The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-02-13 00:00:00

7711 ARTS. BRITISH GALLERY. This morning the Rooms of the British Institution, M Pall-Mall, will again open for the exhibition sod sale of the works of British Artists. A private view of the pic tures, &c. sent this year has been opened for some days, and the general display of takuts is noire:silly ourrleilged to he a striking and solid proof that the Ails of this country are advaucieg towards a very high degree of improvement.— Mr Wm has sent two pictures—fro dolivJ,irtg hte's cm ...0141N Prima, and lime iferassny ff 4 fee t ion .—.AV ter ALL, Noot, TURNER, WOODFORDE, NORTI4COTr, COPLOY, 110M•RD, NOLLT LF%e, Rosin, WARD, Cr.•rtmr, pa x 'tut, anal several other Members of the Royal Academy, have enriched the exhibition with their performance. In Agiiirm to these will he sl.en the productions of Davis, I. IR MVO, COOK, M'CR OA TY, DAR r, I.tv MOLL, SHARP, ‘,l toilet anise ris:ug Art;.!s. Oa a %corral view it is difficult alilft! even the marl cr-Liog performances hot we can sat coaclnde th.s art with wit dn. ct.ig the atte.it ion of criers in the pictnres that were pain!ed for the pie eintins given by the Witish lastitntion last mouth. They age werformaaces that evince capabilities which cannot fail of will:timely lending to superior excellence. Last looming, His 3lsJt in. Duke of CAM ortivista, Princesses AUGEISTA, SuP}ll.t. AMELI4. and b 1 *al, n••corm,anisd by Liuly sod i:enerals CART» all;nT Had rtrzttov, ro Ir to St. :corgis's Chapel, said heard a seri:lnn breached by the lima. and Rev. Or. LEGLir, I .:•1 of 'iVind+nr, mu 176 c:itipter of Arts, sit,l J.;.1 verse; and afterwards rode Berk to the Palau c. Sir DAVID BAIRD is At Portsmouth, from a fever, which, r are sorry to learn, he has had for pert •al stays. Tito Earl of ABERDEEN. the Hon. 141ijor CrOtAD:.):4, Aid-ale-('omp,' Mr. Ramo, of Newlyth, and Colonel lIAIRD, (Sir I)avro's two btothe!s) are on a visit to the sal- Is it Gvrieral. lle took an airin4 in his currier., oh Saturday. last, fir t lie first time. since his MICIASI at -Portsmouth, from 4.1.11il• The last Rath arrival, a t e-- The 111areV:unves of Harkiagtuadi, lAA mad Lady B Wake, Lard Cerivr, PIANi Ht.jfKiell, Lady M Grenville, ly t fwd. Lady Thcakeia Vyoer, Hutt Major-Gown! MY% Ilatity4:l,..lke, !tea 11.0. 11 Ivey, au. J.s. sad Lady Meredith, Fir a. Hoare, S.r G. 0. Paul, Cant Cohipiel a,.1 M. ‘Yat,ou, Colonel Orr, 1 sit -en'use' 11lajue I. %Vail, Emir, !Cita " Plows, &e. 'Foe Prioress or WALES has r.wided constantly at Keitain4tots Palucv, ctonn: 4 the lad ti.atotight. Her Itoyal iiiietoeas the Princei, of VVALCS was atuontrt the numerous inquire:a, ye.terday. ut Chollusondtley-hque, riccailtr y. rut fogowing ii. N copy of t f,a Both.tto . . " LIMA CHOI.4IOIDALICY is eont:nuing ter " St. wig, Fab. 12. (Skord) VAUGHAN and 11.41!.L1E " AsatrALs at liirthaivis Hotel, last wves--Gesersl Moon, from Bath q Colossi levius, Gum lidusd; rapt ri,t Morgan, i.vm boa!basupn.4 , JO. At:' It)us Wright, Eat and fa•nely u C.. 0 11 . '1.1)&01, (bawd. Ghat; Geor;e Hradsblw, i fr.r v!. float Chttuu. The w ,, rkinea ea to reps:risig tae Duke of ties 4:iirtmeot4, to Ict,isiogton l'Alsee, are w.i;,gr every possible esertion to gel them com pleted by the 214(.1 inst. ist which time bi. Roy a l li* T hriore wisium to remora lute ihimah-. boast., at Csstlehar4l:ll. . Viwouistess i's.ARARD had a select party, e.! il.rty evening, at the Irish Erceliesluer Of Ice, l; , Tat :orirge-en sect, AV estminstcr. Lord Carsisi.E.s LIENTVICK is indisposed. Ills I.ordship is gone to Bulstratie, to reauun a fort night, for the rceove-ri of his health. The Marquis of STAFFORD entertained ft select piny at iliauer, yesteniay, at ins house iu Cleve- Lsod-square. 