The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-02-21 00:00:00

CITY DCSI.VAIS. 40i Paid-. -Jut. and (Scat: this virtuilly, if not its. tenah.y, i..carporatitig the Dutch dominion, with Prince. / wi if 6, from its situation, op posite to the mauth the Them-s, mud to the testes chat of England, olivrs.iticalculahle ineend art facillies to hid molitaterkw4e4l erpedltions Loon ,the river Scheldt agaiust this country, is 'already d• isseyerad from Louts nominal kouivium, aad swallowed up in IN,%stoi.sok's empire.. As if, nevertheless; the rsduction_of Spain and o• f Ho:land to his obedience wf ro not sulficient to satiate hit auebi:im, or to satisfy his thirst of p• rwtr, he , seine to seh•ct the pre rut moment fir sew dr:actions of those ties, relaxed and precaoi oils as they men antect.lartly were, which coa -1 noc'ed FtlieCk With the A:no:if:ea St *tee. Coofie. citsis,deteauiou, seizure—these are the arguments snot the Aeroplane whio.-11 he uses t wards Mal/1- . VIP soli A amevaievo. Nothing. except the We in otion of moth a Limitary es that of G 4 at autios coooild hove c trolicted the off-ct of these Molina me have attracted tow.ard• us that cod mail., which ought, and'might have been. director/I a • l oe -t lionarinve. If. in'tead of disivoariag Faqttva, even though he ma . • hove emceed's' s ell , letter of hia iostructiotes, and of twirling a di plomatic agent so uopopolar, and yeast odious. as Ur. decimate, to treat with the Awlerlelirs Goweru swot. we had *dupla/I concili itory motley of lied.. (Maims we mi ; ht have triumphed over the Fitcvlo faction sad partizans in Congress. Whise the ruler Eu-ooe thus soot •rs li's bolts •in 'Trey dioorsiuso, from Cubs and Amsterdam to .Pholoitelpitia ; while Austria and Ir(11141,8 I. M 16,. • Bested, impoli-oleol, and dismeintaved, only mon. stoe to exist, as states and monarchies, hy hos pre. ,sniseifew; and while his team' kings, return, by his mandlate. to th it respee:ive c •pitals, after de p....sting their revulutiostary moons at his feet, he peo-pAre- to incorporate Hamner our! Osualnergh witio Js aim I, Ho ve's territories, as lie does ki •I'a.ol with ho. emu To voiosoinfindte his tri fempit ov-r .'de mamma dynasties :mil to petpetuste hi. augast hoe to triton sets he °Priem a victim of li -ea, the si-ter of an Emperor of Hotstit, to be sent hint from l'eterrawargis,wo a bride. No: can auy doubt e,is of the prompt .übsnisiimi with which ki, ple , wwre ti ill lie ololefl on the Ness. ALI,3-, 11t-DEit cannot stop, rifler of:goiug the Treaty of sod after nutting hi•coeciutaor sit Erfurt, to camera with him the derto us thou of the Spanish Monarchy. He must yield whet. eve hostage is ex act:cf. aoal mist be contented to mingle the blood of, the treat-. with that of the HoWAPAlllitll and of the R tantoitstio. Wien we calmly revolve all these ev•- , :ts in our triads we shell probably see reason -to oporove, a a avasuce of wisdom and of policy, the stay of Ntroiron at Paris. lie either has aatjested, or bulieres himself able to sulk et, the 'remainder of Europe, by dele:ates. lie con ac quire no higher military relive.) ; coofiron, while he extends his immease empire ; to rivet the chains for every surnemorling country; to oily hiroselr, -by marriage, with the Emperor. of the Eget. while i.e vovrees the West : and, tinally, to girt pure the o pe n tutee, en. the went on ochinery, whi. is u to ru stily him. ailed by our htnieterial mots owl in. earn ity, to att.4ek, to roovults, or to tobtfil Greet Critaio ;' these are, unqueotioatitolv, the ohjrcts whisk stem to texter stationary this rela ted- and ferocion, usurps, *ho boost* to exert anJ to possess the characteristic velocity of the eagle. o , d-rt, were received. on Saturday. at litlyniouth, rtr the Terpreraire, of On gun*. to proceed lunar ditsteic for Cad.:: its consequence of which the ir.v..11 Of warrant officers, whit were vault to Porte ntmtth. and ill the women, were unexpectedly sent out ul the .hip, which soiled in the re g, wth a fine breeze at feet. 0.1 Sunday the ahipanght s west tiara at wr,rk, and a great bustle pies ailed suing the all:loping. Th.. Pr inee.,4 Elizabeth pule . Capt. K oil Sao ortry. front Estmowth,with moils tr o as ttw Princess ,Wary. Pocotn. with moils for Cadiz: Ills Mar sty'. ship Pheasant, with six sail of West Ifilleolailell. under coati fee Corks to join thor out. marl-bosnd floret. now assembling there. ionshig *lot* are. ilea Lowly Lass ship, liana tenant. awl f:renada. WI not., its 4. both for At at-movie ; olio ipotesi, the if Awn., sloop of wsr. with the brig API, Ili Lt. for Gilmiltoir. to joi.4 off FAlliduoth ; ata4 the Sigainuarth, ISLONDAGS, fur Cork. A Geetkman of the name of STILO tO is sr iced in the Sally. front New Volt. irltioh 1.. 1 ft oil the 14th oh. and brows that Mr. J stows remains at 'where hr passes his, ti.ste in 41 xviiviele ireirlosine. Never appearing is. public. Extract of a letter from •ge s al e ...I at Lishalft, dated grit January. 1810:—" Our army I.ert is tr•ry healthy, awl rally the Portovii....? troops look welt. • *hoot 30.up0 of them h.irr h..en taken iota Eia g liala loty, which ob Joule* to hey 64. They are prowipally colonnaded I.y fir. 41141 Ofi urn,. Most of they won have wird olf. and sr. jeanto, wt.! when, who. are active, have not rd.u. miaaion4. They are Woking some sarong f.rtitivii. lions in Ptorfsivil. If accounts are true. and we NIT* no ' , own .loins thew, the pni4e istassil resod Marseille'', iu the a...nth of France. ate all up in assn. aft.iirA the despattsut of, Lisaammans. . We that rectived the accoonts by 1.-ttors to two restive: loll e bow`eg lyre; mid the J.sper b.t t i •••ited the ~.,the last from Gihrultur (.nano Ley direct from o.4ied Cott.tacw.wo. i ts Lew tl.diterr..o.on) in Admiral MIMIC • T. kurn , naing 1,141. 614 two ti:.•;,cala, it the head 'of the i.L.uroct. ,n„ had ten,., Of to ri • fleet with the informal on, PTA '11414 off red t.. teeny buitaKtit so a . ...a.t.t4tae taut *lug titt7 sti f t, would Le found tr... 4." " AQ' Ir e‘ • Ulk 4 , eriVA-O.N. • 0P1R.4-HOUS E. A new opera, entitled Rommel Alllene, a dra matic tripedy, wee rroduced at tbis house last night. It is a translation of Shakspeare's * Romeo and Jrtett, without the spirit. genies, and roin.n.- tic delicacy of the original ; the music by Gug lirhui. The house was very thinly sctendttl. and the piece sent cif very coldly. It is. indre.l, as dull as •any thing produced dining the pteltot mist ruble sea.o us. Some interest was erci:ed by thefraeas on Satur. •'ay 1141st, iu comequ.