The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-06-25 00:00:00

r She mos t rd the country be loaded anew with paper, we are persuaded the Bank itself does not desire it, sod we ars confident if it did Coupes' would not cement to the mes sore. We should be glad to be informed what • causer' sender an sotieipated Session necessary. if the scarcity of Illenry be the prevailiue motive, Congress could nu more cure it than they can by law make COMlllffellii adventures profitable, or by resolution abolish the conditions or poverty and wrath is sariely. The object advised to the Petition is, 'such a revision and regulation of the tariff as shall re sister nor importations, and effectually promote national industry' It is Oiliest impossible to believe that an tetra S. C 411.0 of emigres, is suggested with this view ; that it is lit nosed to star nil at a hest a wisik the most tedious eat La....ioup. the 110041 requiring eantiun and eirciinispectinm. 'dad patient invertigrition, that can he midertskeu by Cos. *en. We shontil look with apprehension to the Legislators of a new Congress in an extra SCOPi 0000 C011 , r11141 under the impels, of such cuitaisSeratiatts. The present tariff of ilutitt• two imports was a work of lime ; it ought to be a work of time to chniige it : this at least is our impression. Whilst earnestly desiring. fur the present, that Congress may nut hr enlivened, we are. however, open to conviction, and shall .r• - nett with respectful attention whatever may be said in .f the measure. We pretend out to judge fur others, I at to state our own imp/. salmi's," The Paris Palters of Monday last, which have arrived at our cifce, contain no intelligence of general iattrtst. I accurreace which took place uu Siturclay in the Sitting of the Chamber of De putits. i'A• been the vuhject of stone long articles iu terse fatter:, but they throw no light on the inyt terion. drnm.ciations of the Strut Ihnmost. The ceirtlind of this Deputy is vepresesited in on MI. favourable light. and contradeil with his reserve. the frankness and decision of the Ministers are spoken of as highly deserving of approbation. The motives must be very questionable that could induce uny mail to withhold from the Government of his country any infurinatiou which, if divulged, way contribute to its security and honour. This M. itrosioN threatens to reveal the secret on some tic. rasion that may turn it to his own advantage. or that of his party ; but to an honourable milel such cioi 'aiderations could offer sio iiiducement if placed in Opposition to the general welfare. There is no country in the world where party spirit WINS to run higher than in England ; but with what feelings of con tempt and indignation would the Members of the Opposition iu Parliament regard any of their own body who would rise in his place in the !louse of Cumturrits, bawling the possession of a secret which involved the safety of the Government and of the State, but withholding it until the arrival of some lucky seatsoti, when he might bring it forward to the discomfiture of the Ministers, the possible danger of the country, and the elevation of his own party ? The King of Fxattcs was not able to attend tl:e celebration of Divine Service iu the Palace Chapel 'on Sunday, as had been hoped. fits MAJESTY is still etnifilied to his spertinents. The French Papers still speak of violent hail-storms in the 'South of France, which lay waste extensive dis tricts, heating down vineyents and corn-fields., and 'Wirt!): deatroying the hopes of the husitandweii. Ativices from St. Thomas mention, that no more that. $OO men bad been left by. Mon: t. 1.0 in Cameos, 'and 15U in La C;uira ; if so, the combined patriotic force marching against the capital will meet with nu opposition, as the inhabitants were ready to hail them as their deliverers. A considerable trade had for some time been carrying on in produce, the re. venue of which, added to private donations, had chi. fly furnished Mom I.LO with the means of fitting 'out bis army. The last cocoa crop had been abun dant. One of the British Commissioners intended to carry into .ff-et the Treaty made with Spain for the abolition of the Slave Trade, it is said, has left this country for Ilsvantiali. Mr. WALL paired off on the Foreign Enlistment Bill (inlivour of it) with Loral CLIFTON. We learn that Rear-Admiral PLANIPIN has been removed from the command of the %flow:Iron at Sr. Helena, and that Rear-Admiral EDWARD LEVE. SON GOWER has been appointed to succeed !init.