1 . hen sir. eneasa lamented that several par inns (persons) visited Mrs. CLANKE. Mr. I'itacev.tt. pri,:ked up his tors, faueying that the chard, was us dungen Lora IlSNrtypet. agrand 'holier. on Status.lay, et his h , iirie in fikrtfoitlonreet. Mat .Fair, to the FAA atail*Et, Mr. CLLOWLL, euiteereall other persona or distinction. Mrs. 13 tmte, Oat of the female dirorcees of the present day, it einiears, ivas avized with a vertigo whenever the beautiful Alr. Di:zy, ter; .intered her iires-iire. -.• _ . CA141.11111 . 5 bi rum' convert at Bath %ca.+, on Tl:e4ty last, atren.:„:.l h a La ige illS.4elul)lage of Fashionable*. The attractive swim was is tine voice and spirits, and gave a correct sia_ciaten of the n-rfeetion of vocal ttiti.it.. The Earl of TA IMI:V :1.1.e has ordered, that a qitantity of coals tnight be given to the tenants of his Lordship, in Colelutin, l'orkwitsre, who.e dock lia 4 a have been rendered 'Nov and cutniortiess by the flood. Nittlisteei lure very appropriately fixed upon Ash Wednesday for the th....nr • ;vol. the Cottrell.: tion °Miens, it being a dad ”*.saek clath and ashes. Sir JOHN and lardy N tow r•C`AT arrived, on Mira ay, about three o'clock, at th...ir bause, in St. Al ban's-street, from Irelan I. Lady EI.I2ABETII VII LlEtti eni.tinnes very ill, at her mother's 1101111 P, iu Hertford-strvet,Msy-fair. I.ord and Lady Le Le SPE ,trtit's =house, in lianover- , iiiiare, is getting in readiness for the re ception of the family, which are ezp...cted in loan urxt week. The lion. (:KOILOS GREY and his Lady, arrived et their lion4e in the Durk-yard, l'in tallow!), un thiturday afternoon. From the interdictory tone with which Mr. .ROKER talks sham porsoas visitin; Nir.i. C 1.411111, to might sii-peat that he means to refuse the lady Ohe heisefit qf Clara. Wier : 4y). tin ti.- 31st ult. the gent eaten of the Bishop's. a-•I.• Monthly Meeting, incur Donender, gave a All ~ the Castle liiii.--..The assemblage of rank tel :...liiim on tills °evasion •iirs numerous and id, ~,to ; ; . 1 .1 a t twAv e o'clock, the company .at ‘iti t o ~ ...ipper, futuislied %%41i every delicacy, ..I..cry %it!, mai la leiste. Among the per -I,:cze• •. • • wen. the Hight lion. the C teas r F. -:. ' ,• . H SaRIET CLIVE, Lord CLIVI. r. • • ...tte.iLY, %, , Ilr. and Mn.. Batumi?, .. ~ n p,.. 'a ....1 Ni.-... Osaiii.vr, M. and Mrs. ;... sir. Mu:sii, Mr. and Mra. ToLDgloray, : asimtli, &c. etc. • . . ak t - r o r. The of ilmiverory of the birth of our farourittatittottish Bawl, Kubota Lturtir4 'felling this year au Sunday, it was celebrated otr Monday the• :null, in the Tontine, by a la►;e party of Gentlennit, who dme.! together its honour of the /lay, mid spent the evening in the highest degree of hilarity and social harmony. A number of appro priate toasts were gives, wail 'natty eXcelient *longs. `rile standing toast of the day, Tice illeteary of ate Immortal Bard, was druak stintliit•, with thtese times three hike% solemn warts of the band. The following little poetic etlitsitta was spuk. by the I'vesi-s : When biowie f pitch the Janwar wstudi Ileap'd up the le:rolls of driftii.g And young and old, uf tyre kind, %engin shelter in aunty shield or In' When vegetation lay eungeard In surly winter's told embrace, And every little flow 'r moved, Beneath else turf, its blushing fare ; When far rettr'd t.i soother a climes, The liming rulei of the dry, Athwart the dreary gloom sometimes Shot forth • Treble urliy ea ? ; When Mt sweet fearber'il minstrel sn ag Its iiii4nr./11111 , 0101el in the bosh ; Nor wo,cliand third yet was rung, BMween the