The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-03 00:00:00

pet 3 f &ea, an d the COSMievion will receive the Stoll isscm for the further prorogstio,, to ihp , 29t1i,tis eigoisri intent ri. But in tie Incas wine, !tiring aam . rwr i of si.lj .urnmeot, the 'wine 4:01111S. will he ~iio wei as wits adopted in the y.wr 1788. Jo s ier to Ivy some ground tie the s,.ht.et i tte h t roceedi .Ifs 'of the two II iii.rs of Y..viisiovni . ivii id Ha MAJGOTY . II recovery b•. relar.leil), at n cil will be held—an oven (.: .....cil—t.i IA all Privy C. bbbbb 4-11 ors wilt Ih. sq:h th e, ne ,f. H.Pityfieiatet who have att. titled ills Ms-Imm: ~,4 hl.l illue , .s will be called before thutn, riot , :a i fiti t, upon oath, touching lit the circuin nee, or His MAJESTY% in li-T.iiinti. Shoull sli.,rtanately be pro:racte.i heyon.l the IStil, e iaa 11 0i.(. 44 . 0 eing "senlhle.!, the PI esident of C , 30 , 1 1 aril inform the Veers, that the Kura, 1.4 milt i nta ~,,e o f 1 11 , nifeTasitioo, is rendered A !.le uf rore:ing his Parlia...rieat ; he call then Ice tt toile his opinion. tha., in tiro et ate of the .. Aviore, the right devolves on the two !louses Pclis.t.tit to re:skeaneh provisions for build .) hog ie!'ett AS b:t.111 adeqilate to tilN lieretaity 61 i•ut that it is itertre an y • i r is so delic atr a d.. woo , e hrlld be fully aiK7eetaiiie I. WWI Ow of the Council will b • trod acrd d trvi. Mini a Committee *id be appo;iitekl to • all Viysiciene. 'Vie mime tuotma will i i tlec House of C041140.1t. -;:trem.ty.'every eye itiad every is .!N the itomz of W•Ets, is the best hni,e, t.ca, a toto , Neo eF chis gre4t owl mi g hty Etn .—Wc,•annot conceive dial any Nitenoter, how. , de.perste. or au.l4cioo*, oil I dare to to {curt hi , u, as in 1: BS ;--for even „,„ st side. the Treasury Journals admit, Nth net the ,tightest reason to expect that the uc vio-nt eau:unions will take place in t!arlia. rut, ',kith w:re unhappily wituesved at the period which we have allotted. The power of Par int is ascertained and known ; and there van be doubt, hetibdion, or unwillingness. with rein;xot en Pew!' on wheat the Government will be tiled. !Another dry hos elapsed without bringing the tzirctal dispstchcs from Lord WEL. 14/011. The &lay, hitherto imputed to theans• We state of the wind, is new accounted fhr . the prtwurtptinn that hit Lordship has bad an bego upon all the vessels in the Tope; as a 'cautionary measure iu the possible event of rite./ oh! ed to resemberir 'his Army.—But, a due tuaa.deration or General Dal:wale veer, *hid' we inserted ya.terday, it appears Foeik that no general metier haa yet taken place, which erect. there has bees ne s e t sal dhlaY to 'fte.hivetri packet r. arrived at Falmouth with mad horn dK Wiudwarti btu •di. after a pdsssige r .2J dtu, bat she Wings uo news °fitly interest. A foreign ate-etntile 'house. or the fist reap , cta i,ty in 'the City, has received a new French cree against English commerce. of a mope rillo ✓. nature than any of the Dorn-roue Ed:eta of *mate kind, arliien.have already issued from the i..t.et of NAPOLEOPG It is dated Fontainebleau. it,cer I!), and is of considerable length, but the ilsinx 14 the au'.,tance of the nrint•inal artirlea : 1'::t tie the Ezz. , sh gno.!s 14 the Custom-kooks of the [•e Empire, the Cssferl...ney of the Rtone, Italy, Spain, ::e.ael, tr. o r i n t h e potsess i on of ioctiviJosle in these um centli.es ureep:ml by Freud' troops, shall be ;rob in .1. r Aul nat Werchants, Agents, Far'ore, nr other persons, 4 '; mrrrliand:re it: lima puronssioo, snail (within pllg .iriiree as an arc 000000 t of t isa !roue to the ,m house, under pain of an nnpriso.i.hout ate rr scum jean. flat ru , •• iu false ereonnts of the Calrli.h wer• 14.:e m tloic p.r.sesaioat o or seerttmg any part of the , t e ae , ontto; la the drgree of ihe :4 ten )ears impris.uweett, and shall I lb. Laod T • "rr 4 . 