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ARRITIII,OI, THE • LGENINE •AaiIIASSA DO& On Saturday 'venni:: the Algreine Atatiaillgafit, 1 oceurnpanied hy his Servos', (0,10,,,1 wallow , an d Captain White, R. Off;Vitt' ill linte re Portsol o ntli, and prove. dril to Blake's l, in Jermyu-street. Yeatenlay CapLau Wite attended at Carlton -House, to announce to th e Prince Re. gent the arrival of bia Excellency. A commons. eet i o n eras also mode to Lnril Viscount Calulerragh, e s principal Secretary of Slate for Foreign The precise object of the A i nbaqiiidur's visit is kept secret, but it isolated to be important. The Ambassador arrived 1111 fklistrweis, frniu Algier%, nit the Ist of September last, and having performed five Mouths quarautnie, as a precaution against the Organ which has been raging in the Barbary s tate' , the Spey. Captain J. K. White, arrived at Mahon, in the Wand of Minorca, on the Ist of Feb. to embark biro, and she soiled thence on the ath, and arrived at Portsmouth t o Sunday se'uoight. She was ',Wised from quarantine on Tuesday. when Excelleney and suite wete landed its Admiral S• I (; George Campbell's Image, and proceeded to t h e G eo rge bus, whence they set off on Friday for I,tnnlon. Ilis Excellency wa s recognised by one of the barge's crew, no being the sa me shatingtushed Of. tieer that cslse on' to the Queen Charlotte. (rum the twiner Dry of Alders, with a flag of truce, at the close of tier bembr.tdment of that place. His Et. evileacy,'s rank Was that of Port Captain, or Athol. rat ut tee Algrrive Aeet. Ile is, we anderstuoil, par. tut to the Eeglisit chseocter. Among the presents t,nde4 fur the Prince Regeot are--six Iturara, two listrtrltt a. avid 9 soperb dies% tilt court co,•ltttne of Coe De). The Spey is dirretc4l to lir retitled for furrow service, with all dispatch ; it i, supposed to take the Ambers:opr back to Algiers. .~ ) TOE PERSIAN ANR.4SS4DOR. Tbe arriVal of Prince idterbasy, at Dover, gave rise to the mistake of the tef the Persian Amhaemidor. The tatter, it Appears, was ahoitt to quit Paris without being presented et the Thuitteries. He hail conceived, says a private letter, that the King world stand up in his presence, and in that posture receive the letter which hie Twister had tutraninionod him to give to los Majesty. After thisilifi sully eras got rill of, by tenon of the gout under which his lisjimy at present labours, the Persian insister/ that he Mast alt his Majesty: alterwaiils, at 1, &At r ia front of Idni; maintaining simt otherwise Ile should certainly have his head cut tilt on his return to ha non country. As there vas no wish to expose him to a danger of this sort, it ap. vested the simplest plan to dispense with the intetriew *.together. _ - TUE LADIES' ROYAL ENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Ycylerikste,ilaty serinoo, for the benefit of the Lollies "Mtil 4warvultni Society, for •Mitiug, relwving, and 111YeA -1/77111;rt Ott condstitm of the: pour at their own itaboai mita, Vows prrlckiNA at St James'a Church, Piccadilly, iii the pre. ..euga h atf i numerous congregation, which nosed. it the clinich st 211 tarty hone The prolection of the Society was formerly tinder her late mom ratellent Majesty, and at present it receives the pa tronage of most of the Rojo! Family. Prior to the cons ole ncement of service, the following penguin of dimitactiun amireel in their carriage., and were conducted with doe cere ruolly to the choechwaretcos pew, through the vestry room, which war ap,•rnpruiteel for that purpose, and took their seals —the Duch,s,es of Richmond, Beadi ort, SiSt. Alka., i t • 1 Maritaiiough ; Dowager Rutland, Dorset, Dowager cc:rili b, No. thu inlirrlanil, and Wellingluis ; Marchionesses • . *Pt: SARI_ choolitiondetui Downger Downsbire Rua Downshire; Lathes ealtlorpt, and several other Ladies of tilh elistioction in other pails of the Church. Lord Cale Roane, Sir Lumley Skelliiigton, Bart lee. attended. At about eleven o'clock the Very Reverend the Dean of cantei bury performed the prayers, after which the Rizlit Hun. and Reverend Lora Frotriick Reauckrit, preached au appropriate Sermon. The collection amounted to 1121. ..