The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-04-30 00:00:00

.04 1 , it arise on the Finperor Alexander, during Isis jo.urney, either in France or in the Netherlands, to compel that Soreteirt In Orli al. arlilrem to the French, tending to proclaim Francis Charts.. Napoleon, Emperor of the French, and the Arrhibortom Maria moss., his mother, Regent ; lastly. IV 'mho. Napoleon Bonaparte to lino from the place of his rule to corn seems that in emu. the Emperor Alva:nob r had r. boo ol to subscribe to this demand they would have clone 'rob nee to his person If the Emperor sinned the Prowismaiiion he was to he taken in France, where an is.- ewers/glom. medial by the eutispiratorr, would, as they ...s -pilled, over's, oi she Throne soil she il)nasiy which octopi.. it Laborde first uonomnioirsteil his plan to Net., who watt'. II at o.nmet. as ■ rowel. r. P•ker nod dahorde saw one oho:tele to be amanterinl ed—skis sena, how so *in rim• the y : to this end Ito y vi-tog 141.4 it. the plan F. X. Berth, slur rumo ur! mon. y. This promise tint Lying performed, the plan was for a lone abandoned, and remintell in the boa rsoisi g ht sir Ott.•'• r, w hen the Emperor Al. slimier 'ethnic., from 16.4 lone to F. sore. It was llorai they applied to Doris ha, alm. they kn., 140 he connected wills several 'trimesters. dwperard &on!: the (so o ners. Piger obtain' d lions hint a lemur of re. commen.lnt one Gantry, a tavern heaver at flonwas, rodirr M procure hit.. a.m. 0014 fellow, to early on the tiveratie..... which Derricks' said be hail carried on in the !mew of (I.l4iilry. To lbw I. tier was added a mite, written to Dieviclix, ristmg omit the least fregisruted rig& by whirls the Eon peior tit H o w. s was to be token to Frolirr, as soon ns they %rot,' on low penult. fit:. r haring freely. 41 ph. se Iwu Jetts tv , •to Iheriekx, rrrb.samrd aids tatistnehmr, " Now 'ae shall ..,goal. Al. sander moil Napoleon • Frasier." 11 a. ea , 1 11.1. time I hat laiger wrote, from the striation of Lah“rolr. she Proclamation to the French (5.1.144 below) to th. tad of it loch they iuwinded to ninke the Empa no a his y took into the plot another person, 0 ame ty, Tooillot (or I aeroia , forme' ly a French uflie.r, who in lies emu 4-..mmouoirat.4l the partieulars to Louis Itstehoz. The 1.. i er, at limps aecomit, exelarine.l, that it was an 'hair 11. r Ilm HI 11141 of the Duke of IVelhogion. •• ft• • a.;," ►••• I he to " I shall so my part." This a w sloe 3.1 af Novendor. Ihe same Jay tainuis arid 11u- Oboe n h•d to the Itlazist.nies, to whom lIWT 111.etiVi the plot. • hey were older. dlu watch the conspirators slid Cni all a. comas 14 ;Ow raised ; but it sill be seen slot flu; d, p•ri. 41 from the pastime part VI Web had berm assigned them. ups 111. 7th of November it was agreed with Dierickv to PUlitirol.• 111 I:• at letter, anal Ohl? hr s ho u ld unite to (Mod r y toroth. rin ilk r too, and that he should also Pimply some money. Ile wrote this letter as Lacroix Praised it, nod Owl it • ita IgiVril t.. l'ig•e, Lacroix urz...l him In set oat 'worm r e 0 men, must of them late sid.li.rs its the pars. I aervis gave him 20 liaise. for ex..enyea; he also oliservell, that Is invire the smirtglere wish swine respect, Pager ought to be armed smith better rres.eil. Its romemseisee, Keith lest him his pistols and dal us. Larsom deliver. 4 hint a ease. OW hi ad of which was Ihr porirart,oll: Nopokrot Roo iparte, and **kiwth lom to *lwo doe rally iog s gn lath to Gaud.) . and to his It iends. Ott rho. Pill of November P.g.r set oat for Roniso, a le to he *niter, on the 1001 at noun. He learnt that Gaudry had reurasnd to the neighbourhood of Ritiche, but hr spoke to a f. male relation of his, and desired her to Carry the letter In Geod.; 7•h..: he ntururd to Vous, whine he was arrested tin th.- Ihrb. _ flu the 0 It, daring the absence of P.:ter. Harlot! soil 'Aeons Niue,l al essiosils, pishrlo, powder, &e. which erre in Ow kunst of larmis, for the perpose, as they Lave sai d , of Xsviut most rualiileuce Its the ruaspiraturs It is, in fort, loused that Lacroix let his ottomplicts lures list his was in poson.sois of those arms, to use thew VIII , asst that he t sca enileavolocol to spgage inure per4uti: to the plot. This c one &so Ole Dili), Berth, who bad at snarls run• I,ibrlwl to the 'lt postale f iltsclu , •il the nii.siust of the Idler, suit govt all tio• the affair to • poison tlcoioi stun ill this lily, oh./ sssss ntilistrl) ewes. infoteteatiiia of it 11 Its .IlTajesty the King of the Nedra...loath. In lIIC smite of the initnito was 'tollgate(' ; rn the 10111, Cour p.l,••ttfl, awl.sh.re. ernplirateil, *ere Unlink& On the 111 h, w iht .venial:, l'ieer mos ass arrest. il at Nue*. Ile Lim the ultimo In the ranch, sad the ..s aails The oiiih. ac. Itreuti with 'Mused shoots, at nine o'clock rs.s.