— ( Ecening Paper.) On Wednesday se' •glit.sit a Common Council, the freedom of the City of Cot k atas voted to be presented in silver boxes to ItusEnt %Vitt fE, Esq. one of the Sheriffs of the City of Dublin. Admiral Sir JostAl ROWLEY, and his brother, Captain Row LEY, R.N. Two troops of the lit Dragoon Guards have ar. wired at Belfast horn Acotland. Monday se'imight a troop of the Scotch Greys marched throng,' Cavan, without halting, on their route from Belturbet to Dublin. On Monday sewn& ■ part of the lath hussars' passed through Carlow, on their way to Cork, awl on Wednesday the remaining division of that tide regiment passed through. We are are sorry to hear, that the respectable Worth Cursiwadt Bank has stopped payment. Sir JOHN NEWPORT, Burt. arrived on Friday hat at W.stelliilrd. EAs'r or FIFE DISTRICT OF BURGIIS.—On the prospect of a meowy in the representation of these Burghs its Parliament, Colonel HUGH RAMIE. of Briaol, commenced a canvass there last week, which is c.,rried ou with great activity. Sir WILLIAM RAE triS been started 011 the Government interest as Lord Advocate elect. The same Burghs were keenly contested at the late general election, Lieu 4enlitt-Colonel Jobto Bat 'JA E, of the East India 4:outposts's service, having been opposed to the pi-cetera LORD ADVOCATE. bre Monday forenoon Earl Fitzwt 'Attu received an express from Yorkshire, requesting the immediate irresetice of his Lordship—it as supposed respecting the disturbed state of the weavers or other manu facturers in that part of the country. Flis Lordship paid every attention to the request of the express received, mud left towu immediately for hie seat in Yorkshire. r f • ‘'t JI ir# 0A 1 5 , 1 1 # ft vz •. _ , 1 3e - A .c7;;Act>,.. ROYAL CIIRISTEIVING. Yesterday being the diy appointed for 6.. pri vate christening of the infant PI nice's% of the [hike and Ditches. of Kent, wry iratimis were m tole for the ceremony at Kensington Palace. The royal .gold lout won removed from the Tower of loodoo, and fitted tip in the grand 'alum', with crimson velvet covering. from the Chapel Royal. St, Jamey's Palace. under the direction of Mr. "Mush, of the Lord Chamberlain's Office. . . The Members of the Royal Family and others to be present at the ceremony, assembled at the Palace soon after three o'clock. Tire Prince Regent was attended by Sir Beni :min Bloomfield. Ilia Royal Iliglitiesa was received by his Royal Brother, the Duke of Kent, who conducted him into the (fried Saloon. joncielliriely after the arrival of the Prince Regent, the ceremony com menced. *kid' two performed by the Art libisiom of C.iiiiettoury, tutsisted by the Bishop of Mr. llowse, the Serjeaiit -of his Majesty's Chanel Royal, with his splendid gold verge, also attended. —The infant Princess was named Alexuadrina Victoria. The siomsnrs were Ins Royal Highness the Prince Its arm, Imo Imperial 111:tjesty the Emperor Alex ander of All the Ittisposs, who was represented as Ins Imperial 3114 j-sty's prosy by his Ro: . al thghttess the Duke of York. !ler Majesty the Queen 13 twager of IVirtentbers,• who %NS represented sa her Nl, : justy's proxy by her Rola! Ifighum Princess Augusts; unit her Serene 11;g1htess the Duche , rs Dowager of Coburg, abo ors represented its her Imlay by !mt. Royal Highness the Duchese of Gloucester. At the dose of the baptism, the Bishop , of London recuided die proeeediogii in the rrgi.ter•buok of the Chapel Royul, St. J.ines's The proceediogs were wittie.seil by, besides the Piitice Itegrilt, the [hike of Yr. k, the Duke sod Duchess of Kent. the Pronve.s A. ;vista, the Dtielwss of (Ooticester, mill the Duchess of York, The Doke of Gloucester, the Vaiocuts Sophia 3)atdda or Gimitesier, his Royal Hight:us+ Ike Pence