The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-01-31 00:00:00

. . lAN . - , 4111 4 1 13,---d- • ; ••: ,;,,, t•s FIN 5 4ara„ . 1 4 „,,,N,x; , - ~. . - 11111t1.01I'VN -1%144 . MAL. -. . The following seBOOMI• of • Theatrical Dinner., , le ~ ~ 4 ill - 1 . 1 1 111 ,r2 11 .11, ~ .. A , u , " i . t . g iven at Nor York to Mr.. Keen. is copied from 0 ,A , • V.;:sto s i od i s ii)** i t st o it ,.. e.P.l . Newspaper of th at C it y. of die 29th last:— 'I "Per . / 1 .9 / ?. Yesterday a select number of Grist Irmen, fler .'. 740. 41. ressis,srpporled rg - Trfe, complainisigto Mart, f r i e nds of the drama, gave a draws to M r. Keats, 48 Mair 6114 " 4 " 1 " 0 •Y pitnliall. Wit'ePeolai'llef. - 'i TIE. AWM dredge, whirls the author has esishlivliol in at the City Hotel, all • public testimony of their a very high degree of excellence. Mach poetry prevails admiration of hi s shiain g profeusinnsi talents, and Orwougliout.• Tbeie is sevrevly ewilegle pt . s' iwai iw' gory of a mirk of their esteem foe his eisseable 'remid the Agates, but the defect is atoned by their natural seem deportment lance his residence in New York.—. I legatee in feces, attitude, corner, and enswpasitiow: After an elegant d' erg at which Mr. Di I.yeroh i au Na the ' r l7 i 7 s . a i C es i r a P al mb r a t "" b lebilf ih• Pearl by she Ammo officiale.l as President, and Ns. Stephen Price ea .i fume . The soft i le ' act ut or in e v i cetic be i raefi s itypii: l ,4 l ; r 4 . ice-President, the fallowing tousle were gtschit'i is every feature. The back ground, with It. Ilwart haW interspersed with songs, doe's. mei glees* its Neer drip shadows esteadtige ea the ligilek giotWeduitetatine ' beet style, while hilarity, under she guidons:le of - 114 te 1100 elullshtfalllftilshiseriegt.alv .i i tr.4l vim - decorum, prevailed thrmsgbout she Poor*. •• No. 160. Pssobps orsoyopoptillbosibk.WMl 110101 1.2. : A See 'abject of excellent. $ 4 Thalia suit Melpomene—Twin sisters of the Mimic Art, monies* colouring. The of girl 4 w W sonicsonicsheer harp sad erlestisl Art tin Wolof ow‘wwia mi " ell atfvetion in ihe face of Peselopi r .e...' "014 of• w the Dania." . . suet-curia ezeratioe.' "The Memory of the Immortal Sbaborooss"--.., II•orst. No. SO. Math Serve, weer Ninnedek by Jou Caosiiii.l m A sweeter sear, thee ever snag I. Po; ; .t. displays great diarrieneatine is obis observation . , isf .asterlirr A shriller tirglitiaple dote ever Lilessl ; It is a *abject out very well adapted to Or play ilte,• i i The prouder,groves of arlf.adinirieg Rime. qualities of an artist, the view Wag bowie high Blithe was each valley. and each stiepliertf proud, the prespeei t 1 b oug h extein i v i, , ; o 4 , limited peril...wire. mill While be did ch.niat his immortal raiwireley." &Mier little rosin for the play of Moors: The author boo' __, mark ti up iu she great exerlleaes mud eecaraey of hii ---..... of Garrick—So !se" ss his crews s"''. w „ h. rows I. solisobsd divisors it sbs. light awl _sky Tito Memory of 1 / 4 _ - *mere COiliilldt to &emend to the legitimate ooreseigos of t w i t / soy we will sot oorollegimme." " Omiiin—The birthright of no ewootro--.A.— bryead his horizons. It woolJ he artless to throe who will visit the Exhibition to verify all the escelleacies of she warty , landscape pleseto by I 4111111ALT0U,5.01111666, BARIIITIT,GANOT.WIII64III4 Mies Ofttsbilsowmt, NULdlimfirm, Mmunsaw, RatmsaY, AT. ; ASTMS. GlDollaii; IP3ONIDUI4I, LAPORTZ, IM•111.101,1111.1111.111 massy Utbera,bookima Ilona whom we have had entarly to matiee already; many of them will be 0.„ inspettios, to be nearly perfect iu all their needfu buses. An appearance of still graduating improvement le' generally oloservable. Malay of them ant compoottionsWOJ great solidity, sad evince mobilises sad persevering lekommo i in the painters. Still many of therm might be poiatiodl ' fur their accurate mid judicious colouring, The fort h' the main display great 'skill is composition aodgstem- lists; it is no less true that the greater part ..strP 'defi cient la aerial perspective. The sky edknoiug, Ire, it in general too rich foe real nature, and looks best in the coos moldier pieces. Oa the etMr baud, the water and the solar light in, must of the pieces are of wonderful accuracy, sod shew • rapid approximation to the hitherto paraimouut ex cellence of the Flemish artists. The exhibitions of rural life, of childhood, sad of rustic manners, by Sweat, PATACCI, AnAwa, 1111111141111, KIDD, WOODIN, WARD, SINGIILTOII, IYIt.Lu, and 132aottamorir, are USID ccccc sad of great excellence, evincing much con trinplatiou, and great capability is ilisceruing and develop ing the economy of unpolished minds. There are several Shakapearian sobjeslis chiefly taken from the adventures of Rulator and kis commutions, which are massaged iu a very able sod intensel onsmier by Mr. CAMS. Nu. 02. BendOU, by H. P. Home, is preferable, in our estimation, to any of his pieces in the present Exhibition ; though Nit. 269. Jeroboam's Idolatry Reproved, sad No. 1/8. Meleager and Atalanta, arc full of artmation, and tee of profuse richness in• colouring. N 0.217. 