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41C_IIMIP ' A 're . , • • ale se' to his melollllll aweetiet between Ire. Penn and the Indians. Upon the °erasion, strewn* of /fork naked from tie folintains of Mr. Walker, with some tierces of the heavier wet from the depots of Meows. B. and C., contributed not a little in the hilarity of the day; aril a few by-battles, de rided by the national weapon the shillelagh, of which there am( 11 - 01•1141, told Maid' AK a' of the seem. The meat meekest person mast have observed, that the • K osthemuf the C.A.{ were in general immeseed with a rem mean rai a ?lie Rnitailioitlie hit, and that they obviously rimer. look oil with the *lithe fehling that sends a .drainalits writer to the theatre to witness the lint performance of s r!va.ltaegedy weaver. Its day was not vmy favourable, the rein being rather impolitely istrasive, • eitiunistence that operated rather 'mint Reynolds, who depended mach uu his locomotive 'poems, when he was desirous of declining the civilities in. tended for him by his oppoirent. Both the men seemed to be in good condition, anal enter. cut the ring in apparent.spleils, sad were received with a shout That rent Resets's ratite, and beyond, Righted the Jack.ames on Bottle-hill. Before set ting.te, the oddi were very variable, sometimes 7 to (on bogherty, mil other tames 4 to 3 on Reynolds. It would appear Mit the prfneipsl motive upon which the .pectators spirted ,the bleat. *se cot from the prowen of the men, as the Wishes and inclinations of the betters. This evidently 'hews that we are not yet en fait at the thing ; but, as Sterne says, We shall 'reprove as we go on. TheCiti. :co.. for Reynolits, the Spa.swalluirers of Mallow rattled their jitter span Hogberg. Hogberg had adviustag,e in Areight, and is a diseiple of the Pitt School, beteg decidedly in hawse of " strong measures," and a wicked and demo. 'idling punisher—but in liglitaise moil activity, and all the more delicate graces Whitt add brassy to scientific know. teilte, he was coisaldered inferiee to his a•tagonist, besibiet. old rather Time has beta dropping some left-handed lab over Alai muzzle, which are Mt an advantage at any The Geadeasea, she doting the superior diode, and shaking baud., west very merrily to thebusiaess of the day, of whicli, however, wi use enabled to give only a very imperfect out lib., lii the first haltdosen meads the mutual civilities were escheated with the muast winning good humour, allki the most perfect impartiality, so that had a balance sheet el t avoars gives and received been struck, we rather think that neither would did hillock in sinew. During these rounds Reynolds was mostly down, some. times from choice, to evade the kindnetwes which Higherty i n truded his, bat at other limes his judgment was tuna pored by argansemits that were irresistible. la these rounds Higher,' 'eerie. d souse tickle,, arm the face s ore of which bad the effect of laying opera his cheek, whiCh gave a yen , ititereating variety to the expresikin of his ;dor,— lu the 13th round, after Miry billing, one of fteyroliles repels was pal on haltpay, which made his backers look queer, and himself queerer, sod Hogberg was backed to wan at odds. From the 211th round to the cud Dagberly appeared math punished and distressed, and the odds spee dily chauFed is farmer of &rook's. Hogberg appeared sot to be rum ilium hie pedestals, and frequently hit Short, Aid wasted his fragrasee on the desert air-. upon whit* measles Reynolds, is the kindest monk, skewed him bent too measure the distance, by Sesotho' him pawns blew, which kited his. to the puma, and if at any time Me laellsatios were wavier between ttesuling and taking the grouted, the latter was seggeated to hint by the most striking argsrmeat. About this period one of Doglierty's glimmers was dark. erred, and the two seampties maimed it sway in the most pheasant sty* Reynolds leading, whew the other eye of Doglierty Wag also seat into retimmest, the battle wee decided in farrow of Reyaolds, be having given a finisher era the polished aleseseasent by a heavy blow on the throat, • completely labbergasiod Dotherty, sad derided the lime of the Sight, although he carte so the scratch for two rounds without a chases of wised's. Lugberty is certainly a nom of thorough pose, sad WS vrtth treatendeas effect; bet the seiredw. , and netted, of Reynolds were overpowering. not, Pe= ts the hug • miaa who defies,* his mentlltieolle withro. • fret elegance, and at the sanseilliniesidessenniartypillmidbm 'rids any doubt of his sieleasktopmbiwighe Am be- en. as. - sivndter in **do with the *MN. ave. From the above detail an, vendeve as. form • debt idea of this but debt of gratitude which we save to thlealid tem lion opus she earth, for this mar Wesley{ she has mothered anon us in this wring and polishes' ammentent. Had .the Nubility and Gentry irf England hien hampered with say • prejediee• against the noble science of self-deface, t ,re c.ii /ens of Cork would sot have been delighted with the which yesterday so strongly reproved the argil. nary of our aatiesal manner.. To the Magistrates of the can•ty we might in he highly indebted. They blasted that they could propmly appre ciate this projected improvement iu the national manum• of this uncivilised country, and we strongly hope that they welt ehe* the s•utt ind, pendent spirit in • few days time, waits •110TOItt BATTLE TS TO •t TOUGH?, and shwa prurr to their brethren of lEcag land, t►at they are not the boors that they are called. V. really du say, that it woold be • crying crieirmire that sums public-pointed mew as Mr. Reynolds and Nr. Duglwroy, who sure come here fat the disinterested purpose of wowing our manners, should hold ■ COMMIIIOIOII skit • Bridewell or • caul. To Mr. Reynolds we ought to br parti euhtily inil-bird, as we wederstand that he ',own. to haimur laa by bps pernsimut residence in this cily. The Muses fur. Sod 11..1 any ignormit Magistrate, not alive to the charms of .twine science, should presume to interfere with kiwi iu bin lout:stile undertakings. FORLIGN INTALLIGENCE. HASIBUNGH MAIL STOCKHOLM, NoTEMBEtt 6. .