The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-04-23 00:00:00

r ed that Fouche held s shojis, ..piiiion. lastest' off i arhtch hi. Fievee said, 'be hail re-established the fret question, by shooing that 'feria ,ffilight.lte Fiala% . - but the affecii.iii evrifie s a visi i4Sta i l l itaf •,siel iiW 114. , had. viievent A tukleyiiittlis ",. 1:0141 , 11fie .. : . _lO O4 WV.. 1 % 0 1 . glibriitfP•amilh*hail Via = 4 '. . AP*4 l4l . o tlf 1 1".%.!.!Mi11.rv. ?e-fitliffotbt 9 _____ l ,, ' tit ' f irle f ieithosir law) t „feAve uthr4g,p/I•seeletyr. , re - or;on'tistva. .4iiellt eu. :7;:x4 4 thelith Nimbus'. ... edistre;ffeilkal Cr oii " ' . '' *. - - 1 14 the proai'dinit . . piste of Hee *oak, ha;alki,'lto bed rarely introduced . : the 111111114 of Kinga,or ortjatifiewn King, because it . 7 .. ;iv ialusiptvielkto introdecetheireesees lotoliteestioaa '`. 'AI 'poil.lcs ar of atiseloistiadow., 'W a in tido we, .. .Lovd'ilisialhape had Maisel( easeei Use Sum. . . tasks ts•itioff,," be dofendieg dark letgitheitcp,, he (.M. ; .' l . l - finee) oneld Wet tieoitt naming than also. 'To found i ,i..4 1, . vivihllity.of . .tho Throw* ow the Immo rights of .. - „,...ioelety. and !pin ils ipstitulioes, wet sot to create • ' "peradoviv, N o t to_ repel thew by the experience of *if -" , (i l lige*. lierp he hid oppeskirstb to the errors which. . ....Lord S.'ir apeecti, in cooWersoace of its.colebrity, wit* 4 : calculated to propagate: . Ile had been accused :of having elide/Aspired to leadenew's Winds to -a parii. cuter application s by' a (twerp! . 4beirriatien. ..$i - would answer: that bylosoing two idslorirektecia% ..• of very different epochs.. Laeli XIV. loped ltd.*, • on a Tfintre ; but he cassiel I V r ft . 9 „ r t aftta tka £ai vvresesstatiori of RicinVi` i ri" anntcg . „s . Peke igir . iivrohich Nero is- deftictof 41' 4 1141w at a The 4 . 1 '.. i,„(kois. Xsi V.foevee . belisteed3biki .11.1cfne ffratir alai 314 1 , • . • ' 'Notion of nfiltedipg his, It/ l OW, M.dePtateatil . ...b‘laiiil,..ia'aa Alfercure dallrepece '. dfost Vpirih i tt, . . of Tiberius, witish.teadpwierlao4l44lProada'w.. - -• INN %,: iiitprmers; end,iikt..Cfalulletylkr*Pernitesiltb " "lo ifo '' . eitkii his fury ; is4.4oeipt fp", lilselt-liult " ` niasid g -; Peeve' to speak . the . trilth'o_, t4. "0 it Iprgely.. Bet M. de Chatelobrfandf - at liboiti, an .: .Was not prosecuted. Mil el it "liy'l'eaving it tin , his Advocate to eltiatittEtZthigitatkita 011 eve witids. , 'might arise in his esso,l4l..lleosequinc hit, Adso.. . cote, then addressed the Coegt.in favoraroMisCriellt., - • and contended, that the uto r ey of to *41 4 . so ,tisi • right of public censers lore syeonytWoos. The cause was then adjouratid till Saturday .east, whew the King's Advocate Will reply: • . _...,... PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT DM" O'CLOCK. Bank Stock bper Cent. Navy 106 3 per Cent Red. T! • Dias Kumla llp. p 3 per Cent.Conwit 1S -- Stack -••-•• - Consols for Ace. 79 AM. 93 7 164 • 4 per Cent. 911 Ea 1311 k 1821 p riik tT44t.abfAiy. , 11..••• • i.;:. ~~. • ~".* LONDON: 4 • ' •' THMIDAY; APRIL 23 ) islB. . The records of the progress of the Contagious Fever which has bees desolating Ireland, and to which poverty and relentless taxation have contributed so much, present a dreadful picture of the indiscriminate ravages of the disease. The sad details not only Ilford many melancholy proofs of bow much an no sparing legialation which lays a tax upon even the pri vilege of light and air, may cause or aggravate dis tress and disease, but 'also strikingly evince how slow and ineffectual if the remedy which even its best ef forts can apply to the 'calamity when created and disseminated.. The attention of the House of Com mons