• li s i allot-lota weir tzaminetl, and the affair sitiourred lu 114.u.1 y. I'IIIK'LASIATION TO THE rntNett Ilt• ',luso of the tunnel) and of Ike Ettiperur Alexander. Au I a olver•iuts of our Outgrew' at Aix-la-Claaitt w, sh.t (I I LAI he • vaeuatiau uf Iht army of nerupatualt bhall I ,he plies. at the cud of thus mouth, and return each to their trophy r Ail '2. I:y the secret ns.. mltly of Soveteigns we proclaim flirt, hi, 11w hberation 4,lotir Congress, that is the name of rvierr, A tr.leou sl, ull tw• , } ett to France, and that r.uwr l'reiti lb Charb-a Napulemi .hall be ilet lased Emperor ti the I 0.1.C11. RA Maria Utilise lEmprt Ilk Beret: ;Astor at UV, CAollfrell• at Aix-la-Chapelle, of the dale of IBIY. _ VIEXIV.A. APRIL 14. As 'smuts from Constantinople, of Mart 6 214. say, that a note uttss •alty CCM 1111 l miested is, the Embassies of France, ?.:n... and .4a•trus, law , that the Divan cannot agree to the ississomitses which these Powers claim fur the Callosities A•sa Mom, ; that it is rar Ihr Paellas to regulate the isrutmeni ut the aeruisling lu Oa sr own conduct, and Ott rvsfy other regnlst would he its Oaring. mint sos its. s $.1.0110.1111, of the Nelms, and Ilse rights guided to IL, m I v she Sublime Porte. 'I b. s , zuc.asissus listlartio the Russian :Minister mid the D.s bats 1.11 in en, satisfactory ruin.. Even the Irtier tan , Is bi Use Emperus A lisamler, mut sent by • spress (rum whs.'s, mule Lis Majesty sias iu that city, has produted II I. 16. Ild'CUriat lllllll t.f the Cubists I of Si. Prtersbusgh iu Is suer of trainslja, the late Ilsisposlar of 11'allailsits, only mitred to 'mom the had dispositissoss Gil the Ton Lists tilos erti• sweet In tbs. Gila Pricce„ alio rua, gunk hinisrif trey Ni r p ) hat sag sated Isis In:ad.—(f!s asset i'opers, And 27.) THE BRIT! S 11 PRESS. - LON DON, FRIDAY. Amt. 39, isi9. The eli.eussion of the. Catholic Question, Which wa. fixed fur this il• y in the House of Commons, was postponed last isiKlit until Monday, at the par• .titular itqurst of Lord CASTI.LKEAGII to Mr. GaArrati. The Noble Lend was induced to wake this request, lest the e!o‘eus.iiiii of so int• poriant a question sl id interfere with the MII3IIOIII ditties of the Merutp.is now engaged on the flank Cutnnsittee. %WI. ail the temptation lu-141 out in the Tres. sun aioucr. in favour 41 Excheyiirr bills, thh• left oft )esterilty at only sevrii shillings e nium. A Flanders Mail arrived last slight. wills Papers containing further details of the fumsuss Brussels plot. Th. Noniseir of hi ern_ a ary whirl', with the .. other Paris Papers of that day. has arrived at our idea. comitionicates tome further accounts of the converse). isiviesst the Firach Ccveroineut, alb they were developed iu the trial which recently took place at the Ato..se Cowl of the Volllllol. d u ly two persons brew to tidure iu this co:e. spiracy. LEG tl.l. and LLGUfSrr'.t., who were secured-Ist. of being the authors or accom. ;slices of u conspiracy. tending to overthrow the established Government—J*2A, of nerchinsfioos reide with the concurrence of Ilie verument, against the French Cover ttttt :Ist, of pmposstions niode their conuiry to • foreign Power, Hill! toot acceptcrl. FlOlll their coo. &Pious, it would sppear that they oere the pole contrivers of this plot, although it 14 thud in their tlepo-itions before the Jill they concealed occurrences uud revues of iiirlividnala which they had preview-1y revealed. They were declared )tut frilly on the field, mid Guilty an the second and *hied cliaraes, ass the Counsel fur the prosecution demanded that aruteswe of death 'lnsultl be prontonoteed against them. Their advocate, however, contended, that they were comprehended its the exception wWebthe low admits in favour of per►ons becoming King's evideioce ; and his conclusions were &admitted by the Joules. The accused were acepoittrel, but sen tenced during a veitrin )Tara 111 he placed under the surecillance of the Iltsut l'ober. The King's Attorney, thinking that the law had been impropeoly applied, and that the on-wed could sot lie trristt el u• enr i ch er, s i n es. they bad reedy cossfe►srsl stehsetiorrot/y to the time of their ppr e hrossOnit, alld that they had, during the vial, (.014r:obi - led she it first deposit* appealed against the judgment, MA required provisionally the deten tion oft) arrow,. Should the ,• be again tried by a Jury, very important revelations are expreted. No part cf this