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THE RI 410 W. , • aroma Pir4 B PlOw I ° ,IIPAS —I; et A n . extran.weary scene w ic [dace 0_ the Theatre Verticals, last evening, will (sure a topic of conversation for some time. The comecinms per formed, or rather intended to twee performed, TAe Marriage of Figure. the representation of which 'has been interdicted for some months past. The first two acts were highly entertaining ; at the com mencement of the third, when the Comet and 'Figaro steno the stage, some persons in the pit observed, that .Figaro suppressed one or two pas. awe in hos part; these passages were loudly de mseded : the actor could not.imoute it to • lapse of memory, as the prompter was there, and owe of the itedienof i atter Inning attempted to supply the oisiiislomalktedhile the printedpliy. Some eonver 4atiors took plies; the .deatatid for the omitted 'fl osses was persevered in; the tumult increased, and the actors retired. They soon made their appearance , dirin. but when they attempted to proceed - with the Ogee. Withoutititring the celebrated psalmist* the clamour was renewed with increased vielenee. Some were willing to take the piece as the meter' offered to perform it.; other i required to have it, such as Beatirearchais had composed it. Somebody pro pond that the for Mer, should - be gratified with the representation of the piece. and that . awn should be returned to the latter.... . _ Dames eagerly acquiesced in the propoeitioe, end reqriested thOse• who OPpolied Thi performance to go to the place . where the money is taken; hot they wanted the comedy, and not the money. No body went out. The passage demanded with so much perseverance relates to politics, such as they are understood and defined by riga , o. It is eigh teen_years since the patesase was suppressed, end, except in two or three instances, the piece has been conatantly performed, ses it wee then commanded.— flowerer, the refractory. persons persevered, and after a renewal of shoals and Vociteratfons on both sides, the Commissary of Police sold;:" Gentle- Men. our patience is exhausted:P . 7 l lln would hear no more ; the laughter and shouting became louder then ever, and they even attempted to get upon the atsge, the actors then retired for the third or fourth time ; the curtain fell. The Comipiesery wf Police attempted in wain to harangue the ea • <fleece; they would not listen to him. The *eerie assumed s laughable character. The order to clear the theatre was put in execution. On leaving the house, the pit gaily joined in the air of " Marl - said that the disturbance and tumult 'iSrusinatlrd, as the piece would have concluded, with songs.—(Coastirationnel. - KANSGATE, NOVEMBER 9. Lieutenant-Colonel Garrett's Isle of Thenet troop of yeomen cavalry had the honour of escort.i . tog his Majesty yesterday from Remover to Mar l bledown, about tee miles on the London sisfe.ol Canterbury, where they gave up their torsi charge to Captains Parker and Haiford's troops of yeomen casairy, and e, detachment of the gth lancer'. In our itamsgas• !account yesterday, we should have anted that Marquis c:onyngltam rode in the carriage with his Majesty; as will isiSll: B. Bloom field. It wits'a great treat to 'see'the ?toy':lt George yacht come into the pier yesterday In such fine style, she is a moot beautiful and superb yee,el„ Wag so fine • model, %ma the admirat!on of all who beheld her. During the time his Majesty taiteft 'breakfast on . hoard his yacht, the pier wee thrauged lOyal sabjects. noxiously desiring to law a sight of their King. After fintshirig his repast hie Majesty came on deek, and gintitied them *Midst repeated cheering. When he ger into hit beige to be landed, the yacht proceeded to unmoor; and weat out of the harbour almost immediately after tbe Kiog's departure without the least difficulty; leasing. pleasing impression on the spectators tltal no circumstance had occurred to prevent or obi atruti her 'coating in aitilgetting out t o sea agsitt lite same tide, although drawing 15 or 16 feet water, and of 40tt - tons dimensions, proving what may lit doselby skill.. case, and Ittentioo. The nuptials of J. SITTTON, E.q. of Holston, %gap, have been celebrated with that