The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-04-11 00:00:00

F 1 , 1111 7-W 11.7491 •° the NI until aittrarif iroti toil sloe who knows any thing about the ehorotter Of this. Noble man, will readily acknowledge that he. is one of*, lost wen in the world who would wimp to such unworthy means of obtaining so sdv,o . But what adraatage, inconsistent with the cause of trod% w isdom, and justice, could the friends of the =en sure hope front delay? If by the delay of a for days the attendance of Members in the House of Lords should become fuller, w then not • greeter likelihood of thence obtaining more satis factorily the sense of the Legislature ? and. Lord Dosooogisosa avowed that this was hie prin cipal if not his only object. The strenuous enemies of this Bill will certainly not be di minished by the circumstance, for ■ few days CAI make but little difference to them if they are already in lowa, while they must necessarily afford them, if in the cooutry, the same opportaitity of attending is penes' at the discussion as they offer to the friends of the measure. Besides, this is a (iodation, up oo which Peers may vote by proxy. Hoy, therefore, can a short delay possibly give aoy unfair advantage, to the friends of the Bill, velem indeed it be considered an unfair advantage that the question should be datermined by mot who here ectoally.lsonst sad weighed the arguments!. they may be urged ea both aides, and not by the votes of individuals w►o have placed their ender standings ■nd cor►sriences at the disposal of some noble ftieadv, or have formed their resolotioos upon the sirbject previous to discussion, and wholly inde !resident of the force of reasoning or the power of eloquence. We lately noticed some statements in the flocs jag (*rollick concerning liu►sia and Turkey, nod charging the farmer of these Powers with exciting an insorrection in the lonian Islands. The pluis of these ►tatemeuts has been denied by site of the Alinimelial Journals, but the contradiction antonets only to mere assertion without proofs. We have received copies of letters addressed to two Members of the House of Com . noes*, whiel►. if authentic, would set the matter at rest, and fully expleiti the statements in the Morning Chroniek. It is admitted that great agitation prevails in the lonian Islands, but they attribute it to the misgovernment of Sir THOMAS M,►aTLaND, and our Correspondent asserts that the statements in the Morning Chronicle, imputing the discontent to foreign agency, have been in. 'felted at the instance of a Noble Relative of that gallant Of f icer, for the purpose of withdrawing the public atteutiow how the feel erase. A letter from Meallla, received yesterday at Lloyd* dated Octo&r IS, /*p.m. 0. the 9th isinaot, itikp l st i o. the imiaria of ilia place, a tairassere was eamaimmeal b the Dative popoktion, hest with the Freuch, sad ultimately with all strangers withoert distinction. Tweety.fiee Gentlemen. riptides and supercargoes of foreign ships it the caveite, fell a sacrifice to them barbarians; sod on the following day sinters Chinese. Every thin which they could dad in the houses of the us. fortunate people who had fallen victims, was either burst or carried of. The loos is estimated it 400,000 dollars, sod the different roanitoces of those who had heels so cruelly mawac>•isast"le moot dreary aspect of empiric, murder, mid diteallidateMit to be described, and never to be foe piles." A numerous and respectable meeting of the Catholics of Dublin was held in that city oa Satur- tiny, when the following Resolutions were agreed to :- 1. Ratalred Urariumoiesly—That Anthony Drowse, E.q be relersted to act as Secretary to the retreat meeting. I. Resolved—That orr grateful and heartfelt thanks are justly doe, and are he►eby giver, to the Right Hun. W. C. Plunkett, sad 10 the tithe; Right Mo. and Hea. Mrsben of the Horse of COMOROS, ' by whose eloquent sod eßlcieut support of the Bill fur the removal of Catholic disabilities, the justice and expedieuey of adasittiug Catholics Its • fall participation iss the bleosiap of our free and happy COaati• ratios, have beta saaellowed sod affirmed by the Lower House of Parliament. 3. Resolved—That the wise, temperate, sad grateful spi rit, whit* pervades the Resolutions adopted by the Clergy of the Archdiocese of Dublin, has add. • to the high respect which arc sheerly entertained of that Reverend Body ; wed that we fully coincide it the expression of their reliance o• the pore sod heaeAcsrat inteutious of the Leeslature." Yesterday a Court of Directors was hrld at the Eat India Millie, when the under-mrotioned Coal wearier* took lesve - of the Court previous to de partial' for their respective thatinatinsmi, viz.