story ►rrnu snore übsurd than that these fellows should lie funnel guilty of having con spired %sills the British Government to ?miasmas or endanger the exisiteig Governnient of France. It would lie as rare treat In peruse the documents • hicls ►upported this xi.e verdict of the Jur; of the Viliihell. It appears from on Prtlele contained in nee of the French Paper., that the arrival of Lord Coc tins r E in the Pacific Ocean is commonly known in Madrid, and a naval force, consisting of three ►hips of the line mill one frigate, was, in pm smaller of the orders of the Spanish Cabinet, to en counter him in the course of the protean month. The sailing of the grand expeditioil for the River Plate is agent po•tpourtl for some mom h.. Although every tiling is ready, as the Cadiz intelligence assures us, yet the armansesit will not vet bed until St itember next. lir the mean time, the old bilti" originally en gaged for this de►tination are rotting iu die harbour of Carl!z, so that the aflicer► oldie navy it fuse to em hatk, on account of the bad state of the ships, used even two Captains in the navy prefer hying deprived of their cornini.sions rather than go on board the crazy vessels .„lotted to them. The vessels fr. (*oily engaged iu the Log hell and French harbours will he a heavy and ruinous expense to the Sprnislr Glleerlltilellt, a the expedition be deferred much longer, and will piohebly, ut tin dt•taut period, hr demanded by their smote's, is. the Government will lie unable to defray its eligagrinente. In the re sent desperate condition of Spain, no tether cour.i• steins to remain to the Cabinet 111adlitl, hot to acknowledge the independence, of the revolted Colonies, and wirehair., by tl►.► recognition, certain commercial advantages. The PERMIAN AMBASSADOR, atroruparlied by Sir Guar. Orsl.vir. Bart. touL }.sundry. about toe of cluck, uu hortelhark, iri sit:1 1 :411os. Ha% Excellency rude one of the horses which lie brought over. . . . . Sir M. TIEW,66.y was in London yi-sterthy, the rat CE itv.GENT bong so Muck belie,. The litielivs of Yogi: arrived ut Castle ou !Mutiny, on I* tibli In Ibe I who pidi cowl. tier csmtiurd there, although tte are happy to .ay (total Iliglituw. a AI ttetter. The I)ucliesv left the Cantle uu Wedoeiolay fur Mulantla. 771EATRES. nnear-I.As.r. The Irs.4edy of Bic/lord the Third win lint night lieu formed—the wort of Bic/soul by Mr. KrAN, bss fiist perfornntote rive. the P.aster 1.0. • liship. Tin- house was eery well tillert—aml the 1 friends of 51r. b EAN, who heard 000000 in of nu Intention to ololtuct his perforniatice, mu'.trrrd In very tningideriible force, in the pit and galleries. %Vlien 11r. Kcal( appeared, hr was loudly and g.:r. iss.rally opplAntleil—but some hissing and a few (lies of " Qt r. , , ff !" were I heard. lAi ...rl.lrtis 111.1 of Mr. lirss, of COMM'. felt themselves called on in rrdviublr their mints, and she house sits s h aken spy otorenerous shouts of " Briwn r"Eise op, o , veld. of Mr. KEAN, though trw, were firm—.when the 111)111411ir sobridrd. the Imses a vre NKain heard, I soil 51r. liens, found unit " the sinter of popular discotiteie was not " made glorious ~summer," by los appearance. To his insisifest noooranrr, be Idiscotereil that the " storms which sevently upon boos," had not (wen " In the sleep bosons of she orrAn hniied." Ile lirtrord to the 6 , hotly hurl," for at least five minute*, oils hrrhord-hke flrmnrs•, but perc►iving it *its not l ooloolde Shot it would *ono be "done," be 11101:IPT, bit to recite the opootog soliloquy, of 'off b wr lit-uttl tint it •111$111r. Some *light amen iton ttas paid to Mr. K EA N'll Peewit, •etite, until he came to the lute itt the ►obSloquy, otter Henry's Tuesday ossarianag the Duke of Gt ourEsreit rode uu horseback lions Windsor to Bagshot, to inspect the improvements, oiterati tttt % and :oldie bons winch have heels proceeding 01111 tor noose toositlei. Ilia lioyal Highness seturiss_d to Wiudasse in the creasing. This evening the MAJ. and Duchess of Ca Lou- CESTCR costiessassd the play of Km; theory IV. et Drury-luise theatre, to see Nis. S. KEliDl.li iu Fuhfrifi; mid Mr. lit:sts iss Tuesday Ludy ILCIIESTEIt kit Windsor Casein for London. We are ramstested to state, upon certain *etho s , City, that The Ventopyre is Nut *roses, by Lord, Ileums, mid th it its Lordship is totally ignusant of thr publication. Musislay st'ssisight a ',Wire tlerliiiiittr maim I e isia, first spi.tunisace at the Ns-wrestle Thrillfr, it the. character of Piet re, in Venice l'reArtred. We are. informed he Se a sun 01 liing Crispin, lassos the' Castle Garth! The ancient &advice •` Ike Maur teltra