was last night most properly directed to the elate of Ireland under the prevalence of (bit dread. fad disease; but why the sufferingr end the loss of 'a" great proportion of the population •of this country from the malignant effects of this calamity and its causes, have not been earlier and' Moist strimily prettied opon the !Aglaia t ore, the. Represeutativeb and Guardians of *the Public interests cad best ex- plain ; and if these efforts caket ell be:elfeCteil to. wards arresting the ravage of_ iQ difeef,kciieveith by removing the eggrevetiag_impositylas a vital. comfort, or providing esta:kilishiseuts t or_ the erected persons, let them answer - ti4lerir coestry and their consciences for the Adair, 'Whilat . tie Ltgii!lative 4 power has been exerted 'am e*ltipted system of taxation oponAltelffrr i , fad xtrivietteredid to the extravagant ince ! iies A t . gi f yai D o kai ka id-F d o Feigners. It is impossibfie mired : the spenall - et Mr. Pstg., detailing the progress of thatefectlenn disease; without being borre.strek The. la. treeing poor have bees chiefly real *iris; tint, as in all es ses of prevalent infections,it hest bee ended , to see class. Itlhas within afewmesthoevrept se oda, frees thandge ea the Beek bribempeet Bien. dine-. Is Is aseseling s however to learn, die yfthlw thi last few swaths its progress he Weis 'gratify retarded, and we are told there Ii eves* proppiat of. its being finally subdued. After thee usiatesisi Into are ascertained, comes the melancholy eipositloa of the State of Ireland, and the tensest of the Represents.' tire of its Government to a proposition fora Cem. mitten of Enquiry into the subject,-' which was Wit night at length successfully made by Sir Jona New • who bad before eadeavonrod to direct legials.. tiveattentioo to the evil,. sod wss-the first to proposer the establisbneut of Fever Hospitalui The removil of all the newt of tbe-caferaky • may IMleits* De. • I yowl the power of • the Legislitere,./iniit can de much is mitigation, where the promere.- of . its own Indiction HO the. occasion of ton,..emaH part of the distress. Reeve tai causes and the elarnitous effects will caw ; poverty and taxation are 010. ounce - as by the reams' d tbit the Public misery and dime are net jenny nuribelebla to this origin s faad the Government Al sisal eland of the charge ;•W these and the Illp.acising lee thin!: oontinee, Government may eepioilitier pellpieesee* is endeavours to provide ti VeNviihr le* . . - - f • . rar.-, THE S'll'AT grew' for the bet the reel castes off the calamity tillp I evident, and till these ere olsvlitektb. .dtgatnt Melt, nor leek *Omilifist f•••t• • . • • lit • • . .:60614W.;;F= • West radius *II, kat .mliki:omMiled 'epos iletiont fir inforaiatiosi l . :10ftrliee atbdwistratfon, if qt, laws for their ..eadeotloio. *This Subject, aMi Ws Leseroircier iiiiispeechiss for Medias teblacksand slavery to his vin coentryamni pats *. irs sided of, a verse in Pro- Xthtsdr •Prticittit'a „Poem of ." Devil': Walk." . Hale ti vssekey lea trice ^aa sir a trbtesomo jade; f• I Amble," ase)b iw, "do the *open store, • '‘ 6 Ikea they're used to their trade." ibeoasee t.rakey serener the same, • • — hist' witlOSltie expedition; • • •Aadtise Devil dwagla ms the lm debates Mae Siiiee Pale dkrllitina. •• ' Asiiii,teis . reyera have. reached mi•-. TIM sldtidibrj4 s tleziesirtxol Advertiser states, that *retest bad been received from Qoayegail and P.. ma. pf the Royal Army -ilvPorn lolling capitulated . ...WWl* Ps Wets, itud thitApieiseqrstince the Ermine; •threnit4yres bat baited, were • - • .• : O ft PV.ti• • p csrk% laf!t..-hogit arrived: ''Caere tti.p . o7 - eotipe,nt Ake .depitterw of the Aike' or virei., '..ktilditaJii • ;Vire sailleaStioss oe 0111 eddipet was SI ilrj betratineett. -"th thri-Sitttpi of tb 18th; a proptssilion_ Was rdittlf to : lity,tahrinp . Pllti . 