The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-21 00:00:00

* %.- % • • • • • t e l & , -4;p fi r.. o r . 7 • • A . POET RT. VISCRIFTION ON A BARRIO, OF OYSTER Here N. the maims elms Mike, Mee high Famed °litigator chased, all d tree tillittwoh, Thesehtors, they were kakis, sod eellllll*Wil ; Thermoses 111 prated, and thee flute an Meet Vote debases) of beast, awl health they s l immed—. Ikea% their beak had as haierwalit •••• a heard. NgsN reeks Hera, yet, how altemageati Wheat, •Thettib multsiall they betristmerti—.theastroaa tate ! They were Sure iv.. their kik rable'd, sad kit ee decay, And Mew. 'theft *RYAS, All te kaper • prey ! Ake! Ike, *we illik ° 4—opeyleel they fen, .Aadi teit not Ihr a idlit—sash bad hut • shell! • WINDSOR, M•acs 20. Wednelldli niensing the Doke of You arrived at the Clunk, an a visit to the QuEgm and Pm. cassia. His Royat Wilsons nstersied to Loudon iii the afternoon. The same day the Duke of Ct.snence arrived at the Coale, on a visit te the Queen and Pam. cEssar. 'Yesterday her kiesYsTY, aceensionied by the Duke of CIARENCS, the Prim:eerie A USIV.T.• and ELIZASItTIi, took on airing in • roach and four th . rough Sloirgh. Ihitebes, Eton, &e. This day being Good Friday. the Royal Fsesily attended Divine Service is the Provide Chapel. in • the Castle. Afterwards the Okays. and the Prin cesses - AUGUSTA mid ELIZABETH. attended by a Lady in IVaslusg. took an airing in a eswe's end four, and honoured the Earl sad Countess of Hitt- COWIT wish a visit. at St. Leonard's Hill. The Duke of CLAMMY left to-day for London. Yesterday the Doke eft's= visited the Patrice RaGIST. The Oaken( Sussex will preside at the festival / of the New Musical Fund. Thursday evertiog the PriSce of Hesse Hots- SOURS, uccotopoulied la Baron O'NAneerele„ sit with th e Duke glad Duchess of cUIaRUKLAIIID, at their residence in St. Janne& Palace, where there was a select patty to meet Serene High nets. Yederthsy. being Gaol Friday, his Serene Ilightteis, accompanied by Dawn ORAMITIall; avit to attend Divine Service at the Reformed Lu theran Genstar Chapel, in Marem'Otase, C 'street. Aftettrords hi s Serene 'Highness rode out tai bereebeek. HurSevene Highness received visits from the Dske of Ctesbees, Earl BATKONAT. the Earl of lialaPOOL. toed. Mantectirr. Lord SL tisane. Ma* POTig, V'esteeller._heit, _Oreedariey. Divine. Service was perfoelow441".1111.111 by the ltev. F. W. ikonanits. The &a Kim; of the Kamm- 4 LANDS toteisoissed e-hiesrepelty of distinction en , Thursday, mile how. Whiarrhsi‘phice. Ilarmi fltronsaion the Priories Ambassador, gives legend estertaismeot dis day to the Paiute , IL mare. Count eel . Cosistrie Loaves. Prince ESTRUIAST. the Aaabseisder from the King ef dor NneittaLax es. Sr 111141*111111-2141001111/111L114 Bart. and • large party of'dssitargoisbed personages, in his residence is Porthiscl-place. The Duke 4 Devonstreas has left Lord G. H. Csiewatsn's mot, llalkev, Lameaohire for Chaste-. moth. Derbysbile. 41. Grace is espe:ted in town ,nafewd•yr. The *inlets sod Marchioness of CAMDEN!. and the Latin PRATT. have left town for their seat, the Wilderness, 'Kent. for the holidays. The Marquis of SLIGO returned to the Clarendon lintel. bood-street, 'yesterday, from Newnsarket ; JAIILS Valley, Esq. left ditto, for Chelmsford. Frtex. The EA snit Countess of Janata ore eipeeted to return to town the latter cud of swat week, from their seat. Middleton Park. Oxforelehise. The Earl of Setnotwarea left town on Thors day, for his seat in Herts. Lord Amin= has left town for his seat, Moo. treat House, Kent, for the holidays. I.ord cud Lady CAWDOR and family are expected Tuesday next, at the Pultinsey Hotel, from their seat in Yorkshire. Mr. fleariside, the new Muster of the Cere towites at 840), is supposed to dance better epos 14 light faid‘nlie foe, than any other man is that ear. The Right lion. Cnaat.cs and Mrs. Lows hove WI town for their seat Bromley Hill, Keit. for the Mr. and Lad, CAROL'S a LAWN& left town jester. thy fur [bucket Hall. The cottage which the Princess Eatlentees has ust (filigreed of. is not silkily is Wisdom Park, iiinugh tire boundaries of the latter might mot hare iatended to the spot oat which this hide ilriice shiuds. .About ee l lest years since it wispier chased by a re...preside grocer iu incisor. as a sort of colint.y itots.r. It was titers of very humble 11 , 10edrillieC—a mere village house of small stud law looms, without any pretension* to the elegance sir pleasantness of a fasheosable cot t age. The Lyle land mot , lied to it was • m eadow for a VOW. Fortunately for the owner, the Princess took it of him at a long lease, soder • rest of hoodred a year. She soon obtained more land, .lo.ri hrd t ra, Flantrtt • brit, and formed • lump* and shrubberies. The room on the garden .ole she enlarged, and formed a rustic arcade before 1,..th bout, , l u short, she remedied 'yelp , thin, tattilit the smallness end lowness of the rooms.