Crepilluna" voillil out be best. lapplod than to this slugs-sit tick hero, ho cu/sh/rtf liar port of the VelICll4lll conspirusor crookimg boils the speeches oitli most ludicrous issartitutatiuss, end absurd gestures. ll _I ,h e South of " I, yam Itswrittrither pity, love, nor (nor !" when n g4llrry i•itor exclaimed, iu a ahrill voice. " True ! True. Kean !" This application of leichtird's depyrilit of himself to lit 4 rrpresenta tit r, rt.siewiti the !amour, which lasted throughout the 'cent.. lu the same manner, the gallery-tor mentor applied to the mimic Gichard the passage in whittle, irrtur to Isis scene %itli Ludy Aw‘e, he de clutta— " For, I ran rmilc—and murder %Lilt I smile '7 and also where he ribsevves— . .• My perms, it is true, may little ain't bre— Hiii t'tt .1 tongue will sihrrdle silk the These altar Ls were regularly seconded by it Gen tletnati w the pit, who cro;ikeil nut &two in so lonian's a time as excited to laughter crest Mr. Kraal's biends. Thus die petfornionce proceeded, with little intermission from brgintling to rod, pas disnisprobatiou, calling forth thunders of applause, marled the 'lrani-mance. The occurrenee was stew to Mr. K FAN —liut we hope lie will bene fit by the Irwin. It moy teach him, shot obilitirs. howevcr great, ;till nut insure undisided approbation, utiltss they be united with some de gr. of modesty. It may teach hint, when he next publishis, to cutb nature" a little—and, if he cannot write at least to write teniperottly. COVENT-GARDEN. The new musical firma of The lleurt of Mid- Lothian was last alight represented. In conse quence of the set toe indisposition of Miss STEPHENS the pat ot Ellie Deans was undertaken, at a very short nonce, by Miss BEAUMONT. She acquitted herself with touch ability. A fttr die drams, a new farce, entitled, 4 Robot! fur au Olirir, USA priforturd for the first time. The piece is, we inithostrial, utldpted to the stage, from the French, by Mr. Ilocrum. The cliarA• ter, toe thus orpreseuttd ;-- sir Mork Chase Mr. FAWCLTT. he How. Mr. Mr. JON CS. GeHrge MINT/ Daptin9ton Miss Foove. inns,, Mee. A'ixtire .. . Miss Gams. The public lure not, for it lung period, been pre beaded with a Lirce -o fire Gum gross extnivagatice— sit ph-iota:id limitorotni iu di a l og ue—and a u laugh. ludicrous in siimitiou—as that which was last produced. Sir Mark ('hase, as oW sporting lisrond, bet • little Is) porhontli i.tr., bas ilispairtst 4 • it tier to Its oepbew, George S 4•1 1 1, iu which be states that he is ill, beyond the hope of cure, slid commands him, as the only means by which he can secure • imminent situation in Isis with, to marry his cousin, Muria Darlitintsio, without loss of tlroe. • t.:eusge bud, hossever, pro ;noway to llos iojoottioot, marries' Fanny li, t Nun, with al he puma away to los uncle's mansion, I.neinK. in tier 6ist instance, 14 return of post, :1.- 5 Ur( ol los lonely, that he had üboill Isis euntsetands and married hi. cousin. Ose liss arrival at W, riesolcs. hall, he fimls stir old ecistlo mass, whom lie mileposts! On 11 lb shills twit, amusing housclf shooting in t h e woods sal his demesne. Foolunately Maria Darlington snakes her the - • tune—and, drecive the uncle, and ails e at, • same rive ri at )owls Selky G bring cut off a ith a 14.1 C 113/104 . 111• in pertasoile Mr.. Selby, fur a day ur plait which Fanny, who so 111 pass merely as bride's-tweid does out touch relish. fir Mask is otos joyed at the supposed mai ridge, %loch I.e had long 1.144,445,a—b0t lo a ilorioler. sti 0( . 4 when lie behold. his nephew steatitic (runs Hie apartineot of 11w lllliittisl3ly Sir.. &thy—approach that of Farm)—riiiire her :nos. it—sod loess her to meet arum at • serials. I in Ihr rveuiug. Sir Mark determines Oat Selby shall not see the muck bred...m.486E41 1111(14 the day••••• 11101 oohs , . ihr.i.llllll6. s 111 Wilihk bar 1141111 C to her friends rally iu the sting. Selby, thus deprive Jof his bride, is almost bit:am—but is demounted how arLuuwleslglag Ilse silent, by Lis eynuus, %h., ri moots hiss that he Las an i lithe slay to corii.isler of a cistiliter•plut A new diameter now appeals 4an the were. The Hun Mr. Ili:14- 11)tr, a et iithrosais of creat celebrity on the tout, in his luur past 4.1 the cuusdry iii which Sir Mark ' s o....tate is situ e 1111 l es anxiously ditto . ..us 0.1 view the Howie of a 4 - 4 1.10 - hied asylum for Wu:dies, where " the ~Wang system" is aikipted, tastraJ of that of ships awl 4;461E841mi1a. H selonyrr had, at our time, loco dnlwrate -1 wails Maria and site, poor *lsaac ! Mq so lus drliKhlyd uuh hiui. 