The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-03 00:00:00

• .emtem. • benrAt . tba *PO : filortreitent Ipot pcconitinkik lOW sitars of •We pomp •1° We suiwk. ,Fer .his.port,. be congealed they wove -Wood .tor the couratiewee firrownoont. end 4lorernment had. in sortarrencr. right lobe at !Ow expense .1 pewit, s iti) lows. ,The mono' world API 'be iiitits.thoin 444. per cent...end AIM ammo ahesid •eot .411 an individuals. :Oonestry hankie,. for inflow,, iota where letadnlttilltatik tokens litnuld ling their n*Y. thwkiirlexerted ,thetneelorueo peg .the ear for add coin, that s t e k e z aj tanwill lassoltabe Aeddied with • the .rhorge of • Ulf . thosiwisit token, token .11 ibeet to London. The Cnanglit t lfit _the Exclialtzilli tsvid• tiot• ao fos4reat.rwsett•oilnwslutii. in sin hilliwayko _foliate in price. Ifolory washod ouprwierywdleinti• ender canary, it eel implement that they tentwld gore, the mad currency. which we. now acting in ratopetition with ft. Tim,fiew .041 .vimuld vat ;toilet it ittniuslitiovowa *l, -.laurdwiiiisfir• or a., _• _ —_ _ Amber trod ►, Adjourned r*b• te' arr Mil Peet) VOAIORROW MORNING WC LOTTZIT DRAWL ratEa PRJXII3 OP L MVNDUI CAPITA Lty:IIII I IELTE rore-or Pl*?. . - '.:.l. , t‘t le a Bill to amend ibaliket eT botle:4 relative :410 . Naakdrekena; , , , A14 ~i, • •:` ' Mu E. i li nviis sai#l, Ilscriceof,silver rept- • illielliiisiog. The uttrut.ptice vial , pew .5% GO. IRA .11 11 0Crc Mod •It iliklikeir 4 0 , infrIVOO. if IN. "ere the ca‘e,.ond 'the .itilissua.wore ogled in, the laterreott •coott Would tpsiohly *suppler-At .iirould ision find its way to the therhing.pot. , The imeasuie ive l te l li .0 1 ereroTr. to imptoutd. . . 'Genets , ' THoikuusi boweiLaviCitiocsitar,or thit .41141.neerilleilli.briowasi.abilikLioonseararane, in- dead of removing, the eireolotion of nese relies.. olio were . e very, g re.t convenience. Mr., J. Slecrti, 'Conceived that thellill gow hint ;d f u r .woohl he of unassidenslite service. Str4l. W.rlltt 'LEY, ea Ile anderateed 4 lteußight Hee. :11ilattileatan'e plan. • the Collector of times would be authorised to tike • those tultens • wid ,isnpld.he . called Olt ID rct01445811 to ,Illeit4lll., ;Mils 40 ~e certain aygfOr„ . be, pots I.,,lpa i i us his opiuson,-silonser time inightilo.ba Arse& 1 Slr.A3tintimtu. said, the operation of the! &N o r At it appeared 'to Ina, would be,' to untborise the .Ctlelple)ele clreulittitithollltnk./Otlls tiesce it neat .. E 4 to remove the ' Ity wipe AsWiclil i tibe.sosisotties Lion of that jaw t . Gentleman !yid.. 04 ittr) . .i . Aliened .10.-tecelle them for . INV were so, what was fol. pielout those petsdits took them from paying them away to their trollinesi ? It was argued that the issue billook.i•hanosilsd• uot take place for the heneAt _of tree Gweetteeept, steel dst, therefore 'lorertwitent was was pivontstoble _lot: their must .. ..ta--- Other permit. Go .lobia Amok .4okono—dhatt nuearly meat to vessoire the yonolty, whit+, ee the lOW N eer -.teed, every pencils arigo plaid or received thee ;would be liable to f aftee ilteßtiplo or March. After a. low 3 , 11de .14r..114111INGTOO D IWO vas given to bring in theitill. Mr. Lventoritax brought in the North Ameri. eau Trade Bill. Itear.l the Orel, and ordered to be recd the verond time totnorroor; Adjourned et Eleven 'Mork. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, TUESDAY, IL►sca 3, 1818. Two Flanders Wails ham arrived, eith Papers film &mods to the 41MA hat. The Prince of 41aawria has resigned 'he pace of Idiniater of War. Several other chapgis have taken place iii the Dutch Administration. A report of an laser. tertian at Naples lately prevailed on the Contiaent, but it appears to have owed its origin to a quarrel -Insoreri the Neapolitan militia and the regular t►oops. Last night, in the Hope of Commons, the Army g•IIMIAtte were Wiefitti by LardFauna wow, mid were altered to by the House in a Corn mime of Supply. Mr. CALCIVIEr, however, gave notice, that he would this Jay propme a reduction in the numerical force oft or 9,000 men. The Eltinietes are the mare po Ahem Abet appeared in our Paper of Friday last. In the Committee Mlle qUt4loll* .ere proposed to the Ceaucu.i.oa of the Ettncouxa, who, in reply, stated, that independent of the i.um of 125 millions of francs appropriated by the Treaty of Paris to buildiug and repairing forti fications in the Netherlands, this country had also engaged to pay es additional ram of two million* ni pottials sterling, to he expanded, with an equal wet trout the Cour& of the 'isthmian*, in fame to% a 6:Mier for that power against the poesible tro cinachiumits of Filmic*. Of this Saab one million was to be advanced this year, winch, with the ex o.ption of some eousktee.chsisno that we have against the Netherhisids, will be moved for tonmeerow in the House of Common,. If this 1 0/11 be t..tid by the Iloxse. it call "bomb whatever part art' the French contrikations might otherwise have si,silaltle, t h is .year, to the Service of Great The Enil of tAva4 qO),, Volcount C4ifTLE• 111.465. Earl 111441WAILIIT. .04d Cf+llllli..44OO l l l TRA. Ilati 4aJitwgp , et the, Wien et Ceettase-4, .Hoes.. yestoodow. itemaist_ tivikammes..4l* logrogaddr, 11.0011 k b, I Phigt.sle, to2ppron Madr e. • UU. run. TywatAiredi e D T , 114 11 1 3 4 .14 Korteptlepte. 'Le %ou44l—The.Ersie. - DooialipollOituio. in Calualer—The Zeralow Dater bifir Ohl Sunday the tat imbed. Al fere Gettlee.l end- for 1110034 y. the Sassier Nenekeri. CAybein ta 'lsom!. Aff4s.... Bird. Ilennon, Lows, tiff; tsu Glibborne, ar.lChute. fNZ. • . ,4' t Ito. • . * \ 1 - " ....... , —4 . • _A-• lt '''. 4.% I+, l sr , !to .4s• 1 . . • .' 1 4 11-41 / 4 - -.4.. .. -- • 0 0 s i' ? . 1" -r ''. 14:41, )•• ' ' l l7' C ' ' 7 31 g li .1 10 ..,.. ..1., . .owory4L /10,4124 r. ...2 ' . . • al's,' meg , . , I ..No-,',4,,hi o w .;•:ur : • .) •enikwoue Iris 1 .EPITAPH. ,et on a Sint U i ...11.• ' reagefelaa sleep, yet hey told Allise lies, who este is verdure bleosid; atalsait Pod rstnieset v here behold ! To:shoep and wither r early doom d. Ye who olierred that tbrillieg ghince s .;sayoo4, ' . Dartiegfresa either brighter'd eyr, A i m , . Say, did it riot the moat entrance ! , slo g riasar ow, , -Mist loveliwass, like this, then diet,m a j s b u s 1- 1 111 sill 'Oft have ye Viewed with fond delight; . 14 7 f, 1 ::, 4. IT in 'That softly hied and winning grace' t 7.2. — ',.. • • +MA 'IA' Diffhs'd, the Heavens lightnisig blight, . 11 r -1 , •..• • , C. • '"" Through eery feature of her. face. Art ~di i• Ad while wilh•oetward @harms adoniV, • ' -Mb'. . tFaielfiritse Mimed within her soot, ' l '" 6 ,: : • 111116.141widr ea& seseeer ertious scored, 1) . 41 ' 'I Avid sled it glory o'er the. whole. ii..net• ..Out worth aid beauty both areard, .kg t , • Asti while below, entombed lies 1 " a t" Her body, aulaber'd wish the dead, The earl exists beyond the skies. HENRY. ,NICHEMI OF CURB IiftLAND'S DIR7W.DAr. Yesterday. being her Royal Highness's Birth-day, ..the same was observed i n the inoeurog by the King' s .Guard, at St. Junes's Palace,. inoiratiug duty with . the grand birth-day colours, the Band sand Drum- Majors: in their ripleedid state unifi•ems. The `Duke of Suisse. the Prince of HEsSE ilowsouse, 'the Prussia.) 'Ambassador, with his full suite of attendants, and a number of sutlers, waited upon 'her Royal Highness to pay their respectful contra tulations upon the happy return of the day, which - her 'loyal Highness received most grailoudv,..