--------- SOCIETY OP GUARDIANS Oft 7111 FRoTELTION OF 'MDR AGAINST siviNuLLNS AND SMARM& 0:1 Saturday treeing a Meeting of the Mein. I)krs Mf thin truly useful Society was held at the Crown sod Anchor Tomtit, Strati*, for the purpose ut beariog the Report, and to elect the Committee. The Chamberlin% loss in the choir, supported by Alderman Ilridges, William Petted, Esq. the banter, and several other rtz•peetable person.. The Chserriserlsin, and many other Gentlemen pee. , in opeeches of considerable length, expatiated 4,11 the very greet benefits of the Society, sod a number of letters were read from respectable trades. men. devilling instances of fraud, sod chewing the utility of upholding the Institution. G.norogient hose comae to the detetutinition to allow Officers on half-pay. of bath navy and army, to es joy sileatioos not exceeding three times their income ; it id therefore confidently hoped the NM* spirit al liberality will be ext.ud.d to Officers on looltpay of the old establishment, by iiirre.t.ing the . idlowituce, as it appears bard tj be entirely for. gotten. Some Ensigns have 3s. oilers finely 1.. 10d. per day. By the death Al' the Haw. JOltltt Tltost AS C APE T„ Ihte ffice of Reeeiwer.General of the County t•r Stath•ritoi song Ogee, will he at the disposal .1 7.441 Trti.anr. A euereapoodetit so). it Is wool' shout. butt!. per uptown. Sir JOHN Wr.orr Hoyt. nu a roe occasion, eldrotrl it a. high as Irvin LOillnd. to 1,500/. her antatill!. The Member for certain teti.t H ii nu t pride/ hi" independent const ;tent., s:••••,,,hrii.: to a former cutithict, lately exctoed lotoodr, 10: a /rl - to his ti t erod, stating that the pre.r lit oitror, corraplion, rendered it burr/dent to dot. *lards . his peeshiury eneopments wile the voter. 4 . Poostsaya, Health, Peace. and Cranitetelser. are di.- threr great blessings. Tlwre is yet anntltrr— A fine and.srett.assiniat. l Head of Haw, a oirb is A t grand testu..e nowLAND•s lim-Assmt on_ Its pre. eminent our:telits t. r I W l•rntrisig the s turile sadkesartifyis i r Uttutall 1 - 14i1 ie SO illtiVel3liy admired, that it is daiiy hni.unttnt with the museum* of Rost out! Noble Pets..a.tgt• Ittau 4 lieut Europe. Foam* kibEcTION.--The Poll iittally clotted uu ihe '2,britt)dr..Artwoocr. 154; Lord V A LLLIOIa, 113 Ilitt!foritter *no of courre tet urnrtl. ELTXTION.•—Sir Jolts Cr.Avrx CARotor has eddre.sed tilt Elector. of Tapperaty, offer* himself in. a Catobilate to repre.ent thew 111 the trinw al the late Gerterial MATIILW. •1u the further Loiturdes and hlt•cellaro - tois f mires rzes fur the sear 1619, ;tug (rinsed by order a 111 e Howe i.f C o ginwils, we titag itelo.!*-80,04)0/. for lertreipot and oilier Secret Selrgirrs. l' or plintiug LZept.rio, &r. hcirtel of grunt of lust Swami, , ,,. 4.9a7/. 1.14. Srl. tl•r p.e.ort,t ScslloP, 21,011U1. 0; • • .• 4 6' ; #fi EArßgi: DRURY LA:IL The Ilistrtssed Mother was yetforrned on Salto- Way night. Mr, W. IVt.si mortared to great pd. vantage in Iltrtnione, moll Mrs. GLOVES. in dn. eireerache. Mr. IRAN exerted all lint powers in Orion, and received west applause. COVENT-GARDEN. • The very entertaining comedy of The Clandestine *arrange one produced here ois Saturday night. Mr. W. FURS% displsved his usual excellence in the port of Lord Og lt4. An apology was made fur the absence GI Mrs. DAVEN eon?. who was an nounced fur the character of Mrs. Heade/berg. and her plate was supplied by \lra. S PARKS. of the Misty-lane company. The substitute was worthy of the principal. The piece went off with echo. The house displayed • full and elegant audience. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSIR. Mr. MATHEWS Continue* his triumphant career of unrival it'd success. The house overflows ou every night of los performance. In the course of last week we have noticed the following with large parties:—. The Duke emit Duette,* of Gloucester, Ihilte of &MeV, bllehelll ul ‘larpsiies of Lausdu•u and Puck. Ingham ; Lords Holland, Yarmouth, Spencer, Northland, and Petri. ; Mlsiehioarsee• of Hemlfort and Lansilurms Ramsay, Ilidlind, M. A Stott, Gifford. Shelley, E. Gavin 11.einuoi; Hon. Mrs. IF4erion, Ikon. Mrs. Erik's'', Mrs. MillJulph, Mts. Its. Calvert, Mrs Aber. tieihy, Mr.. Dr Crespiigisy s Mrs. Welsh; Sirs W. Cunning. samirel uchm ut y. Geor ire Wood, Joseph You ke, Chas. Come, Hrwry Hawley, P. Murray, W. Dung, W. Scott, Mr. IV,lltsley Pule, Geuriai Skimier, SURREY Mrs. Drumm, who has been so deservedly a fa. vomits. in tlw character of the Queen, in The Heart of Mid-Lothian, takes her benefit this evening, un der the patronage of her Grace the Duchess of ‘VELIINGTON and several other distinguished La dies. Besides the production of a new inelo-dram', from the lien of a late literary clergyman, it has