4-1 t r 0,41 Peal 11.1:4int any c..mmunicalin4, .lirvt ur nr, i tip« British durin:l ma, ur cauton.n3; Or :.r. s' way ronaects,3 wieo Cogiarol, 4 - 1;14 also he i "illarwisc "`" to al: the hiatisters to rrovi , lo for tl.r raersr..o of this Del rec. • tSil e ~IC'L: ti. , ' re :~ of thus itnelii 4 el , ..c occw.iun.-0 n rot?. wo ,l 4.iwt moving the foseNo 11;1 !t. fit the extends to II sntilarg:,cud 14.11r " e % a.• ,1 otiwr t.hv of F. •g!io, rCharldiZe err. 4:tt. l be 4.11 ta'.o, th.it it will be J.:opted ‘,4* .1144•11.1 anti .h. °turf* CO.: kir'it I ever %which ❑9!rr the ismue ei uli:.tace. hub ex- I h.• dominion. P•aSelE ~: gueli for an eXtrAOrtliilary E i•ro• L. 'ti l'• Ih t eulUi• English rods lied "Z 41 " 1, 111. , by hiding tiwm eh e 5;,...n.,1 on purpose fur to Cget.nu 4 which was trreate.l Nun ein.. 0.11 , 1.4 tin..e that BO NAPARTE ha. ! ' .111 .enve,.... in a hit of taw! uu reetiviag Lid ,tnu Portuz.l. ;re t u - reholitraiiiii arrive.' at Plyrraluth on Ivan liC.ralt,r„ from whence bill. "!t• %run !rum 1.1 to 13 eer.-^l., , he Romano curter. the • ,• 1r tn.,,Ort Ilethe Ith. With Genf:a gle.trterm army, badarrireJ at Gibraltar rthage.id, still bruird. The to lie o.be of 11 i , t can o P ort 4r , of erhieh the Ma.ter and 91 of O. - " 4 " ie• re rita 1, au , ) in the oti.er i 7 had Conllu.trultr of the garrison of Gibraltar Holt* all communication r ri.r tat aeri‘c o: 40 LST• liiriQ .6 4 „.. " (‘ ,4, % ,, ~.._ -, '''.-- - _-_P .4N. i-zt, __; l .-•/,-„ -,.., :,t, 0 crxi R.f 241017RNING. 11t mourning for the ranch-hunented Princess AIIICIA gill 'duck bunshazissr, us rust n-sz. trim used ith houtorts nod num tit, of blnrk sulk, ewes...a wt!h crape. 1 all dress : dupe doer t, mono:ruled with 'jet and hoglev ; haltrhtnas oe tarbma to correspond; Mack en-re fans, mod Work lenthee chores. The undo:use :011Ins will he made• tight at the thruat, with IRI,IiIII Of crape rul'a.-4;etit!eno-n'a ful l have : black swards, crape sword knits, earl „,"pen. ,cps .. "::rj vZ.; THE 4TR ES. COVENT-GARDIKII. Mr. Yonsi: came forward tart night as 'Carly, It. th!ii Jusi,ion's ('u.nedy of Beery Mao is his nadirs:tr. The algargar :petit". every praise for fors.ird iht. eseellentwpiece. 'The great if.l.ll"Jeit'id b.ul already ni,deron e the or. 11..41 Jr eri'i ..; arid Mr. Coon R having seceded, a gll./.1 gird, only.was rraating to render it a perfect represel. mixt. has been sopplied by Nlr. You* O. p-rfurilinnee, thou ;h in sorer instances it w-Inte.l tie spirited 11.'idness ti hich clinacterized Mr. Conia.'s delineation of the jell sAf-iormeiiiing litt.liand ; yet, in the more nil:lute hint le. and trao.n.ions of displayed a chg.: e'delieary of eii!ouring which could not be snip. lewd. Th',.• alter.' 4e emotions of desire, doubt. and hop ars, • isquisitely ooltrtrayed by Mr. 