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set homy: 1 de be , ) tlerew \ 'ties— _ IMPERIAL . PARLIAMINT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Totto Miileca 9. The SPEAKER tool ibe . s..;lurir at four o'oll, and dirge beaug only thirty-rive Members psi**, adjourned the House to tu-kutooraty. U ~ ( - . . __—......._ . wawartmarauT . ) - i ,, j...vilit Ittrat until! be Mere. WSW its's/ the sanitise, slim hies of sae WAAL , The Ilia Shield if the public mhoolle INN 11160.011 all liereilli * ON Catechism of the Coitailbliamtadicat iholtenstsdi pirtelut iris • • ass of resdpeetehls appearaaeg who ashen the .outer which of the Ur vnaiist aelPlkiii l , 4l iiit di celillift — 7 T he toaster eito ,mhtle midillicolly to po in t i lint ascii' . • the luau itesising his application otiW porulissiour. him to a caireeftoier's to treat hits with ion* .The master agreed, .sod the snots Intik away ilk/ , boy, out to the coofectionees.ln into the erl44 0101.41. Mat him a a erne' moaner, leaving bum welterisicje hielltbsd, sod misty dying. lo this state hew blogill'itillif women, mho earned Aim to a house. , u ; ? . . t.. ; antoet,tee, niastrat Is. Our Political Chief boa published ao mane* ' ' tag, exhorting the inhibillialls to deliver up she i .. tory proclamations, grentiplotben of which hare bests ish r l ceSired by the post. .. . ,_!.- 1 ... • •• 3- 'r•-i" "; Four sospietows pirsisilbellinalsoi‘istigibilisrlio went 1114 in the highway erased with Powlisietpilifito sad pistuls.4 They ore coufsood to the Hewn, wittillt - lo wo crowded with ' heimitials that id epidemic disorder io opprehooded. • . ' s !! , r vezerese, velum/tar I'7. oiler mew Political Chief has fuond it accessory to taste a 'amigo against wearing coloured starts, especially green and motet. —(3liatellottee, Febreat, IN ) • moftemos, etas vAttlr 19. His Imperial Highness our Sovereign has been sltaelisd for these few days pia, by a Plestray of so tollamiiiiintry us. .ttire. Tbe great rare of the physiciout nits silecreded by a pettopt applicatiou of the pctigior,lgnitariare an Ctlaiiilershly sli s ui n ishiog the violent syropthosi aria:which the disorder goimmenc. , d, and (voltage, loin *me Wee to manifest.— Viosstfu P basontrie. Fei46 . 004.00. 0 - ir .:, • i • • HOUSE OF LORDS, TaeguDAT ) Molten e. Their Lordships net a few siente before four o'clock. THE LAW OF HIGH TREASON. Lurd HOLLAND moved the third reading of the Bill to extend the Act is force iu this country, for regulstiug Trials fur Ilicleffreason, to that part of theVaited Kingdom called Ireland. The Rill was accurdiugly read a third time, posited, and ordered to be sent In the House of Coalmines. DIVORCE. Mr. Knox, from the Ertelstioatical Court of CRoYaeeshnlk peeseraird the procrediap is the Divrerre Crow c‘,llll4ller.j. Frellete, 14,4 wife —Laid on time lahle• The Offenderv"Fraisvpirriatiou Sill went a mine*, and the Noble Mainsail repasellellelat *maw suttee had agreed to it without any escsalisaut. STATE OF IRELAND. The Foil of BLESINTON moved that certain pares should be printed which hod bees laid on the table, in par suauce or his motion relative to the Ditties en Articles he purled into this Criustry from !reload, aad on floods Im ported Into Ireland from this Country. He vinderstoml there was ad%ei. iit time to have them printed fur the psetpuse of him motion on Monday next, violin to the Stale of lrelintd.l —Ordered.--Ailjourued. 14:1,...55. i,olittilty"a"l4 !iviL-arl i t! . . ,•• : • . ' , a. ilaiall •1 I FRIDAY, &tacit 9. 1110.1. ' r 11 1- I We have received Paris Papers of Monday last, but with respect to the oilfairs of Italy they add IC nothing of importance to the intelligent.% wittab ind .09 the have already communicated. hi Vikee ' 'cOMaiii.4 PP('- stances M.: absence of DUO'S may be inatkrat elatie4 ; 'till of congratulation, and the continued silence of that e x' cu- L Italian 'Japers . iepecting the advance of the Aus. loured +lion or, , , ... , r tram *rosy cannot fad o f benag satisfactoiy to mg •,„ ap i si „, t friends of freedom and just444..ll(da akmdt:l e l .Jaralsol was. , Iseigh.., wry ors however, be understood se inkwell* sibillas. that .he shout d 'Aare the fate, 'of the•l)titliees of that the Cabinet of rierfttaliakheitliiirsetesits . 