also the additional attraction of its bring the last night of the season, when the Manager will return thanks for the must profitably successful cam paign ever recollected. OLYMPIC TIIE&TRE. The attraction •f Rochester cooltmot s undimi nis#►ed at this elegant little Theatre. The follow ing were in the list of Company who visited in the course of last week:— . _ . The Docliess of Richmond and pasty, the Ladies Lennox and family, Earl and 61111111 PBS of Bcshorougli and party, Earl and Countess of Oxford and party, Hon. Lady C. I.3mb and family, Lady Asgill and party, Mr. and Mra Colclough, Majn► Stour and family, Ailiniral Voting and family, Mr. and Mos. Macdonald and party, Captain Richardson and pasty, Mr. and Mrs. Tilley and family, Mr and Mrs. Bulk. icy and party, Hon. Mrs. Bouverte and party, and Captain Vorihingiuu ksid party. Mt SWART'S SHAESPEARIAN BRA An elegant company attended at Shade's Con• cert-roorn. Soho square, on Saturday evening, ►o hear the rerstation of one of SHARIPEARE'S plays, by Mr. SMART, who has, for the lasi three ..... oohs, entertained the fashionable world with a series of readings from the works of the Bard of Avon and of nature. Mr. SMART is eminently qualified to pet form, rn the most effective style. the difficult task he has undertaken. His voice is pawed'►,: but its eselody is more releirkable even than its strength. It is capable of the greatest possible variety of modulation--and he so attuned it as to meet most accurately the peculiar temper of each character, under every species of circum stance by which it is supposed to be agitated.— Mr. SMART'S features are extremely flexible and expressive. Ile moulds them, at will, to the re presentation of the dithrent passions as they are called fortl► by the events of the scene. %Vitt, these natural advantages are combined strong mental :piddles, without wh i ch it is impossi ble to do justice to SHAKSPEARE, or to any other great dramatic author. Mr. SMART evinced • keen perception of the beauties of SIIA KSPI: A RE: vend his impassioned mode of delivery proved that his powers were fully equal to place before his au ditory, in the strongest point of view, the idea of the Arrest and boldest passages of our great poet, which had previously been created and matured in the re cesses of his own energetic mind. The tragedy of Macbeth was selected on this occasion, and Mr. SMART kept the attention of his auditors perfectly fixed on the scene, from the entrance of the Weird Natters until the fall of the regicide. When we recollect that the tragedy is thus transformed into a mono-dratne--that one person only " plays marry parts"-41111 that the performatsce is wholly di vested of the pomp of procession, and the glitter of (input:era—it argues iro mean ability in the indivi dual who can, for so considerable a period, rivet the mitati of a mixed auditory to his unassisted eXt-rtiwi... Mr. SMART pourtrayed, with troth and force, " the compunctious visitirigs of nature," which shake the soul of Macbeth before the mur- der, and 1111 him "with fears and scruples," after it has 1-rot perpetrated. He was no kulii happy in 164 &lineation of the anti.fetninine spirit of Lady Macialh—:rod the energetic, but heart-touching vjirt Maeda"; was aim) excellently depicted. 'Firr a old leitce were much delighted with the enter. uniiiirtut of the tveisterg, and were extremely 'them: ul iii it applause. The business at the Stock Exchange was some 'shut tome brisk luring the last week, and, on the whole, the funds have improved. We are disposed ' to tiook that they iv!!l expeitence a further int ',met went. Friday afternoon the Conimisrion fir holding the Surrey it'Otat'• bona qorliell at Kingston, and th is i l inmost% the Court will proceed to the dispatch of hissinesp. The calendar contains all Unusual num. i her of prisoners, among whom are several for caw Ipilaf offences. ' Letters from Manchester mention another corn rarmcial failuie, to a considerable extent ; lint from the limner teirperialutity and rerponsibility of the Min, hopes are rtitertoti,t d that it will prose only a temporary stoppvge.