— Csrteia C.Grairear, Becobiey; Captain J. Milk, bliserte; Captata T. Hevieide, Winders"; Cepteie W. Hope, Herr. foritelsire; iC,iptaie J. P. Wiley°, Hydro i arid Cartels' W. Niittieli, tiattr —for Chia. direct. The Ea.t India Company's ship names arrived off the IVight on Minnlay ; she left Cllll.l all the 24th of November, iu compaity with the Lori Be l. carrel. Beth ships arrived at St. Helot* un the 9th of February. and smiled together for F.itglattd on the 13th of tie same month. They lost sight of each other ou the 3d March, iii hit. 4. N. and long. VI 30e W.—The Lowther tulle ars all well Va the 23411 February, in lat. 30. N. and loog. 20, 30. W The East India Company's ship far! Balcarress turned off %Ye) itobutbou Moeday. The anikt uk"taitnal 4 1 414 were at Couto', when the ad curries sailed from theucr mi the 24t1t of Novena.. Sealeby Caine, Orwell, Marelitoorer of py, Genera %%awn. Heetiogs, Primer, Almon* ' Lady GUT. bell. Tlboteisa Crum', Castle Merely; Irriees Regent, Illoskh g.f fork, Betkifirbanortiire, Lotiddtl, AMA, Asia, Rliamia . willo Wireltrises. sad Dorwislitre. Tie I..dy Melville, Doti* encl 1110rpiP V 'hastily, laid net airived. IMP" IPlrPwris ~'..•.1,•••` w _ w -...- - ...-.-Awr ‘r - A LIU AC Ir A. ~ . ile tread Lacy dam MR giro as illa _toft tweeds/ "at IrK s. New skims maws. mad*/ Illa ~cos &L - k Calmer= R. Asessase Iladminoryilk, **e lay, and Cimp•• ; Tisamanam Lady CattiMise Lamb, Lady C. IL Illtsralq. ander Um. .111. e, **- ended say emeresiemem iiirm Me asses` TM Williies Omni wave asset asps% ils Almelo illassistlabe sealiiiMa. Thom ism amoursas mallserpoprieddiasslems. The Gila ' ._ els dna skim s..t viskiald diaisitlas, Ws. 11111. mom *Mn 11111 MA istarlcasy. 11.11 :a Prim; IMIMMisa-dba Fria' and Ss. Albias. Scase*.elbastiy, Fife, Asarami Weistaassiaad, P•astindsr, Tyrsasbel. sad assa4iliaia. Causgaide.Coo pas Harrearby,lllamield, bar. Was* retzbasle, Dadomal, Addmambaal, SU NO Seam. Palmerston, marl Howard. Larfies—limaintierk M. Ryder. Castlereagh, Meese Rag.. eserabe, It. Mosey. aelley, G. WiNK C. Wortley, Clem* Re, Maltese, C. Ihmehat, C. tam* Mime Hey, J. illsellelbedi Possileiry.g. F. &Moe, Baikvstl Forteremr, Hyde Porker; Clerk, Walker, C. Elliot. Asideerekreses, Varqeber, Belletra, F. Walker. Anne Beckett, M. Ryder, mad Melymeset. Sir G. Walker. • Gnawed;—Ruch and Thornton. . -"re. CisfasselseePrememitlaiesd Coate. ' Caphohte--Shillber, Lyon, Elliot, ..J Wyoiltion. Nawc-11. Werihry, Idol. Wee. Pomeakiy, is... is.. Laseelles, Hum. Wis. de Meue,Staiediah, MiMeiski..lll ease were, HO*. Gorden, F. Deeds", Hen. J. Somaisapit o his. Finch, F. Rama, A. Ede*, Trevor. Murray, and Tomato,. Meederepe--Hos. G. Lamle, Littletes, ssdroll , mod R. Darner". Aftesso--Fitaroy, two Fitselaresets, Raroatt, Steel Ma Inpitiatisoor, Pak,- Parker, Osmium, MitaheM, Fides, paw, sad Monty. COMil and looter Mosousay Gaya Sqlsgetioiti o Cowl Caramel", Mous. de Nkomo, a 4 several other distimahlt ' ed *tigress.. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. I'h. Duke of Norfulk sod Lally Mary Peter rektiMß.l• to.. ea-Monday, from his Grace's- seat, Amadei Mialti* The Marquis of Rectangle's* left aadtiltealeSdit Mitedsg, for his seer, Avingeom, Haste. Lord and Lady Exmouth are arrived at Warren's Hotel, Retest-street, frees their east in Deiromhire. Lord sod Lady De Denstaaviiie sad family are arrived at their hoses is Upper Grosvenor -street, from their meat, Tehedy Park, Corowall. Lord Drury./ arrived yesterday at h;s house in Dover. street, from his mat, Dysireer Castle, South Wales. Her Ladyship and fondly are expected is a few days. Lord Napier is arrived in Si. Jemes's street trees a tour. %V. S. L. Foe, Esq. is arrived at like haulm ea Upper Grim. veoor-elect, trots Brie/too. Earl Cashewt bat left tows for kis seat in Berks. Sir Andreae Cataract, Bert. has kA lows for Robert Blue, Esq. is arrived at his host" in Park-street, Grosvenor-squire, from Bright... Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. is arrived at the Annoy, frees ClieUeeleani. Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. - Jaimmeretreet:—The Rev. Mr. Orme, (rune a tour; cad Jam.. Sparkles, Esq. from ditto. • • FAS HIONA BLE PARTIES. The Marquis of Hereford will give as elegant entertain ment out Saturday wet to I'l2.kt/ell Heehaws" tire Dote of Yeah sesslai soutatooe party of diselaraisited persansagek - at liertfon‘laionve, illemeheleier-square. Citantoes Grey has tweed curds of invitation for smother spiredid rest is Friday writ, at her hose. in Saville-row. E. Wilbraham, Req. tee laurel cards of invitation fur ao emeertainameut on the 15th blower, at his homes in Stratton. street, Piccadilly. Lady Negev will give • grand rout this treeing, at her house in Old Burlingten.strert. Lord Crewe will entertain • distinguished party at diner this day, at his hoses I. Lower Gnu aaaaaa -street. -- Duke -" The , __ et Gloucester will have • grand dinner party o• IM ILI leeeeett at Gloucester House. ___ The Gainless of Arra■ bad a whet fashionable party yes. Ueda, earning, at her bon.. is lluver•atreet. Mrs. Tbusapsas'a esseert on Illsioday evening, in Grasvenos•squsre r was attended by nearly SOO disaingsisbed &Anomalies. SaTgaDay—ChiliOilla Lecture, Int of the season, at Mr. Peon's, Neo-strret, Spring-gardens, at three e'clock. Mr.. Mitchell's intended ball last sight is postponed until Satordsy nest. ASTRO/Wall CA L LEG lIIR ES. Mr. BARTLEY'S Lectures on the Structure of the Universe continue to attract a crowded audience. To convey a clear and familiar ides of the swful end sublime phenomena of the Heavens, required talents and ingenuity of no ordinary character; in this, however, Mr. BARTLEY has suiceeded com pletely. Nothing can be inure beautiful than the re presentation he exhibits of the signs of the zodiac, ✓od the revolution of the earth round the cutworm centre, the bun. He has also contrived transpareo cies which display in the clearest foamier the various systems, mid the appearances of the planets and comets. Any rine who lies the least recollection of tiie comet of 1811, must he immediately struck with the faithful resemblance that Mr. LitARTI.RY exhibits of it. His illustrations too of the theorits of the tides soil eclipses, claim particular notice. But that which is must of all to he Winner! ' is his truly rosgoificriit orrery, by which the ino lion of all the planets is describid, together with their 'dorms's to the suit, their various magnitudes, and particular motions. In this orrery a comet appears, in which its peculiar motion with respect to the son is most beautifully exhibited. In whet ever position it is placed the nucleus is turned to, and the till averted from the sun, and in this man seer Una i lir ury of this extraordinary phwisimeausi is more lolly aid lastingly impressed on the mind than by any labour or trine we could bestow OH mere reading— ,. *Vile' irritant seisms, demises par arms " genie vim rain oaths sibiesta h4l4map." To the experienced avirosionier this exhibition will be no small recreation ; to those less acquaint ed with this dehightful science, it will atfoill the highest, improveateut gad gianticistiou. as there can he natbiag more colculated to elevate the otend shoo she contemplation of lime ertdNe.ri variety, we well so the unerring ceraiiity of the celeatial WO". It lead* us to the edthinition of 4915014e4. grOW bt the whole, lehrsi f hpu t a l s. 4. 00 apworr , i o h it % w k., who " teatimes the Thq Pogisio el AbotwasTspi pipOsi ~..... • • 011 - 1 Ifeslevity afirr f o r legidelfiere weA held before J. H. . Gen,. E.g. i• • whigltijohilsi the Jertseeksa ta4inks HeaeakfttrtS Wwiaidelfee.thi *ill, of the body AC N. Ashes Ildieliry; implore .t Sir W. 'Rowley, sad Sege siteeraclisilave hiteddied le WektMillaster whit third Weseeliet hiseilbs besbete twelrved by robot from us bind.* therreetielue 'ha ewe se the ivy loaf bite ewers they twig New Vflhr 6011,4484: Si. heir 'Mini, As rvideitce waa aideosdr— Master Pu le/ Walsh veg.*" drat witness remised. iie dr Wel Mr was else of As scholars io Westrosger •belimigied ig tit/ %di feria; the deceased' on le fin ilds sores ; be always isersaidersid bins of 'mond wind an d i s . •ligillittsy be boA * l iest. him ea the sacirtelier of the lie. eldest. ilia beif-apsea wee us the first %owl heel peat of the bones of Mrs. &life; where le, and tbb deerased boarded. Ma was is the weep abort half Pale eight u'clock, wbee he heard artratflitot fall, old than le heard Prier, the glazier, say, " For Gioni asks road fur a doctor, some. b o dy lj e ct s - the' orris, et wards to that steer. At the tithe tIM dinkier was 6,414 duwo_stairs. Wats,. rats use leunediately, and saw ibi - efteiod lyiod i the area: The • glazier thee west