'b •li t allalliles Ilt.brai.r 4 ead !hey cl"'iltl''o,bi," l with liar- to the influence of those frelismit', tiporg tu . • . 4 Silg owned oft * pike. They stacelidett the tops of . , subirct animate the muss of ri;;liiitin , and the housessmarre.Wwwid ptaced their muskets: at the wisrissrasisid chhinirs. aril) Ilia appareut deicrun- countermooded the march of the army, nor as ref autism We're if the Marshal .stteinpied to escape. posing any confidence in thine rotnutsrs that would In Oa, wean 'tisie one o f the cro wd mounted represent that arwy of herdy and gallant veteran the 'clairatittat of the karshars window, tad by troops as having evinced an apprehension of poison . igiu indicated to the isiultitt.de lista he bbollitt his ho ur w Ns cume. Na* and secret steel, should they proceed into the ter m. err escape.... • Ilk y -had • got , tibias the roofs of the bosses to :itches of Naples. %lie sonibate the interruption that uf the . hotel du Pilate ItOyal, from whence of the march of the Austrian army is other vitt:um the people tvite * ,firepasing to de,er ! ,d, seined, lino stances, the principal of which is the necessity felt the e•Watuber of Urn 44arshol. Imuiediotely • shat b y the General-ill-Chief of concentrating his foyers was lived, albeit dell not fail him, but *badly after previous to his irruption into the Neapolitan States, lie was hit by'askerotid rhot. and fell un his lace to • the ground.• Soon after that nice, known to be that he alight rush upon his it.terided victim with „..., --...l4o.lreforti , ..ap peated at , the , ai:t_ulnw the the. ;more fearful I tt,ct. but the sexy Akfc l eptiun of ' ` l *l, f&Vilniatitt„ogeoce4 . .. al"' 1•1Pa1%,,1F .1"e• Pt- ' dais necessity —es p eciall y as we ase-toid that the s. __,... with *boots or . joy. 1% e '- , ,_, -it' batted it . • ' " number of Austrian troops *hick' had parsed • -.l:cilti of i l a•tir . at „hear f ,91 Ibis swish event • r 7 ' u Ilie b tth • -.l. o d ur a 4 4 lii i i c e *, 101 1 I -mem ray through Florence between the 1-Ittratul the 19th of ..... -r duo. try ,1, &•• • , og i pc j immics ~i.a _ ,a .. 1 41 4, jitoiUd, 4i, was prosed . ',that.,, last month amounted to no leas . 0 . ian,41),b00 men. the • Idaraltal- . dollleane it:VI 'hi*. deaths by •P+: 11.0". t 111111 that between the 19th and thleitgi other curia. 1 011 C. Tillkalk* Pow 44l 'v"Pllluliat' 44l3 " 4l.4 "utia• 4 had followed —Inures that ,1119' Ausliiiiii OM"- . . • .• eipsii hitt iieferV i t;;st . -clih-eitou so. Listhoste . • ' . 4 . it ... is r it i r m Ai - 1 ..; c o i e r e i , inve ih ar g aii : manor,* calculate upon a 41041111411110ir rigorous te . i l i i,, " IT • j i a •• !: 4 4 ie4. i tit. • gh, pistalice than tire} had prtillata4Ty'rontemplate, • ‘savikltstatlor mil . I ' , At m I Ala and that they do Out think it prudent to couriuttoiv l -1 "ladle 'the campaign without adopting every precautionary k S lice sueastne which skill owl experience eon ilichale.' l eihrlie - 1414.1., i c t The feeling diet they ore lea f letted, if not fe3red hy.., _ a wl , "u ~_. tessip,,pp.l -awn- gritbitet, must temf to inert.ase the confultriee iromthiotti--t0.114/se Neapolitans, while «ter,. I or delay adds of the. ii i ifleir Mello* of resist aver, ai.ll told II bit! CII to t it iiites-do-Cml9• A • tom the resoui•cts of their antailopiair. , .. • 1 rtroroe. . ° lt has been asserted with contldScr, WO is raffrat .to• pull Thila3 4 lo4ll these paper., that t ~ ta illnr"ffit interred. in Nirples has declined Su:sly ap far indepeadmataf . Nt N. jt , thy rononia cheditor 1.. e ithllSkii., __ t ii - its s _ she . . tudiis, *awing •/ -"7 been pinions!, ranbalynrii, ander the direction of %lr. Mash. Naples deserve s he re . prissiih of having cause d if" It has hero finally arranged _that list foliernl is to take but it is certain that nudge the prevent cis rum- F r i:re . Ze""""`• ii % . V f ""kiw ilse 6 . 7 4 e s a l : i t:Ze ll . I f . c ";::: c eg e. *fiances of the kingdom the Goverument of Naples i i , I k e isueal/alimre. Si. lam&s, early in t h e morel*. in could nut have acted 11101 e wisely than so grant this use of the Royal carriages sad six. so be followed by our boon to Sicily ; fur alchnogh, under the most fit- r„"::::',."' 