The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-11 00:00:00

s' NAVA INTEL. LIGENCIL DLIT., . Sirr. W.—Remain in the Downs Ivied bound the Generous Planter, Thorp, from Jamaica. --Arrived and remain wind bound the Admiral , Cockburn, Brigge,. frem Bengal, &c. ; Snake,i Wil.4 i isms, from River Plate';' and Anil: Stone,: froml North Caroline.—Pasied through the'Dowos his Moil jesty's ship Phaeton, from Leith. for 'Portatioelh." - '' Came down from the River and salledtbit Aldebaran,. Borden., - .for Virginia ;% . Reward, Rini, for the tootle-, ' Seas; and Sky kirk, Pooley, for Sierra Leone. . POitlemOtriiii SEPT. • IO. --Arrived the Gitte en brig, (mei St. Helena ; and Confialre, from a cooise: --The arse Rolstan frigites, under the command of Commodore Ratmarinff, from Cronin's& bound to Cadiz, list from the Doles, have anchored is St: Helen's Roads.—Sailed the Morningfield, Cameron, for London ; and Fortitude, Arfster,for• Emswortli.— Came into harbour three colliers, from Seoderiand. PLlntotiTtl, Seri. 9.—Came in his. Majesty's ship cyrus, from Ireland. • I . riteltANcit, SerT. 10.—Arrived the 'Uni ted . titers, Morck, in ballast, from immhe to F ' a . rickstadt, having been . on shore eta chi' !pit!, alifi Sand, and brought in here by two siffige — smadks i 'Nines of Orange packet, with a Mail a. 4 paillasses from Holland ; end the Jaue packet, with ditto from 1 Gottenbargh. t . • i GRAVIIVID, Sen. 10.--Arrived the Sarah. Merge. vet, Nicholson ; Jane, Spence ; and William, Milos, from Bremen ; Agnes, Smith, from Jersey.; Lade, Stewart, from the Cape ; Active, Langdon, from Messina; Amphitrite, Dawson, from Montreal.; Nautilus, Adland, and Marquis Wellingtoor t from Grenada; Neptune, Borseley, from Cadiz; Oporto, Codley, from Oporto ; Thiiic Appleby, from Teoeriffe. ; and Ocean, Johnsbn, fromßatavia. Sailed the Harriett, Skillew, for. Demerara ; Ann, Rossier, for Cadiz . ; Aurora, Retch, for; .Seville ; A.nnesley, --, for Bourdeaus ; Golden Grote, Steel, for Rambergh ; and a few others. A tree bill was yesterday found by theGreett Jury of Middleses against HINNY Huta, Esq. fees as sault epos Mr. DOWLING. . • COEINT-GARDEN.--lAII night SlitßlDAlNitscel. lent Comedy of The School fur Scandal as per formed, for the purpose of introducing.. Mr. W. FAnnex to a London audience, in the character of Sir Peter Teak. This Gentleman hall long been a favourite with the Public of Dublin. His reception last night on a London., stage was an earnest of his &tore success. In his performance last night, be displyed a thorough knowledge of his author, sod a perfect acquaintance with the business of the stage. His bye. play is welling, and he in.' fused into the character a spirit which we have net . witnessed in its representatives for some time past.—. • Ile was well received throughout; but he was 1110fei especially and deservedly applauded .in the scene with his Lady, in which they vow never to quarrel again—in his interview with Joseph Surface, in the library—end in his mode of intimating to Charles Iris brother's frailty, and the concealment of the little French milliner behind the screen. On the , whole his performance was highly successfol, and we have no doubt be will prove an acquisition to the Dramatic Corps. Miss Bauseow played Lisoll Teazle with much spirit. The merits of the easel • actors are well-known. On the whole, the Ceased, is strongly cast, and was enseenced for repetition *midst loud and universal applause. M r. UUNT attended the SessiensAnese. at Clerkelso well, this day, in order to try Mr. Duertino's Wit* meat ' • but the practice of the Court being, .That ea e bill found it cannot be tried at the same deedess,, • he pleaded, traversed, and entered it hest on the: list to be tried the first day of neat Sassiest, wltiols. begin the '36th day of October. ILLEGAL EMIGRATION.