hrte tier era dia., and he (oiler's). fell beck, terrified at the the afterwards ritureed to the school and iefrieesed MA Msttsty the usher, of *bit had occurred. *fedi the eitt4dtal hspreeed, the deeseied Duel* have heed Is sellpill," sod williess was positive he had eel bees *eve Ibet essiVated. Ha was reipiested by Dr. Goodeeenzb to call Rowley, bet -slut flails% hiss to bit sebee, ibe **ld the botattleeper to halloo him, which she . did while be reienieed on the grouted-Asir; bit there' was no aeserer. Jest after this it grad be heard the glazier, Price, _excknive, " For Csod's sake seed for a doctor." • blOodesioegh, Head- Muter of Westosidoev moo, deposed as follows :—lt is the escort for a restive to be made every incoming is the wheel of the rikoesit boys, we MOM we it ehaltat olodif raw the mom 0. . bloodily morning the Name of the deceased app e a r ed in the list. Upon .y cookie to the fourth fur.. I hooked of Mr. Prestos, the saber of that foto, sod also usher of Mrs litlfott's boardind-honer, whether be bad Mr. Prcetou's have a sb wee; and hadiag he had set, 1 seat Walsh, of the fourth , for., to look for Mat nod weed hire het* school. grabh re. turned in • tor mimeos withal" enema of the eseleuelsely event. The deceased had been esorethria twelve numithr in . the r se,hool, and epos firer esmatirg o'•s plead ma the obeli forum very high fur his age, and is a form eery 'few boys are put on their. first Cubing W school. The deceased always coo. dueled himself sinifuensly well, and wee with distinetion its the farm, and had nut Ica( since beer examined by himself far ►is removal sow the six* foe* lad trout through that examiaation with very considerable credit. Harmed+, time he was in the sixth Estes, op I. rho anonsent of has demur, he had iiivariably cooducted himself ha web &earner as to anent sod to receive my frequent sod decided cammeodation, and I looked upon him as a boy of very paw psumise. His ietelkci was at all times, according to the beat of my observe. Pus, remarkably owned, distract, sad orate; Ina maaee►s were always gentle, cheerful, sod agreeable; sod be height be reckaucil to have beer on familiar terms with MC He bad bad so task, piterishawat, threat, ur apprehension of puni►h ment, in any shape whatsoever, nor hail lie aoy reawn to expect or apprehend any puisialssnont stn Nowa,' of his she. nee that morning, o■ the supper/460u of his b. log at , his huardiug heave. betiding fur the boy. under the cir cumstamers of absence similar to lbws of the deceased is a constant practir.e. Sir. Wm. Prickett, an apothecary, stated, about half past eight •clock, go ilkiaday ineruirg, he miriade,* the de ceased, and found hum petrel-0y iiniensible, lying us the bed: he exanitted hint, awl farad a wooed in the back part of the neck, and a composed fracture se the right leg; he attended the deceased till de died, which took place about twenty minutes afar anal o'clock yesterday morning. thiderstaarling that Mr. Astley Cooper sad Mi. %%lite, two sorgical geolloassa, ware sent fur, he bled loin in the ilium:ins, and davits( the parforanace of that operation ),Ir. Wbite arrived; he ihra assisted Mr. W. to beadier, up the leg, sad proceeded to cattail:se what hijary was done to the he'd, is iltdog of which II was discovered t►at • small part of she baiin had escaped through the corer of thi . (eagle, and that a very coosideeable fracture had slat fatten Siesta ita An hoc.. The idsceonedeoiss oftereicalle attended by 31r. Astley Cooper. Wiliam had au doubt whatever but that the injuries he described were the cause of his death. G. W. Rickets, Esq. stated, be had kraals the deceased from his infancy: On Sunday last witness breakfasted with Sir 11W. Rowley, in Lower Grosvenor-streei, when Wed". @eased was present; he appeared I. very good 'spirits, and he asked hint several questions respecting his schoutlellows at IVestmi•ster, all of Which he auswertd iu his usual lively MIN Sir William Rowley, uncle of the deceased, fully corrobo- rated the former witacss's testimony rear:thug the buy's manner and behaviour. The deceased had attended him (Sir William) to church uu Sunday, and aftcraards went on a visit to his tn•irrual uncle. An eseniwg paper of Alutiday Wag produced, containing an account of the accident, ninth Sir William observed had been given incorrectly, sad had caused the greatest scusaiiiiii among the deceased's [Porde and re lit lona. Sir. George Preston, usher of the boarding-haste, deposed Hist he give