• Yesterday bring the day pinpointed for uncover jot the statue of Charles XIII. was solemnised with great cesemoriy. Her Koval Nightwear the Princess 11)ViIVA by Ins Majesty's MO Chamberlain, in li.; Majesty's name, to be present on this occasion, ui r seat erected un purpose for her. • MI the Fo reign Ministers here were likewise invited to be present, a separate buk being erected fur them next to that of the Princess. The Nobility, the Knights of the Seraphim, the Counsellors of State, the Arch bishop, the Generals, Admirals, the Knights of the Order of Charles XIII. &c. were assembled about the statue at N bielock, the troops being drawn uo slid every thing iii order, his Royal [Ugliness rheCrown Prince sent an officer to inform the herig.. Ills Majesty immediately mounted his horse, and attended by a numerous and splendid of officers, repaired to the spot where the statue is erected, and stopping before it, give orders through the Adjutant-Cs'eneral for the Cowen Prince to do the honours. The Marshal of the kingdom Kase the signal fur rincosering the sailor, and the King saluted with his sword th e moment it was uncovered. The troops presented aims, the trumpets clouded. snd the artillery fired a salute of Hi gulls. which was answered by the • heavy artillery on Skepsholni, the batteries and the gnu-burns. The troops, mrsutitue, tired Norodom fist de joie by bateithons. His hiajesty, meantime alighted and.phiced himself on the elevation round the statue, the Ministers of Stine, Nobles, and Cuuserilins of butte ranging themselves to the flight arid left bf the Ming. Tce troops liinty the Cretin Prince then de gled before the King. ragtime the statue and his therposied. At I.ullspart eleven o'clock toetissedisir old •Nortreghn• Conseil of State, with the Wretetweifa of Siate,webt to the palace tti tcettitu tbstaks to his Majesty fur the election of the statue inprew . IN of the Lee X i ~ .6. weal. grand ' . o t. t. sl at wh ic h 7 ,r a o rtel eholis : Ali (met's . . Yest ay enain g there were splendid fireworks 10,000 skr-rockers in porticulsr made s moot es the Lite King burnt through the wight in the must brilliant golden fire. The steeples of severalvlittrchts were likewise illuminated with great taste. To-day 1,100 poor persons have been retitled at his Majoity's expense in the poor-liotaes, and the Freemssoos hive given a 'huller in their lodge to 490 poor. To-day his Majesty gives another grand dinne►, at which the Princess Will likewise be fnesetvt. This evening the north snit is buniing in Bengal tire, and the statue of the bite King is illuminated. FLANDERS MAIL. sausseiS, Noviimszle 44. According to the latest accounts from Batavia, the eltokro amebas continues to rage in a dreadful manner at Banton, Souracarta, R•mhat►g, Sumo. nup, and Parsarouang; 1,853 persons had fallen victims to it iu the first half of the month► of July. The Second Chamber of the State* General resolved to present su Address of Congratulation to his Majesty on the taking of Palembang. NOVNI/Nell 10. We have received direct news from Cot►stan tinople up to the 14th of October. It is re markable that while we hear on all sides re• ports of war, that vast capital, which certainly would not be the last to be informed on that subject, enjoys the moat profound tranquil lity and repose. It is true, that a letter, which has been received by sea in • very short time, speaks of the promulgation of • Hatti Scheriff, the au thenticity of which► is called in question. But this letter does tint make the slightest mention of any disorder having accompanied the publication of this Paper, and dues not give the most rettiote i *** ihustion that the public tittlquillily had been disturbed by it. VIENNA, NOVEAIIIIER 11. Letter' from Warsaw say, that it proposed to place • great part of the Polish army is a situatios to take the field. for the purpose of foriiting amps of observation in case of wa► bttweett Russia and Tuikey. In general the Polet partake the enthu miasin of the Russians, and both desire war with the Turks. THE BRITISII MUSS, _ _ - . . , complete vklery out the Pucha of ,ulonicki's troop.. WetzliimiCsaon Vara itliai fouuaation there it, for Cohtintelligence. Accountr...ritten from Frankfort Pay—" We arc that the differences between Run's and the Porte will be arranged by negociation. M. !Loth*child has made this known on 'Change. But a short time before a rich Jew banker, from the south of Germany, had contracted (on the suppositionof an approaching breach between Howie and Turkey) to deliver 2,000 tnaulliques (two millious of Im perial florins, uomiaal worth). All the Austrian paper eorrency hot since been constantly rising on our Exchange." —(Nstremberg Correspondent, Aorember 17.) VIENNA, NOVEMBER 11. The metalliptes rose yesterday to 7 4 (Frank fort Papers. November 10.) liamburgh Papers of the 13th and 14th instant have arrived, but they contain no news of import ance. The 