The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-04-16 00:00:00

711 E KING'S 81R771-DAI. Tim celebration of his - Majc.sty'a birth-efa7 at Thersdup lire Ash offilloy. is to he cohseevetl in the same manner the celebration of tbo-litt,V4ela birtli:ohy whi n e was in the full einuientier his Health. After the ilrawing-rnomi which hit Niajeste holds at his palace at Pimlico, it is trotlerotooll th a t the King cites tr . gronct- surf Pplenotid boil un the nigh( of thq same day, at Ins palace to Pail s • mall. _ _ TAI?C4T4i AS. prena-souse. The favourite opera of Thneredi was performed at this theatre on Satardo night. The character of Artisrerzei is sustained with effect by a (*male. The mase..Casse may justify the assignment of I'aisevedi to one of the fair sex. That difficult task was gives) on Sabsrday night to Signora Marttoost.. It was her first appearance. Its feature and per.on this debutante possesses little claim to admiration— and hat voice, though soft and pleasing, has on great compoori; s defect rendered the more oheinais bi Madam*. CAWPORESE, in the character of A nie •naidil, tlie'developernent of whose talents within the lipat i ,tintlyofifof iliaprosiag practice. ii become very F ansinfeiroble.; Signora ANOSISANI and Toast. as Orbaviers• wad dryirio, completed the. effect of the concerted pieces by their fine bars and tenor voice!. The nesw ballet of La Paysanne Ssipposie followed the a l ters, and 'deriseil.all the attraction of which that species of entertainment is susceptible, from the highly cultivated talent of Monsieur A LOORT• and Mademoiselle ftiIOBLET. The pas seal of the• • latter, in the first act, was a chef d'oeuvre. The' thcoire was crowded with elegant and fashionable company. •DELPHT THEATRE. This very amusing and rlegstit little theatre closed for the orison on Saturday night. The en tertainments for the occasion consisted of that well selected variety for which the !suttee is :mum liable. The principal of them was the popular and inte resting piece of Kenilworth. • •Foll - of•nttroction as the piece is, from the clear end rapid des elopement of the aninkated and - eventful story on which it is founded, si well as the highly dramatic tonere of its sito.stious and dialogue, this quality was en. fittnced in no ordinary degree on Saturday night Ivy' the uncommon exertions of the performers. They *co4u er! inspired hy a common ambition to resider the y winding-op of the theatrical session curraspor.ding i in character to tke fame of its precedrng laboureis. • and Solleave an impression on the minds of thet saaietioi • cipatle of resisting the letheon influ ence of a long recess. The performance ads wit nessed with anointed interest, emotion, end sym. pothy, from the first rippearrince of the jolly land lord of the litick Bear fir the melauctibly end of, the ill-fated it.,:otintess of Leikester. Among those of Ihe carps .driimatigisa entitled to pert ieular notice -sad peale, my be justly named Miss E. Score .and Mrs. WATlsert v Mr. COWELL and Mr. WATKINS. . Z 1 re the oomitscreeeenlttErf doe ainallieWlimmiti next in .order, Mr. lAN. /kg stage-manager, de.l Wrack! a farewell address, in winch, after retorts.' log the thanks of the Proprietors for the distill gusllied 'patronage which the Company had ex petienced during the season then ended; he stated that it wits the most successful bed prospeloVll ca twit on the annals of the •theatre, and that tile bottom would re-open in October. 'I be annunciation was hailed by a repetition of ram r• 'AA 'rapturous cheer., atul he afterpieepa of • 'p,tuxust harmony and csitamunion of liimity feeling between the actors and their auditory. • 4 . We are hanpy .te 'learn that Mr. 0/MALMO. WWI Whet 1110,1tiii Itt ' fractured, whilst huoicmg wills Lord Aiitoteilmitteda, is in., fair troy of are-. c•,yery.• The Piotore•Gallery, in the University of Or ford, hes lately been embellished by models 9ff the Teirstili ,. of Neptune, at Preitoia, and of Amithitheatre, at Verona. This being Passion Week, the customary sua.l pension of .theatrical amusements will he of eos s r ,e aeleninty °b need till Easier Monday. Durin g this interval, the/W o ad Menagerie, Exeter %lunge, atioounees au addi tional share of Chadic), durin g the week, the Proprietor haven, spared no pain. to render ibis wonderful estahlith weal of sew varieties g ratifyin g to Ike eeientiie sod rational admires of *store's 4;aion;shrog work', whieh ave.parilea larly animated at their feeding lime, nine o'clock every evcis log. " The Extraordinary Red Book," is a Work terEarwg to ell.; there ate the evils of the system,i slid there are the advaatans of it; tberapew e bow, throng} what chimusts, by what al•IIAL purl for whom the ',stern " works well." Look attertively to what is there placid before you. Behold tbe restos', the solid reasons why the enemies of