liberality and spirit, by his tenantry, which ate F oru,i t y eharncter- Istic .or himself. "On the nil libelant nn ox was dis tributed by Ihettito the pair, at ; and the,lienefletnea partook of an excellent dinner at • the 'Boot I ari in the village. The bells rang during the day . , and a noble bonfire . biased at night. At Oswestry, on Tuesday, - twenty-two gentlemen and traileimen or the 'twin sat down to a well-prosided limiter, at the Cross Keys litn: LAM* JONES. E.q. Presidrist, supported by the Kee. W. W. OWEN. end THOMAS HILDITCH, Esq. The shop of the latter gendeitian was bulliantly illumin,trd with Kam in the evening, and tastefully decorated with;; white silk ribbande, • wreaths of laurel, &c. The following upeared in the window*, in pointed acid•' tothossed biters:—s` Mr. and M's. Myttots—slom; life aid happiness attend them !—prosperity to the House Of Holston !" NdTrwasa I l.We understand /hot Monday, tim 19th Of this month. is the day tilted by the Dean and Chapter of St. Geory.e'r Chapel for the election of a Lay Clerk (counter f.fll.T) the room of Mr. G. B. SAUNDERS, de .easr d. Saturday se imight WI t. 1.14114 PFTTIT aml HAa lIIET LEACH went to the pariah church of Chess near Cambridge. to be joined lii holy weds lock, whets the happy bridegroom happened to .collect thot he Ind never born baptised. Of this, 4w infotated the clergyman, and begged to know :Jr the ceremony could then be perlormed. Bring ansirered iu the affirmative, the ceremony proceeded, the father or the 'bride Standing god-father to his sun-in-law, and one of the bride-maids god-mother s Fly, the second best greyhound at Holywell Hunt; Ails sold Tut' 30 . guisielio immediately after the race, iaol was ofterwaids matched fur fifty guineas aside, o Lich she won. If Bisit dues not sell another Capital the whole Lottery. he has already got more than Ilia pm. portion : bat it by no means futanws list .lwetuse A. meld flupitnl deems foot Day, - above oho- waiter of 20101. ne4s lunk: in well any mire. We seawall, lad luck oi • • I is. ;yrs. asst Mail MOO .Irate few MUM, *St as h.. hat farina me well he will Amish bellee..anad ponkably Bell In other Two UAW. jet iti sae' tha n . , A . WPM . \ • Lieut. MATTIV,W LIDDON is appssinteil to the reek of Commander. Our renders will rerollect th.t this gellent Officer seconded the efforts of Cstr lain I'ARRY, in his last Arctic voyage, hut the eti quette of the, service would not wink of his being promoted then, as Gloom PAIRILY could not be rode Pout Cispiniii (unless by it special Order in Council) until he had served one year us Coln mititder, :IA which his just expired. Capt. T Wattle, is appointed to the' Driver; *Mort at Portsmouth for the Coilaii of Africa; Capt. Colfl.ld to the Ilaraeoata. fit tint to seenmoany the U!111.11, Cast. Owen, no a pof t h e Ent Cent of Africa; Hon. Capt. G. Tee total', aiml Lient. C. Parker (b) in the Redsolos Jobs White (6) ro commend the Sylvia ; Lieut. Joseph Wil liams to the Preventive Seem..? iit Ireland; Mr. Goble to be Pay*" of t h e AilArwrbeebet Mr. W Bell to be Purser of the Redwing; Mr. Loney to be Porter. Mr. J.Caehrane tube Samteme, and • Mr. James Gerrit, to • be•Aesititant•Sorgeon of the Drivers Mr. Ttivenas Keaton to be Parser of the Tees, as a professional remnueestion for the indnetre sed labour rtieptavert in his Treatise On the Sidereal and Plone• key Parts of Neediest Astronomy. - DUB L. A meeting took place at Bkehitestli early on Saturday asorning last, between Lieutenant K— and Mr. surgeon of a regiment now enspluyed oa Foreign !terrier. when the latter gentleman was wounded through the body at the second ire. Oa the wounded akin being tooveyed to tows, we un. Mirestand that Mr. Copland Hntebineow was sent for to et. toad bTrn, and we hues heard that be ►es given hopes of lit recovery. Tfl R WRATH NR. The weather during the *I.OW 'part of last week was mild soil pleasant, hot on Ssteedey, the wind hewing goo.. round to the north, it because mid, and during the whole of iiieweenlag and Sunday morning we had an uninterropled fall of rain and sleet, with •at r g gale of wind, wheels M . genes blew a perfeet hurricane. The hills in this neiglillimr. hood and . the opposite coast of Fife were covered with seem. A keen frost set In on Sunday might, and yesterday Mime. • ing ilea wan to be *ern on the pools sad channels. the stores no Saturday night, 'several ship in Leith= were unable to Me out the gale, and ma further sip the Prhh for warty; one of them, however, laden with flag, Went *above at Newhaven ei , ly on Sunday looming; where her cargo • •was landingdoring the day, bnt as the wind got moderate in illie'afterunon, and continued so, she wan got off, and has been brought into the basin; her hall has esperieuesd con siderable damage.