— Nest of the other Foreign Ambassadors sad Miui stems, with their Latliea, celled et Cumberliwil ;house, in St. James's Palace, to pay their respect ful congratulations ; as did a numerous auwashlage of nobility sad persons of distinction. lei the evening the Duke and Duchess gave a grind dinner upon the occasiou to the Patrice RECANT, the Prince of His Hormones), and a select party. Their Royal Highnesses hod also a numerous party at t.ioe o'clock to celebrate the day. .BRIGHTON, Watt 2. it is still regarded as all but detain that the Vatwea Regent intends again to honour and enliven ibis place with his presence at Easter. though the *lteration in the Palace might almost induce a dif ferent conclusion ; hut then► it is to be recollected, that the Grove House part of the Royal premises his Royal Highness has separately occupied before, and tht houses in .Merlbernogiv-row otter accom modations teach. for on estesided retinue. The elegant appearance which the North Steyne improvements have already assumed is a subject of . common admiration ; when completed. the en trance to the town northaiul, will be one of the most picturesque and pleasant in the kingdom. The arrivals last week were important for the season; but. in number, the departures had cer tainly the superiority. The latter included Lady Fiach Mama, Lord W. Bootjack, Lard J. sad Lady 8 alway s the Hos. Mrs. E. Moue, Col. H. Bethke , Ice. FASHIONABLE PARTIES LAST MUM. On Monday. Admiral Sir J Lady Barlow Warren, an evenieg party. Tends!, Mrs. Perkiarand Mr. Wrath boar arenirg parties. Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs F. Perkins • dinner party, and the Han. Mrs. Lloyd, an evenitto party. Thursday, Lady Ford, an terrains party. Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Perlin*, a ball sad supper; Mrs Gambier.* ball and sap," mad Mrs Gibney, an evening party. And .as Sa ter&y,Mr. and Mrs. Browne, a dinner party. Yesterday, about one o'clock, her %Ltataire, Princeton A VGIUSTA, ELIZABETII, and the Duchera of GLuoci.sTEa took an airing iw a coach and four over Weattmuster.baillge proceeded to Claph am , and returned over iliat;ersea-hridge, the rued, itc. beck to the Queen's Palace. The Doke and Ditches* of Voax, Duke of CLARIMCII, and Prince of Hun IiONSOURR, paid their respects to the QUEEN and Princesses Au- GWSTA *ad kLIZABETh yesterday, at the Queries Palace. Yesterday the Dnke or CLuttarcs cense to tows; troop Busily Park, and paid biaerrapome to the ot.Cashoostioose. Yesterday the Peltier. of littst ifuttoot;oo re ceived lOW NO Sir Joins Llutt.asr. Wawa*, Bonus litstiocel, .11aroo Ovum, Lord Joule TIIIIIIIIE. the Mussiar. Abotbssoodor, Mr. Ctli.t.an BAIT*, DOUGLAS. Le. Lord Do DVIIISTAIIVILLZ and foneily posited throogh Wino ou !Woodsy se'ussight, on their way to Lohdoo. Ifirrileedoy the rehouse' for the firot Concert of Ancient Atomic took phiee .t the llosiover-rfin:ire Rooms, under the direction of the I)uke of Cum- IMILAND. Lady &Taos' has for some time pteit &offered eisraiderahly Imm lowness id spirits, uhd as so much it:disposed it her rest st Hinckley. Lticrstershire, is to require the mid of I physicist'. "On•Prillsy 'a l ibi we Sir GEORGIC SMART wldi ►e . AlNan. twin . lista:balsam 'rheum. *beat twelve. e's4ock, to has house us Great Purtlest&street, he fisatsattraeked by tau/Abyss maw Newpart-anteicet, ptte wf theta knocked bias down ; a gentleman , tooting top at t h e tilte.