—(Silitriuy Paper.) I situcx ism nava:static r —At Brumley, M idd sew*, on 1 Wi.theolay I suing is, a Islrouriug man haring a gharrel with his a if., was tomtit bowie bread, when he threatened to thrown the knife at her hhe dared him f'.l du so, and he put me b iiiir down:, hut ill a moment afler, irritated by 1101111 . expression which escaped her, he threw the hist at her ant, west visileuce—ii struck their ihraut child, which was rocking at the mother's breast, suit canard its instant &Atli. The father sea , takes itito cuitudy, to abide the urealt u( a Comte, Inquest. VII, !, Sill JOHN LEicEST Sir JOHN Ltrenerra's patrioti(7 vie* in nisei). int; ■ gallery fir the works of Itritidt Ai mt.. hie b een re ce iv e d I t % it d e served. troththy the irsolthr sod - • err srlislo. Mr. BOP E, the rrkirriited iminter in ' •• ermine!, as a tribute of his respect to the diditi guisliert proprivtor of this Roe rollrelio u of Ptet•rrs. hits presented to Sir Join LEICESTER • besutifal copy iii enamel—nut ss some of tltv pawn have stated, from s picture of GAIKIMOROVGM'iI—but from Sir JomiltJ A licYsimus's favourite pietism of " The Broken Pitcher." 'l'hr esiimple of Sir JOHN rtga is, wi• ere glad to Rad. shoot to be followed by otter Perron« iu foxitionoble life, end Mr. ‘VALTEIL FAWRIVI will, next month, throw open his collection of Work, of Art to the Public. We undetatand it is r:ch in drawings, particulatly _ by Mr. J. M. W. TURNER. We have already alluded to the admirable pic tures by Mr. HILTON and Mr. COLLINS. in Sir JOHN ',TIMM'S Gallery : and it is ri g ht to erfd, that the Artists were left unrestricted in chaise of subject. and of coo►ae in every thing else, by the lio n . Proprietor. Three works will not, we pre smile, be exhibited in the ensuing Exhibition at the Royal Aearleiny—it is fortunate for the fame of the Artists; ibet they are In be seen in the Gallery in whid•h they are placed, and seen under so many fay, unable circum.tanct s. The Sleeping NV?hph—By the late Mr. " As on her arm reclines the sleeping Fair, Mud with her breath the loitering gale perfurne' r Love see*, or thinks he sees, his mother them, And nearer Earth dire. is his glittering phinica; Howers will, fond (Wight around her {rower, And swells the fragrance with a rove.tte shower." If Nlr. 11-loPPoilt had not painted all other pic tu►e than this, it would have been sufficient to establish his fame. However paradoxical it may appear, this picture mny be said to be a triumph over smite of the best rules of art. The drawing of the figure is very had, part►cularly in the arms and upper part of the body, but there is it delicious charm of colouring about it, " a chastened and soul-subduing look of perfect innocence," which irresioibly affects the heart. There is what Mr. Fusun %.,irstl(l call a Tusinirsque tone" ill this picture, which would render It a fit companion for any *yolk of the Venetian school, even in all the glories of its prime. The deep blue streaks of co lour iu the back-ground *shed a delightful rt lief to the delleac% of the figure. Pope's Villa on the l'humes—By J. M. W. 'LUNN Eft, R.A. Mr. TURNER has in this picture given a sera Glee and correct landscape of Pope') Villa, before the late alterations elossegrd its original appraratice. The situation of the Volta allorded the Artist a good npportuoity of exercising his arlinirable sktil landscape painting. Poets are in this respect large contriostors to Painters—our fustier', *tier At least are eof found like Got.ttssitTo and CUATTERTON. A OUR Score resides on tae nosst romantic and bellows't spot in Fletrick. Nessi•leall Atehey,.. the usemorabl. abode oil oldest, must venerable, and ; and Sotistitv Itpot in Cumberland 'Landscape a calm low colouring, .trisich There are kw Isicto:__ Witsou's beautiful Landscape lunch ;al vauitpt , ,,ri•. The Proposal—By the late G. U. HARLOWE. There is a late print from t;.l* picture which has much of the spend of the original, It consists of a group of three very pretty females, archly' cau va•sing one of those proposals which spring from, sod go to the heart. 'there is great life awl tet te-rest in this picture. It is impossible to Pet this Picture, and that of the KEMBLE family, without feeling a deep !egret for tile premature lus* of this gay and tasteful (To be continued ) 'lathe sea weed, mud the poorest of diem' from three is the 1111011111 g to nine at nigh', labonred, carrying it on their backs without any change of cloth. a, for which many of the in are now suffering in their health. At this seiesou his Majesty's Goer. omen., plt)ing their wretchedness, generously transmitted htini. he be dirt, ibuied in clothes soul food among them. Deeply affected at what I had seen on the ;'lands, I published lost June "A Report 4 the traceries' of the Maeda of Scalp." Public attention