6 ,t',, w i 'L ll c ieh hte s t - he lMO D : k n e e: . .. " "ri Pr i. i :atly to pat use vourable circumstances, it does not appear shut rattail by a military guard of cavalry to the placer of Mier- Naples can expect any rife-ousel gid Irons Sicily, me ;ls t. e Duke. soul Meekest* of Clasew ee remain as well at ! this measure will not only neutralize the hostility esti be "waviest under the rifel4llllollllllCre of their loss of the Siciliens, but enable the Government to ems •i;tuSecihresls oftuy G asr o ireie ler teses aw r . e i r t e he l ive lri v is issts . v ii i ii e l r i iis lay (rum ib I ploy in an honourable and profitable manner the large body of troop* which should otherwise be rsquired to keep watch over the doubtful boogied lily of those who ought to be their friends. An article of intelligence from 'ruin), of the 26th of last month, says, that the Goo' Duke of TUSCANY is seriously indisposed, and it is remark ed that this circumstance has probably prevented the demand fur an auxiliary Tuscan corps to act against Naples front being presort, by the Aus trians. This would, imply that el demand to this effect had been .previously Made by the Cossst of Viennu, and the statement is the more remarkable as coining from Torii!, whore 4135/flare:l, must be I cosisidertil as placed iu similar cireusuittotices with regard to the contending Powers of Austria anal Naples, us those in which the Grand Doke of ' Tuscan or Sod. himself. We should like to know whetheid4eutand for an auxiliary corps had been made to the King sal SAILDINIA. Sardinia and Tommy were not invited to the Congress of Lay bitch, they are therefore not patties to the aggres sion upot! Naples ; still if the pretence art up by Vie great Allied Powers for interfering in the affairs of Naples had the slightest pretence of truth, these very Power* ought to be the rretnost in the attack, for they are more likely to be affect ed injuriously either by any estraordistacy dere lopement of the resources of Noisier, or by the destructive inSuenee of the alleged ,itti-socisol principles imputed to the ttrevathu party in Naples., should they assume an . l . * ortivity, ire f ul than Austria, Prussia, or itusais.i the lipettech tog power of Austria in Italy is noleil gllgpleasing to the Ptinces of the Peninsula thou it is detested by the people. The jealousy of the Ultra-Mute tune States is as strong at this day in Maly as at any time during the Path and tfitli Cen turies., and Tuscany would ill brook to unite -iiesfew troops under the Austrian brewers, for the purpose of promoting the iolluence of that over- Vows* Puwer,witlttit the J'eninsula. When Souris Pail* ? .iii •ibs• folde al ini lat ury glory, marched spinal lassie; he coMPLiled Aturtria and Prussia, then 'humbled at his fees, to joist their forces to his, end swell the train of this prOud cooqueror. While 4.laftune smiled upon him these inextharies proved faithful, but in the hour of danger and distress his - allies were tieticleerous, and to their treachery was ion he attributed tan Ylllllll share of ikto subsequent calantitiea. 'll . he example of this event ought to warn Austria against employirsg auxiliaries, who FASIIIONABIR PARTIES. The Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford entertained Viscount mot Viscountess Di Doodle and ■ 'elect party of their distinguished friends at dinner yesterday, ■t their honer iu Clevelstitl.square. • The Earl of DV by Clive as elegant entertainment yeah* Jay to the Directors of the Alleirill Altisic and several ethir chstioguished persons, at his I toe In Grusecnor.iguste. The Marthioners of Hertford has issued cords of invita tion for a grand rout of Friday, the 19th instant, at Hen knit Hums. Manelleorr-square. W. Blake, Lag. has lamed card , . of invitation for an en tarviiiintent no the 19th ;aslant, at leis residence in Poo timid place. Toe Marquis of lamaadown caitierlaiiied a select party of friends at dinner yraltabilw,,,oll,Lhisscluwe Howie, Berkeley _ . S. R. losliiagt3a, rag M.P. will have • large Jiaorr party on Sowlay, at km Wow: i• Cieribad-equare. FASUIONABLE MOVEMENTS. The Earl of Chichester has left town for his scat Stanmer, near Lewes, theisscm. The Earl mid Countess of Jersey arrived yesterday at Ilwir home in Derkeley-. a ware. f um the Duke of Bedf.id's seat, Waybills' Abbey, ttedfordshire. Lady Jane Moirtgonicry. !dim laositiromery, and the Earl of Fertiatini, left the M. JR1111,10 . 