The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-05-14 00:00:00

h.lirt of his Clohitian arlscrieirt . .—The great merit of this tragedy colorists in the affe Interest which is excited by miry of its situ*. tinny. and in the skill with which the d nloNe . Pf.tlif is pro.ltscerl. The mystery of Clowlims's birth is tot• Illy kept out of sight the drams Is on the pond of closing—and the surprise which the discovery thst she is the daughter of the min of blood creates, is powerful precisely in the some proportion that it is uttexiwcted. The in terview between (gar/di/ea and Tee:finis, at the Itt'lMPitt when the I..ir mourner is itivckitig itlEigirtfil—but the scene jr feebly tilled up. A opproluoily as here I resented for the &spins. of poetic ginner., but Air. has *offered it to puss toiarlortied by fancy or by feeling. In the latter part of the scene, he lopoirs to louse hid the first interview between 1844114 .ml the long last B;roa in his eye --hut hr frilco short of Ins prototype. Another, aril, we think, if we escert the Is". the most . ff. Olive wool , in the tragrely, is that in which isailiqa oti..rit her own her to save that of T re f, r ris. The whole of th.s scene is highly. Trroo.:11 1 . lout is chissit t ally dramntic. The chit. ract.r of ararcuk is drown with considerable spirit. II • is r, 1. 11..41.11 of Zangis—more fond of tnlki••7, of hi• wr sod of his piirptord re vcoge, nod so far less dignified than the goo of A fn: s. II •• i iris ate, In we vt r, tytally deep— rl r etieritivrors Ili 1114 utln\r 1;11511 to ft , rt• turd—Nod I is hurtling thirst of veoge3tier j. more. oforitiesichable. Tor chit. r, Inns, co•r, lat 4 ton morn 9it.0.11..e. ILA art of :to• rie.t oroncumes hued 111111 I. urn hi. f a . v , 'n-if. it ift•tilsi have operated r. lot to of the picture, Ile has not etti•tor•t•rl this—aort tbarenit is foree•i, twit. a' ii trier IP .t.ify of five mile i till the m t . Lis e. lived of 111' NI,. or i,„„ 0. ere croon, spook favourably jj s !) ,„,„i t . ,1,11 nl^nut .u.; to. la't'he !wawa.. dt-rn•b its doll u. tutiforenity. ti we at. ii ti;.lir4llVr lan.usge, but ilkey vie ri•heir mono or s.,inbasttc. The pitrt of I'M rt It IS .-711 . 10 , 11 i. _'iv will adapted to the tilt tits ut • . who irlayer.l exceedingly sv. 11. M. or :Al. , ilt-crtitiOil of the destruction of oil oh .t he prz • 4 in hf•-, was full of rwet-ibiloty— ts.e reedution which fotiovrlrl • t, was irk• No etiont protion of savage fierceorns. iii the Loa grew., w.* It .e. The :roots it,., fretn run I raoltattrio to shod& ring It . u hen lie hr. Itold• the w.II k tritiket, w tot It his oleo hood had phrt d u,5 the rieck of his itifalst woe aeloaitahly exi•rersed ; and the szeit.y 1 4.•••1 which f.:llriwrd, when he r,ul•r.,e. ii th e d ea d t o fly of his Chlil, Wilt bell every heat,. wos * ~,.,.ter-piece of excellence. 11,. T‘s i s, bi- 1.0,...,4 rare on this loner, the Crols4.- 41 .,,, ici . is , that th e irlty latignit.h.. when (Isetteuh is absr .t the teem . . lir.. ‘V. %VEST sup pcc'e.t, the el•sur..rt. E of elmsditin. p,:''. of 41 , sit.4l. l Hrt. Tnfts,n, and ( urba, w. re lespeet '. Ale,srs. BENGOUGII, 1)1- •:111, F. Ftvitru. 1 . 1. r trugr,l3 wuS Ve %t II rexcivrtl by u ciowtltti Ilk us I.IOI.ItIGU E, WRITIIN !IV Mit. H TM 111, RV 2111. 11. Vtlon tii. suite 'Master. of else tally tune vuu•g Nutme in lit, prin r •, 'l big .s as s rdi briatte.t, will cops f' , IVO . grief, And 1,0 , 1.14 F.:otiose of ha r varying ram, P.srate.l ferns !ifs in malty a breatlany line 4rm .:4 herself, sail like b. mil' di, is,e„ 1 bus.' days air pa.t. If now the weans remain Dr.ama sotto life swain, %1 lies. -.al! wo• a. k musistr.,us trots, • UisaMg dy of Biomass awl s'•roes, N••r iu lams rupees from our father's drafts, 'Korea ac ceilings of grafi.. 11..1 inn r., adveuitire to .si;l o re es fit Ida, if haply they of 11..4 nt ii.. If fame of dint fair &ovine. sosiaihred fruit f. es to g!. as. turis ,s our Our simple plot, t ussr. 414 sued and distant spot F .1, Gore the whiter, of taste rapret All It, Ire site, yr! all 111 Ist' O rreri, No cssur.c ous left us but in ^wide the helm • tr sense y.. 1111.1 unfGwilful r.at.sil h. re nu pot...stint Bird kart sourlitl to chins, l'utoossion ita his musts. ico Mush umnt, Y. t, tn 3) these %In lchr. of suirultwed life r 31% q al.prlilr sud slum) .1i ife, to ono lour planing% surremert, evrruite, laud ilesnlote the birds'; liras as ingsolisfitd And' terrettined pass Or impotent deli ni, and iraulitiogg feign; lilt •.l last fe militates fatal jr.y, Litt Juves embrace, is lightnings that &MINT EPILOGUE, RITTFN 131( VIC 11011 R srcucta. 