The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-05-10 00:00:00

FOREIGN 4 rcEplet. PARIS . . •rl.liT •ft Lula • • •.. I WS N. ISlMMilliglinmaimed to Ste clothe, In the aitllds of tbi tad; diessloreplwit Illideolps obi wire booth, Is dif' eedefileidenel system, who. leave bees or shield be 'reitheart* us sasibmwest of * tiwitalale periled.' ISte . costaised is fix ortielro,ll ii sobotteeme not dew Gomrssaest shoold essiessicalt to the Rousso Astir the sod coadition in wbfete'W•llll churches dated' sr. at tensest, from tbr hailltbesent .and, wettest of their osolessa, watts tort tbirtimporbi aallowideo were ems. Iwlled Ii pat in Strew, In polish 'beam for laving - infriogeet Ma laws satj emistnetiouai system noleaptied.hy Ks* bead tbe dodos, .r.e"tillice they have lost ; ilast 1t ha l'eSsetsfeted' i lerereign NMI, Was *oedema cells *mild leash to time eleineebra frost the *preemies of tbrb *soak and bow motet flee public traitgallity would b. If Ibk Uwe' yosseltora wore restored. Really, that ifidherso shoild robed chess I. Magri (heir Ate ititiesistwee 'they ossield M bay longer steel to their !Kle e either *WA regliel to tlitir Ipirifiral or temporal affairs. That Rs Hisitosos Algid albs tallest &either Bishope.wlto by disolleirtioi to . tbo eittudtollottat system, or by the dill. enmities Wish 'May bare throws I. the way of the arraage issael tit' power, bore forfeited all their magi death's io le ootaitea, sad destroyed that dos to their ,Meld , • t pm op their digaities, not pia taken place, Goveriment ' They is Ow refit of the . tdissit-mrstioned nets", to 'Nowise' their".prefer. 11101110, 1 411•Mitdsoall' tbrii Mei :resew le die Wilma pbe;. SEAM ay is Inns, is astir fe avoid tat Wits which resrtlt freaesses Mae WSW Twallat• 'Ft* wpos tie Situ Wag declared vaeast by the rrooetei. jositors, GOI 4 / 1 1110 . 111 proiee4 to OW Prelate* . Ow bar. gives proofesuf ittattibilitt 4411M1' . I . 'goter, 'and ohs have tho N reOltirAt relights. w Selbabelistry is 1114Pleseed by sant hers Of till,"latedbig openly . deelareil aseisit tie ooeotktNßil . dlet ill! 1. their power to mislead mar tone *WV t shall cscrriee the strictest 'Visors is order to pot dtelales is eaccotios mildest lb' iimeofee arose Pelitoduil existence. aeng; i rtes owlertd 'Me prep to be read, which was doss f• THEB a- Olt Awn .100, &OM* •I • ..h/eh • LONDON, .. ! 4 , 4 • ~ THURSDAY, M* Mb. IBM to A very eunoos mraininatiou took place last night in the /louse of Common., of the Printer of the Paper called John Bee!!. This man. it will be re collected, was ordered to attend at the bar of the House to account for some scurrilous remarks upon the conduct of Mr. Bewwerr. His same is Wfoysit. Br declared himself to be the Pfisolor, Pelditther, and sok Proprietor of the Paper. but did rot 14new from whom the poengrapli was receiied on *chase pressed complaint is grounded. The flome not being antitlied with this; person's snawerv, ordered that he should be removed from the bar; but not to depart the floupe, and that four other perm* of the wanes of Duciwciewn, Amor. 'NITS. Commis. and SNACILLE, should attend the Douse. Messengers were dispatched immediately instant *re* person., but were us a ble to and " :" ( cs_sttr Sir 414/11011/I”Visnew mer i v i e li V i = Resold • , sato .- I tionlittspeeting the C omm in Ise bruory, 1.816, to iaquire into the . 