-00 Friday test "- Potter, of Loughborough, in Leicestorskire, f mitt), was committed by the Maple for trial to Liije caster Castle, for being about to go to Agitate Web machinery for =akin bobbin or twist lace se met y and six bores of machinery, of difforont sorts and. uses, were seized by the Police Officers at the its where Potter resided in that town. Nine or ten other persons from Loughborough and the neighbourhood, some of them artificers, were oboe to embark; bat bpon Potter's being taken into custody, the/ ill lit Tile weavers held a Meeting of Detitstiee; far' of 'Lancashire, Yorkshire, Cheshire, Diirbyablarr, &c. &c. on the Sth instant, at ski Spread Eagle, lu Bury, about nine miles from Manchnter, when a Resolution passed for an advance of 7s. in the pound —roar adrsuce on the 7th instant",.and sore on the Ist day of October ensuing. Most of the Manufacturers at Manchester and in ihe bourhood, have agreed to give an advance of 41. but the further 3s. it is expected, will be strongly re sisted. Lincoln's Inn Hall is now undergoing the . tedious process of another repair. It was last year Gothic• iced, to assimilate with the adjoining Court of the Vice-Chancellor. It is now to have a roof in the perfect Atli-Gothic style, resembling that of an old English barn. . MATHEWS, who finds himself Al Home wherever be gore, is ibout to take a trip to Bath to give his Nail Conch Adventures at the Kingston Roo - ats. Mrs. West is to make her debut at New Drury, in the character of Jane Shore. This Lady, it servos, is the young actress, who appealed at Covent. garden Theatre, four or five seasons ego, when Miss COOK E. Mu%nEw, who is engaged for twelve nights ■t the Liverpool 'l'heat►e, appeared there on Monday even• log Iwo, in the art of Sir Francis Gripe, in which be wit ably sappovtad by Mts. Dossos's Miegrida. :.% • - • . •:. - • . ' ASI I ION Tna e.SMI aventno rost.j Lest might (Monday the TO), Croer.street Theatre i ezitibited *nether of thee, steam of discootest and disorder, which so ftequestly twee in, cousespeiscs of the ediesseagemeet so long the disgrace of the Irish Stager' eadestroor Melly to state the Ogee of ihe,tossik.of kat eight. ..... A.A&SelsWillity eight.. Mr. Hopson was ansitseaced 141.4hetfeelle Nyman, la Lima and Ciaetssa, bet therbsiese spotted, bills le she passages stated, thee Me:Wog - nos had 'satiably withdrawn Itiveself , Ices the Theatre, sad that a Mr. Baoao would per. feteribispiet: This was reakind by the audiesce as a matter of feet, sod the Opera proceeded without interreptioe. , Hotveter, yesterday the following up. peered Is a Merging Paper:—.. , . • • ,4 !'rota the Madero and support. &deli Mr. Resew has re ceived • frees the liberality of the Cases. of nubile, since he appearyd .before them. he feels Mundt tenet spas I. espas t ia the cause Obis Pet appeal% es Saturday, is the ehessesir floraseo. for which be was advertised. owl is ~lndict " settee which was. posted is the 'Throw t h at evesitog. maim. • That be hid posted withdraws himself Iron the (tiers. He bop to loom tiff Public that it was Welds weirs Kt. but Is eceistogesate of the lietioe be tea s( a Weise iewlß which lac. WNW rented from Kr. leseeneseaJesna. Jan.. .wig desired Ain, le the sot lassie* saider, . %Vitt neat* After stmili asseatkosaly easdert f* es _ *papa Moo Mr. James stersaary. Mire ImiVasered ' Arry re estrasestret *siert& ilaresesiesi. or. before be mid WI theketwer;stagainappaarwe befits the Public. " ti• A. HODSON. b. Dasteetreit.'" — Loot night, after postponement sad disappolot moot, the Opera of The Haunted Tower wee per. formed—Ade/a by Miss eiseuxos, is whirl charac ter she was advertised for severeldwys tw.i.R "•/lama Idle Time," • swag composed by Mr..Hotssotr. This song she omitted, sabstitatiag seedier in its plat...