Leopold, hi r Sir. ne Ilighne►s Prioress Fruflur of IRuti.. ea r Ste o , ojSaliti Oloombeld, Lady Msay Taylor, teernl Wratberall, Major General :goitre, Catania' Conroy, Hr. Wilson, Mademoiselle Seib, Mmlciuoiselle Tu Braid, and Midemoisu Sibbskl. A fte► the ceremony the romp my partook of some ref. eblimeots io the north vestibule. In the eyt-mng the I)uke end Ouches.; had a numerous um] splendid perry et dinner to csltbruto the joyful trent. Among the company weev— ils'. Royal flightless the Princess Augusta, her Royal IlighmlS the Duchess of York; his Royal fligimess the Milieu( Sussex, his Royal Highness the Prism. Ltopuld, Count Leven, the Russian Ambassador ; Baron de Jost, the Salton Minister ; the Widow of Salisb ury, %milt Mr. itenbeork, Nit. Arldrilliroke, Sir Robert Ciartliiier, Lieutrn:u t. General %Vratherull, Majue•Geueral Moore, Captain Conroy, auJ In reference to is late elopement, of which we have hitherto taken no notice, we state, that we u:i del stand an action has been brought, by the brot!ler of bliss S. against Mr. T. B. fur seduction. 'llse gentleman, however, we have heard, is gone off for acute part of South Anterica.—( Boston ) In the late was in the Peninsula, the Duke of WELf.twoToN sent en order fur General Sir Jtittti DoTt.E's regiment, composed of Irish recruits, whom lie saw knocking their heads against a Spanish fortress, to desist from their perilous and laborious enterprise. " Let them alone, my Lord," answered the gallant General, the cattle are youtig—iliev- will soon tire of it." So with the Douse of Cu 1111 l 1011 F. Debates, night after slight, until an advanced hour in the morning, display at once their energy and disregard of personal health and safety. It is a uew Parliament, and the tank, are young. The Dewed's. from the appearance of the box book yesterday, will certainly g►t off in a coach this slight at Covent-garden Theatre. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—The Proprietori of Drury-lane Theatre have entered into an egret.. ment with Mr. ELLISTOM for renting the prop.aty, for fourteen years. at the annual sum of ten thousand pounds. The LORD CHANCELLOR sat again yesterday in his private room at Westminster-Hall, with closed doors, to hear further arguments of Counsel in the matter of the Earl and Countess of W--. As the sexton was lately digging it grave in the burying-ground within Ty neulnulh Castle, his spade struck against a stone coffin, which, on being ex amined, was found to contain a perfect skeleton, the bones of which were covereol with leather, cu• riously cut and ornamented. On looking further. another coffin of the same description was found, which also contained a skeleton, but without the head. The bones of this latter were defended and adorned with leather in the same manner as the other. The leather was sewed tight around the bones, at - A it is therefore evident that the bodies had b een awitommed before interment. The bones, leather, and stitching were iu tolerable preset vai The so,nuoi. Prise drawn yesterday was sold by SWIFT end Co.—No. tigo ((las. A) the gris.d ►'rise of 30,000/. was swill w Ilne thotiler, Fqlitlia, and Eioot Sixteenth Shares, at SIIIIPT sod Co.'s !Animism (Hikes, 11, IPWaltrs , ; 12, Chao Mg-Close; and 31, Alilgsie High-street. SWIFT and Co. also had the pleasore in the last Lottery of puyitig to the l'oblie more 11limey in Capital Prises than any other Office, ilicluslisig Nu. 9,236, a Prole of 20,0001. Yesterday No. 690, Class B, drawn a Prize of Thirty Thousand Pounds, WWI sold by HAZARD and Co. iw Sbaces—taaking Fuur Prizes of Thirty Thousand mad by ill. m ia the tart ten months at ihcir Office*, U 3, friyal "Eat hange-gate 26, ; a n d 324, osrued.aireet. A labourer, calling himself %Vitus). ASTON, originally horn the county of Down, lielmid, but who had been some time about Greenock, died lately at Gourock, in apparent poverty. Imme diately after his decease, however, above 1901. in Bauk notes were discovered in the waistband of tattered pair of trousers belonging to him. His landlady was about to toss Ins important small clothes upon the dunghill, when chance revealed to her astonished eyes the miter's hoard. THEATKES. covtNT-oAnDEY. OTEIT.L last night resumed her empire over th e besot iii the ehariwter of Itratine. The home displayed a full and elegant nuilteuee. 