814,11 LEN IT IRS. MARI/VC " not 1U Authors to coning/Had sum... rot to &sem ie. more"—\u, less. Our Au i hors have nu 6.16. h jny iii vow, And only pleas. llwilwelves--trlicu ylcar.ius you ; l'iwy deem nu laurel worthy their pursuit, Univ.. g. Anvil with null Jinn. fi oil ; aim i. theirs (thy' Kant affect to scuff is) Calf) by the Gods, renuwu—by modals, profit. M lair yeti wills limit acclaim the bard. admire, Visite iliinuicti her trumpet katetwo bre, ak :hares et:convent eof classic toil!) Al MICV Ik , it 'waits lo slow , their Inds to boil! risme, fame is all, and if they fail to witi her, . . a They nay get their dessert, but where's ilwir thanes r Put lime to catch (aye, there'. Ilse infs . .) ibe power. Tit pleamt a little which varies emery hour. Slur cities s were Isizh-Aire Crum Ihrir birth, 11 Isilst bee IWOrf flAul cliu to 1110111wr rants; A I its their dance was caper, eault, mud butuul, Whilst our techilitta tr, , l:: just skims the Kt 'mud take Ihr its, 11..0 JAG (1:01 "ur eutt e mea, Thee, (Austad &Cowie, we mount on—wooden horses. The otatlrtsts now all kuturtm disregard, Tut lot the stable, but the inaberlattl : In vain old bucks may vaunt fin tr n hits ty" Mood," ll loi,st every Wisely hussts--" kis hit of viscid.' Ist Curc.ds, out to pustules, breeders vie, And rlurupe, nut haram, ruttier studs supply; 111111.• sit ogo 1:1C jOtlat ym see WIWIet r iltty ruse, E. i WI. • •ptoui at retry Zrare. 11144. W I. 4111 a 1110.1 04/0 old IlitUltri It place. Nem. mpot t tog gibes be learul—at hunt or rare. '• Niel ,sag'- a rhea," *teat coottuimst ur will utter— " Lange ter a !rem," what spousal will dale to molt. Oat Cot Lusia uuw ►iewU tear 011 bleak-Heck gambit, Silo aft,aths that silver alas 1, 011411 at 414101 141111Mble A4ll !mains only user moan drags r find, 'Lu weak thew u.aw. teetla ink, nut their wind. tutu far our let,esa—Ott, Ow sweet itivreettu4 A 41 Jukriauu wt.l thanes a Paillttl . 4. pe umiuts. or I.6vi way tra►el by 11,14 sewed tar Fnvl, r, awe esp. tote rm. ka 4, 11/ wood starer dumber than a sorb'. Iwtlolllaltrk La .cu with YEWS t see the Hebb,' ;intone dick, Spica Mr Rai isit. Fromm . nom soul :o aonli ` P ` And waft *sigh tier England.—on a pok! • Oer " Wooden IfesPs" *metals, ties Patriot Inuit , SOON Wooden Carafty shall he war boast. And what. vents Wellington to ennqnest lands Oar new.bnili squadron of Vsl..elperles, IlVkat foe will &arrow. prowess to witlista.ik, burnt on oar satire oak n'er sea and land ! GENERAL RENEVoi.ENT INSTITITTI;; • The Fifth Anniversary of this excellent f i egiention was co letwated in Frreuessmos' Hall, ou Monday the 31 iniet. his Roy I /lightens the Duke of Some, the joint Patron, was in the Chair; supported by missy disiiiegui-ilied pluming of Art, aid Melanin of the Royal Academy. A "ter the brandy te( the Dula and purlieus* of Kent, which a no seceivell *Otte great applanse, Dr. Collyer, is propostteg the health of the Duke of Sussex, expatiated In elotrent ti ems in the gesture of the Charity ; and priviowsla so the Chairman nilelreasoing the Meeting, • poetical Address, by Mr. Jam.' Thump oto, was recited, stud prodiffial 1 fowl expression of approbation. . . His Buell II ighoras then stated she claims's of the lion to pnblie patronage. Its object was the relief of dr "Tell Arligtse Its well as their Widows and °Then*, wilhoot any exchision or exceptions whatever Ile expensed a confi dence this the liberality of ehe reroute of Art omelet enable the Directors to anmennee the opening of the foods, by walking up the soon reerirreb He tins 'Wed. that there ••a another fond, with which, from the rimitarity of their ninses,llissi lostitoution was often confounded—the ' 4 Artists' Benevolent Fund," Is- settled, affords no rrb. f whatever to decayed Artists, nor to lite widows and earphone of Artists generally—ills Isearits bring confined to the families of such as acre 41 the time of their elerceose, members of a teenage society connected with it, called lie Joliet Stork Fund," the chjee s of which is highly creditable to the good sense of its nomilecrs. Prude nee, lee observed, slurs not alwaye .