— When the finale commuted, a call for 66 Haste klle Time" became general, avid the certain:. fell atithist hisses, end doodads for—"t The Manager— Soisr—Misk Stephens—Bodeores Song —Apolou to Nes, li e dsoit i ! . arc. 4..-The clamour cootieseel, , 'and Mrt, Hoax presented himself before the certain, bet he woeld sot be listened to,. and he retired. Tile Call . fer sr illissager..Song--.4pology" was m eowed, andegain Mr. Bean appeared, leading el JiliseSteentss,' wie Was greeted oa her entrance a horst ~ of-. applattse:. Mr: Hoax • then . said, 'bal. " Mist STIWUNIS. was so - indisposed in Vie' hiletning that she was **We to rehearse the song.!! flaiing . said so much, he instantly, and in a. _very eograclook manner, hurried, .Miss STIPH an ,wIIF the stage. This stiettied to increase the stoner, wed the esli for--" Manager-;.-Sirag—lVlso u the Manager.,", became loader Awn ever.' Mr.' WAS.. Lacs then appvtered, bet having',. persisted. ia-hig n. deassers to obtasq a bearing, much beyond the ivith isf rodent.* sedprnpriety, he was pe1151:1... storm coatintied, Ind Mr..Wat.t.scit Astute stt - iiri Dented himself, accontlianied bj Miss Sesuit)lsom'a Again she sus generally applauded ;74 proof - to the, Manager, whoever be is. that-his coodect alone was ender consideration. kir. WALLACI said, " that Misi Srarotss would sing any song except " haste ldk Time,' but that' she was enable to sing. Here .there-was air of • e .No, so, *peels as to Miss Stepheas;- no Song but Hodson's ; your apoloiy wilt does to Miss Stephens; bet send the Manager--4. off." A few silly Dandies, in the Stage-hoz, on the right of the house, very injudiciously encouraged Miss STEPtigNS to ling.. She canoe forward- for the purpose, but the audience would out hear her, and she was obliged to retire evidently much effeited.--li" I.perseo in the Gallery now addressed the audience iaid its the course of a very animated speech, he said, " Miss %reputes is perfect in the song ; I chal kier) the Masser to contradict ins in this sweetest. I also say, the caste of her sot singing it is the io iefilletion of Mr. Jottes s marely because it is of Mt. Howson's compositioe." . The tumult, and call for " Manager," sow be came loader than ever, sad the thunder rolled till the Ruh& drew op for Use farm of The Keying, _when so Me u sgee appearing, .the woes were ordered off; esdkas they deelleed to, retire, missiles of all &scrip. , sloths mefgarifins (Mil a ports of the hoarse, and !hest* was soon colkeed with them. The actors *wed, my impftlfeatly, to come out in dumb' show; and, at tattooed onfortenately (and wetnen., doss it with deep regte.), Miss Lasc,v was tit with Oda hard Gebouw:els the fade, *bee she fell on her Mk*, smi was espied off the stage seamless- Thisi ns a r gsn canang Ise IM WO, reprobated ; hes mot 104 se thee the deeds* of the Menager, who would mid *it the slap anseisediog performers seder sects' eitesomitatiate; they would not we presume,. Mime' .s Ufa ter breve the ialgastion of as*** Wed bediessee, sod their appeasing meat hue bank II is to be 'opposed, at 0'1,19061 order. of.edioesez Miedleents Oho affairs of the stage behind the ca r t a i n t . Hine we thioli it eight *sauce as attempt mode 4 lA,Morelog Papaw tSumsatitre) to throw she while idiom of the tellos i l and stowage imolai c l aureing o ' abets, lw feet, the missile