Couetitut,ional aud Radical Reform :lie' its bitterest foes. Read the facts, said recollect the tarn *IV= )IAI will And umred. Obiseeveliew they act. Remem ber what yoo Lad recoided of them, and that too, chiefly from pachamentary documents; and you will them cruise to dosiht. s ave• if you bad before .tresitc.ted nu the.subject— wig Refers .is resisted by rill parties, .111bir and "'wive, limmislOuls, or by whatever awe tto various Factimis may be called. - • - - On Moods? kst Ptlees¢ 1-IAUEL, a" iskibitaitt of Brighten. completed her 106th year. She is,. thongh blind, in perfect hearth, tins Iter toentory • temaini unimpaired. She was born in Ilsolear 1.714, the Gter y , eur of the reiguof OLVIZGC J. Outi ail loyal of Louts XIV. She is now. exitting spittle hoisuty,' principally, of his MAJESTY, ashotillowa her au .an nutty. CAtmaN IS,A pillllllAl6.—Asbqut hair7past ten r' clock on Fsidey, ggght a novel &erne took place in Kieß•stieet, Si. Josoom's-square. Information hew ing been given at Mortboresigh.eiroet Wake-P(11m agisiost a certain gambling-house, a trfuvaOt issoed, r and the offiCera entered. arioe.d the ell and' took the bankers, croswirrs, &c. bbeetio geritlonies) iroo cisetody, atid..dorrirel-ed them in Iti•hackney-entichire to theOffre, Oven 'lie hankeva were 116c:haled on giving•bitil to :4,- Pear at the Semiptio. -fhd etttertug feePttai aim:es of 309/. each. Sometif the K entlemon.wr re thet•haliged nti their mon, retro/Ms:tow% and others *Wrest ••:, , ering itts., soy. One gentlemen attempki. ed'hr Make hit-escape, aml ibruped nut of the, firtit APF firTING NAngArivi. .......;.....ii;44:-. lifi*s Fel, • heautifcl yustsug lady, while walking on the share, wear Iloitglaa. Isle of -Maw, Mk - tlf '.lipped down • *belying rock. finte.whigh she could be eeithrr sued, nor heard, and froin - Yliich 'here 'se; no eseaps by the held, Ow little ru . ek hone% nearly ssitroutuied by 144 Imiti "ghe rontrlYei to lieurole • **mull qunntity of water that one ,Iringe the!rnik: with ibis *lc:sustained' hers e lf d er i v e Ids re i s 'dnifis'aeill tar t s ui,elts: and fulness'', saw boats pissing in glee disleiiie, but "flail I not man herself' heard : A boat as 1 Isegth.p.aa.ect . near enough te her signal wills a tien4kerchief. During this Ogle . : si t Iran son ight by 11; flume•liiiiiil ells of pniple, In onegisei anxiety. She uses arlength resisted in time to Are her ti •• end a deep sleep almost llPlSediatrly overisine bee f 101 ii . ll; , Per, info ,whielt she *is taken. the *alio,' r log . lien nith their clothes...- 141 m It MI ennyryed priya.rly house 'le at shaiee.b. her f f !hrr, to a dilating 'souther. - Ott hrother Was ill at the manse. time ie. tbe bootee with a ty'r.in fever; !whit Wile 1 49 P" of recu very. The joy sr her nvotrzr !Teti enceaakve, at the recovery of her firorghtrr ; hni her mind. beieg previon•ky welkessed by inn/liming anxieties, it produced insanity! and she rem. milled saici‘le in a fit of efteontrelakie egitetina! This `sits : Ytanrhuly sio , y has therein a . glowns . oyey thy whule so ciety of th e islaa.l, the *flirted parties being highly re* speetes4. . .t.' FE MALE !MAO'S, TOR. . . . A Iroo4.lllokillZ WllOll4. caltine herself /lovvlst Ste(th, mid .wins sari 'be was born at Thorpc,•itesr .I)ltitelilei its Leietstershire. was latcly found al I)stiaby,•PpstOlll l 7 111 4 it, sad Irani kindly relieved by the Minister and Oven ; betim essemsegueure of some giving falsekoddi discovered le her account; Ilse Mazistralcs have committed her 'to Falk inghem goal as an imposter. Amongst other tbium abet steles *dal aim 'aerommanied Orator Hunt to Mancpiri,tejr, ``'there she rereired a sabie.woond on-the twritlit; mid Is Will known to Johnson (of ish she spe,uka highly) . now confined I.ineolst Castle. She has m taming, SYMwritical tone of. speech—talks of. Ike LOKI, end but with her many hyntu mud godly book, of the klettand,st turn. coetalhistiy . the runes of Leadbeater, LiiVe 11-.11.y ; Re#. Mr. Bonfield, Lichfielst; 111. A. Cesteskue. God:timing; Joseph Britten, Stoke Neatingtuu, dies ay. RELIQUES . OF 411BITIQUITY. Twoof those antique golden crescents, of an unueual liege lige, the use of which has fur &grabs ffied the researches of the antirmary and historian...hare been lately found in this steich bum-hood. One of them by Thalaill Irwin, farmer, nese tillileagh, who, not aware of its value, bad adapted it as a Meet fur a door; the ether was found near Alimaghroi. Thiy are of the purest gold, and weigh sbnitt sta ousros. Ledwieh, in his Ant igifittioo of he/and, coincides in the opi nion of litishop Pocock, that they were tiro.) as brooches or gorging by the ancient Irish, whilst some of the Learned Professors' of our Institutiuna agree. with one or two of our celebrated Antiquarian., that they weie used -as , belie by the Druids in the celebration of their religions ceremonies, tool the very flue ?one produced by striking Ilse cups at the cud. of the crescent warrant dam opioion. There are two (rum leeks, or Druidical altar. , very near the spot the largest crescent was found. Mr. Stuart, in hos learned fhatay Arutao, gives • drawing of one which was found , '-'lLuapps, in that enmity, but it aopimrs touch smaller dna lbw now come to light.