hticttlord and thee thrush ; Arvid these gloomy Pettit* came forth, In all the majesty of song, The ROlllO itedivreast of the ninth, With matte bewitching, clear, mid strung. In yunder clay-hmt bumble shed, tpou this ever-hallon'.l snorts, Where wealth .it t:iiiiitleur never sped, There was the mighty “.,uz.t. a lanai! • Three. Neutia's Genius clainid her Bard, And haird hits her adopted two ; This lender slunk of fond regard She pine to him, aml him alone. There taught his nitirdwrs how to How, Nor by the Cliiß%,i . Eli., of set Bet warm, mooted the native thine Of living hiligirige from the limit tpun thy Beebe, iniustwtal Ou .n, And us thy fragrant broom elait loam— he infant Bard did belt attune His raral limp to silks lays; Oft Ire thy chrystal stream he strayNl, Oft sew the briar and woodbine ',j ag ... thy beauties be etneey'd, • Be ftu g ht a ray of light divine ; IF.rea whine the spirit of the storm Pinto Wirth amid the traipeet's roar, Hit youthful eye still might a charm, A•ol held it in poetic store Now mimeo; high, on stonsgthen'el wisp, H. swells the rich hailliOliaUM• strain, %%hilr erlio.ng lead the welkin riur, Erpratire back his mots again. But seni.ee had shoat; his mid day beam, • twat meridian, t l lir se beizlit, Till &sib, with (Lig 4ss i tu,s, ante, And reil'il it In eternal Thus moms, ton Kwa lir. brilliant rant, Swift ass .uetror's CUM It NZIS I me Yet left behind 'a Illaming titre, Shall perch oat/ with tic situ! UR. P()%81)Nil I'S 1)IS We stated, iu a farmer Paper, that Mr. Pon soul. as leader of the Omit...kiwi, proposes to rotertai a a pane of iiis political frieals, on every Su turtisy, ut his house in Arliugton.wit, it. Saturday :est be gave his second dinner. There were preseut the (Wowing Nob'corn end Gentlemen :---. Viscount Mabon Lurd Siasley, Sir George Warren(ler, Cavendisu Er;lslam Iluu. W. Quiu,Geusrut Hie Hun ilitiataguc Mai Low, and Xtesaiii. Elliott, Greaubill,'&ll, sail HOWUIth. . We were spree ere oft-servo Itto. IMO< as;..asaJas stand.u., that took place in the 'loose of Coro- Mons, on Friday Might, bety.een Mr. PERCEVAL and 31:. SHERIDAN, respeetiog the eralesice of PL IRAS, MIS. CLARKE'S butler. It would seem, from the observations made by Mr. PLRCEVAL, that he feared Mr. SIII.RIDAN VC:e adverse to the Duke of Yoga, whereas the manly avowal which Mr. SHERIDAN made, ou the fourth examination, of the advice winch he gave to Mr. W am) os, and in deed his umlaut conduct, ought to have been a sufficient security that he had no partial feeling of the kind, aiel that in the course of evidence whirls he remain-aided, he was acting with perfect fair nail' and sound discretion. The intended enterprise againt Martinique has completely failed. Lord MELVILLE, it is said, is making every ex ertion to get into Office. The Admiralty is his object, but it is very doubtful whet:ier he wilt effect it or it.o. The Austrian Government has offered premiums for the discovery of substitutes for certain medi cines which are rendered either scarce or uuattain eh,..t 1 y the war with England. S.: !..,weoliasheeriereated by BONAPARTE Puke of Dalmatia, ass orA-oilined by our soldiers, Duke of Damnation. It is sJi.l, mu letters received front Vigo, that his master is highly incensed against this Duke, for not having fulfilled the glorious ceininission delegated to him, of 64 driving the into the sea, ut the point of the sword."