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D11114: 11 R ES. Miss GREENS made her third appearance on Sat nobly night in the intereeing character of Isa bella Warelime, is the musical drama of The Anti quary. In this, as well as in the part in which she anode her tithe. she had to contend against the re collection of Miss STEPHENS, which certainly en hanced the difficulties of her trial. However, she folly maintained her previously-acquired reputa tion, and was accordingly honoured, in the cootie of her performance, with similar proofs of that homage which well-applied talent, especially wises the attribute of the fair, ever commands. Mies' GAEENE seems now perfectly familiarised to her rte w situation, and an extreme degree of ease up f one of the characteristics of her singing. Maria 31•Intyre was sustained by Mts. BI%IIOP 'Alb great ability. The rest of the principal eh l oreter, were east, we believe, precisely in the same manna as during the last sinew' ; bat it would be uteri of iiijust:ce, at the commencement of a new setwon, not to hear testimony to the uncommon degree of mein with sylneh they we r e g en era lly sou . ported. Mrs. FAUCIT, Mrs. DAVENPORT, Mr. FA MIEN, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. 1)11E1156T, Mr. AILBOTT, Mr. EMERY, and Mr. FARLEY, in the tea oective characters of Elspeth. Miss Grisslda tlidhttek, the Antiquary. Caron, Lore!, Hector .11hlatyre, Rod Sounders Mucklebacket, fully equal led arty of their former representations, and a better cutanpluitent we think we cannot pay them. A more lit ely picture of the ti "spear ble *owlish roil despair which wring a father's heart on the untimely loss of a darling P.M. sus, perhepa, never exhibited than in the present instance by. Mr. FARLEY. The melon& al lit and mvfoll scene of the tide rushiog an d d os .. iog in oo Sir Arthur ifordoer nod his daughter, was very well managed, and excited a strong ei ;session of adminstiou. After the play, the ballet of Joesade, or Le Prince Troubadour, was repeated by the same iwrforiners as oat Thursday evening. As a sacrifice, we presume, to biensiaare, and a peace-offering to the wounded delicacy of a certain proportion of a British audience, the females of the corps presented themselves with the oddities to their former dress or (wig trousers. At the emssietterssent, sad through a considerable port of the ballet, tumults ous interruptions, similar to thew we described on the former evening. proceeding principally from the galleries, but pertly rpm the pd, were ezperieocod. They were opposed by the warmest plaudits from several quarters in the boxes. Some scuffles ell sued, soul a few of the most refractory in the pit were compelled to quit the house: a comparative calm was the consequence. The dancer., particu larly Mile. Hvv.Lts and M. LE BLOND, the grace und,rgvance of whew movements might disarm the vengeance of the most hostile, received the most cheeting encouragement to proc e ed, and th e p iece was brought to a conclusion with applause nearly undivided. HAYIJARKET THEATRE. The opera of Goy Nannering Was repeated at this theatre on Saturday night, when BEAU AH again d e li g ht e d th e house in tie part or Henry Bertram. The " feho Duet." from the opera of they's/seriatim, which he bang with Miss It. Co nit 1, was rapturously applauded ; soil the song of " Seats who hoe ova' Wallace bled," received its customary tribute of enthusiastic admiration in being twice encored. Each successive repetition of the song— • " slts if isesems or spade had spawn Dr what It fed oa,” seemed only to stipulate the desire of the audience to heir it again repeated. and the singer hiitsself ape peered to catch the eathutiaem of the house, and to B low each time with increased energy. Tim ani. mutton infused bats r.BRAHAII . II inenner in the singing of this semi, JP well and he:1116641y eon. trusted - with the exquisite feeling and delicacy of expression displayed es he breethes the melody of " Loves yo-vog Dream." or mourn. " 14e Death of 46crcromby." Three songs, it is true, are not very spproproately introduced into, the opera of Guy Mannering; they lead to destroy the smile( the piece, but It is wet at the moment of their utterance that meth a thought will pass through the mind of the delighted listener. Ali. Batting is at such an instant the undisputed lord of the ascendant, controlling •the feelings sud regulating the passiras of ell arousal tom " atilt the witchirro of sweet sounds."