--(Erfnburgh POW.) The Stock Market is, at present, not so much under the influence of political events, as the scene of a contest between two pones, which shall raise or depress the funds. One party (that fur a rise) is accumulating stock for the supply of the public, The others, who foresee that this specu lation. if retried too far, must driest itself,- by producing u scarcity of money, are parting with .All the stock they posses, is order to bay it again :'we their own term., when, the aprcolators for is rise "Ire mutter a conspulsion tohiiag,ilitjrlt to market. Jiess.Admirel Lord Coorif..Lgarrivrd on Satur day morniog at Portsmouth, mid homed his fl sgin the Semiramis. Capt. Husatssoa, as Commander in-Chief on the Irish stfivao. His ,Lordsl►ip will sail, to assume his commond i .ahasit Thursday swat. The Plies/rots ill accompany. the SentiransixtoCort. The • Phatio , a, Mitt and' ChietefrOM tieniin at Spithead, for home service; the l'ees will siil. in a • few days for the. East India station ; the.bleesty-shill Aattne into Portanamolt harbour, to be. pafd off. The Iphieenia waits for orders to.procred to the .Itonst of Africa ; the Brazen is refitting at Spit / hesil„ for Channel service. The Wye. Copt.. P. ,i;Ftsues, arrived at Portsmouth ua Wednesday from Chathain, with 160 volunteer seamen for the "ships tilting out at Portsmouth. The Rosario, ktept. MARYATT, arrived on Wedneiday front a "ternise. The Wye sailed agatu au. Soturdoy for the The American' brig Dryade, which Ares put ...under quarantine at the Motherbank, sia the trial vb., for having lost two melt of fever, oil her pas rake from Virginia,. aid which -oast suspected. to be of • maligliaiit natant., was .en ,Saturday. released. .sod proceeded to .Cowes to dischorge her cargo of tobacco into French tinsels, which are there waiting td convey it to'llevre. Of the great quaritities• of tobacco smuggled into Ireland, the forger portion is porchosed in London by French sod 'Flemish speculators, who • by exporting it avoid the • ashes upon its manu facture in Ibis canntry, and can thus undersell the fair trade.'7, - and • tit the same time obtain a large • •At a meeting tit 014 Down, on the Ist inotunti the fisio. Caption WALDEGRAVE bring to the Chair, arid the Host. and Right Rev. she Lord ~Bialnip of Ow:it:twin, Sir .J. C 41 ireistaY, Rare. the Rev. Dr. STeimituiseo, and a eirusirierzt ble number of the Clergy and'other friends rd . the object bring present, enolutians were passed for. the foloonion tit 111 new branch of the Somerset. A *Ai 1-nay . glibly Society; for that oreighlaonrhocal ; and more thou 60/. were received for tient benevolent .purpose: the Right flop. Earl Wararcaays: hat ing kindly cs 1111 l nonicated his acceptance of the' Presidency of the li.stiintrt;u. Saturday ve'iiiiight a boat with five men wai l off P'orilaeol in s wile of whirl, endeavouring to reach. the shore, but could not ; ,the men .on: the .beach tied a rope to a annuli spirit tub, Portland dog went Of wills the NI) in his mouth. the torn by that means securest the rope to their boat, and were dragged solisar. Yebtettlay ttttt riiiog ar'sinight, during the high wind, wii iinniessar Lotolcirrly.poplor, at the north- COfflet of ilor Fellows golleir,St„ Jolo.'s College, Oxford, was blown slows.. The tree was our of Ow firieht of that species in the kisestom : its girth was 15 fret 4 inches, its height very considerable, and it is supposed to lie shout JLNO years old. A swal low was found in the hollow of the trunk,' in a tor pid stare, Ass accident occurred to the lion. Sir CHARI.C3 PAGET. its the eVrtili.e of sotorthiy tit Deal s , which tior,,,truca to ripinuntrit consequence,. Sir Citastva , heron; arsrvead to reltoivi lu. lisoad petulant. ;was drasrws., ski,tentiwinadsog the gets, pf going tits board. said, .;icrompastied by his -body's.. the Hat. Bititttel.F.