The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-01-18 00:00:00

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't 1 Govt. eurzneld, mid that hits lille move 1 Serener, rendered to Oa by nor .n t . solely If ;immolation of Colonel Gilmore, I de Richelieu, io the negocigtio ' itch Iv .ti the ' who iv • nerviiii; with much credit in the lode.. 1 I close of the foreigo necopass. awl desiring th.i f - neodentioriny. The amphlet he asserts to be a the reeompence which we p . .to grant li. tissue of falsehood. st• Deputy then, disclaim should br tll the lt , 4lltY lime a its- moll of 11. e pill lug all per:41111AI resposiarltv. soil yotyisig a li:Ali tic gratitude for the important part hr has taken ot co mpliment to Gtoo-ral olivar's whom., concludes the denveionce of the country; his % t ig fettirll l 11111•: .1 We have MIN/hell. Will 1111 (11111a111. &C. - Ti'" conclude, the Depot y feels himself called o pim in " Article 1. Three shall he erected in R i fle of dm D a b. , support of his comory, its government, bib fellow-i it largos, de Bit helmet, Peer or r.4llrP. 1111.Irr the title of a eau l a l n1,1111191..4, /01C01111 , 1 ,11 0 11111 to the false sold atrocious ca • reeomilence. to be attached io his Pe. r ter. Still I ran % M i.. lintions au.l Idols with whirls they sue an un;:intly branded, sob* b) th e, falai' title, a Ilittfitral Of 50,000 frames rve.vatoe. • to state with coofolence, that they will ever be fossil proud "2. This wojerut shall c onsist of 1141 pr.. V • CI y. vlo us 10 aeknow!es!te, with soiserre gra' ital.'s., Ilse antere.t that may by the y h: from among the domain! , aviiemil to the Civil lie felt hy this 11141iun, and the efforts null asesistance which List, b the law of the Bth of November, 1614. 16 , 7. have , or way in Wine receive, from the Britioh sub. (Signed)jells in forthorance of the cause of their Intlepenalenre, the i mportance of which cervices will be indelibly vac:raven on Ti le proj•gg was ordered to ire printed. the loess le of their peewit and future gentrstittoss Tim 111iiiister of Finance then noticed the report " LUIS LOPEZ. NI EN I)F , Z, of the Finance Committee relative to the Mean- Gerie.Dep. front Me soptc Venezueleae Goverument ofa. vemence of rteeiviong by anticipation the reveiiiirs of the year, MIA the advantage of fixing, new c.on menressesitfor the financial year. To meet these ponds hr proposed the following pecjet de dui :-- " Louts. Ire. " Arl 1 The hriaiwiril year shall be from July to Sniy, Utilising with dug month is 1810 " 2 Fur the cliffllll4.ll 11f the preeedioc Alin*, the Budget of 1019 shall comprise, Insides the year 1819, the six brat wombs of 1820. " 3 The seheduitsi of direct efontriliutions of 1818, shall be used until the Ist of July, 1220; as also the laws anal le itishiliiitt. eel slice to the other receipts or the State. • 4. Tie treslits that shall be opened for the Government in the placid Sessims dual comprise I lir OW* hoses belong int to tiw year 1819, evil this supply of me foods 11rE1. ,, .. v fur the sash service during the lest six month. of ISO. The Ministers shall. in cosfunalty with this slisposat.on, era 4aer a an p : ilemeopiry budget for the sty months added to the year 1819, which shall tlicu be e o i,:,idered 49 of 18 months. " Let!is" Tile Pi trident announced that this second proj-ct shall :it exiserned in the bureaus, lie thrii la-ad a letter (coin M. Camille Jordan, who haul been elected a Deputy by two deportment'', but had Wade his y6OlOll for that of the AM. The Chamber then formed itself into Scrret Committee, when M. de Verstrilh-Puitautuu pr-- du. ed a proposition that bad been made in 1814, far prep% the King to present a pre.