— But her Royal Highness had been accustomed to suartinents ~f Troy small space. Her cottage at Old Windsor hod been • real cottage. A person the etntd,nv of the porkur stood alusost as high a. th e cuit.ig. Li die best bed - room s the hell" dn. roof. . • 1.(11 I. . . OF /WENS. Mears. BAUR* end Stiltirilen, of the girl' have just opened • splendid Pam/Arnie View Athens. • We hardly kowir • Am-fret more laden rably calculated than this fora picturesque sketch' or every thing that can delight the eye, or informs the .sins'—it has the meet pelislied remains of or« ehiteeturel grandeur, displayed on a toi l Where every thing combin ec to give effect to their spiew dottrii.-a has bath • land cape full of beauty end variety, end a see view full of richness end that calm serenity which accords with a subject so perg. neat with the most interesting reflection... Though it. the words of Lord Brno*. whose poetical muse this subject inopired. a Cephistrs' merino is lodged sonny, and Dimes hos 110.600•111 At OIL" jet•-• On old itioe's reek, satlidnes isle, The God of Gladsome Ahab his parting sails ; Ow hie moo regions lisserkesr lams to Aloe, Timm% there his altars ere so wore divire." Contrasted with the gresideer of the fragments of Athena's poor remains," you have— s Iss elsomilie turret of the gay Lush, Awl, deo snot ooeibre 'mid the holy calm. Near Them's' hoe yen solitary polio. All tiered with toriosss bees arrest the err — Add shall were Ido that heedless passed theta by.* Independent of idea nature of the sehject, the execution of the 'seek is uncommonly picturesque and broutifet. and reliever Hie *Wiest credit upon the ornate. A description of a sultject of this kind must osecesiorily convey but • few. ble idea of that which can oily lie frit ion its proper force from the !lentil of the crust; but as a specimen .1 net, It ie impoiellile to over. look this Panoramic Exhibition. The first «emo tion which strikes the mind of the t?ectistor on entering this Exhibition a the troth of time fact, that in the more compendium destruction of Turkish hawk, than to the ravage« of time. we have to trade the ruinous deve«tation of .• those nentatuseuts of art which iaseicLes retired at en expense of tomidetably snore than a third of the public stock of the Atlienisui. Many of the scattered columns which Imre supp or t e d and adorned the Temples of Athens, remain little off-seed by the physical operation of time, while every thing in the shape of sculpture or statuary hears the iocontestahlr proof of the wither ing and deoolotseig hand of tnin--the monument of PIMILOPAPPUS IS I dreadful iustance or this de. vastatioss. The proud fragment, of the Parthenon still sweet the rye with much of architectural brandeur. The remains of the °drum, a n d o th e r uilding. of a similar description, are an mixed up with Venetian and Turkish piles, Ilia little re. mein, of that conical ferns of roof (by no menus the best style in Athens) on which, according to PLUTARCH. CRATIIros Red 10 rally p RI C LILA. •••••• " As Jure, se olden ow his head he wean ; " As Pericles , a whole orchestra hears." /s. c s- But the ezteut of Athens is very clearly marked in the Panorama., and the site and Olttime of some of the principal edifices correctly marked, oecoribig to the b. 4 eurhorities ; above all, the locality of the beautiful scenery from ‘, high fly• metier to the plain"—end again, So " the glorious gulf. unconquered Sailsini.," is exquisitely pour. trayed—the peropective is adiairable, and that part tof she Soon Sew.