11A11-111AUKET. The lively and interesting comedy of Tie Bale's Strisinurin, was got up isi excellent style last night. 'Elie Letitia Hardy of Miss S. Boo Tit received great and deserved applause. ENGLISH OPERA-110U§R. The opera of up all Night, or The Smugglers' Cave, attracted au elegant anti crowded audience last night, inert of thii exeelleist piece con tributed largely at the outset io establish the reis taboo of this house, •nd it has log nothing of its original uttractioti. A LMACK'S 13.4 LL. • The grand Lowy dress ball at Atomicles, on Wednesday evening, wins line of ille most splendid entertainments given line SCIP/011. The room.' wire very brilliant, the company prevent exceeded 500 persons or the first di.iinetion nail fast • . Dancing IVIIIITIPnced at Ilte usual hour (eleven n'elnek) with :I new quadrille, ltd off by the following ad. mired datievi s : Earl of Dtilki,,:k Martini.' of Exeter Lady Vane. Lord Ltinghborougls Lod Weyrnontli .. Lady J. Paget. Count Commas. Lord Walscuurt Colonel Bradshaw .. Mess Fitzvoy. Yuirinnit Belgravc Among other Iligiinzitisheel personages were— His Royal nighties% the Prince Regent. Prisrrs—Saxe and Esitelriay. Dopes—Wsilinetmi. tie Laari no, Spinelli, Grafton, Argyll. IherArtses—Yuck, 'Marlborough, Rutland, Richmond Ar gyll, and St A 1 1 ,31 1 .11.. Ahrtpriser—Doweshire, Huutly, Camaten, tVnrceater. diorrhintresscs—Strifford, Dowissliire, Bondy, Cornwallis Hertford, Worcester, Bath, Dowager Down, sliiie. Earl's—Denbigh, C.lanwilliam, Jervey, Aboyne, Carew von, Cowper, Darnley, Glertgall, Ballast. Cow !dearer—. Erasion, IS farmwives. Harroollty, Jersey, Grey, Car.arvu i. Limn, Gal 100 ay, Coop , r, Darnley, Bcvsliurough, Dowager bony, Dattmuntli, Sandwich. Lords-- lohu Thymic, Hipwarit,Grativi Ile, Dynevor,Giaves, G. Hrulinl k, Barnard, Strathav,u, Nugent, Hiogbani, Brerknock, Clifton, Valletort, Ccaulorrue, A. Hill, Stewart, Beler,ive, Auckland, Glenarchy. Ladies—Hill, C. S. Churchill, Liddell, E. I. Gower, I'. T 31 6 ,11, M. Itydrr, G. &Minch, Granville, Barnard, A. Pouleit, Grey, Castlereagh, Aboyne, M. Nlnlynetiz, Murray, E. Matinees, Herbert, Balliiirst. Hampden. Nugent, Claw. P, E. !Macleod, Van.% Stewart, C. Cavendish, M. Sinpford, Lennox, Pagcts, F. Csiespigharn, Browiduw, Floyd. Pratt, Langford, Beaorkek, J Kerr, E. Edgeumbe, illigh, A. IVyionsisi, S. Bayley, H. Butler, Emiring, E. .Padding, Steam t. Sirs—T. A. Srli,hury, B. Bloomfield, T. Jones, .1. Hope, A. Dot, Cl,aries Gordon. Mii.. Filzherliert Could Caraniait, Baron Sables, Count PAlen, Count and Sin Antonio. Madame IV/Vineland, Mademoiselle lIYEsle, !larva Stertiuld, ['milli+, mud all the Fortigo AO. bassadors. Among the Fancy Dresses we noticed— Comment' of Jersey, as an Indian Princess. Lady Mark Kerr—Mary Queen of Scots. Lord Petersham—a Chinese Mandarin. Sir T. Joises—Hamlet. The Ladies Gordon— Pe r !avian PriIICCRWII. Miss Novo t •••71 Swiss Peasant. Mrs. filackhureill Novice. Sir C. Curston—a Grecian Wartnie, Lady Stewart—Flura. Two Miss l'itzgicalds—a Perlman and a Virgin of the Sun. Two Miss Prices—CnitaKe Girls. Two Miss Frasers—French Peasants. Lidice Batlinrs; is rich homey dresses. Ms.. Du Pres aisei Muss Maxwell, as Aim Page and Mrs. Ford, in the Merry Wives of tVindsot. Lord Moly ucux—llveillet. Mr. Foley—a Georgian. Miss Claerring—Ann Page. Mr. Ed. Elliot—. a Haymaker. Messrs. Lamb sid Captain Clayton—Min - lie Dancers. Lord Clifton, Mr. Dishrowc, and a Group of Tartars. Mr. Liddell.—a Spanish Noble. - - . F.4SHIONABLE PA P.S.