The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-07-07 00:00:00

fp% We Ann in fattbet he might net hate re ci.ied this reward, from the first intended fur him. spit, loin .cting him in Oxford th:is doyi OUT hotter ive revived, and, we trust. Oxford will class this ornament of literature among her INIPV, WC atm observed Lord Varmoutti v in his aca demic habits, and Mt. Lockhart, the Member fur Oxford, in the streets this day. The 154 Concert takes plum to-morrow, and a Bill concludes this splendid Patin{, butt the bal loon ke. , ps Oxford full till Saturday afternoon. ...erday, no fewer than one dozen of visitors from Londoii, viz. pickpocket., were apprehended, ma i placed for greater seciiril in the Castle . .--9 Thanks to the excellent Police preserved in Ox f.at ; they *ere not permitted o commit their de predations with impunity. hot were at once taken up rod confined. BE VGAL INTELLIGENCE, Dec. Iso9. It is raid, in a Supplement to the last mirror; an t he authority of litters from Hs dratted, that ,Meer free on the Nerbuddali has been defeated in so action with the tioops of the Rajah of Berar, and puomeil Iwyoud Gabulport. t Gerrit!). ;Idun (:etah Meer himself, it is added. was wounded in 411 Cllztge•nent. This intelligence, if correct,. is calculated to impress a very contemptuous ()O nion of the strength and efficacy of the force col laded by the Mharatta Chieftain. Ever since Sir Arthur Welesiey's campaign in the Deccan. the Bhonlan has been considered as the weakest mili tary power in Hindiss'aii. Not two years ago the in. roads of the hands of Pindarovi, front the Nerhud dab, was sufficiem to throw the city of Nugpore It self into consternation. Laid Miiito was not expected to quit Madras be fore the latter end of February. A detachment of His Majesty's I dtlt Foot, corn asand,el by Lieutenant Rawlins. with a detachment of Eirovan Artillery, under Captain Shaw, des tined to reinforce the garrison of Bencoolen, had rail) irked 011 board the City of Lootiois. and wiwe e xpected to wall the hitter (mil of Decemlw r. Aecaunta from the Daccnii, stets., that Colonel Clore had jui.ted the detachment at Joules, and pulled on, in the dirretlott of Oinrattee, a place SO miles south of Elielipoor, where the army was to be s.,senibled, and where at powerful reinforcement was expected from ilydralstd, By ciossing the Ni•rhudiluli, at thorrali Mundelth, Meer lihAn h ut ( placed himself nearer to tie frontierot Bundlecund. 19t•-.lllnce, therefore, of the progress of the CARP , pat ; n, may be expected front that 4sle. SIXTEENTH TIME. LYCEUM' THEATRE.—ENOLISA OPERA. Tilts EVENING, SATURDAY, Jody 7, will be performed, a sew Cowie Opers. elided ! THIS LOVE! OR, THE MASQVBRADEHS. The Cirwarters by Mr. Plellipps, Ms. J. Earth, Mr Dus t's, Mr. Ko.Oit, Mr. Meweleall Gri:isiti. Wm Orr., Mr, Hesiey, Mies Kelly, Mrs. Atlas whits , 25th time, a wear rautoumme Make, called THE CASTILIANIIIINSTHEL. The Principal Characters by Mr. Robert, Mr. Mathews, Boordia„ Miss Smith, Mine Lappin°, Sic ate.. Oa Monday, as entirely New Ci.enis Opera, called Tricks spew Travellers. The New Grwd Pantsminie Ballet of The Castilian Min strel, willies rersteil eve• y Eveuiug till farther werlice. ,►Nee Masiest Eatertaionsent„ Si two arils. is is rebrainusl. FOURTH TIME. THEATAE.ROI'dIr.,. 44145-.VARKEr. T 4115 EVENING, IYAVAlialy 7 wja he Terrorised, • New 1 . 