The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-05 00:00:00

TUE 1iVai1'41.14.4770f16 - • OXFORD, WICIMICIDAY The Concert at the Titeatve last 'West LialS crowded 'whirr tlte performance ntinkfifilqa , The foil de part of the tailience watt most The orchestra was directed by the 'almost on. eq 104 skill of Dr. Cbwrcit, the Ursiveriity Pro-, and 13 ttertAst sw, It 'mime, and' CATA. Lilt, exerted th.ir powers with elect.. CITA. was wis peculiarly ex..client in beg last song, , 4 0 ti 'nova," and courtsied at every expression of general approbation, in lb...most 'winning way jn the work!. At.tho end, after the Coronation Anthem, " God save the Xing" was called for by Several ; the greater part of . thg performers Were 0 , 1 the move, but she sheweti a strong disposition to comply with the wish, which was becoming more general. She then sang " God save the Ki•rg," in b .lice English than one'could expect, hnJ .v4s assisted in tb s e 14.1 verse • by thulium. The Theatre then its irindcd with her praises. The Convert/I will go on every 'evening. . . At night a grand ball totk place in the Town Rail s where reboot 7r,0 ortmonv aotenibled, and its which the wealth and berwy ul tic city, and its neighbourhood, was mixed with the Aeatiemies,.. ant graced with the rank and dignity of the isio, b i Lty, to the esters. of the evening, a maggifi. cent sort of oroierbicos was matte throng?. the chief stro•ts - Men on foot, oetrly clad in thtithoSt• clais'itett Went's, f illso•ctl by several cavalier% goigeuusly apparelled, s and st ell.onounte' tl, one on uTn IfitElltill-4/11C INIOORMATIoiI OF BfAiif a ereatn.roloured ti•irse. This 'was taken b 'th ''''''' 141ml/thews, to be. no less than the t. and i.niry ' a t ..'/' ' I •• AV.. 4"448%.. • WIDOW,* • -• his lixcelletiey the P,.x.i AN Am ust .satitfti ; but '= *Wu ! {pea heinath, 414 114 that Joseph Sell'9 9 late turned out to be -no more than 16,* fi rst grand sip. hasiJae hi hdal been With her nearly the whole of sesterda e y ;, that ihc c hr o w l van to martini. ond afterwards %rallied with leer and pearatiCe of Mr. 1 1UNDELUi is - .. 1: his .lit • ilitiltiOtt ; 1 3 .asii ii , alid dl.l not leave her till ten inns& of whim' airy. • !rr.d entitled to their boctorra s e'cloell I.:thittiti.t.i4alt th e he suoold . sleep at the Duke's, an order e tt e dt ut tn e e w ili y i s d be .l4 ii t lg it :trot) 0 it ' h degree, in hursemunship. I%.le,:stiti,,,n4urrae., aftert ty h o: i ng i da c t a i iid i ; when he went away int' door Th......e,,,, 1.,. , : i 'oil attrictlng was•at "St. bilary's . Oltirrli, for lien: learning alit festivity go l'tak 4 4 , 11 he h hike!' . wilti li l l i e er e in ve th r e u e t ilr e . oe n . e ir bd ter ir• a u l t — i n ... t: h !!( i m i o : , 017 I n l i st 4 1 1 1 1 0 e, and half-gaiters, dud *she verily beileVet LOW in hand with ur.rry *oil niety-; anti the press to gof into the Church. reSedi ', l••d It• it . iii gettiol4 she lieWer SAW 4111 p uts a il i i, g ie t ia ltr o rs if i ar h i c ii n i:e e k• It her at l lii fU r.4 ISS I I ITh e Rev. Dr.; i tii.o. t i ii..i, m aa t sl " titat he se+LlTri j ever wore bil Y p ' p 'r e e rs no a t t. i e w it oie i i ii iii- nd t rimittatiee to the Tl'elike. ate nwasiull sad it e,, in of a stoked Ur, ltx,oe: Protestor ..1 Divint.Y, preach, , it 4 cola for four •t or b I L : we eks , ' C./ he a las e l ‘, 4 1 1 ..11. 411 , 1 exeullent sermon before the cheei•ful and itapoy i e esier , dri . ou ac ' t ee oati l.. .: l f er tu' t e e ir be ) el v ere Oil A sell4;litilt, t lii 4 N o n;:i t y, the. Ilea of 11 . )ases. ,i g c i lid ue be t i ld l g :roes ; informant say., that anotit a Turtoigni 4 1. o . sa w v itn ig h a er sister complaia !.f Ate. & . .4.1 err saged in . t....er prii,44 places, slid ; au iienttn; she o i" ve e l e t e n v v e il l: 4l l : i i i i e eti e The gal. voti a idol fell front ii.