- .4 *ht *eh Ilse sietere erilettehilltillettilit.' • ' • anniNi Tint hove —white gentler peel; seems Se " sweik," is beautiful in theextreme—it has all the tints a of sapphire rod of gold." which poetry after nature has given to it. The artists have, with greet pro priety. deettelvii *over the iiiirfece of the Panorama revers' groupes of Turks, Greeks, and Albanians,, together with souse one specisnelis of tune rich vege tation of this fertik mil, the besintiful colouring of which bas a line effect is the paroling. The Turkish war-borse iii the groupe, with the disdar of the Acropolis, is inimitably executed—it has the spirit, we hail almost said the enotomical eniuute. nem, .f COOPIR'S awed ; and the ermine of Greek females, (lueing the Itonsaika, is. no doubt, from tenure. though the firer-es are by am means so elegant es they are described by travellers, or us they ire represeuted in Mr. Twinge's admirable landscape in the Kett Exhibition at the Kuril Academy the flouts perhaps belong to • lower elms of Greek females then those who dwell ou the Albanian mountains. A catalogue, drawn op with a critical accuracy, describes die part* of the Exhibition which are well' illeatrateil by Gotham frIMU ACILIMM•MNIS -Lithographic Press. This catelogoe. we ere from the following passage. keno to the 'swims that PHIDIAS slid nut sctuafly erectile any of the sculp ture of which the Elgin tumbles are so splendid a specimen. " The celebrated statuary. PHlDias, liartued the dengue. and superintended the whole work." We know that Mr. PAYIIR KNIGHT, in his Warned dissertation before the Committee on the Elgin marbles. said, that PHIDIAS, on the entho rity of PLUTARCH, did -sot execute the works of the Parthenoo ; and Mr. ‘‘'t !AIN. thought the worded PLUTARCH clearly proved that PHIDIAS had nothing at all to do with the works of the Par theusa.• Now the author. when speaking fur him self, neither says that INitous did ,tot execute them, nor attempts far an instant to prove any thing osi the subject. • Alt he stets is this— tint PUMAS, thiesgh the friendship of PEsicuis, • was appointed " superintendent of all the public ediitees ;" and that "he had the direction of every thing, sad all the artists were to receive his orders." PLUTARCH neat* the architects of the Parthenon. the - vestibule of the Citadel, the long wall. endow or two other works ; but almost the nolike of the sculptors ii, that PHIDIAS executed the breams sad golden Mama* of Ahipree —he, in feet, passes over the sculpiere lath a sweeping itsdifference. It is a singular seppositieti that Palmas, the must accomplished scalptir of his time, eliould for years have sisperiateutled such extensive works, nod left the whole execution of the sculpture to his pupils and the other artists. PLUTARCH probibly moaned his mention to the brazen amid golden statues, on tl.e suppositioss that nobody Could ever doubt the *collider'. claim to at least * part of the other workmanship in his own particular line of art. It is unit irrekvent. we tram, to put its this claim for the fame of • greet artist, now •ileat we hove so massy fregawma of Athenian grandeur in this country, roll so beautiful a picturiel representation pia this Panorama fur nishes. Besides, we h.tve (if we are not touch 111111. w , and. relied regiineut there, by which he Inst a very large two petty. He was, in COOMlllnisee, rippoisoted some tome beck LieutimauteGovetnor of Nova Scotia, from whence I►e WISP .removed to Prince Edward's Island, of which place be was Lieutenant-Outer nor 10 years; when ea limonite of ill.heelth, and to attend to hie priests• properly, be tongued, to the wrest grief of every good and loyal info in that island. His matinee durum his uoverumeut was beneficial to the Colony, serviceoble to the King, ■nd honourable to himself. He sent his mil, sun et the ago of fd. into the army. The climate of the Isle of Preece soul of Callan were too severe for-him; be escheated into the Shed tegiuseast In order to get to Europe, Which Le orschtd elite, but shortly after died. the venerable General, or any of 10 y asa ity. h a m mese eircoverrd that blow. He lose left an amiable widow, and three highly accomplished daughters. COLCHESTER E L ACTION. Ott Monday last a very respectable Meeting of the friends of Mr. Harvey was held at the large room at tlor Angel lion. Colchester, GEORGE SEAMAN, EAR. in the Chair. Mr. DANIIIL HAaysv, of Wickham, in this county. •aid, that though be was a man of few words, still those who karw him would give him credit for decision of chuncte►, and that he came forward out of respect to kg nephew, under a fi►m belief that he was a fit petition to represent the Bo rough of Colchester in Parliament —that he was therefore determined that the Election should soot be lost