3, Hotel , Jermyn-street, yes terday, Inv Paris. The Earl and Countess of A hinging sad family arrived on Wednesday at their house in Doverialliaset, (rum their seat in thifordshire. Arrivals at Blake's Hotel, -00.40Gateret :—Sir Charles Monett, Hart. from a hour; Codeginlkood Mrs. Guld6uch aad family, from a tusk , and aPiliiiitromery, Esq. from Portsinoath. 'Colors' Johnsoa has left town for his seal its Uncultishire. liie Charles Attain, Mot. has left toter un a tour. Montagu Burgoyne, Esq. has kft Thomas's Hotel, Berke. hry-"qoare, fur his seam in Eaewx. Huu. George Agar Blliy fruin the Duke of Bedford's, Woobtora Abbey, fur Hanover-square. 1 1 , PRIG 117 . 04. alAi ! gat His Majesty Majesty walked ha the Palate Gardeoe yesterday in excelleut health. The weather te.4la% ha. !wen excealively damp and waplea. .ant ilorotighual. His Majesty was on hateeheek in the en veeed Riding aelnitst fee better than cue hoer before diluter. The King ha. seen ao company mare the death of the in fest Princes Elizsbeth. Au eatertaineeent we asinstightd win talked of fur the Palace, hat that a auw poem.. sine die. . _ Sir B. Bloom fi eld, who left fur Caritas Palate Seliely eveuing, retaliated lust Men. Lis r. • ri . otrrney, the Poet Laurest, hes written a new )tar's I Ms in honour of the Ilittest's Neves gie to the throe e. which bus been set to music by, ,Ale.l3lsitoe, and is to be performed at the Cove gt .getriteu Oentorios, with the addition of a &nibs! ouschestro of harps. The mute of Hien MID WooAWTAtatre, Esq. M.P. for the county of Dublin, it 4.40 kis beet, omitted by mistake among the M Usirity who voted M - -- - - , - cur feel tiojiiereat in cornet with her, rod who, lat . Mr. MAIRRLY'S Motion nn Tuesday night lama, if ritiitis sleighed lier atiorsre i rrk waa hi be amoug its favour of the reduction of the Window Tax, &c. the first to join her enemies, and take rrveuge upon Extraordinary Conrsing.—On the 18th ult. on the manor of Lord C•iliDOR, near Stackpole her for all the'evils iltat she haiiiriffieserl Upon their Contt, Pembrokeshire, 14 harem were killed tow common country. Should the Cabinet if l'ittlallt, cessitclv ; and four more out of six that were however, have resolved Upon vitilsitivne She indepen- atterwaids started ; making 18 out of 20 hates, drove of Tuscany, by csimpelliag the Tuscan troops killed iii one day. A match was lately made for 100 guineas amide, to constitute a part of the itivedtrig ariny, we eau h.twreal Mr. T11E013,41.13 . 4 patty, Mat•u'lle-Alint, not well eirileeire why thelalliiiptiallion of the Grapd f'nftVllMg 6st. 71b. , and Mollie Wsirsk, carrying , poke should divert diet citiet i eriltitist from its pur- 64., over the two-mile coarse 's! Epsom, on the day . I • , .• V! •.1 P AW. VO 1111111 A upon with assiataree would at the Oak stakes are ruisior. The Ives* of three tarea ' , .. : Wattle., rime have been cnissideted e inseistrairs out- unle nava. Five Asa blur on Mangle ;f urth.. rage against the rights of uatioua, but experience . Laseissie (large to a Crowd Inry.—A short lime hire Airtight Ur 11141 the s h uts • of ..r t h e IterraT and the before die death of that great and venersdile lawyer . .lodge FOSTKR, lie went the Oxford Circuit in one weaker States of Europe are estimated very light ly of the isottesit summers that had been remembered I . by the greater and more powerful, wherever they r or ~,s uy years, when his charge to the Grand Jury 1 closure to biterfere with their scission-a of empire, or wits as lullows :—"-Gerri tenser', the weather a ea. 'lrvine'' , hut, I am very old, anti you are rerrwirli even with the ordinary views of what their Su e r - ,0g „O al„ VW., to MR 44 1,01 il i„1 „ pet i wocv. s. sego:noted with your duty—practise ii." ' •.,: At the Sale of the Duplicates of Earl Spexctes • The - kilp i k,jetee, AFFIATII. f rom S m i umiti f,,,,.''' library, 44 EVANS'S, in Pall-mall, perhaps tlig '-' ' be niteresting to Asisteldass arsived off Diotntouth ; she trilled -riiewl,llg 1 11 , 1 ,t, F,.,:ii'icts may readers ..... lit February. Captain AFFIECI. reports, that Rev. Mr. Ilivigroll. 