— If, however, the wind, to tweet' the taili and th e tool, of last month had been as decidedly to the North, ns they were to the South, we must un doubtedly hare encountered the whole force of BONAPARTE, in order to have secured our retreat from Comma. The Diligent, store-ship, IL. Tc aN en, master, of 14 VIII, sod a tutu, from Halifax, is arrived at Deptford. On the 30th December, fed in with a large French Inirsteer, of is guise, and 130 men, when, after a close action of nearly two hours, she made sail, and with her sweeps got off. The Dili gear, sailing very beavy„ could not prevent her escape, but was the mean. of saving five vessels then rotund them ; three of winds she took under her protertirm„ viz. the .11.,ry don, —, from St. The (.7saice, ;• and Henry, —, from Que bec ; the other two names nisknown. The Diligent had four men %roweled iu the action,. . - . A Gentleman it arrived ia town who left Elsi neur eri dm 6th nit. H.- suites, that it oeurier had reached Fdaincur the day before teas Stockholm, who reported, that the King of SIVIEDCI.4 WI. making the most vigorous esertiv as iii raising freth Irriet, in order to carry un the war with • fleet agaiiirt Itniata. These preparations were making. notwithstanding die Emperor A I.lotAtiOlte heel rtuewed his propo sals fur peace, to "hid, tine King. with his itts"::-.. turned Ariiine.. , 4, had refitted Witten. The elti.ii:s ha, art ived at Cowna from Stock holm, mid the hrings information that the ice is clearing away its tae Baltic, which will therefore soon beim= narigub:e. 771 E CIiA.7:E. • :east 1081 Kcst ingrate cluortroatidorodk , Ti.yer.tiryor ones" The Etta of Darlington's fox lamed' hunt ibis slat a. Pontefract Park, Silts:on Kennel, Stuertilsill, and Woolley Park, Torkshire.—The I:Mowing are eatiacted front Yor), /1. .414 of Satio4ay loot 79 Berthol,m,ln, Editor of York !Jerold. " ltilharu-House, Tuesday, Eels. 7, 1109. " Sin—Having toad an advertiaceilent or y , •nr much. esteemed Paper, the day Irchne yesterday, relative ra toy huntiug else Itiad.worth country, nhiels I asset rapport, to hue Irmo cupwd front Tar t....0ar. bewspaper, I seize the earliest 111101,W111 to euotradiet, in as public a manner as am able, the reyurt—' That my bounds are How iiiittnig the Doncaater cuoiday fur the last time , surd Urpt ne faun e they witl he eunitied to the Itsby, Cattariek, and larroaglilsidge eountiies%—which 11 declare t., be perfectly erroneous, and contra') to my intention and enguarinest with the plate ns-a or the Iladmit writs Iluut. 1 request dad you will pee this 11iStril.41.1 after the ollys of my latoitios next week, as from myself. —I remain, Sir, your oisslieut servant, " 1)AR11.11A:TON." " Herald Office, Feb. to. " We give, with the highest satisfaction, the above Note, from the earl of Darlington, insertion in our eolunina We feel eau vitt ly sorry that tlir paragraph a toiled lu appeared is oft. paper. we certainly copied it trout " Tits GL.u•e ;" auJ we doubt nut but the C.liiiir nt that respeetub:e publii atiutt %ell' ;lye every pub:teity putui►le to the maponititra that has been wade uu hon. " A. BARTHOLOMAN." MALTON COURSING MEETING. Thus Meeting, nu Addition to the uusueruus mate►es of grehoundswhieli it ninalle has to boast, is to hate a iiiateh uf pigeoulitiauting on the Wednesday, amongst souse of tha Members who are esteemed the hest ih...ts ; but the in,,eisg *see seem to t►ink the Ven kshire Open.. will tee atilC better then the Berkshire, allele the .enort is more followed!. UM; I.OX. A few iin• ago, the heag.iai of Mr G. Oshaldeston had a must extraordinary run. A fox was filmed down before thou near World Newton, and after running rings hit some time, went oft fur Scarbuieugh, ,scar which place the hounds wire so completely knocked up, that he heat them almost in slew—fur fire huntsman could nut get them ward further. A slumber of riders lost their hurses in the Cars, and were seen wadin.7 up to their litchi to