14, la few acts, tilled TIIE DOUBTFUL SON; 011, SECRETS ov A PALACE. Tht Ptiatipal Chiracters by M • C. Eatable, Mr. Suirreby, Mr. MAA!, Mr. Farley, Mr. Biasister, Mrs. Glover, Miss U. Kelly, nod M.., thlnbi, .1 o which will b.: addel, (by periuisaiou) IS ME A {MINCE t Sem Crarkemburg, Matthews; 'Linder?, Mr. roses; Merits, Mr. Farley ; Catgut Roseuldito, Mr. Limas. Miss cischadiarg, Mrs. Davespurt : Caroline. Sirs. E' re. The New Play, calle.l The oulau 1 Sun; or, Sornt46 of • Psla , m, will he repeated every evrobig till farther optic , . Os Mosilay, salt (first hose this Season), Plat sad CHs torpid. THE BRITISH PRESS. LOT: DON, SATUktUAY. Jiav 7• We Imre received Paris papers to the 22ith last. Lot we wrr. already in po sts,imi of papers of • tater date. They contain a Decree for establishing at Paris • Council of Mannino tires, to be com posed of Go member,, opnointed by the Militated tithe Interior, and to consist of persons engaged iu carrying on Ilse different species of suonlifavii res. Five members of the Cue ;xi% at. least to be alouys at Pans. The same Decree else directs, that the Cowell of Commerce, fonsirly established, shall consist of Go members, of whom, at least, one shall be chosen front each de.criptiou or uatle. Bo rca• PARTE has ordered a Court anourtaittg for the death of die Cauwv Patmcc of So eden. The Courier, of lad night , iu a teak effort of its poor pee, spite , agaiu complains that the Noble- Inca and Gentlenieu Ly preferment at th e present Coinineuiatat sun at Oxford, are selected in a mere spir.t of party, totally indepeoleid of went. Toot at may n:.4. Le charged with wort i,r•roting The Courier, we quote its arm words. 'Clary an- o a L A M. " "Ihe introduction and s+ay o f party Faint . ldrs swans upon no uccauu,i. nut immediately comieved arid a politics, to bate Leto so 'narked and protui neat us ilia., the locc.uppAs nt t•ic Larallutiou of Lord Gasivi;.LE, a caauceliur of the C.:i.ersil;• of Osiforti. We (adverted, a day or two ago, to exclusion of all Gentlemen comic, ted with the 'Members uf-Adininistration. But this is net Ill.—, it appears to se iutemled to cast a stignia also upon the whole Fotetre Party ; and though Lord flee:N -lIHAU chore' than to a abate of the Ca binet booptim„ he does not berm disposetho admit them to a participation of Academic honours.— Where literature is mentioned, where classical taste and the most - glowing genius are spoken of. whi. does not think or Mr. SHuJDAK ? Of a man who has enriched the literature of his country a ith such productions—of a man who made, in the opioion of Mr. BURKE, ' the most astonishing ef fort of eloquence, argument. and wit, milted, of which there is any record or tradition'—of whom I Mr. Fox said, that • all he hid eter heard or read, when compared with it, daiiidled into oMhing'— of whoa Mr. PITT acknowledged, . 1 that lie had surpassed all the eloqueoce or .ancient or modern times, and that bi. speech (on the third charge against Mr. HAS ft sos) possessed every timing that genius or art elm d furnish, to agitute and cm,- troul the human mind ?' Of such a man it is not too much to say, that uo academic honours that could Le conferr-d would Le too great. Mr. SHERI DAN, however, hes not been proposed for any de gree, a circumstance which seems to have excited , a goad drat of disgust at o}ferd r if we may judge from a hand-bill circiduted yesterday. Etid the exclusicii does nut extend alone to this, the last great Star of the Fogcra Conotellatiisii— Earl GREY is not proposed—nor Mr. Wutriatrao —uor the Duke of NORFOLIL—Did Lord Germ outs not venture to propose them, because he knee their political principles to be odious to the University ? sir because he wished to give a oolitic proof of his coutemut of the FoXITES Timm are questiolis that will be asked by many. while those who are of no party will feel both re gret and disgust, that, a ceremony, connected with the literature of the country, should he disgrueed by the fie try j its and j.alorisies of political parties." ! This weak sad ridiculous charge, we &suppose, is afloat example. It is almost impossible ti treat as serious, that part of the accusation " that marked and prominent part," to use the words of The Courier, which states that Mr. Percsvat's friends and iiil3ereiits are not among the liononred few. II ever there was a Ministry characterised by !item).