541. 19444issonirs—Pt aged at "Ir' eight slays previous to his departure a duradful nice, 1472; editio princeos. Ore had broke out mud cousumed nearly Hut whole a tillelevors. Parise, 94/.lo6.—Ribs-Priniell lry F and Srhuif, at Moult, 1462; 4166,2 vols. A mast i iiiiii,'skitli• all 'immense spa:tidily of produce, shish Idol and viveuifirevl copy.uroo vellum. ••• This is the first Laub Ruble wish a date. tad is causequenee bee very armee'. ./ • Mr. Hibbe.t, 1171. 112s.—Boccaerio—La Te•eide--Prialt. The following extract of a letter flAtfroptain eclat F.rrars, 1475; folio. IN/ I n a Edn.' tine o f l i e eerysi Mr. 1;,..U, 1 e i :4 5 71:z ... .tin; las t : of t.n ri c r , l: w itelilin s :11e . f Mr' . . AFFLECK„ of the ship Striror. from Sunessuu fur 1 lullund, arrived off Dartmouth, and dated March meow di Chrt.lopinlirl Laadiens 1451 ; 14110. , I(1 ,:„ 5. gives further particulars of the lire at Partials- .61.e"1-6., Payer, .410/. 74—//orufirla—withasi dilitZ • rash The :recoiled* sluice received do not mention i tl r s i e l s i sv a 'y s p ea lie rers t, " „4 "" the t; l: i s li t ar esi tu „ ; ion Ea s i s .rtli P s. r . i tt "t o r riraa . City Icc . Iti.v , the aceidesit oriernisied : Mr. Heber, 24/. 13s. ei.l.--birene/is- I' risase.l by Ulric luau without dale; quarto. A a she tot) radical cy.,, "I am esusuriery sorry to inform von of the almost total ~...' . 1 j .„...„, i . '.., , ' drstrticii..si of the toot , of Parnesarilou by Bln V, which hap- --- ii".....„ - i - I , - . --- ",„,, b 11 , 2 - j , I L . i 1 i . ". : 1m v ii 4 , 11 L bc ., 11 ,7.., 1• „.. p. i ",4 prurdim P. 1.43 21st Jainpary. Three bandied 1111 Ki isiatety- two by t ,74, -. 1 „;;;; , .. d - ' "p a -- ; u — sr :J { ;;;; . : l ',V 7. l ; - ; - f . - 1 10. --- 27, - 1, - . " ---: buiv•irs, itillu.line stoics nail back buildings ausorustius to a usummuo, were rd. : mil So halm The luas is se , Mr. Mealboris, 3114. 18..—Pispi4 lift•forda Aalitraiis -4 Pointed by Julio de Spurs 14611 ; folio ; It. lulu peelerp.• at sweaty minium. of guthttni (Surinalit currency)." - Ikk. licattscuto, 311. 104 —Shims Ildlicrs--Prittied by . . Nvreyolyryn. sod Yorsoarix, 1171; rube. Considered 1.1 be the Vestertlay 1 usernieg Mr. Um LILY, the Kisses' asistawasureeps. Mevreoger. arrived sit DIJIIIIIDS.St tett, with di... ' Me. SeedoieU, 11.31—Eirpilli Opera—Printed by Seep- Parches hobs ' Abiditd. • Mr. • irrentoaD, she j INmi amf hbowsrla.l4 4 ; 9 4 tube; olilia Printer.. ''' N• 101 01 NvAMWICRIN II IO , I II JAI. kir . flires4igigi flu'', The lioness in ATKINS% trivelling toeticeii4 I Naples. .td. '.a,iff t et.u..)o 4, li, v y a by.li .4 Win i ;,,,,,i ; I whelped lour cubs et lieVerrey on Satorthy Week. ~~ .••••_". lit • • sift • ..s. The whole plot consists iu the u . ..lvesoures of !Ur. ribbir to procure provender for a fele, winch he gives to some of his noble metitisi,otafikees,„ He W ord reales a bad resemblaute tu Jeremy Diddkr. Mr. H A M.. LEy takes upoo hito.self, ita the character of Mr. Tibbs, the whole ‘might of the piece. Mr. I lam- Lei as very clever. but c.4g00,t do i•npoi-ituht. It was, however, amsounced for repetition ou Satyr. day PVCIIIIIg, UOL to the universal satisfaction of Our humor. COVENT-omtnew. Last night a new dramatic piece, as it' was . termed in the. ',lay or • mica nielo-druns, it might bumr properly be called, under the title of Kenilworth, loolided ou il.e morel of that name. was produced at this thratre. Of all the novels by the author of (f orerley, Kenilworth is certainly the most bane,' of dramatic incident, artil• the internist to adapt it for representatiou on OUT OCT!. 