catch them again. It was supposed the fox 411 U upward, of twenty miles. OUR ARMY FROM sPAIN. The whole of the troops which arrived at Ports mouth, firms Spain, hive now landed, mid march to tli•• tellowing slarters:—The 7th Light Dra goons, to Guildford ; loth ditto, to Brightou ; 15th ditto. to Ruatiord ; Ibtla ditto, to Cantor bury ; 311 Light Drago:ins, litts4Ws German Legiost, to Baslitiole ; Ist and 3d Foot Guards, to that hem ; ist Royals (Jd bat.) to Chelinsforn; -2d Re giment, to Ipswich; 4th, to Colchester; Sth, to Sterling ; lion, to o.pringe ; !Alt, to Canterbury ; 14th (zul bait.). to Buckingham ; 20th, to Ips wich ; .2.1e1 (2d butt.), and the 26th, to Horsham ; lath, to Cokliester ; 32d, to llotsbasa ; 36th, to Perko; Jeti., to Canterbury ; 42d to Shorticliffe ; 4311 ( tat and 2d bans.), to Colchester: 50th, to Brabottrite Lees; 51st, to the Isle of Wight ; 5.2 d (Ist marl 2d batts.), to De..l ; 59th (2ul batt.), to Wesley ; Goth (ml tool sth Letts.), to the Isle of 11 ight ; 71st to Ashford ; 7:jth to IVeeley ; ttlst (24 butt.), and the s2di to Leers ;9 l st, to Ash lord ; 92d. to WeeleY; 95th Ist wad sd batts.), to Ilythe ; 71ith, to Muslims); Ist and tel imam of the Light Battalion King's German Legion, to Chichester; Royal Waggon Train, to Croydon ; and the Staff Corps to Hyatt:. The regitueets for the Kent and Essex districts sa il e d i r o ns P or tsmouth on Saturday morniug for the Dowas s and we as follow,—a part of the Ist Foot boards, she Nth, astn, 310, (ler amt at buttahons), 71st, 91st, and 95t14 a part of the Stuff Corps, and several detachments. There wet e s3lurick and woui.ded landed at WO lar, and other liespitals at Portsmouth, trout Spaits ; of which about 500 have since recovered. General Whothatn, Gen. Porter, Gest. lirowurigg, Quarter. Master-Geueral to the army, who superintended the debarkation of the troops, and Mr. Knight, one of the members of the Medical Board, visited these confined at Muslin hospital,Suisday se'tinight, and expressed themselves satisfied with Mr. Hogg 's excellent arrangements. 'there were about 46 officers lauded, sick tool wounded, amongst those oho are still under the sisperintesidasice of Mr. Knight, (the Chief of the Medical Staff at Ports mouth), are--Lieutenatit-Gctieral Sir David Baird; I.ientsmant-Colonel Maxwell, :Arch regiment; I.ieut. Middleton, 414 Lieut.-Col. Darliug, 51st ; Deputy-Purveyor Euierami, and Assist.-Surgeon Johnson, Slit; Capt. %Volution!, Foot Guards Copt. Hope, Aid-de-Camp; Lieut. Mc Neil mid Assistutit-Surgeon McLean, 4211; Capt. IL Irate, ..ith ; Capt. Gomm, sth ; Lieut. Shelton, 59th ; I hospital Mate Gralmtn, 97th ; and Surgeon Lind, ',tthe 4..11.1 Regiment. The 42.1 Reginseat landed from the Transports on Thursday, and marched to Shorts-Cliff, under the Command of Major Mac Quarrie...-In the ac tion of the 16th ult. at Comma, Sir John Moore advaiseed with this corps, ordered the charge of bayonets in person, and loon afterwards received the wound which deprived the army of one of its greatest oraataeats.—Sir Davis! Baird also re ceived Isis wound wheel with the micsaessi-imsamec . The KING lois been pleased to appoint SA PAULL CLOW'S, Escp of Broughtrimllall, to be Sheriff of the Comity Palatine of Lem: aster. Some of the Imperial Eagles of HONAPAIITS having passed through the hands of Mr. Barmen, silversmith, of East-street, Chichester, which he purchased from some of our troops lately returued from Spain, Ilse houraledge of which reaching hi. Royal highness the Pt 'nice of W Aix', he wrote to Mr. RAISER, desirous to become ui purchase; Mr. BARIF.II felt great regret that he could not icommoilate his Royal nighties% having sold Oulu before he had the honour of his letter. The Earl of W•t tvEGRAIt, Sir J. C. lIIPPILS LLY. and Jour: G01.1"F1f NI:M. Esq. have liberally uteri their holds edjoinitig the turnpike-1-0A be tween Bath and Well s for widening the same. Oil Thursday, the Nlanags... , of the Portsmouth Theatre gave a beer!it si4cht in aid of the Ports mouth Institution fcr clothing and educating poor child: .11:, exclusive of the expenses of the Hight, ttairmeted to nearly 501.