—Olasuar performed .I)ossinie Natnpson respectably, but he wail's pailsoe to give effret to the scene with Lucy Ber. crew, isufl m gnartal his air mat manner arc not sufficiently and abstracted for the thmainie. bits. 00.T.Rx no a very good Meg Merrilies. Wiwi Lt. Comm swig inertly iu Julia ilariveting. She low, Insiever, learn to retire, if she Lopes to become an actress. To the opera succeeded a new farce, entitled (her Ifse we understand. the pro ductiou of 3jr. To; ppoip noon, to whose f anc y the public bore beets so often 'adductd free ail esteekimeo aoseseessessi. The new far. e is a simglit- IY 'Mies PheitadtllF in conceits and !aim:, with a mere dial ordosery supply of Cockney vul switais, which are, flow -o-d ty'. on unfailing putirgc of o t rernment, or at feast of laughter; for we shrewdly suspect that 111 , 1111 y persons in a theatre laugh at Well l'Xitiet•Siors leas fur their humour, than for the purpose of rhewii.g. that the sstire flues not affect themselyee.—Trapky, young man of fashion, the - son of a broken-does(' Baronet, has claw' from ratio with a lovely French girl, limped Ade/ R ide (Mats jl. Coatu), het on hit arrival in estais Lw Skali a letter from his father, ananuneicg shut ha is damped, prorkninil motive", toy ermansit matrimony" ncii &is: Patty Angelica Bun. the daughter cf u weit! , hy pastry-conk • in llorbician. Ile f• in.. his nii , reis at Deputy, and on reaching I.,over etoccu44e n te the heirites op her Aigiht to Franc , with analier fuser. Me. kloilllgey (QZ -1:4=1), anotrrotit Coeitisuy, anti one of her father's eilotiftvit, on whom abe acts already conferred the title of its'oand. ! rapky. not kr:mai:l4 that the 14 W fi b g " “Hte 1 11 Iris intended find.. lit- spa Dollik , 'l potl- tie lady in y• itNt " over 0.1 , 1 Ve!t. r." NO soi•iii r have they embarked foe Calais. than fropley is is - longed bv his serial:4 who is just grimed front Lou don, that lie hat been irssistirs• his rival to esrope. Aideougli leis sae engaged. his pride it wizatodisil. us, thissii‘g ierutolf duped by his silly rival, aisdlie iusiently sails for Calais, wherT he nr lives infore the faiitiwi, and devi.,re a plan for the annoyance of the poor psstrymitn, in the lisgoise of a Prencli of f icer he ultimately dupes and ierrifies him, until the poor man is perfectly willing Is resign Airs. Dadikey, when his tormentor, feeling his honour satisfied, releases him from his apprehess sionsaAnd plights himself to his chorusing Adelaide. Souse songs, are introduced, one of which, a parody Oft " Lore's young Dream," was very well song RUSSILL, rhfl honoured with sit encore. Miss H. Coast sang the lovely air of " Hay's Wife" with uhconsmon sweetness and power, and also a French air, in which use 'represents a fine lady re fusing to sing, end in which her own singing was most chstinlasg. II would he oriju.t not to notice 1110 talent with which Mrs. BAKU, as Airs. Da dikeg, the London floydras sieve contrast to the gentler features of the French pH, Ooseaar's Cockney was in every te.pet t pert -t Decorah' , to the author's conception, lint it was audi o a Cock ney as we have never seen, and Irgre ',ever to ~,e . Th e forte, however, obtained the object of ft.,. wr i ter sod of the managers, it kept the andit• i c e In gtoul humour, and was given out for reiteLbott neat. di,. ASTRONOWCA L OBSERVATIONS• [From " The Ilautpshire Telegreph."] GOSPORT tinge AAAA ORY (Dr. Barney's), R,•ptemher 22, 1820.—Eclipse of Me .11,ton.—Tbe Moon's lioisiliern immerged in the north side of the earth's ■heduw at two minutes past five o'clock, a in. mean tone.—The Moon gra dually grew dim, changing from a whiti.h light to a dell red colour, and the edge of the earth's Blandon was il4dtfiord on her di-e. At twenty-two misrules past five, when .ha was one foqrtk she immersed behind a cirrus. trews cloud near the horizon, tlinough which 1.111: afterwards had but a faint appearance. Until she sunk beneath this cloud, the eclipsed part of her (hag was perGctly visible to the puked eye through the earth• shadow.