-r sister, t.a Oen:: s i v b e ii r t ‘ t i . *Ol t D ile oi :ii r a l :t CIGAR 11 Witt' their aotiro,:riatip halms. :i s i! ii iy e ro i so oti e r , i r later: intoishatit says, mat be • last night, lee .3. , vereetitirii!y ilev•ite.) to tilt '4ir sen ; an order w ine ite c t: lii . d o r, p a re irh . r u th it e w iti n at tv li. iiich were da be havin g irett printed anti plac..trelet: in the as - eta, mane tor dressiu,; li b el' lii Salle care add get der A.:an 10 tame sbe Yi ti .sun i , 1 6 1; e en i de•critnnat she her e%s.a.ty arrart:4l-nenta Dr. How.. . life 0 1 ' 4 (1 441 . 11 " itt•stu 4 d 'if. th e air t Rev. ails: lit., PuuVae.indhib7;4liscit up : •r sit .tikl 'i Ili ." "4" bee " give". her he flip of w i r , Rl). 1".1,„ is salhaposad at c w i d , a .., eolith ,•ti t Gannon.: rari.3, r.s:i t u rl i e i:4 A t ie'.43rt:t fur Der l e ie e r r i l l e u i l d ba t A 1 she had jilt tat cbi.,l in the bed woere 1 • den, - Sacred Music shone' tuella in its hri,.n fest . : b1 ; i ct . l " 6 : * A Stair 3, I l se , • a uf abi :::: e . , . 1 0 -s t. *Se t s i ..p ai o Ki 1.4 the so.: ID dthati nut *ant iiild .liofl thlitdratith ht r ojel. (tors tho ni. I ..lions • lust (Sc vote raid said weft :p n . t hi e sit r :i t t s k l a to t Itfioa ti o 4d ir her to lbribitt - of the iiiiAtlAles anti the CATAIANII 4 S: . I it A i li n g i n nrhisren could he fi ner 1 b.,. the , h.a. . . a te a rta: ii s til • 4 l , 7.4.4. !di iiies`r. , rie is , situ a steep' het..{ stairs of it. It was for the benek ,. .of the 0 4 .1 r 1t T i an . : t.,,..r.5.r lanserd• is ecc e. .. l a e ts, :17 h ais cal i i ii l Os he e: or tu Slat;di) Phut had b f i rmniy, .a n j 4004 occu rs after the I ns „, na • L '. he •ihr .14.1,eiu net•tati ~, to ..ita Dm 150 e, wilted Ii our r ir il io thin of a China 4lol.: Such clitir . cu. i tiing Is c - u - r 7 lde A iwie, MA w to.: thee Whit o site mom project s. That I) i she isays.r send lira.oak.any ciiaapiaint of kiss any•il tO be seep. . . -, . i - . 1 011,gootas the Oahe of 4.;11.44C1144di bat feir iiiisself lini;11 the linsiaar Vf Ascii ha ft. , ..y.ti 11%aiiihis,adit the ii ity rain this tnernitig has partially • ilaprtr.ll . ''''''''s by k.s ß arto 5r4411.0.4 tacit, SIV . blaacllil h f o r weir hut t ir l i t t e ont llig a h ; s ti lr o e f et li tif 4 m h u t it n i e t i v ol d h t; e i rs. 47 f ro, . S it tu t di h ;n rq ta an.4avka:7.s . A., :i_tls :_t_4•_l t s ar . tit: preat..is they u..i in :tie ( neat; and further , , hPite.ll 4 ,, ; 5 , 1 3 4 5, -W ll , • ' r floral ,4111,00.-s, iho ers.xce.s hliA.toein had go 4 ilasghters ; but a **Oar :ark :,,,, if 1 4 1 ,,,,i - a :.• ;:., t attler irer irretts 1.4 4 stain room,. luforougot sa n d,' ith:lArt oer tow ..re arc _ _ pi , . . ... Ar, „ t it . 3 e itazivs in 114/31.4 .1.111 i. 14 UOO3 his mind; that he d tiutslia t .that . Ohllllll6 i ll ~ tac t i.art j etraitea.sl hi his cited §:stances at that splendid etening. . .- ' ... _ -• ....; ...,•• , 1 .I : i : se nit ? auu s t u r a dun, i ii Pi know tio tic las i.t debt, or (Oat Sc 0 y t met the t0i1, ,; tin/ il • • 10 , vidlY laPril Glititrtlith dined Nish file -.. _ 1 iiii.iie moot .oktu i lti.r..tha" .iti, Au .l . r rai . ii . .!gllti it ne ' - d eg i ti V • t.e.-eanrell rr i where b; slats ;, •ichers of thie' 4 oirici 4 :.fita.i.tioig .rui wer to .tit .h cast 'MIS 1 1 1 1 : i st e iLiC l iser abaft.• bra astii.s4 *iier tali tu g it fOr 4 spasm she ha,' in 01111$11t&t.O.family triate4itrionotlatitii in ttle• hones . 1 0 .. .ie i ..t i . i : a utt gi dud . 