'is one of considtrable difficulty. from the danger of overburdening the scene with narrative and dia logue. which, uniirce warily ptutracteil, never fails to 14figue r and exhaust the patience of the audience. Its the present instance eonviderable judgment his. been relayed by the author—whom we undersubat to be Mr. Bunn, leu•lnied of di.. *wells al that masteriag this difficult). Of the dialogue, nu more is given that; is necessary to exetd MO. support the interest of the scene ; and Of the usr.: retire, no more is retained than is requisite for the . tisiderstaudiug of the plot, and the intriniuction of . the incidents. Of the latter, the most strikatig that occur in the sand hive been preserved, with the exception of the cataalrophe, w h irls leas, we wish we could ray judiciously, beets altered from the on- Richard Verney being made in perish by the f.II from the st incase Instead of the Countess. The piece was listened tap with much ott r utiou. until the seem occurred it; the Permid act between Varney and the Earl of Leicester, in which thes . latter having been cajoled by the fanner inio the belief of his wife's infidelity, demands to be avenged by the abedding of her blood. The so age and fiend-like ferocity characterised •by the repetition three or lour times successively of " Her blood ! her blood ! !claw have her blood !" was cer tainly not in keeping with the character; it was touch too revolting for Malley, Aar, of Leicester, and was by no locum, qualified in the delivery by Mr. VANDEN Hoer. whom,' this, and to two or three other scenes, met with some tokens of disapprobation. The temporary ill-will excited by the parairge alluded to soon 'Med, but only to be tonna with increased vigour by the cosicludisag scene, in winch the deviation from the story, with which the public mind has became 103 fatuiliariard. so well by the novel at by the pieces of the-owe name at the Survey and Adephi theatres, called forth, as it was natural to expect, a strong expres sion of displeasure ; so instked, indeed, as to prevent our distinguishing a word which fell from Mi. CONNOR, who oil the falling of the cuttaiu stew llforward, we presume to &moonlit* the piece fur repetition. In the Earl of L-..--..4--•••er, Me. Vas fff DEN HOFF was not quite an much at Janne as we have 1 writ him heretofore. Mr. Aitiort, in Richard Varney, Mr. Coe Noe, in %Veal/ass. and Alf. 'TRIBE, iii Anthony Foster, gave full drat to their roopective characters. Mrs. FAUCLT Rave be cowing dignity to the pun of klisabelh, wad Mir. T. Hu} played Jrmet Foster with moth &elm,. The moth Gunnies: of Leicester, of Mrs. Viwtob. realised the expectations we were led to form front her first appearance. Her acting iu the scene with Varney end taster, on !ejecting the proposal to ap pear at Kern/worth us the wife of the former. was spirited and dignified, and in the garden of Kenil worth with Alir.abeth, it was tender and subdued. The seetteiy as t►tud, at this theatre, was beau tiful ; the view of Kenilworth Castle, Ur particulars has seldom been equalled. ENGLISH oPtaa-iicsustt. Mr. 11ATHEWS was completely At Moe lost night. His perfonnauce went oft with t els*. THE 'ffiIIIVELY. The Heart of Mid-Lothian was last night to. ceived at this theatre with must rapturonsi applause throughout, and reasinounced for Saturday (Lo-suor row), the only night it can be acted shiasasww, under the petronsgeolthe LORD MAYOR. Et try perlunner who haul formerly diatinguished themsrl,va re in this celebrated piece were most warmly clieera through wit ; and Mies NORTON, in the }art of Aforgery. Mira SA I.TIAL, as Mrs. Glass, and a very usterest tog and beautiful delsatarrie In Effie Deems, were each taint etnincutly successful : the latter Lady, who is but 17, exhibited mine very superior fta tures of talons, mid premises to become a Ilium scquisition of the first consequence. . The Ist button:ion 3d Gu.irds, have starched' through Exeter fume Portsmouth, iartheir stsy.tor the Plymouth garrison. 1 A Linz, cont.tning Erna: notes and bills toile amount of 1,100/. and upwards, *al slorkit the Lord 111.11411 1 4t0n etmen, while standing rn flout tln. 04re-house, York, on the night the 1311. LINCOLN, NIONNaIf A FTEgN (MM.—There l• every hope that Culnuel SiaTilOilir is gel:-/Yel {Or. . tl gls danger yet exists, each day alleas aigos ut amentlmem, mud the Colonel nod the Ladles are cimulderalbl) loiter to-dtly. Mien tlw itecurro.l, spit immediate Itutbt of indguaiion (iiit cluced by the Iseuevolesst and virtuous , d.spu,,Liwk ur our worthy Alettilm) flowed from all, utak' the tinittebtiun of tleogoing mdltresdnient, by smile cm , creani : this supposition, however, Is now detably weakened, and many think it afore by util, accident, ill the lossels-full flying out. The in hu found tine pin has kern caladium-id before it Nlogiatuiter, but tatting% was theitrd hymn hum Ills" could is, wily way connect buss with the diabolical uiteut.