4;ll ati Political ' pAleti ' I : tespeft In. diurnal pe bile* 41, ti"cpi, hia :Was: .isilettedlo ibe • Committee. Thai ...txpptt.Of coasepitekatioaa being about to be neufe to -the cbsObbi sit ;Iberei!levi . 'l4 -- else• Minister of agates eipeeo _or Via& gated. • Au article from; Ciiisleiiirtpple Maim,. that the Foreign Ministers: hed.tethreaces with the Divan for they ParPosi of to .g' it . .etsacer in the measures" for. rewash* tbli• outrages of :the Barbary Powers, add - obAsiniag sitisfiactino; for their past contlect, 'f l ee Pete' is repriaSted. as 'oppOsing temporizing • • eirkjitits to, the. -reiterated instances- of thU Fo reigst,--Powers ; beat it is said the latter insist epee - 7 4 • direct answer to •their demands, in seder to ' found"4"4tirminaildn upon it at the -epyrimitilint. Meeting of Sovereigns. The Allied Pearea ttievi tkai' the antharity of the 'Government Over ilmei t ll4lo is inerily ls therefore abiard,:to talk 61 ;compelling the tRAND SEIGNIOR to become' really responsible for this effects of their licentiousness. The foreign Powers Gannet controul even one of these petty States;, to Mist by force of war upon the SUILINIE PORTE re. flouncing his nominal Sovereignty over the 'Pirates, would not much benefit any body ; but if new schemes of partition are in contemplation, the Congress will not want cause of quarrel on the African coast.— Their jealousy of one another, however, will, as it has ever done in this particular, prevent the only means being put in practice of effectually checking the outrages of the piratical Stales, namely, perma. nently occupying their stations of annoyance,and co lonising *kb civilised Europeans the whole of the African side of the Mediterranean. The Sieor RA Y [MR, a gunsmith at Rhodes, his been arrested and carried to MK is consequence of a disclosure made by Biz, one of the persons accused' of the warder of Ftritnii:J—French Funds, 6/ f. c. . : Po Perk . and Tower guns were fired this day, at oims”orcleck, 4u honour of the Paling REGSIST'S birtl! T d•y., • Yesterday, at throe o'clock, the PitINCE REGRST bild - it tiled at carlioe-boose. His Royal High. nags afteiviards held a Priiy Council, at which, as w•-areinfornsod, the - consent of the Regent in Coen. ail was passed to fhb marriage. .of the Dokiof CAW' 4ItIDGIC! Hia Rapt illitogfic goy* eedietice to the Earl of klAkecow sirs, :the Earl of LivEueoos., and CA.iiipa, • • Yesterday the Dichosa of Giouce-Tca end the Doke df Uri Awl *Alb the Qusie. the Princess At'allifk . " sb4 Macaw Ind Prieto .of Ross -4171141. • - . . ' Yesterday the Priem of ft assr-Howautiis, attended by BeroweNautrait,' rode oat iit a-Royal cerrteitet, sod visited the Lot t o COM/COLLOR ' Colin/ SCOON• Imes, the French Ambassador the Spank!' Ads. seder, liesois Iffustamust the Frossian Minister, the. Deltas of evitstimotrit end C.t.i erica, egc s • • The Prince , and Pitsitmeref itultre4fwatituact pre. pose NOW E .I;4l'4l'ler the Cabliiiiit, *beet the' , ,Itlit •I the Ole ties seenlb. . The Ithiveroe el Ream, it le said, witi, on hie ttirto tie ttliktei chit thrifing of Saxony, . _ who is 'afterwards to be preset at the Congress of Save- Mitts. - - Prince Leorots, it to said, will set oat en Ms In. . tended visit to the Cietinest in the course of a few ;.weeks.: His Rortf-Hiiihnies offered the eccepatioe:: etClemeassot, Airing his emit - fee, to the Duke aid ,delete. of CIORIORLAIID. ." Be t, we understand s that their Royet Higbneesee ere also latest to leen ~goglond, for some time. . - A Liverpool Paper says, that the loss sestained by the recent calamitous conflegratiow ii estiaisted at, 50,0001., .ser era I thousand pentads worth of goOds had been old the preceding 'der: .. . . The callosities of :antiquity sent by *the Hoy of TRII'OLI for the.Plttlei, REOENT,.pore.romoood yes. traley froin thi Weynniept siottreliip, at Deptfofil, to the Ter. . -. . . ~.. . , . A Autirtini. COARC ti -:H toner fit 0 ItTOli' ti TOI Fag. tocentiroppniated it Witialdp.strief, Ts ,rani. fined from that dim to Merfbotoegb.stritif, fn the :so?