3th of November haring been appointed for uncovering the statue of CHARLES XIII. at Stockholm, the eereammy was performed in the most splendid manner. Accounts from Sweden state that the price of corn is rising in that country. The Rev. RICHARD BLACOW was brought up for judgment yesterday in the Court of King's Bench, and sentenced to 100/. fine, and six mouths confinement in the King's Bench prison. Never was a sentence more richly merited. It was ex pected that the Reverend Gentleman would have addressed the Court in mitigation of his punishment, and it was in consequence crowded to excess at an early hour ; bat his more judicious friends, aware that any address from such a source must have a contrary effect, very wisely put a gag in his mouth, and he accordingly received his sentence in silence. The horrible massacre of an innocent and an offending family of seventeen persons, including ■ mother and her new-born infant, published in our Paper of yesterday, has excited a great sensation. It was copied into the Evening Papers of yesterday, And will hold a proiniuent place in the columns of our contemporaries this day. This horrid crime was perpetrated in the county of Tipperary, at a considerable distance from those pens of the county of Limerick which have been recently agitated, but it exceeds in cold-blooded ■trocity every thing that has hitherto been perpetrated in the disturbed districts. From the spirit that seems unhappily to prevail in the south of Ireland, whether it be of concurrence by the greater part of the peasantry in the views of the banditti, or of intimidation, there is no reason to hope that any of the murderers in this ease will be discovered and prosecuted to con viction by the voluntary act of any of the pea. sentry. It would, however, argue a very defective state of police iii Ireland if the murderers were wholly to escape. All houses in the vicinity ought to he strictly searched, and the owners examined, far should one of the murderous gang remain un disturbed in the country, it *AI be nu eternal reproach to public justice. Iv reading the numerous accounts which we daily receive from various parts of the south of Ire land respecting nocturnal outrages and robberies, our surprise is priiscipi:lfy excited by observiiig the extensive supply dist the banditti seem to possess of fire-arms end ammunition. It at the same time occurs to us that this circumstance might af ford u cermiti meaus of discovetitig the offenders and of preventing future excesses; for as in !re bind the law autltnri•es the Magierates at all times to make domiciliary visits for she purpose of seizing arms, this power might now he exerted in all the disturbed districts, and the weapons of mischief be wrested from hoods which have shown themselves too willing and too well able to employ them. From the nature of the excesses already com mitted, we entettain no doubt that if the banditti are really governed by any general purpose, they aim principally at a reduction of rents and the abo lition of tithes. Qn Wednesday the Lord Provost, Magistrates, and Council of Edinburgh, uusnimouily agreed to Present a dutiful and loyal address to his MAJESTY, congratulating him on his safe arrival in Britain, sifter his late visit to his domi►ions in Germany.— Oo the same ►lay the motion formerly snide io the town Council to reduce the salary of the Lord Provost from 1,000/. to 8001. per annum, was again taken into consideration, when after •ome discussion it was agreed without a vote, that the salary in future ►hould be snot Letters from Canton of the 16th of April have been received, which speak of the bituation of af fairs there as t►aiqutl and prosperous. The new Viceroy of Coulon was un very good terms with th►e English, and filled the difficult post of Me diator between our countrymen and his own Go vernment with great prudence and moderation. Cotton was at • low price, so a► to afford little pro ti' to those who made at au article of export front ['iodates' to China. BLACKER, late Commander of the Le., 20 gun ship, and Captain Bauca, of the Sappho 'loop, have been promoted to the rank of Post Cap• FROM THU MAINS, NOIEMIOIR SON MRSOUTH. brothers, of livommiek and New Haidenalehen, have Trammeled to famish the French Government with 6,000 tomes 11* • the CR. valry, which tilty eve potetiovirtg in the Morsbe• of Magdeburg. Ripon. • 4kitft)-In : ‘ , - 4 , ...,44 ...,.. iii ^ ''' .•4 %A iSr' UP , ... . , ..` j 4 - •-,c, W . 3 - _A . ' s - ' I.' ' 4 1, 1,, ....e. --z_S,O L::•_._' • ''' - ••••' ---,,, e G, - 50..., ...-----SA ',- "c-- ;;, V.. S: ------ —,' ,/c, f 1. ... , ',if,. 4 , ; 1 01 . —,-,...- ! • • ''' o.o**i '-'7`.."' FASHIONABLE MOVEMENT!. The Marquis of Lothian, and Lord Henry and Lady lsabeil• Ker, tell Warrea's Hotel, Regeut-street, yesterday fur Paris; also Captain mud Mrs. Clifford for their seat in Herta. The Countess of Aboyne and the Ladies Godon are arriv ed at their house in Charles-street, Berkeley•square, from • tuor. The Earl of Pouts has left town for his Peat, Walcott, Salop. The Earl and Countess of Lonsdale, and the Ladies Low ther and family, are to leave their seat, Whitchaven, Cum berland, this day, fur Cottesmure, Rutlandshire. Lord and Lady Gage amid family arrived yesterday at Grcil lo•'s Hotel, Albemarle.street, (rum the Hoes. Edward Futey'. seat, Edith Park, Herefordshire. Arrivals at Long's t—Lord George Lemmas from the Duke of Richmond's; W. Lothar, Esq from Oxford. The Right Hon. the Speaker of the House of Commons in Pa►ace-yard. The darquin