'flit parties, liositirsi, JsaJ u • their CYIIIIC7,iI/01 uu 11451111 . Iwiul of puuctibe. and Selby, a liu perceive. that tii. ronsiii has Pot yet furizotten the gentle knit 6i of the" four-iii•lsawil, " rows to Aria; dt,se parties nose a lulu cuiitact. Fur this pornose, by the aid of tixturr (the boiler u 1 Sir Mark), HlKlitlyer is ialruduced to Selby aslbe keeper of the mail-house he wished to visit, sail is parialed round She Mark ' s groutille, as the peace whew Ike Her ../1111DY.—in tL England, Dandy '! iniol iscsiserr in the habituf tainicettreise. _lte.reueuuu. Means a usual lively permni, as ill lilt billowing lint ; ties AI a r la, elan had previously eatattaasl to I.Blinle sa al" of the snag of " Tippet ul . 11:c South :" I ! alliance 01 detargeoueill. sad is cassia:eel abili the holy hat " 'riii k et, hide Tippet. is ihs: Duni ) ." ! guile mad oil aeromut talus hawses,. Wien he is me the In the North, Dandy weans otiatirtiltiv , l i ttle . i ts : point or i irevi•isig her is his area, Sir Mark apron.. Yorkshire, a button& fowl is cirtleri a bandv: A ! ~W , l , 77„b „ c , o h l a „ , , r,::„',"" Y„ 6 „ e u u s i sup Z i l lt " b ) p e r lidel ;he a Imi l lic t: modern Daa.lY, like alte Umlaut. is a hiller Pert. ; tad. iii Higl,ll ) re•il.,i•overy that lie e ihs e s been huali m eil.liii3 harmless, tackling thuig. I suitable dile. 11l i l iatiosi is Kite the Outten " a /Woad fir The ties extailitiou to the A retie Regions is ; Mara Chen.'" fir now afireci. to be mad—cud in ibi.. " 4. undertaken for the liurimhe a partiphing the world i r ,:j„", l l ',,r h , i ., ia i t ie t,:: l , 6 , l ,: i a i :::",,, a e r ,: e "r the hi L lkei v inCs ° I ! 118 :: 3 " *briber the assertions of emptaiu Huss, o.r uf the 1 b r ead hero Ilse memis l of u 'li m n:het neon. 6. * S W ler " :.v.l IJlficer who has publisher! Ins narrative in the J .1 t o welch over haw wish usiressia t care—sad be. on the ' iial or Vol ages and Tiiiiirls. eve hebt li t iiiscitil. I snuairsit, rceoven, his snows, noes Meet individuals truahl T he fi ninee mom ,. o w ‘‘ , lsule s ound ~,..1 1. .... I have lout thew. Selby at tinny/1141pm his msarriage .w.i411 caster Sound were closed I I liltd ; *bile the itslort. : 4 4 : d um -Y: lii , Mi l r i i : dacl ' ee6lhis il - 'l4l3'ive alone :tut!' posit so asserts. that nu laud war i noble lu I . mai timi I . ;r ov i i: 4 lo aga;n l S ir_ . Mark , WI .is flail II • lairs tutor se him, forint.* bid Jisobctlitill oseplict, mid tillit•C Sounds tore open channels. or, 11l !cam, acre a ale 4 Parllesigar misidellarrY• aut . roved to be closed. . 'll . he phut of this alte,i tree is compticatet), h9l 1, . • 114 z -.' irgier le• $ h. fin s nbccure....the of riptivoque are untlanally ;void—slid, independent of thee, the style of the dialogue, in general, is ern irt a n d spirited. The 'ninety'sl characters are sketched with n degree of signior wl 'ill we do not &ten inert with lit pier. s of more ambitious soreten•ims. To crown the whole, whatever of exeellrure the itittonr played in his different scenes, was heightened and r en der e d additirnlitlly ionising, her the tine grin:: winch disisignoilied the lief Inrni:ifier Of the Pri.cipHl part.. Mr. FAWCIST . II Sir Mork was an atlntir.hie ;Unitise of stunt, hearty, .1.1 age, or raiiionally ve.ited by fits of hyporliondriarivn. The .c-ue between hint and Mr. Jotar.s, as I li;:lytyer, where they mittnally 111104 kt. earli tither Cot. 111.1111304, WAS an till noirable epproteir to of he toiroteed lied icrous. • Higybrer, to the hand. of Nlr. Jomcs, wi ile lightfully amusing. Ills mill-weite can reineely be paralleled on the initial• of lirnail.litionnur.--• Mr. Aetna,. performed the part •of Ariliy tint only with gentlemanly eaiie, hut with n cnnsi drrahle portion of humour. sir, EmEttirN filtrile.ll/Ifty in his jealous seeite, which, by the w.ir, is one of the beet Hi the litres., w. 14 uncommonly amusing. The pout of Merin Ilarlingion iris% imp ported with sin degree oF at l i 11l ation by N 11.4 FOOTE. Isi her mad *wrote, she « newt-4 a song In it style •n pleasing, as toe and tits encore. Mao; BF.IUMONT was sit ititere.ling repre•entattve of Fanny The piece wits crowned with the ntn.l , decisive niiplause. SURREY The lavers of true harmony Irrd, last slight, treat at this theatre of :t very sii ! wrisir kind. The Beggar's Opera, H% arranged by the lore %Ir. Can.