The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-31 00:00:00

stances and the interests of the Mother CnuLary inky direct them. Shalt preparations were un dershoot* forrhidable if nth MIN of Sprain en *bled tile Oat ettniteirit 1 0 6 AA" MINT thtti'elftkn. dolt; but Ili& the initiner in irtriat the &Woo iite war wow %aging in the Coto*" line isfeen stf, rti Ed to cottlinne. irah I thialgtiii or remit to the Regal enuirs we *moot hie** 'that if the swims of preparing an taililidithit so fonnithahle nett actually possesara itt the frpas rtiih 'Government, 06 twiny *Odra oppenthid: ties had hien negleeted of iirProving Ihesis decided advantage. Of the Wareiesiey of AI glib tan *quadrat). we haste - a - te a ilia the *Birders of moist men at litsehrarositb, so whom they bietried rupabfe Jewel* The anemic ; Vat eska were they of the aunt an exceptianable deseriptiok they *ere riot 'aunt Mtn eight It nine in anthill*: bird isheie, in the man 'times erefe tbe.rest ef the es Sfrildf6o it Expedition" Flak eiseireoled where hare the sailors to navigate theseahips been nraitttoined sidl instructed? liary anti ftrqdlft no inconsatteetre sti/1 and caisraiiiii cTenr the non ' of the ships aiiiiogindet Theta. lf Otativltipew dein Colonies, odd Ittllntittl b r milk litthelsidheit and most enterprising *petits of the British and American 'navies. krparehessiosis grins to be .entertained at &(advid, That the nogocietiota **arts f* ererikios the dir- Tcrenees tetiieeis Spin . insa Portugal, relative to the °amnion -of Monte Video, here tallest an union/eel" taro. the Ilffiathlah away, which under the martmand of the towel, D'Aermerst had bud in thiploviece of titremadura, ►nd had *Kited mine Mime itiMichensiont List)Oti, is sakl still 'to retlin its Menacing jrosition. The ceases of *mare' -between the aeigtsboart6g Courts west he oblitinate indeed, when 'they do not Tietil to 'ttte *Om intarlitieace 6T the lake of 0 7 Lai mean's, seconded by the most minima eliflicisis 111 fire SAHA - Cabinet. On Fridley two meserrigett wire ;mut off 'from the irlireign Offices one fur Russia cad other for 'Spain, with die- cialluas. itig believed, with these uego i Admiral Lad EiiisoutO lag was struck, pro resspore. at Nlyrrteatly ou Tuesday, his Lordship hiving trove - a %biome. A letter 'Nos teen received -at Whitt/Mtn, dated at Tools. Jihtfery 13 (0.8.). reverting the pro• greu mule by the miners who WWI lately sent oat from the former to the latter phiev_• tit the portico... lar request of the 'Einpiror Or Atte, to search far coal. B e fore the Emperor kik °scow. on his jourory through the provinces, Mr. Lolurtertra, the principal - 'his Imperils! Alsjesty with specimens 'coal Mills Ave diNileut places iu the 'province of The Ateltdeoetm of Bees is es hew, We seire stood, the living of Deptford, mew* the do& of the Rev. 'Dr. Belie*. When Lord CAST LIZILiall 'stated to the noon or IN - 4mb:is TIM 'the King if the Thrtohltaieirtte had acceded fo the of the Treaties con cluded with Spain and Poitesgal, in girt's of which a recipromi right of twitch is 'established within certain limits, lie Might at Oh Wise time have in. fornied theM, that ilk French Government had re fund these :Wits which are proposed to put an end In the shire-trade. The gtisteSt "e"seitiime ere asiltiog pi prepare the Royal yaclits to be in readiness for sailing. A great number or men um emplityed a beard that now Icing in the basin ih the dockyard 'at Deptford ; in foci. as many then is 'can Work on 'boom, of her. She is ordered tv he in ',mine's for sailing by the of April; brit fur srhieli`ef the Royal Family it is not haulm. A trial of a most distressing