* de lei s con (amine the follow/mg dispositions : Art 1. The right attrebeted to the King by die 164th Ar. title or the Civil Code, of runa.A.tog.fus weighty causes, die prash bilioos of marriage bets ...ii Hoek aril nom., Runt and nephew, or extended to inu nage lartwevaa brother-an-law and soar r.lia.law, inolsibittal In. the 1t12.1 Astarte. " 2 Lviry -.,nand tessitist to (lilt aI 0 the permission of in mole.. Is Is.. luothermidso aunt silts-in-law, shall lie seconigsassiid by a dililieration of ilw family, saviug 10 lilt CoOrtftliatlli to have such it pill to it as is l eason.dole." Tin. proiso-it ion will be developed to the hist Svc. ei C mat t e. The Sittiog Men adjourned. Grartnn•+trest, Jan• 15, 1810" IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE or CONIMONS, SATURDAY, JANUARY i`• The SPEAKER tank the Chair according to the notice lie love oil Friday, and proceeded to call over the simnel or the Menitwra by comities, in order to their being sworn. A number attended, delivered in their qualifications at the table, and took the oaths and their seats. THE BRIT.! S It PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY IS, Nig. The free-trader Prince Regent arrived on Fri day at l'ortsunintli from the Mauritius (laden with sugar), the Cope, and St. Helena—left the Nfait ritius 29th A oril, Ihe Cape 6th October, and St. Helena -26th November. She was ilismasted otf the Cape, and lay there four months repairing. The Lirerponl. Topaz, and Carlew, had touched there nil their way to the India station. Detachments of invalided .oldies front the Mauritius, with the fol lowing Officers, have arrived in her :—Copt. PRIT rH•ito, 56111 regilliellt j Lieutenant CAMPBELL, late of the Bon:boil regiment ; Captain READ, Cninpany's service; Dr. RANCLAUD, Royal Artil lery; Mr. Am, Couninisc , ry ; Hlsn, Mr. BROAD.. LIT, late Midshipman of the Magocienne, and ele ven invgided seamen fr that ship.—On the day the Prince Regent left St. Helena (fifty days ag , ), It was ascertaiiird that BONAPARTE was in his usual health, nod safe in his residence. No thing new whatever had transpired concerning. hitn. The ships left thane were—Conqueror (Admiral P t.am pi a). hury(lice, Tees, Reilpok, :nut Dutterel. The I I yet fur had sailed for the Cape, for live .lock. THEODORE 1100KE, Esq. Accountant-General at the Aliiiiritios. came I in the Prince Regent. This gentleman was sent to England by General HALL., the Conim.miler-iii-Chief at the (Mauritius, under arrest, upon a charge of inaccuracy of cc. COUIIII , . On 111% arrival here he was relsase4l by order received from the Secretary of State's office. Vi: EZUP. LA. We have tecrivrd • statement sinned " Luis totrz MEP: Z." styling himself Grxerol Deputy from the .•oproose Government of rear:irk is. uurrtvrr t." Cl'lll4lo 1111pUlaltionll that he cottiploilii r.o C olot mina him by • Correspoodent to a Cnrk Paper. Had the otistement been of even moderate length, we should probably have inserted it ; hut however riveiroos we may be of att nig all toritindind. placed in a public situation, ono "motor tunny of defending his character. ahrnever hr may believe it to be usijosily assailed, yet when she via (location would neap**, too far upon the limits nf our Paper. we flatter ourselves we dull urn lie thought to militate against " the principles of jostler. the Mitres , ' of the public and ..f truth." if we confine ourselves to I gris,ral outline of its content% Siva Mendez, who is at least by name proba bly well known to the realer part of our 'rotten., declarer. tint he never "teed " any artifice, deceit, WI tiler ptoniiere to Induce any pentOtt w tint Coon. try, wh :tette might hr Ina rank or profe"son, top) sal peeve i 4. Venezttrit ; and that he never diredfly nr ridoteetk received any mow of money from any indisnitsal for his. ado:dodoes into the service of Ve ro ant Is." H" then proceed% to state— " That the Officers who have stow to Veto aucla have here a ten dimwit. " The lirtt of Dona have been Iles bearers tit a letter of 'yeoman udation from the LlelnitY 111 Ilse Gusts. isturid there ; they have themselves wide their arrassgements, and ago ed fur their passage in II: fferetit