•rcr of ',hid:, it way rxlnrted, Mimagor - woil let he pi)towed to eomr futw•aul, and make s public• a ming% . Nothing of thr kud r as, hoorree, offe.vd or d• man& d but, iu•trad of it, a 1.1445501, of sloch the Zliowi.ig is a au , y, was uistrobsod Ikebste the perroratoore. " Zino** Toraest flososs: Fn tit, ism " The Manairr wf ilee Hymn has leor;st, sib eery moat react, that snow of the fsoborritors or frertortturs of this Theatre bare tal.en offense at leim having mounted a diarre tino...r pnerr to refuse arissiissiova to atom Fun iT•tet vt, • he 'wry lire,, feceoll, amerced to Pir..n.tet mot disorder dewing the perfurmanee, to the e mat satioymeve , sitlbe redirect, sod us rioluttuu of else establtstwol decorum of tisk place. "The Manager lots leave torerrlltothecc l.etiosof the Illoberribers, that tt has been, tor 4 ;Just utins!av of years, his comtant and unwearied endeavour, to preseeire, by every memos is his power, the order, dereansa, sod tranquillity of flits nestle is Mils( wiurli, Sum leas freepteatly brat usAltsr the necessity of tales;; upon himself 11, respoosibility of tern.- toe admit tam eto per , o,s, • hum ourchred, suet were ge nt sally considered, to be improper r .uspauy for the Pit, cod especially IVOrorll of reputed tad-rut-44s &piedmont.; in ishieb endcovust s It he. heel/ gtrrrally so starers...ll,M VW/ 041 CU to have received front Ito Subs. ribus their acimwlcdgmnts fot the sattafectios and comfort *bids suet, precautimmaifordeel them S. the slk, no at of their lonics: sad recently, in deed, owl precautions have become mon Motu ever mini sae, et seetisot of tit Merest, d itunber of objectionable misuse, 'moth Fuseirecto, some of aorta Freud. valeta, and others .4 • similar eimeription, whir, by means of Subset ip lion-Tickets leave ebtalseed sitt.a.sunt roam dm Pa, sod of wh o s e diem:key behaviour m:tny complaints have he en meek by the Sabre-fibers and edirts, an. tam nr three of sockForeipners basins beer detected to a mast itider,trotis contlett in the tune of ILe perfortosoct , were sit cusacquence refused adis.'ssi.tis jotu the i it. " if it shall min arri ar In he the general sewn of the tioltar.ibei a sad Gteptt ate.* of tin. 1 Iscatre, that such en designates and precautiumt tie stitch a sztent latitnde of dia. entice most be tts.to, we taut km fatale 0 he employed by the `naager, and that trotopaay resorting to the pit ut Ihia phut-, are, like the other Theatres, to be athoitted without stiuplo at flothei kit, Lc shall feel it Iris ditty 1 91 014 cirri tally I 0 submit In their tumulands, however much he way Ipmesil sorts an is janctioa, to basing most rrobality to ♦acv nod, rill roisontoenews to the Saida:niers themselves, ha the fuloic enjoin...Nl of Own' Mimes. Aud lot Manager IN ▪ r l. Ilsat say rail ut Ilk. Swlsserilwis or an proffers of plus Leder, ow any I subs Anal them, should have coo. et. rd any ollfron; at a coaderl, part, also 1)1, pain• fat la it but which he has Wog prat tia. it, ly comb. dCf ra I.l] duty 1., the bolasesibers, COTv at the hazard of great tespousilatity, in order to pewterer, for alco. satisfaction and comfort, all mach pouresely sold dormant as IS 111.111111ble ansointst lbe c.anpan.• r,imetivelo the rit, and eimsegatrtly Ito oia4lv , int the r koie 7 h. atre ; in thr discharge, himtwer, of that duly, all tiic etoieavim.s of at Manager, nithotttthe general stirp.a t of the Inabsertbem, most ■t all tows pens • entirely uitayaiting." We have only to Observe, op this pretended apt ion-, that it is en aggravation of tlie insult ulTered t o the p..blie. It asasimes that the opiwrlttion wee crehtsirek eonfirod to foreigners. This is false, and the distinction is made merely to II Ater our na tional pr.kulices. Sir Godfrey Webster, and the great majority of Nobility rind Gentry why took an active parr, ou Saturday, are not haliaas. In ad dition to this apology, we understand. the Manager Iltl, promised that Modasste Calalam is to ri some her place in die cow se el next month. Why did he not is her for ttw Ist of April ?-IVe admit that the 'Op-ni-llowe is the proper pine '.l that admirable Aciress. but we have not heard that she has Unrested her anig4gerueotat C. vetitsgardeu The atm. set oA , t. o r M rek, of Ilea.rwr, for London, last Lcrd Dtac.ta.— Arrived at the tame place—Lord +lllO Lady CAI It- CART, mid the lion. Mu*, Major, awl Capt-iii IC A TSIC A 11. T. On &stonily. the notice of MuIameCATALSSI . II speedy wig %egotist, at the Opera H0w..., woe re eeived with enthOottoola ; anti mirrored bravos de elared the ootiAtettoo of the public, oho thus tltd haulage to the UnflV 111.11 sud noost.and.tnt talents of Oust justly-ctltbrried lady. It appears that Mr. ToYt.oe, In his Sob: t rip. tiona snit ProarriptioNs. expects to 'audio a good thing of iltrOlorr..limee. - - - - 113 . • the lamentable deaths or Mr. G•teotane. Sir ettAar.ss T . . and Sir sTtiott•s G••• comae. io the ►hurt pace of the mouths, the Turt lo►e.. three of its moat staunch suppettler% Gwear )(AWAY. Esq. or Berton, who di* 0! about three weeks owe., lens one of the h-.t end ne.t sportsmen m Sent:sod, and had ■ tery ca lksl pack of ltbchounds, and a numerous stud of sme.lleut hunter'', hut k•, &c. . _ The Nuritieteat Citcuit c metiers at Cavan, on the I ober March, and the Horse Circuit at Trim on the huh. Mr. itielltli is praising his wonderful feats of sgdity stthe York Thestre. Mrs. Gt.ovwet is nu the eve of doting her est gageinestt st the Gis.Aow Th-tt re. Mr. CUORN, tsk ug suls..utiigi• of The Free A - 40as, is iwrforopos fur five nights with Mr. Le.e.ts-riss, et M.ii.t.liester. Mr. ntsinatt'a 1.14? 45f The Found/leg of the Forest, has kern perforated on h ma-h aucer.s, it the Del.he Teeetre, Was Sierra, in the Female Strouger, rre.irrd rons:derahle applause. Mr. / km* sot W 44 r. ry •nrt•r..fnl in the Curet. a.•d Mr: I: • MLA the part of notion. i►► svh.ch Slr. Jonas re...l.rd tooth or. 11 - wrotrd e.ootetior., at the Ifay-saerkrt Throirr, !red seasnn.-.—This play trrf.r........4 at the l ', yototh TLrotr►. Wit v.:" the follo*lnw rreoau•, trout Curscaoa's I'..p-r, of Savirit.“ 1* ( 1 : oo rl,. Tbososo•y nisllO, Mr loom/ ors or. ploy of TA. of the Foie!, woo pot/moo d , tor She first tow, sot our Tbratre ' mod wrnl ufir with oaore appotoote than any parer rotor loorformed woo our loran,. ; It Pth“.”.•ei 011 h, ad iressellMr• d lowowouvr, plot, Oleo.lent, sad no-emery, to W. 161 ol ; soot the exertions of oar prommers merited gee w.,.....,1 1 04,mitg..