nature took place no IVellnestiaiy, in the Court of Justiciary, Ellin burgh. of two )ouug boys, Pot. Nabs and tkoige Aitchison. for home-breaking and theft. fe..in the 'door - eiiiitenee adduced of their guilt, little doubt reinainithet au awful example will be made of one dr :both of these unfbetutiote youths; no hope wyrhe6l up by the Aldge, who dwelt with • ..iron,; ou the deproirity Of the rising generation. At the •Moises et Exeter, Colonel Heflin, of the Noith "hints, Ahliti• (woe of 'the - Groot' Jor), fell down in • $t of apoplexy ; he we. enunethattly hied by •M'r. Kum., • surgeon. who wee fortu nately orithe'eptit, and i's'uoss perfectly recovered. Thursday woo ilve Second Day of I)rawing of the Stole Lottehe, mud the folloolog Cupitols (All dream tint 'lnsy) (rive sul4 by 111.111 pie.l7lol .... e•Prine of .... *30,6011 •liil6 fartinentbs. No. ?AM, rind Stank, emitted to Four Pipes of Poet Wine, will in 1 Quarter, 3 giihiba, and 6 Sixteenths. 1.010 ill) 6,338 ... MOO 11,130 .l 9,103 15.J4b 011 (WS' JUN l5lO 14101 . :::::. 'or iemse 11,360 11013 ..... ... ... .:, .. •300 he. Ore. Witt •111.0 autil (dratra •aa Ile dad day of the pretest L.ilieel : N 3 . 0.11C3, Fir.t Rlank, entitled to the fitit . guar 'Pipes of Port Wiser, sold 'is* Qutliteen, 2 Ellitha t and 4 his iceniltz. 11,W .. a Piise of .. a,oss 11.771 fl,ooo I 3,002 3 .4i7 I :1171) .! . . , 1.. : ...... • ... 400 I 11^ I 11$111 • he.. h.:. 'll,. Omits,* ffi'llf•ine.l salt. to autimgesres, *art tune .tir irt psi" thartheyetelett I , ier,,ill ht eperiffpirtithillars ;inn after •the Lottery hi over. 4 . tlNn will'brate UliAre the" have' heesa sold, and ha lopes add Ihr • rialliallt 'NW %If. 30',000/. aml Mher Capitals, to hps ateredly ipleiiiiii last. The 't114116 - • Misy'rective their Money pa at , nimbil oil aMllkihmtl a 11111111's ur 9, C hurtritsenollil iNitt ?boa petsuipreutiflr , l Mahe I%* Me may it i.f Way ister.4mitt thrrlhiiik proper. and BIM will ilsiovirrPte the hill for the mousse. I h.' 1..1 day at: br Thandas, the 9101 Argil, when the Prigru . ..130. , 0 1 1/. and 3f usher Capital., which ytt re d. t:lr %1 At M , ta be dr init. • • • - • al.!" • . . •••• _A ir • 4firliflikilit. mimes so. %MA &MLa& e4ntat 111 , VM.**IriT fiba b ietre3 piity to ir. This pruniatog, mop after liftokfort, he Ma aewri left a 4 for Lauda*. (or hoot a (oudate*. o..Thotodin Stilt T oreitvo4 of Ore forAlrhtt, ortioltal *ma Mifaatfilkdk Vbr ' girt moo desired ap. ah'eu- Vb. fit • tell WaVik orkilk*i : Y4lollOU thi Lii• Park. Thi Noce el thir's Rieisijuse, 04 a great lumber or **colors were osieuabled to ore Hob vat. Ilk Psi very good. end there Welt: Who* Sot tent The Nuke iiiiplaied highly thifiltil SAS VS effitiitiVit. *Agit 39. • 41 • Tht /NORM' littellftroets end iltipitiveMents are ?Intriseelheillslicisted ilytia Oraatisa. u Nee entrance hall is to be 'twined in dm northern vite of the edidne :the old ease eisthe weet. Ws stately portico, and the remowts right wild kik eta changing Ittl • the general design. aria Lady W. Gdvdois continue the only inhibitions or importance ou the Royal premises. AS a - tforserkullobi. with a ifeeetvfal infant in her bra% andbUig Mier the edge of the stater, Oppsisitelbe Royal L' on Friday tiiorning. a Wipe, ilerrion lay sew prawn ou the abnegate of the cliff above. struck her ou the back pint of the heed. and wounded her etwehdy. Had it etruck the child, in all probability the 'remit Wodid have beret ANAL 011911111 In Lane, who happened to be bear the 'the iii;ies•Orthe poor girl„.and hastened to her aiwistinee ; 'nor did lie Rim her, until Ife lied aulisioited be t sod her intereaping Itto their home in Rock