—(Bostult Gillette.) - • ' - • : • • * - •.. • • • • • - • iSSASMATION v Mmitiffiat 'BRUNS. ; i ; (Pm. the Patia Pepsoal ji r tb C4l i r wm tor Ael eari rz tridth f Riots his Wu opted - thortriobot o pet. • woo of thrpONValaclon. alias Nooierfort. atNged 1. this, attempted to cont- . . istilllo4lllllllllolte. The Sri attapottfot otfOrikotti ss ilol,l4ACl, aceipiniou "totaled Jest*, • s o tpatobtemotil olio 4 C 4 / 11 . 4 :4 r 10te1b0',11.64141Y b‘st;•l Welt a . :.. 4 • a. 0 , • v . e . RUquefitti.tititen. , rali4ji • •,• • hosing on the 424 day of•J ' 4l aft*goot4 1A '• • ' a part in a &umpire...ye( up.' • toned. of •4**ottrildti soas. armed; who, by farce ' 'obit retittVird fofb4r •vioteut Means, attacked thtterifir; Ode of itie'eecu'.*e Mid judicial • flan ,Rs Wres t or . ctio n a sty to their laws mud . s•Val«tshir tb. maiOnelellliCenf the public out horny. t1 ;i 11 . 411t his having been, its the •courry of that r •livilty of the utentder ant) robbeoy of new' say nerd nines, and having wilfully and with pit.' sneditetion taken away the life of Marshal Brune o. leust . beeii ira accomplice in these two by; ( than, bi itriviag with his knowledge ititlid atia istetted the author or authors of the act, in priori& i ri s the torauto to prepare and facilitste it, - or foe 'the purpose of - tactually consonsmwmg it, contrary to the 39th, @orb., 210th, 214th, 216th, '2Deths 500 a Itiftl'3o4ti) oriole* of the 'Nail Code. • And diet tho i tenst.Guiridou, alias liagsefoit, had beets sent ff . " Omit of Ainier, its the de. parlctieti ipulkueelase, sittin g rt Corpitittu, to be diode tried sceording'to law. It rurtlietltyrlitiar,, that on'the'tieteArlit, in per. 8001 Kr Of, . tOrtatlere-Metitioned judgment, the ful- lowitig tircormitancestappearetl':— Ost the monnitrrof the 24 of Aagott 1815, Marshal B7ne Avigiiim on hie way froth r njOgi t i r rl )10 While they were t‘togiog hirrati . tu Ina. carriage, and those of his Anles-de-eanipp.ion.tiffseer of the national 4; nerd went to sheer their pot•ports to the Commandeer -of Me• place, r ifr toed their deliartnikl''for arose niihateil." 'llk 'the mean tithes a •th'id that had assenibled ; round the carriage us rani, se it rwor.kuntart,thot Marshal Brune war in it, had reouttlerobly• ireoreesed. • Threats sod menaces were trowels/et-46nd. trird..the people took the horses lictui the cirillfKkllll4 the departure of Morbid Brune bec:ane isctuetly amposaible. Haring been al:formed that 11. Jo Vault Clisinuoe. the inter Prefect of Youcluse, had arrived rt Avignon, and 'l. lodged in the hotel of the Palais Royal, ofo lo e the place where this scene of disorder and confu- i atoms occurred, the Marshal immediately dentanded his protection. The. Magistrate, by hi., pr. score and influence, .effected the departure of the Mar- tell/1, who went out by the Rite de l'Oulr, to•pur- • soe the iced to Paris,_ which was enclosed a lon.. dislagce between the Rhone and the rump:Ws of the City ; tout the moment the carriages quitted the hotel die Patois lr?.iryal, the riotous persons, who had beeped threats Anal Inziwees as the Ilardial, imilledlately is.. after him, rod taking by.wsys gi t 1 b. foie him, i• greet number., armed with weapons of all sorts, and actually stopped up the road. v. The carriage.,' Were awaited with stoner, arid crieq of "ifill,pirrr.P". were beard. The Pre- . feet rad oiliej, Aoltiorities, apprised or his new tlesgar, flreri.lo, his onriiiiisoce. The absolute tosposeibility,lo , ehis continuing his jouri.ey was %lava, • sal *'e' trisrblr, 'end there VP:11 no other 'Aril,. left_ to brolk flint track to the city. • "The peok persevestad in their threats. As 1:040.4 a* Miming Brulie retiarued to the hotel du Royal, he got out at the gate and threw nate the house. The nonage* of the Aides- tie-Curti were put ion the coach-house. They then immediately proceeded to block up all the door* of Cie hotel, iii•ipite of the assailants, one of whom tlarti-tin Wavers between the door and the casement, its prevent it Iran being shot ; and it was out till he had been seriously thee iieneil with ha, Mg • them broken that lie reinoved then). •1 he civil an- . 