—Th e play oe .iiltilultred for • ernnowol re prroratatino bleosolly, and .41, au lorroote foronote, re i• roo in erre" rerpert o•to port, lush spotter* prow Wooliorwa of the Isuld, to pselst siluterni." Y;s 6 elltoy a Court of Ahkrnsew w Iwl4 at (lei!Mull, whirs we. minuet, u.ty Th. Cout t afterwar.......iertd the ;• ire of Bread to be con. tiotted the sa.twe a. lost week. Chei.u.itt.er Maeurt, luvl♦ etected Aldermen of the ttard .4* V.i.tcy, it. the rot , m ti( Attkru•als Netruhatut, tutu that Wit -14 wail Walt bit see* w ean:o2lv Sir trigiam Curtis, Baronet anti Atlemma, was tumuli 'slowly elected collector of the orphan s ' d ot e, is the room e t the late Mr. Allman' Newislisai. ISer oJ I perilous were sr ore Woken. Mr A:t.trroto cenolse unao:usously elected Governor of Tocket-lo,:ts. Porters, to She loom of the late Mr. Alder mon Neu olsam. Necrosis were volt-real to tic issued for licensing victual lers of thew! 31aich told. The Thauks 4.f the Coort wry, onanio,re.ly •otd to the Rev. 51.4u1y 4-31.11.1•1111 to lAA 11....u5hy, fur has tuccl lent rermon on l'hor ud..y. Roh , ll Ford haw mad hut wife, a /eve •rrrl couple, lucre eh-rival tutu Ola of Ilogeib's Al inul u u.es, iu flurtostruti, Crip. LAW I,III4I.I.IGILACE. C HIRT OF ILINt:s BENCH. rim ter. rut ONG r. raaurs LATHAM. nit un. a s u-r in will. h the Defendant was I hAtg,l t naitte4l lit:jury, in aat posi tion sworn Iterote liievr, the Mu%irtnite i charg ing Ntr. floret, liar Preset Ivor, with having vie lati-f Ices perivni. 'The Jule elosisteit of Geortte Taylor, WlCiatn Boyn e ., W. c o .i ts , J hu.laacmu, 11'w. ChUsity, Jain Chilli., Thomas Carpenter, Samuel Brown. !Robert Smith, M. VI igraus. W. Lee, and Itteltarsi Morton, E,gra. Mr. Unt.i.aatt opened the pleadings. • • Mr. MUST then betted the erre fur the prosecution. lie tegretied that his unforturede state of health rendered him so h lr or perfortuing his duty towards his client ; but after the improper discs*. gimp mud reports which lied gone forth. be was 11111XiOUS to appear, even under such circumstance., that it might not be thought he considered the cause a bail one, and as Mal reliaquislied it.-- The object of the Defendant, in the perjury with h ch she was dimmed, was to establish en *Gem mpeinst his client, the consequence of which, if it had succeeded, must have hems death to him. sed a death unpitied by the world. Tills was, iudeed, a cause of great importance. It was of import ance', not only to the individual, but to the public at large; and that individual owed it to himself. his family, and his reentry. to proceed us he had done, in instituting the prosecution how under their coesideration. lie (Mr. Svijeant Best) would us.- dertake to prove, not only that Mr. Barret was in nocent of the crime with which he eras charged ; not only that the accusation was a falsehood, lint a falsehood from wicked intention, nut mi-take.— The Piorecutor was a spirit-merchant in town, the Defendant was the daughter of a most eminent and reepectable physkiaii; but, great es was the pity which his situation 'nest challenge.; they would not abandon the line of justice. fur that of commi seration. A report was c.rculated, that the young Lady had been brutally siolrtirel ; but it was to be ceplaitred why Dr. Latham had thought temper to send fur Mr. Barret, and tie the accusation upon Lim;, he hoped that the person who advised this step would be brought forward. • The supposed rape was raid to hare been committed at 11 °Wr ing ; hilt he (\Jr. Se.j.mit Kest) should prove that Mr. Barret was not there when the offence was al heed to have been committed. It. sus alto to be W•pleined, why, when he was *nested. he Imo taken to Mariborouelortreet. rather than before • Mages. trite t he city ? Mr. Syrj. Best evoke ip high terms of Mr. Nr ve, the Magi.: late before whom Mechem was taken. The I) I:tidied. he said. was rash enoleghi to make an ealet:t there, the improbabi lity of attach, if he itlied no other proof to bring fore word, was WE, iesit 41 iiivalighite it. It could be iv use J, that this young lady did put seem. in ten mem• a after she drpo,ed that this brutal attack hid been 'bade on her, in the less' diecone erted, yet id, find 'swn per finely to the person of Mr. Barret. Let them prove that Mr. Barret wet at Worthing en the 10th, I Ith e or tith, sod he "would give up th e prosecuti on eliegether. She hail stated. that she rcreensed ; hut. though the house was small, such at houses generally are at watering-places.' nod ilsimgh the scream of a feretni is) di-treys i. a' powerful and piercing, nu one heard leer scream; at Inert, no person teat produced to confirm' it. She had state.!, that she f. II on tow floor ; neither was that circumstance confirmed. Mrs. King was not brought forward. She had stated. that Martha Lawrence untied her hinds; but neither was Martha Lawrence produced to prove the fact in that instance. In not a single nostrum was a rotifirmatinn attempted. The charge which she brought against his Clad wee one easily matte, bet repelled with difficulty. The Jury would. therefore, do well, to weigh the most miner, ciicuitistancer. They would - do well to enissid,r whether a female, in the unfortunate situ. anon in which she represented herself to be, would not communicate immediately with some female friend or acquaintance. 'e'en the subject of her misfortune. Mrs. King was not produced to slimly that she had comussinicated with her. The lipid. lady was not produced. All these were so many irresistible proof. the the thing was false. He stow should preduce the evidMire w hieh be tied, in add.- thin to the et Welke which Isis adversative had ~,.t. Fir would prove, thart.so far form lie ing sn IVortlinig on either of the three chess, lie had tvgniell non loon, and other eublic instruments ; he would prove, that, after the publeation eppeare.l in tl.e papers, tars int( a reward for tiered, seller, Mr. Bai ✓ t remained at Reading ; and also that the young Lady had p. rfortnett dome eluissestic on the very thly, and after the hoer en which she s t a t e d tin vi thtitsn to hare taken phiee. The supeeet end ju-titieutien of his Client's character. and not rouble/mei was cis Weed. The situati on of the per son accereed mall be no ergenseut against dee.i• out their ju.tice higher the satuattou, the more dmirlem., stet the Iresiu•teesunle the 011.1Ipl. it ant owing to the pens 'deuce of God, that his client WIC. an licenser that day, instead i ig in irons. perhaps writing fur executor:. If the soil happened to be more onessisient, loot they had all to thank I.:ofi, that false stories were never conoste Pet. the rood !magma/11e Noel dreadful might lure eusued. HK *es sure 'bar. upon tie *Lair vie** of the ease, they aching heists, rollout./ r the Itchy' o at iA The ATTOIII , IV-GFNIIIIAL wed , Gad k w ; t p ü b j. cum in the progress of the (silo, k i he was sine he could incubi.. for the thlit Tid 44. probahilitie. ~,,,karkeel, 3 - .1. he mum ul.ter.e rispcct to 11'1r. Ilarr r t, mot utter a impute , tip's of the evidence, it oas etwt could attach to I.itil. lltst gaol, that his Client war 'MINK h drop lilt Ibroerculluts, tent wished t. d. dire ulws oath his innocence. Lord ELIA anonotiott raid, that if the to go on, it should proceed like my other 4 1 4 ; 4. Barret, therefore, could not be exit fffff Mr. i.laar then shred, that he %%quid rvidelice; upou whit+ tho Jury, acctrilii ig ,; direction of his Lordship,. found the Not Guilty. Tk <le lad al 'font i 7W,, I • A, VONA Ilia • 1k Ir. Foo The I eceife 4 the Nei Fsol l a/Peri r3•' • , 1,. Dos t,ar, I. bru I ; t, %i Doilmi Um fo•ire .ce kti vAtie.r, Amos Min Nall P MR RI CER I CATN. VER' \I It ow I asll /EV Et KATI , 'lt. is dleSI mk the, Orr ou C OA, inch lbetlr wet of m—a x .tipi emb partasht; .9 tk . •llith `etdrs., weal R 0( 1 to I , td iur fro, nper In elm 8... TI 11, .ap r . seir m ' , seri t mina, t Wei her — on 4,3). M R kfJoi 'KOMI lit! a u Oft b j lii. MI it tryt%, lahle 7 NT(' .1.1 p. U. ly i ' a6 . I . d " ~^ '~i~ r ~'T I 4 ' 1 4 . 