12* Gassier fulling at the feet of Ile Pri soners, Paul and Silas, soil No. 223. Satan starting from f#. torch if Itiantiete Larne, by H. Stootitom, are two powerful desigus, no less pmwerfully realized. Celestial light and barmier iallanse and animate dark masa`, of obadovr, and eualaally boapook a present Deity. The pieces display the fervour ea poetic mind, under the directien sf &Siring sod coistrulliagjialgoest. :0, llicliafg the numerous tributes of respect to the QttalllG Miss Coops, of Tewkesbury, presented her with a copy of her poem, " The Bank of Teickerhury," which was forwarded to Broaden. burgh House for that purpose. Her 1111.4.11115 TY graciously accepted the same, and Mils COdisia hea'received the following very polite letter tam Lode ANN HAMILTON • Illyinan—According to your desiie, preiented your elegem little Poem to the Quetta ; Maar/fry was. nobs& we is shook you fur she same, as well as fur thine seethe vets or loyalty sod attachmesit which pervade your letter.-11 ant, Madura, your swot obedient se. " January 16, 1621. " A. HAMILTON." A singular circumstance occurred at the fele! Xereo—A Gentleman of respectable appearance! Apalg presented to the Klreti, knelt down. aid! .tiommenced a speech to his MAJeSTY, complainiugl lof the manner iu which some petition i.e hail pre.. Iseuted boil been received. His MAJESTY waved !Ilia hood for the Gentlemen to pass on, but he con-' ,tiutted kneeling and speuking. • 014 this , Lout Latta, assisted by other., seized tbe Gentler:aim by the shoulder., nail removed him from the .Royal presence by fusee. FASTIVITIIiS AT TREDEGAR, MONMOUTHSHIRE. • -This seat of Sir CHARLES MORG•N, Bert. was, daring the Christmas fortnight. kept opera to a ,orcene of the greatest mirth and festivity. Upwaids of forty persons of distinction resided et the noble itnalisiou throughout the whole time: and nearly .200 sat down its the servosits' hell every Joy. 'the consumption during time fortnight was enormous.- 7,5i1 lbs. of butcher's meat were consumed. besides ear immense quantity of poultry. game, &t. 880 gallons of ale, 54 10111 of coals, and SO bushels of wheat. Yesterday a beautiful iron pump, of great power, was erected utter the well sunk in Lincoln's lam fields. Thr following inscription is on the front : This Well was sunk to the depth of 160 feet, and the Pump erected by the Trustees of this Square, 1820." Underneath is the name and address of the engineer. The very. great sati.fuction the plan adopted in former Lotteries gave to persons residing in the el/nutty, 1.411 induced T. Bunt to repeat it in the presort sui t he h a ., as is a very recent Lottery, selected some of the Six 21,0100 f. or other Capitals, among thus* Numbers advertise.l. 'roe following Numet.ers way be bad either in The Lord Lieutenant lies forwarded his reenm. tOmarters, Eighth., or Sixteenths, at his Officer, 4, Cursshill, or 9, Charing Cross mesidation to the King, of Mr. Hicherd Pesinida- Nu. 1,002 I Nu. 7e Nu. 1,187 I No. 514 I No. 550 01e. thee, as successor to Baron George in the Court of 850 76 1, 540 0111. Excheii ti r.—(Freeneun's Joarsenl.l 906 37 1053 606 10169 bir. arraugcment is with Mrs. Willi.. 980 40 1 2,1t 2 1,1141 1,883 LIMO h 8 2 ,1 75 1 .b 70 I Olt • to instruct on the piano forte. us connected with 1,168 3 0 1,011 1.881 . 2,085 his Lectures and new system of teaching singing, I,tiot 515 1,845 2,084 2,08.5_ It is a coinbinatiou of talents that promises, much i The Lottery begun on Valeutine's Day, 14th of February, satisfaction.—( Datlie Paper.) ..g. which day the Public are sure of groin Three Prest• of The Mansion of Join' PENN, Esq. at Stoke 2.000/.o, ll .ol ll, fo i r d oot a nd the th .r e in chancy u t f be she n s o st i h d e e r . C o a. f Park, near Winciaor, was, du the 'light of the I tUi t ue aki f s e ira rror w i n iate Tirb s e Y hi . will r a' rads Inn e r ; ass Ticket i t Ili lost. burglariously entered. The viiliiiis made pirrenieil 'ltem (which set Nod rill cost as arch ea (heir their woy into situ superb library. by coating Ile pareheo...rewei), mot by which they essay afterwaiilr get shutters and removing the fastenings'. The valor if j nice of 21,0014.! Every Pus chascr of a Ticket or :hare, the property seized and carried off was between if it should Ib ir m uir k e t a ar ß s l u ir eh ok,si r r ic a ke s i m aw all sh Fr im ir:,...or th b e e t r .: us :a: n u ; 701. tied 801.: amongst the articles *ere a sliver- "Y ",.,7*.:.,`e v ,„vid,4l it be returned us or before Friday, she gilt inkstand, and smellier of silver. herrn% the ;72, " ; F e b.ri.ry. family crest ; the former valuable Irons lie mitt- cola £23 18 OAt may retains baeittl3 0 0 gaily as well us weight, being sir heir - Item, •As a Half....srhie/4 coals 12 15 he may receive ? s et 1 6 1 4 7 tl o. huge reward is offered, and the search making is 441 "1: 1 6 " . v ir t i k A h i 3; 9 8 5 6 ) hAee wea rsury rere et b ac k 3 .4 active still unremitting, it is to be hoped that the Eighth . sep t atharkid „.