was r7,ttrd. A ile potation of ales from this 'Nigh. boor hoot suiti d the isles, and pubh.hed " A hteport of the Strrte of the I ohnhitemle of Scalp," and the plan previously suggested being confirmed and adopted, the Prince Regent gave three hundred pounds towards it. A public Meeting has sinee !wen held iii Loudon, and subscription* raised to promote this plan. While contributing. all possible incur motion to the Committees of London and Penzance, nevertheless found It essential to devote my duel attention fo the pees. ni sustenance of the people. In this pahiful, but pleasing • Nercise, recur; the most intern ceding, and deco a. stances the moat affecting, have frequently occurred. Iluppily a kind Providence has given so favourable an impulse in some parts a this kingdom,that we do now humbly venture to hope the distressed islanders will nut be allowed to perish by their generous cloudily. It was very recently my lot, in coin. pany with Mess rs Childs and Jenkins, naval officers of this place, to witness the gratitude, and to hear and see the distress of the afflicted families on there isles. Hitherto their opportunities of slating their miseries had been very few. Al t roue tied to their merit rucks in the We atecu Ocean, they had, generally r peak hey, pitied away in gloomy solitude ; hot when they learut that some iii•Etwiiis had arrived whg Nought their good, they versed around us from every island—we heard their cries—we saw their lioyels—sued we shed many tears of pity over their miseries. The last day we were there, they crowded from every isle to St. Mary's; they spread before us their wants; they sup. plicated our tompassioll, HMI they affected our hearts. They were 'oilseed greatly di.irresed—sticted mo thers, sus rowing widows, and bereaved orphans, pleaded fur help. Numerous written papers were pot into our heads, which I have this day been exutnining. They are - ----- - - - 1..0i (I l.;\ RON, lb OOP of the i . too lessitolv fur ihr mud to .10.11 alum, kept alive merely ri antt II calk {eats In Elig- ' by the rata a y limpet fl 001 the roulo, and exhibitlng a Y boa pitelocd upon the finest. cospee.litie appearance, dispirited, desponding, mid 'appaiird f u r h is reli id en ,m,.. Togs • at approach of another winter. In yam did the beauties of I) elfralitlY• " 36 10 . nort i rplC-0 11 10 108 1.rie Of Itinetrynormatute. . • tit r ales—h Ibitt've nayyterraded Ontprople. 'lt 19 ex tremel y ex h tlr•rrlu g• The tooter and kelp seasons were 6114041 It) cutup ; but faint Arrs could be ',limed so 'War I indeed sat the hope of relit! Oni t( from m. Ibe ke-lp season Landscape on fete Arno with so i armed —men, wunien, and diddle°, !lilt In the rocks, tore THE ARMY. Official Returns to Ordeis of the House of Commons quite the total number of Officers on the llalf pay of she Army at 7,809. The number of Gentlemen appointed to Comniksion., in Reginteuts of Cavalry and Lufautry of the hum the 25th January, 1816, to She .sth January, 1819, at 710 ; of whom 426 are by purchase. The total number of Gentlemen appointed to Regi t ul of Cavalry sad Infantry of the Liar, since the 25sh .13miste y, 1816, and who bave been subsequently placed uu Half-pay, at 294. - . . Sunday morning senolight a valuable horse, be longing to Mr. JOHN DICKINSON, of Doriicaolo, was discovered to have been let out of the stable, sind stabbed and otherwise so cult and maimed as to shock the sight. The monster who has beet' guilty of this horrid cruelty surely cannot long escape justice! Such a crime is a reflection upon a com munity ; and every man i 3 in feeling and interest concerned in dragging the perpetrator to punish. meat. ... On Tnearlay night, the bags of letters from various, humble, esphsaite, and importunate - fond I multi Chester to Shrewsbury, Oscrestry, and Llangollen, mot refrain from weeping item the extreme necessities sod were stole out of the mail cart, which was broken sufferior ponetrayed in them. Some earnestly ask for open while changing horses at the Eagles Inn, a hre li s te d cu nt . h d er b s a tr k are t clothing i fo t r he th ir ew iam li: l tle outs—many ties f IVrexhant, the fair day. The hags were foubd repairs of sliaiteLl o l l ,. ) o ( s it ts inu and for s Ti s il.h m a e l e ssi tit i l l o s n ar o o r t early next morning in • field near the new bar- Wittl—nillers entreat small how% mullet-nets, and trammels fiat ground, Wrexham, with the greater part —poor old Men ask fin s , liing-litres--women Bud childicii of the letters opened, from which it appears implore work at spioniuc, knitting, straw-plait, &r. In h hoe t , my table is covered with . papers, which, like Ezckierirott, that bills and reniittanr•e4 to LI considerable amount have been stolen. We hear in line inetance . arpeer„fi..l.llnudt*lllioh.