of Bath in Upper Brook-street. Sir Laces Pepys in Park-street. Ladies Montagu in CU•rges-street. Sir Samuel Shepherd in Wimpole.street. Neu ton Fellowes, Esq. in fleyanston-square. Earl Waldegrave, in Upper Brook-street. Lady Moncriffe, in Gioavenur.street, from Scotland. The Countess of Mountuorris arrived yesterday at the Brunswick House Hotel, Hanover-square, from the Conti nent. John SPKuight, Esq. has left ditto fur his seat is Ireland. Lord and Lady Hollasd and family are arrived at their house in Old Borlingtos-street, from Holland House. The Hun. General 131Igh has left town on • visit to the Earl and Countess of Dusky, at their seal, Cobham Hall, Kent. Departures from Reid's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street : Sir John Frederick, Bart. for his seal, Ilurwoud Path, Surrey ; Sir Thomas Salusbury, Bart. on a tour; W. H. Hamner, Esq. for his seat, Brick Hill, Backs. T. C. Porter, Esq. has left the St. James's Hotel, Jermys street, for his seat in Worcestershire. Sir George Rubinson, Bart. left town yesterday ea a visit to Charles Harris, Esq. at his oral in Devonshire. Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. has left his seat in Berke to join the Shropshire Hunt. G. L. Fox, Esq. has left town fur Newmarket. Sir Robert and Lady Brounrigg art arrived at thei► lowa in Audley-aquare from • tour. Rev. J. V. Vsshon, Mrs. Yukio, nod Miss Mayhew, love left Hodgson's Hotel, Dover-street, fur their seat in Wor cestershire. Samuel Mair, Esq. Is arrived at his house in Charter street, Berkeley-square, from his seat, Herriugawell, Suffolk. On Saturday evening the Duke of You arrived in town from Rendlesl►am Hall, Woodbridge, where his Royal Higl►oess had been en a *booting party. The Duke of CLARENCE came to town on Fri day morning, and returned to Bushy Park the same evening. The Duke of CIMBIRLAND will, it is expected, return to this couutry to reside, at the desire of has Ma.tesTX, who was much interested in the Duchess and her infant during his visit to the Continent. The residence of their Royal Highnesses in the King's Kitchen•court is preparing (or their re. rept ion. The Duke of MONTROSI has arrived in town from Wetherby, where his Grace was detained fur some time, on his journey to London, by a severe fit of the gout. Prince FATEMILIT and the Doke of WILIAM/- TON honoured the Marquis and Marchioness of LONDONDEROT widt their company at dinner on Sunday, at North Cray. The Duke of WILLING. TON left yesterday morning to sleet his &Lugar at Brighton. The Earl of LIVERPOOL arrived iu town us Saturday from Coombe Wood. The Marquis and Marchioness of C11011101111)1. LEY were expected •t Cholmoudelty Rowse last night, in consequence of the illness of some part of Colonel Savanna's family. Earl PouLarr, and his newly-married Countess, are expected in England to enliven the arerglibrar hood of Hints„►, in Dorset. Lord FALMOOTB is making preparations for kerping up the Cornish hospitalities in the beat style. The Duke -of HAMILTON ha taken Wardour Castle, Do►set, for a term, and mesas to enter on it early in the spring. COWit and Countess ANTONIO had a large party on Sunday, at their residence at Wimbledon. Lord and Ludy EsattroToN Ore now on ■ visit to her Ladyship's noble father. the Eurl of H.►a<- wwBY, at hi. beat, S3ndon, in Staffordshire. Lord Came has commenced the festivities at Crewe 11311, Che►hire. The Marquis of LANSDOWN has an increase of company this week at Bowood. Many of the neighbouring Gentry were limited to the large din ner on Friday last : about twenty-tire persons sat down to the festive board. , - We are requested to contradict the report of the Earl of Fire's being one visit to some friends in Scotland. His Lordship is still in Paris, and does not return to this country before April nest. Lady MARY Rums, the eldest daughter of the Earl mid Countess of DARNLEY, we are happy to learn, is much heifer. Edinburgh promises to be very gay this winter. CATALAN! and 11111111 AM are expected, and Mots sieve Toreson i► already arrived sad in high favour . Edinburgh Departures— The Marquis and Marchioness of Hastily, Lady Georgina Montagu, the Marchioness of Tweeddate, the Earl of Rosslyii, Lord Loughborough, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Arch. deacon Markham, Mrs. sad the Misses Markham, Adam Farebulme, Eaq. Lord Kennedy, Vaeorotesa Hawardien, Miss Bruce, Captain Baird and Lady Ann Baird, Liautenmet H. Baird, R.N., M. Bruce, Esq. Captain Hutton and Mrs fluttostk A liberal subscription is opened at York, under the patronage of Lord DUNDAS, fur improving the interior of the theatre of that city, so as to render it one of the handsomest in the kingdom. The rumour is again revived, that the south aide of Cockspor-street will be thrown back into War wick-street. A Paper of yesterday says—u A tradesman of Ro chester actually found, in.Russell.scistart, Loudon, last week, it •pareel, anstaieing twenty Bank of England toter, at 1,11001. web, for which no owner nen be disemmed. 'The 'Batik •boa pronounced them lasseasist, asidissare order.ssaeop pay ment:" . _ . . .- • • . . . .. . . . ' • . ' IF . • • • ' ".:- . .*it44 ! •• ' .. ..„. ‘ , . ~. • , la , - - .- 'alik,i • • f41 9 / 4 .46 . IN _• Ilk , 4 • 6 qk . - . • t o hi. mestillif the meetieg between w e . No, and die of the lafe ICi 1% Idlajesly artery/WA . . ' "Complete vicitety liver thi Poch Indians. Upset the occasion, streams of /fork naked from d 1 1 ' " ' . tet. which 00 int; s 'aiii. • i grout ,t. , . t o ye ii cie fonntains of Mr. Walker, with so tierces of the heavier Duette 4101111 t Ist.. • • .