64/i 10111111 is in.usete,. althoug a she of At lespeotable tradesnsen . a s 11401.sereeti A on'• r e: 4l°, l * 0 . - 10- aXitotts and costly tietn i, 44 4„ n w nr ie Priotoi. ~_v:ed.l:* en* oe-1: - .Z a rzl.,.. 1- , Yoi 4 ?.:Lhtthue and al; g *rot a, it I 4 his Lordship at clipi.tviwrik. whet; hiii.rmo ase. a irot w ililt..l4lle Sae lam a. lay in, saw ob.ott cigar uso.rois lord.inip sartresslat , .. , l l . thototh he was , o n .0 11 . Mari; tOs t - ia il y.al r. 11 1 : il gii kk - - tut ir g " r t .l a l ' ial l t a id,.. ar. le °6- i aideriods polio , Lib% btu n 7S ui . u i J 1 We* tile persons - bbz 11,1* iile illi ii:,,,L - a -'- ,. --,,,,-,-,--;:ke'' valet , y very le any ~4 § t i l_ _... 1 4 . r?t . grimi.." . sown "Idiot' g l ow tins; that lie u.a. not ociso u to a uy.clue Wiest* is !until Prita pro i ,10 ttlt t t i rr it,.• oti.7stor i ‘gsoit . oever went ea of dZiors far a *eel t (•4,,A, of tE n .l. r c enfir i ge. ru - s , t ti. e chr r s t. C; i i irc i Cher ti tiro was Ilse mattere:vet . ..Wilk tier Or tie' r . di ,.. 0 . r the N .L. 1,, (anti ` ) hats lilt d sir 4 tviieki .... wtr i ernitdren; roar be wad it key CIVIC green bout (tutors which .riortioicate with lis 1.40/44,i aeg :LiCal 6 is t l4.inteste, W:aiCA thastat ; wh., i s a 'Sj eo ,t ) .., of itlts h ol i i i5i....,..mid 4 1 , 4 1:6 4 Ain Ay) ii, ept Ainiseit, and wine it la his - wauacost pocket, . , lin . sue ti..oict 'awn uo.iteas toe outer dour last si g ht, Waco he to ff.* a grand trirlit. ~ . left her, tot. Lime key opealo s i Shot door as aril .... tar 0-day Vier& dill ha " at 'Gast at , the Tetra:4lH gie..ii twist dostos J'cat •ae tdolettietlekw linen dew!' 'sans —The business af diet - hills iota kitchen'& fetid w":' b" , A" i „.,,,,,, e4 .. i ... bring back his dal,' lined ibis m itoroci g , 00.1clear:J*1Ser to roast the ,calf orinOl'idtti ( Alt ..ael,lPO'.ll.lhit .Or tile llfilihtli, 46(1 'etitisteis. 'r e ., Lig - t4-4.‘"), Wel that ate %%twit! re.nitta her of it *dem lie e l44 l'leir 6 o eteo of tar Public Orator .11 4 f char io.aeiaoratog. ram dur.u, ti ~• last illness be • .. • I/ .Is.eiling s ilence . the sa ved 111 Away C1143,441t1C.10f it 611.1iiitlis ;1 ;Oa head, and arbet h. "l l ;: e .; would cat'''. 11 1 . t • ' w a lk of a coloc.te: the _ eve __ __ ......_ . ___‘ ___. 16, prop IkL4 i.,aiot spot sliest oecasi.bn to 14411 c out ill th e to he crortvd over, iii (hi' h ours 'f" adY , Iffy arw-wiln Orr. isewes'atisaptamat taut lytot Josio woani relieve him ; of their hidarity• too m•me LA. c 4 ottgoosii i•Chtiatill d...spotheeary about his A mir ' pit.' i t initture, and bawl of characters • 14tai oc „, l ' amse ,. 4 " 16 ' uN ar i • aaa g ka ''' difru i diew lia :'" vtdh that 13:""Ithifig tiling'. awl profeasi-in, are brought to4ether in this. MARY ANN SELLIS. place. to -ay not hi ng o f re-al.ozon.attsi andtheir : lgyferfrbeiirreroas May SI, 1910. J. gasp. lordly r j‘it ur , ' 1 her.' as all that Lottd in ens spare: 1 . DUKE OF GUAilifiltLAND, . in the shape of Alilliners, Mantua-makers and Hair.dressers a la Brutal and 4 la Taos. Here .ere Tadors with - the newest • cut; even i Quack. doctor with his toistruteisatid ; and mire. ott f , a Curn.cutter, wh'i styles itiu•svit' a great Chiropodist I.4ltersise, the w Older fu i Signor i• • . ti ill/ has lit• ft! (4i h. rays), us couse rats of the racan'ey uf - tno N a t ure [ Philosaphy Ito eelti/rit sod lecture ow the qualities of a neaber of the inhabitants of .Asia, ilfricts; analf .dsurrica, relept wild beasts ; among. which is a berrelVid elephaat, %eau lias come all the was s on purpose, with his tratelfine host. One Quick dwitut (1 forget his lung German :otiose) . pledges himself to secure the orients) stutfents, by tot Wild: bale preveutative, from all danger of the alpha liutis.