for want of adequate merits to support it ; and he was the more decided in this deternoination, from the fall impression that Mr. Wright thought his nephew had not the means to support a contest. He wi.hed. in particular to contradict a ►eport, in.. dustsionsly circulated by Mr. Wright and Itia friends, that his nephew had acted most uofrel i•tgly towards his father. This, Ire begged 1,9 ►ure the Meeting, was grossly Imbue—out oast intry, he stated, that every transaction which had passed between him and his father had been first submitted to him, and load received his decided sisoction....Mr. Harvey's speech was followed by the greatest applause. Meows. - tHIC DAYS OF PURIM. A JEWISH FFATIVAL. This rerestorty oricitisteil with the hanging of Hamm, mad Moideeers orlostonomeat (see Esther, cknp. 9,verse 17). la erimmemoratios cf the above event, mod the preserve. lion of the Jew• form the destruction imerwleil these, this time is causally art apart sod observed as a grand *mind by the Jewloh 'oaths.. At noon they repair to their respective pyaagoaser,. each perm* furnished rid nips iesonsiment of riiseorthort musk. suck as trumpets, triaogles, hoer, watch. wen's rattle*, morrow boon and choses . sic kettles, old tin peas, drums. whistles, fates, En, sad Isessomm. The envier is liosai performed by their High Worst, is which 'the cullAtelettirsie jam irnoietiothyams, hot whatever the Priest melodeon the as of Hew.., the whole of the coogrega -14'41 Ott up a mast horrible yell, beliowisg. rumusior. sod making the loose alseusdeot Noise they possihty nos with their respective ismitrimarostr, aircompsni..l by she roost Si. diction, Winn. such es hornpipe elappiug their ha ode, Soc. After this, the cerensopy proceeds till sesr the cotoclusiou, whew at a particular part the same horrible nuise coin meacea with redundant merry, rullehrat to frighten the mint furious beasts -of she styled. At the - corn-Nairn. of the orremorly they depart Coco the Syragoigite in syen.l lie day mod nista In festivity, fire whirhseorpor she yoridc woes woolen go disguised. or rather.* ramtprenule *case% to not hero unimportant ; nor could they conceal the peculiar pleasure which they had in stating that this desir. elle object had been sanctioned, with rem libera. lily, by the late Lord Mayor and Corporation of A subscription was instantly en ur ed into, and , nearly Soil. subscribed ; and many gentlemen pre.. sent, in addition to their subscriptilne. made offers • of beds, room, horses gigs, gild vehicles of early description. We understand that nearly fifty Ladies have formed theisowlves into Ciiiiimittees, iu order to support so laudable an object. Our correspondent observes, that it is impossible to describe the enthena.iii wh i ch pervades a ll classes of society in, favour of Mr. Harvey and his cause, arising, in oo slight degree, from the Keanel impression dist he had been, in the severe contest of 1811, most cruelly slandered and uuseuerouely treated. • - . , ..8. ,, SOW STREET. - MURDERS AT GREENWICH. OniTlinniday SO Officer reformed to 'owe, whir went sir express oe Sunday is search of the murderer, but, we are rosicented to say, without meeting with him. He left Loodoa ea the pr eceding Thursday, and we fear be will be able to conceal himself foe tome time. COLONADE AT THE OPERA-HOLISM William Rooks end Charles Arkroyd, two builders ern played in electing the Onloreede round the Opera-House, - appeared sis answer leformalions preferred ageism them by William lefrifilita, the leiglector of the Haymarket, charg ing them with erecting' awisances in the Kiug'il highwity, wain the Metropolis Regulation Act, by the two hurls miffed they comet to be put up. It appeared that there were two horde at maned of the Opera-Haim% which completely covered the foot pavement and several feet of the carriage road ; they had hens Is this state Mace the month of A 'least last, which obliged all foot pasenotens passing that twee to tent mot into the cartilage road; it was fibrotic metaled with coesialerable incenveni. nice ois Opera nights, or okra throe was say public per formance, as it traded to create coubislois sad impede per mits genies away films the Opera-hewer ; and it was of ma at aseistaisce hi thieves, as, ins the conflates, it esabled thaw to comasit robberies. The Defeeditists urged, that it was impracticable for them to carry tin the rooks of the Culotta& without hatter the