—The Moon set half eclipsed at 45 minutes 50 seconds past five o'clock, when she was scarcely visible through the cloud. At the middle of the eclip.e, the digit■ eclipsed were more than 10 deg. out of 12 deg which is nearly equal to that of the late Solar eclipse. This erlipse was rendered more interest ing from its being about midway between the planets Jupiter and Saturn. THU PLANET PENUI.—This hrilliaut planet rimy now be peen every day with the naked eye, even ■t noon. Some years azo this was considered an nocornnion observation; toe have, however, fir sierra' years past, often seen her with the naked eye or, both aid.s of the Suu through a clear azure atmosphere at mid day, while ranging in her orbit front 40 deg. to 48 deg. from that luminary, as she passes him fi oat aide to side to this distance, which is considered to be her greatest elongation. On the 10th of last May she was at her greatest elong.r►irm; and afterwards sees here with the naked eye on many clear days, till the 25th of June, when abe was shunt 38 deg. to the east of the Sun, and appeared through a telescope in the shape or a crescent. On the 30th of July the planet came to her imy - trior conjunction, namely, be tw2en the Earth and the Sun. lo passing from this point, she was on the 9th lust. 41 deg. nearly to the west of the Sun, and a now 441 deg. distant Cum him. By the 811 i of October. she will have arrived at h r greatest western chin. gallon s until which time she may be viewed with the naked eye in the open day, should the weather prove favourable. Since the Ist inst. up to the present lime, we have seen this Planet with the naked eye at almost all hours of the dly, in fair weather. Venus chances her plisses, like the Moon, Sc. cording to her position with respect to the Sues and the Earth, which causes a considerable difference in her bril liancy. She is now approaching to the shape of a half-moon, and would appear more brilliant to the naked eye if she shone with a full illuminated disc. ECLIPSE.—A Vienna Paper says, that the good people of that t its hat' expected total darkness on theday of the lute solar eclipse, and murmured loudly at having been disappointed. It is mentioned in a Park Riper that the p►o p►ietors of vineyards have given the appellation of Vim de r Eellpse to the vintage of the present year. Dr. (iisENtus, win', with Lord GUILFORD, has recently been transcribing some Arabians AISS. at the Bodleian Library, hay nearly completed the. singular task of trati.lnting the hunk of Enoch from 1; , ‘: A itys.inian I etign,tge. This Initgunge revealable. the At.Aic, ()lie-fourth of the words per. hap. being r,thv ally of that tongue, in which the Learned Doctor is well skilled, he is oleo one of the most celebrated Hebrew veholars on the Continent. Ma. eminent actor was, we un derstood, a few years ago offered ten thouumul peen& to ;maims fur one year in America. The drat quarter was to be paid in advance, and every onccitelilling quarterly payment to be punctually made, it one of the most eminent bankers its this suetropolis. Mr. KEIIIILE declined the offer, a ca. centatatice that the American% have reason to regret s as they would have had their theatrical ti'!e ai . proved by 014 example of one of the greatest per. formers that probably ever appeared on any stage sauce the origin of the Drama. The French Earn , contain an amusing account of the re ception of a di-rotation of the market La dies of llourtleaux by the KING. Several spoke to pia ) en ti re ~...T.persasession, and were answered by Ibis NIAJEuTT Ivitlt atfatflluty coil humour. One I.sely, after talking to ham for some tiure in the patois or her part of the cottony, tairldettly inter. tuidrd hey , o4f, sod euid, I. but you d on 's ro pi er . stand the ' 1 paloir ?"—'s Ye.," atometed the K tNG in her own accent and dialect, " I tmeleistatief and ap , -ak it." His SATANIC MAJESTY.--./t French,papee g o y s —se We had tina..rittetl that the dtcl had dune with appeueing upon earth, hut we are threived. The wicked apitit has made an ear:tit...ion into the woads of Cletionimit ; twenty prism). saw him, and WOllllll 1:4 still dangerously all with the fright, Ile is described as bets,;; tie herzld of a main. watli the %kit' of an ox, horns upon hilt head, and iron Owes upon hi, feel." The Sterrelaa•lt Major Graaner, who embarked hot year, to open a new commeicial communication be. tweets Chili sod ludic, through the Pacific Ocean, di.roverrd on the eoyage, u gioope of idairds, that have not been noticed by any preceditig insvigatOr. The lareetart of these islands received the name of throe* Luaus IVArcata.