lied the keeper, entering be would not hellelligh 1 , e. The latter out feeling josiilied in man/ his jam;. . threw it away, and closed with the other. Both being snam, 'of •rong eassenlar powers the woggle fur the sitpriunsicy ems for some time, fairfitiy comma' ; whets the paiiiire, Omoring los adversary, seis , d him by the throat, aid very beirly iirsiiiiated the enrouatsr by strsailing bun. T6B latter, fortuuately, rescued hiameif from his perdue. silos.. dos by arising the thumb of the ether between his tee*, which obliged him to relisquisis his hold. Almost brealli. km from the toil, they wow spree* upon their feet, fee tim purpose of defending themselves with the Arse instrosinest ST itairiartioa that presented itself; here the ganeekeeprybad the advantage, fur grasping his puddle, and striking the other over the head, b e brought bins ores more to tip . grated. The Latter now surreadered himself; het was obliged to be taken to Iltorre-bouse, is have his wounds dressed, which were so considerable that apprehensions at' Arm were eatiertained foe big safety; is/red it is delimit to say which of them is mot iejered. The mats has same bees ensomhted for re exanaration. 1.../ , „., : a oct. . ••••,. • . . kirAra. a • • , ~. x - Wegner ." 1 . • • 11 . .... r no l‘eati Weir • . ; t A -4 ' " , Poo ein wolleageedis t * "'s li b 4 * toe iimeneildh miliM. . 4 , . 0 inteelassi of todindeinsea 1 . ririeols„ ' rev ~ ni t 'shove village, to bre sowdeale, , which it way lateaded ehodd hoe taken pkare she fildeteilig rirria.,. Movie' invited her 'needs, slo left ILaneiwelie on bee retina lame ; her brusher aceinwparied bar es far as the. mediae, suipesits la Caliendo illetantobiese 'o b ey petted. it is ypppesyd alla had swede as appelell. 'sweat with a pentane who lodged is her fisther's Arms; sad, hisiesd of retensing hem, she win with this Owl Ms • public home ja Bainsferd, kept by • pertain of the us ef 'Mown. The moo, impose minds& said fur • 614 air %imbed' sad his wire, and, epos being Sold they mad Mt be acconsoadated, they desired to be Wildlitied ni ail at the ire all angle. pest. itrove, iodine glom is Ur g es., aide op •ha for they in • spoon . whew ibey remolding wiih the dour honed till four teirtmet next aliermon, a eirninestance ishwb excited .iisp•noin ,Is Mrs. Brow., and she in 41%.11001letilef gapped at the door, bed asked she weans to sake a cap of tea with Ivr. The wan opened die door, and staid lii• wife bad jinn 4 .... mu 'bat wish retsina in a abort Bu t e. Thi s however eh : :lever did-sad the wise lion theireaser.ainde at andmosit Dewy explatiatier. Hr has met eine* bum heard ed, mar tdold any intelligeoce be gat of Ihe pear enema till hat arnloy, when she was Inuad llmatiamt so the email. fee ~ not Rpm', to have ally inark of violence spun her, hoe Wallas she met her fate by isreideni, qDe was 1601111.411 into the canal, its not iseam. The aim whe we is entspany wish In iii BfeWll . Bllollge is said to la • SON■IIIIIII4 with • oda and family, sad not as Irishman% as wee at int opposed. The unfortunate wanton'', owe is Itslitieshast...ebs me aboat 24 years of age. -a, . • , 043 - ' MEETING! OF CRC mrofts AT GUILbeALL , ~,, .TO MORROW. ..1••••• al. J. SpricenaZt:iliroper . N 41/1,, WT. , Little Easuchetm, nterelaaat 3 II ID. Wskib, Ganalbill, dealer • 3 IT S. Purvey, hone et City-reed. MI awe imlwarcome J. Rau, Hamlet of Hammersioills, marhat.prea * :01 H. Friead, Sae i bwark, recliner 0, woe sa, G. Harris. IVorship esselvproprielor „ A pt.. i. 1.