t. ss. 1. • few toe • them paid here lb , abide of Ilnir passazemissitcy to the which has never exceeded the sum of 40/ eterliug. *Where did nut pay any thing. or paid the half, a third, or a hands part of their passage. esti, agreeing with the Cap- Ism diry should he lan .ed ...one part of Ike ( ' hilli'' , stt in puss: ssiusi of the Indepenth nt (tsivi motto of Veto Ind., it Ito sat to poly the remainder due by and. 4iAkcn, and al.' 1.. f , soloburhe the proportion of their passisee.munr) ahead) piiisithil she total amount (lid nut exceed the Lim of 200 era roach. " Not our 4.t the teasels ever arrived at the Continent : os:e only, the ' I. F. arrived at the Wand of Margarita, where she remaiiied ; her Captain. C It. went to Angostura its smother vessel, and me Gor. violent, to fourth mity with the list presented to thi ins to the Officers on board, 11111011,ii ing too on, proof the rewaiuder of the passuge-utooey which was due, amounting to tips ards cif 1,000 dollars, althoue, there woe aca.. e i y 2 0 Officer% who arrived at Angostura. Whole the Captain of the vetoed went to Angsritura, seveml of the Officers runnnittril rariout rectosio at Itogatita, olden compelled the Goversour Diets to like severe 111.11•411:VO agatnsl : most of them eltsprer.vil throosalves the different islands and i 4. the United States, vdillat aim remained retried off the vessel to it Doinstsu , ss, deal ing many siriscles on hoard, and tutitk and upeord 1114.111 y let ter. •Indt had biro lett by the Captain. " Every out of she Officers who embarked on hoard of the aid remora wrote to the Deputy, 11.4111r66114 he woald accept the offer of their vuluntat y services to go and dekuil tile c noir m f lielepeodenee. lu commeiti e tice of the letters, nt whirls the knish!) , II la a very noividerable number, he g.sve earn Offii:sr a It, altd letter ol recommendation, address. • sid to the sum( me Chief Go areal Bolivar, to whom they were to be pleventerl, tomtit r with the csonnei-sissis they hail het: its the Ei,glish service, and the shicisineuti , which pasted thesis 'ecru es, agreeable to the stitemente wok by them to she Deputy, such emit:tined in his letter or treornessem nation. Tile Officers MO their arrival at Velll•Ille111, who did nut to;lil their 414,111431 ttttt t as well as Whir% white from their Idlts ',.llllillel were not recce )sett by the Indepestilent Go v. n.tural,diosppoilited ih their ex oredlliOllo, are n o w isle iloorto to Vrlls tills spleen by pulds•limg kttetv and stale st,. tits full of gross calumnies ;mil falsehoods against the (i.serrunient, the cniiiitr), its itiltiohiratite, urd It, ir Deputy in London " 1 4414 outer dais tot Oficere, he observes. are those We have received Paris Pipers of Tuesday and ‘Vettneattay last. In the Clittinhei of Deputies the Niattiois DEittiot.LE inotionneed a high eulogitun ou the taleota, character, and services of the Doke tie IticttEt.t Ex, mil in the 11.111111 of the Kit4o anbutitied to the Chamber a projet de lui, grant ing a rectotipeo. e to him of 50,000 francs a yens, to be for ever ;abseiled to its Prerace. A law was stko proposed for waking the Ist of .10Iy the be- Own% of the limns i.tl year. The Five per Celli.. on Monday were 67 1. 10 C. Mitik Sock 101S0 I*.-0O Twod..y the Five per Cents. were tilt 1. 70 r.; Bank Stock 1,470 1. Ftom the Dublin Papera, at well as flOm private communications, we learn that a itedundation crow the t leading of the Proteidtants of Dublin is about to be presented to the LORD MAYOR, re loin to call au early meeting of the Pro testant Citizens who are anitiotis at this moment to address the Improi..l Parliament in favour of the Claims of their Catholic fellow-subjects. It is stated that at the head of the rillitisition will ailvear the mimes of his Grace the Duke of LLINSTILR and the Lirl of Ctlaitt.Emusre, Noble men not less distitivnisheri for their elevated rank. than for their dex,ilied virtues. The Duke of