—Mr.JolliqJACRSON•ROrgeOR• of 114,1404r4k1iii.1t, it few days ago, delivered woman tit the rammer plare, of a child wash two heads!. It Lived, about half an hour, and is torw• preserved & s apling. and its parents are inking rapid fOrroftelty a public inn o f i t. It i s r .- porttal ttiry have token 70/. sod upwards per ditto. On Frieoly t vetting HALTON, Milo way matched to rnn tell wiles and a quarter iit'one hour, on the Yet k awl 3laltun mad. fur 4COgs. received 50ge, forfeit.—The the ee champion aunt-arra, llat.ioN. l ltAArs stud JANSON, are all now under training, mid Willing three wiles of each other.--( Doncaster. GreseiM) PASIZIONABLi Mors MENAI. The Marquis of MigoarrhrolosSatarday at tbeaarendan Hotel, Illood-street, frogs Dossesaw roots. The Earl of Caasilis has lefthia bootie in Privy prates for Derbyshire. The Earl end Conatees of St.terassiso borehole their seat, at Blackheath, for Worthing. Lord sad Lady Castlereagh leillbeir house in St. Junes's.. square on Saturday, on a visit tuihe Marquis and Martino one of Dentin'. at their seat, SiShoisrn Hatl , Ira ICA. The Duke of Norfolk has let Ike Earl of Albemarle'* *eat, in Norfolk, for Arundel (sale. The Earl of Clenwillisas left Irwo yeaerday on • t• the Marquis of Herit.rd, al has sot. Sadiron r• Hall, Suffolk. Lord and Lily Grenville hire retioned to their *eat, Dropnaure Lodge, (rum a tour. Lord George Lennox has left torn for Nutlisclukamalsite. TIIK QUEEN. Her Majesty has. during theist week, rem:into(' somewhat seclwded; she has notconte to town, nor have any Addresses bent rescued to her, Her Majesty, however, has not beets attending her time unprofitably ; she has devoted enteral home in each day to reviewing the case wind, has been brought against her fiy her accusers, aid in writing dorm si-th suggest as may assist her legal advisers asoducting her d fence. Iter Majesty is stated to have been much shocked at some of the eharte•a detailed in the iivi , lenee. She said she was prepired to believe that she should discover good deal to surprise liar, hut she ...fluid not ima gine that the lags 'silty of the west depraved could have coined them tin' to which some of the witnesses have gone. la', Nilniesty's confidence as to the perfect establishment sr her innocence its the minds of the great body of her snorers, however, is unabated. and she looks with elieerfulnes.s. th e moment when the proceedinga in the House of Lords shall be resumed. She has had repeated in terviews with her legal advisers.—(The Observer.) A orivste lever received in town Iron Basing stoke says, " The Duke of IVelling.nii, whore seat is near Basingstoke, went last vpek to the Races at that place, and was hissed ens hooted off the coulee lA' the country people." lins by the country people arid his own neighbours : a,ni let re peated eriesof " Non Nei ricortlo !—P o Gwen 80g.." A private letter from Wtyrnouth states that a few evenings since, after the bind in the theatre had, as usual, played God sore the Kig. the Peo ple immediately called out for God rote Me Queen, when the bind, withou t hesitation, repeated the national anthem. The band which performs at the Weymouth theatre is a military band. This circumstance having 'inched the ears of the Colonel of the regiment to s - hick it belongs, who at the time happened to he in London, lie hist:u►tly dispatched a positive order to Weymouth, that the band should never again prc6usne to testify this mark of respect to their Queen, recce with the sentiments of the pros le. MR. DEN M. 4 N. The following is a correct account of the speech hick Mr. Denman made, in acknowledgment of the feeling displayed towards him by the people of Cheltenham, on his nrrivil in 'hat town on Friday the 151.1). The Courier (aesisible fellow ! ) under took to piablish a report of this very neat and feeling address by way of ridicule on Mr. Denman, and leis loyal and enthusiastic hearrr , :. Were it not for the satirical talent of that wise Journalist. a great por tion of the public would have missed this interesting morrersts : " My Fcu.ow COONTIVIIIIEN " I really want words to express the warrh feelings of my heart at the reception you have given me to night. It was as unexpected all I now see it is the genuine feeling of you all.