'Cr •egi',l••• Kiley is on Cie point of ruoitzs wit, his s. - fel. The great d.r. ticti:ty here to give, ii qu.rk• succession, a air- Iliill rel...,en , atim of - Acii ' te , ;Mg; MIA ei - 1111111. iy. :ird+l.,u4 a. ‘4•1.4 the 1...1t, Mr Yount. efilliiiirttly suec-eile.i. lit tiv• d- livery of Kite. lir.Vittits a was a:.o Veit% Mile ' , ..”1 1 1;. ilissiospor e sc.! . iiati, 11, to Cobb's thw his aide, %err ivei, with ;ill the fury of a doa:ieg liirAratol, rho no Weer dr.ll:its ht, ibt0.10.6 'ir, an I wile with two round. of •pprobiloi., Its p... 1., take., as a whole, was a highty . .wroi4,l4 'i: ore rifkalon.y— evincing sown.; jii•l4tilAit, nal nen. e mu nition. I',ie ar!)! dune; (lie N 13.1 .te to the .o.itity displayed by t w i s actor.--..1r. Mo'l7 sUppq•e , l th,! ot Capf.ii 'ha. hi ..dmirdoly. ;are (Ole:Tort to al' .1 • 'e a r,.is 01 'lit tyia4tilig,iit,itt tittg hero. fits ina•.:ivr of killiog a., ;.ritly of forty thou'aii t ineu, as. wren writ, much hu mour, and excited general laughter.—The stn. ped stmidicity of the otelatitholy Muter Ste pken wss rewired truly ludicrous by Mr. Lot. TON. It Is h tt describe his took and man oer. when Bobtail twisted the sword which he had wirehaired us a true Toledan Mad-. Ilia awkward imitation* of the blustering Ca;itain kept the hoine to a roar of laughter.—Nlr. •ittiNto NS, as the poet'. eat Master Matthew. the friend and follower of Babridil, looked the diameter well, sad sus tained it very hunturously.—lli" fmcing-,cella r in she Captain . s hitlierais4ed lealgissgs. was 'meet red with general amilaa.e.—.Mr. lit.alts.:ll.tan au: aim-4 the ration" chrracters aisointil by Braimerorns, with very great snece.s. lie was exeellent in his inter. view with Old Kooseeil f whom lie induces, in the disguise of* broken s,.ttiier, to ene,..,ai,ee him—Mr s . Jogaverrit and Miss Botxtra eons:der. ably to the general interest of 111•• piers, by th e ef fective manner in which thee so-tained the dowse. ters of !lame Bite& and Bridge:. Neither of them present ant• great scope for the abilities of an ac tress, but the little which they contain was perform ed iu a very interestiug maiii.sr. LYCEUM. Mr. COLN A %.• .adrairable ComeAy of Jae Hun lagt niet ilaniduced. in the have-46144 putt of the dAud , d Mary churn& rry. BEW. to L00(1011 audience—a fair and youthful debutante of much promise. Her rtee l ition nu her carte wits most flattering; and, when she recovered frosalivr eml l eiment, performed the part with - feeling and delicacy.—Mr. LOVEGROV E was very effec tive in the bftior•t Drasier.—Air. Russet!. ass the Poslntitute fur `,lr. 4.114 W 44 .111.-.. t from indispos.tiou, in the part of Tarn SAuSleton. aua all ver y glierenful.—Mrs. Gtoirea gave an ad !nimble portrait of the fislom.a;vle Lady Cardiac lirernare.--•Mr. Eli RR “ppetireti to mach advan tage in th.--entomous Peregrine ;--aud Mr. Jou N. 5Th NE . * Dennis Brqkruddi fy was shove praise. The Comedy isu::! ott , eith q r. at 1%-btenlity •normnl II:r Prince,nea AUCRIPTA and 5.11 , i111. Ihr I),lke. of VORIC earl CAMIRIDGR, rotic w Wits.htor Park. (ram Lievrn u'elock till pa-t unr. ite 1:40 ”I" r.t!4 NEI. arrirri yesterday at I..msf: to !re,. t, Porttaau-square, from 1,1411 d. .... _ P.tut. NI Kritt•F E-:;. and his t.iroly, left Cur. • h 11ou•r, Wl:4litre, ou Werlue,hrb, for Dag !ii E ;;; ext.cetiii in town next week, from NuAo.lt A gra:il dinner ass given yesterday, at the Chi reii•l..9 110.1 in 3..11.:•a5.1ttt, by • F i f ty of geatte men. frtelds of his Royal Ilixtutra* Dukt of KrAt. A ikunshcr tsf prstafilis; toasts ware given, •9•1 s-veril excellent 1.14 a execntegi with great tie by Me4rs. Ft 17.