„,"„7:::;"l"E;il47"l,Bl,lioo, and b ir d " e ,' " ae " l _., 8 ii ell • must u rate, aim of enclosures to the amount of 900/. but in bills . I,,erce the “ cos. iow+ si i t at u lu l l. which may lie stopped. The robbers were (ha- . To the Committees in London and Penzance I will refer turbed while strartiong the letters, as those contain - the applications fur permantat /Ware support; and to the m remittances *ere cu l t partially opened. Three unit, ot,i. at who are interested for their pretext relief, I will g . transmit the rernsiader. Meanwhile it will afford owns the men were taken Op oil tuspicios. Itigliesi gratification to learn that we have jest received a At noon nu Monday, Mary Woodsman, aged 30, supply of id:llamas from Bristol, amid expect 111 a few day. was executed in front of the Devou county gaol, f u r a vessel from Loudon, with some 4.41 mi-island rice, presented the murder of her husband, pursuant to her sem. . i IY hi " """ I " h'n "' tht. P'" ( '' I t 'ig effi r f u r tile "" bin g tarnrg, in 'Scillfy,si ti thilril ; h the kind inter:corium of Sir Benja tence, on Friday. Her conduct, after condemns. n!), was mw: marked by the same obduracy and no- . Allow el use to aptilimise In yon and your numerous readers mite ice as she exhibited ut her trial. On approach- . (Cr truubliug you and Onus so min li un this subject, 1 lug the drop, she appeared greatly agitated, but 1 And t remain, sir, Otickly 'resumed her learner daring spirit, arid as- 1 Tunis rt spectfitliy, cended the platform o.•iili a film ttep. Her eyes were ! eatneatly direr ted towards the prison, to take her t lest look at ,Smallacuimbe (the fellow with whom she Ifid cohabited, and who was under e ni,firremeug three, fur loaning base coin), but ultimo lied been taken for preventing his appearing to her visas, a • disappolottneut whit* iht seemed to red several. The thc+ter couch to Trantnere Ferry was over tisroted ou Satin-they sertnight, siul R. Fsuley crush tit to droll. It was nut known fur on hour after the accidrot that the unfortouste owl we. under the suach. No blame?! luselitttl to the driver. r E 1 • ' ARCRDISUOP OF' .IEI SALEM. Tuesday Net, in the afternoon, nrdved at °Stand the Bloat Key firegury Prtrr (inure, a maim.. of Damarrios, the Syrian An clibiehop of J. ramekin. Um pi object iu paying a visit to the Universies was that he naught setaneme the A, attic SISS of the nod Testae'' , sat ill the Itailleian Library, In are whirls * el' rheas contaitio al the version that it would he hest to paint and cirri:late in Syria. Upon I:cing ,hewn air: MSS. containing the diflereiso vcisions, he: deter 111111111ed al I . imam distal, thy merits oft alt. It appeared, however, floc , what he said, that noticing would la .we itterilltilllie than the verrion pulatialwal at E•anse, with She Latin, in the year 1871, whirl , t..e anat. that :Me Leen prin• tinnily in use anal is Haiti 'Assoc 0..1P ihr Art lAi• more imnyediate object inetoolei taking • jaw, ney to EIItUIW, was Id procure presses anal Syriac tyre, in ostler In hate the ntealitt o f prtutinjj editions of the liable soul ' Theological! Treatises at his haw 'Atonable, y of go. Marla Laticratrlce. on Mount Lakonia. ; • hick could by that means he more correctly executed Irian Is lietrilpe, and would certainty contribute most elfectudly to enlighten Syria in the knowledge of Christianity. Arabic is the gumming language of kris; but it *mild be peal's - able to print Arabic in Syriac characters, f. e in Carolina. 