% was revived—the part of Caproirt Alaeheorh by Mr. INCi.r.Dox, awl Polly by Alta. MOUNTIINI, who, after an airsence of several years trom the stage, alnsin resumed her professional dunes. The exquisite voice and superior talent tlris 1 , 111 . { supported her for several years Ili the first rink of her jirofessiori; her retirement 1111111 the stage was 4 subject of regret In all the lovers of sot al melody, and h e r re.apprisrance, with liminish.ol pat‘eis, a ill prove a source of gratilicailem to the ptibllc at large. We have heard her frequently in the efia. racter of Polly, hut oeser with 'nine pleasure !Inns last night. I ler voice 1 1041e-sem all its original •weet now, and her taste and execution are, if possible, iiii provad. She was most rapturously encored m seve ral of her sungs, especially in the sir., tease your fttnairsg, and ! ponder well. Me. Ist.si:opri played illacheath, wind sang his soigs in his best st) le. He was loudly encored to How happy eauld I be faith either, and The charge it prepared. Ile never sung the 14tter with more ttiret. Mrs. Bitoogs sustained the character of Lucy in a Winner most creditable to her talents. The opera is, on the whole, strongly cast. The house was crowded in every part to an overflow at full price, and many who attempted afterwards to ob tain adenisaiun, returned diseppniiited. • Ihe Beg gar's Opera seal The Heart of Mid-Lotlaan were rr-arinouneed with throatier, of CITY BUSINES.S% Yestenlay the I.nrtl llayn► held a Court of Common Coun. ea, which was tnnwarrowwly attended. petitions to the Howie of lands from Redolent Duspital, against the Bill fur regulating bonsai fur the vast pahan of lusraiiet, were pie•eulyd, and sealed with the Hotpot' veal. Mr. Dlll,ll was ;about making sum. observations out Ilse Bill for extending the powers of the Clonal of Request., when lie was informad the Committee for General Purposes weir prepared wills a tiepin' felpfetillg it. Sundry Petitions fur Irma s sire read and referred• The (bent Ilarn pros it &la .1 to 411111441 T Ilse primed Report of the C. orral Pus 1.1041 C •Itte, on the 31.ainurialt of the Commits ttttt crane the Court of Requests, anal Ihe Bailiff of the Ilassoanat' s and the same was read at contialerable length; and alter some uhtervations from Nlesars. Saunders, Valium/Icy, Praisall, S. Dixon, and Oldham, a or..lioa tu agree %kill. the Continaltie in their Report, and that the Cum t tiro_ if upiaton the Bailiff has jam' lied the confidence reposed in him in snalutaining the tights and privileges of the City in the corvette of his official duties, was put, and carried ou t ly. The Lunt Mayor hid a Petition before the Cutart from a poor pertain lie had been and., she lit et sally sat (11111 Is tang in a penalty ul• 101. our ISloirly whet' uf !salaam:a-al to the City, pro.) slag to have the a • reptant d him, a bids was rem% alga the 'mot, on the ion of Mr. Dixon. nua tt itt iously •Eared to allow him the Cull ausonut of the toestalty. In cunstgueuce of sow', a . taupe valalove to Rae a,l• 'nista."' id patties in., the stale-doors of the Court at the OW Bailey, Mr. Sheriff Rube, is being in his plats, slated Ilse directions he hail given in tvslott thereof. STEAM fr AGIN& SII)(KING ACCIDEINT IN TtIP. BOROUGH. Icsissilay an inqamititua was Lehi at St. Thumaris Hospi, In Ihr Ilurt.uth , before I'. liht•lion, Esq. Cumber for Loa. lio", IMI virw se the 111011 S of WllijrilU Smith soul Samuel Sitarll;l4l,l*o ur She 11111.11 t permit's who perished al Ilto :wrists sit a Lich siren, red at the buuse of Mt. Smithermou, 11 bite.strert, Philup Stuck, of d, New.runrl, While-street, karoaak, *sated, ti,.t he Ma. a ilh Mr Nwliilwrowao. in the early part of l'isepday, sisal stippi il till too It ; he Own we'd away wish a C. nid w a 10161/liC.lluta.e so i.ike some refreshment. llidierro Si.e archivist wits ugra•linied by an over pregame of slaws ow the hooky ; Ike engine was nristripalty winked by Mr. denidwroniu, sod •••inttionrs by bin eon Mr. Muleteer- VI:Ilet f (Ult. r. In answer to several questions from the Jury, witness said 16 it the rurinr 114 , 1 111141 soak, fur three pars in another mil 41,11 ' 0011 111 TLllil . llll;llll•cmirt.ruasl, and had been only erect ed in lisr place where it raplinled about nine m o nth. ; pre. whit.* to dal piles', 11r Sinitberinas knew nulling of %incline' strain machines y. XI( Dodd, imzinets, stated that he went with ',.me iirsiles.• I •etith men to examine the boiler; it was aWO pre:ware linirrr, awl in die pinfrssion is calks] a %enema N.H.% It wan very wrack in ilr construction, and was only tuber menial. 1111.14 it was Coal made be Await' shook it earilde of ',nisi...wind Incas 4U So filo lbs. eu rlbe luck, al lhoo4ll the ti l ot.e of at w.• decidedly bail. 