—(//e/ftist Paper.) A comeidrrable quantity of clay•timuld, or matrices for tipei , liiiitiatt of Remai money, baseborn lurneil up, within these few days, at fiastgerell Yale, Wier Wakefield. Our I-cadent will Oconee, that Thoreaby, ,in his Thicorsts, inetitions:a 1 dusuiiijkihdrnAmertorielits fount at thissrue place in It - Several crucibles for melting the metal were fumait ifis `llaMetiste, and in some of The Mobldt-there are ruins yet re- Madmiug. Specimens hatrs kite's sent by • geutlemon of Wakefield to the Society of 'Antiquaries and to the British Museum, in hopeamf.their de-endue, whether this place wow tbsjcsort of COillt(F, or tlos reel snittt belonging 111 the Ho mast itatio• iu its itnnsergre vialsity —Moaraster Paper.l A notification hip licedtaileti -. td by the aoirernnr of for recoiling on sutsiects .4r Austria belong) ing to the Milanese territory, who had gone over to Piedmont. This order is chisfly understood to have been directett against the students of Pavia, who had joined iu great noinbers the .atudriats pf Turin, whoa: attachment to coutititutionnt pnuci pies has been so conspicuous. The Coldstream irssird by Portsmouth on Wed nesday for the Illy. , r , hoeino soiled from Calcutta op the 10th .of I):centher,, and from St. Helmut the Y6 , h Ifebruary. She brings tin news. c z The trey, 40, Hon. Captain X.Ytneeate, is '7.: plug pt Suith*Rd. e .--1:ho Osithist, Olpiisio Aso.: Faitac.l4, will ,Whint She 'Wind is tuts fur :the Mauritius (where she will lead money for the Coos: missiiriat Depastavent) and Trincomalee; ns will the Grassltoper, Captain Itticfialt, and the Dealt*, Captain BAKER (the latter went out of hailiour on.: NIon(lay), fur the plewfuundland station.—These are tie only ships at Spithead. PLYRtouTii, APRIL .10,--On Tut•sdny the Forte; lin. Ttionas CoUIRAVIE, sailed for Jiimitic.6 and Vera Cruz. A .tmak vessel. •to supply the 16(1111(1*mi with water, sailed with iser.—Tlse Thetis, , Pkweatoot, (iota Jatnitit% tithith soiled on the _ 4;, , 16 of January), has been tole(' in .he're by the ~ 4 4 ctive cutter, totally' 4i;tuasted.—The Seringa- L,pdaam is gone out of btiOssour to ,she SOMIKI; laud SAursirock between the Wand mid the Main. Tht Earl of EantstomT.,in a letter upon the subject of ibe Cashuhß Dill, published in 'the iirightun Herald, rays— "•I sportive of that part of the Bill which is piercly tole rative, nod which repeals the decluatious acinst the specu lative. doetrioes of Tresenbiomtiation. the ilint(llio4l of Saints. nod of ;be Mass, vrbich do not affect the safety of the Con:dilution and the independence of the kingdom: hut I env,- not coven' to the propioed alterotion in the Oath o f s up „._ ..stmey, wheels I think will be isogernete to our its Church and Gate, which I urn convinecel will give no sa tisfactiun to the nowt heads ..f the CaltueNc Church, whom I rimeider as. the leadersof the great body of Boman Citholies to Great Britain nod Ireland, on a question • whiela like this, is eMirely uf relighisisssrujiles'tu them, al- i. though to us it is 1430 otott,of political e‘peibrevey, and w4icb_will impose a perptheal perjury wpm, the eli rcy or Our ow., and that of the ticotob CAPitch, wkoleill b e fequ i re d to • declare upon their ottjha (bat no . Foreign Prince, Prelate, I 'ke. Seth soy jorisdictima .powea sopetiortly, "puce or potion ity, eccicaiatrUdl tar spiritual, within this vralmoifler llir poising of tin. Act, by !Web the authority uf the Pope *Aldo the realm will be publicly recognized poJ ertoidielicd." • • °TUC town of Cattle was thrown into great .cottro pion en Tuttelsy lost, from the fitthAring cause enuoiderable number of tabourer' in 4* btiog out of work. 4,04 to cite' 4 , ve „,;;,„. for r e bel, but 'taunts, our tatitfietorr lrf •null. 4n. eoneelqueoce, th.y tle:rtnningl to •Otatee Leomplattit to the Afogittrutet at !little. —The litte7.