„ l „., 113 06 4 , mu, rataitwa kat* 1.1 *Whom of this tiering outrage Will be brought to s• L e itr t . (load paid) caallaiat .1P1011510 4 6 cultdtgo punishment. order', cash, Os ordsseisp IttOplos sr , .casies set . • properly of all." " Aria, Scieuce, aid Litettilare—The pillars of embroil glory." " The Theatie--Its object, when well directed, is to im prove the mini, refine the taste, sail mend lbe words.': *The Fair—Their smiles and. lona ; at oat* the lad nod the reward sit histriuoic merit." " Living Autiicirs--May they successfully imitate the gneiss of the illustriour dead." " Great Britaia arid the United Slates— A common admit rstiusi of the same merits and taleute I. the two twoultrim must trod to centrist *frierwitsbip.whieli it is our mistral O♦ serest to cultivate mid improve." Mr. Nosh ia the mum of the geeing% p r oposed lb. " Health of Mr. Kean." I have &amerced, said be, with pleasure, that ammo' the locals already drank is tine sii which I fully subscribe—that which declares Centre to be the tartti iight of no country, bid Ikt Million property./ mar Uwder thus impression I beg leave to pruner, Mc health•of our ~,hest guest, WWII dramatic takut has hem to twitch admired, sad which has already given a Dew direction to public taste, mud obese residence iu this cunatry, 1 Inuit, wiU be as gratifylag sod profitable to himself as it has al ready been to the New Yolk aoiltrises. The toast was desk wish Nod opplawor, amid 144111.111 m yams of $ few secosids. Mr. lima lUD% aid aelfiggsd olgo a ra poes is * reify ilie following umaiser 4 „ 4 Gineviscsa—To pass over sitcom such litelimmials of your apmobat jun, would, I her, savosommos of tosonsibility thou dilfidetice• and while 1 apologise ore in my w' of elispience, I moat add, that I am proud of thie 4 flatteries opportunity to ofillw, in riusple lasignuge of air heart, !By gratehlociraimiedgmems to she Gomm Noss. York. When the profasalocal man is fursonate enough to blersd private esteem mils politic emulous's.. ky Mae* have achieved the vet y iestetit of his anshitiom The belle those feelings hit, been au onsuifeitly maillikcirog Sidi( my short sesidence is this city, that it has Yhtliall the records of your kiadoesiers • asecoeis in oferota,... have too high as opinion of the mood judgment* cad liberality of feillag of those Grutleaten whom I have now the bunuar of addressing, out to suppose Usey would encourage me in those sientioseuts ofastacbuinst I ever must eutermia for that country which gave sue birth—for that country ii vilriMi titer, left seem Meng that is dem so ino...for that soca. try which, by its ploadits, foamed lb. hombile spark of talent, till it lighted up a rsystatims which is the passport to your protertiou, the introdoctium to your heopetilityt nor alma the Mimeses of your fervor earned oislyto thestlumegm whom you have so pieuerourly welcomed. Them AM heads deer hi nee, euitiomed with maim by-ties of affection and al. limier, whir arc, perhaps, at this arvement anticipating with joy hey pesibasiussal success iu this cannery,- and will Mend 'maw scum ismilstiwir thesis' to the yard thermos, u re t e r al & It s.thma la my dunicasic giicie, I shall dwell as Mie-ritemperigfice of them hoots; it is them I shall M aenad dia Maio iotrisated to ney owe to respect sad love the patrimis ull'his father ; mod while the pages of lone his tory rear s& 'eighteenmo's that .give lessee M ire .polujeol • mod warlike character of your esecistry, be ogeomul ;shit 117. j WMiah actor will, to the Wit hose extol PaW 'nests worth, soil mainfolly.tremariialllo COMMISIMISAMIggiI to the charge of his posterity." - •' • • • A volunteer toast by Judge 't The Stranger—We greet hits with a ddisliM i lellethise ho oar * w e." By his Honour the &tapir : „ , will deserve and ems; thg lrcalf.ct a all count" ies.• 4 . 4 GREAT DAY'S PLAY AT PIG RON AlatinlYC. _ . The first enerfog of the Mideast' amb took place in the Midglioni emotions oil Mosiday, when the oilier cup was shot for by lb. vorrobrrs, a sohareiption of Awe goitres& each, hsl I forfeit ai 21 yards from the trap, mid the hisnodmry eiglity yards for the bird so fall in. The map was won by Mr: Hodgson killing 18 birds. The meowd arid third prises, via. fire goitteas for Ili. wound, and lb. siake money hock fur the third,nee°V. h)• Messrs. Putative awl Street; the former having killed 17, sad o r e wa r , ift birds. There were twenty-tofu eideeeribeve, ewers of whom shot, mid the "tilled Others paid their halfforfeit. l'ho least number of birds from she twenty.orie, was Meelve. ' After this match, another for ewe hundred [sines* aside at 11 , 'birds, look plate ; - Mr. Rooftrees (wiener of the Skip) and another of the Chili, Mr. limicriligton, against 1 . 1 11 . Armorung sod Esir l okarson, UM of the Chili, and 'Mach Money was sported nproll she evens. Each man killed his fifilt bird, Mr. tiantgaset missed his "alstb, as did also one of his oppiments, Mr. Faripilsarsou. .Erisk betting at 5 to 4—nail Mr. Armstrong havilig missed . ..1111111 sevens') bird, lesviog the Club men one a head-8 to I was refused. Mr. Hodgson however mimed his Dili, 101 h, am/I'llth birds, sod lost the match by two. •Mr. Helhering. tom killed ten, Armistice( mine, Farquhmowni nine, and Hodgson eleven, vrtifeh Armed at mem the useettanity of pigeon shooting, as the latter is the beet shot. .- ~ TX I XING'S P.sviLrok. Li;' t , ,•.., I._ '-vr Afidterval.".,.l, •st ...I üblibibilifir is iCalfA of tile twit prise. eiidl4.4oithicKitOrfitiore et Eiritkloftf••+ ' twilre-Ini i t.- , .-;,- 0 r -. ' I 1, .'. .... 4 4 • ' . 