ti• OCR, since he attained' his age, has sit in the Douse of Lords, and iiiv.,tably supported those principles which guided piddlir life of his late revered father. The Earl of Cstartt.E:auar it not tepieteditutive Peer : lie lives at home upon his estate—protee!ing Ins tenantry—and forwarding and encouraging tlir..r squovement of Ireland. Ai a public man, he supports the best and soundest principles of the %Vhig school. Ills influence iu Ireland I* very considkrable. %Ve need scarcely say. that the educated and independent part of the Protestants of IrtlanJ have • t '4 C long sotertaftetssentiments decidedly favouriabl e to ibe clause or their Catholic countrymen. Al readi the Protestants of Bellow, of Galway, and various other pliers, have recorded their Api.. ninny upon this great national question—mid fin will give the tone to the country at large 3.-. The question then will rams before the Legislature, rating not only upon those sternal and invariable principles of right, of justice, said of policy, which support it, but warmly recommended by all that is elevated, independent, and powerful s ~,,, opt the Trod' Prot toti—ihose respected Nsilslemen, those . esilig tfi li citizois, who, from daily inter. course 11111 i I E iii4lisriniatice with the principles and conduct of the Catholics, must know them best, • and whose liberal sol;totacy reflect not less honour upon themselves 01.111 upon the character of their countrymen, whose cause they so ardently and so generously support. Most sincerely do we hope that their efforts may prove successful—most sincerely do we hope to see the repeal of those laws, unwise as th-y are unjust, whirls have loug distracted the Irish people—whi.lr, hive enfeebled their energies, rod blasted the growing hopes of moral improvement, of prosperity, and repose. la 1 .ftg URSLAR'S Rifle Regiment, consisting of 1,000 picked men, is completed, and the last de tachment had from the River. A house of the first r espectability, who have rirensive dealings with South America, have made the Colonel Oleos of assistasice to the amouut of 100,000% fur the pu,- pope of carrying the objects of the eXIL,IIIIIOII into effect. Four hundred disbanded soldiers from the German Legion sailed la.ely from Hamlaurgh and Cuxhaven, with urine and ammunition, bound for the coast of Venezuela, and will form part of the cavalry to be commanded by Colonel 1./lista& The Ceres, from Leghorn, which put into Ports mouth with contrary woods, is laden with beans, so orticle chit is become of much commercial import ance in the Mediterranean. Between 40 and 50 vessels, many of them from 4 to 500 tons burden, were expected to be laden widths a month for Kingston, BOWEN, recently arrived from .dais, brought nearly 500 tons of coffee, besides other winds. The flochefort, ED, Capt. W. P. GREEN, went out of Portsmouth Harbour Saturday afternoon. She will shortly proceed to the Mediterranean to re lieve the /Albion. Sir THOMAS FitEm tNTLE will hoist his flag at Leghorn. The outward-hound named last week still remain wind-bound at Portsmouth. At Spitherii— froth/Pa, Sapphire, Pheasant, Sophie, and Grecian. Leiriemmt KITCHEN. late First Lieutenant of the loin's, is sp i ofillited First Lieutenant of the Wye, Captain WILLIES, on the North Yarmouth station. Captain the Hon. CHARLES PAGET is appointed to the Prince Regent yacht, at Portsmouth, vice Sir EDWARD HAMILTON, Bart. Capt. Sir James A I.PX•PI DER GORDON, 1C.C.8. is appointed to the ,lctive triple, at Porter ..... th, to be fitted for foreign service—it is maid, the East Indies. Lieut. GEORGE WOOLCOMBE IS also ap pointed to that ship, with Mr. WILLIE, Purser. Mr. H. MUNROE is appointed Secretary to Sir THOMAS FREMANTLE. A Military Brevet is daily expected to make its appearance. —(Sunday Piper.) Mr. Ausu.s, who lost his arm at the battle of the Nile, under Lord NtictioN, has been appointed Master Rigger at Chatham duck-yard. The revenue cruisers