- The Persian Ambassador gave. In elegsitt entrrtlitiment yesterday, at his house io Charles-street, Het lrlry-sirire; to the Doke and Discheas of Wellington. Coma and Countess 1-kml4mi:ill orate Foreign Ambassailiirs, mid a distinguish. ea party: in the evening his Excellency rive • concert, whit Is was hnauured with the coming', of the Priori- Regent -owl about 200 persons of the firm distinction and fashion. The COlillitill Grosvetsor has issura cards of ins itatiou fur a grand rout on the lst of July, al Grosvenor House. Lady Murray was issued eardirsirfluvitation fur a grand miseinbly ou she 12th of July, at her house iu Wimpole street. F.ESIIIONABLR MOVfMENTS. The Earl and Countess of Wemsas and family left toss yr►terday, fur their meat in Scotland. The Earl of Malisesbory left luwu yestenlay, for his seat, Horn Court, Hants; her Ladyship left forTuiihridge Wens. Lord Eitaliarris has hit 111W1a, fur his seat in 11:auts. Earl Beauchamp has left town, for his seat, Maderstidd, 114 I% urcesterahur. PELESTRI.4IVISM. Crisp, denominated denominated the Norfolk pedestrian, who was ;notches! by Captain Barclay to wa;k Stir sixteen successive d'sys from Ipswich to London and bar k again, being a dig laiwe of 69 mules, OW a waxer of Coif was, from unavoida ble rirciinisonicvs, necessitated lo resign the task on Tuesday night last, on his return to Ipswich, at Stratford, having nearly preformed six days of the given time. Crisp set eat tiptoe this arduous undeglaking usi Thursday last, in good spirits, and with a complete confidence of Isis success ; but on Friday, de* second day, the rain came down au heavily that he walked ankle-deep in water, whii h rausril a sure in uue of his beets, whirls required the attend. suer of a sargeou, who advised him In resign two days prior, as it might loose serious if he CULlii11111:11. Neat 3,0500/. bare been lust nu the winch. 111MILBOilIVGH GENS.—By the will of the Isle Duke of NISIttItOROUGH, Ibis splendid •ad inesti mable coilection is directed to be securely deposited in the Bank of England, or in the hands of a re spectable Banker, there to be kept during the life time of the present Duke. It is melancholy fact, winch we wish to convey to the ears °lbis Majesty's Ministers, that the fur niture of ten different families was seized during the last week, in one division of Leeds, to pay the a•- sessed taxes chargeable upon those families ! (Tyne Mercury.) On Saturday •e'nnight, as the Trent navigation workmen were levelling the bank au the truer, shout 3tiO yards below Newark bridge, a orrery public place, opposites boat-bitildeer yard, • large hole was observed in the bank. and on digging it • female otter sprung out at the man employed, who split its hiniel with a spade ; an digging fur ther, there were found two young ones. both fe males. They, with their dead mother, were said to a limier for twenty-one shilling.. • , LAIV INrIiLIIGENCI I : • covar OF KING'S llF.ltitH,Ailmilaftllll, 1 . 111/14bIlAT, JI,INS 24. before Chief Justice A !MOTT. • ' THE RING r. ealtTeat. 'nil was an indutsraent for perjury, alleged to here bran eoatosittrd by tbe Defendant, as adiseitor smiler a commis sion of baaltruiptcy sued oat agaiust Mr. Bruce, an oral agent. A great wainker wf wiinesrer were examiaed--but the Jury, without heellatioa, Rojo it led she Dileailaist. THE ZING CARTIM This was an indultam., itortituted by Mr Rriver, alpine! the Defendant, fur bribery and perju. y. Tlw Promerntur called au wilt/ester, and the Jury a...11 , 1111*rd the Defendant. TIIE Kum sp. aiturG. This wan an indictment against the Dili-admit, a messen ger to the Commissioners of Bankrupts, for perjury, alleged In have been committed in certain transactions c sssss +coed with the banktuptcy of Mr. Bruce. The Defendant was ac quitted. Three ease* occupied the Court till Feint ticket in the Main—but they were only Intel riding to the parties. _ . CITY BUSINESS. Yesterday • COlllllllOll Hall was held at Guildhall, accord ing to meekest custom, for the Election of Sheriffs, Chamber . lam, and olher.oll/cers. After the Hall had hero shyly oprosidosid the Recorder had declared the object of the the Sheriffs proceeded to the Election, when the follosfigg °eon's's."' omit putt in nomination : Roberf Waltham's, Faq. Alderman and Framework-knitter; Rictus, d Bothwell, Esq. Alderman and Fi•lmiontzer ; John William Buckle, F.:sq. Citizen and Skinner; William Thompson, Esq. Citizen and Ironmonger ; Robert Humphrey Marten, Esq. Citizen and Conk; and William Cade Key, En. Citizen