—A oil sot Ftitla; tii4ht, be distinguished himself by the same ho mium and liberal feeleig, its giving a lomefit. elitism of all expenses, for the relief of the wives, widows, and elsildreu, of our brave m.my returned from Spain, which I.roduced 751. A vessel, supposed to tro the Casa lets of D i re. licgtou, tutt..l, I. lost oat Flattalare Head. ." I .I"TIUtb.O UT' wommtp. rmirr . or. Saturday Chviego Flown, a well. known Character arm the town, was dramined bdoto Moats, tbursc4 sills having am coneez•ned with several others in Wrest:in ognm the warehoused Menus. Lyne, and Farrar., in Wd sun-street, Fisisburytioare, as I nesday night last, mil stealing thirteen hales of Beazill baize. tiltru.),lsalt, one of the city constables, way is Su''-'doter, Bolroostate-struet, Ott Tuesday night, about 'One o's;lhos.k, sod saw the I Wee coming ahem wait a bale of red baize on ha 'boulder. he stopped him, when Flowers threw the baize oa hits, *bleb ahni.,4 knocked bon through • shop window, and rau ut! . . Shrolishall knew the Piisuiler h-fore, but no'. nut hPi.v kg native. Messrs. Lyne sent iolosuiativa Vicktey and Hi ,hop, at the ab o ve udice, who, fr derecip. to. and a knowledge of the game Flowers was pily log, op prrlielided bins at his lodgings, White's-yard, R , 4111111Aiy• blue before be was up in tire rooming. Sheebshaft prvi: lively swore to Flowers as bring the Wail hr sine sight, but whirl, Flowers as positively dewed. He war rata mined fur further ezainiuutwo. ts. , ,!sok Goorge 4i6,:ortio was exami , ted for stealing two hmtettr ehiefe from the . shup of hire. loan, in Hackne)-Turd, Sh,.rrditch. _ .... 'l' he SI stairret ATE gave him Lis choice, either tube tr at the ma Hanley, ur go on buard the Tender, sr hen he pre fci a ed the former. tOOPPADS. In consequence of the murder of Lieut. John son, of the navy, on the Greenwich-road, and tile numerous footpud robberies in other parts, the Bow-street patrole have been partieu!arly achy% lately. On Thursday evening, betwien biz and seers o'clock, us a party was on duty on Ball's pond-road, Islington, they observed four stout men, of suspicious appearance, in a lane near the turnpike. They went to them with un intention of • taking thou into emstody ; the fTllows, however, made off, and the ;,,itrole pursued them ; I'm when Cross was running en the footpath, had" the turn pike, one of the villains discharged a pistol from the other side of the turnpikesigitte, the halls of which provideutially misted him, and unfortunate ly this villain and another of them, who "at seen to have a pistol in his hand, wade their escape.-- The pond, cause up with the other t 4 , ,, and pre riviite..l pistols to them, teliiag them if they at tempted to make any snore rtaistance they would blow their brainsvout, when they surrendered. On searching them, no fire-arms were found, nor any dangerous weapons. They were Gillen to . Bow-street Office, and underwent att eu.ainiuution before MT. Ryan. They said their names ogre Michael Comm. and Jaws Kelly; and that they worked on board vessels in the river Thames. They were very properly examined separately; their itceionts of where they had been, &c. con tided tolerably well. They were taken from