41 reeclincs in ir.ssollph Courts of Justoce, tr Aids 1 been attended .with .as expense to the country of 30,0001. in the . (worse of five years, concludigs with a Resolsimn et Censure sit the Siegal's Itlf of STATIC, end other Officers, who have interpomd serious Belays to the . operations of the Cousraissiem. • and riodered - the expense and labours thereof what* - unprofitable to the piiblic. The former RrsolittiN/S were negatived without a division, anal the loft, nu a division, was lost by a majority of 16—thy Daintier. being 66 for, and 7a against it. Lard Josh RUSSEL!. afterwards moved, with eis little *Hearst, 4 series if Resolutions on the subject of corrupt horsing* and the transfer of the elec tive franchise from deiwyed boroughs to populous towns, end large bodies of the community. His first resolution was met by the previous question. which was carried, on a division, by a majority of 13 le sod the remaining Resolutions were afterwards disselitted without a division. The public, at least that part of the public who take am interest in the important concerns of the /11111)er,, of England, have no doubt read Mr. SCAR LET r's able speech in the House of COIIIIIIOIIII on p , trodocing his Bill for amending the Laws for the Relief of the Poor. The principle upon which Mr. Scaat.a - rr's ineasine of correction is founded 1 , 1, they judging from the progressive increase of the ;mount of the poem's rates during the lest twelve ',hoes, apprehensions may very naturally be enter tained that the time must at length arrive when the hoiden wf supporting lazy and idle paupers will tall so heavily 111/00 the industrious •11d laborious el.istra of arwiety, as to affect dangerously the *Lorre. of motional prospetity. Advancing from this es a eiltikripie. Mr. SCA 'marl proposes to fix te imizimom,•l•llll l d which aio sum shall be raised by %ay of pool's rate and he also proposes that tin sirt.oris shell receive support or assistance but Such at 1114 i be actually incapable of exertion from age, owdent, or infirmity. To these points he adds a ""rd, *Lich humanity not less thou issemst policy long sirceauggested. namely, that 'Wipers should be supported by the parishes- its which they rutij !mice to become iacepebk•of profitable indueury. Thrre 111 1 0 mucit grad mote. and prociical 1 " 11 " e euggeolielb‘ootbub - .we heartily Mr. %Itt.ert. success in'ool . inderteking. It btu, been lOC _i g r f•ri ! e ' W6I 44irlarVitda /attiring stab sit hair map pewe e bay oftin • pierfithedi je caiiid 14 ;44 tritannonet turn id: psi* mitten, of stattering Valuable lands' tit'fitrAtlij:•= P i ! d . ,no 1 1/ 0/400 . 1v Pight hUgi *IRMA .grart degree reweedied Airy sullisting -the pperpehror, 114 re'reli.!!l*-r.io l- o*WilTa,tc• !hi M' thus tb.;ess tow% their lawful owners, the nice titelibdi would th er ehi 61 , pored. t4 AIN, Us arsine. the paupers would hat'antspoeteal o by Merit 'own labo u r, a n d the inditetrY of • lfte rust of the parishioners would be . preserved fasmos the vipitatims of en extravajmut 1 11 . 1*W. rests of the proprietors might b *l consilferetl. ity tion of *note part of the 'pioduce to. Llh ate. The necessity, howevei; o 1 such an Itusellinelst will, we trust, be obviated by the opera tiobt plats, of limitation prop el by . ,his scapgigh,,lei ibis plan will detsisetwoahe • 1 1004 litt!irilfrdlibfillat plague of paupyrism _caw ex tent! WOE . 11,i thattior .iho ustoeuragemerit that the law, 41•• "beeitt'pett diewele and thoughtlessness ; 'for ilia ln many years experience, ' lbat-tbe claims upon the public bounty will afiriiitlit 'enlarged or dimi sishe4 its proportion to IN* jeans that exist of sa- tidying them. to the' hist hi* nels of Mr. Scats-, LIITVII measure we cannot benow ton extravagant' • praise. Connected with the previous limitation, it cannot operate injuriously to the public, while to the unfortunate objects of public charity themvelves the measure will be fraught with stores of mercy. To the public, toil, it must produce a great and manifold good. It will tee. minute the principle of endless altercation now tnbaisting between parishes respecting the claims of judividuals to settlements, and will remove the dip : grace that now sits upon the character of our initie unions. by giving freedom to personal labour, and removing the slavish restraint that