- s mind, by narrow, illiberal, and roomy cd notions, ofpolitics and party, it is the I,liiiinistnie tiny of Mr. PERECYA Does, then, Vie t'ourier • meanseti-owdy to insinuate that these champions and prosielltes of intolerance would have selected all Lord GREM et Lbii's friends for honours, had the vic tory been with Lord ELDov ? Tim very supposition excites a smile of contempt sod derision. No ! is not a Irene; in the community weak enough to presume that L-rd ELDoN would have taken that course. Wel!, then, bat Mr. Sisaatbast. the most brilliant of orators, the most distinguished of patriots, the rose, the crown, the every thing great arid brilliaisi that can be conceived iit wit, litera -1 lure. and politics, lie has hero passed by neglected. Thfeourier can nut say any thing in praise of Mr.SHE MOAN to which we will not gladly Quit sincerely sub , scribe ; but this charge of neglect, in his person, on the prepent occasion, we consider as a gross false hood, end foul pretence. to throw. if possible, au odium ou the brilliancy of the present festival, ;II commemoration of die proud victory won by ta leuts and iirtue over Ministerial influence. preju dice, sod piety. The fact is, the literary honour which nVe Currier states to lope been denied to Mr. SHERI:sax, was actually offerer' to, hut de clined hiy, that Right Hots. Gentleiaan. Need we say more ? The 11111 Light Dragoons, Colonel the Marquis of LOTMAN, marched through Birmingham, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, on their route for Weymouth. They are • fine body of mei., and are likely aorta to m on foreign service. Within the last teo ays there has been a fall of i e rain in every part of tl kingdom. The price of hay and corn has iu consequence been r.ducedeun— siderably, cud there isevery prospect of a generally good harvest. This seasonable Mk rpoOlical 0 1 Providence, aided by the large importations of corn from France and .Ins.a ice, from the Litter of which se may confidently expect his ;her stapplars, ought to da-pel all the fears ..f scarcity which bad and interested men have endeavoured to excite. Among daze we nay reckon Mr. CIoILIETT. , This mass, who is just as honest a firmer at he is a politkaan, recently prophesied, that hie:id would soon be half-a-crown ilia quartetu loaf ; but se hive the pleasure of feeling Unit this rogue in grain, who bas beeiejust nipped in the laud of ins new plan fur exciting public discoi.tent, will be disap pointed in his specula' ))))) s. This selfish agitator first bred his hand agailast the Royal Family. lie thee duetted all his violence against the 'louse of Commons, and that subject exhausted, hr had just commenced his efforts to exc:te pu!slic disco:dent by the terar of • famine. Nest to the Constatuti , n and the Laws. Jona duet. loves hi., Idaf. Tai cap of lihtity hi. 'sok, up to, but it must Ire auirourtrti ley the staff of life. As e toinnion .!‘"tiolp r, %touchier. CJIIIII&TT had chosen not a but subject, when this pretended twilit of the poor i•ae iVt.i oi l l the corn growers and dealers to raise 11,. or prs:ev. The libel for which he has Loom cou.icte.l ~. innocence and virtue, co.npire.l with the wii.krilneo• of this attempt 10 ram: the price hP bread sapless the pour. Sofot. persons, we ore aware, mac think it invi. Jinsa•sto twist* CUBIST! iu hit prevent gametic'''. ll'e wish to soak *bine the 'boats of truth and candour. a•nt we Cook it cued Ire a mere atfetta ' taws of itertraurory, ter aupreat vier Wings 011 the present occasion. ...4 1, C'OVE NT-GAR D . A v ritE 1771 E. The first *nisei) iineethe'erectinit of tl j. npvt and InaVli:iC , •llt. 4-rfificr, closed last 'tight, with the Tr., ,, eily of Hamlet. Between the Pay and the Farce Mr. KEIABLE clime forward, sad addressed the audience assay as fullusys:—. " LANNON •ICOCistritmmtry—Thu Performsners fur the sensms having ems, to •ehtee thtneveuitog. I so deputitkod by it: Prop.