lords. Mr N. COIIIIII4T, the Magistrate before whom the ease came ow to be heard, replied, that the coeveuience of indivi duals must not be pot in compelition with a politic tie isance --the impediment of the _public passage iii a street of such • thoroughfare; and, thereforii, if the Defendants did not remove the heeds, he should give directions fur their being forced down, agreeable to Act of Parliament. The Deksitests then solicited to he allowed a smaller space then they now occupied, with which they would con trive to carry ou the building Of the Colonad The Magistrate in reply said, that his orioles was, that such a work ought to have bent carried on and finished at a time of the year whin it was not the Opera-titmice season; however, ostler the circumstauces, if they would rednce the herds seas to leave three clear feet on Ike find-path, at would satiety hiss, which Ike Di ferniest* agreed to 4o ' and paid • mitigated proudly of 10s. a-day fur five days, In tl costs. FORGED HANK NOTES. James Trey understent a third exami whims, -charred with nth-riser a forged M. Reek of Engletoil note, knowing it to he such. The eircumstsocts against the Prisoner as to his 'utility knowledge were, that when he uttered the note at a culfee-shop, in the seighbombood of Lung-sere, he gave a false name mid address Mr Illsotaw attended for the Primmer, and eirlained his imprudent conduct of giving a false Name and address; diet he bed berm drinking more this he,had been accustomed to, end being is evaspeay with wreckage whom be did not wish to know his real mime mod addressorsa the cause of his acting hi the wait he had dose. A Getalletwalli la whose employ the Prisoner wee, enameled, sail gave hits a meet excellent character for homely, col. nouns, avid respectability{ he had intrusted him with large sums of money, and was reedy to dues again. • Mr. n'prOossie, the Solicitor to the Batik, attended, and mot presenter the prostestioe he was gieebented. Atkins Reisak was brought to the naive by Lawender, charXrd with allterisg a funnel U. Seek note to Mr. *woo Jackets., a Wave, in Piccadilly, who suspected tne mite hi he hosed at the 111.4, the Prbesere teedered it ;.he sleeved the note to a megleboor, she norlinard hb' all•PiP* 11 1 1 . fawnlike afterwards epprehnided nasally Zbltellarri Iv lees Ghee',, 011 ouvateleil of beteg coacmagel wiAls fut e t iri mes. Op* fi e f lore eosmaitteiregfintlin . imamalestles. ON Monday well , , according to annual castors, the Bight Hon. the LORD MAYOR, SHARITIPS, RICORDER, and CITY CHAMBERLAIN, Will go in stare from the Mansion-house to Christ Church, Newgiste-sireet, accomp►►nied by several Aldermen, and attended by the City Marshals, Mars hslmen, and other City Officers, preceded by a bend of music and the Blue Cost Boys, where, after hearing Divine Service, and a Sermon on the occasion, they will return in the sane procession to the Mansion-house, to the grand Civic Entertainissem. ►Miss K eLLY is arrived at Manchester from Dub lin, where she is engaged to perform during the Easier week, after which she takes the Birniirigh.ou Theatre, on her way to the capital. Mr. Yougu is go►ve down to Ball► to perform seven of Ins principal charm:rem there. His four first parts are to be lirmidei, Sir Edward Mortimer, Lord Timeley. and reereddoek. PIDLSTIIIA II 11151.—A gentleman of the name of Was r has uudertakeu the thousand wiles sit a thou sand hours. He ha► been three weeds* at his her cultist) labour at Fulfurd. Hants—but tune is ouch the lavourite. . celebrated pedestrian. it matched to do four miles agaiust time on bloodily, fur a Mi. aiderable wager. The Wyse Countryman who Iles been trying at the noisterpiece of pedearsentasit„ 6uo moles its ten (toys. Oh performed by Mr. llowaeo, broke down uto the 'seventh they. Uu Saturday night. about eleven o'clock, the family of Mrs. WerEATI ELD. or W baplaafl Drove, Lincolnshire. Ras put in great consternation by the unexpectederyiug of our of her infant twine. which w as supposed dead, end had been laid out between Omer and four hours, whet, it ai. far revert ed as to he able to take the breast and other nou— rialinteult, and continued to live until the following eveniug, when it attO the other twin expired yearly at the same bine. • . -.01114 0 .4 , , • WWl= ''' • • ' TO TEE 21121TDR OF THE BRITTIbiI PRESS. of • ai lt - 1, 1 - s a lt isech_ il l":10 1114 , r e alisig gle a. _ re P t ir Oti I":"ttitiesday night.alonst nine o'clock. during the ter-. I "•_.