now imPedes that Itherty of motion iu &stood. A poor ruin, accord. rag to the present syrnio, cannot, if hid meant of employment fail ist.one parish, remove himself to another where wink may be obtained ; so that he is driVen into a workhouse, no matter what may be his principles of independence, he and his fa.;• Gaily are branded with the tali/Toy of pauperism, ant the geoeeal indostry of the nation is fettered. Foreigners may well laugh at the inconsistency of our preteasises to personal liberty in England.. while stmeh a disgraceful law hangs upon our Ma itt!e hAik, and impresses upon ,every laboeuittpt man iu the empire the conviction of a want 01 free dom, in removing from one pert of the kingtht• ho another. Of this we are quite assured, that if the Goreeriment of the country were to propose • law restricting the labouring classes of society front the power or movement from parish to parish, with ,one half the severity that exists in the poor laws, the whole notion would take Great the measure, and the Goveritutent would narrowly escape the danger of witneiwiii i i a revolution. Mr. Sc•aLcrr's Bill is well dogged opted in all its parts, it is now perfect as a system, astibielif any pert be mnoved, that which remains, inotead of being serviceable, may prove injurious. The Bill therefore ought to be adopted altogether, or rejected altogether. We hope, however, that reiliament *ill not reject the Bill until it shall have undergone a careful and dispassionate exami nation. We have received Port-an-Prince Papers to the 1911 t March. They contain a Proclamation 4 President BOTZI4 dated the 18th March, from that city, which, after boasting his moderation and generosity, concludes with soliciting the Heytiatrs to rally round him in support of his Government. ll It appears by the Proclamation that quiet had been restored in all the disturbed parts. RICIIAID and .many of his accomplices, seised and sent to Putt-au- Prince, had fallen " under the sword of the law." DOSSOUS (the chief of the revolters at Gotiaivea) had been taken, and Josue (mother) was closely pursued, and was expected soon to be brought ie. The January Papers are filled with accounts of the earbtation of the independence of Fleyti. at the various places of the Island, on the l.t of J 'nosey — all the Generals in command, it seems, puldieli mi litary reports of their compliance with the artistes of Government in this respect. In every instaiire the eve of the day was honoured *ith the discharge of caunow.; on the day the troops were assetnbled on the several parades ; speeches were made by t h e Generals, or others appointed by them ; the vassal oath " to renonnee France for trer—tcylie, r pfher thaw lies under her doosinios—ond to AlhOlOodlie last drop of blood for the independenetty {ow .1)1. was administered ; and the solemnity termini's' by. a service of thanksgiving. CHnisTopHE'S widow, with her Iwo dangliterr,, roan received at Puri-au-Prince on the 27111 Decem ber, and; by orders of the President, treated atilt lustkilf l ,llB.4lec i • - • • - - •- yot e ,d o y .111 e. I-1 Beau AV, t...tot.Y hail an au dience irflua MaJerryie his Peirce; its Pall-mail. The ptoject of a lei* hp been read in the Spriti.h It s object of which is • - ' Al die," ' ' • ~ .•_. ._:. .). 1-' •- • • 1 cy. . 4111 s. , ' "'"". r• e ..4. .411.1', ••••• aloe ..",,,,, ",''-.;'....-. ''''''l-4- - . V. • .a ".b ' ..... '. .8. •.. ? 111,th 4 , sit . . . .• : : ' .3 1 •.0 8 • ' I • 1. 1. ~ - • .4 ii I try ,Niiir Wiry .1 • I!, 'lr 1..4 .1,01,‘: 114 , I. rbor!q 1,141 pi64aLri trN/jainie‘i II . .14#.'4.,,,,,11 v' ini.07.0 111-Malbrilia ~..":1•',4;1'0.1'w"," Zerlr. ' 1140AsCiiiaipay!fitimpisit.i.r. fiel , iiimieiti; %WV' . Intill/11211/41111.1/C•4 • • "ft* 4 1n0.10..1141 • IltliNilked.6lllllablie'4o!