Gardena. The r has not yet been discovered, but lissom are using to bring hint forward, though the accident is regarded as having arisen 'Mane train the effect of acCidebt Man deign. The practice of idle boys in throdring atones from the summit of the cliffs, towards objects on the beach and water, is too pre valeartosad !empires punishment to give it check, and which, in the abate instance, we hope it will not Wag be orittiont. The Netlice REGENT WAS better yesterday, and few, oadieeties to the LOUD CHABCELLOE : and Coentilltriterse. The Dukes of Yoe& and Cu*. sent•ee visited his Royal Highness. Yesterday. at ledf put twelve o'clock, the Queer. Priest :WI AuausTA sud ELIZABETH, tbdielnd, by a Party of Li tit Heise., arrived at her Fame frost Wiedsor. Her ilsoxrir was soon illensiirds visited by the Dashes' of GLoocrorese, the Doke of Seen& •s& * alltither of female Nobility. The Dltke of Yon dined with her MAJZSVIr sad ilenrcalins. In the evening her libissyr hid a Meet party. , On Friday Mr. Mentes. • Hanoverian Ines. Meier, arrival in London with dispatches from the Dote of Ci dtsitioe. letters foe the Royal Fa- Yesterday the Royal Family spin re• aired letters from his Royal Highness. Yesterday the Doke and Duchess of Ekon. cense hod a pasty at dinner. Yeiterd•y. 'shout one o'clock. the Prince of Huse Heneouse left town for Outlands. es o visit to the Ditc•heas of Yalta ; hie Serene High tiers dined with The Duchess. and we* expected in town lest night. The Marquis of Herrman will give • grand en. tertsinnseut on Friday next to the Pete CR REGENT sitd a large party .of diatiegoished personages, Hertford thine. The Doke of NORVOLU if expected to return to tetra the lotteread of thw week. from big seat. Arortddl Cistle. The Duke of Davowsataa is expected in sown this week, from Lord G. H. CAillllllllll . ll seat, (biker, Laueirshire. The Ambassador from the King of the is returned to unveil Irons Lord GREN VILLICII seat, Drowsier*. The Earl of MALISCIOURY entertained It select party at dinner yeyterday, at his house, Cared d.sh-oursare. Lady Swim intends •harinl I grand assembly shortly at her residence ih •Piecedibly. W. Loan WatLestair, E‘II. Irk the Clarendon lintel. Bonet-street, yeaterttay. for Lads C. Tata glf LONG'S ik et, Utuyelitilithrok, Weirs. Loral BOLTON is returned to tows from his sent in Hunts. ------- Sir (111.11 EXT litaincon, Bart. has left town for his sent, Nurnianton Park, Lincolnshire. The Duke rnd Drchess•of Amur* ate ex pected in town in r few dip, front thew reit, Red burn, Linco Tl►.. Earl and Countem of Essex are returned to town from their Setif, Cashie►bury Pork. Lnrtl •nd Lot,ly 11.:11411LENEA611 entertaineri • pony of tlforiuction wi Suud•y, at their seat. North Crhy,li,"ent. The Firoeh Ambassador hUd a Iletts:t iparty at Mistier yesterday, it his residence its 'Purilaud *place. The Mari-pas and Marehionees of Rbetrwisitsu Ire al'C'cled i" town this ,reek, friths their it'est, Stowe, ° Bucks. The Countess Dowager of CLERNense had a se lect card party yesterday evening, at her home iu Berkeley-4/Imi*. FRENCH TRANSLATION. —The Freud' trnti;la lion or FRANKLIN . 6 Corresprindenee has made a true French blunder. FRANKLIN 601 rieW item says, so people imagined that an American was a kind of Valiou." ypoti this thr•transiator makes the follows in note :—'• Yahoo. It must he au ruiund. It is affirinetl duet it is the ttpossurn ; but I hove lint been able to find the wo:il 11. thou en any dictionary of N.stinal 11:stoty !" COI - ENT-GARDEN THEATRE. !