'fHg_IIIIMIC ROOM.. I I. iA esonell .A 0: the,gorter of Weida to ceevey •• mtii„islors ••I C .iti dick So 4, elin4 l lll failliallectidelt the t iirsagarr . if freigry,,ouil dm tassballgefimewts; , rif fertile nuts. t iess,prolostay ; depuratod to' 75.7 Unmoor! a art (Mm 1; ighfa r irodi the groovier halm of magic., iiivolring the eachanted palaireasff 4110•Grorii„.fall shirrs. so spleniloar for detail, A else game eif imposiug, grandeur, and time .berotifill cosishint thous** taeC4 Of myriads of glittering object*, which, i .the jillOolitode of are and refinement of taste, this . super specimens alcoje dapiq a . It is 4Cifeet he the repi ire. will tiro recesses of its feet each, .iesakiim the extreme 'meth at "feet. In height it rises 41 feet,. to I dome 30 feet its die: Optic,. This dome is gilt whit/even gold, and ornamented • with sparkling scales sod fikaWif, alskili diminish in 1 .10 Ilse rewire, wad add sistieh to l apparent elevation i• tie moire poise bi 'ibis dame is oir ansinsteirO, repeesestbsg s • ',in all its 'Mid tints, the sustfiswer, with other., Imo • seasoirs l' male; bleildetliwill it; is AI the li derireate if Stewart, onslif-i . Rirettots ; sod from which orusifieut yr flower tit/lewd. a gift. Sterile; pagoda of oat glees, cermet Mg itself with a•latolisiimis: sloop, iii the ithilpeubtars *pew Wits or watetehly, seaverfordiel by gold dragoria,MidlOvielleed by ItarismisseamporesitSerletro i r emanating from the heathen mythology of the Clfinesemee The dome itself, which' appal - tO - 1S heats bees. estimated Eros a ruck of solid golds. IA m4purttd by a convex rove, intersecting itself with an °magmas! base. It is ores*. niented with Chios,* dodos% it firers Sold. OP" ^ light bloc and red round. It also displays sight windows stained glass, rich In idercices lils chinese booty, the e. ' bet of which is iofieserTimibly I mposing and brilliant, said which are cookie:arta be isakably • illuminated esterierly.' • Lioceisding fruits ,the coiei base a splesidid canopy is . *tea, With carved strolls,' bells, die. At each of the ogles of this costly mom, a pagoda tower meets the vie*, of sparkling glass and china, with lamps suspended' Omen its projecting angles, displiyitig the open Whirl the. In correspond with the former, and giire , siniformily In the ;corral 'effect. 'Tbe canopy liefore mentiosed is supported by isthmus of crimson and gold; their height trues Mellow measeres twenty-three ferti and roiled which ....ormolus serpents are twirled, i• all their diversity ..t• colours sod triune expression of &aimsl capability...- Tire walls are coveted with twelve paintings, highly Ouistseili imitative of the crimson japan ; the subjects intrudneeilore • views its China, principally its the neigisbumehasid of Pekin; they are of a bright yellow, heightened In gold. They are equal its executioa and niceties of Amish to the best rattier tare painting, sod exhibit a besistifel speciireu of British art. The pauuels coutainiag these paintings have frames of gold, with. bordering of his. and yellow het, beielitemsl with gold. The recesses are 33 feet by 10, and lii feet high; they tersaisate in the square of the room by a cone. x cove, twgra p ipsibig rows of besubuo, rosifiwed by siblimide. The ;girth reps. contents a magnificeat ergots, by Linculia ; it is tits largest insinuate& is. the kingdom ; its compass is from CCC, with a double iliapasuu throughout; ill is as much distinguished for its mealier delicacy of Moe, as fur its prodigious powers. The space which ibis sly. peudons suotrumeat occupies, at the back of tlie recess, Is 20 feet to leogth, with an height and width of similar dimeutions. There are two eutrances to this room: ore from the Egyptian Gallery, and the other from the Yellow Drawing-room, each midir a splendid canopy, supported by gold columns. Uniformity is tastefully preserved, by apparent entrance doors to correspond, on the sides op. po.ite. On the west side of the room is a chimney piece, of while statuary marble, of exquisite workmanship, bf,' Westinacult, unlamented with nemidis colonies, dr.e. above. which Man effulgent mirror, 141 inches in length, by 92 in width, encompassed by • rich sod glitteriog canopy, sup ported by columns of radiant gold. In front of this mir ror a time-piece is placed, exquisitely septet) and Wealth fel, and producing an effect nut easily to be described. The stove, feistier; and fire-iroiss lee. are of polished steel sad or- mole; they were furnishe d by Cutler, sad excite the atrosigest &Mincer Wthwirilliou. . To the right of the chim ney is anther Mooch, sweraspoodiag is taliguilimosee with the oat before noticed. Oh the runt side of she room, light is admitted by Ave wholows, the shopesiimaf abash, aser puffs' of blue and red, and yellow silks, with rich Adages, are supported by dragons. This carpet, which entirely covers tise fluor, was manufactured at Aginiuster, nod is one of lie must spacious is the kirgdons. It is of a light blue crowed, with Chinese subjects, in gold colour. This dassliag apartment also contains mail of the must rare and valimbh specimens of oriental china, particularly them of the Nor peemias, which are IS feet high, resting on brows of shit. rag bloc, sad which was massufactured by Spode. Mamie ficeitt chins jars, on supports of extraordinary brilliarsce, also coistribute to interne anal astonish all beholders. 'llse embellislimest of this apertincat may truly be said to int part the highest degree of credit to the professional talents of F. Grace, Esq. and his qualified siostaots. Is the acme of radiant and imposing splowdoor here displayed, it has heen Isis 51sjesly's wish to giro' eomuragewtrut to every, branch of the ar:s, sad especially to British nsanufactared ;! and nowt faithfully du the amosnauds of lb. SYVlntigli op.