* in Oil elattiodeir 41 ouaiii,•! ~.. .1 . L.iaii %•111r-rre:,rre . • • 1134644,. r -111 e p 4• iif del.ighiet iifivrd ',"t ...14.,,,rter tellitote#l3...4'44.li, and . seas rectivill with mill. M• ,ripshisrs,_ is vs ._ ti 11. I Highness. whited the mei: I AsiLillostrions bi:other, the KllllO, flu 'Perti 1 pawpaw/seed; sr Rain Minutes before vie Yen Iricliekite which sees emionticed.hy thersoundiog 01 the s,wilitet titft the Mimi Of isfe,gisersis„ mid the loud istamsokag Ose populace moots hied isi Rose 11-st re et, assets the crowd that followed Also train of Royal'Olitt*l-6, tososietileg of fiellk .:1110 Illteullornli mete, he salnir as !bale iitiliiCtfie `Pitr.st al,k;stretitlpsio.• lit' theatre on 4 . illy *jag. • 1114.11AuLteres; in a flesh suit of Week. Me. Wisner, veld Mr. Kvi eau., in Coom.drosseal were in; rtoss ,ro'yer.' erode the Kirt,7,4l)lestfliertski liik Vilitifir. to Ail lied. 41 Exact) y at aelietreelock his ilifiup.sos; liiiiiinesi the tiseeitor.. „as appearance was inemottly gemmed by the' sheet -.mithusisitic cheers, accompanied in oreerissikallie house by the whit of 'hats Mad hind MIMS ~'4od the clipping. or bonds. The *hide egg iss .4 were site u Ste protasis, to reader ittlon Ibis tribuk of tilleetionate loyalty to their gracious Sovereign. The scene art this moment was pecu liarly interesting and it:teasing. : The KING had ailvetwed to the flout of his hot, and laying his hand on his 'fish breast. booted foitiornily ire sc kuowledonsesst of Ilse eisibusiamie energy with which the people minced their reeling. of respect Ind attachment, and at the some time there seemed dot YO be an issdivailuitl in the house who was not exciting his .nice or hand to repines the assuraisce of hie utectioti. The pit was chowded to excess, indeed it mutt hare proved extroorely dissres-ing to a great massy persons iii it. It appeared, how ever. all life snit aoimition. Ininsidiately over it, the dress circle p 'nsprosisti•ito broutifully gay and diversified appearance. glowing, en .11 the bnl.. henry and splendour elf beady And fashion. The Ledges its the front: were for the greater pot in Court dresses, Init'Sdl were dressed with the utmost taste and'eleginice, mid seemed as a they had been selected with care, the. there might ap pear before the Kano en emulous display of the beauties of his reolin. All the upper boxes were crowded excessively, and in a few minutes aftei the Ktoo's entrance hot it spot remained in the theatre unoccupied. Happy Was the man who could eujoy the sight of Royalty, suit at the seine time know the °Drawls of a seat. Next iis the scale of frlieity rauged he who Could, through the interstices formed amidst the eusiossetrood iu flout . by the occasional vibrations of4heisis sod anon, catch a glimpse of the box in' *hid) Mejesty. sot enibrotted i bat even 40 late seal tit be envied, who ~ld alenregle the " Peep-War iu Me doo4' at' the boxes see the interior of sisittbeinte, &thirst& t the sight siatured him that no hope remained *1 no sinusting his body widths " the magic circle." The box prepared for his MsiesTr'S reception was superbly magnificent, soil reflected the highest credit upon the taste and liberality of the manage ment. It was fitted up with *vole; velvets hltrisig a roof of light blue silk, on which were embroidered the royal arms in gold. • When the first burst of enthusiasm had in some degree subsided, there arose a general cry for God save ,the King. The curtain immediately sows and the whole strength of ilw company came for ward and smug in the finest style the Diatom! anthem. The audience fur the greater part joined in the chorus. His ilisJarre appeared deeply affected by this universal and unequivocal tuatara,- tenon of devoted sittuchment to his person. This, was followed by Bak Britannia, and the, theatre glowed with the floe fervour of nutionsili enthusiasm. In the pit and also in the upper boxes! were exhibited