• „E the orcumseaiter, took the necessity . Atoit t iatip . Irs prearot -*et .public treater Wuktif.l4i, riaitilwir g, renwhorr of Special. Gesee. lo ggibigr e 'who *ore siovigitted.'olil , Wr MA4 11•11 , 1TWCIO . thti he p Vipers . Wt tb ` t hou (I;sC4Wett-4t ' Corli*ll' 110 cbaurilr OLD 11441L47,vtitr, Apur. • '- - Davis and -- two ynnthil l were indict ed cur waling ,4 qusatily• 4 Ilabltb.4•Niti Admin . :4lQ. the properly of Mr..lfathawgy , the buokeel!er, its Ruthboisc plaee. • • • It LP• TAM ,Peeworrepr ?flood hie alwiti .l lalltenivo itrgltEn. gad some valuable end e l egan tly la w ny' honks Motel s In a few minu.e. after the prisuiera were 0h...r.r.1 g o i ng jap .o„_ , strait together, aid were Liar,, going MiVi ,4,.,i Nbop, la 'via; the books to hi. ouavu..l4n They Were.itieu taken iatu custody. Verdict —4wiNg;lfeallk. :ti SUillegY SEssli2lS. • • THE- COA r. TRAIYE. Oa. filistarday the Court met steconling in adjournment Is liiu'reilAetice la filltilliOrt of skit leatinial of Mr. T. Read.' llehl, file the disnio.sul of F fratm the oilier of 'principal ineol-meter fur that county of Surrey. The ('null laa attended as before j.ty a number of pershas interested its "the coal trade. J. II•n•t•oa, Esq. took the Chair. There were ten other Magistrates on the Brach. Thomas Fi•her and Till• Mis lYiache,trr , coalmmters were ea:minted. ' 31 r. Win. RAsoo, coat-enerrioint. of llerrovandary-wall, deposed at ronaideraide length to the ellact, that tiskets• could not hl got from the meters when they wcre'lessted, at all times, and that be had oh oreasimis bee, ohlifeJ tallacti.l the cools asathuut a tieliet, whets no m-ter was to he faistoi. He had frequently received- metres tickets, without theism.- ter hoeing seen the coal. measerel. thie meter wag by no mean* sufficing 011 the ntntinn. Kr bad laver aim Mr. Bigg there in his life. 1 4 : W. tilaradem, a cosi.inerchsist, .residing at Ber inotedaeyoloposed to the slime effect as the last akar". It sela • cotnritom practice fir the meter towrito the tickets 1,10 , ut hieing seen the Foals meant:.(l. Mr. MCC %%IA set tgen arra upon the ala:ion. The heart severs/ other as-guesses al considerable Ind h. They act until a late hour tot the afteroouo , whin there befog, liar Learned Combed saed;ll 11111$11hri..1.30•t im po. hot woo i yet to be heard Mingo/purl of the the Court atljuuraed. _ [ .. PO LlL'ff. -.....-- 110W-erfltrP. • On Saturday a cast of great importance iu Which those employed in manual Inbaur .in Nes/opal's is is mach ',trident, came ass In he heard before S•r Robert Riker, on a Aisne,. pre ferred by a Presian mt. of tae Harem ue Waite, ninl others, employed on one of the late sew Sunday N^ sespapers, the p ro prietor 'and ostrosslile printer appearmte tai a aria' emus obtained against hiss, elialiOig him brine iutcht ed to him hi. 3s. 6,1. which lie claimed as brio; ohm to him under the following circumstances stated that he had worked ou the paper front the lime of ise beginning In lie printed, a short lime &net% except the last foetaight, mid on ,Saturday fortnight Mr. Hathaway turned hint out of the uthre, whet' only one half of the paper was printed, without ally cattle.' He tom claimed the above son' as a fortniehrs pay, or warning, having tendered his services to do the wink of the ',paper during the last fortnight, and bad last night (Friday) been its readiness to wet tha stamps,as 011. "nary, but was refused. 110 eleimed 10s. for the Sanslay, and 10s. for the Monday's eddinel, sod la. WE for rack edition of a publicanoil called the /rrr/icolo> This he stoical to be candoMary is the trate, anti oti the part o f the m e n he stated that it was not in their patter to leave -work in h.o, than a fortnight, although work much 'hoc! •rlidvaistageons was offered to them, and they were liable to be Operated if they 101 their week ouGoial:rd, and in se- Itereti knaYanees of lair the law bad In en esdarecei agaiost Agetaled that Mr. Clement, •the proprietor of The . pb seenee , *Sem that paper began to be printed by 'Omni, very honoarably paid his men a fortuigln's wages; and' the propel( torn of another weekly paper, when 'bey changed their mode of printing their paper, pan . ' .thste men h rhea wive*. Sir Robert Raker inqiii.ed if the same custom prtvailed with the Daily Papers, which was answered to the aftirdiaiive. Mr. Hathaway, in 'civil lc the charge, denied hawing eni.: plowed the Complainant, or having any thiug to du Man. He had employed a Mali of llt mane of Scott ltv ' print the paper for a certain sum, but be admit d that his name wan attached to the Paper as !Maier; a Paper wan' • produced to prove it ; heals° admitted 11, it he had ally paid She caraplaialidl dud the uth,er men when he had n o t given Scott the money to pay them. Mr. White, the complainant, in reply, said, they were not paid by Mr. Scutt, but were paid by Mr. Osborne, the over ' Seer. Sir .. Robert Baker having ascertained '‘ - nt Odiorne the - 11;171. ... overseer engaged the men to uotk, I, coniillfrell la. was the men they were to look to for py:neot uutler any citruni.• macre", he heir: their empluyre outwititstant:ing the cus tom which had hem tweed, thud rause ! ! to make au optier aeaitift.(ll.r. Hathaway far the &eland; toying thvy .must ale l tahorne, if they had any tlethantl. . . • The men expertise(' great thinatisticlion at the decigion of. 