• A good many of our lodgiugJettexa,have. Overshot thi. mark. Saturday a Bi g ot be made superior to. the utmost a•pirings of emulative ' , OM! b. bit; SA *GM (;he Aeronaut) will from Merton Fields, in a peint.,, al cu., presume .6 an earthly guest," to visit the tipper solid, W sggcry and punning arc in full play. Souse queer mai a propos have occurred. Take coma/ a sireiraen. A Knight of the Rainbow knocked on *Judi)? at (Le dour of Corpus (Aristi s and quirod for the Vice.Chaticullor. The betlizenedi, getilleinati was introduced t o th e R es. O r. C oots, . Psisicip a l of tied Coll,go, add Pro.Vim.Chaueuf. I"; and told him, not at all to his dissatisfaction ) that he had 'brought down a fit buck, and a fink ttrtle fur his Reverence. 64 To whom, Sir, am 1 indebted for this valuable present ?" • Knight' Logititur. " Are not y uu Vice.Chancellori Please year honour ? 1* bring :Arm ti scvirrtLa!"• * 4 ?I , s, Sir, 1 a it Ph) ? Viesi.eban, cullur !" Th„. Gee! kes,so tea isearrehat puzzled abort, the di, •i:imion, which seemed to hint with. "t aI . CrUll et except that the prefix made it Round inure grandly. After many Pro's and Corte s f ":1.1 his way to the rest Vice.Chaucelturee COPY OF A LETTER. May 4,1801. NAY, IT PLiesa YOUR II,OT•L HIGUN ESL --.1 fake the liberty to beg yowl Royal lligiinow would wive' tne gOotiness to titae Min your coosider..titio tile uacoinfortable 4/04 11.1.:5E tinpieasant way in wiiie.l I_ travel. To be apais the caitinie oa. is is a.wa j s iseim la "Re ine most disaster:Lille ot tits fine ...ice:: L oars, WI W t'Ver, perm:VC/Via 10 ride , t wo it •w h a. iatt COulpialiii.lg. to phase and gratify your guy al .liigioacifi aoci to LW Wipes Mit wnen your Ko s al ifigliness's s h os o, s , snauld discontinue to snake iii.nr servants travel iii the tallit I was 111 that your Royal ilignoess would be pleased th .tollotr. taros ea...aple. For this reason, 1 Now taste bee libetty . ter I oori o t o ts to your ItilyOl Ilighnew, that His !toy:A.l44omm tatt, Prides of 'Wales mites his servants lotto him In tit,- cairinge, or °ends them in a pott-cliaise.. The Juke af•ihnotea mil .4 lowed Lae ill shr.e i e esainple, mid his itoypd illicitness tat Uitke. lif Gamin itig. , wheuever his Royadr.iiighnees catmint 'sake ' i s ' servant in toe carriage, semis him by Inc stage, istrwid . m r t i uts se (lively-servan e:celised). A must is muosunly la rest: your Royal Highness toalusenutiuste a ihiug w thee nail prey** 10 my iniod, melbas hurt tar more Mae lea years hard WINO Could Wive done. I hams this [amour if; be, Your Royal tlighoess's Mast Ltithful, . and most devoted udenble Seri:tot, . - , ''' • • • • JOSLFII littlsitlS. Iliabibited to me, 'gay 34• , iWOs J.- Itaavi- . - ' • • - . O .O .. ~ iN i 1.1.• !I ial . -. . • Mr. Sevaremr,- , -.The foifaiiiiiii' - tteian( ellol l beiiiient paitegltic - itak rad 'bY : Ilk celeirite4 kiji as t./Na . , Ilurtai tip kli. SoleteAK l : efileii,, dean/ this trial or *Altiterl II AiTI:i011, the latter seitea .toe • itttanneat upy in a sptects of Ova . hour., tits .. . elitirges respectiort the crueltieteeatntitted tuwarils• .the l'rinCesNes Of 01101 I-- . ' " Of all species of rhetoric, of every kiwi if eloquence !bat has boos witaesaed or recorded, either to 'ancient or . in modern times; whairver Ilse acuteness it Sivesar, time dignity ; of the setraes the sAidity of the jaiginent-seld, Mid 'We Na tired morality of 't hs:paiptt, have lament, fornisned ; uot hitt,;;* ! said Mr. iltlitite. • 'hits surpassed, botbidg tins ego .Ned, , what we have tilts day heard (Osai.;RlUßN's ansibsii),, in Westtbinster-nail. No only beet elf ietikaim, no sdge, its 1 staunanan, no orator, no than of my tadyttry descrylbso j b isdlest, ban CONIC up, in the one imatance; tome