• acc"roluoY re 0141 4 -00 the esorerwry,• comp/vie devotion of •raisiol to‘ll4 , pursuito of Art, seems .to be emonsistent with attention to surlily effete., mi.! often even lo health. In stating tansies to the object of these Iwo Institutions, lie stied consistently with his uniform principle, lit Rising • preference in that lo.titetiun , whose object accords wills its mime, and share benetileare soul emelioseoll to any partieul ,r body of Artist.. After raising a warm enlogteern can doe 1 1 Artists of Great Britain, awd on the bbbb of the Itayll Academy. which was this day opened to ti. palette, his Royal Hielineas expense! a hope that the patrons tof nsuelean, , Art, in r , turn for the gratification afforded thrill, wo u ld, list thew soloseriptionno, support an Institution • b le b ten d ril to promote the Aria, by therein, sod review; the spates of gems,. car tni.tm tune, in health, sir ele anomie nay. 0.. the Ravel Academy, %sib its rem:rabic President, brio: girrn, Mr. SNIO soiled, that although the affording -sisi.ssuir. so Artists generally formed mss pail of the COAPIi• I , lljUil of Oat body, yet a considerable potion sir is. fonds was every year devoted to this purpose, on the sal prim rip's* o,f the Art lOW General Benevolent lustittition, The t losirenare and !Merton' of the loosiiinitoor being riven, and s livers 1, Mr J. M. W. TURN/II 5441,1115 t the PIP eras all eh 11.5.1 attended their rffori., amply repaid no Mr all their cart linos. lie added, that the r in.. Out, the nem Meirting could give Ili. ni, by the ex tent or lln ur auttrtt riot' , is. iltairroso.g the liens fits of sae II batty, the more pleasure it would effuse! them. On oh. health gel the Steward's beim,r Rime. with thstoka to them for their I.ll.lllfitif, the Ilon. Dotait.es K tweeting) re turnoff thinks. Ile said, that cool , ' the S resat& Hatter 'hems. Ives the v had arterially romfrilmted b. ohoe gratifying result whole li hero somiounced, be should hive felt Ins emhurraielorot PO their W.W.I, the cons phooey. j,..11 p.n.' to WIN. 6.111,4 ions, Ito cr. that ine eta of the l..stdss ion had slope recommends .1 the support it hisd receirrol, lie weisi!d only assure item, that any seal, a fuel kid li=en se. 1 ;roily rec. lived and ow. Tani, could tool hut he hi'ne. toresiaid contenteed stud incleastd. Ile was n ir itre l i e anosleakiug in the reactive of PAO much united go moo and talent that it would be presumptuous in his,, to *nylon, ward on those Arts *Web an massy tbatinguished inslieeluala who heard him, were, at once, the ornament and support, Ile relight, however, lie permitted, on this occaaior, to offer to them the la dollar of bis erstitude for those p 1 semationt, of arltich, as an Englialornao, be sestet a mm o in the most &venial, coontriets of Sontheln Europe, that, tut the Arts of Peare, Great Britain was as Ceannord as on the career est Military Glory. Ile con gratulated shim on the display of those (cling. .wills shirts they load joist received and adonis ledeed time ge. venous coon ihntion of a distinizoished Preach National emulation was ever in she Arts, distingnish. eel by internaiioned generosity; end the noisiest of sorb f clogs, Ite trust, d , would prolong the blessings of rare. it should never be loot eglit of, that the trophies contended for in peace runt, anthill In the 'eliminator, whilst the triumphs of oar sac built on, and pen palliated the mise ries of mankind. Malloy Welt would finish, but the Arts would convey to posterity the records of enthused erratum.. And it was nil tem much for y, that to the asvendoled genius he now addressed might &Igloo(' erne day owe that posihii nooses national ammo, for hich Greece is indebted to her eminent Artists He would take have to advert to mss cir cionstosice on *blab be v 01.0101.14 him as being at once looonneable to the Artists of Client Britain, and :Isi• spicions to tar' permaneure of the Institati.m—osioncly, that so letterer eneaorasreeneal it might hereafter rereer tram the Patrons of the Arts, it had hitherto &rises! its chief rap port Gum the Artiato damn Ives. The health of Mr. Bemire Leon! given, in the annonoce- Ulf VI of hos fifth eontributmo, that Geotleman staled, float la owed a'l Ise rminant, CI his pleasures, and all Isis colo r-vs, to the ark *Lich he prof's-rd. Ile felt it to he las slaty, therefore, In graitede, to contribute loy every means his power to the assistance of soilless uho had been k.. fortunate than Insuaelf. His Royal Ilighoeiew cootrownlated dee Camels of Art on having compktely rffeeted the *Neel for which they had I aseembled ; and the following Snbscriptions were anatiunceel by the S cusses, :..... Subscriber s.f Pity Poona—Mrs. ItOyley, Subscriber of Teseisty-hve Guitecas—J. Smear, Esq ILA! Substriber of Twenty lee rounds-11:e hlsionts of Lamodown. Subsceibers of Twenty Gaiestas—The of Bedford, Earl of Caryafort, Earl of Aberdeen, Rae Dr. Malleni. Sir J netting Lem oder, Bart. mid Jesse IVOIIII ItOWNPIi, I sq. OblborlilN r of Tess Guineas, yresey—Walter Eaulrea, of Farieley, Esq. Subscribe es of Ten Guinras—Carl of llon a d a l e , E ar l of Carlisle, Elul of Rialgewalsr. Earl Manweire, Lail of Win chesea, Bishop of Durham, Lord tiocsawnt Beelkeley, Earl Pusateri, Lord Nutt/swirls, Sir Ab. Ilessoe. Hew, D4ll/. ~4 f" soNv OF THE cLERGY. The Aoniterrary Meeting of the Corporation of the Smoot of the Cle•gv took ol.ce ye.trulay tit the Cathedral Church of St. Rini's. The dry was re. markahly beautiful, &tic!), together with the great number of opletidif equipage* rtiittd St. Nee, gore the pl.tee owl neightionthood the on. perrstsce of St. James's on a Levee day. Ihe church wit* extremely fall of corapaue, twiny of whom felt very snitch disappointed at hiss Royal li glow*, the Duke of Sums not luring present, as w la eX:le,thll. A • h ill itiq eleven o'clock the litg'it Ilnn, the Lord 1114yor, the &r. arrived in the win d ' 'late; they were reerivtii it the door by the Dean of tie C4ilittlral, the 11',che:4Itt. Conosiv, MA other gentlemen of the church, then they wAlicerl nit the aisle to the vestry in the hillooiiig ord• r or 'serer tninti : Two Cif! Maralitta, in thrir apitnithl state trnifonan. Too Manhatiimen, to el-ar the way. The than of the Cathrerit. The Pn Iwo& and Monne Cations. 1 lie Lord Mlyrir's Chaplain. • The City Sword and Mary hearers. The It eht 11. e, the Moyne, in his robe'. The Iwo Sheriffs, in divot. rob' s. A llermis tVi,od, M.P. and Alderman Sir C. Banter, in robes. _ si x o f Footmen, too soil Iwo, iii their wiper!, shale liveries of grog" still z oo. A ft. r laurtook or s el/11 the vr ,. .0 ,. !. h. was Own ihe I•he Ai Isloshop of cArslPllisiry ; rhhi sloop of York; R,lior of I. probs.. %roorro Orr, ti r, ( Co...iley. II norm, Si. Cho or. situ look du.r sews in the 'titbit at prepared for them. 1.. 11.0 S rw•lttit.' set,3l WP foamed-- 11,0 Gi.tr.• it e Doke of Northoorherl Intl ; Earl Whit worth; l A sr.l D • Dooodavville; Archdeacon of Colrhealer; Cord p a ll of; J. liqdro. %Icreddh, W. Nli:11, J. C. e .1. W Russell, And F. Tile I. 'flies of the to the Coriotrotion hot wits !omitted o!! the Numb !Mk la the (;!Iler ; wv tiotirrtt the Conotree of Dom more to ihe ( ' hotell, sod the Lithe!! of itevetal Alarms. n. On the op;•to•ite t•itie or the Church were N oilethrr nr I) , v ; ises iu their flat rent loath!, mitt the hotly of the Cathettril, us tr. II m tip Cal k rip., were erootti with sell-tlitbsell uu I frshionsble Tile wto the order in is hick the music was post I . ..rine al by Me.•rs. Sol 000000 , Vtlig Clsrk -, I las es, T , inrile, 'rerraile. and the buys of the tinee chnios, lay n frill and coninlete which consisteil of the Nit iiiS'rs of the li"3" 4 1 Society of Musicisiis, ltd by sir. Wire with great precision. to whose rxeriiims the correctness of t i .e perforniacce of such an extensite band is to be rt , ribtitt Caanalortaar, Mr. Grrafa.ra Hand. I's " Dellinrrn Te Deism —CLnit;%, "we prase bee, Gotli! ' —Sulu, " Thu.. art ii. Kiwi of Glory," Mr. 111. 4 .........-ef i aarlis, Tb eis i art the ilasairr." " When flauu luck• it upon the," tic^ Mr V.inel.ati " disco silted at th e right hand of God," by Messrs. Salmon. Varazhan, and Hawes Morns, " We le beer that thou shalt come," B,e " V. 5141 heat, 0 Lord!" Mr. Cht;ke —Sulu and Chorus, " 0 Lord! in flair have I trusted," Mr Saloon and Chorus...— Solo, " Our F . :diners loped in Owe:• sweetly sung by . Mr. Salomon " Gloria P.airia," Handel. —Anthem, " Irjah the Lori, Gail," du—(:rand Churns.— " Ilion 16.4.. t b en our r. fur , " (romposa d (..r elm; Coon) by Dr. Boy ri.).—S du, "Our Vali. re holed in Kalniaan.— Dort, " Show us mere y," Messrs. Sal and V.ltszlsan m, " Itenarinber, 0 Lord!" " lltr cps of all," &e. Mr. Saletni.