`7, ""'„ Iked t 1 literary absence of the family, Om neer front hone at nu Manful Prellnono " 1 14 , . on•wt witeildo • 0061 . 40 . evetsing • partr, three ?Malan by anemia of p.irbltnk "eye en. lectors hive beets eltietiegtlbribeelytektitT " • ••".. ICr , dshedwrltin -humbeefMr"l'ratl,of die Tei race. Camden Ira which, as only • e dice rp'riibk atpostlen has talon Tows, and brote.opro and ties; tta~t I iatil tr.:Tyrol draw ar, ix.. The their com den p n re g lietio lhe enit tf lirli t9 hW e nt drnili vinable bil ls: llllll " ' hue Vilili tty i _ l 7wltl iP liZ i 1 . t e o tt br an i d it. h i ln ili f i n it tn ti r r ip re ttili tnri b tru lt sh i er th earl? (eel infternonllent ItY lid V ert iVi." llll 6 •• ltilcidned#l l , l 9 llll .i mud oncepersettly, on which she 'villeins nude a precipitate dee the Pettily, who era . ftoeitally Irate* therevesuK and , retreat, each of the three taking 'impetrate n Hy. Me. Minn ha hunt'ulitYt II"' the •Onilecet . saceilicesten.eleatie ietespeeis! run tater /Mr, V/440111 po rotted minim the batik of she Cough, for pyridine restrody! A TRADESMAN. st..tl when ou point of laying hold of him, she minor .• • ...nutrition jumped into thereon!, whether with nu intent so .• &two hininelf or nr int across, Is ett4 known, lint be mitilt to Olt TAR FORCRD 11:sricAristiv OP COVENT; Mt" MI 11110“. Otrille to Hie weigh a , plate snit other nest. . OARDNIV 71111Arste. cit.., %IA which his pockets were stult.il The *farm Woe • • given, anti the tlcser were prferered, and after • cousiderelle TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. h . p .s e "t6o. tar •114/ 1 rhataarrerl and taken tip goile a tad. . athi botoit• bs to the - public.h.w.c," L eae it Stn—le November lart„ebromth the medium of your Pa. 1 " -t for the eu:usur . l. " q uest ' per. I rwittretetl the attention of retro, die and medical Gen. • - --- thrown to the forced Ventilation of Corent.gartlen Theory. I is hos hoe* Ilinbient of trivet to ins, that although the Yeeleilegiee has her* generally approved, alma, compass-- lively -with ether Theatres, sensibly felt, various cooties, which until now have not .bcra usider my control, lave hitherto Filially coneleracteil its beneficial effects. It la wit iwy wish to antieb blame to any inJiridutsl , as till obstacles .have at !meth been removed. From Monday helot leme ifestiledloes will be sack as I -originally iuteetled is, ris it Would have hero (root the beginning of thel maws, bathe the opposition I have hod twcpconister, Air Is the . Rest source of life—on the purity of that which its Jeteathe &pude our health and enjuryment, and its hope:ill' it, theatres, crowded amewililies, h it rowels, end to a eertoin dram iw -our close steeping. apierftwesels, Mai consort( many of the disorder, which haste, oar vol.— I OM .IWe enesideratieu to she sanction pf all learnetl tend esedieal•Vensleturn, and at the name lints 1 front that she erect; of the Forced Ventilation of Covent-earthen Theatre, as mow 'completed, will nut be witnessed without interest by soy .etelea of the pn bite. I have the honour to be, Sir, yours, tae. CHABANNES. Paled Callorifore Funtivore Manufactory and Funs& Ys Drue,.lano, 2ntli Mart+, 111 5. • A ND 7371C12 DIZOWWSD CORONER'S INQUEST. SUICIDE OF A PRISONER. • , Thursday evening au inquest was held in the New Clerkeitwell, before .1. W. UNIVIN, Col liar of the Co r is • for the comity of Middlesex, we view of the 113.1 y of l'.i. cleric!: Ryinell, • prisoner, who put as end 10 hilt 01416. goer by coitus; his throat un last 'Fiorsday miciiiing. The Prisoner was "committrd from lintion•garilen Office on the 10th inst. unit was for re.tiraiiiiiiviou. goner. it appeared, weld ow that day into the ilk.