a few placards, bearing ineeriotions welco iiiiiii the KING, but they were frigid marks of ' loyalty compared with the ready hands and tongues of all around, and were disregarded minds' the living proofs of loyalty and love. The play of The Heir at Lew was then suffered to proceed. It would be unneecoaary to say that the performers emulously exerted themselves' to render their Wore worthy of their illustrious visitor, I and those who know 'the merits of 1-iIsaLEY, as Doctor Pangloss ; KNIGHT, as Zekiel Homespun : and itusseLt., as Dick Donlan, will not be sur prised to learn that his M AJWITY seemed couch pleased with their exertions. At the close of the play God save the King was 'twain loudly demanded, and performed as before amidst the applrusts of the assembly. The KING frequently acknowledged, its Ins usual gracious manner, his deep reuse of the affection of his people, oho, in return, seemed scarcely satisfied at any period of the evening that they had expressed their feelsogs with ituificient seal or. energy. In the farce his MAJSSTY appeared to be very much unto-ed by the quaint oddities of Id COWIN its tockletop. The faive being concluded, God sure the King was again executed in the saute charming dostl.reeetive style 1111 before, when his AsJe.rir advanced to the (rota of his box, and bowing graciously to the people, retired amidst the most deafening acclanunions. His MAJ toTY sp peered in exeellent health sod spi tit a. . . Ilia MUMMY. it is said, will reside at Carlton lashoofor sin.us a fortnight, curl then return to tie iNtrilslta at llrogiston,—( Evening Paper.) ' - Tlie 'Diselie,4 of Ct.saanca and Prince ERNEST VOURNI.OH6 LANGUNBOUIRG left town yesterday morning los Kekbinglon, au , t fioin paAtesl the iiNiciless 1.1 INT to Clareasout, oas a vt,it to Prittee LkoroLo. Last week the Lady of Capt. /4J—T eloped Irwin her husband. at Colchester, with a Captain V --T. tearing a tinnily of six cittldren.--(1:10, Paper.) LUAU of ,itapopires. has been sleeidrd in is day P . 6 i ..• ••• • . .. Auannik SIRAI4I SST*. The Ziel lAA tioileis ofariale ispeelia is files •pse•pboom r . „ vjr The Ar,arl A 44 y Obtfliketwis erielebe.:lo•4olo3'ole" fee exereterd sfrtre e. t ih thy. eelkNfoo's 01,44.1..4,111501 reet,•Moi ris*Tr tin t, gi, 44 4 4/‘ ••., . ,• r ~ft Lent ord . 1101 a: 'H. wei4i4 Opp : Aosta ',vigils At theft icor thiitsi6,i • . • Sir hobos away are arrives! at their , beeps it iltetteltelleetsessareoOriw taftelsesblies '•' • ' ' • " " • Mr. aid Sire Gate aloe werlor sis Tuesday at their ai re - so...nee in Albemarle-street from their seal in Norfolk. lOortl Silinberresilleft! seiwileefirelbt Alt fill Sleet tet*ett. beneston. • • • • . •• W. •A. ltdheris, af.P. is inbred el Ms bowie is Illient•serion,awserooor.werree p , fritivitio; Wiese's: trothlor. too • ' • . 1 • • Aeriesls oLlidiarsis'ollotd( all ,, Warifl q—.4•Pillie led NI t c Carnse hone Sum kasinises ; tom Miaiies li ydr from Bath; 45 . •..i.mr. Powell Crow I . . Deparitorc f . crow 01 0 , '"l' Mr. arid Mrs. firisksit i i w rit. 0 Oaloo1 0 ,,S4.41 1 . 1 *; Mrs. - and the •Alisaiss* redone '(or flefo,fi • Yoe. sr. ;Yuri fur hi. seat in Warwickshire.; B.Howert. 'E.g. for Otro ford';' and T.'ansb; Zgy. for has seat is 510 . 0. ex. Ascii/los et Greilloa's Hidel, Albennule-atrcti :--ilk TIMM, and • Lady I.MA:idle frail a four: ; Mr. and Airs. Nrorgypi add fitnity froth (hair teal, Saarleidge, Devoostwo. Mr: atroise d.((u :—Lord :sad Lady Gage ao:1 ratoili AT:: I . lame!. • Arrivals isserstild, od lass , tlioliertey Hotel, Piet:l44Hr —., Lord sod La*: Ilisllooasld . fhanSty from their *tat in Lem,- :simians g Mr. Torwaake• from ansisso..; Mon.-Mr. ilirtiaNta Not aloor.. aspaliddrorfross ditto:—Ala. and Mrs. Trials?. roe far shelve,. l• Meek • Mr. Nugent for &Witt's. Grant sod Cowmen. are sod 114/111 arrived yesterday at their ssoilier's (:he Dowarr Mareitionena at L.aosdoires) Wave, in A lbesisaric-stMell e irrenn Berlin. ' a • . 