* of Mr. . G.11110.11D. Roust lllllLOtlL t , .00//' of - tite Sfeigistia fel at Shiatieltiol is kee, . • tit' re tk i aimed Mr. Dres• et WO/Illip/i/011it 1 7 . MAIO. IRMO Kt's Width h ii 1* pstosshiesirsish, 'OW bell • not able to attetid to fib duties. - 0 w~.. ~.:. .1. • r - COVENZGASOgIf TIIE4TREL Wednesday night was performed at this Theatre, for the Hit time. a Tragedy, called Beltamira; or, lb Fat i.of Tunis: It it from the pen of Mr. aetbor of Tireapostotre. The *vests out , of which the fable of this dreamt is ceeetrected, are supposed. to have takeo pike. at the period when 'lbw city of Teets .was aseteeped , by, the Emperor CHARVIS V., bet have sot in theetsebras, we believe, any foondstiott is history. The following is a sketch - of-the plot, witch Is extremely complicated : Menialle (Mr. You're). a Venetian Noblemea, unjustly hosisheli from his native eft', andhis wite and child. as be sup poses. destroyed, lies to Timis, lad abjures his retigioe. Dis covering that Charles V. is marching against the pirate city. he arms his Christian fellowolaves ageism their tyrants, mid be. eases himself their lender, binding himself by an oath, that ant liberty—am the embraces of his wife and child, mold snake him ahandoa the commie came. He sees a child dragged frank its mother, attempts's', save it, bat is prevented. 'I he frantic mother stow ait is °Oen:ire (Miss O'Netx), the wife of Slonfrodi (M r. Kommd).--the child was theirs. He at. to Mee his wife from the pirate's grasp--they are about to murder him, wises' soddenly Montalto, the Governor of Tunis, appears, and saves hies. This personage. whose character is drawn with great force and magnificence, had been Admiral df Veins*. and at Tunis was Deputy of Bewails, in hio absence, on the against the approaching Spaniards. Montalto be holds Rollansire,--heers her nacre—it was that of his supposed Murdered child. He restates her to freedom. her lumbsiti,nad her cWld. Ara oral (MAreirsoir ), another renegade, now &Titres from the camp of Herodias, W ith an order to murde r: the Chief of the Christian slaves. and succeed Monte/lo as Governor of Tunis.— ..farmed: would spare blasot the instigation of Montalto, bat that be finds in biro ,Mitifeedi, his mort..l foe. Montalto provides a ship to carry away tifteafrsdf. and his swite-Marafredi resolves to keep Ms with, and lislldmira will .tot leave her husband.— Amaral, flirting the enamel comes in -discovers Manfredi, c hild has him thrived sway to chin --looks on liellontire—she 'mho Ithe object of an racy love,. to tarry of whom he had leagued wi tth hand iti—had, in consequence, been degraded from this Nobility, branded on the forehead as a robber, and east Mot from Naples. Manlredi it was who defeated hind disgraced bitu, and thus became the object of. his revenge and jea. lousy. Sakeno. the suppetted father of :Idle:tura, meets Now . who . discovers in him a brother, , nd the murderer of his. wife Raul child. Sakrna inyi his daughter lives— Ifellewilea, titeis Titois,.and in the power of Amoral. The father is Isorior struck . . In the ,aea t time Amara( has forced Helleasira to Lis haratn.