the - deceased leave on baturday to gra sod see Isis frieuits ; he appeared highly delighted. U. Sofia, night witness went round the roust, it was abort half-past eleven o'clock, and on examining lie b. de the deceased was there, and apparently fast asleep: he dues trot conceive that his *dud wits in the slightest degree bordering uu a state of derangement. Price, the glazier, was repeatedly called for, but did not • appear. A nie• *roger +es dispatched for him, and uu his sewn' stated t►at lie was scut I U be found. The Jury their deliberated for a coosiderable time, and ols the return of the Coroner, sonic observations were mid. respecting the mall's absence, or what his eeidericc might amount to. Mr. Preston suited that he would scquatut lie Jury what he, Price, lied informed liim. His evidence, tt appeared, would prove linwaln ill. 'Else Jury t►en returued tie hallowing 'scribe!' the deceased came to his death by • fall Irons a window, but but it was occa►ioned there is No evidence to prove." Mr. NIACD9WALD'S name should have been in serted as having paned IX with Mr. MiTenet.i., of Hull, in favour of the abolition of the Malt Tax. Mr. Home was also omitted in the het of those who voted tor the redact's/is proposed *by Mr. HUME, its the Army Estimate*, on Friday lust. A muster of an additional number of men ap pointed to the Bove-street paired took place in Privy-gardenr, at the back of Whitehall Chapel, on Monday. They wee': inspected by Mr. Hue moues, the Under-Secretary of State tor the Home Departmetit ; Sir H. BAIL Lg. the Chief Magistrate; Mr. hituesitmt., one ul the other Magistrates of Bow-street ; and air. DAM. the priocepal officer and cooduLtor of the police buret patrol establish. meat, attended by the other officers belonging thereto. There appeared to be between ewe hundred and one hundred sod fifty men, all strong mid active, under 40 years ot age, and were dressed iu blue coatis and red waisteoats (the sort of sin. burin worn by the police horse petrol whew assem bled its a body ), armed with a eutt.ps and truncheon, sod some of them with pistol.. We understood that must up them have been eovslry "oldies., who mite discharged from the several regiments which have been 'educed sauce the list am. This additiotial police lynx are deumniuststl the .." Disiitiouuted Police Horse Patrol," on account of their being attached. Au die twine petrol estObbsbottent, and nightly Petrel the tulip:hos of the Ilbelrupolis (the or the loot patrol brisk how evluely confined to U* morteepolio). The meowed hum patrol, who kfro !trAstrantl iu thu tooth beyond the environs, patrol to awl tree, for several ttrib resod, r beretsfuee. . sir • POE TURF: -. • 6TATI OF TN it.dbps.-aaTTING•IIOO3I, Ostia. 10. 1112111. -4 1 I ots lAm 6. 1 0414 9to 1 east Mang •: •13 N 2 50g0149100440, 11 to 1 ads' Choral 'a to 111 ell he • • OAK,. 4to 1 0it1* . 1044, , IVle 1 apt say other. 11214.111 WORTH. le lope 310.14111. I 3 to 1 apt novel 11023 111111111 SEVEN PAM N D sTIIIF.3. • 6le alit Ratifier. THE CHASE. His alajeeles eftwheende Will meet or Frilly, at the HosuatOolee, at Witield, at tea u'elsort. 14WIPpohley fere& meet this Amy at Btroglitoo Hemet owl oil MAIN as Ikea. at half pie( tel.. The 1391111 afileaftete's hotrods Wort ye Prigs', at Bra) 9444 Fethe, es helflase we. The eakittisoossis meet to-morrow, at Ampthill Park; sad ihtlierday, 'et aratelley Pastors*. CITY BUSINESS. A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at duilsilsAll for irmseral buslums. Setieral peruses were swore, and others allowed to be isti• twitted bridters. Coal isod.rtakers were lieramd. glimiseo. /swipe", MINA p Gam, Ovillitits. isrum, Creek red dem, wen oeveralty admitted mid swore oat defers, is Irma: for the City fur fuur years. Various bulb, *ere ordered fur paynteat. HICKMAN AND COOPER. This battle) Odd excites more than ordinary interrst, will take place Han day for 100 rosiness a.aide, twenty six miles alma ad Lowden. Cooper arrived at backer's from Ilidellemlasni, Surrey, el Holiday, and proceeded to the seat action. He basses had the benefit of lb. sees leery exer cise. ram. i. is Herr I:mashie', quite up to the mark, sod hr Whistled at six to four. There to More wormy pend ing erg match than has been hawse for years. 