under the orders of the Admiralty Board amount to sixty-four, of which I.lGsly. , A•Sell are commanded by Lieutenants. The number of vessels on the Irish and Leith 'datums see the enure. Sir HENRY BLACKWOOD, Bart. will proceed to India the Leander, lie is not expected to leave England until September next. he Dauntless, •26, Capt. Hon. V. GARDNER, is expected to sail iii about a fortnight for the East India station. The Sophie, lA, Sir Wm. WISEMAN, Bart. with mails and dispatches fur St. Helena and the Cape, cletained at Portsmouth hy foul The Blonde, 46, and ii/ocrity, 10, were launched last week at Deotroid. The latter was built by shipwrights app.roteeo. The lion. C. MERCY is about to proceed to Corfu, having been appointed Treasurer of the Republic of the lowan Islands. Major-General Sir EDWARD BARNES, who was Adjuiant-Geoeral of the army under the Doke of WELLINGTON, is going out ir ..... eiliately on the Stun' of Ceylon, to succeed Major-General A. C JACK SON, alit* Is coining home in consequence of ill health. The accounts ret roily received 110iD 0 1 1011 are by 110 Tile Lady Sherbrooke schooner arrived on Finley se'iiiiight al Castle Town, on the coast of Ireland, slit" a passage of twenty-mire days, from St. Julio's, Neofouitilland. She has brought letters and Papers to the 16th last, but they are not of any im- portance. On Wetioesday.the Gill instant, the *hip Severn, Capt. IIAIJ.IUAY, with eleven passengers oti I board, sailed limn liiogruad, with a fair wilid, for Barbailors. A fier a Sew miles to westward of Lundy, it came on In Irinw very bard from S.W. when she bore up for Nlitierit, hut the wind dying away, she was u n able to r each it. Li a short tune there sprung up a tine wind flout N.E. and they immediately ! made sad, hut had not got above 94) miles , to west ward of Lundy before a most dreadful gate came on from the westward, the sea running isitottitams About two' o'clock m.o. on Friday last, a most ties mentions sea all uck her, arid carried overboard the mate, Mr. BA I.SUON ; J. V AuGHAN, the titywaid ; sod CHARLI.9 1% . HUFF, 111611 JOHN EDGAR. seett► eo. list.soorii wits by a rteeduig wave emptiest beck into the ship, hut Vie other unfortunate turn weir lost. The s teward was seen holding by a tope tort was hauging to the vessel, Lett heloue ha could he rescued, moil her heavy sea carried away the C' 1A411114144 Ile et' horses and a cow, *hail l'isttlitiC v on the pour fellow (who was crying must otrotoly 1 "r 11°0. lutitoriltutely overwhelmed lOtu, sod he was &CCU 110 5 kit fi '4A,* tir • •-- at tl ; 1 :‘• ' •• C''.: • • .- c FA lONADLE PARTIES. Thr Antionssador from lisp Nrittrrlands entertaisrd a large party of &snot-tam ye ‘terrlmr, al Ina h0w..., plarr, .4 g whom were—Count Mousier, t'onst Urns * Cultist Palmella, CISVIII Ludoif, Lard St. Helens, ix. Tim Earl or Livrrpool rave a grand dinner on Fraley at Fire House, to lord Pinning, Sir Charles Ruhismars, Hart.; Sir William Congrevr, Bart. ; Si► George Clerk, Rant.; Sit Julio Nielwl, Bart,; Muria-al Sollwron, Mr. HaWord, Mr. Gronirron, %Ir. W. KO, Mr. I:edict*, Mr. Dent, Mr. lWilliam Cuurtcnay, kr. F.ISMONABLE .410VEME A' TS. The Duke of Devonshire is expected to leave Paris in a few days for Italy. Marquis and Marchioness Cholinondeley left town on Sa turday, for Brighton. Marquis and Marchioness Cornwallis are arrived at their house in Old Burlington-street, hum their seal, Clifford, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. The Earl of Lonerlate is expected in town this week from hi• seat, Cuttesmere, Risilandshire. The Earl and Countess of Liverpool left town on Satur dxv,for their seat, Comb House. Sturm The Earl and Countess of Thnuet and family are exp•tted this week at the Clarendon Hotel, Bonitstreet, from a tour Tlie Earl of Shaftesbury is arrived at his house in Grosve nor square, from his seat, St. Giles's House, Dmaetshire. The Countess of limerick and family isie arrives