* Chan cellor's Can't, liocidn's tau, where he was observed Iry Baker, the constable in at iruitaisee, to lake sip agent !mimeo hal, which lay on one of iIIC besichrg,pUt it au his bratl, nod pat his owe umier his arm, and walk off with it; on which the constable followed him lam the square and took him ism restudy, with the list io his posseiudim; he was thee brioght for exanduation ilk Haillo9-gardell (Illice; where the Petiole , * was searched by Bull, the of f icer, who found in Isis Molt sixty-five guineas in gold and 3W. in Bank of blued • notes ; he was then examined ht titre the ?lagistratee, 8 11 4,41 E; the charge of stealing the bat proved. He said Isis asietilt, was Frederick Rvmell , but refused to tell whet he was,. • where be resided, or oho his friends are ; he was p respectable-looking man, about siaty.eix years of age, with few words, and ow e o f the list' men, front his appearaort, that could be suspected of • felonious act. He ItirW 3 tzactuded, in order to make inquiry atilM-gm.:: if ibe lot* were good, or if it could be discovered he catisc hOttegli.: bi so math money. On spplication 'at the book the Lotto • were found to he good, sad on his srat-notamiation nw • claimant appearing, both money sad buiser were restored to him. When Ire area itsforowd, that, if ,fie e~rried Sri much money into poisons be would be very f4lllll roblrtil of it, and be was atroodtlg advised to give it to some friend Ito keep for him, he said be li•-.1 . not a friend, he km of au lomat to leave It *Pith. The 31agisttales dettlned taking charge of ; but al the riiggestiou awl cobasty of .0111 e t;elittcosen present, Mr. t'ued, the Chief Clerk. will Prevailed on to take charge o f it arid his trateli ;•• mid the risoner was then reinaiiiksk id order to be bruitgld up again to bind over the parties Sitaproarote ; to the memo time he committed she shove detailikt net. The following is the es idenre u Timm** that about ell WI which to, _.. the &Waved :fear bf beinetrdadporled. and spike so rii6 Mai Iwitness believes he was not id his riwbt mind at flamed. Alfiteess has 1110 . 4100 tit bat be counnitted the act himself. Daniel Sprlaweburpe,.osie of the trend:eye of the prison, deposed, that be sew Me deceased about five wino les heftiest beast his throat; be saw hins afterwards Ms the stairs with hie throat cut, and the knife then proancea in his 'baud. Thomas Webb, !upon to•the pricy'', deposed, thst the deceased came to his death is rioasettsenee•Wf his throat heist eat and front what' be cuukletill#C4be was of opini on the ilecrai44l was femme. • 1 The Jury, seder all the teturned a verdict of lossisily. it • The body is not.owseed, imptireemalv.there no person to claim bin money. it he stole the list in a lit of 'temporary WO afteVwards peetculed hie Riving his right wade itelkddewee. • A shocking occident • happened on Thursday ttigMt iu Oxford-street Et:TRILL. jun. of Nit arlbririeigh-row. -was returning Isetne Us.. bridge at eleven o'clock, with Mr. CrIAPMA N. his friend, in • gig. when the vehicle struck the wheel of a Itackney-coach, and . from the rupi4 manner in which they were goiiig, the leg !to over. turned with great vioiesicw. : Ft. ratt.t, and his friend tve:e picked up for cle:wl, and the latter. who hats carver spoke since, h.tJ his rigtst l broke in two places,. sod is.oust expected to estr‘iv... Mr. excaped without any other injury that being stunned ut the time. The mamwr in which taxes are imposed hr African Prince is somewhat sisigod4r. The KL of CoNGo sometimes walks out on a nay when thrtm is a high wind. lie then puts 11;* Lonuet.orer one ear only, and when it is blown up' iiv the wind, imposes a lox on tho.mt Rnh j rets % vi m live tp quarter from which the wind Idea.. According to the Return made to the order the House of Commons, for an account of claims for compenrotion which have beris mode' on the French Government by 13ri+i•h ►ulyect-. it perms that the total unmbry of claim% inclittl; 'hove or the citizen. of the !onion bits, •motml nor !hoop:tint one hundred and ty-six, of whieit 3,13 have been licinithiteti, and (k 3 rolecterl, w. not COMillif within the purview of the Lonitnivsio.-- T Th e F eere h Commissioners have made viitioent award, of rejection, to the greatest part of which the BritiNh Commissioneni, after e uime n itn ing the m to their own Government. have acceded. -Sever..l of the donna hove been proposed for arbmotiorts but no final decision with respect to any of them lois yet taken place. The salaries of the Britian Co , illei!oberett. which commenced Cum the t December. 1815. ere stated to amount to per annum : Some neat:wry etnployett a few days n f in in sin, iris fur ot.rj, in a livid belonging to Mr. N totivvp, Charltoe. in Chits hire. farad the remains t, I a fit:. snuff yam', about three feet below floe %office 0 .. t;• earth, Celitablillg sauna of the Emperors VA I. 1 Rt . end POSTneiitel, * 'EP;! 