—Chorus, " Rdrseil be liar name of the 11.0 rd" _ _ itr ..rtott w pr. Ht 11, tl by tl r 11.. v. C. God. dart!, A,olol. ;Icon of Libroitt, flout the Following writs "1 :'"" burn Young, hul now I am old, ant: sitter raw the ri,:hto on , tratiug 11.14 'fiend!' The G. .etgl (mom:l6ou Authcin (Itatititt;, 1. May the Kota Litt fur r &r. At the cone:m.l4m of the service, the no jor !tart of the pony pmere , :tql to merchant Talton' 11.11 to distort-, ‘O.l. re the Lord 31..y0r lot k the c hair. 11 1 4 Itovul Ilighotst. the l)tike of Su.sra shi•pes: lid Ilib Lordship ou the right, (Ittpeed nu nutlitury usafortn, sod the A rclibi , hop of Cattitt - bury ou the It ft. Oo the cloth beittg ri mute, d, Non Nruit Iktnisie w.is auto.; by Nlessrt.. Montague, Eart.l,9, Taylor, Troia, l'ardluy, Master Dosioddson, vll4l others. The Archbishop of Canterbury proposal the health of the Duke of Suss: x, which was drunk with peat applause. Hie Royal Ilieluess returned thanks, Slid iu an eloquent speech pointed out the to twfi., of the lhastilotiou, sod expressed his desire of urn:4,d., its intervals. Ili* Royal Highness then propowil the health of the Lott) Mayor, who also rtturu.d thank*. A Windom, collection was wade. Oen. Watson 'bolo/. Lin,. Holey Plii:ip llo l ir, Li stir -- -- -- - Right Hun. Sir John Lerch, John Swine, jou. Li. Laois The Third Report of the Select Committee 00 1 Ilryi a Will, rm. and Into CUillrag yeasty, the Oil riot the Road from Loudon to Ilulylwo.l has beets i Water Colour Sui ii ly, R. C Ramos, Fisq. William MIA:, printed. The Committee adopt, and strongly re. I Li J. Austin, Esq. Radiant Wertnias.ott. Lsq. It A. cousioesid 4r. Tstruao's plan of on hanging i.iso {:l.l " it i o "c „a r t i i i" ois r ) . " S r i . . F l v ss l ' u l . . , ::b a l . — k Sir I t ; ; ...r ." 1. 11: ;1. 1- es h a A " 1 ' a,.. " 1 . 1 " J "" I ' l l e . bridge. acracr oss the Wiwi Strait. Emelt of the two i 5„,„,,,,,,,, Iraq. .l sy,,,i ii , E A c u t...H.16, 0 s lib, .1. it.ern, principal piers will be GO by 4t.5 feet at high-waler El. R o bert 111114, Est, Ertl of (us Or ) , Trituiti• Free_ mat k, haviug a foundation of rot k. Upon the I beg, F.. 41 Hem) Moir, Fsii. R A W. F. Witliel mo u lt, Lsi q , summit of rack of these will be esecird a pysamid Thunels Daiild, Lag I: A. William thistle!, Li Alt A. of cast metal, fur the purpose of raising the cables sjA"'" (bristir, 1:4 '1 • ( 2 d ""ti ''' (" ), '""rr . il"theN Esq. loom WOR:11 the bridge is to Ire suspeuded. The She P l (: r o d ke A rr i l i l . , “ E r. .. , l l . (::sisent.t.iissliitiliedtii,e, . I ai t e '. i turi t i u ti ,: l Lea,,, i l' i r 2 . b.idge. winch is to luiug between these two points. Huth Dossers litousritil (2il eldtasuisei), 11" i ni. Oil:soli, Esq . will Ise 5. feet lung. and 30 feat aide. The els- P RA. Linter Wailmore, Lii Charkii Stokes, t',q. F. L. lite lt-owk of the bridge will be sfitt feet. The ex. Cluitilrey, Fri,. It A. (S1h11011111111111). w'. S. WOUliblll'ar, E.!' pence is ellllllllllttd 111 70,00 W. 11 • mparhtin, Eq. Jame. Slur, I:41 Jan.... Orchard, L i LllOlll/11/11 . Al t, ii7nomn, Li. .1. Ouulop, li. J. 11. Garin, INVERKF:ITHING F.LEcituo.--The Select Coin- st.i . eqr.as J.1., ,, iii:...i. (3 ,.. 151:121tiis „aj). ,,,, i , idi 6 4 i l l, 1.:,." 1 .1 G,. ,, , g, . Iliillre oil the Petition of MI. NPTILLIC A HT, ph ,* K of the undue Elec of the fl.oss. Mr. Sule.ciihers i.f Three Guineas—J. 51. W. Turner, Esq. PititstanSS. fur the District of Burghs of Vies rkeit Is. (insiti..tuusii..i.).s French Artist, 1). Wilkie, Liiq It A Mr. nag, Stirling, &e. met on IVedneritlaV. "brit Mr. Arelidi swim Fish. r, anti three guineas y, at iy, I'. Norton, Li J....% 6 A . gi5r, Ers, ( littler Amity, Esq. it IlAaisoN, tl.e leddi..g COldlibri fur 31r. m e rAG-coulters uf Tau tit ' i ''' •ar ' gust of Oise (which are chiefly CART, stated, that lie wan not fully prepared with the a „,,,,,,, ). lin . „,,,,,„„, is Dal.. evides.ce necessai y to prove liar tilleg &tuna of the Tile whole RIO 00000 liillr to PO4/. reliltuoi, and that it was not los intention to trouble After the laid uf coistributi hurl he. ii ern.% Or. eD.U.Wit Ilse C4 , iniffittee wills rote riog into soy discussion of I"Pu'd, Ilse i'; "Rh of 11r. vo"uz• She II "Y % ","v"IY• the subj. ci. Alter akw words in reply flow Mr. c suoe ui r ai st r uon i osz t. . i. , ik a bu s eal iILT id the p 056111010 15 un due see ‘ll. ARRI.N, tilt Countwl fur Mr. PRII4RuSIi, in *1114:11 ' '' i s i il. Ro7.it s I tlie s li . ilems l u l r ie l si . retired, hul tlw Company slid lit staled, Shut it Willi 1101 the wish of his client to 111)11irp..r.,ir until a lair Lour. press 1 . 