-vy, Rosemary.lase .lup.elter J. Assdernms, ansitlield, bookseller... • • i s it s , r DIVIDENDS. " 'P . " Peacock, I....mbord.street, 'Northern T. D. Latham tad Perry, Devossishaire.squeni, gondmni• n 'A Hart, Dees-sired inerehaot . IBV. Baer. Greenwich , 1 0. Wein, t.itte Newpoet.streei, haberdasher Milse,'Beued.street, inertimat „X Smoky arid J. Beek, Gomblll,elltelisnalstm G. Gard Mer, St. Jolomstres‘ ioniencomier CERTIFICATES. W. Hrap sod J. Heap, both of Hepworth, York, elotbiers. .a.vll. Nichols sod M. Phebols, lane of New Woodstock, Os. millnsers.-1. Holebeasem, of Ilanchenter, .I.,Geseidy, of Liverpool, Isathermbercham...-J. &mom, et New Wisdom. Bev ka, chrowaserdisat,C. W. Naeuse, of Illinelowlsor, Loodoo, .broker.—A. Andersos, latit of Itlletlh 11 co r t Caorroo.straet, Loaders, merchant. • DRAill AND CHANACTNIC DP IL DX CONDOKeNr. .; • , • 41,). : 41 - 4:s igigai l "Usali nte lt7l 7111111Ala NCO: 1 :0 11 114 1 hi ti : 111 -111 ° • 1 0412Ine. " ) • .•41.: the iumnier it 1794 M. Sward and his wife Owided at a essuistry house which they possessed at Ir oo t riu o, 'sear Iso a iss. W e had spent • few do's in l'aiis, soy. Madame Stod. and tot our return were oithiresied that • man of strange appearance, iu paistiemine, with a shabby cap and a long beard, bad called twice at Forrenai, and was extrema-1, 1 disappointed at our absence. Next morning nisei maid-servant entered my room is great alarm. "Ma-1 dame," coatil she, " a Isideesle &Alois, with a prods- goons beard, has just called,4lllll9 have conducted him to Al. Sualiti." I immediately suspected that'll might be Gomel proscribed person, in quest of air' asylum and pros! teetiou. lon took good care to conceal this cats.' jectore from the maid, who was a patriot. Ow the other hand, I laughed'at her fear of the *trans . gees long beard, and arid, lie was no doubt a . wiimenger.sent sport some errand or other by one. of our acquaintance. She left the room, and; -pomeirtly %I. Staved entered and hastily desired me *give him the keys of the meat-safe sod the ! -mine, and some snuff'. " Good God ! what is thej 4batier, my dear ?" said I, handing to him what be! waked fur. " You shall know all." replied he, se' hastily as before, but stay here, you must not! came up stairs." Such • prohibition was quite new to me, and he immediately added. " You will remain below won't you ?"--' 6 Certainly I will." replied L thoroughly convinced of his kind intridions. Two hours elapsed before 1 rgaiu saw M. Suard. I had meanwhile risen, and us easy room li.id two windows, one of which looked to wards the emir of the court-yard, I abseared a man going away, and though I could only see Isis back, still Isis gait and figure excited my pio round pity. He was feeling, without turning in hoth his cost 'pocket* for something that l:e did nut tidal. %Viten hr was gone, M. Suard came and informed me that it was our old in- I friend,. M. de Condorcet. How heartily did I rejoice that I bad nut been the first who saw hint ! Au involuistary exclamation of horror would have escaped me at his altered condi tion ; it would have betrayed him, and plunged me into inexpressible distrem. Aliprelienrive lest, as • proscribed perm's. be should bring trouble or even danger upon a generous wife who had utlnraled him an asylum and wished to debits' him, he had quitted her in spite of