• the villains Mit ilf sail moped. Sir G►olas received same brisise4 front knocked duwas ; he but no property. Mr. (;GAYER. the cektuatesl I.eader, was kusocked down an a similar Wanner a few nights sinve. ♦` . I)• . met M. 0% character— _ .eitaatione—wor I►nutnnr —were —caned to be indispermirbljNearnry to she farina. dion of a comedy. But. as far -as we were en. mabled to judge, the Author of The 'Cattle ,f Ciyedoseir wi-bed to introduce a new 'species . ar.eala,. f ty—quite asOpentletit of vul gar navi— es, triumph of winch .should he entirely ownig to folly and.ebturdiis.. .The .public taste is not. • boweier, 60 sbainefellyi vitiated n to •eral low su c h a duse....aod-the •feelings of the Nudirifte vreie Awry loudly expressed no the occir.inis..... Sill, though The Glisile ef Givedower 1146 vi. ma s ted, • like one of - those fabrics which fumy delights in raising, we caeuot withhold from the author ,the praise of being au indefatil.r e sible and ingenious enen...for he hes contrived to mime into acteinnredullness nod insipidity than are lobe found in any len modern comediek—end that is saying a great deal. • Thr principal, of the piece comi a ir ; l a the exhibition of ofyirdoreer, • meanie (rather a curious character fur a coniedy),. who fancies' liseiself .4 'Plaice, Lend, though nut possessed of it abating, apes the language of a orb.' teataie..—gravely directs his solitary servant to matte ,disbursements proportionate to his greatness--ialks et the enemy besirgi otitis castle—u,isekesafashion. ? Ale young gentleman for a spy—and doss and rays "great vaiiety of very stupid thing*. O n this dia. glider the author seamed mainly to rely. It was ven to Mr. .Dowron—but, hail his talent's' beesi infinitely greeter then they are, he could not have reudered the vapid tree!' he bud to iitier en. durable. Mrs. A i.suP appeared .as r Sylresier Onggeneouel, in petticoats. The greeter part of her discourse coexisted of quotations from plays,- which :had not even , the charm of novelty, much less of pertinence dr !Oiliness of application, to recommend them. Mr. Kw IG HT, Mr. liAItLCY, MnII.HAR LOW E. Maw. OIG \lt, Mrs. ftoutiviox, Mrs. Brits, Mr. HOLLeIItD, Mr. POWIII.L, Mr. itsmetouset a , Mr. WALLAC.K. Celle Myllls alits helped to swelkhe ranks of hit dretenglis persona. but their best exertions ,were tileivailing. We really pitied the dramatic corps, who were obliged to *6 bide the peltinroor the pitiless storm," which raged with fury from the commencement of the: third act, until the curtain dropped. The Stage. Manager, Mr. H. JOHNSTON. us the middle of the, third act, addressed the embrace, beseeching the to hear the piece to the end. But he was answerer % by an alarm universal exclaniaiion of ** te! ! it is tee 46d I" The two lest acts were. in collat.. quence, berried over. The form of exits and no. tramete was ',reserved. but the dialogue tale great dullness need not despair—but, we are of opinion, that genius must. Mr. HARLSY spoke the Prologue pleasingly. The following Epilogue was excellently delivered by Mrs. A a.soP. She was loudly cheered by the audience, who, doubtless, wished to prove, that they had no fault to herd with her performative, though they had with the wretched piece in which she had just appeared. A Bard of former days, who mooed oar Map " The polidpil mirror of a kneed age," Ito Main implied (if what he said were true) Thal It selected, fei*ds of Taste, like you. Amide II eheold—bat, Ladies, whose to blame, If thl our *Glass of Troth," belie its mow— If, *hors the Taws mom saw its faults or beauty "'— Drawn to Ohs Sib " Is resseehms Wart," You Dow are doomed sa hear o f and Montt, • !t k Grim Spectres, doliglity Knights, and Days of OM; r 1 Illelmibionatie Morita, with mystic frowns; Damsels in white—who *ever change their pints; Saxes soot half divelue'd, and yet spot bid; Things that do sot exist, illbr ever 40— Where ties the faith? To say..who'll he so bold? The troth may out, sometimes, be safely told. . . Let a poor Port advertise. today prf . • six cwt. Novel or a bye act. Play— ...spawitii R. Which pretty title would attract you moat, " Scow strains from Nature," or the " Greeie-elje Drees your dear Heroism is modem clothes, Her Liver—a mere man—like one of those ; (Pototiog to ato Pit.) Pray who will visit her?