4 . THE SCOTCH BAGPIPER. - A. a Scotch Bagpiper was traversiag the twoa•lains of Ulmer, be was one evertiog esetroatered by • half ►tarved Irish wolf. lo this dirties. the poor fellow could thiuk of motion better the. to opts his wallet, aria try the effects of his hospitality ; he did so, as/ tie yard, wolf swallowed eiery Wog that was @beware to him sith the greatest vora city. The stuck of prositious was soon exhausted, and the piper'. oily recosirsewas thee to try the swim of his bag. pipe, which the wolf uta sooner heard th•u lie look kr Ole 1111Peemaies wish pester pnclpitation than he hail come down. The paw piper could INK INN perfectly enjoy his deliverauce, but that wish ais angry Soot parting, lie shook his head, sod ..id, " Aye, ow thew roar tricks ? Had I Immo your beeasior, you Avoid bore had your floosie before supper." „,ATETEORO4uGICAL OBsERV4TIO.VS. Extract from a Meteorological Journal for March, 1821, kept at the Observatory of the Academy, Gosport. This moth has beets very wet and windy, with strong gales, portieslairly about the time of the vernal Illeptiosz s sod it having raised on twenty-uite days (more or less) Miring the last lsaativa, we may term tt a wet The welcome retain of the spring was visible the lest meat Of this period, when the fruit-tress gemeally begat” to Mesh preoftmely MN hods, sad many of the spring Ibsen nem is foil perfection. At the Ouse of the month the .knehberits, die. had commenced leafing, these Miele( bees Omit NM slight frosts early is the moruings of the 18th and ,• I. the former the thernionseter stood onion' a Jeerer of the freezing point, and its the latter, one degree below is. From a compartsom of the mean commencement of former wimp, we lad that the pretreat spring is rather forward. TM mess temperature of the air is 1 0 five.fuortbs higher sham Ms sear of March in the years 1817,1810, 1819, and ISM The use.. temperature of spring water is three . G"ar"bs of a degree lower theta in February. This we &mi. bete la the abundance of rain, often mixed wish tom/parent iry haiknoses, which probably lea.rue.t the temperate/yr of the gronod, and conseqwently of well water. ludeed, this smooth has pretested the features of weather that usually sew is February; and the arpecis in February were strikiogly anal.euus to those of March is general, lash is raterd to the positions of the prevailing worth, moil the demasposed and precipitant state of the air : hence the lewwase of the barometer this mouth, and its 1 meats Might, Mad Calaparative steadiness last saosesh. . Time stsampheitc sod meteoric phenonterra that have come alibis ear obsesvation this mouth are, 2 warhaffel, 4 porhe. Ha, 3 solar sod 4 Immo halos, 2 lomat hors, 4 discos evavvaer. 4 small meteors, 7 perfect rainbows, mid 1 oaring horisolis, henzioftor described. Also 14 gales of wind, we days us *MA they lave prevailed; namely, 2 from S. 8,2 from 11, 8 from IC W., mid $ films N. %V. .L... AURORA BOREALIS. ff At eleven o'clock in the night of the 28th lastest as a* borealis appeared hem, in weevil uptight benste u( coloored light, which ruse above the ante Alosisse, in the foot of Andromeda, then near the magnetic meridian. These columns of light were preceded sad followed by the grate' rising of a mild white light in a semicircular foram' tsrlhe height of degrees above the northern hurizuat iirfsen it had reached its greatest altitude at thirty initiates Past eleven, two very blight caudated meteors fell perpeodiets. !arty over that part *Mere she beams of light appetite-a. la Arleta initiates after that lime, this light, which hid spread at its base artily to the magnetic east and west, hasttly dis appeared, bat out by the intervention of clouds, sad nu more meteors wele moo afterwards. 00sPORT, Aran 8, 1821. REMARKABLY BRIGHT SPOTS ON THE UNILLII MIPiATED PART OF THE MOON. At eight o'clock last evening two bright spas appeared on the opaque portion of the muon's disc. TM lest we ob- Served was immediately wader that very dark shade, Mare tiontorum, of au obtuse appearance, Ilw light of which re peatedly increased mod diminished is the enures of two Wars. , Xbe other was globular, near the spot Arieforcher, sad =as achromatic telescope had the appossore of a the sixth seasoned', beseath the surface of the kw orb. Whether nose bright spas are of a voleastic .stare, at whether they are mete portions of the moor pe culiarly situated, au as to be ties illuminated by the rare ness of the suit's rays from she earth, we are sot prepared to decide; but certain it is that they were sot seen dimwit the first quarter of the last moose, vibes a god opporionsty offered, and diligent observations were made several nights f u r p similar discovery. Thebes