‘lattat, TA y anal LIATE. A Graistl Solemn ibr4r isaayi,itard y performed it Portuguese Cnapel in South A isdley-sirert. f• rii.eastrd of a Srleetiuu flout Amstar, PLILLZ. PukT.IGALLO. and Dr. A enc. The wow-ilial mut• perfurtned hy Mow , . Firmness, Lanza. N..% ct.t.n. and li twos, of theKoag's Chain!. A of the Nabilitv rod Gen;rt, the trends of the A 110bali , id.Ir. atleilded• lie organ ass piled Ly VINICENZ4 NuWtt.i.a in a sit : Jet:or civic. APCiiix aux itentethe4 opening the itireaisg h.: fneatre for ale* wet ks. Madame CiTAIICIII to sing Tuesday. and Wetl • .4:6l:thest. accompanied by Mr. 'basics* 0,1 die plialpO•lor , ... Wr• k A match 1.. r tort guineas am re . 11110, t 'apt. Bstowa's b. b. Fas,tur, rod thipt. JACK•OII . 6 ware; which was so% the former, after • well-contested kett.—• Bert. before 6tartilig, were to Gavots' of the marltin consequent e of her bring aUuwed too stoat. B;1711, NoVaitseal. This day. a day big with important events for the iuterest and harmony Of Bath, has been full of bustle sod bloat.- rio.t. tioserer, st All's welt that ends task" and on the a holes 1 fisheye. the mea sures adopted are lik-ly to meet with'pretty general apprid.istion. In the first plate. the Noblemen and Geotlemen of t:ie Catth Club have deteraihtvd to enjoy their atuitwinetits, though they have lost th e Grind Room at Vail.; House. sad most of their principal pertormers ; mod the Large Room a , the White L ion is fitting. tip fur them in a n ele gan t rm , nner. But the gr:unl contest has been betreen the f: ;ends of G•syrinett and Mr. Le BA-, for the 6:tuation of Alsster of the Ceremonies at tile Lo , tr A Asenetily Rooms. when the Captain cartie.t it almost itaattbnausfy. In this colteAt an nape:lent tir:•:t (or the i.itsrest of Bath has been strudel. To- !loliseritiers came to the determina tion that the Masirr a the Cerstunniee should he elected mono ;an I what is still more wham bigeinis to the rry, that the person elected should ma officiate iii a .nin:lar eanacity at any other place. It is a hie., last w•ir n 13 tub did not contain to °- thirds of its rat.] t number of revidenth and could not al commo !ate otie.half the number of visitors. the searnus ;ri:a: is. the general routine of atnuie. ,a- r t.) were '..v ; at nptii cAroderably longer. theta they are now. "I:,e l'unip Room music, for In go...lee, at the former periot! hated thirty weeks, and now it is tl • holb d away to about thirteen : and this, it most obvious to every thinking per antis I "ts heti. ocuistotird by the Musternf the Ce epitirmie4 a t IL:h, hi mg elm the 111101.1' of the C remoides at a faalii.inable watering-place not fifty dearly evinces the 'leers sitr of our having a 11566:f Or the erre. moolsas MI e 1 rAItY. GENERAL ORDERS. tlorsieGtuirds, Oct. to, tato At a General Court-. Marital hdd at Norman- Cuts., tni the Mil nr Septenther, and stolverqurut riarlir Major Skittle John Hedley, of the Northun e. bridand itegimeut ni Milrna, way arraigned upon the isildermehtionta dierge, . " For tolidnet unbecoming the cliarteter of an Officer mid a f:entleinau, in holding conversation with Ser. }rant Jose ! h Scutt, of ttm Northmeberland Regiment. while going his round.. es it F.eld (Miter of the tiny, on Satrirdly night the twit of July. at Norman-Cross barrack., HI the c oll o )! of Hisnijogilou in which rotmwsstion he abased Copt Mein of the