at their house in Maus&ld-street, from their seat, Southill Park, Bucks. The Bishop of Hereford is arrived at Miller's Hotel, Jer myn street, front the Prince. Hereford. Lusa Napier left the Waterloo Hula, Jerrnyo-street, yesterday, for his seat in Herts. Lord Anson left town yesterday, fur Mr. Cokes seat liolkarri. Norfolk. The lion. F Lamb arrived iii town on Saturday, from the F. 411 a Jcion's slat, Middleton Park. Oxfordshire. This day he leaves town for Cashiubury Park, on a visit to tke Earl 011,1 Countess of Essex. Hon B Craven has left town fur his louther's, the Earl of Craven's scat, Hempstead Lodge, Berks. H. Ball, Esq. has left his lonise to Portland-place, for Brighton. Arrivals at Read's Hotel, Loom. Grosvenor.street Lowsidee, Esq. 111. P. from his sem ' Winslow, Bucks; S. Mackay, Esq. from Liverpool; Jacob Irving, Esq. from Cheltenham ; C. Jones, Esq frum a tour Arrivals at the Claremont Hotel, Bond-street :—Augastus Henniker, Esq. from his seat in Essex; H. Wilton, Esq. from a tour; Captain Stewart and flintily, from their twat to Herts ,• J Henniker, Esq. has left ditto. for Oxford. T. T. Egerton, Esq. M.P. and faintly art expected to or. rive this day at their house in St. Jairus's.sqoare, front their seat in Cheshire. Wita. Long Wellesley. Esq. M.P. aro iveil on Saturday at the Clarendon Motel, Bond-street, from his scat, Mc:stead House, Essex. • At the St. Petershorgh Hold, Capt. Chatterton. Arrivals at the British Hotel, Jerinyn.street :—The Dean ' of Exeter, Mrs. Laudon and family, front Oxford; and Philip Painter, Esq from his seat in Worcestershire. i Arrivals at the Puhenry Hotel :—Mr. A. and Lady Anne l Murray, from their seat its Scotland ; and Rickard Trench. Esq. boor his seat near Sauthampion. The Earl of Fife, told Sir Alexander Don, Bart. are expectad at the above Hotel this week, from Scotland. Arrivals at Tburns's Hotel, Berkeley.square;--coopt I FIIIICII3I and suite, late Portuguese Ambassador to our Court, from the Continent ; Mr. and the Nils, Renyoury Goon their seat, ricer Shrewsbury —D. part urn front ditto The Rev. Lewis Way nod family, for their seat, Banstead Park, Surrey; Mr. and Mrs. Olmiva, fur their Beat in Kent. Prince LEOPOLD is riperted to return to England in eoninnity with the Duke and Doche.s of KENT. Their 'Kayo' Highnesiies will arrive in --• the course of a f.-is Meeks,lset the elect time is not known. Vl::Coma CAITLEIZAGIN being nearly fecollintd from his late sevrie attack of the gart i lefl hie bowie fur the first time oil Satur.tity, at one o'clock, and proceeded for hi• Seat at North CraV, Kent, seam 'mood by his V.scountess. The Noble Viscount. we are happy to say, is enjoying excellent bodily lit alth. lit is expecte.' to rrt OM to town to-tour row. On Wedoestlay the Nol.le Viscount l;ivea a Padiaiiiriitary dinner to a numerous worms bLige of the Members of the I louse of Commons. Oil IVerloesday the Eat I of LIVERPOOL will give a grata' Parliamentary dinner to a numerous party of Peers. Mrs. MOUNTAIN has resided for some time at Flo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii It it strauge that this Lady's talents should he withheld from the public. of which she is so great 'loll dtstrving a favourite. Mrs. MOUNTAIN 14 one of the very few of.tresses who combine segue and sound in an eminent degrte. The LORD CHANCELLOR is st fHtctecl , ii to toe gout. with tot toternal eosuplutot, which 111111 been gaoling ground upon Imo for Bowe time post. The symptialis were first nbortved during the last Session of Parliament. On Wednesday, the 13th inst. the second Annual I i Ball was held at the Red Lion Cuts, Banbury, for l the baorlit of the National School, and was vets I notoriously and fashionably attended. Among the 1 company weir,- The coutites: of Guilford, Viscount Lord Sandun, Sir J. R. Miller, Bart. 1.3i1y Mill , r, Sir James Ramsay, Hart. the Hun. 'I. W To ',Artois, Hon. N. S. N. Douglas, M I'. the llook.