'the Mnietratc. . - --- - - - - - • - RIOT AT 011 F: Nark: IVe are compelled to notice the recurrence of one of those dirgreeccol !ernes with which the void twelvemonths hate renderect,llll3 town too fimiliar, and which originated miler the pretext of conimemoratine the lamentable oretirnim..a. whisk took place here nu the Bth Of hitt April. Abisot.ef;tlit o'r leek hat night a rabble of boys add Krpw's liks eptlcclt- • ed about the streets, and baying process/et! to the river aide, they seized an old boat, which they dragged' to the slim" e, and there set 'it on flames. Increasing itf stunakera mad, nodaelty as the night advanced, they perctisted kettptui up. the fire to a late hour. by adding thereto whilever (*them.- tilde nuttier they could 1.. y their hand: on, and when, ohm, eleven o'clock, an attempt wan made by a feu special roe stables' to disperse theta, they retaliated by aseatilting she • Town Hall, the windows mud outer doors of which they im mediately demolished. Sletore twehre they had almost all (Marius appareotly tired themselves nut with their loftily's.... .purl), quitted t4e spot, leaving behind them the blazing - fragment. of four boats, about half's dozen oil end tar bar rel., a watch box, &e. To those at a ilisistice it wisp be necessnry to observe, that el present we have no mewlsr nlittwar in the town, nod it was not (1.4 , a -A proper to call nit: the local cavalry. Sfx. individuals have been apprehemile.l to.dny, on a chlree of being. concerned in the above riot We ianrlerstivriel that a party nfatiiitary m fie expected in tows t►is evening, anti that t►e pasaanry cavity/no going on ttnty. The pressers or the times cats fondly far the .._,ltOrtffeureofhindid.propritioni..und we are happy ,to 1114. that .Lord Smemeeeee mid I IENE4OC . 11.,5ea5,..F 01 . who srt proprietors of several estates nu iheeeighhenthood of • Puterelklit, at their late 'tad:di - set* houuNottiely er4titzeitprir tenants 10/. per rent. on their rental% orithoist,oil application. Colonel Foes is trieedisPeet - As hkely to our:veil Lord,CeeTLEusemi .itt the reprefeituttion T.. otl rr co , ;(ltdor "tor wets-'. viz. W. tvAlio, of Senor, uttd, Mr. N atAlf. INA of LortliCti,koiai. • Vho vacancy its . tePosihrlitililion Of St!irliVg -sliite is . cwro-uoiotse . Lu a u a ror p rtirnr.rw tu:tere., tile' roe of the lisle Mrather nod Mr. lloms • surNo: • 'li wts reorrved for the „ r•vieKi ‘Cputiractor•lo 'oft:< - 1 the gritort d rrsittin 0fr..41,4•141.11e plige otl• 4 teltot4 to rherteen fuinens ii 2dilielii4ll.2 tre•ty44ll.•' oily, iltboach Use • iNfittatni .sf tr, bra of 4,419•1. - ke. (cable toll* sitr•wh thi the Ir7th4 ff 'al -Most 'lOO/11104 Miley! dt r4' .. 1 .1 t.VICIArs' CAM , . • iletNarto *•:`,.. ! r -oas'..ealetl I - • • / uct writs • *A ilk " t it ; 14 404 : 4115 • 4 4 1016 I 3b1•7• ellbs'Sli /betted Al toad lathe lateßitstalffster, ' - 441xter ire which 'MAAR% yfttaffieff they% t for 1.00 f. rtithfuottill: " 1 11"nitiel"iipluit" u'r:l` 'fle / ersse tOtAirlic • ft Tilftr# OP A f t amay last. The followit , e ukt-fcle of ti, air- y trillichultfite b n stet the a) Ili x t yr Colobel Bqkeley, tts'gifen evtitgi , V• - • . tr..; - - Ai a ' cowl at. riga ILES'S LlntWar . Ittl % r. 3.41.41 1 , Ciwitsel for floe, I S lslalk said, Ile • wee la possession of tuenty-(war loiters antli.tent . notes, w t trip by the' Dofeliclasit telllty. Waterlstrorit. As be wirs'etist (Imposed 4 itiria.#e jog .ee 1%1 *Tat+ wk•uld 'oroill&I bi 1 q'ivelesi of but letiera, which were:n*4oly ttelueuVA.r,.to.ust O .:Ste • atsgost, he had todeavo smile woke ii. !My aria alai, from them, ettcluJung, hearevet.-sitme• %Atoll vonlaitied allasions of a Very ! I nitiate, , dtSll p.eserviog itieh as, ii i hi . Xlito leAudginent, • woos e•tehro the, criioinal iiiterevuysts between the 1 efetatlauat .purl] Mrs. .Waterliouse beyond the - y( 1 116118111 Of • doubt. At the same lime, lie begi .gad levee to r atate, that if fnl LearhedYritisil 1 . 4;1 . 111e whole he would : itUdgeltipssolf to pro cap I very Nee thikei. 'The. C A letter oath which he would trouble them, and which was pro ibably the fist that passed between tl4 'Parties upon' the buluire!„ w.s of ilw date of the it of Mity, 1319, at which nor Alr. Waterhouse Isis on a tisit:' to tits brother. • " Nothing Ineethe fear of losin: an tilipiretinity of ace. inz yin could induce site to Rite, blot airfoil:teed to be . in London on Monday, therefore' f now trod. Ti oight, at nine. I will be in the appointed 'spot. If you . Lee arie, tin not fail me—there tete &ogee' The next 4o which la" would advert, was of the d.tte of the 7111 of • May, 1819. Mr. Waterhouse was still absent. it Oral " Again you are livatind, .leaf Jane. Do you thank I . do not olds to oe with you this week ? If you had told me when we met last the den., win nessicat, I tumid have tem:Oiled at Cheltenham, in - spite of the grent ineoweenience whirl, might have arcroettio me soil me alraite. My heart