Northunda gland Militia, and Mr. (itek• bets, ftwir.er-M aster of t'u huh Foot, to die grossest term", rail, the turuter " the damnedest rascal in the world," and that " - he would hang the latter," and other conversation, tending to ;neer Captain Thais is the estimation of the re. gilearid, and to (-craw rtisremitte, and d•rsatafaetion in the winds of the non-eommitsioned and men towards Iheii °Wu-re, nod eou,e. urntl, rtilocraire ntC..od *order amt noi:ttory diutiolfhe; and olm fir repeatistx the shut. of Cap tain Thant before Captain. Ogle, 'Ward..., and Lewis, of She Nuethsamberland Regiment, at Norman-Cross barracks, on Friday the .td day of Augu.t, Into." Ihe Court found the Prisoner Guilty of the charge preferred against him, and adjudged him to be sasltiered. M*ic has been Plana to approve and confirm the Jingling and sentence of the Court ; and the Commander in Chief - directs, that the charge prefelved against Major Holley, togetht.r with the sentence of the Court, and His Majesty's crinarme. tion thcrT. f, shall be read at the held of eve►y re. girneast. and rutereti in the ileum:tent-II Orderly Briolc4. By comment) of the Right Honourable the Com mander iu Chia. HARRY CALVERT, AAjetaist-GesurtaL llorrc•GoarJr, October I I. At a General (:ourt-Ilartial. held at T 1 idad, on the 29th or Jemmy, 1910 , and ‘ubstecittc,it dsyr, Losiii. N. lir) liger, of the I.t W.-st Regirn•rit, w3s arraigned epos) the unciertucationed ehsreeN, viz. Beine Aren't rat the evening parade of the regiment ou the 16th of Itee, tuber last ad. Condor, g..4.c.u510g an Officer sad a Gentlearnt, in denying Ina ',gamine, to • Imminency note, dated St. Rat tbnloniec Nov. It o in 3, and payable to the tail-r of alt. David Nnt.bilt." The Court-Martial found the Prisoner Guilty of nosh charge. preferred agntin.t him, and sen tenced him to be disneis.ed His Nl.jeste's service, and rendered incipay.leuf ever serving ills Majesty to any military capacity whatever. NI LSTY IN+l,lp:eaaed to approve and confirm so 11).1.11 of Cie fueling and Petitoice of the Coutt, as aadjurh.lei the Prisoner to be dismissed the Na jely's service. 'The Cnaamender in Chief directs, that t'.e charges preferred against Lieut. f-lvyliger, to t ether with the sentence rat the Court, a.,.1 Its Maje.ty'a pleastire thereon, shall be read at the head of every Carps, and entered in the Regatneutal Order ly Kooks. . . . . . By command of the Right flunourabie the Com• amulet iu Chief, HARRY CALVERT. Adjutant-Getarral Sr JOIN?'► filtitentrit arr:ved in town yester day. from Yorkshire. c..te7day, as a gentleman's servant was gotng silting Perk-lane io has tuaster'agig. the horse rook fright, and became unmanagalile.rau doer Upper Geosveuor. a treet, m i d went three time a round Grosvenor-4414litre; and at length coming hi eon tact with the iron-railing, the 110111 was thrown out w i th great violence.. mill received considerahle in jury ; the linhe took its course marled* Cevendish street. where it broke the vehicle to pieces. Ves:ciday mottling, as an empty pent-chaise was coming along Piccadilly. the 'lnver beim , in•ide, the reins bloke, mid the horses upset the chaise a;.oust tier Green Pdrk roiling. and brill the pole and asletree: the man escaped unhurt. In addition to the numerous aid elegant build ings erecting in Omit. Inc tounitation-stoni• of a splendid e 11.19 Lit 1:1 kid at Ciiiiiecs, for Lent.