‘lr.Satulford, Major and Mrs. Stratton, with sotersi other thstioguishttl chara k ters. 1 Bruins continuo' his attar lions at I)rury-lane I Theatre.—Miso ()'Si tl. l.'s *Jealous Wile prod MINI 1 en OVertiliW iit l'o,rt;t-,:ocitt: ion SAtilichr iv:gilt, and the Olyininc thsnft)ed a crowded ;oat eleptit audience. A hot: unit reunited for tie Doke of WELLINGTON. 'Fite Nlatriptis .tinl Matelnottess a WORCESTER, Lord Hoot), alai several other per- SOSIS of thstiortimi were present.—The Coburg Theatre also advances rapidly in public estitnation.• 'Die Muster of the Ceremonies Ball at Clifton was 11111111efIllIsly and fashiiMAlly attended on Tues day evening. A ! , Ittgolir eircumatunce uccorre4l, Just at the cui.cluatuti of a dance, the g light r i suddenly went out, and utter litirklie,S iii),(•lltril the hrilltant iu•setobly ; wit-titer a tuck rOlllllll 11 , d IlisillUaled ii!•e-11 into lite pipe, or smite tittle Dandy SAIMAA h1111•eir with ti:. l'reak of stopping the gas, lla% not yet beets determitieJ ; our has it bet-ii re- Iported to tot how misty pinttnrs changed hands, or What Were the atitoititt and 'noun , : of Coe pr ot e .l;,- I fund, tlooldl•-.sly made (ti ing the islercstiv till- I scurutiou.—(Buth lloali.) S ' BRIGHTON, JANUARY 15, /t k confidently &tweeted that tte Pri kill continue to ►eside at the Pavilion xi vaiiced period of the roosting month. Illghoess's health i% paid tote - extremely A *4 - iiitittron of the l.tlr Goarde. fro' nod a party of the yth Lancers, have within the ;led week, performed the mil &ono before the Prince Regent in The opening of Pirlisment 114 s occsi of the Prers and Sl.P.'s who were resuli leave us for the cApital. Sir George and Lady ShiMter's bsll f, at Coomise-plnce, on Tit-•el.iy, was e , nearly 350 !leptons. A great portion of End Gentry of the surrounding itriglibc well as many fashionahles from thits tow the Officer. of the Lancer., and with ill' present. Waltzing, quadrilles, and coui successively ruled the hour. Lady Shift Lord Gage was her Ltelyslti 'hire sapper was of the must sumptuous Webh, the celebrated Irish Melodist engagement at Chichester Thistre, 0 evening. The Officers of the 79th regii the performances on the night of on chick occasion the house was eruwdeo TOWN-HAtt, JAN J. H. Bates, E4q. was the °toy M. the Bench this cloy. The busistem bru, him tea* as 11111.1.01: Maria Thames. a young married worn: gletori, whore appearance *es very isso.l spectable. preferred a complaint Nicsit bands brother. who, ist a hour* in Purr a party of friends lately eso.ernbied, bar kissed her against her will, arid, in du. lied forced nee heed violently against tl had also, because the Coni i .leisiuut refer Iris amorous propensuies, assailed het virulence of language, which was calcm jure her character. The' Worthy Magistrate repressed hi a matter like this could not hr coalition amicelale manner w blow bringing it Court. In respect to the caliirmaines words the Complainant's only ruined) was a; danurgea. The conduct of the Qetenn amounted to in assault s but lie num petty an affair was nut worth the cur., pease of being transferred to the Se..tnsn sincerely recommended it to the parties ' in a friendly manner. The Defendant. Robert Peskin., alarms! John-street. in thoi town, assured the that lne int.:rat MI &AIM ; he was of lively nnperament, and only did to what he has always done through life women whenever lie cosi/d. The other i I sett ot i dir i l d o t o i t i,t i t u t i l t i o e t cheottipikaiiisirodo should. so d L Ihe had &lie wooer, in , sord or deed. aorry•fnr it, and 14416 willing t o go h a lf i I lug it op. Tire Defendant, ~,,,,, ti hie bend towards the C o mplai l m o. it with a smile—and the parts. I amidst strong symptoms i Irt-ilohty Intl I Thomas' Lucre, at insbre!k, half-r ing creature, v.llO IkaS found by Ole et the houses littrly rtllyd Niarinan now a putt of the ravtliuti, et it late eveni;:g, yesterday Women, wesi