i. a its, you now, mid where the heart it the body (Might. to he. I . wool& rot have neglected to wi oe yeeterday. but I was obliged to devote taw *bole of Hue day to my law az , Timmer esArd daily to sloe firms of 'lsusinem, still the wild intrettrous strokes of love karat upon toe; fur you have so far novae-viol yoorseff. Sem-testi! of toy seal, that when your ionize is before me, I cease to have flte command of my •theulties. When I permit my memory to retrace some of thew 'meet moments of the never-imbe•foreptten second of I am unfitted for the common rummy's `a.11 , 1 creopa lions of my life. But are rut sore that sour affertiou is so ardent that it outitles you to hams how vehemently and psi. siturstely I can love! Tell me, sweetevr, ofttr this v reit, where . siol bow I alta!; have en oppoitonity of breathing et your feet thole sweet vows of terulernen—fliosesorr ,jr . h.. of roislieriible love on delteliffol . tovhe female benri to au, pleasurable to the soul of min to atter. I iertainly than come to Cheltenham sonic time in thin month: %that is to be my fate? Could you ow endeavour to behold me?" lie would noes take the libcrty.of .re loud an other, Jutted the 19'..11 of Mity,• IS 10. wharf) was writ ten after the return of the •Plaintill to Chariton. It was, as usual, addressed to Mrs. Wutertuative. • rg The severity of my letter, dearest love, sal 'imitates,/ by a feeling W•hirb ought. to be gratifying to y o ur hevit. I ivied • out 44IAZ - to hese suety insiomailarni Orris f.-ortt an'indiffbreirt person, meal less from owe my gaol (heti:hew 50 ps",lZirest treasure. You most not 'Urea •to - all fhe Idle replorls )'tiu way hear of me. The world Is full of ilio.t who ,are t vfr ready to hayent bales to the prejisrlice'of those aliowait 'talk:at in life is al all singular, or above MC common level. lint, your last letter is the sweieteet lever received, so devoid of injurious auspicion, and has n teared y ou to me more ten derly than before . Ido forget lli a forgive, and lore wrt i all my soul. You are wrong, beCill/s6 •I complain of want of liaise to write So you. to leery that I do out wish to so ceive. your letters—on abc contr:ay, soy !Late reget as to be obliged , to estrange myself, his the pursuit of hastnees, from the ale. lighiful sensations which these tetters are calculated to Iwo. duty. The only consolation 1 enjoy is the prospect that, by • application, I may be able In emancipate myself front my heal y sheckles, become free from all ties but those of Inge, anti hasten to press thee to my fond bosom. Are o tlame.frel ins that you should complain of?—feelings whirl, ver whelm my Pool with a *main; delirium. Farewell! I bone to best Cheltenham met week, perhaps on Wrtfuesday. Wbeu yea write again be positive m your information. I did not sompreheud whether I was to write on Thursday, or whether my letter was to bereceited Yn Tbariday. To be to the safe side 1 write to-day" Passing over a great number of other letters, in .which the Defendant evinced - his anxiety for the period when Mr. Wat , :ihoose should egain absent 'himself from his house, he would trouble the ,Jtiry 'with two other litters, one of . which appeared, .14y. ,the post-mark, to he datorlow the 15th of Julie, .1111.19, before the recond absence of Mr. Water house, which, it would be recollet i ted, had com menced on the 10th of Juty. It ran thus:— " 1 mm afraid, my dear love, that a letter itf mine has been lylrs. is the poet office•for errene time. I wrote, according las.ardssa,'before I received yew lost. Pray sett me WWI the departure of part of Ike family' takes place, mw yea tiuued. Nothing thee shall prevent my befog with you. ihnll write uo mare till I bear whether the test, directed as this is, bas arrived in safety." • • The * other was to the same effret,.. which, from thi post-mink, appeared to hive. been dated vat the 0:141 of June, .1819. It was written very shortly before the absence of Mr. W. " Yon are in error if yoi think, her/lose my leiters are necessarily short, that I distilte -to receive lone lettere from you. I assure yon they give me the greatest delight, mad are not half long enough. Write to me, lovh, when the de parture actually takes place." lie would follow this by soother, which he rather supposed to be of the date of the let July. The date was torn off. •• "If you think me capable of celerity! into n cortespot. 'ideate of such a unsure as the present, si heti I am seriously Imententplating marriage with another, I must ',guest odd* desire that you will not write to me again , and he eisordeli will trouble you with no more of my letters. I ems de rive Ho pleasure in writing to one who chuff' for an instill . , suppose me guilty of such baseneSi, and 'She, of neteashW", loam no longer look upon me with that tender clrection, that{ igewo which she baa on long profemed. You Mite know the warmth and delicacy of that heart which you have isoheeply wounded by bizarding troth oinWorthi I lose, you ot all, you will be every thing to me.' I revere Mid know too 'well how to estimate a•foad wonion's devotion, in attempt to gratify soy election with two objects at tit. taste . , tame. You leave had nu region einnplain of Teti letth, tillinty'llaire been all the teneh.real Woman enuld with. 