-1 pear to have hero obeyed. i Every tine( here sod throughout the palace is almosti entirely the work of British materials and British halides el combines a whole, in which the high sad cultivated imams, s Patriot Monarch forma a strung feature, as diffusing Itai rays and illuminoting statism's' talents, to the lib gal am& just support of watioual worth and isulortry, that noprisof and must obtain, the adosiraticia of the world. . ROYAL BA NQI/ ETTING.ROOM. The introductory remarks to the Royal Music-room gee l viously described will eqsally apply to this most oploblid and beautiful apartment—it w re sts a design the gam striking, involving the twirls:lcier of inveutirin, isoCallw feseedly but distinctly to be traced, from the sniuseteeteb. jeers to the harmonised emobination of the whole; a es. hibits grandeur without tawdriness—good taste, as comsat. iug from intellectual cultivation—and, gessmilly, a resistless faseisiation of effect, impossible accurately to he described. Its situation is uearly at the southern extremity of the Palace, sod its dinieurious are 60 feet its length, by 43 frit wide. The walls are bounded at the height of 23 feet by a cornice of the must elegaut fortis, apparently inlaid with peals an I gold. Ou this cornice rest fuser ecliptic •rrlors, whirls, with their spattibils, are supported in She uncles by four gulden column., connecting themselves with a unifies cove, surmounted by a dome, rising to the height of 46' feet. This flume is coisairected to represent an misters sky, partially obscured by the broad sod branching foliage of a 'exurb/tit plantain tree. This bold feature is expeesoril as beating its fruit in all the progressive stages to naistoSki, • fes,m the tender shootings of she early Idearnm, to ins' rids mid glowing inellowisess of its mot ripe and gra". feet stale. Fruits its truncated cask, (Aims* spusbob depend, and characterise its apparent use, that of correct ing it with the grand lustre, risks' 31 het, sail sosisming the shape of lotus flowers, the expressive eastern emblems • of protect' and brightness. The lilies, when ilhowl slated, dart their copious and vivid rays through their mul tiplied and sparkling tints, and influence connected oh• ject. to the semblance .1 rubies, pearl., glitteraig boil hind', and shining gold, creating, if the figure may be allowed, iss mid air, a diamond blaze. Its effect iv magi cal: it enchauts the senses, sod excites as it were, a feeling of spell-bound adneirstioo, in alp' within its ra diance and circle. thhcr lushes, in Bid several angler, of minor atagnitudes, but similarly unique said begonia's!, contribute to au effulgesiee as mild se bright ; mod which, with foam, horizontal a inflows of stained glass, illunriusted from *Odious, above the roriiice, prefect an appearance of ortifieirl day. The wills of Ai. roans are divided into compartment., esiistainiag diustratratoo, by domortie groups of 6gores, nearly us large as life, of the amaisers and elegant costumes of the higher order of the Chasmic people. These pictures possess great variety, sail teens with domestic episode*, which are familiar to us; they attach us to them by ass appeal to oar feelings. fur llwy • i seem like the reflected imagery of our. rime Intniiii• The i Knotted of these sousterfy paintings is as lusitatiim of Wald I pearl, richly "nought to all the varied .Ifornas of Old air ilitlitilogy. The trampll sod silvery lama this ' , Mm its gegenl iiititlSlfill is st alal n lb* the if two . ; and it e e f ie tle 4► . . ~ i ~ff1r..... - ... 1) , 14700 ,r ing ...voisapheve Splendoise light sod Moor, with • astoral • 'effective disposition of shade, appear to have hero a ititud au.l sorcessfal aim is this room; and art, guided by snood lodgment, lively sod polithed lade, has availed itself -of all sorts of ma terials to *tato the rod • proposed. The splendid eisinder of glossy jars of Wee posestaisa, well approprioti II and judiciously placed, contribute irsogisilicently In this. effect ; they excel, iw rbrhuirsir sii.l brilliaury , oliatrver of the lint we have before ono, dureige o r na tive ; are f Staffordshire suissisfeelisse, moil were furnished - by Sim*. soil Copland. Like the alifsic.room, this apartment i- carpeted llottettitimiti sod 41614571 &outlive One specimen of 111,111 to that WIN from Agssissier, sad, like that room, this is aim lislitod!by Ism spathes* windows, which open in the east ; the draperies of which, composed of the richest CrillisUN silks, 'domed with gold, delightfully harmonise with silks eelestial Woe, which clothe the dividiug piers, soul com plete a• loot coulomb& of such ussichliss beauty, so ovn.lo r words illeaklaale to do it justice. The palmed decorations, and the general designs, under the cla.sie suggestions of Mete Illustrious ffilisiessor, have bees the wurk Junes, Si. sod Istredeservedly raised his reputation tu highest **sack of pride.eioisal fame; the tiowelon era, Ike. sie Volliamy ; the leap* are by Peri y ; the turgid ont • aud draperies are by Bailey sod Sammie*; and the tivre, Svc.. A thessigliost, are Ostler's. fire *peak of the Palace as a whole, It *wolves the perGe- Uilleteritish art. sad Gimps au it a eh/wafter, we doubt reverse of secondary, to whatever travelled rape. *OM eau be qualified to point out as actually emoting tw• asp rmiter pert of