—but build a tew'r, And abst.tker up is some Esehaster's poem, Then 4111 the world will bustle every night Tu see " the Maid issmored fruits mortal sight." More if ibis truth nu claim of belays knuw, Timm those three Booksellers is later row ; (Panting to the upper Bono.) 111--, you all loom what row 1 111/eite Play, dew% hold buck, pod literary prig—.l mean that little fat emu in the sag, Scratch wig, snub nose, grey eye, mid glassarapWn„ Crammed in—you all Mom what row I meap! Their face tor tiile.page efporeliase stows, Twitted' the Author's never.nsiliag WWI. If then the Bard, with more them commou care, Erect too oft hie nutter is Me air, Thick of their pangs whoa sleepless press their beds, . With "turrets tuppliagun their builders' heads," Who fearing, should they write Drum whet they me, The (WO* charge of oisipiJity, . Awg shi l pg sg S o * the poor bark trinray, . . To—min% a iirc word, algid. I sbau't my. What,lllolll oat is this " podia." hum _ lovesked t "film seat Glyndoetvr ; Nee wok I el lu t g seatelhour of Chiefs rho 'lmp. Mar * car *rte spirits from the vasty deep." • Tel asp withal& ip..11 , as three, 1 ' • Velept to illars, we've dere.l—to hope to Aster • Poe eves akin is our air-huilt station ' May Sad mt sibminatine drot fosoidittau, ' *moped it tato by pm approbation. The Duke itnd. Umbras of • Gurectiveß mite,. ed their private boo, at OA emir hoer. They were immediatelpikeorwed. aid " (aci d pace the Meg" was called for. It was ployed pi Me boted—olid, at the comicial of the clay, tan awns by itch of the vocal corps as could be mitator“ Ina the oc casion. :..zwcamtaiam We omitted by mistake iv the list of preeente• Ithous to the Quash. at tar Drawisigsrettas, Mod FOLEY, by Lady CoDttaaroa. r , . \ 1 , , . f . ••• ~.;., ...... 3: ... •.. • t : -:‘,-... N : • ,:, • .fr • .. • Agit . h,,. 1 A new cnntedyvilditleaMi• r as ir q f 1 dower, wns last bilett - pertur+d—aiiil ju•il; with the utingdWircait cosideftintion of is cru sedienee. it, inkient times plat and clogrue incident and ititssatinis--wir 11,4. humour— omitted— • ' by participial. desire." The curtain fell *initial • Salome uproar, when Mr. H. JOHN- STON es* .fereard sod announced imather play for side Ateniug. We have wittiessed town) , lied playa i• Ole reillslea Our attendance at the Theatre lit put of pure stupidity, leaves them entidolleemiribl, di= We did not pre- etemidtplist penal, capable of em agegirs i rmiduk,, git,jt even labutorod t. 'do so, preduce sod; finable trash—still less could we imagine that it world be brought out at one of our great national Theatres. Hereafter r .. ... 1 6 4 ". ...:1 , . 4 •-; J AI e.i• d":) . 13:4(;• • .. .• •.- 1. , Ai . 11 . StWitikt ia rintiiiit Liik light 'hit tb r earre elmu-cl a short brit toi,st pueeeaviul 'winter ramituto, f ri4l.llie fullua tug Address r A:r. T. oinDli:-- ~,,, :., Lawn 4 ,0 (leuittiestilt i f *Durlng a season of nine week , .in *Watt. Mee pruiiiir4teltglit isderevatii I isearl'isi s ys, we have egainelest4autbarerl with-ynor hbri-al.aticl inereaalug paieurage. •The riecieritjr of tfraults will lie bent 'Smartt hy the puemittttlauuornekin fur your flare entertainment and acessaiminialiisn. Pb..adaqt:'Perllll between lints and Eiater will . fie atipropri a r e d to l y !menhir arrangement fur to auttl,tprowtsittut. &vrial additional ilc....ornit.rlt, of ackiinwleduell talent, are •Ilearly engigisd ; and the extmery and ettiliallialtments for our opening air* pieces, have been lung muirepnrasium " Permit sue r I.idim and Gentlamen, In repeat, nay Naive of tour kintlitem. mi.l of the 1111121111l1:044 WIN/ .0 i 113 We re tell-ea Irons My' Perfurmens, in whoa.: WIIIII: .avid any Ora 1 oust tettilecttolly :bid yuu faretVell." 