— (Cheere)—ln retiring to this remote part of the country, to ry mutt my health, which has au 'Sew, materially in a canoe which I dare say is well known to all of you, 1 did not expect to be greeted in this msuner.—(elmers )—I bate the honour to fe rment in Parliament one of the must popular sod loyal towns in this kingdom, I mean Nottingham, which I (Attained after thirteen days rimiest ; but I must say that I never be. fore witnessed so trim Is generous British feeling as you have 'Metro me to night cheers.)-1 am slot vain enough to suppose it is meant to me as an individual; I attribute it to ls higher feeling, the cause of my virtuous and royal hi ist erss —(('keers.)-11 it at inijiossibte .for her enemies to tear her front the throne she is so worthy to adorn, as to pluck you brilliant star, front the henret{s.S—(Loud cheers)- 1 now exhort you to retire peaceably to your homes, and I think we shall all repose the sweeter for this meeting. Good might! Good night !"—(trunfixtred clews) The evening star shone brightly at Ibis period. An Address. to her MAJESTY, nomernosly signed by the listrgesses of GMld, and the Trades of the city of Dundee, has been forwarded to JusEPtt Moe., Esq. M.P. for IVloirtrose, who will present it this slay. Tie Addresses to the Qum,' from the parish of St. Luke, front Edmonton, and from the Water. men and Lighteritieti of the river Thames, which we atilionoiced fur 11 T ednesilay next, will not be pre. septet! 171101 Thu.sclay. The Blossom, 26, Captain VERNON, went out of 'Portsmouth hart.uur nit Thursday, titled for the St. Helens station. She is expected to sail 'lntim (hourly. The Weymouth sailed for Deptford on Tuesday. At Svithead—Mossom and Grecian. We understaial that Lord RF.P.ESEORO did not arrive at 11.irh-olsies in the Spartan.. When that vessel Itft Rio J.iietros. Iris Lordship was still throe, arid it was nut kliown whets lie would return to Europe. Accordsog to a census of the Russian emoire, exe cuted its 1818, it appears that the empire then con tained 53,316,707 inhabitants, among whom it was e.tienia!ed that 38,26-2,001 profefsill the Gres k Poland poi a I ovulation of 2,783.324 ioliabitanta, which, added to that of Russia, forma a total of 56,000,000 of souls. COUNTRY BANE NOTES.-It . ill source of much .ati•fectisito to us to have learnt, that a plan for the protection of country bank woes has Agit odoptt-s1 by the Guyelonaelit, which will, by an imnedi4le opeialiou, escort the whole of the pro. vitwial banks from forgery. without regtoring shy change of their present plates, which would be a work of much time. A stamp of greet difficulty of imitation has been contrived, and preparations are making at the Stamp-office for statupiog all country bank notes with this swims, after the stew year, by which means time revenue cullectcd on country bank times will he secured, while the notes themselves still be protected from the forger. • - . . . . MILITARY DISC ONTENIS. We have just seen a letter from Plymouth, hy. which we learn, that an itsepriry has . hertz Militated et Gevernment, Houle, into the causes Of some dis content which has beets inac:fested by the 90th re giment of infantry. • It appears that this regiment had been ordered ars march to Plymouth frmn Macclesfield, in C! ,olo e'' garnet of some occurrences which took Mace among them, mid which (As it is avid), indicated too strong a Freitag of atiaclanerit to the cause of the Queen. The• fetter we, that in the rotate thransgli the western_ trewatie., *het were yr eriveti by the people at every town tin muse to with the strongrAt nianifeAtations of geml•Will Itr wards them, the rumoured cau.e of their removal from their obi quartets Inning preceded theta throughout their joutney. On arrivtog at Ply 'mouth, it seems they were ordered to enib:irk fur a foreign iirtaiwiti so (the Mediterranean. we believe) ; but the letter states, that the regi. went refused to embark under sissy stigma af fecting their character f., allegiance, whir+ they had displayed in so massy hard won fields dur ing the late war. Certain it is, that it has been deemed advisable to undertake an investigation of the alleged grievance, and the men have been di rected to depute a few of their number to appear befine the Court, for the purposes of explanation. IRELAND. EMBASSY TO CONSTANTINOPLE. The University of Dublin conferred lest week the degree of Doctor