- Gen. J. Daortmnro. •1 he niosami, t001...6:0 4 of „owed i!OU, marched in im.re.sion in the •re.r. (rolls the Lodge et hlisthill, ecto-npanird with n hind of music, and the terentmy was performt.l by JANIE. GILLUM. Ea. .ct, in pre.ence of t..e Gr etna. his lady, awl a number of his friends ; after which die mason. returnel to the I.ta6zo, sit...re the General ind pro%i4ed for tern on 'leper en:erten. mega. 2iIfIDLESEX SESSIONS. Not. it. John ('loptr wax indicted fir an ar,n tilt on IV, Bragi,•ty, El. a Nbigi.trate or the eoian:) or 1 .11icO1e.: sex, no the kith Dettib..r Inez, in Of , ecertrto,& of kis duty. rrisere %.as clan a stxduil couat, a continua assault. The Defendant. it apprarril, wa d a coir...int.iii in the employ of F r;4ll%.Sertivak Elliot. .L-q. who kept his own carriati , .lfut cniployed.the 1.0...1 of a hat ko•y-men, Of the noire of Vernon. V, • eon had alto 'eat the Defendant as enschoiati. but, ~hy a s,tecial agretnesit. he because the n rtaat.of Sir. Eiiiutl. thi the pith October, the 1 1 -owcutor's wife and lankily were going to Itichtnoo .; from tlirir residence at the hottorh In Old liurlystioi-gieet, when a dispute took place with the :). i• .ill''ti who was in liquor ; who. onneriving he ii4ii full j•iii... ifiei:on over the hurter, 50r0c.t,!...1 to t•Lo• Olio)* from the coach. Mr. Elliott at that irremmt came up, and remon,trated with the e /J.1 , 1.41,0t on lite itnproper conduct ; but to no ptirpi,e, he rill per.. slated in taking sear the linrecs.• Sulee of Mr. El. liott's neighbours. how • ser, shieetod him and his • eon to moult! the Co o•h•linic, and they antild taw the Defendant away, WI a... to give Air. E•hutt an opportunity of olrivitt;; the roach li:rnself. M. Elliott did .r•; hut the Defendant, e..•• is t bola of the horst.' heads. turneilthein to blacti a rtly ueltr i l endanger the o‘erturnino . • of the ro,oli. Mr. . lint! 'then c.11.-ti lint for a.saasture, sheet t r. • liragge. wh:fro 11. e ito:se had I+mm:ed. cane r. want a al .talon, teat he watt a Magi trate. • d would r•o!'.1-r reere ...sou:ince in hit f scicrr. !IT ?tit ititerreto,..ll Mr. Elliott aad e na lit. el i s , d r i,e o fy ; ininiedi.irr ;y:l4:2r a :rich, Defeo- 1 3w Le: 4rl to chase Mr. lirag.„,..:e n i Ili te.l by whet auth oity Its soled, and throat hit fot lat.) his fAce. Progenitor in. s t on ily gave t;i: n i n ,:lri , -. 4 • of a 11":1Ce.lifiCer, 4.0 tol:e hint to Viarlis, , r,ogi!-sireet Mice : he went quietly fur a 'few yard.. ; a h.ol lie got hold of a railing, aht-re In made a atm% and alitired and threatened ti:e ii . rotor v,ry much ; ;tad Whiu. he was thialiv br:•tight to the °Mee, he rootlet a • Mow at Mr. liragge, and rushed eioleatly sgaitist • him. • I d The Poisoner expresmd his el-Attrition for Is • . proper ropulnet to Mr. iliegge; he arknotilcdt . be had attempted to take the heroes front e coach, bat his teetotal:lr that wee, he had reeiived . pr e .ir see di m e; ions front Mr. Seaton not to retail the homes to the (hives by any one but himiirif. The inry r. turned • verdict of sariity--said the court arteteur•.l loin to sic nin.oths'imprisonmetbk. iinntphrey Wheelwright was its ivied far as *a. smolt on Th.utios Lloyd, a was of colour. in this case there aa,, a crew-indictment. • Lloyd, it appeared, was se to an attornay the name or morley, ho bed a mown resides re at flightide. Mr. Wheylwrk4hts who , was • 'partite ture painter, and fired meat flora., hail 'Aim a reel great disiike