1: 4.4 ,~; ~ _ - • is hOl - ' P6 I 411 itbers • . • , , • • • . • .fr • ' 'Asir vie** of the ease they neal, t , t h 0,,,,, Bois-. -due. and Dart : thus virtuslly, if miles - .-Wa .1,11, CITY DCW.YRSIS. ... aeltisig beagle, inotioacce the lin 1./ , ... " tensehiy, Leerporatiug the Dutch sietniali4ns with 414 - SZ: ar „ .1 -,i LI ,K.). Y;orerdoy a Court of Ahkernen wadi 6.14 at Gaildluill, The ATToglasv-Gessistet said, ti sd ""11. 1 Prince. / Joel. vrf i. 6 , from its eittiatiuu. op-. - Is d • vra;asav ' • 411 - •10 , whir i. wv. ntinartU•ly ultra.:, d. bud Ho t.hit come on the p t 0....-„,, i ills:, t,,,, Fe 13 , 14ta to the month nr the Thaw-s, mud to the. i , g,...?kak.. -.... V Th.. Cirt.ill aftilwalro• 41s der, d the ;• ire of Bread tit he con. h e a •,,,, mom h e co „,jd • " ", - - ~""""*. lar ?ir" m tiered the 1111.144/1144 lest week . or tut, i,l fur tar 41• Th Itia I .. declare llm, 7 " Et4e4(3 Chust Of England, all•111•11eraleWl41-11e lessor '; ' 6.. \•"; 7 ‘'‘•• • - Christopher Magusy, En t . lastely elected Alderman of the Pr. l ighilitiels remarked, ?narked, y.t he mum edoe-N. LI : 14 8 t E at facstlies to kid meditated jaivel reprditions Lien OP AR.4-HOUS E. Went uf %%tory, au the room sr( Mr. Alskrumis Newilhaue, 'sweet to Mr. Barret, tied alter a entree .. ',,,, 11 " tlece-a...1, we. .morn, Into that oln-a, aria soak his rest Sc- tio o n s i:f t ... h . e . it: i.itie,..7::::: his :1:11: en nt:slI s. : I willing 1 ,..',.. the river Scheldt ilgaiii•it the* country, is 'already , A new opera, entitled Romeo el Jalliette, a etas canhfenv dissever's-I from Louts' nornival kiugdous, sad • . _ , A • .l.: L . Sir notiam canto, Baronet sad Atte • ch." c ould shtick to l '''''' mane tragetry, Was 1 - tout/Ctrs at mina iiolloe Taal , Minn, wail 1111111al• a• _. i,..,.... _ _,., .„ . ~.,,,. t s h a a y t ‘ if tb :h e tiisl „...* II rphans' dues itt the roomer owellowed up in NoroLsok's empire.. night. it is a translation of Shakspeere's jieniess r e l l e i t Y e r s t i 7 t l i e te nntet Z" e f e t , i ,l'' . ' dim, Ilse isroereutoun, but wished t --5 " As if, nevertheless, the reduction_of Spoin and and Aker, without the spirit, genius, and romat.- sees : sal petit/us were sr .wo brokers. oath his innocence. to g idi o 'r o t n i . F ;t l. N L l:o ll u il ld °ll l: ll) ,:e n eri pa lt ri k , e of Ho:land to his obeli( ice wira not sufficient to iie delicac y of the original ; the music by Gug- Me A:deressis condo if+ woes:tummy elected Governor ( • rises.e house was very thinly distended. and of Ticket - !wadi Porters, ii. lie room uf the late Mr. Ald er- to I satiate his ausbi:Sto, or to satiofy his thirst of r inn; 4, • • the Cent off very coldly. it is, indeed. as nr 6 " ""'"En . Barret therefor •.. e, could hot be exit ttttt mi. <l.• . • Precepts were ordered to be issued for Scenting victual- , it, p ewer. he ileum to sel f •ct the per rot moment for •• shall as •any thing produced timing the prelent . kk o f i l k • 34 gi s ,,s, ~,.„1 . Ale I.IIIT then ota-eil, that he %vetoes o rr , • *ad, It sew dray:cons of those nee, relaxed and preeasi• e ni st r a hl eaeo . oft , The Thanks a the Coert were etianin•m•ly voted to the evidence ; Upon which the Jury, nes:volt o " -6 OL• as tier ] even anteceleotly were, which toe- Sums interest was erci:ed by thefertese en Sante- Wee SI IV.I CI _._ _aa.y _A...100m to lin 11....mhy, fur has tacch dirt'ettim of his Lordship,. found ti '' l " ti urns;'' the th.tra..... u . t ra'• u!ey ~i hr, its con.equeece of which, it WaN • N 'Wiled, lent 'cilium nil l'lnw Souday.. Not Guilty. fur .% ' screed Fr,ilece with the Aintlic.All St des. COLifiu• Randa Fur-dhow maul her wife, a poor aged couple, were r the Mistaager-weist lei t w ohlt s ed to come rustualatti, and -....a.._ etti so. deteation, seizure-these are the iergiosieuto .I, . ... . ... . • dated virtuoso of :toget.'s Aloud...mei, iu Ilart.streti, Crap- eke a public it,ologr . Nothing of the kstid e es. pkgate. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Is A 1r 4 .411 4 met the , wrestled which he uses t Wilde Ma" - however, aniseed or d• mend, d ; but, iugeail lit it, - - -•-• --- - - . . - - • • DVISFItI.O v. 1te413. Il e 11 lop an d A ago t rea f ere Nothing, esteem the Mho a vleasol, of winch the ZtiliWirlg ill ato y. was LAW INTALLIGANCE. to stion of mach a Abide, ry we t h at 14 G 4 at But. in, itietribet.d hefcre the perroentosere. • ---+7-- This was an senses brought tor a •esau 1 t slid filo a grates TlCPsflts, WeIIDAT Few te, ism. C.H.IIItT OF BMWS BENCH, Faa. go. irapris , sninctil. The route h o e. e weeded the eff-et o f these Molest o n e wimp , i p 1 1,„ ti p S,,, lam iret:tt, •ith 'eery moat It oppesered that the Plaintiff, a divo t - s r. Fla •- s • me isallyNt, as,,l hire attructed toward • us that ete s regret, that Sage of the Seherribres or fremareters of the TUE ONO r . FitaNCES LATllath shopuson, win ohe of those who bare 4 Vt!.''' '' iittil Theatre have tahro offtwee ai hie having motioned a thorreto,. : mil. which ought, and'might have been . directed , This of as a 4 11•• 4 ill arili'.'h Illa Defendant was epic:thous part in the riots at Carrot-Gurel n l'l lina4Niv pnwer to refuse amisetimeim to bogie Fyn 3.2 . •tr0N ir he , scAllte, . Nei o v a. -t Hin t A ri RTE. If, instead of disevowiag here /wen receiatly observed tu Intunnitt un.: tur , .1.03•• mune Cita it;-.1 o itls list ins:, c ranted pesjury, iu ad e polii. haranguing the 0, P.'s.. and stimulating thee to O. blll real aloboyNaire lion Mora ilaf•lie Net. Neve, the Atueistrate. charg- peoevere in their glorious cause. Lie opp. s ,,.d. . 14-. E°•sigi vs even though he ma . • hive exceeded .* :. o 4,l , l66 'r bie t c tiri s r a t.l 66 • * ). 4 .r jl 7 6 anfr• l'' Iha a tut oof the v444411..1 decorum ' .. • tug !Mr. Barret, Cite Premen•or, us ith having rim generally, in the d row, cud easel oned the prulet.s.ood DI OW letter of his i•llltructioui. and of swirling a di- or this place. .. cant of a Nevy Officor. In this ohmat:ter he o- s a The Malinger h.gs leave to resell to the recoil. ..ties of 141 ' 1 he' rriln• plornatic agent so unpopular. end ryas °s how,. it* the Bebarribers, that it ha. been, tor 4 ;Just uuLa!ar ayeara, The Jury desisted Of George Taylor, Wit:bons mortified, . after having left the Theatre, b ye is- 4 ...... gr. Jacesoe, to treat with the AntleteiCets Gwent- his remount and unwearied endeavour, to preresve, by every Bayne.. li' . . Conley, John Jai:knell, Win. Chu, ity, street Officer, and brought before Mr. READ, Ile sent, we had adopted eoneili 4... r. modes of neg.