of L 'WM oil the Rev. Robert Walsh, preparatory to his proceeding to Camaro t'-w•-710 with the British 10 widen, and to the British residents there, he has been appointed chaiitsin. The present Emhassy is more than usually int& I resting to us, as its members.ine literary melt, and most of them Irishmen. Lord Strangford, the Ambassador, and Mr. Walsh were educated In Trinity College, Dublin. IlesArs his Lordship's talents as a di plom st•st, his Trail latturis of Camoetis It.re established his reputation as no mean poet. Mr. Hamilton, wino goes out as his Secretary, is well known as the tratislator of the singular Arabic romance of Antar, and Mr. Walsh as the historian of Dublin. If there I.e ally literary remains yet to he gleaned in the interesting countries to which the Embassy is going, no doubt the taste, zeal, and in dustry already displayed by these Gentlemen will be exerted to discover I hem.—( Freeman's Journal.) The consecration of the Right Rer. Dr. Eng land, Bishop Elect of Chsrleston, will, we under stand, take islace on Thuraday Devi 2 lat inst. in the South Parish Chapel of this city. The Ceti , utony will, we learn, be honoured by the attend ance of a number 'of Prelates, amongst whom are named the Most Rey. Dr. Ererard, the Right Rev. Doctors Copinger, Sugrue, Marum, &c. Right Rev. Dr. Murphy is to be the consecrating Bishop. The sermon will he preached by the Rev. J. F. M.Nautars.—(Cork Mercantile Chronicle.) The freedom of this city was, on Friday last, voted to Lieutenant Richard Lloyd, of the Royal Navy, for his gallant conduct In the barge of the Norge, at the stra. k and capture of the American flotilla ut the siege of New Orleans.—(lbid.) On Friday was launched at Plymouth the Kent, of 74 guns, built on the principles suggested by Gtr ROBIRT SEPrINGS, Kilt. with rouud stern. Sir HYAM NIAIMPI, one of the Commissioners of the Navy, was in attendance on the launch, attended by Sir tiollEter. Sir GRAHAM Morns arrived at Gibraltar on the 25th ult. in the Rochefort, from Portsmouth, for Malta. The American sloop of war Peacock arrived on the same day, from the United States, Which had parted company from the Caw/thus. 74; both being intended to form part of the American squadron in the Mediterranean. Bombay Papers to the 14th of May have arrived. The following are extracts l'roin the Bombay Cowrie,. of the 13th of May : Sir T. Munro landed a little before sumwel yesterday, wait was received with the honours due to his rank. Letters from Bhopjb and Aujar mention that a shack of 'anenriliquake had been again felt at those places on the 17th ult. We understand that the Charlotte, Capt. Stevenson, has been taken up to carry the 65111 regimen/ to Muudaeie, and is so sail In the course of isrxt week. We are extremely sorry to state, that Ihc• epidemic diaries, which has bees so fatal throughout the whole peninsula of India, has again broken out in this island, and until arcuated by medical aid, with greater violence than last year. The number of fatal cases has been nearly 20 iu the Imadieth From the Ist to the 11th, the deaths by cholera wants have be. n 491. • The Hon. Company's cruiser Prince of Wales, from the Red Sea, anchored in the hai boor on Monday last. By this vessel Captain Sunni has returned from his mission to itora bun Pacha. We hope sums to be favoured with some account of his jonrney, which cannot tail to be moat inter esting, as his route has been over ground never trodden by European feet. Some pirates, we are informed, have sat down very eons poardly at Socotra. The free trader., with the exception of the Ann, have all sailed, none with complete t. argoes, if we except the Med grave Castle, and many of them ab‘olutely empty. In fact, so complete a failure of the cotton crop is not recollected by the widest inhabitant of the place. 