which joined !hinters of the atom last eremitic was eery coempirsoss, eves to the waked eye, sad from the eirtrairhliiiirf right that was shed over the wilsaire pietism of irt diac, Ilitll kipr a better uppurtowity lfered %or such 'adobterviteues. • Yesterday morning Piii.ee ESA UT [lousy 1411111 LAS4IBIIOOUBS, the cousin of the Duchess til CLA inevired the Palace is Pall-inall; afteriserdu ha S erene Hixisiters ptocerdtd to BuchingEutu Hauser, where he was introduced by the Duke of CLsasiscs to the Print:ow AUGUSTA. Aftirtroada the Royal Disks sad the Prince occoutiowood the Duchee. otf CLesziecs its her emit", te the Pa. lace et Keosingiou to visit Hit Bottom A Kell?. • ter.►-" . o-- :7 7 1 JPRIMMPI I 'POLICE. .. , 't• writes VP •• ' - • •, 0 - 1..6' .._ G dew mitre. Yesterday s wolves Was. ruumwitt. el fur woad uf hen fur •1010a11) •••••Wiliet a publieria'• wife sad becalm, bet um- Glow.: Serf Isusaid• said Id burar• by lie Silica Lefty "env. *tor.. A teethes,' ea* eager ea So hr heard before Mr. fliroi• 00 Alothtay, ceder die fallowiew °freemen mires the eloae we the eneemeration to deo Home of Look rewptettne the tioterset eanolimet, o hen the Mammalian took piece a fitnele nom told a buy he *weld sive hem sexpeace if lie wewel.l break th. windows ere perlicelar heeler that wag not he up, ' , sloth the boy oceord nee did. The parties "r"1"'"( el.' home dieteesewed who the hey was dad tippfsed to toe fail., fur paimeet for the damage those to the windows. which he refuted ; the coaorqtreoce was, he was sewiteeelerd le the Cleart.arKeriamtr (10 the amused, wheat the Coneei.... sheers di•aorstil sir complaint, Da the mistakes aeolitatebat Here had boot power. Oil Monday the Gentleman who gisre the boy si;peucr I. 'educe lout to break the wietiews was looieght beft.re Mr. Bituie , charged with hmsheted windows. Ha as eotury attend. d wed took an ehjerrtiose so tie preteretheigo. lite 51w grassed that his diesel had awl laaar the windows. He adtbetteel shell he hod raven eke goer ••• - peace to break the lebulutis, hut he euutrothil Oita war offence. at their was 0 . 0 .ieultureise the Are that untold patio hey he timagrarel to rousing to break window., whole eller time brie& aille**l lei else Slagettrate, the charge was do " I 411/DDLEsEX SASSIONS. Yesterday the Sessions for be Coast, of Middlesex ram. metered The may C• 011 of nosy impuriouee that es 3b beard was one fur a eouspiraey, of el kith wegivestp . w parsiculars. Joke Cheefee Malnfif and fraßYAlia rl/IWwee indseuest for a convpiraey, with Mod to delfireed Nfesssers. Ches.'s.. soul Bowe, rea l edible tinsbee nert flouts, of • connisierdisse bone. It appeased is evidence ihat Clarke, ease of the IN fend. wets, repsevewied Knight to be • mate Ito ,silt. art Mantes, soil thereby prevailed no bloom lbws-tie bud Roam to give his creslit to the nowenet of 11101., he (Clashes giving Isis security fur the sum of 11Alf. Choke ireepted osie hill to Are stiwaul of 401. which was paid, but rs el 4.. pay more, in tainsiquesece of se h.cle the preseut act Lot s ae Leought. • The Defendants eedeavourrd to prove that they 10.4 no 'prevsesuily-concerted plan, and that at the time they oboist's' 'Mediu from Meson. Chriatte and Rowe they had season b. fortheve Knight would bare been 'able to meet his esegage /it'd'. After mime deliberslion the Jury found bull the Mined mils patty. Clacks:. Was lined 501 ; sus! Koichi, who in at preseat prison fur debt, was 'sentenced to imprison mew, connueiseileg from the expiration of his prise art cuu- Sttemest. - SUfiiir s Y SESSIONS. • THE. COAL TRADE. Yesterday these *saloon sat, by adjournment, to heir and determene opera the romplaiut of Mr. Them. Bradfield. agsiesst Flanris 1.4 g, Coq the prtucipal coal-meter for Mr County of Surrey. C. Haaittsua, Esq. mob the Chair, end there was a foil Bruck of Magistrates, amongst whom were !Caudal Jackson, Esq. J. King, Esq., T. Hedger, Esq., cad several others Coessiderabk interest was excited amongst the coal-mer chasm in 'turret by ibis complaist, and • gavel number of merehassio add drillers crowded else Court. Mr. Tuneow appeared as Comore! fur the Petition. The Petition, which was read, war of cossiderelde length, •nd set out wish statiog. that by the 43d of Geor2e f 1 L thee Whet of Chief Coal meter f,.. Ike Comity of Sorrels air veiled is Mr. F. Bigg, sod that •pon Peittsost the %highs gistestra of the Crassly were empowered to proceed in :6 summary ussonser to inquire. and •pon evidence to din. miss hint for weiteseseisert. The appenetereesit of a seeceer sew is by this Act I. the Overseers sad Cherelewatdena II the menial Parishes is the County. 