that hit Miss IrahLT•o4o,. Ohroult frith the Boxes. This effort its implicate, the . humbler order of the aedience - ahrier, AwieWitt i neither good feeling nor comities jostled. We bifestel observed an audience where discootoot and dhow°. assign was more general, and-as we have aireadriald, She missile which unfortunately. wooodei WS,. IgsLIN, was thrown from that part of the hoes* alp., r posed to be canopied by the kilo - aid& of seeiey. :When Miss Kacr.v was retried of, the cartel% was, le( down, and did pot rise again. Presley. to thisi, those who bad occupied the Pit unrested to the' Boxes, inconsequence o( several missiles falling short of the stage. A considerable portion of the sadist *. remained to i late hoer, and when we lett the hoe's, the teraolt continued, and we were apprehensive that much damage %squid enter, as pieces of timber, sod other heavy substances, lie. in all directions. It is stated in the Morning Post, thee Alb. Hopson, when dismissed 'from the Theatre; bad taken the music of " Haste Idle Time" shit his, and, of coarse, It could sot be saes by MIN STEPHEN,. Cowarsailots Wpm has been com mitted to Lancaster Castle for three menthl, for having combined with divers others to raise their wages, they being employed as sa is alk ,spissiess,......: (Liverpool .41dvertiicr) smirOftw' —oilia 7 -;• •• . . A most dreadful estaileppbt to ok. 4m AMU OS our coast by shipstretk. I!bS Side, 'CaPtaits N. Doak, sailed from- thb portossldovidey dem. for Heston, both* on, board thirty-four vibes's'''. dad on Thursday night. oboist eight ta'cleck4.. struck dd the Platters, es the Welsh clout, Post .tho Skettiet Light-hoese„ end in ibost ep,hotar the. tiessi, Wiles down, sod thirteen of the pesvmsgers-stete dresfrsiod I the rem of them,and the ereer.liffil sting by t Olt. ekkh fortuniteli inippened to Ire our at tk , t. list a sineb ttdids, wither Woollies AO bet slip or ' wag • saJtid. • • Among passengers saved b J o boy iibmit feelteet fears 4 age, *h. !ris...lolle both 611 Plin" " b r distressing, eveut. We haio bade overt ie.. &omit to got a list,bf the SIOTOPSO lest, bettheCip tint den not teen, leckt he niters of soy of thee, and .sty Copy which he had of (hell was as timid. Thse crew and Oregon mild were. ate kerwarda pet roe board Mary and Sally,' . ales tad arrived here Friday:. Abeit 10 o!clocit on the night previous Si tido toal4isoomplowei the $.41 Ton dowl, the brig Dash, from dsigvit Stag Linde., When ienfortnnately, thresof the t Mew 'New diesthe •thess (two) wow owvett Ift 00 11 4,0 whole ? slog Grist praise, ste arc Infonswik.tellid . • . in board the pilot-hoitt,tfor titefi'edivreettlittose rescuing the persons on beard the Silo Goa thelr perilous situation.—(Liverpoel Pdpett) • ' • • • • it AI trPAMAN DISITIIMANCR Ar irws DiftiLlN MELANGHOL' TIitITRE. A oast dreadful catgut IMPOSITIONs .r lULL-COLLEttORS. :i Several complaints having been letely ~lade to Oil Trustees of the New-cross Roads, respecting imp.* tions practised at the Dartford-gate turnpike, the Trustees, feeling it a duty which they owed to ill Public to put a stop to these impositions, ordered the collector of the the toll at that gale to appear before, *them on iatorday sennight last, at the . Green Map,. Oiackheath, and only one impositioe • being on that , occasion charged against _him, the Chairman, in capacity of Magistrate., inflicted on him the pendia, directed. by. law., •As.these impositions have been tarried on for some, time to the injery of the Poblic, a fine of 40. which was paid by the deliogoent, ana which is the utmost penally which the law al lows, Is far inadequate to the eateut of the armee, and the probable 'meant of the toll-gatherer's I licit, pins. It would appear that there were two distinct :artifices to which the collector of the toll resorted, according to circumstances, in order to screen his at leapt. at imposition. The toll is 6d. for a chaise and pair, end it was his practice.to demand Is. 