'The following is extract front a letter received on Saturday from IlAnhay, daten May 18 : Wr are sorry to state that the cAolerts mounts has made its appearance in this island, and is carrying off from six to seven hundred persons every day; its dreadful ravages are nut confined to the natives, but the Europeans are also falling victims to this horrid malady. The general opinion in Humbly respecting the late expedition up the Persian Gulf, was very unfavuitrable, it having cost the Govern ment an immense sum, and inhabitants a great dial of anxiety. • N e e extract the following intelligence from the Newfoundland Gazette of the 29th tilt. receirtd : We are happy to learn by a schooner arrived lately, in six days from t►e Labrador, that the fishery there was likely to turn nut much Letter than the la-C accounts from that quarter left any room to anticipate. The catch, fur a short time past, hail he. n pretty brisk, and, upon an average, there was ■ probability that a saving voyage would be made. A vest number of American weasels bad helm on the roam, but they had all gout home: they had dose much wore than any of our vessels owing to their haying uu cod seines. The fishery about TN ilifigate and Green's Pond, we are in formed, has been r►matkably successful. Ilia Majesty's surveying sloop Inspector arrived on Sunday from the hurth. ward. We auderstaad a►e will sail again insvaediately, with the view of ascertaining something more certain concerning the Virgin Rock, off Cape Race. 4 NM ... • . • - TEM titittit CINEJOIST . POLITICAL ECU:VONIISTS of tilt DAY. Viensittart, floe Chineetlur df Forrkeiner, rrfilmit to swami any propos! for Hie reflef ..f the di-trews f poor which bail not religion as its basis; hot by uasliii in the persecution of the Qiieres,lev has fran,grratrel /gals t the dorm'''. of th-t r feezion shirts he cr.rfe ems te take as his gul.le, fie has footnoted silo etrioniii:flite *wife or mini.", and he has set in enition the springs i f misery, dos cositilit, nod eiessfasioev Mr. Retards wrote a book to prove to sioekholeirra that " pries, colonel Mi raised My high prop, ;" and in esinninen all Issoltiotelers shot " when land is *eel apasdani, 'Mem mhos, proslisefirs. nod must ferias, it yields re rest" Rot %Ir. Illaltlms Wen/ r 4 farflor, olid it the nil of tact thick sodium. on poritstion, reinriesitert. that Its /on** pre.Mnsily fn iscoverse on/ moll/ply is Me :entre irlievee sprits., misery -and ciee,-atri4 that Inc is very riivrk to•- , ve,1 with his dowirvely, b.-emote he AO ink olf Mrolietion II is ft assinAind sh9r/r/ be tekketi and viirerabfe!!! TUE C 111111C11. 08 Timidity, the Hun. acd nicht R. C;Pnrye Prlbinn, n. U. Ist.. !bebop of batter, Oas I lerted Riate ip or Inscnin, by the Dean als.l Chapter of t h e Cathedral, ars ecybly t•e hr. Majesty's guyal recomisendattimi its Area itirecic4 for skit imP°*<• _ _ _ It is certain, that Ike Rev. Dr Carry, of Setton.oo-the. Force!. bear York. re to be the 11l 11/ fuel's./ of Cortrr. Dr. Carey carries with Imo, into that pert f the kieklowt, the respect soil retreats of his ocsoltiront blind I. CAre7. vacate the virsroxe nit Straus ; rut the Hun. Mr Prtles too of Lord Exm•tu:h, is to be Ike oew rierkebie. Gaze/le ) ILIMLNIII /IWO IC AL enc.' OT WIMP. Rev. James Johnson, 111.41 or ai'nnee•ter t'oltere, in thin riversliy, to the ft,t tory of Ft,fued mud •icaragc of Bridge Sollrrr. Rea. Joho Holmes, M.A. to the rectory 44'10. Nit-halms, with All &nine aniirxed, in fionihelrolnins. Suffolk.—reimn, Alexander Adair. Eery. of Pall-well, and flixion Mali, Suf. folk.—(Oxford Herald ) EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRRYCR. Yesterday evening, in the Church of u. Aspokivre, on Snow-hill, about, a quarter 1)40i •rsen o'clock, whew the Chard, we , very full, a r►spretchte• h 'nking matt ►trxrd ups sedderr'y from his seat, vociferated some incoherent exprvv alone, and pulling from his side.puekeis a pair of loaded pistols, he brandished them *hour, one in t3Cil hand. A Gentleman in the next pew attempted to wrest the pistols from him, but in vain. The Clergyman came doors front the pulpit, he being the most conspicuous pecvon. sod must likely to attract the notice of the maniac, for sock we NNW suppose him to be ; he kept every person at a distance., and turning round, he looked up to thus organ gantry, eackaiste of which was erowried with the charity cultism, and keel ing the pistol he held it. his right band, he fired it hat* filo gallery. He was fortunately secured before he had time re fire the second pistol, which was wrested from him, and found to he heavily funded, and with much diflicntly Ire wzri conveyed to the watch.house in Cow.cross. It was at first reported that two of the children were shot; but ou the best inquiry we learn that the Ball hiked in the organ. DREADFUL OUTRAGE. Thursday night, between eight and nine o'clock, as Mr. Walklin, of