-i t too s mid the Perferniers, to return their slocere !hauler, for the prolvoltuo and eucourneentaut Dory hare re. ceored.—(f.omi Stoptisrei.)-11 is neer mita". for me to ru:rsitit to your ranoleor the following stttemeat o Tbr tlltteerle. antes taint look place at the corniticurenoent of the pre sent season, must be to your r. collection: A Com mittee of Gewtlemru were app..iuted, sad i wet them ; are agreesoent was entered into, awl I 0141 410 prin cipal oo the part of the Poopricturs. It ass agreed that Golly three private Loser shuttle. be permitted us whet side of the Douse. I will state, distinctly, that the Pao prieturs are ready and (*eery tire treaty tutu en pentane—lent they appeal to your rood:, and liberality. By late Act rot Pariineneut,aouther Theatre was *Bowel to retails what private boxes tbe Proprietors pleased: I 101 - 11111111 e Drury. • lute Theatre, the owners of which have been sufferers is Com. • mon with us by fire I feel sensible Drat you would out trash to Plate tol in a Ware! %notation than our competitors, who will opera with the reppeedroh n o 111 the law; we wily ask from your liberality what the law has assigned to one competitors. Formerly we were 011 a WWI, rood the entopetit ion oat eqoal ; hut ea rotor, our situations will brews, very &Orem. By the Legislature of the emititrl, they have been 'pat in it better ottekines, arid we must abide by the cusworqueute. But I am of opinion, there sewer • 30 be a Theatre, without having • rival tote. (Load applawlec). I ask outlines but solos. the Theatre was in possession of prior to the late ralarotty—that the trine hones should he as they were at that true. rind SWUM/Nit if out my what, or that of those 1 eta count...tett with, to break any engagement that be. latent entered Unity fault is to be atlribate.l, 1 aro mot to blame The other Theatre sill opete authorised by Las, ant we, depertnisert on your favour. (Load applaates). The centre private Boxes shall be opened ; arid the Saloon at. tacked to - them, with it large claim stair-esse at the e u t ra s ce . I.adics arid Gentlemen, 1 lake my leave, and home that my thanks sill be cootsiolered as sineere."—(Lead applaaae. Ire ildUld only an istdiridaul kiss. HARROIV SCHOOL. Censideriwz the rivalry of Oxford, the third meeting, et iiarrow, wus very tioin:!rously attend ed. on Thitrclay. Among the auditors were— Lord and Ind s Csstlereagla ; Lords Noriheick, Banbury, Frederick Campbell, Arden, and Whitworth; asml the Ithclitse of Dorset and Family .; Bishops of elapse sad Clualser ; the Clianeellor of tke kmelmaitter ; Sir Footsie sad Lady Milutaa, &e. ic. Some of the speeches were very well delivered and t'ie famous Oration from I)eintatthenes, " This Inpasw," drew the attention of Lord Castle reagh mid Alr. Perceval.—llis Lordship and loiely partaer rat together, on the highest form, and caused many allusions to themselves. Irmo Dryden 's O•le— •, Leively Thrt, sits beside thee !" . Happy, happy. happy pair, Sinai it the an ..L•r demise the fair!" " FIG Pal U Ndl, aad slat sizattio 'V l!nsr-erirairtierea.) The Oinheas of Dorset expressed i!rest unatartud anxiety, hut the manly and dignified manlier in which the Duke acquitted himself, soon dispeileil amiable feeli i ‘gs, and heartfelt pride succeed ed.. Lorne recitations could ohly produce the cold " Thanks to the God+, may boy has dote all DtTT !" and severe enough duly to both parties. The selection wets classical, and the day gave ino4 general satisfaction. Lord Citstleredgh presided at one of the dtuuer tables. The Ladies seemed to recollect the puo made by Pope on their favourite beverage, which occurred in the passage from Virgil— Te veuiente die, Tr decideate " CaliebaL" The followiui were the speeches and the Ora tot s )-- Lioyd Anibal I Livia'. Wood Scipio tirahlro, sco......CatilinasitSuat... Sallasitios. Firebug Fall of koseisakes......Canybell. Drake Tbetayinslas.. ..... ....isiespinsa. Lucas In Localisms ....Gard. Amyl Humor. ..., filskspeare. Fisch la Catillnans Cicero. 