61 flit Pettlitsit being voted havoluu• said The rood oh liar Intent tulipl.lol of Mr SSI' a lirtomillint , l, VI X• 1111.1110. the Coln tnittee drierilinlrti drat the Pit , . 1'1 " . • Eva". Ku ncl A li' l W lll . l ;lOU'', unit r the direr Itiut .if ting Ali-mini was duly elected. 'retie Is the second F " . "'" T "Y he ' ehe snugg sill, has e " " I ' 4 " d "" I " t 4 &trot .11 the Mititsles lab Candidates fur tliCse Buts'is cu u .' it .. .. n i s aim hie" prude' s -id miters! Iltionili.ris of apti'illiw. since llic diabUIUUUn of Psrlisinent. List .. J..h.. Alia..i.m., IN) toe, - its. pi ) alli soled dons lie.itt, 14ff INTEI LIGENCE. COURT Or CHANCERY. Walvitorrat, TIIIIIIIOIIY, May 13. THE LIABILITY 1W ASSIGNEEA. IN the atorrer rf JAux:sisa, n ticsaksai , f• The Loop Cu I NCEI.I.OII had, un r former or. coition, dispoa-d I. all itie questions to Him case, ravels, 11111., which WWI. Shit her Ilia I sir tossigners of t h e bankrupt w.re liable for the deficiencies r f person of the tissue of Shirt, whom they hail employed, with the improlvaitun cif the creditors, ts w msg• the affairs of ow imokropt. Iles Lord whip t h is slay observed, that the case hid beau re. Prittedly before him, and liod ocOilpied intich of the time of this. Coort,mol it waa shut important, as it affected tru.teea, commonly called assignees: they were trustees, without may rewaral for iwrforui- Mg their boat, yet the. Legislature isitetidesl that they should perform it with all dilt,tence. lie slid sl ot h o ld. to ,t if y in iissigoee or trustee 'orteil with dilisCences nod it I rya ensued. tlott he ought to he Fes:mumble ; I ir iii.t ince, he ogrecd with the de cision in the vow of the 'amnia. wl.oCll wit's quoted, where sine executor remitted by post to &biotite,' exe cutor i 4 the country a sum of money, which never remilied its destination, There it would be contrary to eirity to make the setiarr liable. as he used all diligence by sendmg it by !m a, i t cou ld out expected dolt he watt to he th• howl that carried it ; but liere the rare waa quite different, for the iiiirigtiess admitted that they had not audited and inspected Sitireit accaniere, mid that it was by at!. retlesit this y,rousul out be was a defaulter. It was, not earth lent for them to say it'd Shirt had kept his arcouuta in a most JONI niatuser, and that it woo f :a ril to unravel thesis sawn they never sofiglit to esansiiie them. It was sinial.tr to a case that was before hint, of an executor who was called on to c arr y int o i fl,-ct the nil of a 'testator, which expretiod that It, property was to accumulate by compost:id hitere•t. The Court did soot 11. uk it was sufficieat for hire to say that the will wici su xpr•p.rll, Oust I.e 1701114 1110 carry its intentions into eft; in, hot it put on hint to %hew that lie had used due 410,..401.re to do P.), Pi do tin, lie war held 11.11)1r. fur the v. 01 1 1,01104 Oi I , mkieg into' the ti ilc•retit rts , .iati.ills of the Crt,... (litsir,i, he enulil 1 , 1 , 1! molly that Indem nified tile D.wgewes front 1141 1 14.4(111g the noeinants of `hart. a• they had not nerd doe diligence as Irnstres. lie was of opinion they were responsible fur the 3,0004 the rum 6liirt was de ficient. KNOWLES v. SIIEPOARD. This Moe pu►tpontd to Saturday. There is no doubt that various changes are imme diately to take place in the Law Department in Scotland. It has been currently reported for tome (14, in town, that the LORD ADVOCATE is to suc ceed to the too gowns vacant by the death of Lord RESTON. In the event of this appointment taking place, it is generally understood that the Learned Lord's gown will be offered to the Soociroa•Gg ?MUT. or Sir Wm. Rag, though we have heard that both these Learned Gentlemen decline. Mr. Doug Mentalism, will, of mime, be Solicitor. General, in the event of Mr. Wgotnitanates ac cepting the office of Lord-Advocate. Several re. siguationa and many alterations are confidently t .Iked of in the law circles. ft is said, among others, that the presets( highly respected CHIEF RADON will fur errtain retire, on account of his continued indisposition. The LORD ADVOCATE, Boron Nottros, and Boron ADAM, are said to be candidates to succeed him, It is. however, pretty generally believed, that Mr. Angst will be ap pointed Chief Benin, and that lie will be succeed e.l as Lord Chief Commissioner of the Jury Court by Lord l'iTmo.LY.