‘ outwit-Ail; hits 10,1, which was soon after swamp. d. pied starl meat aui youseqoesice tied beyond a tisotelitkil efellier • of all. that were is, the. ' boat, with . their • • - -Rlc. Tit II MAW semehtht a flllicirsossiiria passed , the Great ilea', rambling the Reverend Thomas Komi,' W.A. of Ravi aelinuse College, Oxford, to bold the Rectory of Ittiowelli with the Rectory of itsinsders Crave, io Eters. bollt reviled by the destb ilf his tallier, the Reverend Dr Room. Rev. Thomas Paddios, NI A. to the Irksome of dont Maitioloill, grille the Rectory of free Chapel of Pesky, Nor folk.—Patruns, the Master and Fellows of Goovslte sod Ones Colley-, Cambridge. Rev. Choi. Crave,., of It. John's College, Cambridge, • Wrangler of the year DID% nomoiationne elected (eve af velbi leen coodidates) to the head smaiiteraltip of the Orriteiwt School at Alford. 1t,.. h aat m 0 ...p, wirer of Craobroek to the petrified cainiet of Nuniagtoo. with Weimensooold. Cot • ' • L., H. J. Rose, M.A. of Trinity College. Cmgehriders Ned sf fillaresieid, S.6lllW`ll, to the vicarage of Hofeflem.—Palgoit, the Archbishop of Canierhury Rev. Jolla Williams. of Laviogion, to the vicarage of Powitratock, Dorset.—Pairuus, the Des. sod Chapter of Lima. OXFORD, Novemaga 10. Saturday, November 3, the Hoe. Arthur Philip Perteral end Sisson Taylor, B.A. of Oriel Oiliest; Charles Does's' Bectiford, B A of B nose Cohere; the lion. John Dun_ tae Stith. 8.A.; and Henry Macomb', of Christ Church, were elected Fellows of All Souls college . Monday, October 29, the follownig degrees were ems ?erred : Bachelor is Diviotly.—Rev. John Bull, Stsdest of arid Church. Bachelors of Arts—Hash p ) ke *eland, Esq. St.' Nast Rall, grand eompoinaer • Hon. John Demean Blush, Christ Church; Edward Berkele y Portman, Cbtist Geugge Inge, Christ Church. Yesterday the Rev George Robert iGtig, B.A. of Maids.. leo Hall, was admitted Mosier of Aria. C41X9R1D66. NovitSaul 7. lb. Rev. Wsh, Prinsek'D D. Master of Jesus College, was • Sesday lost ogilltd ffite.eltancelfor. Mesdhig,hishig the assiversary of Gunpowder Plot, a most eseelleittirisiss was preached before the University at Great IS. elesieb, by the Vire-Chancellor, Dr Freseig, from .11t.1•11ks, swill part of the Seth verse—o• Pilate soft %Tito 'ghat is Troth r Aod a Lotio speech oo lb* occasion was recited is the &mate Howe, by the Rev, George Steven. um, M.A. Feltner of Trinity College. lb. Wert Trencher to whom the Sunday afternoon torus at lit.'lllsry'r are sniped for the pretest mouth, is the Rev. Dr. of Trimly College. Yesterday Ilse followisg Gentlesses were elected Scholars of Si. Johs's College:—Messrs. Turner, Girard, Taylor, Grey, lAyesiek, Jose, Simpson, Birkett, (lotions. Thiniel, Isaacson, Witagisid, J. Hills, larby, Marshall, Wakefield, Autrobes, Bros, Kessersley. THR A RN T. Os nlisidity sad Teesday tbs 19111 regiment of r.. 1, the entetsesaliti of Litut..Colosel Milne, arrived at Litir and on Wednesday embarked for !reload. The wee half of that toe regiment, the 91st, arrived at! Greeaock ow Monday, io steamboat., from the Broomirlisir, sad immediately embarked on board tbe trassports that art to coOvey them Io Jamaica. The oilier division of the regi, sisestt will nassais is Glasgow 'MI Om transports anise 111 the river. Moody forearms a detsclimuglit the Millsogissitst, sty tioned for some time past st •Bgliklap, serOtoodot Renfrew, in the Botbsay Castle stesaubsst,' for. I daggronek. Shortly ' sofrt4 piing hoed rise of diniwimitinifferms sass Baird flinetair simidastally MI trimilmikiabil limmddiartely . • pealed. Oo Friday m'stsigl4 . lbo let dbrisissiof the 77th mesa,* arrised at Gismos. to cipher. no Saturday sod Monday ibis 111th regiutest eif font (about 590 -strong) arrival in Bath, is two divines*, from Cissitbaui, on their route te behind through Bristol. C'HES7'ER. On Monday, according to wise. the Mayor sod Body Corporate of the City went in procession to church, after which the Mayor gave a most elegant and sumptuous dinner at the Town-hall to about a hundred gentlemen, amongst