'llse Archbishop entertains hasp. s that the object which he has in vicar, anal which is so entirely coussmaist wish the frai -1 jogs of Etll4llll9lls Clitillll/11111, as has hero more partial-18- S laity 'bean in England, et ill be warmly siapportrd by the esmiribution* of Englishmen. A ambit., tpliuti has been al ready sae on fool, iis consarqueure of a nit ling held at Mr. Hatelsard's, P,cesulilly, the Resolutions of ninth have al ready kern publishers, and of which many capita Sieve been distributed in the University. The A.chlitshop :.p. peers to be about forty; ba pawners the most amiable and all the milder virtues, united with eaireme alas gy and animation. He has resided for a runsider , :bu: tame an Italy, mud for sums lime in Paris, before he came to England. The only European language lie &peaks, Rini he speak , it with great fluency, is the Italian. Ile is pro. tumidly acquainted with Ilse AI attic language, not only from its being his native language, but front having studied aurally. He know. also the Syiirec, the language its %hid, the Liturgy of she Church is m.l. Sias dre ss chi. fly animists of a cloak of bine cloth atlsl a gas Ws; oldie a.atue colour. DISTRESS IN TIM SULLY ISj.ANDS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. &put Terrace, Pensther, Cons**ll, !third' 23, MIR. SIR—It has been my loppineit during the treater part of this winter, to be the sustrisenent of conveying to tbr w►etebed sufferers on the Isboids of Scilly, the casual bounty of a few persons who wire anxious to preserve these poor ereatnres 411111 hritig adulate starved to death. In ementing the office of almoner to the pee ohing Wander); (astisteil 1)e a few humane persona, awl a ammo,- tee of twelve rempectable persona ■t St. Nary'.), it would he difficult to doom he the successive vicissitudes of tear and hope in Ile ir behalf, which we have mutually rape. rtenced. Afflicted hermit inesmre at the sail details of misery that perp•luslly ii ached its from the isles, mid doubtful him long intent'. benevohurr would continue, we still /old on our way, w tering, ace k aft, r sea, at the fresh Wielding of thorny which a pat ions Providence opened to et-fresh and sustain the forlorn and eusnlated people. lectoilute of employment on the islands in the winter months, mot 'caret ly any during the lea hummer, to pin. vide for the. seaeuteorith n pet list failure of their cure and po tato crops, the msj ' y attic pour of Sally saw their Minty soppier. exhausted in I).•• ether, and their weeping (auntie , : approaching all the 1nn..., offsmine and an untimely grave. In the spring of 161$, I t,. held them emerging trios a winter (.I.' ♦` TB' CILISE. Prinrio flacetit's slat!-hounds will mr i rat Maithalicati Thicket, and titi Friday at 11 , ..r day at lan Ir ' ilodis. The Earl of rhy's 2bl-hounds meet to-more,../ at r. e . sum D.V1114. • Rir Brllitighant Gralt4M . + row-hounds mei ut Arttary i. Mot ley lag', and 11....ing fnund a FOX, they <au ! lee be,,t thrn:,o, the park, tan In Coarlet Wow!, thrall% tbatleoott, matt aver a heavy tract of varied emmtry, in Mnr •,lell. Wood, user Cocky :lour, arid from Iloascre th Hera lw was prckset! 11.1 that fit ritalhroug4 141 s papv• • loge rineffa s 4.0.0•1 Ike putt. 1111 , 1 as it "erre in a r,is. (cure of stretattli, Inn!: a bold m u d raniins line, ill the 4., • • lintl of krailatieth Chase. Herr lie Matte a shut; ate 1••••:•••• • tarn, and mode hit Weston sad feint thewitslti TI .• [till He than stow/tad 11111 autism bath toll C.• Lei W "kb • lowered brash; and was killed in without atyir, • id threeArlilt ut ibr wood,aft , r,a must termerla..at ran of owe Itmir nod tkirly-tifiAl 11,•7rele; t;it:• torit and belviert eunatryla Rellinema :irth male. laid. .nlO truly preams who were in the thirtl. we're M , •••111.' trutet. coo. Hewn. Farwell, awl Voter, sod twu (Lichf:sfet ityrerg ~ FOLIC E. ........ "U • fastitnegt-r.OuSx. Saturday en l i tl nt ir er 4 eali i i i i; E li T ti g ;r A l Y w r..- ,10 Isl U l i .ll aris tenni! if in early hour of the moirstint anderine :thrill the streets, W4l IWOllitira ill*. lite justice-8 ttttt a. He that his mini, was Juba_ Ellistra,and last he was almost alas years On Sandy last his (stiles - . u Ito ter ' dace him sireeni.r. mod 111111 hie r f In Loadiii k to trek his fiirtane! Ai a staint.las to Cie eagle. he also ialtsied him that hr wield pod 101 l mot! , e • there. who, from a staarrel with his (Attn.', 1'4,1 left her mid she had lived la Lao**, he said, to mule than two years. This Mill GROW :h.q . . t ittered WO*, • it , tai of his torte. The sispenee given him by Ids fallow he very •04111 expended w his inartey, and lie a fts In seek whatever reewritess hhsrhty might Atirtf ; lw slept bust one eight in • dwellinpb•wwe ; she remaining nights-4g passer! in Isms and uot•ltuussa.. W,hrl uem.lrrril the jowls*, of this child the more exlraattlinary was, that he tralkeal Ilse whole of the way in a pair of r):tiirorly heavy hob nailed shoes, which as might be expected) v , ry mot' larersted his Piet. It irinwedliss to 84114, tit he did not find bus tipather none so emote as hei, uttost46nt ?Atte ha him In beli4 ve, but he was still in the stirsol poirtifing (um her, when his rase excited the attention tit as r • The Lord itl4:iair ordered the little fellow to he takett.eare of fur a few days, until kid Art *err pepped% hea!e4 Sant he tad rtcoveied from lbe fatigue of his journey. LAW INTPILMENCES. OM/UT OF CHANCERY, I,r4coLit'sfillk. fiATURDAY, MAMci fr. . .