- s i traso ,t, is a l t a . i: rower, 'theories., dementia, alai tranquillity of Jelin Chilli., Thomas Cerpeuter, SlVllilel Broom Meigheriste, who, upon several charges bar g sonde i • vs Anise winett, In has fremseetly hem maim i t „, i ..., .„: „ 1 , te tg ; „ mud ftechooli ix t ritist I ins, by tune e person., ordered hire to 1 1 elation. we mi : „•ht have triumphed are, the Fiecch the aceemity of tak tan upun hinoelf th.. r delay of MAW. ~..„„- "." '''.,."... M. " 'g•atn. W. axe , I othill-fielele Bridewell. where he was toi.fitie4 • to atheneum eto pes,rei t , ■• hoot Er truer-Wed, mud were ge. Morton. rArlird• 4 Peri faction cart pertigens in Congress. . toe..iy-loor hoc's., hi default of 441. wholly considered, to be isisruser r .supsuy foe the Pit, cod Mr. Ilin.jose IS opened the pleadings. • White the ruler of E t eoce thus sestt •rs 11 . $ bOl,l imperially litOnlpli of repair/I auddrumus &putt ' la . b e meats tu r is. Mr. BUST then dated the errs fur the prosecution. Mr. Cuero eo, ter the Pialutili, sail, he lo s e Dos .1 -• never known on instance uh.•re the B ill 11 . j(4:41, rl ; tar , •In eery drtorsion, from Oohs and A sseoterd.am to ..earir we 6 "*..: ll6 116616 " nrcr l 6 ll r "`" e t ek " . ‘ l 'm 'ell uft " t° iie trgretted that his unforimite aerie of health ha mem td hum ih. Subs. thus their acluauwlrdgmems fee . 4. t.J .,. . , - Philedelphia ; while Austria and rr0..... ante- t h e 0n 0j.,,,,,, nod ...starlet whirl sects precautions afforded rendered him so ineapelde or performing his duty was nius ? 11Priousl y infriurrede and cannel.: -noel( he currinss*.anOe of the 111seut . rat • • otostod. •polisted. and diameint o „d, nail] mo o_ Seas iu the talk, na. mt of then hoarse sod rerently, is. towards Iris clieut • ; but after the insproper domes-. ta t • -- --' 6 rerf"l'iste 1.., `.l , deed, secs preeautiusto have bacume mom Motu ever mini. a i ms , and reports w h ic h lied Amite forth be w excessive loci:. It w.o not Isis intention t o ~,,,„k -.ie.. , , Him le exist s as eters sad tagnarchl.r. I 'Y hi. ler' site, ow stoma of 11. ;strew d saumber of objectionable milieu t . ~, . 1 as mina the (+urge. of mooned or fiese risyrionn ' ' • reappear, even uuder atit.o Clreillestaftera, , ['' ,saissis44; and whole his vassal king*, return, by pew+, wean Footstools, some or theus Freud, valeta, and . that , ushers .4 • amity description, who, by mans of Submit, -it msght not be thought be contudned the fhe LEARNLY Junoe said. th - ' "'rig. e actioa ass brought for almost and fides impritomeent, sod Lehi hie , k on o l o t t , to th• it respective c 1 414161 . alter "" limes-Torkets kart a-biassed sett...sum tutu the rut, mud of Caine a bail one. and as such relinquished it.--• wit h in con reuse of else-atom bed ; there easel i s •.,• Aliii postin g their revolutioaary moons at his fere, h e %Am, diser.kely behaviour le...ay complaints have heen The object of the Defendant, its the perjury with hervcd. wa to ebtablish in **fence w su o c il s a lento as the . latter in the t o s et It To•nr pet.p.,re- to incorporate Hembree mot Osnaleurgh rot F b7 be Sa lro b.r ti l ot iber tre * e a r n ifet u e ; Ae hr .l l 'io aa :o t Zt o :,d t e l r uc :..„ ° : wh which sae was clusryltd. Id be confounding all juroce to set thus; I .e.• lei toothed his client, - i i tlie consequence of velfich, if it , , . oith is wain. Bo t 1:61 territoriee, los he does curvier! su the tune uf the prrfortlimat , wine lil cuimmience moo mused o f ro b b er] might as sell be taieJ for satlaor, alied 114'11:•NI 41s jot. t h e Ist had succeeded, mast Isere beta death to him. awl I • goo it •hefel testi) Ito, am. To cousitnimate his iii - nr o tat 4, • - t shall our :spin :or to Is the general ileliaa of the a death unpitied by the world. This was, indeed, • MU . riler. . rue sk..fit pit or -r 5 . .. e secteat dynasties, stud to perpetnete Subse.ihele sad Gary, ate.* of the. 1 Iseatre, that such eu- a canoe of great inipOrtance. It sas of import- r hsTrisintSir was ilnilledi4k47 14.1 " I ' sailed • , nes d iass ,... Lo d tcauljoof air alarls • 4,;4•rut latitude elf dia. --•--- •- -...,.- • Ai eel his august liiie Do &tore ages, he °niers ii e-ittim emu°. moat r e ee.d). we 1 . 4 i. tenor 1., w ,topineei iter; not only to the individual, hut to the public From extracts from Auitfiato commoiticstioet I• p of ti•t-eo, the si-err of ea Emperor of IfforstA. to be by the Stanaga, sad that oroi•pasy remedial% to the ph it largc : TA • that individual owed it to hisuself • had upon t o e ecsinnreuertu .nt o f h o s t ili t i es, if stefees : R II! a Ilia famtiv • end Isio countess , toproceed of d a t e place, are, l ik e the Mit Theatre% to be whaatte. . , •.,„ . as he , .1_ ..• trio lent hint freers l'etersbeargli, too a bride. No: cannily Hilt Alla pressed our Mittintrni to mod our Es- CER I without rclutikl or atocarlso. 'wait' , fuel it Isis dirty moot rlonir, In instituting the prosecution how under their &into raid of the prompt .übsuisoilen with which eleetsfelly on oetweis to tie•ir tuitilaatolls, however teach he ' I ' 11, (Mr . g • B e a t ) erfltion to the Weser or the Elbe, in preference to cobalt emirs°. e vijeunt would use- • • CATH. Was 1, , in..5.1 as h an illill•IC11011, 1 4 11 lena‘sig toost prolLalot ) tololllllllg. urging that a diversion to,the Nurtis of EVER' hi , !drunter w ill he ciente! on the Nero. A Lsx- ,p arta k e to prove, not only that Ur. Barret was • veer nut. rial emerneenews to the Soinerilses themselves, in in " German • would be of were . f it ta n o t of the cribs, with which he eras charged ; e ).. .. Y grcat n'' •I'S. ' I AY DER cannot slip , after seeing the Trenty of the (Mane ...pewees ad their bees. Aud asst Hsu The gallan t rearrest. we regret to state, has hers r tilot, nod after meeting hi• cm -gut-ter at Erfster, o sisicerel i . 0, .....a Ilsat say part all', Subsenlats u, hoppoeters not of that the accusetion was a falsehood, but tah „„,,. and • fl a ' sent a prugmer to ant crass. wady Meal Ledre mane Isolavadmataili.rogNl thew, should have a falsehood from wicked inteutiun not mistake• 1. ef • to crescent with ,him the drib to Gnu of the Spanish COO 4 .9*rd Nay e ' efilent •at *coedited, on hi. purl, alio nil :osia• •rj p - The Prises Aft4'phas Packet, Boutin/dog, se sasecutor was dispirit-merchant in Wan, the • . 