Suttun-street, Borough, was walking through gucen's•plare, Si. George's-fielda, be was alarmed hy loud limalt shrieks, followed by a confused noise, and the i.ound of heavy blows. Be listened • sbort time, *till the groans and the other indications of ♦iolence were rept n.erl. and having no doubt that foul play was being <mewed. he •p -promehed the house whence it promeded,aad kuorkra at the door. On this there was a ressatiou of the noise; but slid the door was kept closed, and thine withM refused to admit any use; but Mr. Welkin', assisted by another, broke it open and entered. In the parlour they beheld • man mid woman, who were standing over • !:male form that lay on the ground, almost drenched in gore; they were each aimed with some dangerous weapon, sod only seemed to have here interrupted in their bloody work by the nnexpicted knock at the dour. Mr. W. lifted Iry up; but whilst he was bolding lite it: his arms the wont'', struck her across the side of the head with a pair of tongs, inflicting. deep wound am' scattering the blood about the floor, and she was cuing to repeat the blow when a co•stalle fortunately entered, and then Mr. Welkinn gave charge of her, but the isiln made his escape. The wounded worsts was yed to St. Thomas's Hospital, where she lies in a dangerous state. On Fitelay afternoon the assailant underwent an examination at the Town-hall, and was maim& d till the situation of the wounded wumas could be ascertained. BMW. ISY A PRISONER. CORONER'S Isszvtire.—A few evenings hack an inquest was held before Mr. U %tremolo view of the body of a woma n award Reardon, who hong herself whilst in custbdy at St. Leonard's kValeb-house, Swau-yard, Rishopagate meet. The deceased was the wife of a labouring moo, residing in Wood's-buildings, Curtain-roa•I, sod the niudher of several fine children ; but she was so much addicted to drinkim; DI to render her f.mily miserable. To gratify her passion for liquor, she frequently mule away with her husband's sod children's cliithJs, and even the household fuenduie ; and when she had no other oceans of raising money, she did sot stickle at even the commic s ion or theft. The hu.band, at length, to protect his children Com the baneful ex4m:ile which their mother was setting hefure them. allowed her a separate maintenance. She refitted to alltUthts lodging, übtatued work from • laundress in Ha!ywell lane, and for some time led • most rxerop:ary hfo, so much 3./, that her liu.fiand hailed it as an omen of tl.e abtodoninsirt of those evil habits which had cau►ed an much pato s•d dui_ ties to him and his family, and again took her hunie i on conttdion that she should behave better fur the future.. On Tuesday site returned, and the same eveuitsz. afire taking her tea, she went out, as it was supposed, to take a walk; but suon afterwards it was ascertained that she had been lodged in the watch-house on • charge of felony. It seems that she had gone to a mangler's to ask far wane tah:t - cloths which she knew were there, pretending to have sent by the owner, when a little buy recuguiwd her as the same woman who, On the precediug Saturday, had obtained some sheets by a s:milar reprewutation. - She was tAris to the watch-house and matched, whets 17 dii?lttates of stole-ti property were found on her; but whilst the officers wise gone to make inquires respecliug thins, sbe contrived to hang herself by ber apron-string to use of the bus of bar cell, in which situatibu she was foetid on their return quite dead. The Jury returned a verdict of LOnacy. The Court.martial on Cup•ain Goucti, Ist 1..1e Guards, will bike place thia w.ek. The mentotra forming the saute have been selected Suers the 424 Life Guards will Royal Horse Guards ' 011 the Ist of this nuktla the people of Stockholm saw, fur the list tune. a house itt their city with oxygen gas. A brewer has the meta of bring the first to introduce into Stockholm th.s useful invention. On jhe night of Wednesday, the 20th instant, Or early in the following morning, the l,,uish ctsu C I of Brumley St. Leonard's, in the reality of Wt., ditsee, was sarrslegmnsly broken open, aid as.veral articles stolen theterstrui. Fitly guiLeas rawara; Luta fox pardon to any accompiscr, ire offered 144 Saturday eight's Gazette, ou eonvictiou of rise Itrr. son or pers•iiis who committed the above tobiatty. P _ 'M , I -- . Mill .