the habiLdrie glebe. fort exc. •e • cursive, • ow% sire a allammt haft: , ems •ile (fluster, CITY BUSIPI ASS. A Cosa of Aldermen was heti/ yesterday nt Guildhall, lei the purpose of beariug Appeals, which was tally at- Imsdad. direrral perms., were savors, Mid others allowed to be ad. miasma brokers. be Coed proceeded is illbsiessideratiss of. the Petition of Mr. &mimesis Gibbose, spriest the Cetera of Mr. Wil liam Weisdersed, as &Cosmos Cmaseilvasua fir the Ward of Walbiroolt, was the ipmands of his isdisitdellyr spats the muds In the preoppi, arid miming s=rlllassusig of as irides 44.8bia Cruet of she. Lida UN, migairiag mime Alderson' to give relies to IWO/ lismiumics, use_ he elect say permits as a Coussists CMISMIMMis who bad esempersdrd snob -Ide creditors. f tro:.) , • Mr. Gibbons was hewed at eimaidersble kinds. is support sr his Penult", nod exam's"' sr.dry Pernn" so press it. sitesmium. Mr. Bullaud "Mending on bdmalf of Mr. Woodward, ad dressed the Coed, eormassilligdosy bad rot the power to pass the order in qualities, sswisoussmor time rights of the dimisen. . , All parties dies withdrew, and the Court pwasseded so e several circumstances, and busily Misgiased the Pctitiuu. HIGHWAY RUBBERY. In the evening of Monday At'llasight Mr. John Timelyll, this.C.ity, swim Mooched down in Chapel-Geld, moil rubbed .0 , • pimbet.huuk, moutairnig 1,0081. in rotes, thirteen of which were of Hie Kaiak of Euglard, value 100/. esti, and '‘Jolon Thuriell" was 'intim au the limb of I . ▪ 1 10010 It •ppesis (ruin the accusal gives of this robbery by Theiriell, that on his return by Gurney's day each frum Laudon, which sets sip at the Nanfolk Hotel (being .libiselt wise in the evening), a buy, apparently af the Age of twe l ve or mi l l et ., alter :squiring if his masa were Srlimellen, gave hien a sate, stating, that 'Mr. nuliugbroke, peas Chapel-field, wasted to speak with his din idly. Mr. ;Thiele., went to Mr. Bulinglosoke's, and found that the note was am his writmg, and as he was reseal./ • woman Willed him by manse, near Mr. Boliaghruke's. ibeolle, and he walked with , her into Chapel Geld. When be was wear Alderman Yallop's haelt•gate some mama gave him a vialeut blow iii tise fate, soil 'tam slipping SPUN distance be Gm. He was thew %Ind down, and robbed of his packet hook, euniseasag the property. He says he was ass much stunned by the +as to he rendered nearly insgaible, but Imo bad some r Mrs that there were 'Mee net aimerard , is the rabliery, and that one of them was a Jew, as he has regionalism s Jew's meat. The hail writing of she mate is nut kaolin, nun did Mr. Theriot! distinguish the weina's features, the sight being extremely dark mid foggy. Tim mosey, was received by Mr. Thuriell, in.lmadon, fur goods sold by Min tie Marro. Leaf ad Cu. bet sio amount .was taken of the assilthiers of the soles, although Me. Tbutiell wrote his ' WAIN* WO the *it of the chief of them. Tble riots of a Ma's feet were kft an Mr. Tbustell'a stow *lathes, his pockets containing Hie book was cut roes, amid he @r evived a alight slob on the right side, apthereldly am. with a penknife.—(itoifollt Clinmeich.) • ARMSTRONG. the police officer, who was so ban. berously issalireated by n gang of tuffiaus. Is not dead, as report stencil. lie Is recovering slowly fawn the effects of the abuse' winds he set-rived. A most distressing accident occurred Oil Tuesday l sit in the neighbourhood of Berkeley. Mr. JOHN MARILLOVE, of the 56.1, regiusrot wog out with his I - rat-nil, Mr. JOYNEK ELLtII, shooting rabbity at Wickselme ; when, as the limner was getting through a hedge, with his guts cocked, one of Ilse barrels utsfortionssrly exploded, and lodged the cols- . trots is, Isis right o.le. Ile ses« hes eusigerustily ill ; but hopes ate entertained of Isis recovery. YELLOW FEVER.—The Col/emcee of Louisiana, in his Message to the Legislature, States a fact its relation to the yellow fever at New Orleans that . merits particular attention. Ile mortis that those cosetioed in the prison of that city were in no • in- • stsitt-e rultject to tins dreadful onslit4iy ; that being Cut 611 lrutn society. end bent , ' sectutle.l within the cell: of o ilusigrOti, sot one tried of the prevailing fever. : • • • • • 2t4 . , A I.i. 41.01•4111114. Peak -4 4ad routs sal to the baleigiod fognilare, sued brilllanl calmer esthe Pailkitt4o,.4o lB A ePer•q4ll Pa flmPi i ratr . l Ay be r .1; as a bareinellint.ess" jlmismnits co' prim. , their ciiiiiltlal, *hills ,y . 9 Fraillret h o 44 4 ll " 1411. .; I—a. • - forsarr ale urthe •Ilt gwee'wdol, ly ear••• -.. ' 111 1 iislaid. s ivith (sq. In sailabliruisccs between these, are -. Clasisiwelsiras, niniereingi lit nalia. or 14111 lidif slpetlef ' Th is t I ace*. 414 1 4 kaaa ta thjp. They., intedeir 6 with the chinspey-yeetr l. .. boar, as arra , ' . a "diet). esealsite - ornamentr, •in °resets, cessialeser the . j a ,y 4 I invest. , mind, by glvisitg 1.. the sitpetrstructurg int,ellielenf sol 4 i *O4 l , t h e , vi g hta, a e t cp,tite base, ',be chimney vieria, 'worth and month, ""ted f %4011 other, ajar! of the flm tt statuary sandhi with ..I t 114 [ail, Ao • lg. ,l „ canopies! figures as riolorllslisneets, and uther, orna• Ml . at i kkril ashina- its le or•Aforts.' 