2 s.! teE•k - Ildmearehy. Hr must yield what. tee hootege is ex- fat 1r it: fu lono , t atm la he has luog prai tan .i....nnolaisily emelt. Ihrf„tdant was the daughter of a most eminent with 11 " "s rer "ati ' ad°e " lnd ' laical "' was is" y 1.• the •01..cnbers, ter. JO tim hazard or great on i Sonda-, f rom r.iinnuth. 'ILITI , act,d, and most be emitented to mingle the blood of re. e ..oletio, in enter in preserve , lint ii,,. natinfnriiwk and and respectable phyoWiati; but, great as was the is It appeao. fr • om an accoent laid before the Muse the (gar. with that of the Itoirawswrits end of the emaf"* l . as mad. ("Miele mud 6. ""': "TO !" IS pOidtbk pity which his attention most challenge; they wou ld , art , of Comeams, that the isumber of iloliati ,tamped aa „,,,,,,,,, 1 1,, eutapane r,irwrieelo the rt, and riunciistrtly not abandon the line of f thatof weeks justice fear II tantnids rt. When we colmly resolve all these .i i .she L 1 ..siosig.oos. d ..o1.• I ...NOM; in the discharge, hrt•lllat ' o f • lig an ,op toth e et ti' *.ll . • aeration. A frpert, was csrculated that the young • 'woo:is in our t riad,, we shall probably are moo , of that duty, all 1144 . frt4afavt.asS Of an) Manager, without h e . • • • • .. • ' • w instant , 14 4.317.04. 1 spa a.suy had Imes orateniv violeted ; but it was to be 11: fir g•ell , ral Nurpao 4 of IN, - alltalealbrill, Waal ■ at all toles pens 'fl ea remould of Batik of P.ngland Notes of 81. do a povere, as a 01--silute of wisdom and of policy, eutirely unavailing." . etplained why Dr. I.sdhatu had thought proper to rope and cowards, ifs circulati 4 If IN 1 f J s lot e ISt i o ossuary the stay of Narotetet at Paris. He either has We have ally to Olikeve, op this pretended 'pro. .eisd fur Mr. Barret, and fix the accusation upon . ' • - lost, was 14,Ctin,11.101; or Bank Post Bilk net.Ltel. • Gm . - genjetted, or believes himself able to sulk et, the I loge, that it is en aggravation of th e . insult ulTered hint ;, he hoped diet the uerami elm advived this omit of Burk Not ,, 101 , 0 „. five . .- . f pounds, thail,l7n • Sloan te 1 would be linen ht forward. • supposed t o the ponlec. It assumes, that the ca;•prelitton was • I . Li . Th e CS at vetositeder of Europe, by dele:otes. He con ac- l onskics • a toot' of sear t t - • 3 ad wet. )-014..e ni , was • a crehrsivela confined to foreigners. This is false,nilie . was mid to have been committee! at 11 oath- ha " e S. B. A quire no higher military remise.) ; tsi coofirin, • - • - i • but I (N.l Sc • Km 1 Id and the distiticsion is made merely to fi Ater our 116.. nit ..., s. r• • 1 .- ""is 9 6 mu prove that n • prod while At a meting of the Inverness Aire Farming St- he extends his imme n se empire ;to rivet the tional pokulices. Sir Godfrey W'eLster, and the Alr. Barret was not there when the offence was al- - cher Lit week all the members esstrred into Ow 4 chains of every Butternut:l4g country . ; to ally himself, great minority of Nobility rind Gentry who took an 11. gee' tsi have been Corn rnitttel. It. ass also to be ho ," o ''• reeoluteus of wearing cloth of , list cool .1 / •11 1 . • to , elsined • oh when he was arrestaeL I I dAT -by marriage, with, the F . toperor of the Earl, whirr active parr, ou Saturday . are not haliaos. In ado I 1 y• , -he their own growth, and assinufactared at the lover- to Marlborough-street rather thou before a M is. lest A ditimi to this apologc, we understand. the Manager . . • 9_, . high *lC n ese %%' 04 ,11 e „ m a „4„. lsey , Ile coerces th e /Feat ; east, finally . to ten pare the true in the city ? Mr. Syrj. Best stroke to terms •• thee has 112011.1111 ed 11,41 MaChilltt CataLiat is to r. sunie __. a h open flee., cc - the 'went in ichinery, whi. li ir to en- her ...e. ce • l i • of Mr. Nese, the Moots; late before whom has client - - - p n, . 19 Ile cow se O. next Ilona'. \i'lir did . . MCCTINGX or CRIRDITORS. AT GUILDHALL, • I,r,si abbe him. aided I .dy Our Milisterial mots mod in. he not fix her for the Ist of April 9 -We ;deed WNS "ken ' Thtt li) "fe"Lial•re he laid. W4O rash vo- mousses. a. a. ' bet Ir rays. ily. to altsck, ►to convulse, or to ram 1 that the Pp••ne-Floure is the proper plaice of that rooo v ii to make an of:1-leord there, the improlaabi- esmwel Clark, .late of Charluttaretreet, Rathbone• toter of Greet Britaits e throe are, ussqueitinasehly, thy admirable Aeiress, bait we have Hot heard that she hoe 4 4 which, if he h list no other proof to bris k for. elate. tailor - - - - es '-us wile I - word, woo sofN , to to invalithate it. It could he Jo" Panersous Isooleieh. Kern. man-r - -21 l hashnrested Lei oar.. mental C. veideserdeu The- fm ohs act „ whi,•ll seem, to scider stationer this rest-• s gw ' t o see;, 161 aim lady d id in Job. Jaws. young out mein. ten , ~,,,,i .. late o f II hitechapehrusad, Middlesex, seer. . . 9 ii ;Wit; leo- and feroceons tourist?. oho lesser to exert and ste lost. s after *he drposed that this brutal attack -i ' - ‘•••••• ° - - - toe+ Stelae, Bridge.roarl, Lambeth, Satiny, seed.- ••• y,„ . g e e o n, h i t • rek, rot - r7i.iTra ' urstb--'he Mari iii 1 Ifiol been 'aw 1 • the ittio.es. the ehaructenstie velocity of the eagle. Ga... 09 her, In t,e stoat dioeutu cited, yet was - - .2 I i •,•Ineli o f Ifew t uy, far Logsdon, east Lent Llt soca w.- ; el, hn I , mown po ititely to the person of Mr. Barret. DIVIHENDH. -molar, O•d-rs were reamed, on Saturday, at itlyniouth, Anived at the eame plater-Lord and turtle Calm- ' Let them prove that Mr. Barret woe at Worthing George Balilie and Juba Jaßray, late of riLsbury• . . I, ',nem kr a ft, the rmeersiee or 90 goo., tn proceed iiume. CART, e aid the Hon. Mite, Major, sod Capt-in l on the 10th, 1 tee or Loll, owl he 'would • life sw " asst - - give up Juorph Humes Cock-hitt Sliaihrell, Middlesex, dhoele for Cadsz :in consequence of which the 1;41 2 .41C . . 4111.* 1 t h e proareuti on nflogelher. She had stated. that c h., ' s - remonger - . - - ta ten auturdly. the notice of MsdameCATALASI'II ..ROl w.e... Of warrant officers, whu were guiug to Porto- 1 vb.. esteemed ; hut. though the house so+ mall, - *pertly wig 'gement. at the • Opera How+, was re- COI'P J E OF EXCHANGE, Fes. .ti. I V te) 1 meal. and ill the women, were unexpectedly sent • ouch at ho uses ;45515E411y are at waleritig-places.' out al the ship, which smiled to the fry • g, w th a eared with elithartiossln ; and reiterated bra vos d e - ! noJ tis . mgh the it . ereatu of a rerwo in ilistrino in s-s A -austerdam.... ala 4 V. oPinlo•-•• ••• •• 44 1 etre Jumbo.. • • It , ed or 1 .,. foe fine Metric et test. Oa Sunday the s hipwri g ht. eared the thsfl`forilOo 14 the public, who thus (led 1 powerful and piercing, use one beard her se iu; goti ° al 346. • aw 7 entrant ...... g 14 9V. Malta wile 1,4n1 at work, and a grea t bustle pret ailed 41 "° °11 m. to ra t e. u n" .111 " "n i l r• l n° 6 ••e"‘l•snl talents at helot• no person wise produced to confirms it. She Hamborgh as ti lit/. Garrett*, 361 •H. of that justl3-ethbreted lady. Sitiong the chipping. had etate.l. that she f• II on tlw floor ; neither wee alga" MI I lii( . lha:slin 9l et,. r, t. It appeers. that Mr. 