'lf the traveller, ignorant of the legal toll, and unsespi t eious of.fraod, complied with the demand, the col., lector gained hie object ; if, on the other heed, he ' knew the legal toil, and remonstrated against,* charge, the latter apologized for his preteeded.orrior, by PrOfessill a belief, how incretlible seem •thil . belief might appear,. that the traveller inteedetl: n pz 'also for the post-chaise before him, if any ha 0 bft in right. If two poet.chaises belonging ("we* petty.autn• to this pte together, recourse wetted to a different artifice. A boy then made his enefirrece,• sod demanded ls. for each post-chaise, which there is reason to believe was too often paid. Di ?mon.. Wince took place, the boy was prepared with his -ems., alleging that he had perhaps mistaken the it tell, bet that be would go and commit his master.--' Bo returned, acknowledged his error, and, if en. ratty was made why his master did not attend him self, she answer was, that his master was bogy making up his accounts. It is to be hoped, that the measures which the Trustees ere determined to adopt will pot en effectual stop to these nefarioos practices, which the Trustees have great reason to believe are not coalned to the Dartford turnpike. A Theatrical Fend, for the soppnrt end Mier of old and infirm Actors and Actresses, iceboat to be established at Liverpool, •pon a plan nearly similar to those of Drury.lane sad Corent.garden Theatres. - The late rains have been pretty general all over the country, end lave already. bees of the most•'s. = ' semisl benefit to vegetation. -7- --- -- - - . . . Avovsel has lately been eshibited on the Seine . nes; Paris, which is impelled by Wheels, like those attached totter steam-boats, bet the wbests,instead • of being seqesd by steam, are turned like a hand still, by the strength of two men. . Sateen is now a fine and htleresting object, for in Ms pressat•position, with respect to the gook, the Owe brood luiplitais ring with *hid' be is now eu. I compelled presents its thin edge to us, and is in4ii, :ble, escrpt the telescope is tolerably good. it nom appeare as a very narrow, bet well defioetibinat light-ttrevaracrois iris planet, and eztentling some 'diatancs beyond it es either side, and will cAttstiouse il• do po for several weeks to come. J•piteeN first MIAs bill emerge from an Eclipse on the 16th itt sat } at flh.. 10m. 445. ; ead-ch the -M...130ta. , bie tiiii'Kerib will be in such a position with respect le the Sas end Moor, that a remarkable high tide bill be targeted,- particilarly if fareitred by the li ‘ Ind. 1 — s ll lLotir - - . Cone Iticita Wet ' SIM 11.•••Irbeirt wee t vie* sipplf of • Wheel this etereing, l salis were ezcetslingly dell et • decli,be of *.—New Seeley elprovlt ti prise..—Oits is. retittitr?.— Old s4ins atooleehip.--lelless 004 other arditeite6dihraticre Wheel (11,41 th) .... til. Mt they raws.44•:;e:kW.4ll - 7/ Newilleo . . SI 141 • &ens : ............... ,t) • 73 . .- Ohm ( .... 72 84 Ohl Ito. .:.—e ' ' • .4= It_ ...ye . ..... ............,* 56 Tl* —... 63 71 parley ...:. . ' Illtzt •.. ••.."...r.e.'irr.....: • •• - .1 11 111 9. •' • ••'. • I •,•.•• ' e •= : • .. 111- ilt fies.tv. :.::. M white Pees ...... —.OD 84 404 4*. s p New ditto.... :. . ... .__.Flew ill lb 'Okra Bailers ...