11) `ROYAL AC.4DEMY. Last iiittht J. FLA XSI 11, R. A. delivered • bis third Lecture on the principles of Seillieure, at the Royal Academy. U. comineaced lifeilforcing And explaining the arts of design, ati4 their influence Upon srieiety, t,t the records of antiquity they far. - Dished fur Hoe Nostralist. the Geographer. and Astronomer. The Imam') fr'iltre se:.s the grand • source of study, as SOCRA TES said, lieraiiSe " 'it was sinimated•lif the human suit." The ites•ela t. pointed to this, as the s iur ee of studs., when it was said, Cots created man uPer own image." The splendid examples of this .turfy among the Greeks, would, lie sia:d, be rotted iti the aifinirehle friezes on the Elgin two lil.e, the horses appeared to li ve and mote. ifircocitArrs, asr.ra. Vcrauvrei. rtirt v. I.EnNAnDu IRA c.i VINCI, and flon.t.o. o isriiislied nl.uli.lsut inlOr motion on the study of Anatomy, and its importance arnueig the ancients, and the value attached to it in the schools of PrrlitGo tug And PLAT°. We regret that oar limits will not all.iw us to follow the accurate and learned Proles-0r through his series of the rise and progress of Sculpture in antiquity, from the 'tide and stiff figures of the earliest ages to the splendid works of DI As. in the time of PERICLES; indeed the detail would not' be 'sufficiently explicit unaccompanied hy the mil mirable drawings with which lie illustrated it, per , ocularly those which were explanatory of the Fro metrievl proportio n s o f th e h uman frame. Fite Professor concluded by poilitiim out the imperfect pasayective in the drawings of the ancients, and re ferring Awn proof of this defect to VirRUVIUs, and the work called Itriclid's Optics, but which wits in .fact a collection and compilation from those who pre. :ceded Inns. Ry the nuidern improvement. such us it was exemplified by Mictiatm ANuF.I.O, a depth in perspective was given greatly superior to the drawing in this respect of the ancients. Throogh this imperfection the drawing ' s of the architectural works of olitisrittY' were too often incorrect and M. adequate for the display of thfir beauties. The Lecturer was greeted at his conclusion by loud and deserved 'widener from the Students. A full atteudinter of Academicians were presses" ! • Mr. Fusaits ill the chairs WELSH CHARITY SCHOOL Yesterday (Sunday being St. David's da,) the hundred xud liiurtfi anniversary festiial of thin be nevolent Institution was celebrated, by a splendid d eeeee er. at the Freemasons' Tavern.—lt is scarcely necessary to inform our readers, that the School of this institution was founded for the benevolent Pur pose of clothing, educating, and maintaining 105 boys and girls, the children of 11'elsli parents who have not gained a parochial settlement in London, ar within ten miler of the Rol al Exchange. Pon Orrice.—it splicers from the abstract of the net produce or the revenue, preseided to the House of Cminsions, that in the year ending the sth of January last, the Post Office receipts have fatten of from those of the preceding year swot, ds sf 100,0001. or overly 4,0001. per week. How is tldis to be ecconsitrd for, when we are told of the SOWirbiag state of our foreign c 1111 l merce mud in ternO mole, and considering the additional rates of piletege now devived from the recent establivhmeuts of the East India packet and ship letter offices ? The Loan ADVOCATF. has vacated his seat in Parliament for Yarmouth, isle of Wight, and is to be elected this day for