4'. '24.4 I 1 0 1481110NAIILR PA fir4l44. • • .1 a The Couoirss of Jersey's intertded root A 0.11110.6, trots- Ins is pcialpented on account of the isilltoposuihno la .14 of ber Ladyship's particular friends. : • The 111:rcaliooess of Laosdow ei ves•a loostorrow 'Troilus, at Lssodowu House, Berkeley-woo/a The Dowager Itareluouess of LAUS4ittli 0 has issued cards of is.•itatioo fur a splendid rout uu Olt iftgAuue, at her 111 Allsesuarle-strert. • I • Earl Forirseite rotertained the Directors of the Ancitut Music, end a Is.ge - lowly, at dioner yesterday, at Ills house it Grooreuur-square„ The Duke of Devonshire sires a rout this evening at D.-roselike House. Mts. Chasspagse has issued saran- of imitates for a rout em the HIM issued. at her beau is friarley.corret. The Hua. Mrs G. it Philips has issued cards of invite ties fug a root os the Oho/ Jose, et her ►orse is Hill-,lured, Herloriey-spairr. The HIM. Lady &midi has Weed cards of inviistioa for tiro ream, owe es thelleth, aid she rther us the S lit inst. at her ►esiderrr, Picisitilly. Lady Gratuities's jested, ball. es Tuesday retain, in Jasseessquart, ace intruded ►y about 200 di.timprished frshiosiables. ELOPEMENT. Tuesday eight the eeigitimistrhoed of the Asffeflee, St, Cleniest's, was a meet of .it mrefuslea fora few minutes, °wise to the trilewieg circumstance:—About nine o'clock, soda abort time after the arrlial of the Salisbury stsge-cosek a pest-chaise, with four horses and two postilions, dr:zit urinateligbotiog into the len-yard, and the sea urinate a aged Lady, dr, ssedie &furred travelling pelisse, ands yam* (ientlemau, wrapped is a fasitionsede exupielaire, sproesikees the same, and inquired eery osruesily des young geollemen and lad) iteri arrived thereby: the semi Men nalialorgyt.e. Tge driver, from the description, was eertaim the partite wee* die IMMO who left the meek in Piecadilly in • hackney chariot; mid, tie this imetlignice, the lady and the grettemas (she wee her we), immediately net off to Bow.etreet, to wiliest the assostsace of the Magistracy. It appears that the prow fogilives are scarcely of age yet; She prolamin is an ad. veld areas son of Alars, cad she lady, his Afro esti, the yousigest breach of a most dimingsriiiheil family steer Italie bory, and will be retitled to an linoleum forties' wisest she comes of age. The denouement took place is comermeeee of a letter found ou the toilet of the young lady two hour, after her departure. The pursuers lost so time in following; bat although they tea Bled at the eatrawhiinary rate of tis mites so hour, the stage same to town first. At nine o'clock yesterday ntorniity. the police had 'slued some seem, 'awl resuirdiately sit of I. pursuit of the fugitives. On the subject of the Coronation great diversity of opinion prevails, whethir it is to take place tine year or slot. If we may judge from the practice on Ott (:niditietit, there certainly scents OD pressing 'ascension for the ceremony. It is a eon sus fact, that there is tint, perhaps, sue frowned King now reigning in Europe. NAIPOLION may be.sisql to be a legitimate Suvereigo, because he was crowned, nod took the own that be would faithfully tatinu. tam she laws and constitutioti of hip Empire. All the principal officers of the Herald's College, who are to officiate at the Coronation, have superb •1111 smiles preparing, which they ore to wear wheu that splendid cereauosty takes place. At the lumina Easter apposition of St. Paul's school, held uu Wednesday (April II), Doctor Tuoawrow's Latin Pastorals of Virgil were given as prizes to the most distinguished scholars, in the presence of the Governors of that school, and of Dr. TsioanTon, by the high master, Mr. SLICATU. On Friday night, an extensive copse of furze