'There was no rat... valve, and be bdirveil chat the hoar wan Not vieCriehily lir:e In hi out the kill fill Ilk enough la pre vent ortnitivis. The :ircsilriit must have heal, cassia Jby the suo =real a xpansiou of the ,11.44111, the weakened 1131 C la the boiler, tor the want Of all 144114 4.14 . C1y valve. Mr. Hi ).eis clittiurer, ~piN i ma licit the en. glue had hero firs constructed 4.r n 1,11 .tositig aa.. lee. and was very luorrly otoslutseleil; but t.. apply sue:. an rogit.e 04 t be ...II as.g of the raw awl had a. a, was for trifect of • the grossest it mortice. ur the must el:owe trines". Mr. A. Gallaway, 01•Ch11.1414 slash f 11•140 4.4, tie, Uigis Immesh' lie had flue r,l el.t c)liii.ler of the steam ruzine, the 11411:111 dimensions isf whi,bwerr incapable of woi :mut a carilloar saw of fluor Gut di 'melt r. Mr .1 P S444ll , ,apprs sitice to 14, that on Tuesday eveninz, atienst haltp.est five 14 . 4104 it, Ohs di tea« 1re.414111 1101 to bristight Its the Hospital. Soictts'e shall was lint lured, and the bone arta, as ma 014 thr brain. The body in' !Limit a:11 litit„lant although he was au hour awl a half employed ali iaflalylg She lanty, la tuba in resit,. is,: liar. " Vssiiiet•a•Thisf the tfereempit intrabes had met lite* de,i.ths accmhntePr, by.f.to APIs? 0;9 , 1 n f enyit r. • . BRITISH C. 4 TIIOLIC BOARD. WEDNESDAY, Anßti. 28, 1819. 1k Git 4C r. stilt DUKE or KOrtrOLK, Emu. Matcnit. • it 4 TIM CUM.. Resat 0rt1... 44 Ti.ot we elo not convilter collet! tit to ettutte to u, y new derlorrii m of I „,,„ c io rN iu ono*, r to the colt/ UP ICI DAM fryty, t l Nod tortoni 0000 Sly c;rculalet! uguiost IN, !MI *. d ee m it p ro p er to net:Stith-It tee followni t it, 1.011110,1111 entered net, by 111 . 11 1:1,11td led the , n' t Ft ()rotary, 1413. vti.— ,4 hid none rioipect more Ihan we r 1,41.1 o f p .f in.lividu•l in lc. urdisie to the do science, wlihosit being li pp tNal aciostut t. i n'sliy or disability. Oss the =. "cent aasno.loon .1 I " , h 1... trine, nen umnn; flume !shoo:lei...our ClOn•; ou the coo. s bellow that both our priecipte• mud our reproach ; ,ns the MU! unl love and sirs who , . tweets us sod the general holly of our country n. , 1 q „ Soler, ,1 of the State in Icsrinie the fell heoi it, ..er 0,101 sn.l 'service.; and perlicolatly on the klo , wo iseilicoity of she Ini.lllure ; we rest our hopes of the sic. etas of cur percent sisplicistion is Ntle<Fol.K. R. " EDWAKD IgKNINGIIAII, TO THE EDP; OP THR warm, pnl s Dahlia,April Stn—The Catholics arc enameled ley the law fri g' , 14'41 power in 1 very part of the empire; but in Ir. Itsel IM lit only hear hard on the Catheibc pe,pulstion,l y f i e .1.110.1U11 from political power, but generate * sprits( 4.4l44!eranre, which violin:ls and them m 00.1 411 tilt pier•titts and concerns 4.f hf... Even in the administrating of justice, Miry are not .at from the infernal -rid of Ilion laws. A most strlotig inativee of the truth o f IN, o h", vattion occeireed on a mei tit trial ono!" lit. k m are i n tie Coin t of Common Pleas iu 1.4'14,1 in the TeienAsniers cl o se. The pries were tort Tim lesiown hn Mop. mother. Lord T instated that a will zning to ih si m ier . l bu m w a s 01,1 3 m,d by fraud. This a lIIC 111111•111. ire ..te no In Ise Ivied; h o t it tappers that land T. is a Roman Cdholir, and his step-moth. r is a Prote.lant. Th, ledges of course wile Proteseatils, and the Joey happened o, be ex. Nuttily of Mir Prot. slant 44 ; for on it iron it, that whenever it is a 11111,11 with any party lei eurbole Catholics f r om a Jury, it is found practicable to do in—tie 11 4 , ‘ nerwoo . two F Ai eish Genii. men, of the In:1w.! reenseis. bility, Mr. Jerisinghans and Mi. Dillon, acre to he essinine , l for Lord 1 $ imlemetw ; and the Comm.! of LolyTiinde.. lon 41, with a view to prepomem the Jen y aga two ilw rtrdn vi the se Gentlemen, and to disparage the rieilit iliry othe r wise be (.4111dt...110 have wet h the J ry, provrot by the , s . denee of amids, witnem that they were of ihi Catholic r,ll. ohms It Is hut right to OW i Ve, that hi• rat and vt , e. attempt 1.. 'woven blue cowmen( justice, not 010 th. (rpm. hitital it deserved from the Cosset ; Air the enliztiti ter! tie. f Justice of the Court, ill his chalice to the Jury, ri pi ebell.l•.l the ("induct of the rause in the introduction us .aria a , 41:.1^, 11 , 4'186114 I mphatically, that if +inch a Farb( e wer , to he adopted, he, for owe, would quit the country ; shah hr wow,' rather lose his bead than cohabit such a country It ts •lee satisfactory to learn, that the Jury strewed by their v , i , lot they were not to be seduce (tom their duty by such a vie: appeal to their 'opposed prejudices. This qesestion, reflecting on the credit of these witnesses, it is worthy of observation, Wes pia, lint by pry raced Advocate, but by a li,ties