and ,Oationer. Mr. Peacock then proposed Joseph Wilfred Parkins, E.q. which was duly seconded; and on the sbew of hands being taken, the majority appeared in favour of {Vilna'', Thump eon, Esq. and .1. W. Parkins, Faq. Richard Clark, Esq. was unatinnovisly re-elected Chamber. lain • and Messrs. Gelatins and Th.idey, Bridgesnast, cc. Jolla Clark, Citizen and Blacksmith ' was elected one of the fwar Ale Conners, and the other Bowe were re-elected. Mr. Wm. Hants and Mr. Edward Hamblen Ploy were elected auditors, in ildt room of Meson.. Menden and Hunt, whom term of two years had expired. The elections were then reported to the Lord Mayor and Aldermen, and they returned to the Hall, when the same were severally declared. The auditors made their annual Repoli, and she Hill was dissolved, during wheel, Mr. {{fouler etildressvel the Livery; butt the proclamation for the dissolution hi mg made, the Lord Mayor and Aldermen, with the City (Mims, left the Hall. A Court of Aldermen was then held by his Lordship, at which the Chamberlain rad Lidgemasters were sworn into (Aire. Mr Smith, who was lately elected Swordbearer, took the usual oaths, and was adaiitti id. The Court elected the Hula* of the WJtermen and Light. ermen's Company for the year ensuing. The Beadles of the Court of Requests were re-elected. Halia•year's dividend to the orphans and other creditors of the City, due the Silt July next, was directed to cominruce payment tot the 12th. Sund. y bills snit salaries were ordered fur payment. Poet-pit for ■ Common Hall on next Michaelmas day, far the election of a Lord Mayor, were directed to be issued as usual. Sootily persons were swore, and ()Ours allowed Brokrrs. A 601.111 commity of gold Was sworn off fur txpurt.ittoo. CNCOVRAGEM ENT OF INDUSTRY and RI :RUCTION of POOR'S RATES. ADDRESS. The nal 11:inntnittee for Encouragement of Indust till lieduritott of Poor's, Hates s ,l o afs the cu-operation of Ott• t rflecttng and intriotte of tile folllinerci 11, in uwtactutlug, aid inec!tant, aI portion of the e(11111110110y generally on the tul;ws. tug objects : 1. The,Cominiftee deaires to be saoisted in firvi.ing and eliciting such minks of employment for she usaucciipteil, as well not udrlf,rr nob existiiirocctipslifint. 2. l'or the forther pieseutiun ul d.nitiiiiliuss of poor'• raica, the fnrni•hilh employment for cap..t.•lc of work. 3. 'file b , •st am ans of (finalizing, as moth aY is pr.rti cnhle, the (Aistiaig inequality of wadi.. in maitufacturing frostricla.. The Committee is nlsu to ()Wain, rrnm jilt( ir countryon.tt nt large. judicious op.niuns uu the means of prtvtitting the mkt., able -Ana hugs) , expcuses utieudant ou rrmovnls of parochial poor. it u r, wielded that eomnottetscations be addressed to the Secretary, s 111 i's Head, Poultry, Lon.l.m. 11F.NIAMIN WILLS, Hun. Secretary, King's Head, June, 1819. AL-IR:WING ACCIDENT. Between ten' and eleven o'clock nit Wednesday Idea, a youth 16 yeara of age, sun to Mr. Marcher, surseyar, of Quebec-place, liorslrydown, previous to his going to Wit, took • hoe pointer dog of his father's with Wan into the room, far the purpose of rubble, him over with a compoei. Imo of spirits of wine and other litgredients, to cure she mange. %VWlst iu the act of performing ibis operation, the flame of the candle communicated to the dol's hack, and set it we ire, awl in his effort to extinguish the flame, it rum miteirated to his shirt•sterves, which were wet wills the position,coin and Nei them its a blase. Tu save himself, lie let IN the dug, which run under the hr d, and art the curtains MI ire. The youth. iu the greatest agony, ran out of the room, screaming for help; his cries broisght all the family to his •sststaucr—kis father extinguished what remained of his clothes, which were on ire, hit he was most dreadfully !smut ii the arms, breast, and face, even his hair was nearly burnt WE his head. lie was put to bed and a sat gems sent for, who rends-awl every neresteary assistance; and we are happy to learn, that he is 41,pC1`11 . 