the office to be conveyed to New Prison. Sion atter, Mr. David Sammie. of Grove House, 1 ottenhain, accompanied by a friend, entered the °Mee to , mte an account of their having been robbed by 1 . ... r footpads on the above evening, about six o'clock, on liall's-pond-rimi, when they were travelling in a tingle-Irirse clmise, from I%r. S.'s connting-house, in Fountain-court, Ole Bethlem. The robbers were inconsequence brought into the once, epic * ahem) Mr. Sainuda identitad a brown paper lur ed, found upon Connor, containing some currants, of which he had been robbed. Mr. Samuda's friend believed Kelly to he one of the other rub bers, and stated that they were forced out oldie chaise; when he observed two of the robbers to be armed with pistols, and two not. Late on Thursday nig ht the patrele apprehended three °thermic their lodging at Ratcliffe Cross, ',Feted of being concerned with the Prisoners is committing robberies. Ou Friday they masker went an examination before Mr. READ, whorl a gentleman, who has lately been robbed, atteilaivd, and identified a six-pence found upon one of these, of which he had been robbed; in consequence he was committed ; the two others were discharged, there being no ground for debt' • g them. HUSH i 4111"1 1Alm.S. In consequence of an information, Jacob West, a very stout athletic Irishman, upwards of six feet high, was brought from Woolwich, where he as' resided for some time and carried on the trade of a butcher, and married a native of that mplame, charged ou suspicion of having committed liVteria murders in 'reload, and bring one of the leode!* is the late rebellion. Ile is likewise suspected cat having robbed a moil in Imneasimire. The prisoner requested to know upon what charge he wm:s brought to the office ? On hie being informed he desired to ere his prosecutor; lie having only been identified as time person against whom the informa tion war lodged. Ile was told he would see the prosecutor on a future day. The prisoner said, he thought they wanted to cause another rebellion, and supposed every thing that had been done in Ireland had been dropped ; but if he were :o be tried for any thing done there, he hoped he should be tried by an English jure ; for if he were to l.a tried by an Irish jury, the business might as be then settled, as the Irish delighted to get di wilt with their countrymen's blood. He wan conitni‘ted for farther examination. NYS EBY. On Wednesday eve.mig, between the hours of andp, a fine infant, about 19 months o7d, to a gentleman in the neighbourhood of Red Lien-- square, was stolen from a eut in is loom on the ti!-t Boor, with only about four yards of flannel or •, and two dresses which were at lider it. The (11;.,i W4l put into the cot about seven o'clock, iii nursery. The ourserprnaid. said some other ser vants, were in an adjonsite.:. MOM. At nine o'cloch, when the nursery-maid went into the nursery, the child we, gone, and althou4l. she was in the ad joinial mous, she diet not lacer any person bro its, nor any noise. No person heard the street door open .hut, and the whole circumstance remain , / an extraordinary mystery. The another of the infant is dead, and DO cause can be assigned for any of the family conveying the infant away. • The father n it London ou Monday, for the Noi di of Enrlend There were two other children, the one about ten, and the other eight years of age, asleep in the *Awe room, and neither of them were sboturbed. Captain EUITACfr, of the .21iidellortiqoons. son 4 . • the late LientenantsGeoeral ElltiACE, died at Lie-. boil on the 15th of January, iu conaequence d thl 'wounds had received at the hat:le ~j Vitnei the tat u: August. I. I