'lt:rarities were, arranged berme the Peals ltojal; it 'Aar their sake became every urioute more said mule el-s l owed ; their strength became impotent, and their ettorts tandem ; they could nut prevent the plunder of the evertors of various kinds of pro- perty, and some silver which it contained ; they 1 . even rearbtrti . trith violence !it'd, blows llife,eeecu- tire and judicial antilotiliet., who enite*Ooured to restore order, and prevent, the c.innuitssion of tiiese crimes. The fiery Of- the puoole agrisist it Martini Was bow' at its hOglr. The cry was that he abotold'sibare the fare Of lheDulreas of 1 . 1 :. 001 1t ill e i gni a l iziliiii. oiosol i :g 4l4 . v i tro: lP -kettle: 4 i 1 " lit.'ooll•Sept!ltditill!ity over the .. ..... 4 1 / 4 1. • e '- - Mali 'A: . helr • i . . • A l Vt i at te ... , , ~. i t 4,,,,air0. o sumac ivy, 1 1 9 ' . •• ' o.br 'ow Goirpl 94 ":4 44311/1.4111te A 1 5 .4114. tuts. . • , 44111 , 0 •W olin; krelltsliol .t.e. Alm. T Worse CO/t4/ . . ed ' ill Mitt ciao* er t• khei,i4ht tiar I.R.iy . • ' 4 Of sleOtgliollittlhlutoke•doolve:: „ }bescri , e ?,• - *it iv, ditlatitti 4 fits"bi l tbi• iit o A ides-d0..19, ..19, V l _i ii ' !MO iilliothee, ot- to pi . - - th, • "iiMbe"iliu t riiietLiiotatened .ti . • . . doh si, thei/iid; twos otdeted b.: be iu • , a.i. . • i--- • • • • .11-• s •., I s * Ns • " . • , ';•` - ...• . • s • ._ ~_s '' • t bo a e • • e. c % • . ' , . TIIRATRES. in Tajo IA ::=7ll,tir P.rp6i. ' '. 6ossed ffSt rite de l'Oil. ‘. :1* ' from the bearers end flint' •into thr Rhooe ; sad • f 'Mitt tha thetaselves balk a foto stigh:emiessi es is theAi• • N. • —..— DAVIT-LANZ. Preellii" selves may stele te,, liefe e e s i o g, behetirev, the caillt. , 1 411 Sk ''''''. .Vr , -• '. ' • ' m : ‘ tenvit*-IL4 / 1 A —.. Last night this theatre wits honoured with a stoat . . 1 1. e ..'.), was ta t i ie ers Neljlel' is tg lietillit thi rid°ll4llll4lll..c r" ......_ flexion between th. Careen of Sicily and the Coll,llll' c l ip 7.-/-r - < W 5. ;:.,„ ,.. -- .0.. - ..4 ~ y rz: " ^•..• . --- 1 . `,1re,, nuinerons and brilliant audience , to witue.s Mom thrincearnt:it. floated owlitir*rtfre..4l6.l.6mi , of . N 9414 ......_ 1 1 r " ian iiiir.fr. j ii, i i, j oc tm ... :_ ..... f7it . i .:= _ L lP:Arit . ..... ... 2.. '%P ..-, , ;..m,,:5tz•Z 4 „_01,00,5 jewr WILSON'S Itoseitts, its the opera of Love in a Vif- aboutlfty shots at it. Finally, they engraved on the Neeptielitir Arepa, t o th e e memit 4 . , 1 1 ;stee t I - ... kiiiisitigsi . those 'present we were - heppy -to i'' • P PUNIIMAL OP MI 0111Willf ILIZAIIITIL ishiserve AIM, 11F.LH EH (late Mts. O'N et LL). Oil one of the brichtts (sad the impression remained 'Dr°, herd been' Whilrawn from Sicily. r f iii . __-......-- entering the iliNitte she was most warmlt• greeted fie lbtg tine), " Aiii/r4o4kiisiops4Phs Marshal the dr friar o f the frontiers . The dialltieenieat gargimpro — ' — iiii;Oeipp -- k-. 7 agegiirin - refereiliarittalry - fry the endietter. 'She iliFireorrrroaniedtryfiii-viiWii itirailit4. • . "...-• ...,..1 4 1 ..44 1 ..4 . i_lpshri4lon .., • • • •-i• i ~ . .i ila c>• .C7l - 14 1 r1FIT *l' 'I Ia:) , subsisting lietween the two ports - . the . kir - . . shifter-inekvwl aild'aPatitmeekbeeweihd . irtidNibriellikoli and sonic oilier Leith* . 11Ir. Hamm, Mr. CAL- .., • .. fur ilsesiiiheerwieut 4.l th easserral of the Prince', 0124411.. citA FT, and Sir tw asa y w i Leas. I • 8.P4i#40 4 3 444. - a fat a moment or such deep tall .. ~/. II "NT' r th e, o aeoe ber e a t h e Doke ' sot U.S h i .. a Cl amm ee. Or Alter the oirtlaaticit blur race in one wet; wow . :..i.,4fiN . • ~..... :u.' , -. •• ' ril • " 01 " • . be lementeil, though we etr ; ~•t'repure d ase•iprepured tiiipsy. w A i., r-11.-4 Y "4'4l' •butt " 14 P . " nilie e'rl°Cll* corks , " Insill. ii rferturd fur tlic Writ time, called Hr. Tibbs. The of the Royal *slant were plaael in the leader corns' "wi"lf . - A --.---- --- . ..--- rmon. • - rniiviirr • 13; whether the people of Sicily di the Parliament of Irwin "werionsle embalmed. under Ike direction of Slr. WWI. whole plot cohainlii iii the advent urrs of Afe_ rib! s . . .