4 1 7 Mist) the • "'eighty oi • • inch judges a s CIIIIIIIIA at PLAXMAN • sculpture la th e .Mid),, dad Paiute; . blisibd. work on tlitie po d gi a omposisentv 'of Athena' meridian grandeur. The WOW half of an " t'S enfrit is his Niue, and with poottitity it on to be loosely shakos. . GEAENOL PINNING. . , ......a i 55w....... WC twooteneed tili death of this Gentlemen on Satueday, the 14th-'4lllbtarik The world did not coutahs • betler nuncio 101. the various relation- ship s of life : ea a h a t& a parent, an d it friend, he was alm o st unequ al d--is a landlord and *as. ter, be gm" kind and .indulgent. He was ouch distinguished in the American war, antsreised • i.ogly towards his roller. This, lie begged to us- V t ale". . 44""N " .tical " ilHaPigli daPPiili " ' sir hal " / " C ' " " 41 're taken '— er this , the cerentiloy proceeds till neer the rooclusios, T., m sure the hfeeting, was grossly 181414 e—on A c. l ll- whets at. a particular part the same horrible noise cum- ;„ 1 '' 8 ; Grilulk! ' a Prisane . 7 *P"eociid4' that 8141 ; 1 m t " trary. he stated, that every transaction which had !nelsons with redoubled csierry, sufficient to frighten the li A l me u r i . e9 thi atsoiraCey tea o' c c a l m Gc e k lo °u the 3 c u a t te 4. inad . e l aZ i f ii ;iii 1 " •• passed between him said his fetlivr had beets tirot wrist forks's. beards -of the ileerrt. Al the -concliiiiiiii of trawl . th .,, Withesi, ,rent to looLfor ' hyrn iii ler. ~.g i l h : • l ' ' this cerement' they depart bum the SYtesiollos in alle" ll* And at len g th found hills on the third Isioliiic 'of t he s P erooi:l submitted to him. and had received his decided sanction...4Hr. l - larvey's speech WAS tallowed by ::: 5 : 1 wand eight In festivity, rot "'kirk Wilms"' the Youth= taws Richt lesohole to the sle'epioc-rolhis, eating DO the third step oaten Ku d is guised , or rislissriO Mowlorwok.swfosesi to leipariac lasekwords, witla Ws duvet eat is s terrihle two ' the greatest applause. LOI7, visit st t h e bonen* , their eceitectie* tribe , ' Odell beighlt elm itd &knife is his, hood, ell cored wish blood ;he wit. go it• Mews. HAL!. and DAT, of the London ans. for the reception of visitors on Ibis oecsskoo), whom ail I std,- cwt a l 'd i b a t not cold. 'vit ae " , n „ d own sta i r . nod [arc au, .. nittlee, in peculiarly neat end appropriate spitches. Vie. pig ego* and mire/ Ilessowstee• lossordliall ito heir lolutediate alarm fbe saw him" *boat a ciusrter , of as. &we expressed themselves highly gratified in stating to t i lillfercni loldllsollseer told ho rdlY dsrlath twhildiN!" l . kw. VT* progiops' to his resembling lbe act •he was thin well ; the WWI Iffer•!_411 1 116 1 1111641 1 1. 1 ebh dreamed nosed witaimosinit be ' was ad years of aged fits the Meeting that the moot liberal subscription had it: seeßslf .lhiehil i t, be a r k ."l" nipts p im b y l bw 4 „,,,,, mh ... i r corn . , • ...II no t c oc a drees earaniont..l Mesa films.. f been entered itdo by the admirers of Mr. Harvey gniajonliel. Or their. deliverers", awl • . ~ ,i . if 'j s s fi ts o m i rir . mll , l .:. , i h n. , . mo i 0,... 01 : 4 ,,,, i turd the friends of freedom, rpr cite purpose of con- I r Jrkseihm• useras. lisp two Aar_ ... . • vo Ali hem oa Ilarsdagisoe - or he bie - tuweit a veyltirtherollttni wafts to Itht; potkiWit of War" . + 4 swat. 14 1 14 * ihvfoilme"*" luillh' all *eloper . or Iliseli ft. alien iis ot blot M. expense wbutever tg that Gentleman ; mid when it "'"' •I 'h e "16e neat 14e1 w il l ha d.. filiir Oil day •la "hoot • tire ntheiltess -Alb* ' •lissesbal it the 'het, owl Duke's Place. after he was brustirlif down stairs•wllla his throe. cut. 'The was considered that the expense of horses alone, at kitifesbeo tarodiseed is (he taupe wituraklevil the .!ereased ; the last General Election, cost Mr. Harvey 1,2001. P(ILJ,C E. now.sTagrr..... l a w : i 7 a tu i rea ux , 7 6 l . . 7 :h r o r ri. be se i ll i t ior t h i e l lresmion tlect w d ligiS ted ' i l a .. "" lk a ird ad t tre i s br p. ry k ir a i r so l ' lly r • k w , se i t i i il il h o w in o7 4 they insist infer ilist their exertiolis had idat been . . e -wors.— unimportant ; nor could they conceal the peculiar - MURDF.II§I AT rut Prwewtris that sit/wee 1.1..... L..... ....I ::I I.:- - t -I_. —: . • -... ' pleasure which they had its statism that this devil.. _ 1 _ - . the upi4 t'f• it ler, roke Mr. / eilig .•• v en .(! wie , 0.0 •, .r of the ✓ eti SP! . r4ittit It try Sikh "IN ant rivet • inch itrot - rer.l how, Item ittoh y VW. iatit• rs , p, liw 3411 - ' • a •••