pure*eb- i iiments of morally, Dr, in we Miser, fu that , variety 'of I koaniedges force of imagmation, propriety and vivacity o f allusion, beauty and ciegance of dimwit, strea n te and cope.; awnless of stile.. p stow tiud suulimity .d conceptiau,. tip which we linve tnis'dity listened with ardour and admiration. Fronipeiry op tairtotteesire there Is mit a spvcies of icouipt•-. sit iiiii , .sr %wise complete and perfect spbebneu might nut,. Irma tam aing,le rpm*, lie culled awiesUcatol4" . - . ,i ; • ;! ;MAN.. _ TO THE EDITOR OF TUE IRIS: Ara,—We have to inform you that this . day a numerous and respectable Meeting oflbeJOierncy men Spring- knife Cutlers took plata; to celebrate the happy termination of the disputes lately exist ing betwixt the •Masters and Jourgeymew, The day was spent with the utmost. conviviality and harthony. Many appropriate toasts were drank, and songs suitable to the occasion sung; particu larly one denominated The Cutler's Jubilee," composed for the purpose. Th e company parte d in good trUmout,'highly gratified w:th the occasion and the cordiality with al hich the Meeting was conducted,—exhibiting at one view, • Friendship, Reason, and Moderation, by which they hope to give stability and wealth to their employers, and comfort to their own families, these being their sole objects. July 2, Islo. The following patriotic toasts were drank at the dinner in honour of the liberatiol of Sir FRANen BURIiIiTT ) it the - Pheasant lun y Juue 2 1810: •.4 • • The Ring, and . the Censtititloo of Old England in Id Purity. Virtue's Patron; gad Freedom's -Claattipiou, Sir Francis Burdett. blay the next lnhabita:'ts or the Tower be the men ssho would sell their Country fora " Mess of Ptstliwe." •Firuitiess to the Friends of Reform, and may Prudent e guide their Perieverance. Mr.: Gale Jones, and may he be 'the last Englishman who shall sutler Punishment without the Sentence of the IA w. • , • Volosel Wardle—the•Deteetor and Exposer of COrruption. ,• .Major Cartwright and his Eettow.bakokrers•ss::she-Vioe . yard of Parliatneotary Reform. Lord EriLlue and Sir Samuel *Fe sever watt such Noble Defenders of hu,;lish. Lass. • • • Mr. N isithread—the Man that never. neglect, Ili Duty ii Parliament. May the 'f 011-gates of Corruptios, and the Stumbling bluclu , of Borough influence, be speedily removed from the Roadie Beform. • L.srd C.:chrage.-the Man who is ever ready to defend. his Country from as teal Enemies, both at Dome and Abroad. .I.:arl Stanhope—the Mau whajohis the heavily of if mita with the Wisdom of Age. t All true Englishmen No shallow Pretebders"--" 11olf-Measures:'—•• No Quack Loyatitas." .Tae Tirenty-fourGentleinen who sigoed the rejected Pe 7 - t aims sent from•Shellield. , . May all who wish to have Power beyond the Lowi:bephh , . IDished by the The brood Palladium of Britiab Liberty4M agua . Charts, and else Bill of Rights. ' .Yesterday a respectable cgmpanj • st ' tFtt Fhendi of Sir FaAticts Buttoirc,,and.ltafoing ) :dined loge, Cher at' the Three Crapes jan , in gnecn.atreet.— .. The room 'was ingeniously andlasterially decorated with -laurel• and portraiti of - Sit Aimed, BLI!i- Dom, .Sinsfrit and itautitini4;• tuottps.. Mr. 