whom were the Right Honourable Earl Grosvenor. the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, Mr. Pribendpry Maddoc k.General Glegg, Colonel Hodge, and the. Officers of the 2,9tb regi ment, &c. dte. The dinner consisted of a profusion of turtle, tur bot, venison, game, and .very delicacy. When the cloth was withdrawn, the following toasts were. drank The' King," four times four; "The Royal Family ;" " The Doke'of aortae, and the Nary;' -" The Duke of Weltiagtoo;" "The Prince Leopold, and Brother Free men ;" " Aliderarso Earl Grosvenor," three thors•there; " The Lord Bishop wed Clergy of. she Ditutese;7! The Collate's G ," three times three ; " The. Lord tenant of ibis Cusps,;" 4 Hugh Le)rester, EA.;" The Earl of Derby sad the House of Knowsley ;" " The ESA of Wilier. ;" " Sir W. W. Wynn snit Mt House of Wyneotay," three time* three ' • " Heatsh, Peace, mad good Pfeighhoothood on boil, aides the Dee;" " The Slagialraceed the Camel,;' " Load Cowls-mere, snit our Cheshire Heroes ;" " Lord Crewe ;" " The turd Delsearre '•" Lord Hill ;" " sir Thrones Soratey ;" " Richard Brooke;' Sir Stephen • Glynn, and tlw Berme of Hsersrdeu." lo the course of the evening Lord Grosvenor and the Bishop of Chesser severally addressed the. meeting. Ngwrowv, NOVEMBER noun' annual droners so commemorate the glorinoa Revolution of 16e8 were held at the Bugle, King's Head, and Pack Horse Inn., on Monday lest, and at the, Three 'finiv and Wheat Sheaf lona on Tuesday, The parties at each house were very numerous, and: they enjoyed themselves in a truly convivial manner, snail a late. hour. The !tarty at the Three Tuns,- wind, consisted or iiiiward4 of brig, were much len-, livened by many escellent glees and catches, sung ; in :t very superior ate le by some amateurs of this Mom On Friday Sir C. ROBINION took his seat in the . Conristury Court, us suteessior to Lord StowELL," resigned. On calling over the names of the Members the French Chamber of Deputies on the 7th inst.' one of thew wee reported absent in consequence of being ruder quoirooline. Our own Representatives are PO widely watered untie south of. Europe, now, visited by contsgions disease, we rosy .expect !at the evrut if call of ihe House en the ensiniog Session, to tiod the ebresice of aridity uf thein.eccouuted fur pit the some way. • A most melancholy accident .happroted at. West- , titre. Molylk. on Friday larl : whilst ---- keeper to HENRY ELWIRS. Es . q. was stoopktig to pick up a hare which his..4eater hail just killed: awl atioeber hare rifbiag sulike •essmioweli airtiviK forward to..stoy tas tietp,aabil wet orlortui, cutely killed on the spot. fectoiviaic the culetenis tal cort her imertil ifllhel baek of the had. _ • .• . . . ASTRONOMICALS 11I‘trifiliffe'hial . 46aksijoii„.&4Sta.e . J.1 ,,, .'• Dl* egg • • • 114 n i t • A dart - 00v lood lately . al. o CO,VAT F. GP A PNltaitt ;14PAIMP , SiKe Mot ilt was Aril teen, refe - itritiderit the loth ult. /lorrettpaT, Noeustion.l., near the eastern edge or 'bemire; an the FJkli• it ;was-mierly in • she centre, and apparently nnteli darker than what bet fees; the LOlllll CHAII4ELLOiIt* COIIII Ot Mace tkist time it Ilse progresolveiy e l oporosebed the lao•rerit i li ac . • •1 , " edge; to whirl. it was olorrred top be tro•ry near on the 29th, it post 1,0 ' c l a s hisai t r • • a end on the aftereoon of the 30th It wit nut diacerldrie• Apt • ODDIA I 141,* Willa ID or 110iterre0; a the water spots strinetiostes appear sitalo nu the east rble of , The Lo bp' CHIA NcßLl.Oa gairr judgment i.e dies the sant after a lore of •irora fowl , " or hat** di,•• it Me. Ittittthieryi d 'hot it wait her op•isioil, from the may be worth .the troolVe of those iiierrosted is 'Loch pile. whole colireit of she will or the Idle Mr thelloarms,, suits to examine the run about that time *No a teleacope • moderate power, tilting the precaution to guard the eye by ifl t i vt. wee his inti") l. lo et" 6"" tt" to Idk ' le a meowed or smoked rime . . filmier it hut btu Ii nest mile deocesilleats. studjiflbe Jupiter anal Saturn, lee mast beautifel planets of oar sr-. Plainiiff why shot the lilies! m..le deaciessaient of ts.e tem, rise nearly due east, at le v ee o ' c l oc k i ll the eveninK• I tecitetor, lie ode of optnisiu ils.t the presentet on ty The coloured belt. of Japisei, with hie four little ro 00000 ' the fisitto waif treated' In the 11.1 ht Reveresid 1).