—(tilialmrgh Paper.) A letter received in Glasgow sin Saturday. from Calcotta, dated December, ItilB, says—"'('here are sea cely 9.0 bags of cotton in Calcutta at pre. seat. The weather is now iilrasinit : it is about the !acne warmth as it is iu Scotland its slimmer. There was a great lire here I is: night, whack destroyed se vers! beautiful houses. We were thankful it did not resell the shipping." On Saturday last Mr. GEORGE WOMBWELL, Lis wife, a n d three men Isis set yaws. belonging to an exhibition ril wild beasts, were brought by %M- I int before • Bench or Magistrates, at the Town. hall, Swishy, on the complaint of the farmer of th- tolls at Toywon-bar, for violently forcing their way through the said toll-bar with their caravans, n.saultie g the collector, and refusing to pay the toll. Alter a long iiivrstigati )))) , during which a nteitilwr of witnesser were examilied, the said GtoacE 11'ipx:nwt..o. was convicted in the penalty Of 40. and 4 , 5. costs. . - . l)ie Wednesday se'rinight Bothwell Castle was entered, Hod a cold watch, silver candlestick, black coat and vest, Ste. carried off, all the property of lord D0UG1.49, and part of diem bearing the tin pression or the family's arms. The theft is sup posed to have horn committed by two suspicions looking fellows, who were observed strolling about the grounds doling the day. In the sildickb bok, kept at the gate. it was et.ircil i1.,1 the one cu r i e from Lonrho', the other front Birmingham. They had on alialohy black rims. A correspondent Irum Ilritn-hy, referring to the arrival a several vessels at that port from the Con. Intent with bones, observes. that the raigeraiets of ltriglisli *grit-011161ns to obtain this manure, and the cupidity of foreigners in vopplving it, is such as to induce the latter actually to rob the sepulchres of their lorelathers. Bones of all descriptions are imported; pieces of lialf.drcayed coffin-tire are I.m ~i 1 among them; and those pkilled in anatomy have no losit al ion in pronouncing many of the 'Lours (4, la.ovr , h. Longed to lititueti beings.--(B04- run Asper.) Wedimbilay tit oruing the parish church of harrow. on-the-I Intl w 111 . 111k.•11 HAM various article. 1111 l ; COII/.1 , 41114 of two suppliers, the whole of liar a nuununio n n table lioru, and a quantity of gold Lice. e Inch tike robbers stripped boot the 1.%•1 timothy. Mr. WistifY. the 'mild, cleik.lietl the precrdiog evvning removed the whole of Ili. , communion plate from aheoe it was u-ollly kepi ; thus the thieves were disappointed of a coo. soterable part of their xpected booty. ter AluriAis their, titusom. from Bristol to Que. ass spoken with the list in Int. 43. 12. by the .Spriv, arrived at Bristol from Si. 1) oniogi, VIE 7111:r. NEWMARKET SECOND SITING Al I .ET : wrwersa.”*, ASHY 13. . . Mr Andrew'. I. , ey %Yahoos. fret uf 11-i :I'S 1,-.• Mr. Nealr'ii e. liv of Dimity, ,S%i 31 4higs.-6 to 4 writ Mr. Andrrw'r f. Sweertakce uf 13is. each, for 3-Tr 01.1 eulta,flo. 71h.; fiT.. SO. 41h. T. Y. C. f.nrrl S.i J 4.i s broltwr in Aegoilo Mr. ltryodhsoeli r. IN Octavio*. out of Cirri Sir J. "thelley'4 r. Ity Como., 01,1 of Goiter io It/ .. Mr. Watson f. IDY Waxy, out of Pope*. data Mr. Crockfurd's Fairy . . phreil lint 3. r, In 2 ort I Ard Sullekri brother to ArTtilo--3 t o Mr. Wynolhones f. Lord Stetcrlirs Mawr/Arm, PIO. 91h. h• it %Sr Canvas*, 741. 01h. D. M. 25e.—..1 10 I uti Mr. Claltrltoieot 1)11,0. gst. 11,41 N.r j Allier, 74i. 13ib. R. .M. 200 z.. h. ft.—even tni I).Ati ! Hantfityr Plot,. of Sfif. by wl4.eriplion, twin. 1., the threeliill. Peale', fur Oster, four, firc, at..l *t..0.. ohl. and agrd A.r. !Ara E•cetre. hr. f .‘dwtece, 4 cr. ell, 111,t Mr. ft ,do ', hr. It. Stainhttrittizh, .5 yrs .1.1. Mr. CI orkforrt's h. I. Itninp. 4 yr.' 01.1, Mr. I..mhhnis rh. r. M.esolvville, 4 yro uld , 7-1 S.'t. Mr. north'. h. r. 4 yr. odd, 9.1. 6 u. Doke of Graftrve. h c 04 fire, 2 vr. rd 4, Mr. Wysitlltttm'o gr. h. Stine. 13 yrt old. ftsl. 12; h Mc Judge toleced het teo.-5 to 4az dust A , , .... I NAVeIL INTELUGENCR. rurvereorrig. MIY 1t Clme into hathaur, Gum &pithead, the Gez4.1,..!•,,.., t, be paid uff. Pt tvltit"rrit, v is II Arrived the Chant!, Fratticra, (ram r.., if. Cape of GuuJ Hope, awl remaiu rtr.mot:Tnr. at.o: Ift Arrivrtl of this port the C.tstle roth,s, Frnre, , f. -a B•nuhay, in tuor mouths, and procredr,l f.r In Id ..1 ‘,.* It II . 