‘thlteibkiltee tiagetly of Peoiltto etifd .rarttl Oar hest 'eight reisre.esited. /diet the clummier iii IN% O'NgiLL origissally mistented before lLotidosi audieuce. It was in depictin K the delicate Mr, the embroiling ceitstaory. warm ad m o ri p k , of the isetatifientble "lie, that she first skewed " Fumed to enchant ell Marta--to chum all eyes ;" and her performance I►ae kit nothing of the magic wl►ich heretofore attraited toward s it oar best feel- ings and purest sensibilities. The v i m o f rr fi nt d affection *hick iglosowd through thole scenes that are merely of an atioddry nature , 'Bud the di-- votethiess of soul, As the denouement ap proaches, Matked her determination 'to become the inmate of a charnelltotite, rather than suffer her 'faith to be tainted. *ere hailed by a crowd ed audience, is the acme of the histrionic art.— They felt that " the force of geeing could no be aver go."—asid the applause which followed the most prominent points was as fervid as they de served. Mr. C. Keuat.a played ieoraeo with spirit and feeling. Or. R. dohs was a most lively mid *Minim( Mercatio. After the eriatedy, anew Comic *romance. entitled The llfarfais de taratets; or, Puss la Bouts, isms performed. Proiis the title, none of our 'readers, recollecting wheat we have said of the tragedy, will be incinsed to exclaim— a Cool* yaw ow 114 s /is& atennaleila leave to feed, To UAW' Os this moor !" If we catered fur ourselves we certainly coukl bat, es that is not the case, we are taint-nom oblig ed, in our critical capacity, " to prey on garbage." There is, ou the present occasion, this comedian:x/1, that' he olio podrida which created a 'mimic lust Hight. will not be introdneed again. /'ass in Bows is, perhaps, the most stupid of those armies that were formerly placed in the hands of children—lint erisich have given way, thanks to Mrs. TRIMMER, Mrs. RAISAULD, and other female characters, of literary note. to studies which unite omuseniesit with information. Moving been driven from the nursery, *e are sorry to ford " men" evidently " children of a larger growth," adapting them to the stage. • The titter failu r e of the rumatice pro- duced last night—supported as it was by much of the comic strength of the louse—by superb scenery—by pretty musts—and by elegant dancing—will pro bably, for a time at least, prevenf the repetition of such experiments at either of the great national Theatres. While they have SHARSPEARE, and OTWAT, and ROWE—while they have i''AlielUMAß, CONOREV I:, VAR Ramo la, and SliCalDAN—they may surely let the minor theatres make every possible advantage of The Friary Tales. and other entries of a similar nature. The wet piece. as well as our recollectiou serves, traces, a ill, considerable minuteness. the original story. There are some variations—consisting chiefly in the introduc boss of a number of " Fairy elves," through whose assistance, Josselin, the son of a poor miller, is enabled to overcome a great variety of diffi culties, and finally to procure the hand rit the Princess Diassantime. To make emends fur the frowns of foretme, the fairies preeeat r wr Yonelin with one of 'their owls 'petits, disguised as a Cut-- and, by the ministry . of this feithfol . itteudien, Josierus pasties hithistlf tiff tor :the Marquis de Carabes—destroys an Ogre who bed most in humanly devoured the afii;emitl . /f/ortprie—saird, with au enchanted arrow, 'plats to death the Genius v th e Fiery lake, who etedeavotinsd . to Sninsport the Princess Digismottise to his lealisss. The die logife and conduct of the 'Otte are fir beneath cri ticssm—end the peiformers seemed oppressed by that feeling. The only one amongst them that ap. peered at all at ease during the "vetting twit as don key, flint, was led on by Messrs. &mite and TORELT. lie