- 4'84 the' luniknoes ileg 'which stirrootinla the equatorial is• t . rligoi.t. put as she question less one of gisnit o Irian or Saturn, and presents on, of the finest telescupie clikieete is the locaveto., may now he seen at eight or Otos ilol'ortaoter he would leave it ^P.III to r ve the ethect, with a very googol night glass. The approach tit Plaiutiff ass opportunity scsipply fur • rehearitig, or &tee pleeets till nett INevonbcr will be very striking; They l u appeal to the Howe or Lords. see at presto' little more then limo derrrea from eats other; , by a quadrant Joop ter slay at utter be illitinglisiied frees . 'toy Oth!ref theaters by his unrivalled spleadour Sateow la COURT OF *ING'S BRNCH I ,.1,40010111•11191.. retested at a hit te disteeee, in a southerly direetietyfreeiJois foultDAY, Novempsa44.. • pine. Saturn will be to CodlUnenan with the See iee lb, Serb or April neat year; and use the 141 h of Itatay'Jopiter • 111.1.EGED VIOLENT AirintlLT. ..win be iritailirly sheeted, sod these pleuras fur a time will CTEPH ENS O. UROOD3II. .• 'k lust in the whar rays. Tlie earth new approaches them, Hr. See Itt.STT, addressing the Comt, observott, .. be sed, se d:t im tlie d r i o i l it o r o n if , 4:e h t e. obe th r, i . s w p i l l a l w he bi i e n ti . j p o pu. ins Vb....! In the. case Mr. Julius Stephens was the Pinto olewill again o t het Jupiter irseellioa giddier in Its orbit this Sa. ti ff , and Mr. John R•ugdeti the I)efetidsur. it was 'New, will rot be omertakin by the earth till the of a writ of inquiry, executed before the Sheriff of illeireasbfer, ea which ihs; he will be is opposition. Jupster's Lo n d o n; ana l l ie l au d t o move the Court fur s role fear eseareo. will be 13terrstiragly situated on ibe 31st.. to 'thew cense why' that writ of haqUily should no.t They will be all to the right, hot iu this order—l kint, .' ieletted, /sank. The beautiful planet Venus, which lass be set . aside. fir tnoved tills, not o nly MI the pegged bee superior conjunefion, and is oboist thirty degrees • ground of exreasice damages which had bred Kites, t• - the south of she gun, sis the lien Scorpio, may be seen in alseetion of assault, hut also no the ground of the 'Maltby asked el, oven after sunset, a fee degrees above she pattitolar cireuthilaneea under which the question Wrist* sheet west sootb-west. - woe Is:naught to trial before the 'Sheriff's Jky, as lbrerrry.-10 ease the western horizon be clear, Mercury well us oti eeconsit of some circumsiances winch hod may he sera every evening idler sunset pill the middle of the meet sem i& •N„„,,,f, greatest elongation wi ll be o n th e • occurred in the enure! of till. investigation. .Stst•hoseiant. • Mercury may he easily distiagaished from I The 1.„,0RD Cuter JOlFFitit — o ' It is au action of Vann; the latter planet, being he horizon, is much • essault...., hat were the dismageic" • • ' smeller, tied gives a very bright white light, like polished Mr. Sc.& I.IITT—" Eight trp poundr,•tn,y silver. Lord. Mr. Brogden, the liefindant, was a manta . • flactoring jeweller it Gentlensum. be beheved, of fortune, well known and respected by those who were engaged in the same business." The' Lotto * CHIEF Jorrice:" . Where war the inquiry executed ?" Mr. SCARLETT-=lli LOllOOll. hefiste - the :ievoita .• The Learned Geodesists, in emitinertints, observed, that he" was insion's to rtibint to is ear Lordalstirs the esillente by which 'this caaelaid been supported ; for it would appear that the dory Ind Kitten their verdict, not upon the reidetier which - had beets laid before theM, but upon a notion Chit the Defenchitif *is bdurof to cell oriniesses to 'Minster alf"ther . telliona piiiris had been cast •Ution 'hint iii ll.esit and elaborate speech 'which - Mid 'been iddresiesith theta by the Counsel for thePlisintiff, and !a/pealed to hitye wowed as forts. lt,appeared'nfunerbe fare of the affidavit; seitit'whkhtte was prelpareil.'itad !pots which the . present motion was grouudril, tfietnt the time of this tinfoil u iinrenissolf, ..Vli.. - Brrieden was la boo r.. - log