` TEMPEST V. °tut. Mr. HORWE requi—ted his Lta:4l l .P to ilia* notice to be given to the parttes that oflogEer motion would. out Tuesday rhornit‘g, IH puturutted to the coloottertmon of be Court. The LORD CHANCELLOR—" f can bare tto objrc. tiou ; 60 take thr motion." , • llENNlfitran r. TUE EAST IND!..t COMPANY. The Scatcrrott-CENERAL eau!, that thi. Cact Lor(10 - -peal from thli spishcc by _ Irintants to allow two son %Pryor,. iu addittrni ro the former, to enter and inspect the warettoores ; hat this war. declined by the I fefendslits, on *lnch rppliis cation wit 3 Wade to the Vicr•Charicrilot for an order to compel the Defendants to do it ; and the) thiriktrio• the antsbcat ion a moat extroorthinity oott. resulted H. The 1 ice.Chat•cellor, however, give an or..trr to refer it to the Master to inquire and report whether such inspection was necessary ; mud rigisityii," *tit (sitter thus application was made. The Limited Counsel contended that this case was quiiS• wonre cederited, and such an order as that of the Vice- Chancellor had never barn made in any case, line had the Court jurirdiction, The impatience ti the question was uoquestiortably great to every Englishman, whose house was 414 castle; fro if a man 'night obtain au ()Mew ftw, search a ware house at any time, no dwellierfslitrasse wars safe, and the peaceful retreats of domestic life ntiglit be for ever imbittered by the unliallows.Nl toucls of every invader. In matters of revs-rine Owl case Was t‘iiirly differ -tit, :its the collectors.% ware authorred by Act. of Parliismertt to en ter the house tor the purposes of revenue, The Court had power of making a person give irsideuce against Inin•elf, hut that power ass always a% eratied yob mode, and in such cases no light of ILlVll*juil 4.4 giien. The East India Company felt it 'their duty, t o a pp ea l to his L 1141,41111, CouVIIICed, Hs they were; that the order of the Vice-Cliarivellur was a danger-• ous preredent. Sir Aamua PIGGOTT followed on the same Asir, Mr. WETIIEREI.I. anal Mr. PAI.SIFtt, for the contended, that the order of tlw Vtar- Chancellor was strictly agreeable to the ininc:plrei of the Court. The SOLICITOII-1138NEltal. wade a long and old* reply. I lie LoaD CliA/ICCI.LOH—" I ;snider tlos to be a case of great iniporiarice in more ponsts of siew than our, and it could not lease taller* tutu wore able hands than those who have argued it, 'll . lt point respeCting the jurisdicuoti of the Court is one which certainly requites a great deal of cuttsi 7 deration, and I should be treaty diswilkog to give tur judgthent per salsa. .1 have no recollrction o f a nv• ease similar to thureakeasi, nor should I at osee des cide it. You.all Via am blamed fur drhiy, bid I always like to think before I speak in such iinfrar:. ant cases as die present. I shall devote as tack,' of this evening as I can to it, awl I pledge 111140 to give my decision upon it some time trali 0-- It appears by the Canadian Cou►ant ult., that the celebrated refartistst, Mr. has been removed from Ni 'swot-a, by o swim to the gaol of Furl. Upper Canada; its C of ■u apprehension, that the populace .troy the prison for the purpose of Mae GOVIILAT. it is added, eve amine OA the Government. - , came before loos Lordship as an appeal loom thA demist' of the Vn:,-Chsticeltor. Pie Geis of the Clefle were *hook. these:—The Ptsititiff was 1.41-fteetor of the nari•li of St, Bonn Al4Nate; iti the city of London, most the Delenthiilisl;rit Directors of the Est India Crionpriny, poserstint : - a considerable hunifser of ertirethrtisew io the said port*. A derive wissallfotto its Atfirch 1514. 1 ..j0y , the Minster of the Keit% wfneb Alitsreir . eil the s e : valve of tithes payable by the Dtfrnthwtltte _lO the Plaintiff to be taken. Three surreyAutrAtilie named • by the l'ialistiff, and two by the. Coospittiy, who • were severally exainiiied as witueliss, !ins' their depositions published. In the last tom wseatir , ii application was made by the Plaintiff to the D e - ;.• . t I '.l >:..~ A i • I warki the 113.14 olnitsa T 4 I '1 . Re . 1 I I 1 1 1