• . s , opt from the depots of Mears. B. sad C., contributed not a -. *- there is for tilt* intelligence. hill, io the hilarity of the day; and a few by.battles, de- Yest ay etrening there were splendid fireiriorksl • Aceounto.written from Frankfort riled by the n a t iona l weapon tbe shillelagh, of which there 10, 000 aky- rockets in particular tussle • most eau gag rfttiel OWN/. tellitialiiiff nit i fllTilriffeil7fiairiff tittorilitiniF e4feel. Before MI peTitze the iitstier of now certain here that peace will b of the scene. the Lite King burnt through the fright in the molt that the differences between Runi The "b....it "mia 44 Puwa imit ha" °blrr ved • t h a t Ike 1 brilliant g olden fire . The steeple. of eeveral_clittrcliell will be arranged by negociation. • Kotthea.tif the CodAtel were ie gement impreseed wit* a very 1 . • , • ,„,-„. raja atu T wa t - a d ote o w , and that they obviously were likewise i llum i nate d w ith great taste. has made this known on 'Cluing came% look oil with the skate feeling that sends a dramatic . To-day 1,100 poor persons have been regalled it . b efore a rich Jew booker, fro ' , inter to the theatre to witness the first performance of • . his iplejesty's expense in the poor-houses, and the time b efore r!v sk Waged, weaver. Free Mesons have given a shutter id their lodge to Germany, had contracted (on the I • Il ' e day was not "a 7 f " * "" hte ' the " in being rather ' 400 p oor . To-day his Majesty gives another grand ' approaching breach between Ruse t onprilitely barmier, • eitiontstanee that operated rather , dinner, at ...hid, the Princeitsolll likewise belfriescot• to deliver 2,000 Inetalligues (two , ratmo Reynolds, who depeided mach ou hie locomotive 'poems, when* he was desirous of declining the civilities in. , This evening the north star is hunting in Beirgal . period Hones, uomiaal worth). J tended for him by his °lsparta. . the, and the statue of the late King is illumittated. Both the men seemed to be in good condition, and enter. .—.... paper eorrency hoe since been cot eit the ring in appareut.spirits, sad were received will a shout FLANDERS MAIL. our Exchange." —( Nuremberg That rent Heaves's ratite, and beyond, A'avember 17.) Righted the Jack-asses on Boule.hill. Before settisig.te, the oddi were very variable, sometimes Dogy, mot other thin 4 to 3 on Reynold.. It would appear Mit the prfneigral motive open which the eausigie, NOVEIMIRR 21. According to the latest accounts from Batavia, the ekokra amebas continues to rage in a dreadful VIENNA, 11 The metallignes rose yesterday ti 7 to 4 on heat fort Papers. November 10.) spectators sported ifie bleat. *as not from the prontn of manner at Banton, Souracarta, !lambing. -writs the men, as Ha (liaises and inclinations of the better.. This M evidently chews that we are not yet an fait at the thing; , nup, sod Passarouang; 1,855 persons had fallen Ilamburgh Paper, of the 13th but, a• sterns aros, We slitll improve as we go on. TbeCiti- ., , • victims to it itt the first half of the month of July. have arrived, but they contain no zeoo• for Reysolol's ' the Spa.swallusers of Mallow rat tl e d their jitter upon Huebert/. Dogherty had advantag,e in The Second Chamber of the Stan* Getters' has once. The Sth of November herein i r Areight, and is a diaeiple of the Pitt School, being decidedly reso l ve d t o present att Address of Congratulation to for uncovering the statue of CH. in hawse of " strung messeres," and a wicked anal demo. tithing punisher—hat is lighloise and activity, and all the his Majesty on the taking of Palembang. Stockholm, the commiey w;s p more delicate graces Which add beauty to scientific know- 'ICI tf•,, NoVBVBeII 10. most splendid manner. Accoun teitere, he was cuaildesed inferior to his aatagunist. besides We have received direct news from Constan- state that the price of corn is rising ntd rather Time has bete dropping wine left-handed bangs I oar Ida muzzle, which are ist an advantage at any lime. tinople up to the 12th of October. It is re- z----.e.....--- • 'the Geottenare, mho doling the superior dodo, sad shaking marksble that while we hear on all sides re- , hoods, went very merrily to thebusiness of the slay, of which, The Rey. RICHARD BLACOW however, wi w e enabled to give only a very imperfect ou t. ports of war, that vast capital, which certainly f or j u d gment yester d ay i n t h e ( line. Lithe lust haltdoaen meads the mutual civilities would not be the last to be informed on were escheated With the Mint *analog good humour, and Bench, slid sentenced to 100/. fine stie most perfect impartiality, no that had a balance sheet of that subject, esijoys the most peofound tranquil. coofinement in the King's Bend t woofs gives and received been struck, we rather think lily and repose. It is true, that a letter, which • that neither would Aid hillock in arrest-, was a sentence more richly merit has been received by sea in a eery rhort t i mespeaks During these rounds Reynaldo was mostly down, some.peeled that the Reverend Gentler - lime. from choice, to evade the kinderitles which Daeherty of the promulgation of a Haiti Scheele, the au. intended hies, but at other limes his judgment was ninth. thenticity of Which is called in question. But eddressed the Court in mitigation o eiiewd by argensesits that were irresistible. lit them rounds and it was in consequence crowdet ' Dugherty reeeivi d owe fielders opeo she face, ore of this letter does tint make the slightest mention of early hour ; bat his more jddiciot which bad the erect of laying *pee his cheek, whiCh gave any disorder having accompsnied the publication a very iatereptieg variety to the expression of hie plisz.