under en iffliction„ th an • miligh it res. iropor.. Bible. to 'colicefek iuit thing Illibrfe painful to the mind Orninn, neiaihr, thettriecii, and, as k lilt matelf 'proved, the tidal indiiporiliosi of hit wif e , to *limn he waajuatly and sincerely 'attached. This lady was confined to her room at a avert in the country . , and oo the morns gof the occar- Ifence which led to 'the present koeeerling, Mr. Brogden catne to town to attend toindispensable business, On arriving at his connting• hour*, he wet there met by Mr. ItldGreiger, a neor coTi *'dexion of his, who informed . him -r " that, at ■ meet.. fb lii held - the dcy before of Persont'engssed in the the trade, and railed for the iiiiiipose'nf consider.. ibir what proceedings it might he attainable to take Insider in information whichhid been lodged against One of their body for an isifraitiots of the law, `'some person had 'asked who' bad 'given the informa tion ? to which question the'Plaintlff immediately replied, " Mr: Brogdep."—l'Je (Mr, M'Greegor) knowing that Mr. Brogilin with men Utterly in eisPuble of such no act, asso Of..toadvOnourable a - mind to bechinC i thelsadeihima akiuster'of a person l in his own business— . .reseisted: ttw insinuation, and again put the question, expressing his conviction ' that it was Without fouddatioit; open - tchich the 'Plaintiff 'reiterated' thst - "`it''alsa Brogden." 'More efOrds'ixis‘erl, interfr4d, "Ad prevented soy fakthet.ilidrestion in a subject 'not eisrineered busiennsirilefaich they hod %ter. ' Mr. - 13togden, on iketvietifisi information, her* • ;Hid frell THE GRASSHOPPER. A abort time after the grasshopper atipears la he last atop of perfection, it spread* over the meadow., which it ills with Its chirraidee strains, which are the call, of the male lowitieg the female to love. Some iistirvolists are of opiate. that the motes of the grasshopper are produced by the robbing the two bind legs of the animal against each of er. M. delltessoter sea Lissom'', who have miliotely exit mimed Stem Immo*, suppose they' derive their vocal porno, boot a very different mums, -44a - examininc the toile, his body has born footed provided with a small hole below the imsettiots ofiseb wits', delicately constructed with ergs.* of mum& wititie, and coveved over externally with a fire traos parent inembesoe. It is by memos of these orgies, which., in completeness and dolimmyof their structure, may vie with them me olds, homer voice, that some species of the grasshop per pm/um their imakelty. Lord sod Lady Cs.titropastartred their tenants in the perish of troli•es. &e. wore sent. on their woo doe as Lady slay Usti ist eest-dsren Ireriadossdity - . ' • 7 * • twrd .Sustsotot tstely at Ns seat in Gineeestershire, • remarkably fat sow, of %he breed •ef. that eirenty, arolueli•srailibed 37 score. It measured fit! tits 100•11:' U. lite relative/vas feet Owes inches .ead.e.heif /seed tbe seven feet. Perri nth' s. The Stb of ilereeskee sue eekehirsted iw Liacolu .on Moodily last as Maid. with bonfires, Mg,. ate. _Several .hourebefore daylight Abe. note greeparatioce!oess leamid , diroughuatille city, and the hilmbissiits etre *reused by theseend afbeasts' limo, and the totouttuons uoisrs attending the cellectiog what is properly enough called plunder. eed boring up the ' 4 Old Goy.," Ate. The bull -wards hod two bulls, which worse let or sold totheit by , the late Chamberlains of 'the city ! and proved Ishet is termed game 011,0, affording, no doubt, greet delight to the•adinirers of such hanuane diver. tows. In the criminate large fires. were made is the different parishes,-nod • their Goys,"..whiels had beets Impended in the air during the day, Were berned—i-not m-" Goy Fawkes's,' but intended to represent different individuals, who had rendered themselves obnoxims to the parties providing the effigies : this has been the practice for some year., the reproachof the tww,.. Serpents, crackers • wad 'other firekworks, ward let off in profusion. Foste r sately notnischief was done, except the accidentally Anreitkingof. a few windows. • The wre•of meeker 4vres introduced intb England *by Fret.itta 14 Earl of Arundel, in tire year 1560..1 :k bill CMS brought into Parliament in the 434 F•014/A sins ( ).10 prcraut the . effsetiasey 0 1 awn riding in coaches. Owart's proposals of Mr. IDWIts, of New Lstrark, meet leagil) in a fair way ,01. being subiected to the test of experience. The riabscription•fm erectireg nne of his projected vil [vont Motherwell, near Hamilton, already amounts to nearly 30,000% cud is prosperously filliag up.