'l'sytor, In hit Sub:trip- that tircunistance coufirmed. Mrs. King was not Fria •• , 'PP". The Prior-ere Elizabeth Packet.Capt.Kitio,an;led SULLIOK• MI S. VITO sons and Proseri drools es et. to make •good Lilk.st ; ~. , f . Pe • brought forward. She had stated, th a t M art h a ;;L:" . ..°: „ . 4 . • * 6 -• •• 19 14 do SW tw iday, front Eatmorth,with mails fr o m Portugal Gehl is Coin wret I thing of the tierre-timee. Lawrence untied her hind's ; but neither was cads: .....„, 411: to and lbws per or. - - -• oiss,, taw Princes., ,Wary, Pococe. wills wails for Cadiz: the 1 „ we His Alajgoty'e slop Phrasal' s. with six sail of West Sirßy n p, :isetttA deaths i of 4ir Mr.. commons/se, Martha Lawrence produced to prove the fact Madrid as Et Forelegs Dolt is , ii Line, ina..,,...„. undrn coati ter cad,. to join thi, Out. (males. M 1 ..: _T 14 . . am _. I • noises GAS- in that instance . In not a single instance wa s Itilhos 4l Bars ....... ~ ...- -..- re•- • ,, tosd. Per Os. New Doubloosa.. 4 t - • • lay ward-boond Beset. now assembling there. aineag ... ur.. e, in .ir the _ . Ind apace of five months. the a ron fi rmatinn attempted. The charge *kith r i '',`"'" es New Dollars ... s 0 Eorl «lig* cc., the Lovely Lass .1)44_ nook 1.1 . 134 Na. I G I 14x.e411 .. ee of its ass ' o , I 6 'nu„n„,ch raPParlcras she brought against his Client was one certify 1 ., 4• 11" r " 4.4,.. Wear ssAlaliAy. nal. ow Dorton, who dice! made. bet repelled with dif fi culty. The Jury ' t:en " ou' es irt Silver in liar. - -••-- mut I:remade. Wt sts 'see, both for At orteisqne ; sCsit.i. Pie. New Loris (earl') -- 7 .7 k.toot about three weeks owe., erns oue of this Keit and would. therefore, tin well, to weigh the most % .. 11 ;" ice- •••• 1111100 . 0 e. AV* "'' ti l elia " .lllu ' w " . eston aided, the iflusseas, sloop of war, with the iv , nest a , ort 1 ,, -. d .. ..1 1 seam n :at term . and had • very cis- minute ciicuissetanceo. They would - do well to 1. " 6 " 1 " ...... •• 631 4 per Crest. brig Jalae, Flirt. for Gibraltvir, to joie the cinterry • -- / off Falmouth ; ales the Samituteni. IlLowsliane, fur Cork. ode puck of Ithhounslo, and a nuitserout stud of tixcellent h un t ers, basks, &tr. cnissider wlietiter a female, its the unfortunate situ. snots its which ishe regimented herself to he. would twit S: dr artter.o YLsrEttisst . Raub Stock 'sty dial A Geetlemn of the not n sd he Nonhoeot ciiroit c memos at Cavan, on commuidee immediately with s ome f emi d e a per Cent Reduced.... • from Newa nem A e o *hif STRONG is Srsr ired+ 1..• I- ft ou the ii $ 4l l 14/A of March. and the If Circuit at Trial friend or acquaintance. uvon the subje c t o f h er II per Veal. Candela 67 lii I ht, in the Sally. V.. son the i gt h. a per Curl . misfortune. Mrs. King was not produced to slew - 991 I at:i. 9 14th tilt. sod bongo iiiti•lnt4roce that Me. 3 season M.. B ien , * • to peforming his wonderful feats of that she hail communicated • h wit her. The lat.d. I per Cent Navy .. Lowe A erten tre remand et Kited. Ipbia, where he pasnrs his time in agility at the York l'hentre. lady wait mot produced. All these were so teeny I -id , * Ihuido - adrordi, , sample's efecleoina, never appearing Ise public. Mrs. CLOVVR in on the ewe of cloring bee es- • •.1 I ire e .e.te, e p roof. !het the thing was false. He now Ecrlset t iser Bills ...,... a e prem. par. 3 area, I.4 4resfla Extract of a lever ream a gentleman at Ltrihnlit, gagetnestt me the Ginotow Tit-etre. should produce the evidnce • hist) be had, in add.- Comole for .. T. NISH, Ste-k•Brokar, ir e ., :W e 7 dated Htlth January, 181ot-a Our army here Is Air. CUORIi. tak tug aile•mtage of The Free • lion to the et idence which his adversatiels had ....t. 4. Combat. died 9, slcu.,r9i-Cc.m. •.„,. k rr.ry healthy, awl rosily the Partovorr troops Ksights, is porform , r,g fur five nights with Mr. Fie would prove, that ' s* far form las ingiii Worthieg egioesesoesesseep o _ . ........-------...e.-- - t --- ' 4 ". lank welt. • About 30.H00 of them herr N•en taken Le.i.tirros, nt N1..1. 4 -hooter, on either of Ithree I Lie Lana Ise had s , g seed I '4lON bow Eu s liala lay. which to doultle to el-at tiler lint. • Mr. Diesoets'a play of The Found/log of the town, and other bite . ' • ' ' • 1 rare' '' On Sutras nerni the .ll ll l ll ll l l i . ust. at Hemmed, i. Ere' , ' • ...6.4 'Th ey are p r awn ' s/1y togonsorided y Er5415-h tAfi• Forrst, has keen perforated with ma-h succegs, set priwe , that, after ' , ni t. h inn . ttr t ustittats ; die would Ltd, bade ? , ' ..4., :itz t the tete Si. Wm. Daory, . 8 , „„. .'• k..,1 urea. Most of thew awn have bees' {bud oft, end the Dublin Theatre. Mass Some in the female pa ,s ire, iii are l . , a : i u r i• - I , , ,, o li nppeare.l in the MstaltiAllE. Falwart Crew r li - rto w: tilt ses pante, end ether , who. are active, hove oro em u - SI ram-, y►r. rreiivesl consfderalde applause. Mr , r• t i remained a l : Reading : or an t d li sleas ' i t ' l i a i ii e t r. ; ttr i r. oil ' - morn, ru'resight. at I) late, Ri chard o , 4 L. :-. of Sm. ado*, Hall, Leteestr.wh•re, 1.4 MI ( 1 " i P. saireione. They IlTe Waking mount sarong forte:Silo lin -1.14 Illt W 44 II 4ry •art•••• 4111 ill the c urs e m od i i . _• y lig , , re t• „bum, 401 t Leese in Portugal. Mr. F•artair tided the part of norirre, in whets ver y A in . v ,„l a ft er t h e i„, ..• y h o d pr Homed 11 011111 111/111,111fle dlirloli WA th e wow. daechier uf Mr. Cle•pavan, of Ihmatar, 1141•4 Dk , nn which she stated I huu.ns Maud, G.+ uf Newham lloase, 5.. the rosillY r. ,bv.,. i - - d "if aCCOUntS are nese. and we torte no million Mr. Jonas rec.-I.rd surfs wvil-niretted aundatswe, Oafvi the • 11:411•••1 to hare I k•- 1" ; liad " . " . .i ra to doubt Olen., the p..m.rde jested resod Marveillva, the Ilarsearket Theme, lost swatem...-This play iv siel jugitieution orb - , c a lL n , • passer. i The la .1.91 t DEATHS. Sash Sadie!' " 4 -ii.• Chiral • air:Jeer. and not on euntlay morning lan, at hi, be nee, • . 1 e .. _ bi .„. . ; S., , ii. the anuth of From'. er e i l l is_p_its miens agaieet aloe lief wilessitt at the Psvionsols Thretre. Vt'e ca „,1,.. t ,„„ ~,,,s his stye( . : , 4 " , •...: I, the deepotsou e of d Llimaileboadrass •We lira reverted yore firs fOlithtitig' lICCOiIe, frank CONGDON'S - ' .• Ihe sensation of the per- meet, Gro.eenan.esuare, enrich esteemed by 6 1 " ants ucen+.l rould be no ' , poloist eguinet des.i. g him, Mr. Ilenry Stark, um the 76th year of h .11F.• , _,,,,„ , awl . i, the amount, by l.ttors to too more:stile blouse.' Pvier. of 5 4 1 . 1T 41 41% . 