—:.Z.O MO Snoods . • - . SIIIIIIIIITILD SAILIEST. Sr. 11. To shit the Ofel, per stows of Slos; oral ... b. Bd. se 4s. Bd. I Hese a Genie Mee., I trues -it US. en 51. 64. Ness ..Irtsl ... it. 64. te as. tie. 1 Sheep sad lambi ...... S. Perk ..- .ss. 04. to 60. Od. Calvet ................ 1 Loeb— ,s. o.t. to Os. 04. Pien....-............ 1 . IiAT-111Altt BT. 1 Hay ...... 31. np. 04. t. , $. Ili M. -:t Clover ... 1 .:14 08. elk a. 21 . 1 a Straw .... 11. Os. Ott. to Ss 1.. ' lit 11.1. A NO. • --ism.= stitAtifts TitA -biirikE; !e. Beitairi Bier. ?-. .471n-kleistity its!, bt. taleird gills Stein Niter; "led tly Mr. Joist M•hony, proe:eded, impeded by lie ealiseibiebi to die Nooses .if ROM Carpal add Abate* tistlivaii; di tie Ueda it Rifilelltri is the parish et ilibeolhastsiits , 4l Ago idles' frost Killtroeyi led is rattle bogie sviewd gotta Ailletable li as Midis if sitatfoos we t 644,14 Oyer: tad d(Cisete's thrtittire apperstiv, tastes; tat, .ii. leg-Ott% Ike seed it thltspdleossiera iced*. A . *leg malaited at Cosies lit difsehd ti gil istii WSW . , • tied it fill Sferillett tit Of. ittils I+i lir oiled bileeltlirield to Ron Coot. ter Silks., rii* Sorra IA wash site* e patty et the *Mr 1,4401 ; c... 6 lied bled teticerl afitti eettler'eeneict,l4l eisiFt. Mi. illallostired-Ctiisitise Issitbrait; a twilstili4o, 'bard kitivseterely edittiddt. Coot,/ iii hit tatOitip btobe ,tbil tiOtkotist, - sod stitterill. ilio es, eati:, kr; iii *elite ( tit this' west 4. Sositio esti st a id. hr *Mr *ittrThiiidoilito a slid iiiiiiialty ,bdi *Mink dirriek.-( Ca* Prekr.) ' • . Oil ell, slight or'ibe. Wit tit. OCciirkiii 4 SIC:. IWittldwitaieei . , brill/Waif, isithin fuer .11.1 if ihislisse\s, , wet 4484.441111 y . eissisested h$ ire:. Mrs: SksteasTerstitf fled ,lit of tfiti Saint, lad 'leaping bet sta. lieteeteeetbiy. e•tbie.i le *erg of $444s 0. tl IA404•1-Vtldtliiistainesferiale No i k:boitt 4 kid civeltill*ieff toil. Anse' fel 41114 She Ore a 'W4l' reisiti-eatde- doman. wild -1 10 deleAllir, JO *tee thittlfilif fly the retention. of MA., e. Croef,ftel *idea . * iii' &Lit sod °there, she gitaboi *et* Ore: .. Al fiiiittrestosokating• kr tie adjaiesit hootesi And eitiitit stile. iledsOn's propetty . iraa greeerirtl: Siete . jereisins who sere endear-itai4 is ald e irs re. tiogilsitlag the flaatei bore iteverely heft - 14,14 Ni.; Mg II iti the roof.-( ( Newry releg. epitA., : , Pfe ::, • • . with risiitb plasm* thel wir iiiire r teileekliiifil tole ritil(i, float a BOA of Rettlithoirripiteitia4 illitlied (q this towoi sider - lie 'bete An if Ratiblz iltesiC We.eirtilitli..ttiltiltAliat 4lessiy.4iarstartilrly •ieiintryd a leitiero .. ef this bitid‘es the tater sill iitai -I.:Veirs, ieed, there are het Atejiaee. bapek.Otite r fpint.. Itiin; In long at the 'item end bye.lenesi Erni 'Ad habitations ofilfirliniiiikifkreitTle as sin eti 'heckles', a*t.tWidt . : .t• .1 In '% 1, 4 4 ha - '..."-; Oa Friday,-the4i4 Yfi l illitlle hitt Of bay *it Mtroyed on the freoffiFf of Mr. Samuel %Voile, at WasieboierniOn4StwolileirAtit 41Wion1 tib I i To i ill.ssi tie lmestants .of' *bleb adintrivied In the iltoriishing risittity.rof tstAviedeett'ortitikiiiliii.koriade,; • 0 Oho whisk *as irsoteefed a piraids Gt:s.(4 00/ at eety. • •Thit *tots freaks oritestreying tilt Oft. ISt treic,biag illeVeetOett 4 ifie hits shit otirridled by a tonsideraltle iteriffee of ledlitcleift of ritiikiaa Miry of *thi•poilsit of Ilarbethili. , :jArd )1, .., Ti. beeline of • NeirtY-tsitityeri . WWI firiAl .s Mr.-B. tcod, • der:cited,' '46l;.lane . ..tesie'ett:y• Mtge. AP •Maghtratn site netiled at likifili" :Milli elected . Mr. Resent .Sistiti" • • ..,We.."Afteest, -1141,7gine et hi Aldiriki.d f coati cheater, it cbetto - .Mayne' Of pm itprileitit, firth. vs, aosein*, ,, t .; • .