her entreaties. Th e man ohm was once beloved by all who knew him. who was distiliguistwd by the epithet of she good, the kind, and whet, had moved to the highest circles, had fur three days endured hunger seal thirst, as 4 hod no oilier lord thou the quarries by die side of the road to Fuotenii : there fie had been wounded by the felling of a stone upon his leg, marl without passport he dare not slicer hiiimelf soy where except at our house, lila situation could out but move sue to the bottom of my heart, and all that bad fur some time post alienated us from . . each other was itistairtly forgotten*. The unparal- T IIE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD psa- Icied friendship alone, which f ur s i xteen years h a d embellished toy life, awl surpassed almost ere prat efficacy is a ll nervous d every ads . , weak , eraea, bervitseae aid or skits, dimness idea that I could form of tliis connection, was 110 W of s i g ht, eul a usr d th oug ht. sad sio o d er t o p o f We fa i l ,4, present to my remembrance. . pours sod as. larschely, sad all kinds of hysteric coinpkoi,i.. Mr. Suard had furnished Bien wish a plentiful which grrdsially to off be the use of this solobrioss sickuess of stsiouich i llitisleticies sad obstructitioi, it nseul and a supely of sn u ff, w hi c h h a d lately be In - come mu iodieremeue oecc..loy to i to sn ra t a air.rd • n a. i, l i g r ozerfal e rtstr e ctli dleesteal iw ca ber s . It is adasinibly ralca .t late. had siren u pocket of Ili a l a tt er t o M. &lard, tither remedi es have hem iis issimecessfal. sad was extremely vexed to find this very pocket I The Cordial Balm of Gilead is said is bottles, price Ile. lying L 1 55045 the fluor it s I p a ss e d th roug h t h e sad tea . each, by all Medicine Tinders u the United King. . hall. This wire what he h o d mowe d b e l ure he duni* w ish "P i "" 8 ji"cliuus; sad b r il " 14111- opened the door of the cour t-y aw l ; an d I am hiU ; sod Ai r . S anger , t am sod Co. cuovisiced that it was t h e. unlucky accident. which i Of whim easy he hod, price 3s. induced lima to go its Vi e public-I •• at CM- SOLOMON'S GUMS TO HEALTH ; __ sr, Advice to mart in hopes of übtaimog sinus!. for he multi b•A a•••••• ". a V 2411 1! of ComPhioitc With as 8•66 Y us our. w,sut frllOOOUlreglo sh'cr the In ea Idiot 5tr_.V."148,2,..131. !Anew , Wesk.... ' sad lb " 4 ` . which he had taken. M. Sward had also given ► 1"-- Fea ":7„, --.. s — ed -r " . s = o eit.iyitutlithallt sa Adidiresisheahieiveipa' low some knot for his 'woutiihti used a iloritire Oslo wink is /or thempreas po of wands( youth true tN ISIOVuIt hue duriog the day, and lied appointed 11.1 hog iota a delusive sad dieroireetive habit, that fascinates to call a i piu oar woo,, a t d w k mtale the ,e.ses, destroy* Me health and spirits of its votaries, veins*, f 4 .11a44.. X•g« 1•10 mid rcwdereth,a fields and ine n sho r for life. A • ti'tisti l liteletZ;friCrgie tt: C • rotated esti at T i Ma Samoa ram sue TIE litleiloirbell .Gant, from hard family. (ru be reaftealsat! Gums Wk., /U. Ni t &rood, by C. CURNWEIi • . of the Masud. PRICE OF STOC/ 'leak Stuck.. 2484 229 2itle 3 per Ct. Red. 734 721 3 per Ct. Cone. 72i 'RI per Cent 824 11 per Cents...9l 904 91 iipetet.N.Au.lo64 iu6 I ON SATURDAY. Bk. I. Aoa. Is! 13.16 India Stack ..teßi 5130 Jodi' 80ud5..41 42 pc. Es. Bells, Y.. ... 