cum iioube of Correction until tilt Sessions, Mn,N S. BOOTH, uit lii t vro fo n ,j o ns, Yorkshire and Lancashire, ties rem Rochdale and Halifax, the seri., years, in which the marked uttenti by the Nobility and Gentry as a prit mast be more gratilying to her fries . *access which has utatuttuly attended mind exertions. Am ng the late arrivals at Both Earl of St. Germain*, Cuuu l de Ci,apyt 1. Lord GrIICV, Lord Colville, Hon Mr Fazio Mon, Sir J. Gordon, h.r It William*, Cul. Cochrane, Cul. C u nningham, Cut. Cul. Thompson. The ti-rate demanded by Nladanor I for her tattaits at the Opera-honer ' season, were, a SIMI a 5,000!. a hei 1,0001. a coach, a (11111.er of 14 • liberty to sing at COtleVlrls, &V. hl I s • at as almost assitartluous to add that gent term* were reluard. Besides the comets discovered tints* of Pegasus and Hydra, a Ilan CO%ertill of the observatory tit Kiiii Ilust i• 111 the constellation of t h e visible to the naked rye. Tlinicts I.llr. llouGEs, E-q. is matt of the QuAri,•i• Ser•lors !or tb Ilion of lent, vire Me gad, of Ito , Early on 'Fiat, 5 , !%)• tunroinkc Portstsiont It, lielog at it. Helen... with a drift awl, ta ught a vrry It poise (of the PA, euuug one. It got entangled nr which impeding its tiring to the (a 4 all twainiiiillAry animals sin). shout twenty minutes, Min g lit net. tieing hrought to the shine, feet 11 inches in howl'. six I weighed between 10 and II cwt. The young one is too feet lung, quarters of an Cut. On Tuesday 134 die Stale Dosing, when (as mad) lint greater in number sod anntinnt this keeper, inituogst a In, were Nil 5.53: ai.d $41,0091. ( - 011.01. rJisltd Nos. 1.2,816, 1,11)01 -8,441, !Moot. and . Isis of smaller 111110 , 1111 i. A New Lon Ticket%, for which lit , LI i. she Coojrnetor, Ins Offic', 4. Corohill, anti 9, mar'" Agents in the Cutini..).. ! At a meeiiii.; of the GI antorigal Society, the lion. %Vat itiooTH in the Coati, it ass t.-solv-il— .• mend the adoption sit the rat liiinsce.t,`Asllse utu.t I.sueit the hest intersouiv of the °num( ing'• a- murk exteuJed ei3Ofttvattui Paper./ ince Regent until au ad. go Royal triste 'cod . 'fen w )1111 I.olllbin, 'Of il repeatedly, 'Wary evoloi. tier Ilnitog rive **VII avintted l oos . ha g lasr , .40 Ihlvl 4610 real popper, `deem wended Ili . 404 the . of in )01.• hoed, as *tore s in 118aify) *err. ',ivy danced, the Finer waltzed 'Pew 111) . 0 parities. drat r dercription. otter, 05, chased the cur l ohs Saturday dwhii ;intent 'sato- oda: f Ina beuelit, hies ed. it 91 lI.J•RT 11. tri 11.94 . 14111 AC 011 ought before !air the mat roa n ; I' 4' Han- , ,tiest rail re mr - hag her lam. soil isladie. *hete that ail repeated+ r the .11g UM., he the wall ; ha era acrd to 1411011 C !r with much 41111 ciliated to ill- Just gis his regret that (;: , losillwit ill an bib, a puhlic word. Token, lit au action for at, dant certainly insight that to at' noble and ez es - irestona., He tea to **title it •Inientaker, of he Magi•traie 8 r a warm arid I MIS. TIN,IOII, te t! fe—kisserl.eAe er kaiaks pet- he thought it , • d dislike it. If I, he was very If-way in mak. this, ,held ooh ho received left the Mill .610 bti prestl4. famiAled look- • ..striate rough-row. rut e hour of unwired to the ns, ar a vagrant. id tone Omagh , ecentty visited o r her infant Mu. (HIM to her ivate v.ietbditt L an the tided her p o r es . are— Ake, 11.0 ed AP•le! , tr,7,Culion, 11,31. 31*5. • Colt A.Mv•duukt, ul. 51`Keuxlv, • lath r o rt n ter i .:r 4it : l l l. l t ile et l j s se ( ) ti I : l l: , ;:d .ui t i e n t : Tr u :l l : ii r i i (L :1 11:1 ...., 111 nnr u. is elected 'Chair- lie XV,...!trit Di r- oatNt:Y,reanov , tau ei4tremeti hl h.- ring largtt the e It "f t 1 Irtlr 7 : l 4 u r i e ue lli ti si n i d : : : : y i si o sihu il i4 late i r s tl 7 6 . " : : : 4 l. : l l4 l li I. ll E l' l l. re, IL fret t. ; te e. e Lottery a.“,“ sit shared Caro .. - ' ban any other ,11 tutu 01;111 Nl 1 lOW • 1 .2 . 4+l ME ••••• .