'WILLIAM Pittoit wasinihe Chair. Tustin; and songs suitable ty th 9. footles . ea:Casio' Aseri intrtidnced, and the evenip . f.,was 'spent with ; ziteerfulness and Unanimity. A 120116 Out ISAIAS :were tbsl9lloviing • . . •• • Toe King and Colatitude/. • • • The 'Queen a..d Fatuity. ' , bir Francis Burdett, the adroesite of theCoastitatioa. Mr. June Gale Jones, acid may .Eaglisismen never be . el ghiieful to till,/ who Mae boldness to investigate either the real or supposed Privileges uttne'llouge of Tne Ft-wilds of the Coustituttua and Reform, boat in Par liament mid out of lt. • ' Mr. Rawson ' 44 the People of Sheffield. . Tne Liberlyht ate Pre,e,,tae best resource of the People, and the surest secur A ty oft:lP - Ming% • 11lay the !amour of our Opponents . quid the vie/knee 0 1 Party bu•speedily nutted in the vottesotif universal' reaion. • Mr. Ithodes, toe Chairialut of the Meeting its Paladise squittri on the 6111 of J use. ..lay those who late open the tales out bite the hdistAst feeds mesh. Ma,. the. designeof the faction who style Me 'pidoide also -be frusir..tettlss_ssillkuom perseversuce, and-Wsoiletaslom Mt, 16)1.1 May the landed and' trading interests never oppage each other to the destruction of ettaer. . • . v 7 , Mr. Ward. Toe Peovle,hf England—slay &spas/rays take the Laws for 'their guide and support. The Date of Norsulk. • Our brave defenders by sea and bed • • Lori Stanhope. The tt ueoileinen who, stgoed the •Iteouisitiaa for the Meet ing ak Parader-,guars, oo the 6th of June. The Roy.. :dr. Wyviii. • From the Irie:), ifsLAND; - . .., ' • . . . - •_. . -•.. • DUBLIN, Just It —Mondby it was Intended that a duel should his fought between two Gentle. men learned in. the Law, and both Authors. Mr. P. published a letter in (meal' the prints,: whish Mr. S. conceived reflected • upou 111111. Mr: S. through the medium of a friend, deiu.auded• if ho (Mr. S.) was the person meant by. Mi.. f':' Mc. P. "fused to hit up the Wound's,. • A message f Omen. do, a challettge,tolight a duel with mucist w'etpona; that is to say, 'with swords and plaints) wea4l6. iiicied: :tour o'clock in the morning, iiiict Mo . .16 liCret'lvero appointed ; bet the Sheriffs of Abe t City et Dahlia helping been informed, by ionse person or persons' unknown; ut,this noidwfunk:' tent of itil . f. two I,,aw4ers,.tai,loll and murder each ;other isenniously,. dud Ait,ga r Al . ice propeose, (iii. :Gtissfe'Oiell or the Long of were. put ulitkoru. ! , : reit, tait4l . 4ielti: Ai+iiitir l " 14•1teep the peueo to erb, Aisher,..atid,tu :all his Ainjosliyes- aubjetti t Atilliiii„ Ihe jurisdietie#,of the .Custsty curse City Of Debi' ILA.— (14140 lelf 0 kat Peff. ) ..: ~ - % - . '.:: ';, 'll.iii i dais a uielalichnlysieitde4 oetnrred in.*. 'Correct 'use Or'Eeints 1 a yountbox - tisFandFd fop n hail Chat had been fudged •Ott ilSatal)Sl • the As. ises,p,t,sly,Foons, 16 . nich -hal' ' ieinatned'hiseeiled Since tliv, late repairing,' and when . crq h sittg in pegryb-.0, Aid Ojelet Of Iris pu ilu if,. he unfueluitatelx •,,5144,... 'Obi t ' 'and; !F e a Ming . on , ls is Bead; `ii.4',# , •liius,96 tAit put. 'A' 'remarkable t euntaidence,.in , .llosfsirli tm 7pesened'ailiis''grandfithrls a fe/ 'years ago,.. Be.ne ilif citatisf4iially esisidoke . 'at the Ciiurch . to. toll (lie bin; . .101 - 1141 iiiiiiitit'id 0 stie;)le (or that *put. pc"ll:.AdOsi ti.'Wel4f' the initis of the Abbey, he fell,' iihtlin Illtn `mitsier.tleicendleg on his head, alsO Mut fuitaut 'death: . , , srelieeresemeeilik ' The .Irish .Members hire' returned in thee.to . witness the effects of timelier, Tates in Ireland, /high. were agreed to on the suggestion of Mr. 'll'afs*cit, during the last Sesiion. 'Psi : tax ea ad.. ' vertmensents and trewipapertln - that country has:, already sheen the impolicy of the measure, and,' thairtotef - lotiesight'of the Chancellor of Es., I eliequeg i 1a supposing that they siiitild produce, an, locos/0,0 ;0,0001. per . annum. On rho cum: trary, o lrom.the - wretched and iniseriblis apPeai ante Of, the commercial part, of the .lisfi • fl ea'. papers,. "bpi() is reason to apprehend . ilOt. there (wi 11 1 lu fiat ` kw • a dcbeiceei t te that liglinfit 1 '. - • °-, • ' • . • , . TA 164. • 'gate, Where his Key west vet . , corstsatty rrcesveq t Attitlhad Sue justiell'itillit' them; by Riad; of, Houses, with whoni, 4e believe, 0,4 1 (0 -Vice per, ttciltvkcl ih the Greniille fiounty: 'This has easioned a few jokes, CorpusChrisit having been, at the late election, wo• Ridonien lu:roue s ' ea.