• where she grasps a potpie , d. and threatens to stab her self if be a, p laro.,ches. He briars la her hnsband,.whosisdootn-d to Itutalt death Olden she throws doses the dagter, Site i. rests la e. He brings in her child ; the dagger fall. from her ba d. ..tfaturst is about to seize her. wh , n Montalto rushes is and re. " cries his daughter in his area, Teals is mow swished. .destaral is tailed of to battle. basing previously met the fattier, husband, and other captives. to a &lagoon. Maiajneiti and We others are carried oat foe instant execution i . Menwito is left behind chain. ed to a pillar. • The dungeon dour is left open in the ensfuslaa, • mid Ilellentire &Asher Wier, .stosseret returns. accuses Mon te/Assaf treachery. and Nabs him. The shout of battle is heard. A awe of agonizing recoguit.oa takes place bet wets the father sad daughter. diesurat returns, wounded sad blo• dy, his tur. ban off, earl hh branded forehead bare, to carry off nalentira. Mostialto sills him, and hlenfrodi and Bellamire are restored to each otherli Oran. • The dOfects of ..hid Tragedy are the utter want of probability in. theincidents, acid the imperfect man ner in which 'they are conducted"... Throeglsout the whale a loon of outrageous passliiii prevails, which learns intended to carry the heaos..of the audience by storm. But there is a brighter side to the picture, that may be duvet, attend cOntesuplated with pleasure. —The lausosge for the greater part is judicious and oceselosisfly eloquent the characters are well sus tained and that of daourat in particular is marked. by some touches of scorn and hatred which display the hand of a master. liellamira is also a powerful delineation, foil of .heroic lose and passion, in all their forms of the filial, conjugal, and maternal re. lotions. Miss O'NEILL, in a long scene in the harass of Amurat, where she is at once distracted with fears for herself, for her husband, and for her child, et. hibited powers of the first order. MACREADY quite surpassed himself : in the tool, remorseless villain, regarding his victim with the smile of a demon, we could never have believed him so effective. Both Yonna• and C. Kastams performed their characters with great skill. The Epilogue was delivered by Miss BaosProm very gracefully. The testimonies of approbation, at the close of the Tragedy, were toed en4l vehement, and quite unmixed, as far as we could discern, with sounds of a less agreeable nature. - . Yesterday a Coen of Directors was held at the East loth:House, when the following Commanders took leave of the Court, previous to departing for their respective destinations, viz.—Capt. J. FREEMAN, -Lord Keith, and Captain C. TERSUT, Northampton, for Bengal; end Capt. T. DORMER, Lady Lashing tool for Bombay. A Collector of Taies io the parish of St. Paul, Covent-garden, at a recent investigation of his ac qoonts, has been found deficient Dearly 1,5001. The whole of the Tonal, destined for the North Pole sailed from the Nor. yesterday. The Other's arson sanguine in the hopes of been able to gain some information that may be sersiceatile to their country and the worltLin general, even if they should fail in finding a passage to the Pacific or Indian Seas. In aid of the LOIIDALM interest against Mr. BROUGHAM, the ready pen of Mr. SOUTURY, the Poet Laurent, has been brought forward in various squibs and ballads. The hills there, which had been accustomed to a dif ..erent strain from that Bard,l know not bow to acknowledge him again. JAMES BARNETT, Esq. M. P. for Rochester, paid a visit to his constitoeots ' on Thursday last, preceded front his seat at Strood Hilt, by a number of Gen- Holten in carriages, and on horseback, all decorated with blue ribbons; a boetlized'on a carriage drawn by sit horses, similarly decorated, accompanied the procession. Mr. BARNETT and a OROMNOUN party afterwards dined at the Bull lon. Yesterday a Dinner was