the burghs of Easter and Writer A i.strutlier, Kilremey, Pittenweem s and Crail, in room of Sir Joint Csastictisit. A osTaulitta, Bart. deceated. Hoetwr Wit.mot. Esq. circulated au address to the Electors of Newcsiale-under-Lyme, on Mon day se'ussight, dated from Calton, onnouneing hit intemiun angina offering himself for that Borough at the isoproaching General Election ; expressing his eoraplere cutfidetice of success, Mid ileatierpinit log the return of a neighbouring .Baronet, in 1 8 1,5, " a succestful though impolitic experiment of ambition." Steamw.korgiae Erpluded.—Vire lamest to state that the steam-impelled engine of J. C. Baissits- Li no, Esq. employed on the rail-way of le:s cifilery near this town, exploded about five. o'clock this afternoon. We regret to add, that the engineer is literally blown tepee" several children who were near the place have been severely scalded, but we believe that no other life has been lost ou tine melon . doily occasion. 'rho caste of Chia shocking catas troplte has not yet heels ascertained. but it is con jectured to hare arisen from the safety valve slot having been properly attended tea— ( Leeds Mer - Cary. .Feb. 48.) • A short time ante an Athol? les. of the sane of STILE*, .died in Charelwernot e ‘'iodisor. She was of prourious Whits, and lett a comiderable property. • Some of the clothes which 'ohs wore were given to per nurse, a peer wemas of very re . spectabla character : amongst thme was a pasr of old stays, which the deceased had were till bilkt last moments. The norm, to endeavotering to motor shoo, fused Bonk notes to the amount of I lactated in the lining. With exemplorys bee•esty she ionsedisWiy took back .the setae to the eft ec u ors of the deceased. tin' I.lltPtili;AktE. COL/La O C:l.AilicEltV. Livcomei MO29Alr, 31.eateit 2. . .Before hit Liouour the V tcE-CaAstst.Lout. there were twelve causes le t do*ta in hit Hotioitr's poker to lie heard; !Mt there was not Cousetel In ttltenihotee who hurl reertierti instructions, The Solicitors in'tlieuntses Were also absent. h is Honour the A r ich-ChAttcyltdit dirrcted hot the causes shoul d be struck out; m; a l hut the conduct of the Sulivititis tine instance. Was 'highly improper in ', Setting 4nutot Canines for :,raring without instructi ng Coin:std.' or even tidal:- big it worth their i while to attend themselves: it n insult to the C lan that it would tint submit to. Tide neglect Of Aol . l3.ltOrsi lint to give it a harither Outfit., dirourpnigivl the ltole bi t si. ess of he Cotiri. Ca 0 .56.4 a .alisl e flay to he bolt to the itt . lury of the otjmy .. sultatili. He wus d e t er . misted to bare. Ilijs eiihvetririlied; mai if it wus re pcated..it via;ted . us it d eserve d , awl Onisidered us a cotaiapt 9f. Court uu the part of the Solicitors, tvltidt they ,would not easily be able to get rid of. The causer were accordingly struck out of lb* paper; hit; (lollOtir leit the Court. SUftlt Y . . . THE CITY Or N Ldletth CdUket kiftttEi N TEI!E.§Tv Yeitterrbly'a very , numerous Sleeting of the M - gistratel nt the esvuuty of Surte4 toOkpLce at 4etwiness:ttowse,'llur*eitiosig44;tve. Assume we noticed lota 'Middleton,' Ilir. 'irlititite Sumner. Mr. Samuel Thorriton„ Mr..SWett, - &e. • .11. a . The !Upon of of the Ctitionittee pimmtea to. : in quire into the Pei:o,lo.llf tOr teititteing . lut N t re sod ro. isrgiog others fir the,Prii.iti. 4 the Coesuty having b?tlt read stud cigte44l to, a sresolutielviv'Wwe made to borrow a stun not r3crediiig• 40.b0d1. fOr • .sUeit pUr poses ; to pay which the County rates are lu be mortg sige d. Mr. Silt AEA tint into the Minh. of l!ie Clerk A l'etittcht to Parliament, agolost the illel; el,' unjust, and oppressive conduct of the City of Longo's, 