41 00011 to mover. The heal was nearly dratrnyrd , and the flour almost Inured through. There were two children asleep be the hell, aim acre nearly sum.. cited before they tette reeened from their perilous situation. The poor Wig was so shurkingly 6wat , that Mr. Pestclier deemed it experdieut to end los merry by shooting hint. We had the melvirltoly duty to 'Hamm .DIII TarPllfly of stating the moeder of Mr. Jam., Andreae, of lills.ollll. With feelings of tumor we hive now to al1114•Ullte, that the Cortsurea Inquest held on tlw body ham returned at verdict of Wilful Murder stfutintl hit Gmtker, Pieloud A sdre:es, soli a mall named Jolts elfinry, who were brought Mos this' city on Tintonlay eve-Mote la,t, under an ewer* of OfaZolll/11, Mal lodged in Use roma), taut. tVe asaer•innd that the ii fortunate nian has to know lede.-d big gnat. and I to smutty the ends of jollier Net lreomplwe w 111 be admitted ..a au approver. They were of respesable t vnn awl putt erased of etmaitleratilt pruptwty.—(le: k leieniimmeer•J On Thursday, the 10th instuni, was consinitted to the "county gaol of Northampton, Icy J. 1 1 , MAUNSELL. Foil. Thomas Punter, of Bowen, the ringleader of the Bondi gang set sloort•roo, brother of Benjamin Punter, lately tionsported fur seven years, father of Joh., acrd utiTle to Bens jambe hooter, who were executed at IS oramisiotoss lan Mate!). Ile statkals charged With stealing sem • Mg apparel out of n dwelling-house in the door bate. He wino accompanied out of the town Icy several hundreds of the inbubitouts, with a fiddle nod tambourine, to the joy of the whole latish;-- The bells also rang a nut try .peal ow the occasion. VIE TURF. HAMPTON RACES. WEDNESDAY. JUN, 21. • The CI - it/met Slakes a 5Es. each, will, 2k". add. d frhm Rxeing Fnint, t.r tior.es of all ages. The v. hmei h. be cull I'i 200:s if demanded Three yut old, 7.t loon. est. 4'h. ; flee, 9st. ; siz e and aged, 9st. sb. Heat., mite and a half. Sir J rhelley's h. r. by Colllll‘. 3 yrs old I 1 Mr Hrtabow'a h. f. Mriarleo, 4 yrs uIA Major Doorillr's the Duke, 6 yra old Mr. Cr. Ilyo's Sgo vutu, 5 , rs old . Mr. %% ilk. r'. Id , by Ihnotroako. 3vsof I ... Mr Kirhy's b. h nhoo, 4 yrs old The wtoiser 0 ... 61111,01 for 200,14, A hue riee, at:3 ~ by a neck Ito I apt the r toner, %/loch was rude by , ^ ~ of Lard Jerary's ; and 6 to 4 lgat Ethan, r hick was Int to wourtte •ftee^ the heat, whirl. he did not run fur. The Cold Cup, %slue 100 its. by a subscription of fizs. each, and the refit added from the raring fund. Ti.tee 5 r eat 7 t four, /ht. 2ib. ; Ate, $44. Nib ; SIX r1:1 , 1 31: 4 •11. Tlie winner lo lw sold for 400 gtilllt.lll, if di maul Heat., a nail.. and it half. Mr. Ws hi. e by Smolensko. 3 yrs We 2 1 I Sir C. Smith's ch. h. Sir Thom3s, :ice.' Mr. Palnter's b. c. J uhui. 4 014 Cant. G.l.lfrey's gr c. Ilaphariitl, 3 )rit oil ~ 6 4 6 , 4 yrr 01i1 3 ili G to 4 *Est the %vaulter ; C t.. 4 3/.4 Sir "I ;.am it ' • %fivr the lust, even nn Sir Thulisas ; and .titce file acued hest, 2 to 1 un the triiincr. ITCOSD DAY. There we►e three 1133,4 Itac.s advertised. Mot fur watt of hurl. a to make up the illitTeresit intended Slakes, this yeas'• lip Olga CUISCIIIIIed In !lay. The euniplisy its general were he no means so oil Mel Ong Of laxhiusialoc as yesterday, which Call sully he attributed to the untaymerabla state of the sea. the r. There was Sao corcissasinuce whatever 11eIVIV.11 worth motive. unless the rruewal of Joh!, Earl Gallop's amnia! lei miles within the hour, which we on but think was own-0y completed. The • port, particularly the eu!burr Wake., was very g.mil. The particulars of the sliirercut Rare. !Mt lir-illy Will he (mind as snider Coburg Stakes of sj. each, 2525. sailed (Joni she R , ri , e Fund, fan all mgrs.— Horses that have vlsoramrece to rally 3111. rails; if twice, Mr J. %Vilker'. bl. c. Smolensk., 3 yrs told .• • • 2 2 1 I Durvili's b. h The Duke, aged .. 1 3 2 3lr. Grime's lel. cby Juniper.... There was great fluctuation in the belting on this rate, 2 1 S 'eolith° against the field at starting, who tried he.l fur the Leal, but lout it by half a leuitla—Second heat, to 1 on The Doke, also was raii in by Sinidensk.i, and beat lay him ouiy by a head, Juniper winimig the :oat.