3largesson, see.... Fastens ad Arisheara.. ruining. Doke of Dorset . ... Henry IV. 1 /town, juu. Prince of Wales.-- . 1 Sbaki r eare. Briaeu Lane Pompous id NI dams.... Lucarats. Dawson, seo Cato Addis's. Cherry De Cor.nli Derseallients. Harvey A.ll.erbn: ad Senators' ...11allestass. DORMS. Alexander's Feral Dryden. Yisterday mornin g, Hi+ 111 AI\STY, the Duke or CAMBILIDOR and Prineeinws AUGUSTA and fintnia. accompanied ' by Lord ST. lieu:Ws, Griirralit GAILTIII and CAITTITAIGHT. Lady Cnt.t.eita. and Colima le TAYLOR and Minow, took an airing ID Wioiltor Grt at Park, till tar!ve o'clock. U.l Thur.tlay evening, liii MaJIITY, sad Prin.; rear. and Sums*, sulked on Wind -441r Ter,:tc.., till iteor 1111 l r o'clock. H;s MAJCITIr WIS ilteOlUp4llllell by 1./WA* tiT. !Imam's, BOSTON, URIIIIIDLA, allot D4armourn; the Bishop of Witt- Ltidire COLLYEII and Minos; (k -novels CAUTWRICIHT nud tiallT11; and Cat. Hrs. aIIOW v; nilat Iht t,m.ldsof the Royal Rome Guirds (Blues) sad StAlold Militta, played many martill and pleasing tunes. _ The Elia of Junta gave a grand dinner. yester day, at his house in Beraeley.square, to the Earl of ESIEZ. Mr. Thiele. Mr. HICATUCOTI. &c. &C. Lord awl Lady Lt.v loos Gowan left towo, yes terday, for Trentham Hall, Siafforrlbhire. ♦trivell from Oxford yrstertley— Tbe Earl ofJerecy, at ►i. haste, is Ibrikelay-sqsart ; the Earl a Ears at Cubist wry; sod Lord George Cavisidash, at lia Lousy, to Earl and Coutr.eraCtlntm , ),lDlLlT gave • grand dinner, )eveicidy, at their I,olise to the folio...mg 4,lsllity Mid The Earl and Countess of Weatoarliatl, the Earl of Tar own., Lvr4 Gelder, Lady Hun. $. Craves, tart Hen.Cul. Anon, sad itcrs, DurrelL,Citallonaddiry t aito; and Dransnacli. The Bishop of Wt vcittsTr a gave a giaod dinner, yesterdar. et hit house at 1114kkheoth, lo a select party ni inelutliii Vileourit and Vas , C. Sleeps 3iO6PETIII. • COVET OF ICING'S 1111NOL,Wsmarasiaa, JULY 6. Tit:* IP log Special Argument Day, nothing of pu Lite intr., re.t occurred. . . COURT OF (AMMON PLEAS Lord Chef Justice fd sweeter." *it et Nisi pri,a, at ( intldhalk, and heard four rodufended Calitorbe, ARRIVALS• FROM INDIA. Pant eters per Lard Ihstsran-... Mrs. Otifseld and tam!) , Trauma!, Lind. Levi* Mr. Lawreser. , Colasorl Mayors, MO B. Sep. Chtebre. Mr. Gobs% Lieut. M.liesair, Limitable Cu., Lyons, and Mr.. Start sad famady. Passengers per Lori Castlereagh Sim laaridas, Mn.a Morris. Ward Lyd, Capin k ia feadir r Idedtaaant Call, Mr. Dtapihri Issige Stack, Ye. Gab. Pratengtnt per Alarguis Mr. Thibwitil Wood, Captata andel* Sr. etamptpe t tail Asarier. Pa.teugers per Bar;w7-- Mrs. Flange sad 4r. CiMidere, Yr. ti.ri Oiler Otto Hutebiedara and Crew. sad Licatessata Rap sad . Date,. Pasaelmers per Pestanc-+ ....ma. wearer. Mr., Aoki, Casaba Rodeos, sad tardit Ciamellaa. Passenzers per Metcalfe-- Mrs. Win!le, Coptrim.liamorr, Mr. 'errant, Mr. Colris, Lii.utrnant Rankin, ssiil I.4ll'o6st:it Mldiatom. Ry the last advicem from, Brazil, wlllEfe itsforroe 1. that the Pelves Reeser has-given to the-public a most extraordinary proof that the late Blisustir. A wriirci DE Amodio Di ASSIISSIO. is not thg traitor which he is represented to be in this coositry. The account states, that, on the 17th of 3dsrelt List, the Peitsce. with the greatest regard qad - iiaction s conferred on ANVIL° Dr ARANIO IPS rill,* Grand the honour of Cruz of the Order of lilltrrn for all his most faithful and critical seresces few.. dered to the Prince of Limos. The complaints of the stagnation of public ere. did. and of the vast number of birokrweirs, contained in the late Irish Papers. have replied ts s our remembrance the following. Epigrams written when the Union Qmestion was first arstated lathe land, and ascribed toe Gentleman, Who at present occupies a distinguished situation at the Irish rims . : Why eboetill we ezelamolbat the Woes ewe ow Ind, Peeewieg a queerslone strain— When &Waives ap sll the rights that she had What ruler lw as. l•ft to toorpiais " The Cit rosortsias to en he insets, That grow silt row in Deittiss stesees+ And arsons that all is weer Short sighted mortals, elan you see, not muiwaing sitoold he etwwqrd to glee+ Fur then, goal: live...So defier " -- ----- Colonel OARORNIII intends to leave Tunbridge Wells next Thunder. for Hastier. where lie will be joined in a fsw days by 9.r Groans Osbonit and Family. 