'rt.. the 'resole . f that to the mirth is R .1.1 ,1 ; fib, 1 " # i e• piece of "oodles' km) , awl wog knuieship ;it is arr. ... superb led through the isi...li 00000 aan uprainir agog Hower, on 1 6 '. wilts work side of whirls are figmrs is brilliant colours of beam'.l gib , .Id mewl hunk, whirls apprise se repossiser So the shade a 0 die: . it "Ili b4l a t and varied foliwee,rhasrd in geld. The ply- I Yoder ttroll'd falgworef hosigioation has gives siogisler testrrest Ist this wee- I IWO •StIV ill size fell ornament —lts clreractir us iserf. es ; but it farther delights, ww,,tin i s 'I In us &doer itspectioe, by disclosing set the consbiestsuas of l AA I a at i al entitles the leaves e chits. ra of fur :no as exquisitely coogrived as ex. It a p p , motel r' premed.. This Heaps:sacristies et Amigo, wad perfect es.- I hail hers 1 (Ono cilium, is represent( den the cluniney.pirce opposite, as a that h er • Oil* theraionseter. As Aft harks of these tope,* mod ikaileing isfurmat Vigurita ' objetts,Asion frosts ihevingury.pieces to the lower cursive, being act iiht••• 4ll are esterase* of ealranrsliesty dimensions; these &clot each .on Mune lryletwe ' ether , ibuisyn at the distance of sixty feel, ro fleet dl • the w a g urger' 'itAtliths the vrarlaiiig spare, proiliscisig an - .feet almost . bn t egh 1 1 :twilled tekattiol, noel givisse the eensbleace of a eretre poet to •seeka ti , "nil the lorholder, when situated at either ticirtinity. Oil liairsom. I ofisa- either side are &halm deers, presenting ass ale-seek bails- • Ise wily a light tint of japes., framed will. golden architraves, sad sir. • Romm el tows of asuadtril with ritqlOeite sp. resistless in wood eartimpr, ill ger was the et- effir.relferoi exhibitiog subjects of chigoes* from the whil e h e at. amid . Orirsieel •Mytheolory, the penis, , saitnaik,is and douse''r th e wa y coloriff.. el afeireli limiser-ovidest diai•ll6ey ire aciselty 4an ing th e m she opy..it. in me ionsespbeve I eolt beiviet .61014. Splendour of light I pi ng a .:.r.~ .t•.... ~~~ . - Alai LAW IItiTELLICENCI. „.. OMIT OF II ,'%llfitersts.esus, Tl)esmor, feergelrf le. This morning Mr. Jollier 84111.F.T . ..ef *I au early sod titsiged the .Grailfroeu M Ibr Grro - ti lie offer word, bessij.am i ojsootiutes of euurre. 'hen stijosteneel. • • ot 14, bring the A nuireamitil ibt king )rtioto. the full CiMirtifyi 144 II • ow g Hiatt i-7•0 , P1 .w . 4 - 11fi..0 G , 41 1 1 P . /I r 0.•,. 1 , "OPT : ; SOW lITIt VIT. , 'esterclay Abe Muispirwr sod John J•ohor e.on, Iro ..‘-errviestr of Mr. Wolliiire Ihillibrisugh, I.f esealetae, were loured befirebliii Robert Barr, un lit . _ iwing charge:— .. . : -. I , i . t , .• •41 1 ir et appeared by the evideisee of lille.lllMAVisogle, nod 1.0 bad been its the habit of mimisig a great quantity Of II sic that he etiuhl out sieoust for. A few dayi ago be rm. 101 l ' information that the Prisoner Rishisais wee seep. rd.., a ' being merest's., in rubbing him of lir floor. Are...ding, r no Monday be watched the two Prisoners who wrre hoodo( 'the waggon. Humphreys was requested by Me. tbarr• laugh is amid twenty sacks (from a parcel of swensy,theee * locks that were is the mill) to a Mr. H a wk., at K a ... 10billos. Hisesphrsy• did wet put the Rom to the witemoi, he hay took the sacks from She mill and gave them •14, Rahmos, ea.' he mil them in the waggon. Whets the wag. glow was laden, Rubinson west for Iris trace hone., sad while he was goat Mr. Stasbeash coedited tweets, Nicks ro ' the waggon, seven un each side, sad UK is the middle; he •ithrortbasight hie isfo.mactoo as sirsheaseistd, hot as be wee lifideqg sway he happ. seed to look at the frost of the statguii, ' mid saw a msalitity of bay mad tarpaulin; he then got .... She fraud wheel, removed the hay and clash. sisal ItCICfIV..I • sack of flour laid straight at the hesitant of the waggon; lie replaced the hay aml cloth.. sad wrest into the counting huts.... Robinson none a MIMI after him to, en moth r. Mr. slOo bmtagle thee asked lion how wooly sack• be bast got r hr sat•l 10 sacks .0f Boor, foe Mr Hs. ks. Mt. histibrungli said, have you twenty asks of flour .? He said, I bier. Mu • Slinshrough thou gave him the order, and was detests...id so /.dive hies. kilos disigly he followed, tool passed ht....- Viral tunes op. the oath. Whet. Mr. Siatil.....gli came 1.. Tiamilsseis-grern, he communicated ii. simporiou to G.i.0.110., the High Coustahle, who moth noel so follow the 1' which be aecoreldigly 40, to Mr. H sots's, where he del.- erred the 10 sacks of o.ur ; he than eisucealeel two asks. Oa his Windt home a serener swan met him ; they both aid law She waggon; itobisison IlllOU l / 4 WNW alit,► tido an rsaipty Milk, white the man tidal it; in dui*, this they ampere. d that they weer watched, and am-0,16410y so flour was taker away. When he returred howse, Robiusiso deoied koonin that soy sacks but the tweedy virre these, which he lakes de repealed at the Office. ThrPrinsmealsmerc committed for further rxesninatio... , • lIIATTOX GAill)t:N. ifestenlay Jahn Andrew., a chimney-sue-epee, residalig in ' Moor-street, Edgewate-roml, appeared to a sun 00000 .0., to 11*Vlier the complaint of his appetstice, Janie* Speedo-, a boy tight year's of are. Tile lOOieellaitlll was undertaken by the perish. of St. George the Mattis., and tote of the Orel:. seen attended. . It appeared from Hsi evidence, that it' few eveuina ago the complitiumir was Num' by mime busnalue persus silting' on die steps of a door, crying with