Compel, holding a place tinder Government CUIIII/W1 be the Cuminivoioncre of Revenue), producing emoluments of many thormas4 s year. If such a low were introduced with soy bore of sneerm by such a man, that high Coo. I, upon a heal at bar, and in the beating of persons of the highest ionic and distinetion, who were attracted to the 1,1.1 by the tideless it %cited, what may lee supposed the state of things in Cuaria of iiifeiiur jurisdiction, Courtier Session, kr. ! AN Ift I‘ll B.I;GLISTF.II. OLD 13.41 LA F, 'Nuns') Ay, A P: 1 11. VU. CHARGE OF I'ONSPIRACC. Soon after the slit in% uf the Cutirt this nuis non:, Mr 11, ars (late of the butise of nee: Drown, suit Scott) made cis. thruugh the nn dium of Mr. 4i ORIF Nr!l (ifie ne:y Cuss. se! in Cowl), to I h.• fulluoilic effect :••••-,1 hill it sperm. NI, been preferred by this Gent:tom., az sio to is ohms let persons fur a fosissipifiCry, • hi. 16 W• 11 rVittrill.l:l4 true 47 the Grand Jury ; .liority ant roarils 14 of use pill, it pill Ili their plea, but tru hail not yet eunioi nerd to ist!e 1114 object of tht !notion tiler. Yule wit., to übtaiu 4 n* sch War rant for the apprrlicti.hiti of the parties who hail slut piraileJ. Re 111119•4 forbid our haentuff them. or mare particulars of au" ease at ortrout.--The Curt granted the U. Blahs, a young man of decent appescnice, was indict• ed fu. intermarrtiue with Phials Ai:wns.. at the Chnieh sit St. Andrew, Holborn, un the Ist of February, his former wife, Ellen 1U pees, to sheshot he was starred wt Snocr.litcla in Niivemher, 11114, twilit still living. The Fn... cutrin, who was rather of prepossessing appear• since, mid, that the Prisoner had colleted her fur siren ~ sits brittle she married him. She lived with him but th,e✓ mnth. whe• she &scuttled that he had trust already ina..1..1, an t bad a wife living. She separated (rum him to c00...44race, asst instituted the pre►ent prosecution. The tutu of the solemnization of Ruth marriage, were prove& but nu evidence WAS Oars as to th✓ form, r ►enng atty.., except the statement of the Premestriz. 31r. ALLEY ut•jeeard to this, but the COURT overruled the objrthuu, and the Prisoner was found Gnilly. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Hank Stock . i5l 431 5 per Ct. N. Ann. 101; 3 per Ct. It „.7 !US! 3 per Ct. Con.. 71 7 India Bonds is , 2G -2 pr. 31 per Cent . . 601} Ex. BIM, 2.. 7y7 IA 4 per Cent* 9Oti Uttery Tit lit, iv/. I'-. Li. L. Ann.... ISt 13-16 Cows. hor Ace. 711 71A _ _ - DE.tTH. On Friday, the ?II instant, at his residence in Poland. Onset. She new. Wdlaare 4tiirk leech aged 10. Urea of the ancient faintly ut . Stricklausl, of Sitter, he tier rashly of Weld muilauJ, tie made over, early age, to ilia yossue.r brother (grandfather to the pr.aerst represeetatite of dr• family, Charles Striditend Standish, Doi ) the wbule ef los patiiinoniel uJ.niuuav, rt PI Mine ./1117 a small snuuity. an I retired to the Eugh.la . is suits . College at St. Owner, Mbciri be ensbracetl the .cclealastical stale as a nicotine of that society. After the rapine...Wu of the Order in I lance, in the year 1763, be followed his comeneway to Moro, is Flandem, and was one of the P.ufrssors to ibex a* Culls ge in that city, and aficrerstcls, uis their ferlhte teasel to Liege, was ...viral years President of their Collie fa that Bishopeirk. Ile lived to miters. at length the ins moire ruis of each of these escnblaslinse•te, awl enirient to his native laud about 40 years SWIM, .I. dif Alt h1.111e 1( futilely to the dui tea of the ministry, which hr fulfilled AO exemplary piety sod •,•1, until au •poptectic litho k Is- Ai!! derrlVl d hives, about •ix yews since, of his mi otal !watt's. theititerestrilnew, genikoess of manger, acid hlo rattly of Iceticates, were Use distioguistitog characteristics of the laid Rev. Wdltara Slus klund, and It would be dttli‘ ult to ow gisie a life of mere pcsfert sod our mute dessita to scaly purpose of bent-Tub , than his was. B re to an 'sliest sad simple leheritaitr , , Sited by misuse and (s -tunt to aline to the mut turtles of fashionable sot ett. alotacksued retry worldly advantage. and consecrated his Me to the di u•!gety of a college, acid the laburtues dirtier tai missionary —The rernaio• of th. Ito v Stelcliand were ye.t. easy deposited in the Chturb-yard of St. and his niretury will long remain embalmed so the re...;.• •• awn of hundreds les this wetrs•puhs. • LoNDoN and naiii..ht4 N Mr (like, NO. 1 . 27, Strand; rbrie Adrr.sjae.:..ulr WA ICONiirrfl, and Lai ICI (post•pe.J) twist be o k lai.ssid, r -41.. SMITH. I. re. Inn, Print,* —J. ‘vtirrE, Nu 197, Shia . , • • • • • r• 1.1 It • • M 4 id F. M f 1