'They have all been dictated by fleet itereVeldr thrth. ' Dreyolintit' iltaflllikabte what Bosses., says of the letter of strut lover .1( you saw the Multiplieity. of bottoms With seliik4 I isn lauded, you would smolder • how I uet time to writelitsingle Wm!. Farewell, my ital. delimit • J•lue: Do sot injure'lly ;bile suspicions list 'acetate. watch . Cruftsk to be prod.t live of the greaten iwatual lia t il d 4lll k l A ll 7, l rfilf,YS ifiZe art itr .4o. ?-L . . alddtebr li tre . sta li tiar liart r ie:lst al'a ir2 l 14P/lii w • • *eat'ltO r . 11111: a. Ise you , on ou &crowd ',troupe 1 1 e„ dgf'stssehlr:idlutal ohs )(to int, POI nottino.. _ Wife ffhtlar - ititytkigosilrigh yol bare says •1 show e.! otfie yyu muy.sidweed—Jl ISO," /ie. -=i' e. at Cludicatitattn h.tore the 4th of 4111.%t 4110011 f, • 11ht OA! ant t' .1 fuel c itiesasie.t tairottl..Jatia:-.4lie box yen romilion • :Tpirol.4'lll!..lol.frietids 4.1" QV'tllll4tptilUAVDC4 Oasis bake' itc.olloxlsnint ker..esledge.eif sari.. poollainerno .11. How _am ; f irma; !" • • Ti , .i.'gwere brined in the lodgings or Mr. oinclaynne io tor etas .lope; trial the following • •untior,u,s.n" t ' " la the event tit mg ditol., Irt the etillist:d he ds - , • • woo 'Ober Poison tbniattd..norieki, . • Leti•r• t d4drei.l tsl A' erionn:.• it *trill' MOO .ass Way d. ," tvil!itilf, word • r,halLeacape (run. toe ion:aid. y '- 'bisrt is "nen tyre/rosier tads edam aro. P.-other nay Japobes istter, ur tpi hand to write, any thine 'shish is taktnisott. to yam pain; , If •to (more moor IA oo 1.% ges••.s.rne cause 1. r flumtlisiol, toy sighs Only shah ht hem .1 gel< W;lig (sir the win t of love end tenikrucas. hum you. IVoclil to haven I had &lever house, you! You term ditty to base obtained as sully niter over t v, that I d.emed eneposaitor.any or:name enia:d have sre:iltud al. Yuu spree to 1644'1, 10C1Vtileil Ike smusst .rremoies . o( • osy Ireart,•ause to lease eotecisett•a china, *thick ...AI ~.deasiliard to cillunte &too comise••o loves. Yon' have ertablash tdi sway ovirsae that I did not beirse any aromas irr Eat- Jeod but ylpmett could hare doer. 1$•ill it net . 44ve yonounte little plessurolo know tact ~v thoughts wawire• he sine le. quesbeted spot where yule new reside. I avoid Greta any tinily this pact ego allord fur ooe weer nire:tug to lye tato., now so dear to my rsciollectiniti . w?d ,yet at ehe lime I aimed: faeltied It wallet he oni. laic hiscriirw. 1 hOpeti have emancipated drysel trim the Asvigerota P3fr•CT hdrch yin 'waist so 'meanie over we. Three apt...are& Issoleirta-46 your Hummer, whites . did not arse w lb thr-ww•hei rd - heart with oteieh toy fancy hail tkillied )iits.. too areinalso recoil fioni those carivkii which my soul and =ley d!ps urcier. • r ed the it.' beotin—soetefol.re so warmly as I had had ant ponr.itensitertiew .eretedie dtgree•b, tote t • tyuttrrll,gwo.. I aboald have fora trtyceif (rola you fur coal! Vol, este veskispl,tu kart areseatenso•of intpittiosi•y.: it a. the iharseieri,tig . ..pi si true rosier 10 he jalauy,s iritietuistis Wbeu ht lair fret of leer als.has pens helloed hien wile. t en, eel lemma thnotioini. If I' "shookl.cense 'to he impetuous, ou wooed Itarre joist seepperselhit you had erased lo• ais lyrist me: :therm there wow ess'eresfire oft Thldid"lie*Wl4* Aea wrted 0 0 .411, icon it wOntet gases .nkfor ,tite :peke of pandering hp •sise coi 'age cher* la 14e elsee44. Tani in hopes that by the tad or 20d 4 4 - slits wont..• Piled( be s ab!O to golf thi:p l .4ea. Shall I thenlar admitejel yonliader any eiteAtusteirta? - ''Clln you notion/Ms • .tis.vor,she'fortnoorsof minuted? csivieelt;slear Jane. Every l'appiaess *wood ." oubspaissetii letters were li'senise.revi !.,.- "To Mrs. Witco bonse, Chureit.eottace, &c. t.Peul-rowfr, • ,JOtle.ef May 1'124.0 • . . i bare "every 'intr. to wade aline; but Intuit not omit •to thank yaw tenderest that i•r cheered ate absent lover's blast. YOU do, 'ruder'', ki"-• • • 'lto* to love - with the, insil delirate-artleuri and tLu pesscs siuu of yous ot%expod. 'oust ewe. pro.' !risotto. 4 4' 1 Is** ter : every wound. imps t". feel- my sulitary situation, •nd Unt ashenteil e it. You fh4c ate if .1 Wye rttu‘le and • . 1) ' 1 'ill/1k I shyula.tiPkirV.o•4o .beloved soviet( if I did not ? Tbere is nogisingt its menden' laaboage (qua' • to a lash roooklt. 4 l'i&e.peopione tesuicturra a hi. .bmava —dr 411 . 