4 6 pr. Lottery Ticktts 2.91.1110. Com. for Ace..... 7211 BIRTH. Or the td inst. mt Westover House, in the Isle of Wight, the Lady of Sir Leuisarill T. Wonky Holmes, Bart. M.P. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the Sib imst. at Honesty, by the Rev. Mr. Coy, Waned Oskorm, Seq. Captain is the Id infantry regimes', Madras sew". to Eliza, wily dasighier of the lase Shsreard Tudiug too. Sag. formerly id klediwora, Leicestershire. Or she Sib lost. at Greta Gaddearleta Cher* Herta, by the Rev. George Saxhy Peafold, she Rev. Jobs FitieNtopee, of 'sinew. Backs i eldest sum of R. Moore ' Req. et Hampton Court Palmee, Ile Mrs. Halsey, of tlladdesien Park.—[By Tuesday's Gamma the above Gemtlememe has the Royal permission to take the tame and hear the maw of Halsey; so that (relate other marriages) im thee Melt tie Genilrinan charges his same, imateird of the Lady.] Or Moeda) , last, at Sonthwold, Thomas Taylor, Eq. B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Miss Flimsy Maned, fourth daughter uf the late Bishop of setessi. Or the 10th iustant, at Marple.leirsie Chem* by lbs Rev. Frederick Bayley, Chaplets to the Moose of Cr -- .--, Robert Gornto, Earl of Elliagtom a Captain in dm amp, to Mrs. Deva) IWO, widow of the Tate William Demme% Eat. ofl7pdown. in she Isle of Thamet. 01; the tith Maud, at Kamiagtoo by the Rev. H. Medi lassoes, Domestic Chaplain is the' Lord Braybnisk the Rev. Dr. Crigau, Rector of Yerenta, mad sea it the late Bishop of &odor and nos, is Mary, third daughter of Glow! Smelt, Lieuimmat-Goverwor of the lele of Mao. DEATHS. On Saturday, the 3d lasiest, et Northam, seer Newborn/et, Mrs. !limpets Johnson ' aged 24, wife of Mr. Jos. Minima, • euesiderable brealimiasefactoirer of alaacheeter, now • Mew la Simple Castle fur Wets( been smoirsod nonnorable meeting at bliumbeteler or the Mb of AmgSte, Ike death was rimed by • rapid pelmonory ono mosoptisso ; sad the faculty h a ving soma weeks dace pew ...reed her recovery to be hopeless, repeated appitestiese were made to Lord Sidsooeuh (or penologist' to Mr. Mimes to visit his wife, as coalition of his giving security is ra tan, to safer the fall evidence of the Court Ouse. Bea* bet is vain. A petition to that effect was very lately soot from Lisculs, sad presented by its two Representatives, sigsed by the Mayor midwives or eight Aldermen, the Very Rev. the Dram sod other clergymen mod as large a @Goober of respectable inks/masts as thesis:ewes* of time wield al- WM. It is onderstiood that Lord Soolonooth totem& to give is writing the ef1•01111 which have tailored him to miaow the prayers( the petition. 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Th ee , o w j Was) Mr. Powell's name was antatrailnealleoasitteta near ly aynnnymons with fidelsty ; bit 'dr fality i m ai, ii , s ,, , if the y hod • I l i t h e i r power. won id, log ray remote flan the lasiwasstois eouvryed S. ow kilor II 1 1 / 4 00 1 be •ce"sed 140 Y b y I n i"eil'bi 14 d a!Yr ' ll - sake it constructive treason to censure any Mini ./IW'a l. 4 4° . lll* Eiihw a 714 C "'""• city greasy, in it s common acceptation. to tudiotits lipplaSi; tieuttnta nee in omen is „crust)", in weal: and 6,004 ... T. B. HULL...Areot for Th e CaiserAppj in it al,o • seutitnetitof *tertian. his 'the ititi l / 2 . their ptoatbects of riches' and titular distinct*. I%!' - • : ' •TmailllP &KATI APPMA T. '" ' 3I ' M dience Of hive, mid •iiiiripate. compulsion- it is! .116611 di" trand.........A.....—.4-- --L-- ----a .- .._ _ . I