given at the City 1f Loo. lion Tavern, to the inspporters of the Philaithropie Society, for the discharge of persons conhued fur small debts, and for the temporary relief of the or. genitalia hianefactoriog asid.Laboaring Poor ie Lon• don and its entriiees. The Duke of Sussex took the Chair at sin n'eloch r /ramp the first establisheseat of this eleemelyeery inatitsition, in 1803, upwards of 12,000 individuals bad been relieved, and in theists year no less thaw betWeim 11300 and 1700 petunia had received the bearieetions of this charitable So-. dry. The whole of the satiscriptioos raised irs,the course of flie ermieg amounted to Dearly 8001., among thee; we obeereed the names of the Duke of SUMIZI, Lord TORRINGTON, Mr. Basta, . Dtlt. Mat.- /Aso, and Mr. BANAT Loxes. Miring a thuider-etrim_ia the neighbourhood of Aldan, on the 'nth last. but moo whip had taken re fit,* ender a tree were err bithe lightning; one of theai was killed, and the ether; paralysed on one Tb,'!"les of the sheet of' the latter were torn sway, •ha ;mired to :twenty Iticis distaste', and his clititiifilettlt la Oki from fop to baths., but so' regeltrijr," * Asi,oe WiAliesh could W 4 have gtglis sc. - 1 - I4V4L INTELLIGENCE. DEArlatitim 22.--A raved and sailed for Ste n Conk, the Jane, Saudecotob, from Germs, down from the River and sailed, the Perm, Templer, for China; Sovereign, Bortors for 17Z and Bengal ; K a t e , S m i t h, for Matta; Weer, Te e - i ; son, for Mont rea l ; Samuel, Hill, for Newfoundlesj Baltic; Merchant, Cara, for Pict on ; an d bilma M'Gregor, fot Smyrna; also came down keel: River, hit Majesty's ship D otterel!, and wed*. Portsmouth. —S a il e d a l so l ast even*, after p eo the Orwell,- Leech, for China ; and Wesrm er i aw s Cope, for Bengal.—The brig mentioned yea ti r d3 as being on the G oo d w i n S and, i s the Faith, jet etrell, from Cork for London, Nith provisions; I N was got off last night by the Deal boatmen, 44 brought into the Downs with trilling damage. 11 5 orramorrn, Aran. t 2.— Passed down Ch is 44 the Sealeby Castle, Sotherly, for Chins.--Sailed Thomas and Mary transport, for Malta; and d e Coriolenus, for London. FALMOUTH, APRIL 20.—Arrived the %thew . Clark, from Madras, last from the Cipp, weeks, for London—parted from the Barton, IN,. rigors; from Boleti. and the Cape, on the 7th lap. in lat. 42. W. long. 33. 7. W. all well, bonn4, l l l , so London.---Put in here a Brisham boat,• lids% Captain, his wife, and sit of the crew of a boo k longing to Isubeck, which foundered off Calais, 0a ber voyage from Ifamburgb to Liverpool; they was taken oat by a Dutchman, from Amsterdam for Op e ,, to, who arrived off this port this morning. —S i lk the Princess Elisabeth packet, with Mails, for she Leeward Islands. LPERPOOL, APIIIL 20.—Sailed the Jane, *ft, (or liata•ia. Ilsawscit, Aram 22.--Artived the Jene packs, with Meth, &c. from - G..ttenburgh.—Saiirtl the Ltd, Nepeau packet, with Mails, &C. for lielliad. POLICE, ARL Ready was charged with a robbery is the house o f Lewd Rolle, in Noe Grosse nor-street. Wales, an of leer belonging to this office, stared, that he saw the Prisoner go down the area of Lou Rolle's home, and supposing him to be a suspicion cbaracter, he waited unfit he returned with something under his coat, which turned out to be the property of Lord Rolle.---"The Plisoner said be bought it of a Jew.—He was fully committed for trial. HATTON•GARDEN..---•Charlse Riley and Jaaes Jones, two gentlemanly young men, were charged with being common titterers of coonterfeit coin. It appeared that hi consequence of some se:picket *hick Thompson, the constable, entertained of the 'Prisoners, he followed them unperceived from on place to anoiher,where they passed some money; sod 'et each place the money they had given was bed; be took them both into custody, and on searching them found five or six parcels, each containing counter. felt shillings, coucoaled in the boots of one of the Peisowers. They were both committed for trial. 