— that any adder's from such a sot ; - to the 13th round, after heavy hitting, one of fteyvidthi's of this Paper, and dues not glee the most rettiote contrary effect. very wisely put a g repels was pal on half-pey, which made his backer. look i *** ihualion that the public littlqUillily had been tomer, and hamlet( queerer, and Dogitcrty was backed to . and he accordingly received his set disturbed by it. , win at odds. Front the 2lith round 0/ the ern Dogherty appeared moth punished and distressed, and the odd. "pee- VIENNA, NOVEbtIaRR 11. duly ehauged its farmer of Reymann. Desiterty appeared not Lettere from il'arsaw say, that if is proposed to The horrible massacre of an i ii, be Bu m lupus his pedestals, and frequently hit Short, •place • great part of the Polish army in a situation offending family of seventeen pen Avid wasted his fragrasee on the desert air.-4 to take the field, for the purpose of foriniiig scarps mother and her new-born infant s I upon whit* ereaston Reynolds, in the kindest Maisner, skewed kite bow a measure the distance, by lessdine him a of observation in case of war between Russia stud Paper of yesterday, has excited a 1 punts blow, which felled him to the grumul, and if at any Tutkey. In oeuvre! the I'olea partake the Cnthu- It wee copied into the Evening Pat time Ms istelleatios were wavier between needing and 1 tektite the ground, the latter was suggested to hint by the siasni or the (longhairs, and both desire war with And will hold a prominent place it most striking &tryst-eat. the Turks. our contemporaries this day. T 1 1 About this ported am of Dogiterty's glimmer. was dirk. rued, and the two imnsepties ruelared it away in the most ------'------ - •- r .14..........:.-.... —.IMO was perpetrated its the county of pleasant style% Reytioldt leading, *la " the other e 7. of THE MLITISIII)/MSS considerable distance from those pm Doglierty bring ales mot into retiamem, the battle wee . & of Limerick which have been recen decided in farmer of Rryeelds, be having gives a finisher , , to the poliebed moosensert by a henry blow on the throat, -- - --- -t-.„7--- ----'- --1- ' -- • -- 1 ---- - - - ----- i it exceeds in cold-blooded tarot sii:ch completely flabbergasted Dogbarty, tied derided the tome of the fight, altheugh he CAW to the scratch for two LON p()N that has hitherto been perpetrated rounds wi th out a chases o f , wimple,. districts. From the spirit that set .• , poyrberty is certainly a moo of tboetusgh game, wad hits TUESDAY, Nooalattst 27, 11131. prevail ill the south of Ireland, with treasendaos effect; bet tbe aciosar. , and . weir of Reynolds were evermore/Mg. mot, Psellorb 4 a concurrence by the greater part of the ring • Inas who delivers bis asseeiseile with bleb per- Lest night we received German Patten to the the v i ew s of t h e b an d itti, or of min feet elegance, and at the samsoillkarmiribewereietp Abet Inn. bide any doobt uf his sameitierm.birmaas as badem MR 18th inst. filnal which the following are eetreeta:—. is no reason to hope that any of sweetie: in it•do with the 'IWO, ave. BERLIN, MOVEllialki 13. this case will be discovered and poi Five, the above detail esa Paden rag form a thinti idea of mot taut debt of gratited• width we sae to Iblellina ma- The State Gazette has an article from Korono vietion by the voluntary act of t "'" ° P" she "" 14 foe ibis " w hee"l" she h " " jarred (in the Russian Government of Wilt.), dated Ist sentry. It would, however, argue upon us in this twiny and polished ammenteat. had .the Nubility and Gentry of Ragland keen hampered with &ay November, which rays, " The march of the troops state of police its Ireland if the i ' wholly to escape. All houses in 11 " :1 Y "i nches ' s r •i••• it ' noble science 44 -elf-defence , to the south continues without interruption . " t ie cotiiens of Cork would sot have been delighted with the eioOloion which yesterday so strongly reproved the Weill. I.gglßtarl, ItOVEIIIIIEIt 5. to be strictly searched, and the o vacs of our national malmers. Our Gazette of to-day caroming the Finnan of for should one of the murderous i To the Magistrates of the cenety we °sight In he Idghly the Stilton, ehieh was published at Jassy ou the disturbed in the country, it wit irdehr , if. They .hewed that they could pispe.ty appre- ciate tins projected improvemeat iu the national manner,' of Ifith of October'-- reproach to public justice. ibis uncivilised comae', sad we strongly hope that they will their the satne ind,pendent spirit in • few days time, Natiall WOO/OM BATTLE CS TO as TOUGH?, and thus prove to their brethren of Eegland, that they are not the boors called. 