9 re nue lag and tin. sece *kr . ProptiN only aelltell Pa Awake. we. tem?' lams arstrwlrt aito wash' of that devalgeldoar en seal lefr widen seeds rs Plll4O "intent. 1 rlitpli wale, dearer, mat a .pre k ; spar wfuct, Med Is too inlidoen. reit run, sarsinrsi has Pointe, and • altetts4-1 4,:111, dr set under tlwlast iosliedisr-1 seamy Shop, . Itai'sfirbe mood. TI ink of army plates twr4 km's', most r'* , Vc,ttrnt to )oniskAt• to saes" Inc In altia.l come to Chailiori, ~Mu'Jl24kul's e Dor slaoger, nor wearimaa shall krepaes frail your,:rngs. Coulailt year stafey •asol Lane faith in minted toy drug's'''. "Amino?' 3et Utz' bore the isost-tourk of the 3.1 of Jant, and was addreastd •to A. It : , Post.oibee, .hettellts. * or•J. LOP " Aly dearest Jane,—Do not alarm yourielf. The reV*Aati I did nut wgite Totrday Wa'i, that) obliged Wks_ on that moroltAt to U. 'my mother, who Lose about tfts*ta,.., miles from Lobdun. I conceived !hat l utolootreytr 7.2 .htme rent neil In tinte for post, but unexostitil hitsiusa existed rile. 1 had iesolied not to write again till I kraal from you, that my letters might sot uerdlrady, lie at the Post-office, as 'Sire know there is some risk 'ln uriCag.• .1 am this instant going to. the levee at Carlton:4loolr, dJ . hems only time to say I love. T lord you tin Saturday I Ala under the necessity of keeping the 'ahrotatmect." t • IVaterhoures letters to: Colonel Berkeley produced ill evidestie )n mitigulioq o! • *o_tipte!igs • letter. in disgu i sed&ell; )41t ' th ' e lryiaerritind of Mid linnet . . " The lust depraved wadi*, aikidos tanwillinety (Iserlohn' is her bosom a panty passion for:them taro rye past, mar • adds to her Lguitthr routessittrin to you. Wb•t fatal *pelt , drink her to such a aro her etviigraneas alms east Ltelli hot it you knew half thrall esugles alatima had shoring *hat tune with ale aufalonhoo violent es• unsecoustable; yon would pity at least as swath as you Weald despise.' teethed period else bas studied every method to avoid hewn in your society and ducior.yenese May here, has always pleaded illues• as au excuse (or out ohm; auy whirr to have the chases of nava lag yen.: but alas, aLL in vain! and what leas occurred within 'this Lontight, bat increased tier guilty passion to nanducas ; .aud though (as far as the most determined resoteliue can fu) 'you shall orver discover who the guile), oritrle is (bat auw antes to )ou, yet it will be a soft pleasure to her your loos ing huts dporsctingly the most tender of hearts bests for you, and that she may atilt look ee that entiantitsc (urns, lea noticed s.. behire. She. this to so one :tl win answir eo end, lithe.: 1;.1 totally. clisigaised as to rendec.it utterly. useless is thiroreteut the writer. (Pb, should you discuvei her, too welt dues the know her fate! Est if she did savvier chit, belie-retire, the:hi:rails of surmise tenni es ill•aaturea world '• would bb berdealle-wairtati ; and; ft as said, the lierkeleys arc Dui content without triumphs to dart 'World'. Cate you possess sae% a NiR? " A. F." • "'girth 20th," 1 - Ha war-sent to Colonel Berkeley by Mr , . W. Aelorritt-w In: tit4, , lrt after the ytereod when the fmtnor 'firteodtiction took place bettrcen throb ; sod it ni.• tiiitlititrodtietion .she alluded When 411 e strilitiot what "had ecettrr'll the fortnight.** -Tire anent mete received by - 01'314mnd i3erkelt.y, ales in n•feizoled bred, woe tin!' following to— ' • 114414 *p a Ofirrt of paper us elettar, aid put • Yes • or No; is ti,ineartne whirls& "nu 4411 lie at 111. 11•10011- Wat 51,raday or net; &Fret i'Arith• lb. , two first 1et,.,, ut' Afrev.iuti; and the Most • wicked tier must nieseruhte of ' • women - will net Pet' beware I,f inittte4 air this 'like a num'. in it, es it eilight* . .se issi dents .ictiott i uia • - 9th." • ' 1. sr.., • nig !tilt r aro% of no great impn.tasoek; it. 40- ject wew-exptarwal.its tire rooot , lerter wheel. •Ire woo i•I • elsONl4 distd whiAl toikett.drCeth!wsl"firAttieriwt the' 1 :19111 Of Apr:l. This 'lett!!! he lbt 1001 bawl prM4..W. hied writ itbit rp:arrf to suA;s , ;,Sviii-alragns • sate roseig ..otg a.00,a *rpm accspee4ma partoes "marekiini sh i‘r.l'f'PliatS'. l*Halsl• 10 4 '. siityaellpp amass w.y si'b.ilthm loseak tl e iliii , • liefelt- i . i ti • 1 1 ' lt. ~. 1 - 1 11 - ••• W.llir nib - Cerart, Mini j Unit/CU 4.101. va v.", .a.•• • 1.. •.•••• ••• -.--- ... ; , . flo or wi,„1,,,,,, ltd svtu i ond b,,,rul 111 µr 1 ,..„ pr9 ,o s v ltic ill . I t rod cp,* t l+, awl In a tisaor . 4,a ty :I,* 4Yortr'tts the forsher-chsare of too of 104th . au A mar yir Ilse of thy greatest *swag filln i t• ~ • ~47 - .. . . t‘ratirli cram o[l 1 , 1) Of the bowie. A • great Cosord monini . r a ppel . so., ehich ittik imp.; riotous of iltvot %arta '44 Jet! >Male. The low, AMa ow * seri o res of farms* ~,..00 ,. . w 4i t i r. i . r ; , rel i g i . . tl ; ! • 1e ....1. 7 . 1), rn .7,. 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