6 0 :- 041 WM." *day WO. et Chelsea, at the ...AM C. ..., a ".. SI nut their ludic.. The litwhee the ~,,....so, ~ 4 A. al.• Ip. m ; aunt o w j„,,,, b ,,,,, ov , heed the night h, 1,,,, .. ti n Tne.susy . nigln, Me. bionwors mew play of The d A 1 ''' . - -".."' " U• '''e air, Ms. Il3n!tail l'..aelt. Watt of the late J 0+0;4 1 " last from Gthndtur (roma say direct from Lori feemoose at 49. y„,,..., a ,. p „, r „,„„ 4. ~,,, ,I,„ fine ~,,,,,,, st serest "HiPl*'"•• ":" I" 1 " 9 .1u - iii;e'rle lite wii'lefii• tt awks..rts . '4,7,-6 I t was owing ... h . 4 COLLINGWUUD. ila lilt Nt.risto•rrotwon) in Atiesor I Oar I.l"iire' mod went uti with more applorsete than any la thr I"""deu'e o f "ed , limt hia Htttt!UATER - At - 1:0 - NIiiirit BRIOCE.T:" % " Ar s ‘ l'- le, il k ," . Ct. juy„,_-1, lulu . that _.,_ future __,_, n ,, Pw7 i v.er a tw m. rfurmed ae er e t. l ;:a t ed e s; it peoseues all she ad- client war as. licenser that day, infirm,' of 1 , . iig in h e,,,,,,, e. , ~ ~,„ ...6„ . ., i A ft ern oon .. ,i.O "' !. i --...--.... .1 M i, li -.-".--.'--'-'-'-'-'-', ;. :,•j. '.... .... the lea 'ef the i' '" lnn i fs•et•sehoel ‘ con u ~ :: a t: nel es. „ o f L i d tre lu r r i:na " of - the st, sad :ne'"r?' to rtes . 1 7 4 7 • p"rh*Prirai"wir for rx..;l;uiti„j;;•th..fot had h , .1 „ 1 ; 1 ° l --"-. " - - - - ~. r.... per ' ''. . .I, Warn Ike% with the informal on , pod - h u rl e yl, ro d L. Wierowla illanallll.4.-Ta• play a emmormed I: a• 1 e "r re- l ' ."1""Itts he " wit*. " Hl." ' - -'-' -------, --- -•• to Leirt La ": yr "" s ' i ay C. shit I'll, '''''' '' •r -1 • •• rs"" aid publ:deed at the sta y Su es, 1d... •• ,.. t ease ba.,taKe.„ as a : ,,, e „. e. , so , tlia estate ibex ma; j pgraratattew on Mondiy, and ...la, a u, ...anew lenses a tha ' al (4°l ' s ' isi (Id " 14" n" . were ''''' r eg "'"'" l ' C` a etc% *Com! 4J. tvwF• ..."... r ''' ' 'I, '•• swoosh' are fennel teuts." , frwoorste, re i• of In eren fever, .14 pen, Nall l'iwaiwar.,. ec r u the roo•t larnesitohle 11, 4 1 drsiedful eir-rt. tee 6..11.. taste, soot to t he (ter-. 0 5 ' r ' • ' , isalivalled tie hunk, us Nisi ofsatarest.•• 'sight hate eilleatt. He ace sire that, upon test 461, filltledii SO. • _ 1 COURT OF CONNION PLEAS. DVIDFIELD V. ILVAU. This was an acuuu biuught lur abs4ult aud It appeared that the Plaintiff, a dru gy ,,,i, slioptuan, wus obe of throe who btre 4 ft!., spittoons part ►n the riots at Covent-Gartlrn TI cu r , haranguing the 0. IVA, ■nd stimulating theta to persevere in their gloriosa cause. Lie 49.p. a r,d. generally, in the drew, surd assumed the p►uliz•s.ou.t cunt of a Navy Officer. In this character lea 4 arrested, after having left the Theatre, by a 8., street Officer, and brought before Mr. READ, ll* Magistrate, who, upon several charges berg suds agaitist I itn, by three person., iirdend him tv Tuthill -fields [fridge/ell, where he was cot.fiurd trae..iy-lote hoer., in defuult of ►..il. Mr. CLIF1061), for Ilse Pillnitilf; said, he hid never known un instance here the Bill V atigitt wall muse s►riottsly iiiffinged, and confide.: ~ u,»lf to the circuits...ranee of the blagistraa•a relent: l excessive bait. It w.n , not his intention to ►l,,k upon tile cliurgem of usaault or fa:se ilayribnuu, nu . The LEARNLO Juvoe said, the attioa so brought for moonlit and false irapriaombent, and tint in consequence of ex,•e-site had their result such ■ tertu as the latter in tha declaroiou. It would be confounding all justice to act tins; snarl licensed of robbery tot4ht as well be tied Iv: murder. Thß"Plaintift was iconsedi4te4y Nos.:riled. From extracts from Mishima emasnoricotioes upon the comnienertu nt of hostilitim. IL :aloes that Austria pressed our Mitalarni to mud OM Ea. pedltioo to the Weser or the Übe. in pretereneo to Flushing. urging that a diversion hsthe Nurto of Germany would be of very gre e t at .?y. The genital HOFFER. we revet to state, has bees tako,L, end scot e prisoner to Mont ii. The Praxes Afaphas Pocket. Bouteusor. with mails for Ihorbadoes end Jamaica, was to sad onSonde-, from Falmouth. It aispea;. frirm en account laid before the !loose of CUM!!•111111, tlNt the number of 11'.unprd and i.taite,l by lir /Link of England, op to thr nth instant, P I 4.317,04. susouset . of Batik of Pin:land Notes of sr. and upwards. iu circulation on thr 'flit of ilium'', lost, wn. 14,C(in,6401; of 840 k l'ost Hi 11,344.12.A. and of Bunk Nat,* na.ler five poutab, 11.543,17vf• rwakiiij a total of Ilea,' twtoty-•pce ni , lhaus 'ad half. At a meeting of the Inverness Airs Farming So ciety, lvit week, all the members catered into the Laudable repolutiqu of wearing cloth of the wool .f their awn growth, aid asantifictared at the loves nese Woollen Matalifactety. MRCTINGH or CRIRDITORM„ AT GUILDHALL, to MON ROlll. lhaseel Clark, late of Charlotte-Omer, Rathbone - plant, tailor Jobs Patiersou, trooloieb, XVIII. - - Joha James, late of 111satechapel-ruad, rorlwniner ist,ob Stelae, Briate.road, Lambeth, Sturey. seals- . i li . 2 I I DI VI DEN DS. George Bailie and Jobs Joirroy, late of rn;,bury - place, iorrchaut Juorph florins, Cock-bill, SliodireU, • clut diesonnier - • • C:()1 , 2.11E OF EV Annieraani 4 4 D. Ditto si SsAkt art 7 Ilteterrtlans g 14 • D. Helubursh te 6 tiU. Algona fse 2 Paris .. Ditto It 19 14 Ram/Nimes l9 t 4 roam 41 F.I. 41 I..lernto 61 all:elt :f4lO, affilLiv Pie. % ell ice ta. C. Luton 631 rostui. uY altHl Rink Stock ...... CHANGE, FL ()porta. est 4tte• Juociro.. • • 11 Malta Gikaltar 3GI Du ale 9i Cork SULLIOK• Portugal Gala to Coin and Nary per or. Foreigo Goa io Bars ....... New Doublooos 4 s New MMus s Silver is Bans -- New Louis (raris) Agin oo dreams' of 1102 , .• I, 4 per Cross Cwr Y Fair UA • 2.1 611 6714:3 .11 111 7. bassi ( . 1 11 Prem. per Cent Reduced.. per Vert. turret.... per Curl . .. S per Cent W ary .. Lent 4 eneriten Itneeto Utritraprer Bala ..,... a is prem. 1 70 *. 3 Oren. Conenis fur fi T. NISH, Sin-k•drukar, •ad 9. l'hn:mg•Crarr ►.IRTO. On Sunday I nerwing. the Seth inst. at Flemetvo, is Bret Lady Lark., wid.•w of the late Win. Ow ley, .$ •"" fLit..rday at'atngl.i. at I) Wu, Richard Filvar•l Cre.o. wen, or /inv. unto*, Hall, Lps , ...at ...It • re., b , N.• tine onus. .lau chl , r 111 r. (lopmen. of Ihnotta , , and Dace to Thuso.ns %la.J, £.y. ..r Nesshars sa the rest! Durham. DEATHS. On Funday morning last, at big beau.a. s o uth A w lle! , " h. " Grt.fatthr.oquare, mnrh esteemed bl all *I.O Ikw'^ bias, Mr. livery Stsrk, in the 76th year .4 it all.' (hi IVerhie Way Iwo. at (Arleen, at Ilse w, AM .4 etc Ms. I:3nnala rdat of Ike late J %%ais.lso ..rth litCi! 'it BR I liC: F., 1 - ! . ; hiu!!!iiic •• .. tit 3 aftcr .. 3 I Aftenmem 1.4 Li) lunS ;—rlonspaad by C. %MI • awl published al the it*re, N * . Is , K.... (7`.•ecls. St. am!, by .1. Vt'll:TF. to fri• rseter, anal to lb. flobt duly al feuded 16.. ~~. A•~