its Witideor Greet Park, adjoining Viegitiia 11'tter, was. set on fire by some iucessdiary. The flames spiead with astonishing rapidity, sod the whole copse woe entirely consumed us a very shoot time Corsi. deTable damage was done also to the neighbouring plantations. On . the following morning, MY Mr. .3"striter, one of the keepers of the Great Park, war walking over the scene of the conflagration, discovered a pheusaut's nest, with .the poor Ims though scorched almost to s cinder, still its at sit posture uu the eggs. The nest. with the bird a _ • eggs, was takeu carefully up, and brought to the Palace of Carlton House, with the intelligence s 4 the conflagration. A Petition is lying at t City of London Tas. vern, slid at IlAttlett's Ceder-house for stgriatotch ItaJobject is to procure a reduction of the.imporst tattoo toices of groin, and its system of n e i r oui N is g a. follows :—Wheu it was • allowed ta..mapor wheat at pos. a quarter, the Usuk stole was usual Ibe criterion of value, hot 'the Bank ante tefnpar.aoia with 1;014I :was • thins of twrar tlm Value which it is at invent'. The • value of Otis Bank stole britig now tattled; and equitelrut tom much greater quinitity of the precious metals, 63s.Dit 'of such tau unproved circulatkag medium is • equal 'to which Nht.'were when * the importation law tir.s poser.' : retain, therefore, the seine actual value as the impoitstion giver, but thstige the denomina tion from 80.. to 63.. 94. 'this is the argument ; the presented in the Coui. distriMesi 114 11. irk* . CRI. CAiteuir4L • F 114. to' moist, which excited mt_JIMPIrd exlmonlion jo the fitshinnable mgr Id ? II:ef gjAvi 'nett 51 the Eitit lifh Upieta . Flo**, ihr Is l ii* l • It was the te cotid of 'Om same cerise, and estraordilsary iimitotsisyrr iskinsto - pro'dui4 iron a ttlizinesotresioedirleu4lofP The stage was made artiste an entirply.preel atmearisice,. lteitig'COvired to the 'fad extent tt4le Chinese pavilions, illuminated orOtrstra. l and cot tages-laid 'Oat lAdt 7 ferrilliniedtit. In ifsorf, , it entabitied thW'inlendtior Of' Orieattil tne,„osii licence with all th e bimplicity o f f ors t The clit;recters Were natnerous, diversified; am/ many of them supported in' exqUisitiV About Fed o'clock tilt riniipatly in force.. They attracted Sorest cnierd is. the Theatre, the exterior of whirls was iigtite.ii,Pl,..ta ■ style that afforded them r satisfactory kis?? (0 7 company as they arstrett On the fro at - wins 4 : word " estritivell." iii large letters, fasipswil 11 .me-coloureil lamps, that treadiNeed alt tliA per of the street, and the iirtheir pasosor,.ioloi,khe.4 of the house wa s c overe d w i t h Vest a S t 14Wse, • • • ' bRiSI 7 .O6II;" ' , • . Mr. Doutert's fancy dress ball took plaice l•ist night at the New Argyll Monts. the itrrisize mews were upon the must liberal scale, and lie rooms were fitted up in the west splendid maisiset, The abject was truly laudable : it was tor the put- ItI6PC of tllCOOlaiging the itionoreeturee . of she Usii4d Kingdom, N pury.usr eii;lthaist it to oisivre.wl p,u trotioge. The call awn' saw Noleilstr ANVegtotry was not neglected. Tlst roams 'displayed a in # l and elegant company of the first clones. Tie whole kerne was of the soot refined and stoiniaiies, chauactrr, and ceaducteit its the most complete oit. satisfactitry maNsier. Fiona the latene-si of tbelinisr at which .t ailed we are-arable to give a detaile'd account this dup. . trt Ist, . T i ''" l “ ll ' r ' 1 *MS MACAO LEY. . ' ' 4ll. ir i !i.r• L . i • , •11 . .1 .00 t 44 k •-t o Yesterday Miss MAcAuLAY, *hose dininatic test lent. have been justly celebrated, opeued the EU 7 1011eAll Saloon to the lovers of the drains aid.. a novel and most improving entertainmesa. It is certainly a circumstance much to be regretted i' 4 .4 anise of the limits writings of the ancient dramatists are, in consequenee of the indelicacies with whisds they are interspersed, almost buried in obi:yips. Nearly in the sam e s c ene are t o b e m - t s ..i ii e a the most beautiful pausages and noblest in pit precepts, as well as indecencies at which and OtY must startle. 