04 really du say, that it wool,' he • ee7illf rrievanre that " Htgh, Hilirourable, and Mighty Conniellors. won. derful Governors, preiliot and penetrating Plenipo. tentiariet, endowed by the King of H with divers gifts to lure the offline of natious—Thou da lo reading the numerous ace ily receive from various parts of I land respecting nocturnal outrage bos that they a our surprise is principdty excited Hair Pacha, now Governo r a n d Maur of thrall ; and sorts public-spirited mew as Mr. Reynolds and 31r. Doglwrty, thou the Regent of Nloldavia, ViT;ir, toy Sahli Packs! extensive supply that the beinlitti vac tints come here fur the disinterested purpose of im- proving our manners, libitum hum • commuitiou a kit a "Our goblins, Porte hits learnt that Is the provinces of of hire-arms and "tumultitieth It Bridewell or a gaol. To Mr. Reynolds we ought to br parti- Moldavia and Wallachia the rebels hive been annihilattni s Occur, to us that tlas circtmtO robiTly Mil-bird, as we order's:Anil that he meant to hosiour that some of our faithful Rajas have returned to their ISM lay boa permanent residence. in this city. The Muses for. sessions, tbst'odurs arc disposed to do so, and that if they Lod Th.l ;my 'commit Magistrate, not alive to the charms ofmid of preventing future excess( t . inviiie seas-net , should presume to interfere with bitu iu bis defer, it is merely because for want of a reigning Prinrr; ! laudable undertakings. not only the revenues of the principality, suc h a s sh e re- bind the law autbori , ea the 111.igie __._____ *". to make domiciliary visits for the i eeipts of the customs, the salt-works, &c. are paralited, but FOREIGN INTALLIGENCE. also the cultivation of the lands of the proprietors, who •rtia*, this I"" y ee m i ght no w be e • LONDON. TUESDAY, Novssittst 27, 1881. Lost night we received German Papers to the 18th inst. froth which the following are eutrisets:—. BERLIN, MOVElillit 13. The State Gazette has en article from Korono (iii the Russian Government of Wilita). dated Ist November. which says, " The march of the troops to the south continues without interruption." LEMBltittl, ItOVESIBEIt 5. Our Gazette of to-dry cootiino the Finnan of the Sultan, which was published at Jassy ou the 18th of October: — I , Htgh, noitourable, and Miehty Connection. won. derfol Governors, prnifettt and penetrating Plenipo tentiariel, endued by the King of H with divers gifts to !net the tiff firs of nations—non nekir Pacha, now Governor and Nair of thrall; and thou the Regent of Nloldatia, Vii;ir, my Sahli Packs! "Our Sublime Porte hits learnt that is the Ifrovine.•s of Moldavia and Wirtlschia the rebels have been annihilated, that some of our faithful Rajas have returned to their pos sessions, thafotlnrs art disposed to do so, and that if they defer, it is merely because for want of a'reigning Prince; not only the revenues of the principality, such as the re ceipts of the customs, the salt-works, &c. are poralized, but also the cultivation of the lands of the proprietors, who have fled to Cionstarit, in wholly at a stand. The two pro vinces of Moldavia soil Wallachia being considered as the granaries of our powerful empire, and the return of tran quillity and the security of our subjects lie those provinces Leis% absolutely necessary, We, as well as our high and distinguished Plenipotentiaries, have limited orders, staling, that all faithful and loyal subjects who have sought refuge in the neighbouring States, may be assured of the most perfect safety fur their persons and pi...meeting, soil of the conlinuatioo of their privileges, and that every •one may re furs home without fear, and apply himself to the cultivation of the laud. All these regulations are to be published, wa weft in the capital as in the country towns and villages. " In this state things are to remain till the appointment of a Prince, and mean time the Pleuipoteniaries Will collect the revenues of the principalities, and govern the country sccordittg to the laws. Lastly, as it appears from 'the report of the Visir,'Reent of Moldavia, that in the preeeillng Pro clamallon 'no special mention Wits 'made of the Boyars, and fbr this reason they hesitate to return ; and as it results also from the represestation made by the'Cainsacan of Moldavia to the Sublime Porte, as well as from a petition signed by ninny Boyars, that they base been particularly faithful and innocent; we charge you, Boyars, to make known these our most high commands to all persons concerned, and to ac. quaint all our subjects with them. liftmen without distill*. lion of rank to hike every opportunity to retort', fur It Is our will that all our subjects shall enjoy tranquillity mid se curity, and so one, of whatever condition he may be, has any thing to fear if be is innocent and upright, but may de peud un our Imperial favour. 'Let every nee Ibrahim per form his duty; it is fur you to make this order ireserally kesoaru."—(FrAndforf Papas, Narrator 19) nymnidatto, sargoisers 17. His •Royal 'Highness Prince Leoptild of Salle •CobltrigSsilfeld - arritred here the day before yester. day, and continued his journey on the follovriog •wrhiog to Italy. -News been received berg in the Peninsula of Calsandra have obtained • THEATRES. COVENT-GARDEN. . The tragedy of Virginals was performed at 1; 1 , 4 Theatre last night, Jr. MACREADY making h i , first appearance for the present scree isa the pew... Opal character from which the piece takes. its arrow, Oa his entrance he was saluted with an animated burst of approbation, prolonged- by continued aril repeated rounds of applause front every part of the Theatre. He played Ins part with hie acces:. towed energy, discrirllinatiuu. and " d in all the more striking passages of hi s pe ,„ formance drew down, as heretofore, thunders of applause. In the absence, whether temporary or permanent we are not as yet filly informed, o f 11,. KEMBLE, the part of Jellies was allotted to MT. ABBOTT, who acquitted himself in it with muri credit, end reaped an abundant harvest of appl aaw , particularly in the scene where he rushes in to the rescue of Virginia, and dares Claudius to touch her. Apples Claudius was represented by Mr. CON. MON with appropriate