— Third best, 6 to 4 no one named lie a mistier —Juniper ',wee play, and seemed to be wihuing, but bolte4l.—Smaletisk, came in Nest, by three lengtbs.—Fourtli beist,3 and 4 to 1 Stunk:l-k°. This may justly be called an admiral/1e etre but little basting p too hoists were drawn bsfoie startiur. Wits' Cup, valve 50gs. by Subseription of sipt. vet. _ Mares and geldings flflowed 31b %Viuner to beisild line 150 p. if demanded, &c. Mr. &Oros's b. f. Meader', 4 yr• Mr. Lake's Cockatoo. 4 yrs otri Mr. Farrell's h. f. L !Arc-, , yrs old ~, ' , 3 Major Durvill's b. h. The !:tike, G yes old Sir J. Shelley 's b e. by Como 3 yrs old I to I Cockatoo apt the B^ltl-3 to I scot the ...ismer. iVe inn justly couclude our account of Hampton Rant by saying. there was but 1111 k bolting on each stars—mid in Owe out of the four, the betting wen again wcut ou wrong side of the post. NEWCASTLE R.iCES. mcknAv, JONt 21 The Produce Sinkes ut SOgo each, half forrtrh. Twit Oats. Mr. Lufttt%'; h. e. by MOW,' • Sir 31. W. Ri.:lty's b. f. by Ma►m+on Mr. L. S. 0, , !e'a b. c. by Walton 11:(1411's b. f. by Laiigbm Mr. Bailbc's b. C. by Governor • • The Members' Plate of 501,—.Tw0 miles and a distance. Mr. I endows's Msedreille, 4 yrs 0111 Mr. J. l'erseeou's Antonio, 3 yrs old ..%eee e•eee 9 Mr. Wier's Coltne Cis 1, 4 yo s old . Mr. Itsddrlre Curriey, 4 yrs old Slr. I sheltlin's Liglitoingg, 4 yrs old 31r. Illamsoes's firriebt, 3 )re old NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. NoRTINOUTN, JUN! 23 4Trivr4l the St. Philip, Brij , from fur Coils ; %mite FAperiacr, Comm.Tethil, (rum Cherbousg; rrd Hotchiur, from Ilrwre. FALMOVTII, JUN E Q. %Ailed the laird Shbatittlh packet, with a malt for the F.Lr w:lrti IxlanAs ; 111ouilur, %I billets, fur Amsterdam ; awl Junes, JoisaP, fur London. IIARWICU. JUNI: 23 Sail.d the Prince of Orenle packet, for Holland ; nuvl Lad) C4atlrreagb packet, for Cuxhaven, Iroh wills mail,. DUAL, JU%I: •:a. • Arricrd and sailed Gmr the liver the Imhsti, Mrad, Gum Jamaica. Sailed the Curlew, Spence, for Malta. Canseilowu from the River last evening and remain tie- Lady Banks, Maughan, fur Quebec. VIOLENT THUNDER STORM. On Tuesday, the 15th current, allithree o'clock in the at let wino, the woo of Cupar, Fife,'was visited In a seine thunder storm. The peak were unctimlll4 , lly loud. and ul• dicated the immediate prereuce of the dangerous Anid, lir following the flashes with instantaneous rapidity. 'l•uu boys (brothers) having Red for shelter to the uinuh.east can ner of Mr. liitiret's comb won k, were %km k to the mow , ' by the lightning, foils of them were dreadfully sei ie!i• •I is the bead; one in Site shoulder, and the othi r in the l' ii! The parts affected exhibited the same appeal mice ns if , °ii had beta seared with 14 red hot iron, and yet their e;oilii - had not sustained the least injory. The elder Mintier eni. fumed an eserocia'ine pain. that has life wits despaired id but we are happy to learn that they art now vomit. re t of danger. The roof of the building was partially sham-It Mid part of the spout, elu►e to which the hays wen 111311.1 , big, was torn away. A number of persons, in tlii neigh. lasiolbroll of the taplosion, felt a sensation sllllult. to that which is expertesteril from sit electric shock. A gnat deal of damage was done to the neighbouring garde 113 and Louses, by the violence of the 'sadist Inch fell during Hu storm. ..Yttecrtlav—ST.lolAl TnL BMPTIST —Holiday GI the Q,a►, INclitquer, t.'ast 'tithe, and South Sea thttisrs. • •• 81 RTH S. Oo Wednewlar,thr 234 instant, at Gordon Mom., Beath.%) . Tea n, the wife of the 1t,v."1 hug. &trill , of a run, Ircsag Inur n o e.g1.i...111 h t.' , A In nightie, at the house nr the Hun. Mia, Boll." , I " I..ady of Julia Vag y &Iwo. 1..... q. of a daughter. tir On the 4241 inAtant. 2i bur mut at fle Juiin Henrietta, wid.,w of the We Hun. 3. route 41.: Sahi, U. u. CAIIII, of the Holy I 1 It •. Htery n)fl Eliaps re. HIGH WATER. THIS DAY. AT 1.0 li.t.:uui 51 after 3. I Event' .ON 6 after 4. (p--hpaid, must he Achlresseil,C. FOITI ) , Nu. 1a I- tis•o. 4 %. p a yi nte ,_„!. wHar , vie. 127, St• Acta, ••