14 calling upon the County to pay sonntol looney, tp whirls there Ws* nut the Must distant Ombra; t f f claim. The Petition wog iiNtiutlt egreerfth, null Hle üb. *emulous ul were ie't:etvell with great applause: nieE •Ills THE STRAND: (FURTHER PaitticutdeS.l During the whole of yesterday the house of /Ito Whitehroolt, *ha •keeirs the C,nm ut Torertr,.' Hungerfordotreet, w is e tV, tiiifortutifte Mr. Mester lies, wits crowded with persons of 01l descriptions snaking inquiries concerning Ttie answer in general was, that Mr. Whester I.ry in a very bed state, and a request thilt * fie *sight .runt he disturbed. Three surgeoOS atten,ded linn in the course of the day Sevrial times. Ph is still mow: quainted of the lo , e, of his wife, Ind the fee that his showiness has Sneered. its gronns Ire very fri quest, dud his g4rieritl cry i- for his .heir wife and child, the latter of ;Omni, we *ice to 'lay, is in a fair way of recovery. At an early hour yesterflarsteitirting a niithlter aT the firemen were busily . ternaving the runt:hail in the Mints. SPICER AND KELLY. Yersterday'rooriting the Sheriffs (Moire.. Deering!' ohd Alderson) wasted upon Lord Sldornoth, to leant the littertnimatoon of In. Rayol•Higlsuess the Prince Regent relative to the Cite she Wooer. tamed coritset•. when his Lord.hip informed thesis, that his llsopil kliglissesa had ordered that they should be respired during pleasure. " To-morrow," it is said, " peeer arrives." G. CARltold., however, trusts that the " To-morrow" which will arrive To-morrow, trill be productive of the mural beneets which always 'timid those *lns pOsetisse at His (Mims, 7, Csinibill, and M thcfordanrcet. Fier Thou. wood Tickets will be drawn To-itiareow l To.niorrow the First•drawn Blank will he entitled to Four Pipes we port Wine; To-morrow the ForskilrAwit Pride !hilt in ad dition h:000/. ; Tumorrear die .rirst ten silt be 411 Capitols; To-Animist ahotit tufty titpitak Will be drewe. .The Public will &vitae perceive that no lime skunk! he 1 44 0, : ,. 1 1, 068 rho swish So o bt a i n p art o f Ake Thee P. toes tif 30,900/. 1 whip are twat probably now os gale et the Orr ice . of G. Catittati, who w gin Capliali iu the hest Lottery, isteholing Twoof 10.04 1 01., all in Shares. Open. till 12 To-night.-111stsup nod Co. Royal Exchange. sibs sold Five Ttventy Tiutuaninla tie the last yeah's, Lotteries, Will kr . eir tlietr lbafice Open fill 12 TO-Hight. as the Lotiery Iptgins 'mirror. When the first Teo Priies lilt lie aft V;tonats. w ill he refueinheeed, thai in the hitt "tottery which contained first-drawn . 10,Apitaifi t ft/MAID and Co. sold t4ens 4//! Tile Neliertte CoOtains 100 Caltifals. 3 Pi ices of 50;1*V.; and. iu addition, 12 Pipes of Old Port The ilmmeomobr, SLEIGH, hound to Jamaica. ran on shore near Cork the 2Stit ult. but log. and it was expected would he got i.e. the Hassan, Jottp, frinh ,Minkel fire Tobago, put back on Siturday. A few days ago //month Leag tool Nicker's! Raker, of tt'eavertliorpv, Were costanatft-,:rl by Er'. WanD ' rOlstlalll, to the Flotise a . Corretitoto at Beverley, en a charge of healing urg e ties of geese and pouttiS from the titetts o f n thorpe huff Weivertiefrpe, 'in conjunction wi ffi Wm. Clorksos nobert Montan, the brother end broiherf.in-lau of the staid I-famish ['Aug, moll fur which Clarltion and Thornton are win , iii Hull Gaol. Ili the confession tyf Iticherd Baker, it up. peered they Weft to supply the shove-named Clark• son sad Thornton . (alto go under the chailicter of fishmongers anti poulterers) with a cargo or gre'se and fowls weekly. to be obtained iti the same non,. tter. Joins irefartd, of Vl'eoteriliorpi, aho was the prionipelof the gong, has made his recipe, mid is not pt taken. . „ • 1 i 5