1. • DUEL PREVENTED. —A meeting was to have take% place yesterday, in consequence of a dispute at plffy, between Captain It --,r—s and Mr. B ----E-144 Gen tleman of fortune; but it wig prevented by the inter• Terence of the Police. The parties, however, e•etped: Itteday evening as Mr. Withers, of Siturrditch, waif, returning from Croydon. through Streatham, a t man having the appearance e* a Gentleman, reclean to him ,, and oflered to accompany him. The 'offer was accepted, and they proceeded trgether ea fir al, Briton-common, when the stranger, pulling out a pistol, robbed Mr. W. of his watch aid 141. Monday night as Mc. Dawson, a farmer, resiJing near Barrio, was on his retort' from town. he was attacked by three men, dressed in smock frocks, within a mile of Barnet. One of the robbers laid hold of his horse's reins, and with dreadful improca. tions demanded his monet. Mr. D. knocked him down with his whip, when another of the ruffians snapped a pistol at bins, which flashed in the pan• — He then spurred his horse, bet had not proceeded many yards, before another sprung forward and knocked him off hia horse. The others at the none time coining up, beat him in a most cruel manner, mud robbed bier of 301. in Bank-notes. The markaret season has commenced at Brighton; the first products of the year were brought in on Friday, sabots in number, four of the best of which, we understand, were soon after sent off as so offer ing to his Royal flighnows the PRINCE ItIEGENT. lAst week a ' , ming man dropped down dead in the apartment of a female professor of the science of fore. telliag.foloro events, residing in the neighbourhood of Tower-street. I:X . 110R ROW. flow sweet Sallie, it the thoughts of To..“loTreW• Wiwi% hope's fairy pictures Might colonel display,. • -11arewasiee lobes we con from futoHty barrow A balm for the obi that afflicts Of 10-41 tY• When travellisig atone. quite forlorn. its befriended. SWeet the hope :hat T..-morrow my wanderiug waken, . That at brine* then with rare. sympathetic attended, kiltedl rest oehaisletned. and slumber in pence. Or w lien from the frieodi.of mx heart long divided, The food expectation, with joy h..w r. Otte, Thit from far distant region., h Providence guided, To —morrow will see ov mast happily meet ; • W !tea *is days allabour each ether sdeceedis.g. Which Xi i • th harry and toil how .my unmet, What pleasure to think as the Istit it reeedii,g, . • To-snottily will he a sweet sabhath of mt. And whets the vain shade*, of life are retiring. • Wheel - life Is fait fleeting, and death is in sight. The Christian believine. esulein,v, expiring. Belmlds tt Toemoresa of endless delight. 80, the liifidel dial sorely sees ott To-nsorroir, Yes he knows that his moments are hattiii,;:orly; a fetch ran he feel a i.htiot WWI or*. That his joy and his life must expire With so d.tx. RICH AIM TL'RNEIL Blacking Pilanufaetntbill, London-road, . • • 71 • DIED. On Wednesday, at We hou,e io •Wells-row, I.liogton, fre• Ann Stereo., relict of the late John Stevens, L.q. ut Lure street, Ccipplrpte. ' " • On the 40th initial, tit Wimpole, the Rev. Thomas Shee;l - A. M. ' ' Oa the 2154 lost. at his residence, Hooter/on, harry SrJc wick. Esq..aged 6S. • • Or the Fith ult. Mn. S. Ilartopp, wife of the Rev. Suomi Hottopp, of Dalby. Leicestershire, : L 4111 " P 14 00 1 41 INN 144 1.. D. Mu rs.L. w es* 3r#TesigAs Ottlct, N. 4, Sarliffpjklirt, Fliessalree.. • . I. C - V C i•-." 1 , I! .444 . 1 , 4 1 C ip U . „1 . I 'A ;/ 1‘