spirit. Mr. YATES gave a vigorous portrait of the veteran Siccire Dear a r a! , and Mesa FOOTN looked as iuteresting as eve r in Virginia. The opera of the Libertine followed, in which Mies M. Tam with her wonted grace and vivacity, sustained the character of the sprightly and interesting Zerlina.. Mr. MEADOWS appeari f f in the part of Leporello, which he played with much humour, and was deservedly rewarded with general approbation. THE ADELPHI, A new musical comic burletta was last night brought out at this Theatre under the tide of Tom and Jerry. It is a representation of scents of high and low life in London, founded isei the populse work of that name. dramatised by Mr. Moscatsr, mud brought out on a scale of magnitude land splen dour which does great credit to the spirited Maas. germ of this establishment. The characters of Toms, Jerry, and Logic, were sustained by WnExcH, ATKurs BURIIOUGHP„ Rod WILKINSON, in a rev. able and masterly manner; the other characters were ably sustained by the rest of the perforturr,„ who spared no exertions in keeping up the life and interest of this piece; the scenery is new and ex ec '. lent, and elicited the unanimous approbation and applause of a respectable and crowded; audience. TRICKS UPON TRAVELLERS. The pod boys who drive into London bare lately hit limn a new scheme for raising the wind. It appear that elisions hotel .keepers have submitted to the imposition of mire/ half a guinea for every family driven to their house; the coasespleare is that "rhea a Nobleman or Gentlrmais ilireris the post boy to drive to any of the hotels that do not subs/Tibor to Ilse whip low, be is informed that a fever rages in ii. or the hotel is quite full, or undergoing repair, or some sorb insinuation, and by this means they succeed in driving the customer into their own direction. We understand that some of the most respectable liotel.keepers at the west evil of the town have had • meeting on the subject, and nee deter. mined to make as esomple of the first that it can be dealy brought home to. OP GEORGE 111. TO THE EDITOR. Sift—lt has lees bee* an axiom with me, that 4 Abuse is so arguionst," although frequently substituted fur it ; end that when may ems coodesesods to resort to lie forgo- , it clearly demotes Mewed absence of the letter. The ttlell:of this remark it corroborated b, very ligii astimarity s is the conversation which passed between bar late Majesty sad Dr. lobate*, is the library at Ibe t&seee's liewse„ of which mod you as extract, sot in slimiest to awe particular Me eminstmices, but thinking it might be generally useful sad acceptable to year readers:— His Windy talked of the cesetrorecry Itetweem Warbeetna . and Leath, and asked bobsseoe what be shot of it! Johnson answered, " Warborter hos moat general and scho lastic lemming; but Loath is tie most correct scholar: I do not keow which of thorn calls names best." The Km: acid that he was of the same epiaion ; adding, " Tau do oat Walt then. Dr. Julissens, that there was much erratum/ in the case?" Dr. &Ammo replied, he did not think there was. " Why, truly," slid the Liar, " when once it winos to callboy names, argument is pretty well at an end." Yours, &e. Norco ber 20,1821. A kl ICUS. Civic TREAT AT DONCASTER.--Mr. SHEAR DOWN, of Doncaster, lately elected an Alderman. and Mr.SIIEARDOWN, yu t. one of the Common Council of that borough, ma Tuesday last gave a grand dinner to the Corporation, which was assesse rowdy &headed. The treat was conducted to the moat spirited Ineener. Every delicacy which the season could afford, both as respects the dinner. dessert, wines, &c. graced the tildes in great abun dance, and the utmost hilarity and good humour prevailed up to the hour of separation. NOBLE BENEFICENCE.—Oar rear!ers will recol lect that we lately noticed a dreadful accident winch had occurred at Ws{head colliery. near Shields. The number of poor men who buffered on that oc casion has also been stated, and we now learn that they left behind them no less than 26 widows. and 90 fatherless children unprovided for. With con siderable pleasure. therefme, we hive heard that MATTHEW RUSSELL. Esq. of Brausforth Castle, the owner of the said colliery. has promised to elk. TWO SHILLINGS each, per week, to all the said widows and children. UNPRECEDENTED BENETOLENCE.—We base of late had occasion to record gratintnis redrietious 04 rent, but the following generous H.,d ttnrolicite I circumstances deserve the utmost publicity EDMUND BLAIR, of Black Sikes, near l'eon:11. upon one of his tenants paying him his annual ten: of 80/. returned the whole sum ; anal another, will) farmed 401. of him, had not only unit slim It mitted, but 20/. more given loin. Mr. BLAIR observed at the tune that lie consider,ol the depres sion iu the sale of agricultural produce for the last six years to be at least 20 per cent. below former years.—(Coefisk Journal A vault was recently discovered in the Castle at lipoid, contenting two large•iroo chests with Irra sate to ■ considerable snootiest, sod. also the skeleton of. person who had been banged. We leans from Holy Island that the orenersble sod celebrated Abbey of .Luidisferue is.gevuti). proved, and continues weekly to improve, by the removal of the dihtpidoted ports of tbe•rusu from the interior of the building, es well is 'frost the outside of its walls, so that the whole,pile be saeen•to .such greater advoniege than Initiation . . Mr. Sil.str. of Swanefield, is indefatigable et personally sttendiug to the doily progress of tots improvement.