'lire Pentium 'went on to steer the great complain's tut bad bees made for years palls of lit defiCifillet in moostely of clods, and the charge that the great cause of all the frauds com plained of was is Mr. Biggs slut appointing a aufficieut somber of Meters to do the duty. It stated, That in ode mistiow, comprising an extent of two stiles, mad comprising merest wharves, there was only rose laboeriag man, and one lamimetre, fur the last four yrais. At she rotary birders:l there was only use meter to do the duty, mud be alen•arle.l as Calestais at the sob of Messrs. Fisher and Beton:— At the stet 00000 of harvest, Mortlake, cad Kew, eoniaiesiog air extent of Iwo lode" sod ore half, libel, was only one metes, sad he, in tousequence of not being able to be at snare titan see plate at a tame, was frequently obliged to leave blank tickets to he filled up by the renders of She coals with. who. quantity they thought proper. At the Holherhithe Matsui., where there were four plates [Jr the delivery of coals, there was ouly tone meter, and here also bleak tickets were le.e for the dealers. 'the Petessoes deem west mu to state several eases citric the cousumers of coal lad suffered its rouse queuee of die duty of the meters not basin beeu per formed. It charged Mr. Bigg wish sot baying suprrenieuded the meters as lie was in duty boned to dds, awl • kb Put hat , - lug auy person in his office qualified to receive complaint's ; and, la.lly , it charged bias with being fregaseutly its a state of tutoxicatiost. as that be was unfit to perform him dime.; and the Petitiou concluded by praying, that, etudes all the CiITU181•11111Ctil, Mr. 'Keg might be disinimed. Mr. Bs &Afield, • cual.asercbsul, resoding sear Cannon-row, Weseineaster, and several other ottoetter, were examiesed iw its support. Mr. Turtuu said it would be impossible to get through the whole of them this day, ss be bad twenty four more to call. After some further discussion the Court adjourned. We understand 111•1 • snultilmfo orf witnesses will be called us . behalf of the Difeudmets. . . . _ . EDINBURGH, Tarteher e Arm 5. HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY. This day Joh* All'Douspell awl Are. 40014 I . l l 4elslgas, owners of the !ale sloop Mary, of Port Glasgow, of which the Prieto's. r, Archibald al•Locklao, was aka sower, were brought to the bar of the High Coati of Aisairatty, ea a charge sr hariug, is the Saneour of 18214 Rued ems soil freighted she said bleep at Glasgow, far a voyage is Gtheal ter and Lashorei, with a cargo of goods to tie valid' of 14,0001.; on which nitrifies policies of lesstawe were effect ed, suet of abstraetiog the gird geode frees the tresevnalsett uff ihe I.lsod of Bate, sod afierwairdirsitihogiadelikiur her, wills intent to tittfrowl the veiny er the B iwa. saw the per -o• ! , what had tuoitrweitteu policies unaware** spa the vridel pad cargo. The ladle-tamest kavieg been rehtl, tke *elicitor -General i stated, that hr passetifeses the differ he hi 4 ort the r true, itoespist „, avid restricted it to that 4 , Our. 'pi ei 141 e Pai. *Lhehiste them pkeeled Gailly NO" as sie eistriele. , sod the P. I al'Huogrif plea a Godly. Tle do t was aftero•rds deserted pre Jai it isePtirr, mid the Ifs mete recommitted le gaol. . NELINOHOLi baITaISTROPIIII. -..irimat..-.... Fa reegliCEONV liii (vaAlliCal 3. • We leers that ea Ilseiliy mitt Wirt; • tit" I at Toppi- Itareeete, I. chases ewer)*, waft 4,46414*5W, slid that ft pewee heroes hetet./ %most of she potash, MI 'a 'Mimi" the lliates widely letwitirtf bail kierollett This oidlertatiate perse•ea Ohs r reioawirY Olive, who; with Ike •••.• a altiog hi* eseip, motoisptell is Nora atlttlbt loch' 'Mk* eastirlich lispilimii ' • - vealmers . ' is *mu • Or 'deco ' aaptivr. leedieed Mei the Ste, lelerevir, It istentreteis swims OSA re ether perm a the beililler, Isle Illeiteet 1* Oise poi t bet weeeleet ti dee ellisied of fOliditteir tehi4 dereeiewt4 the rues ewe the seedy ef tii ilehedeepeiv TIN pallet IMO Owlets trio Ws, mil tlekiletie were wt Vetesol•—eireve petted*. allts wee ibis swift 'sr 'forte II 406•1 • •••••• sodolistl With Se sae eleill perfectly e itheiltak bee delft Wad-4e Ws erVie 4o / 1 41/4 b. " *1 ItivetocialOplirt.--(14o YerA !'alit,.)' ' ' • • : rdalrb4 -111. A a&PE , ifi 4 ' • - ~ C -. ►. IC ~! 11. A lac or out OF