- one. of the feasts of which, ~the followipg, epigram made it appearance t— " For liklon's good friends, Cooke fills ev'ry dish, " With ham, pheasant, tren'sint, and seal; " A 4 LordsAip proposing to wad a fine fish, " CoJlce wisely requests a Urea( Seoln."' There were reasons to expect the presence of the Nixes of WA Les here. Various causes are as. signed for his Royal Highness's absence. The Grenvillians say, that exaggerated reports of crowds, and expellee of meat, drink, and lodg ing, are spread by what they call here" the Oppo ;" who also circulated stories of the clan gerons state of our Noble Chancellor's health, to cut and pare away from the mass of gratifying scantleur that attends.this ceremonial. The hissing on the admission 44 the Honorary Doctors, and at the entrance and departure of sew dour Melamine, which our youths maintain to be-their (►lthough recently forbidden in the:Convocation House) was not great: Earl rind Mr.. lwtse►et, 'Ms( have heard it is plainly as any body in tinahcatre. , .1 • 'AT! • GEAE There are many 'rewire. whith induouil G SArratin It, quit. Fiend). butler; it is , , how: ewer ) %My =ciliary fu Nate oar 1,,—1t5 . .:179e1 tne General *as a • prison, r in F t isgJaini, anti was Cltoi . cluttigetai a General of Dliiiiio u sgaiiiii 4 Majtir: General ALO • fillaiS .6 Tvst,l. dieri. Since his ev•haiiiiii ke ; ket..erriel ifu Gel Rani', in bey, al 64. Ilmuiisasr s t itYPOPiiirWit cat of • France. He has fr. galena) 4114111t'1l to. he cm.. ployed as a General of Wiliam', in eleention.ul; the terms of the Cartel; I'l/kit to an art of GO. verninent, but in 'AM.. , lle has tendered his re.. signation s but it was refused, frr years af.er• his exshange as a Lieutenant-General/ lii re, . inained a Major. General, and 11111.h:it raitk.when he quitted 13 'elope 110 . come tti 1:1101 several young men; ti h.., twelve) cars.E4,;, *tee Lieutenants and sue now Generals of ayisittit ; and, in 1.0, Gen; gArfuliii %JO in the situation of being cooisitaude.l by tho:e very Wk. veers. to whom he had taught their 'enures!:.. With regard to what. has been pub.iiiied by Gen.'ral Vanilanitne, General !foment links that cuitteilipt i, the only answer that calf he given 'to theestrava4alit etilostion. / or to Inc aluktil at. visitations of 1795, and that.all isatiotis,. even the nation; cart te r: 1100e him at Ge neral ; but titien.Generai Vannliteuutd ' talks of the gratituae which eve,/ Frests.u•lian • owes le; tiottapartc fhr the mu tires tie has renkr.d: . France,' it.may.be /*olive. so Arbserri., that I,:en.• Vmulainine has reedited . . front hill a fortutiu above •10,000 i. alvar ; but it is also' it, ! e / aunt he pays most dearly for it, in the .isitiri.,,diealtios which he is constantly doomed ti) stlifer. out adverting to his. diptiiiissiitis ik nut to • Ilia admonition . s'S'ec'vliryti... hiq. Aida de.Cainp was ranting coorriuutitins nor to . the order whirl, he ieveire.l. t i apiii the kodse of the Niger of 4luulemi&iii4,lu.turis which he had taken ituttaeastuit u s fliy roato force / nor. to _the refusal of Bonaparte to alight• at los : twine / Oen. lie hail prepared a magnificent 'v i ta,' for MOS at i'great expence / although tie and his suite pas. arts utiderAis eery windows:Bu going fr.; n Dona kirk le Lisle, mid ilium 1.4.1., to St. °titers— . • Without adverting to all 4111:44'circualataacesi. it is . sufficknit t0..-reeel to the recollection ei . Grat wet.. Vglidamme, the review Of 'tlic4sll, of May / and to remind him of the terms " n4.01,01 . 