to the young luau, whom in.anspirted to have poisoned a butnher of roalb 1 . , •In. 1 0, 1 : TO 111111. lie lidl repeatedly utputted o.e on the 14th of August Irst. on whicla been app;yiex at Bow-stri et erloijse to the law+. which had hern poisinerd, he atoppel in a lane pear Me. Morlryirs house, and was spralt:og ton Mr. Pop-, ;whom he tart, on the su hjoet :t p!i , . al Left Lloyd, who had been eta on lbi% iu,onr-ee poised. Wherlari;zhtlinmedi,ir : :3 cried out, '•Tu!re goes the tillsin who has occ a sion e d ritischn r... Lloy.: iiiquired wht:thrr• he epike or into; to which hi• answered :ii the affirm:me,. and his fist og•sinfit hm. 1.30td thrn vent home. oral SC. (pleilitrfl hi* rimier vtte tvlait hod paysed. who sent up to Mr. W heel.; iir!lt to retitt• A a few riintit f ie conrenoi: ion ; that, it he hal aby co.ol.Lint ttgelust it tuisrl.l he iiri - istigiit-; I. lir. IV keel wri;%?. a',:er point diii:tinlty„ cnnie duets, anal as warm ni!.r•Then - e:iturni b-t wenn and Arlotit •••, in the cenr.e of n!•ich he monied Lloyd o,::' hating struck him with his tit, end 'Attain* !win; dr:ton a knife or tan hint ; and, a length, he stretched It. aro, over the shauider of Gantleronn present, and struck Lloyd in the mond'. Mr. Whe-haright, ou the Ltilee hu m ,. aw.e.. 'het 12nyl had struck !um in the to HI, attar nit Mr. Pape. 61 Ivrt hint ; nod that he draw some thin,: oil loin, which iraia.:d like a knife or biyontt ; although I: It id ben proved that the younsa anus 1.4 d a put or porter its our hand. a bundle of wood tinder ni. at m , cad a stick it, the other naiad. Ma. .t ulso binught farnard persons to rarer, that, ,t the time of the altercation with Mte, Morley, he ::ad trot wand; Lloyd, as di voted by Mr. Moth y •...,1 .torsi other. witcess,s. Tr, e Jiffy 4circitted Lloyd, and found Wheel. w e i 4 y,i 41,i/fa who was seoteuced to pay a line air VOLto the K,AZ. Thonros /LPL - , who hail been I.tn.d grik; of an ncs.t.elt uil It griiiii.'lll4lB . ll servant. with it6•riet 10 ' t an auonnusble crime, was 4tallellCC6l 141 IS aionthp' On Thnri!iy s meeting of thr .thrldleerrt trutes took place, fur the paupers? of elcrtiog a Go vernor fur the House of Ccrrectiv, v.Acent by do . dirmts•a! of Mr. Ants, for RuitEnTs dr ergot law eacane %Ilim under het t..ue• Tne ems I•date% weep — Adkins, the Once. of ilme.rtrect Hamilton. the Officer ef Merit: r.—..Thatreet 111 r. I) , att, a Maaiturate comal. Sk. Wild, She We 1111/14 ' 6,1 . ..lac enur.ty. Mt. Dahou ; and 'Arts otrere..l himself age in. 'rho Candidate+ e..110d btf re the Magibtretes, their tuittt, down In writ log, Gm! then 'After conoifier.tbl• dell`wratinn by t . ..1‘ Megit• trete', the Ca:id:lto,. "fele i.,1..* Jed that the electini Mae 1:..0 ; w1.1-4 t,a Thn. Mr. Dr.tit the :11..gi , trats WALD the ii.ch Constable. and )4 Ltor, 41etitc.eil dtandang the election. The Can.:id:veil uow of cobirwe ate, ADG:No. LIAMILTON, end Anti. A fuovral of a vory rtlinary k; ti lately Lorne i urisse:•. A man of the mate. of I lilt will, that he' th3ul.l tie ..tirie4l Iu a suit of ht, lirst*Me% WWI. his ha., tro• is, *co. All this srsasteietly attended to, *i:h exception. The hoots bring eeet4 could it- , far as obvious erased. •pat rp>9lll bin legs; ivol a. at was tan deemed proper that they sSoultt bc anywise cut. o r th at h e shualrl go with* out them. it was.rwsotwed to theirs t:lem into the coffin abave him, wh:ch was act radicals slums.