0 Anton: the recruiting bills pasted on the Tiva tarn wall is one with this characteristic offer—. The bringers or good aims will be handsomely rewarded The late order of the Governer of Botany Bay br to regrict the Convicts frau' acting emniiel was pecu li ar l y h o ed : w h en i t i s considered - thut crinst of these gm Hemet' had beeu regularly to the tar at the Old Bailey. J. Jrnel.l, Eut Las just published a ptin s phi e e explanatory of Mr. VIM p so wig promised IDOtlrttl in the House of Coloinatis, on the subject of the Bye-Laws of the College of Physician., addressed to the Membentof rite Briti,h Legislature. The many instances of the very culpable neglect of the most important duties imposed oa the College by their Cimrter, as well as im,cisitior e practised by met, terming theinselveo reeler physir taus, at d by quack., detailed in this work, camot but refl•ct disgr ace on a •••• R p ry prureastug, and, in some re spect., jail y w 4 r k:4 , 11 , ,r, to he eitlightvovrl. This work. entitled, Erposirioa gf trade tzf 31e (hetet, not holy :lie serious prriso.l of Are- Le s of Pa'iliatactt e : hut every p ,rent wit., lain the 'rehire of Vs nfroOtiirvic at heert. its ptiblica• bon, M . slurs ha. doves g-eat public service, 4.414 is entitled to the thank; of his country. causer 1 '• • •. • WTI DOll gastorts. • . . - This ots,lin tot ottitistketit.-•••SiteMATritrW ift.Oß7 HAM. Mr. 41.1e.inan Atatt.sr, cud the ltaceiteeei. prestded.• . • • • C. T4R eItOPRIFTOIt and ' DJt It COMPAISIILL This w as a t istria* to warm ilawases.Ser the , Lets the seataiiiimi by . tie eesetioa 411 . , tike . duckyitsttai Welt itte.protsriotor at a wharf leading fimu au& by their east - lion, he Pee deprived of the betted' of iota wharf. . , as flume remelt whirls had been iii Ole habit of as- • loading at his what!, merit obliged to go into the docks. - .The Airy. as • rerurieiation, gave a verdict foe the Platiitiir—J,s4.sl. • POLICE: RIOT AND OGTRADR. • aqteas On Tarl.l2• , last a Reseal Society, retlea ‘• The daltatildeti Brethren,' saws:ail* tamest So .pertlefri, diar4 toßethen CS • the Cumberlaut Cativo% Vauxhall; matte ertlp . ' to tetwoot any iiihprooe. r.:..411 achlliSSlOn to 110 gsvhati, 11:e . proprietor rt.-quested the attendance of two'aidte Elieemalt • . Colima Hall. let ike coarse a the ',terms**. asregab helot- ' ..ludtv, rho weft ,1 of the tiveNl4l. &at ' ,MI Er. a expelled, attempted Iv farce their way iota the.flaakt• They were appal*, howncr, by the Ntawersta, sod emit test pratleciag seta; roefasiso, the Olken bastemed to tim spat, sad uhserviag one oast, pamicularlymetive, •5 Vet tutu custody, sod etre poneee.hag to cowry biwiettay, wheal the whole company attacked the 'Akers, beat end wwfask4 them is a harharues matinee, and it was with catty that they escaped with life, throark tbe isicatimne of the leadieol, and a petteassai rammed alanaletd. * Presistager teas immediately dispatched hi that slide ter • entalasee, mid the treetedee utters worm - is itse wee Base. emiceataa wi th. laotherrl's hei-ratowi. Vele. taste of visitable* semi meads thei r afprataiier, elegegaill tibia wooded brethrea away, sod twit the htHesdlitif (amembers of the Society,) late eibiedy, atembr e Piney, George Whittemore, John Harris, William •• . sod Julie Radyer, oho, after a- len noutitaallaw, SHIN Ma bad, to tale their trial for tee outrage at t h e mee‘ealeell fur tyre mush.