1, 3 ' and nere.then splints' to MA by ,atintaintrte; General Vantlaaieic mat particuldrtc ly recollect, that when he isms defiling .at toe hVatt 'of iris tie . siliiteli3.n,ipgitu M ils his sit bre. • 4,1 a that the tatter:turned his Jsead. frOm hi a with disdain, Without even looking •at OvAer.si - Vindatione, with all his. nenitN..utirbt, vtitly.the spirit he pussesies / -hare at that us i,su•iit . ks • kuAi hulk with regret to. the period of lt , F s ti,., tthi:n lief las a ciitunwu sAt!ier there ctitt, he et) 'leen but ts.ut hi:truill.l hair Mitii itlessere lift restursk than •Of the 'legitimate Erines.l t Ile!Whits betit-eip it inetie.i . and rilitit tee* inevitablei hue they will b.• the feli hy'shd former; 'she wisely i ir.:trervo of d. • Delt and • frielid,hip with this cOdoiri i which ii ai~rj I►rpbablei its the • Freneri iiitoitst in Ilie 'Clagitrd. States is on • • At .the fete-lwatetitiPt tier pression of ilitia•pProliatioiC er.ts a . trentivrett ojtaiOt the Chancellor l ',tats r;44: We and confiue.t, and soon; htitl and general acelaniktiont' of •aiti.t that: : A 1,4610. • attempt folio ued tbo ninninetitin of Mr 4 Tsattnrirs. but Kitts nu better seettess; • - •• Ou -Tuesday affertiu.ni,- - 0 Lord Lowtitutwitti Mr. Cfto*Eft, Seeretaty to tt,u A‘tibirarry, was& riding together in gich.aionti Park ' , thi• latier..Was throw n from his liqrse ) and draiageil with his fool in '1:1! tinise 4 ..we • derstand ) did not-take friiht, biAt•••• I I :in the sudden shuck Mr. 4L;itua eat wive ttirottut • 11ot:though ,crentiessa.ii : is. 41. b. oi40„••un has received DO .lle 4* titurtt lb toaliii:a . Cll44.t ) And is uou Coohitcd , .• • 4o his bed. • * • , Tbere are so.rititnytdrlanthply eLteiclesitykstiperi Irotp unskilful peraiiits . .sAtiitiA ; Aill .1 . 14 ,wt es, ,mat soor 4 rein . 4 . titto:ktit.;nti . l e i t i t to prevent iiiievi.F . venCtuif. the i vil e • 'cadets' several: ?Astable lives to tie wo.iiid•ke.bared. , • • -•-• ' • . • • • LirirocliAs • ref lewd tu th at, 514k.•4,tii 41.11( nose, . ;herts, be a, c ept••d a Ch.iikiigr. .Nb ha* • out that be CJII. 40 . 144/i ei . :/etinifiritt _thin aea. ~eunuimgiy d.clinedliceunittis a ftglalin , .t ntint:7°. Tuesday, as t w,, 04/11 . :",%1:ticp at eAch - ..44.l . i:re:;irtim.'ilie' the'ilisail • , .Ctf . ilket4 Ate ow tiro Wly to liAnnn ifiji . use I) .1 iieck dnia. Itsbatill nod cooseyil4.l44 l hulp4l4l, •1 1, )e-Six tit 4 . r s,tileer laii')(474lA(fild'oneitqqosmi tin- first 01%1 ; .ei . i1, X 3 / 4 11 . 0*(1.10er u eist th 4 5).41 anti 'Area *cal tiorgery4 , by:Di.k4. rt.ge..i'.a; a eaile;:tlfeti.cm: : :.• stud. of aerilts..ttiontitaitate vileerpi •Nith 4.4%41vi trout , venous plethora qiieries• til(rtg of 4111 eatnunkleik. by • iturge.in Ala•ru,►t.►—toe r fystit of tliseates iif the teeth, ,isith txkitotsgfor . rearm. 'entioni by , guilletin. , ex( r4orilksi.tgy , Cate iii midwifery, Sao F,rit the rectiiin of the..yoi l ihysi• 4 . A4 r !Da' rine case, by Dr. Obolioa i.ut,eet_onv . lege foromila s '. fqr iip,..b . igeptit, tit ipstgi• on . 7 i 4 :4 1 N 7 -tbc . d i r,eg:niershistit's p. 4 tee entreat 4,l f ititir4i 'the price.current of drugs and csiemic,i4, -to-• gr.ons. attd r aguthec4rjev; 7 lllU dkaonel.ti4,t)ie 1.4t1 • d iediapale-;-queriesto "Dr. 451Olues r,tr.firOing the ns can oicb J sor, by . jRNKIOI4 korir. ls oka sition of the praitice of -soin: imp* in : i ettile,!u t ipm.spi.ryOn on the ii7e-feWe. of Pie ; explaniltury remarks,- ti c, puhlieatious, the independent o f • every inontb, at only otteiihiltifteritAteOtit,tik etops : tains evertiaftirmadon that-is likffiy:iirirriive Uuo. ftil to',•the physecitn, coschear k - chemist and Actlggist. \. • I • • .4 ; • • I f 9 D- . lit Ir. Hy! Irmw '*' 7 =