'nit consequence is, that with a just regard to the progressive refinement sof *octets, there production. Lave gradually sunk into able rity. To cull the flowers from the thoruswith which they are surrounded, is certainly a task of difficulty. and it is but justice la Mist &lACAOII.IIY to say sh..t she has done it with a most delicate and masterly f v, haws,. Fier Aral atteoipt was the tragedy of The . flake of Milan. This pi one or the eat peat as a L . sa the thirst of MAIIIIKage's plays, undo* , ' he more striki..g than the perspicuity with Miss M•cstmar unroldas the whole plot, chid. judgment. she displays inwelecting the beoutital patience, avoiding all that is indelicate, Set in, • .• omitting any thing swami" to the canopies. u... - • devatandine of the whole piece. Whether odd. • as oiAlertaking may gait the prevailing nutioi.s of .' the duy, is • paint we cannot pretend to determine; but this at least we can say, that what a just cor ception„ aided by a most elegant and rat-Flirt delicacy can do, to render such an attempt 'sec cesaful, is abundantly supplied by Miss MaCall - i ~, ..- A 47i L*Y. • • . ,I, • ~ , ~a S. As s is i . MR. ERAirfort. ••, -,s tai ,L , is,-.• ...rob... This gentleman had his finvaiell benefit at she New Yu. k theatre on the dili last, ou which urea'. ion lie illayird .laffier, fir .the first time. Th:s concluded his engagement end last appearance ip that city. He was announced t• perform the this. ratter of the Duke of latosesslsr,.iu the tragedy of Richard 11l ~ at the Phthillalpida theatre, oti the gth. • IGS —.............. di g5 5umb .......... " • - '•,.L im Sir F. DANOas , afi r ham-place, km purchased the rumusian and extensive domain at the font of she Chilsern Hills, in Oxfordshire, • late thk , property of PHILIP WICKHAM, .Eoq. The Payments in specie by tbe Bank, attract little attention. The applications are wither cv. raernes-ao. ratersive. • It is r.tima'ed that the gold hoarded up doting the paper epdi.tn, exclusive of the stock is Ate Bank, amounts to . bstintra six and seven minim!s sterling, all which, is -6 eitpeeted, will sou came • into calculation. The ell dragoons (Scots Grey.) arrived at Bristol ,00 Sunday from Ireland. ' About three o'clock yesterdsymorning the hou.e :el Mt. To RTON, •ia Vincent-square, was rolthed if 'the family plate, wearing apparel. and other pro perty, to a very considerable amount. BOXIIRS.—The . stakes of twenty were Ainde fifty guineas aside it Tuesday events*, kratilieboli" tle between Oilier and liklanan..aat. ilia. littii...t . June. at Kendall?", in Chancery- lane, vibes, the. te was a dinner after the sparring exhibition. #,14.. g 'was curl ent 6 to 4 Oplitclimaii. • The cocking match fought last weak in Noto . och. Attar,* that city sod Cambridge, was arb•-b, It : e `farmer by !ecru battles in the untiositad top hi,jive : b y e ` . 4.! 1 :i . 1. ..it At the 6 ;ugboon Borough Sessions, Joke Douce.- was Melted, at the instanceaf the lliortluis ':qtaucittigtallii and Earl TM.PLIt,. ftee:tiatiiri ',` - aviillt:tisa.lhe X, V Ntn:rwiler last, Jens% o r le • Cri lip sA ,UPC 161106411.0411 I het Qtgligles a c q uis, s i. 1 t epumitod4ima mew s enteiarrof , the abolielNo lataubtrhiouisis iti*Coblialb"Aristi Ott the ektititig• a l ai VI ialbdoit;'• pit i pillg' l nrieipe•and ahluit lki•eTis Atl4.._.,_th 41141, a 4 iFtSfi rOit 'Oft "AA greet fogy.% * ' , imillair mg the bums*" .tin. somocaton. - It - iv.osonfolagaodv . the 41"" 4,4 lo " s i t t este r di l rfe ryO kt° • • .6., .. _ . Mims", <hat I . 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