-- r7:yue Slercury.j Curious Almanack.—There are :165 dots in a pack of cerds—so many days are there to a year. Thera are 451 curds in a peck—so many weeks are there in a year. There are 13 winning tricks in.a pack of carde—so• many mouths are there in a year. On Friday last a pike, .settigliiiig about 40 lbs. was taken out of the pool at .Cutnbe Abbey, near Coventry. links Mtn trcitn . his excite 1 • • wet. hir was o6 'n g a i t y urally 4, tine e [nastier, air degr repnratten. in feet, he kot4 noshing of thiliinesition ; he chit not even know that Seib . a•tbineinsit taken plaice. He les atiere, it was treeitlitit4 'fleeting wob to. be hail, and Weald hive ittenklikt,' Illtt tor the cala mity to which he tMr: bad already al lideth tie tht;tight sometnisOilarbiiirion'had exist ead therefore became aioxinus for IA mectirg with the Plainiktf, M.prder tct i give him en °pro' - tinily dr Condect.'le then did thug which, Win:kVthe orethiriterices, could not be justified ; but their • Lbrdships would see that there we• serne ., Atchse fOr 'a •wrion pieced in the unhipryt*dunittrot 'in tisVehgr. • l:3l-dgden was. He Wiete tt oo. r to 'mr:sit r otto s io, 41 Vegging that he would lift ,Upon its tMits pirMble, si be w lilted to ' consdlt eats •he '..intttter of import.. rice to theta both." - *Mrs+ hiVingient this letter, he begat' to write intither .letter the 'Chairmen of the titeiliiog brief! previous Right, eirtilpate himself front "the ispersion sihr;t had been bast upon him, s and to retinue that an in vestigetion might - bike place of • the circomstances laid to Ns •tharge: "The contents of this letter, tihicb was sonexitl Witte tiffidsvit, would skew that • be ass very much 'agitated by the inhumation he had received. 'He had just fitlithed letter rant 'Stephens tame in. .ke.kclid . not enprct that Mr: Stephens would hive come immediately ;on being sent for. • However, Mr; Stepheas filtere d the counting-house it . this unlocki s estaantrot, and 'doting the excitation, which' had. been 'so recently •prodireed, Mr. Btogden iottsterlintety addressed Imo, and said,.." I stet for to to 'tiff e herr, be cause I was informed by Mr. M'Greggor - that you 1. , had charged me' befurt Mr. - Limblert last night w l tp be ing an infornier:" . Ile untarally expected that ' Mr. Stephen. Would say' itemAhing, at once to Whet+ himself from' the imputation of tittering such Y Wanton , c4aestiy; but; itAtead Of this, Mt. Stephens began a sort of hesitating reply, begin. inns wrth the words .4 •l l Vell-.-but—" which, itt the ••The catch nr Itertings in the Channel was very abundant and fine last week; they hare •sold at Portsmouth at ten shillings - per-thousand. As Mr. JOHN THORSON. of North Berwick' Mania. and Mr. ALt• N. of Brlgotie Barris, were re- . turning from •41addiugton •market in a gig on Fri day last, they came in contact with the Union stege-coach, by which one of the coach-home was' ' killed, the gig overturned. mid both of As urea thrown OM. The Gentlemen were moot ',a nomaly braised, but are now in oleic any. of re . cover y, As Mr. JOHN •HArD, of Grantham, a • worthy' and inoffensive character, in eost , independent rir eumstancrs, was proceeding by the Newcastle or Wellington coach yesterday oentlight to London, on reaching the Golden-cross,Stow r lsue, be lighted while the hones • were changing; it being in the night, and he a stranger goalie *et, he• niatnok • the • &winos-- which' had bred given • hint tb the retro. the rani.. And fell into a pit tif swifter : hr &mad by mine one an the premises. apd was quickly sot oat,.and every missible einnitusweseitat coald be .pocared at .such a _ptomain(' time was promptly obtained, bat the spark of life-had/ed. , ~ • ~ . , r• 2 . . ~..: r.: , ~ ,J,.", , , . :1 I . 1: . , , 4 . . . , . , . , i:.,, 1 i .11 ~. .:. . I , , 1 la , le. IQ r., It , Pi w• ;t— -o; 111.. )re Sot ref,' air A. lure . . i _1