14 .uppneell that of 41Wt r co Nave pos,o ti 'lsis purl to-day than tow .1 . PFAL +lst trued th;4 inorniotfihr Cm...wart/4, P0i.11.1, I'm u urilh Livt,sl:l, lor,ll4vuort ; Torn Murhrc , I..gr ; Oluu. for Vesnrr-r:s ; Acituu, Ca 114111; so.l Multi', for Cork. A MY. Wailed fur the liver, the Per. itet.erastee, Templar, f,out China. rr.NzAser. x tv 13. The how of a lar±► chip vras "era I.y a It ,y b ar a.arrat eight and a bra N N.W. of St. has Itcs‘!, last 1'44. ner.'ay, a Olt a bricht yrroi.lt str►ak, and tea 1 t i iii Ler cal-head appeared to h• about 15 a, 16 tochrs. A rr iyeA Ivo rarettio,r 111.1 ■gaits this morning the Chooser, Totskia, from Lisbon, fur Loudon. CoRK, MAY 7 On Fiiday last the ?lions', Lamly Cuticulae's to I.ivcrpnol, and freighted with coin, It ft harhuvr of Dingle to proceed lioi her voyage. The d.. was unusnnlly fine; however, she had not gift any eiinooiratte distance outside the harbmir, when in tlan view of a c.oo,iler able number of spectators, she wog seen wg down nn is i t eli ty hestlfiaremost, without even allowing time for hainticr the boat. The melancholy consequence w.s , that hi• e n tire crew, cuosiating of 11 hands met a watery sari awfully in stantaneous grave, as there was nut the smallest of asnistnuee frum shore. iVhat renders this riienniktio•ie yet more trazical in, that five or six of the sufferers had hut very lately deserted their ship in a sinking state outside None of the Papers of \Vellums(' ,y noticed the cir.. cum./melee of Mr. PEEL haring on TlM. day po.t• polled his notice. which stored for MoodAy, to Fr, day, the ilst, for takiog into consideration the It. port oil the liaok. fir dill it imitietbutrh rfrrr the ballot, before the gallery was opened ; too— tiuently the circumstance was uttkLown In any of the Reporters. - - . The Thomas and Mary, Mariner, British 4r.1:7, and Earl iloira traosporii, with tro.lo fat m Ports mouth, lam from FNlinoutb, artived at Kiri aI ws ni the lit ult. The brig fly arrived at llireta dues 29 h March. from l'oettiatouth. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDII.4 LI, so-moaaow. —....m...—. 144 IL 3. a 0 1 li. D. Girth, Greaf St. Deletes, merthants .t 12 A. Gumpertz, Lomhard.strret, otrrchant 3 I: W. Gilpin, Yilliers.street, army-clothier IV. Ilancock, Bury St. Edmund's, cabinet-maker IV. 'Lewis and Co. Little Towerwirert,wint-merclatist 3 t : ll'. Fisher, Lambeth, math. r.ma. tiler ..... J. Pickhourne, Norili• street, drug-grinder C. IVathen, late of Saltert:Alall•court, merchant.... 3 pi J. Bradshaw, Sohn, tailor J. 1...te11, Lowerxruir, Lambeth, grocer J. Tillman, Bluousaboi y. woich.rnaker 2 11 S. Thomson, Cripple-gate, eatruderet J. Gray, Drury lane, rummissiuMagent .. R. Wood, 8100f116513 ry.sgitare, paper-banger IL Dudgeon, Fleet.strect, oilman J. flouter, Bucklersbury. merchant J. Orr, Ducklershury, merchant .... A. Parent's, Montagu.Mi wii•Sneth, horse-dealer • • • 2 It F. Yandall, Kingslanil, enach.proprietor W. G. Williams, 'lhrtigntortme•sireet, arrtionerr S. 0. Jones, Wine. s-sirrri, Lembeth, potter J. Hates, Leybourn, Kent, miller J. Pioxley, Able, moobury, cm pewter 2 It T. Rhoadt s, fluxion, g! u.••niminier B. Foot, Gracrchurt li-sli ec I, lideerti keeper J. Beckett and J. Rubcris, Wood-street, Blackwell ball-factors II W. V. lilt 11, Nitre uw-wa tl, Lambeth, oil merchant I It M I) 31artiu, Piccadilly, jeweller T Bevis, Oxfwrd-sheet, coach-maker K. Blackford, Little Tower-hill, stalMmer ...... F. Fldetion, Sohn, jewt Ike ...... •• •• • J. Higtou awl J. Brewer, Blackfriars, warehousemen I 10 _ DIVIDE\ DS. L. M. Firs, Bury-coups, merchant l,) W. Barnard, Lloyd's Coffee-house, underwriter W. Parker, Whotectispul, oilmaa It. Friday, jun Islerinrth, barge•m 4ater T. and J. 11)...e1ey, Ranksole, coal nod cure-lan.(4lant• 1.. T. Coburn, Oxfordritirt, wo..l.tapier J. du Ku., Brixton, Slurry, insurance-broker J. Dowibil, Weatn....eter, carpenter T. Roper, lalingtons, tope-maker.... .. Clancy, lirna.l...treet, proeigion-merchant J. E. Johnaut., Rlnannsbur), onasier-mariner .. .. I" PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Molt Stork.. .238 '240 holm Stock ..stl7i 3 per Ct. Re (1...701 71 Ditto Boot 47 • 3 pct . Ct. COIII. 71 Ex. Bills. '2 . • • • 7 9 yr. 3 i Per &id.... 7,4 t Ditto 4 pt.,' Cent.. ,80:11 Lottery Ticio-ibilf. 5 I .yr Ct. N. A 0u...10.1V Coo*. far Ac.. 1;. L. Amt. LONDON : Primed and Publislud sit the Oifiee, Nu. 117. Stritrul ; where Ailves waists sits air rev Irises (130‘1.11.1.111) nktif I be aslitreised—C. SMITH, Nu I. Cletnuit's I.u, Priory—J. wiirrii • No. 127, 711tosis!, Publr,her.