• , -.4 • ~. ...eflie Votis*-PititbrPittiOil did i rebbikelltO t k SPI."41104101sa -terstietrirreistalli' I - Weir a d Imp , . lipptetartee v' by the ditiedity. of its eage r titiess. qtrsgetlae tleaSld wit. *Mitt tiaflOtoart wertiEfts Thealre pi .asste.robbers rattled .# 'dee 6 bidet Of tier 1 5.Peilfa nietliteel-Marla. Laois& the" Osclievf ...gala., The thieve* probably inteNtd • tri eel f s chips's!, ceasstsuicatiog shit anothie adjoining Ate Niioce,. sod they then opened a doer •by means or ' tat., kn i t. The Cabinet was .vrotinivotd till the Hiatt eta; nine. - when .all see rch-provedlttiftleSi. The has k egtionsted at one million of Vienno vorroney. Tbill cabinet contained e great pirru'a fberjeetels Which were 'soot frespently onto by bee' Imperial itighe ftett, and a number of French Rod [Wien coins.- , ,The latter, tieing very little in eircolitios at Yieenoi 'way lead, teethe dierotary of the robbem Btiractrrn, Ana. It —Leiter, froth Erse of thil 46th air. inform us; that Prince Blocher 14 broteming worse; be cannot go by water, *Dr bear the Wingert .of a .carriage, in cooserinence et 'whirl* it trill be tieJ cessarren convey him in s litter. Ills strength seetna c o mpletely spent. __, . , Atz-trb-Cubertme,Sgrr. I,—Tise . number et foreiliners who lii arrieed,bere sit te tilt 27th net: was-1,11411.• • . er - r ili tagair ell‘l4l;l4 .ist..Co t iog el o or p,. e d :d -EaP i.p 4l ;: r. t.elea ii' 4.Alwilrsti e. iitiP hll4 4th ibsti;. Those •if the King :of Pre* * ndl.f.rotil Berlis•os **Th( sit ' ibliondvy,'st Brighton, a servant aid, disappohr in. km; eireflearibd I' gitantiry of la?dropern, whir* she Irtd-peicbased - it a cliernist's tbell no, the, Jostle Parade. itepirritliare, °howeveri asoelosk her is tiled to • pptrinto eettedf, toil her fife est reit:wed.. . Suaarts.-4PAltent tnbler, nemett Gnre, was f.snd bsegieg he his ,tilt yesterday 'ingencrig in (isle. steset.il4ll4l eiii•fiend• him • sesporrilod at. as early •Iseeri,sileitatl.esisiletintidered inflow lisseso titre s !"0,kir140,41111,AP •Ihr• '. - ' mi ss e s -^ .-: • % i A rt, iiNnt_ _,Atortilitatpc.-e•Yestetday q, about If ! ; tisist sait t iatalgeito mitidimood woman, appa. WI?, 0,114 tlieteist.ourodeetee•d walking by ilea a • tie river sear &Item...bridge, end as Irot ett I.Vdisvi,P e r lUf KO. ok.to-fceiletettrietron of her lea t vow- r attiAll Ilifee,wite4tot kjp • ..hort dye, Illiaklitt . A e t flOy eleits J observation, she threw iiiPerir : WS 01 like; o a. bare'. A Ordstloron 1441 went. in. en "afeegOetl- in getting lbsi i l y.. ll ef'i r liiii had bemiit tbeitater. tint. ettotilt fe 1 0 1041/ al f 'ettrortainste .. . erearat repeating Of tier e 1. i i A. ratif j Ast ._: * :titliiirtgll,...tbet she trot 1416 • k.`"v•-q!`,4l9i4wiir!'s ..,Pil: h 4 same to radii *kb ragere, ~ .fineomprOyasoal, bet .falitnig in her OP; 'pet'llol6s#e alk_rearell .. eesely to ittereatide, she bolt detiresteed.ort, ded#Tryllog tweet; ibis bit hem attelypeliersit .tint.... .. s .: : • . • 7. j stile, :i 1 ,11104 , 1414 Mt Witt teiNtittod tat nisi, to 0f..11111. Jail, tot , ciendettinely sod ;flea eirHy seitottriting oiartfttill3 on tbo. borders if ScOtlend. _ ... • A • N., **Kiddy ***Mac • Otnitemse 4 the Rams Joirootest, midi*" is G;.4 , *oho, called 10 Pa) e shaft visit to a Mood Hi net. New. .'iPriell. Dories his shy, lief • . * his berme by *ll. 1 : bridle en the rail Were . thy po: . y window, selsegh. although it wet only test* of end Ow eye 4 the 11 :" 1"f elmit w as titoat el iers ilm4l 5tat0 ."4414114 6ey de portent , " sd h e le h.t. 0.tii..4 pert elto stall o' ""-- } t v . i i r. 4 ekt amids t . tbey els*, off. • • • st.