cold seed hunger, - Iseinc bar. footed, mid complaidlitg s.f the wounds i.e rectiv..ll by hating his lege cod feel pricked with a folk, mud pinched by another boy whose homages, it was so follow hint up the' chimney in order to compel .. hien to gin up. Thale person took him to Dr. Skivacr, who dressed his wounds sod ar; companitd him the saisie evening before the Magistrate. Whew be was eassained he had mahout on but a piece of sack fur a shirt, and the 'sage he had on writ stuff from the soot. He was given in CAl** to hie materoal uncle, mid Dr. Skinner . atteuded hint until yesterday. Dr. Skinner stated, that when the boy was brought to hint his knees and aukhrs were in a dreadfoCstate of ioflainsostioss, and Ritual tatoe'y astind . aisee'he might lose the use of hi.. limbs. i p d soot was 'ocean. d inielsis desk, and it is supposed hr rut here, washed for a Lug time. Tire boy meted lie sot enoisthh of food, mud he skin with five iii a bed, and that his father had sold him to Drfendaid fOr a pOuud lode. The Defendant agreed to cancel the indenture, use coudition that the prosecostioa should he dropped, which being agreed to, the consplaiut was dismissed. MAILLISOIROIJOH STREIT• DISCOVERY OF A DARING GANG OF ROBBERS. On the night of Sunday fortaigh• - , after the finitly had reliredro rest boa time, a gain of villaire, ender, eery daring circuiwitssees, took,. Oda the house of Mr. Paster, goldsmith sod j. weller,ulSuutball, which they tanostked withooldisturbisig the imitates, lied caeritd off silver plate, lines, end other rum riy, to a great pausal. Very et trill iy the premises of Mr. Maiatuu, gem-maker, of Oxford -slier', were mitered and rubbed wider Mods" circistosumms; suit main oilier rohberies were comstitted is the above sienh• bowthowls, sight after eight, moil cousiderabie alarm was flailed, abet informations were repeatedly laid at thus office of the taiimeroiss burglaries perpetrated i.e mid near tuna. Plank mid Wales, the Officers who, ever since the robbery at Mr. Farber',, have exerted thesessefres to trace the offenders, .uceee.kd tit the apprebeaus of two premiss egoistic whom the strougest suspicion was attached as to the robbery at Mr. Parker's.. They were immediately brought to this Dire, wises I. the course of their eX41111.- natos (which was 4.f a very private nature), a coufresion was Missile that they formed part of a most formidable Emig of plunderers who infested various parts of the surrouitilmg calamity, and had lately committed mom. ems 41..poJafloits, suit that they wave concerned is the above barchisy. This imperials. istformation caused further inquiries us lie made. seed according to the directiou of time Prisuwers, Plank sod Wales, Ate. armed iktuiselves sod proceeded to apprebeqd three otheis of the gen, who siehompoltily were brought safely secured to !be Oliiee, one of she Piasoneis beim( a female, who, to answer purposes of etativenience, was cots netted with Ike gassy. tin one of the weds .11 shirt as fussed belonging to Mr. Parker, and alai a bat which lie w or e ; he ease ordered to. take them off, which he dial, and was supplied with others to put DU. After usiderguing a most minute examination, another [ circuinstauce of a coos. infamous nature was elicited. he was staird so the alsgisitiste that • person whoa owned extensive white-vault., and leas residing its the weights...Ai _ hood of the west-mid .of the towie moiler the aspect of se •pectattility, wee also connected with , them, mid was the person who cesierally teceived the stoles propeity from them. 'fbep.gave homilies*, and al a late how laud termitic, ac cording to the orders of the Magistrates . , Moak, Wales, and . Craig, .wrre dirpatclictl to match Aids house, baking with them (valet pistols. On their ;ordeal, Malik explaturd the nature of Ida elate, and after placing a pauper gnetti over lbe persons thermos, proms-sled to search the place, in which they discovered a large quantity of the plat! and other pro petty, which was stolen from tier house of 111.. Pail" r on ale right of thee burglary ;. trunk* full of e•luouble p• opts. a s, also the recede. r, wile intmeiltairly seised, and biusaglat as. :e hackney-coach to the Olike. lie is a man of vely te.p. eta ble afr'srewret and was recogoded to be the seine mast at who was cauctisted is a recent busman of a smiler es asee . ter. He osiderwest ao.eXashumilittl. Al a hate hour last night Plank and the other sincere went io pursuit of others 01 Mee galle• Tie Prisoners wrre all reinsuJed for farther examines illr, wits 1111111111)11, (1141Ll11 are cap. civil false made by se isoa• who have befit told. al. . • r • __ _ ._ . l!NION HALL. Edward ternasousi was brought up iu tht custody of George IVelfare, • constable, clussicra. wills tort &king luso Mosier Hall, Islcauttb. the rtiosiiiy seal yf Ile..ry and sicalleg Ilscrefturs plate *rid unser propszt, of Ike value of 100 f. awl upwards. The Pa isasitr ked icrveJ Mr. &uric aurae lime is the eapleiiy of rauster.gard.lerr, and I. gored, aostaittl the wry/sada toast. tubersistacs of ih. homu. As various Isabel yawl alai% at OW were suitor •od the es 1- tumor was shodsareard oil oispioarsi of bring the Shit/ A chart list house was irfa queasily of cbtts •, AccoMf"l.**o l 44 4 ,1 0 . 1 ' serasakla eritk.rkahra *ea odwai retry ant t-s ,tourti =- ~.~. . iiii NOM - • - ~~~ L.P. 'Or I.= I I ~~