locked twice or thrice at los cooduc tori, wills an oatmeal degree of iirehtiele, fife 'Canute an animal, is if 'he congratulated himself anal them on the good caraway into which they. had unitsally fallen. Mr. GRIMALDI hopped about, as Puss in Boots, with very little effect. Mr. Lasetre's coun tenance, nitwit amused to serious emit-anion, was " Sickbed o'er with the pale coat of thought," as • often as he faced the audience, which, of course, . tended not to render more ahiusing the very dull character of Josselia. Nor were the efforts of • Mr. BLARCHARD,ur 1111. FOOTE, or Mrs. DAVE'S. ; PORT. successful in imparting iatevest to their alit.- . leftist characters. The scenery was needs, end 'de servedly praised. The denting was highly up .plattded—usid a pas de trols. the music, or be here, composied, end the deuce ineented, by the eldest Miss DENN arr. was gracefully execute) by those amiable and intereeting young ladies, ii and was encored. At the comuterseentent iff the reeend set, coiniderable'diriapprobetiots was massi rested. which increased, every minute, .060 the ' curtain dropped. The audience did not depart, bht commenced a general call for the Manager. A quarter of ass hour elapsed—uo Manager appeased —but the audience seemed inveterately dekonitintid to take up-their residence in the Theette,attitil their call was complied with. On it sudden, luttreeVr,•the stege'cluindeliers were 'half estiuguirilted.6-btisig gentle karat that thoke per.bris who pleased to re tnaiii, would be left in derkuest. Tin. rendered the audience (for -the house was *till kill). mime outnigeoos. The ceutft eliandelier Was int* Miff " shorn of its Itisitts ft - 2 bist thit proctitifilit In creased. instead of allaying the storm. Amidst a geuenil rry of -" Lights !" the .gresit ebonite...! Iler wasarhollynesiieguislusl—miol the stage chat'. 'defiers, itoristed by the kith% his the back of the them circle. , ociy tendered .'"" Iferktiest •viti- Isle." The expression of 'Whit% ful-. lowed this act, we at one time limed *Quid hove 'ended is, proceedings, of absolute viateoce. Fortu nately mo such acts were committed. But, 'surely, when a little eitieitiori to pul.iic feeling—to the feeling of that.public e too. wholes , ' 'moat lib wily supported this establishissent—weuld , havo present ed the-slightest Approximation to violence, it was, to say the least of it, very week thilicy so risk such u conorquence. 'At length Mr. FAWCRTT made his appearaiiew, gantlet a -general uproar—one-part of the audience shouting for lights, end m second equally vociferatitt fur au opology. Mr. F A wceet, m it er sever a l in effectual atteiepts to address dims, directed -the squall chandeliers, oier the I.lbsge-iliwira. to be re !emitted, which gore some degree of 4atiefetiar, and the etvlitttee Ahtnirrsleti a ties4e In licie hint. lie seined the fainurahle elrhnrituutl,mud sold— . " LADION and GENTl.idrils—A's ltianavr yr this theatre I attended Isere for the Firmer part ul the t but I was out present it the (lose Hl' (Le ore piece. 'hhru, lurrct•r.• j pertun ores t'or lttr , ,y hloOtt I itifotettill 'that A(e Manatee %01 laltit calteil for, 1 lust nut a issimirsit,bul pro coetled tattle theatre.— - .lpp lesx.r. )-1,140 it is well knuteli that the rioprittursaillis tbestir are lolly&likable iu their exrrliusc to kriiihiee 104(4lies fir the linittieentoot rite polltic —antl. I apfiksl to runt„TS irltetWe'r Iltot have not It;•rn Inert-ally folinnate.4-'-,%Apphrese)—lttil, oltelictiv Mr* Nam that their eniuts have fullest ilutti your ‘ sipecnitious teals (brim wishes, uttipiegli it Oust create reNtel, it never will he 11cir putty . 11) Ms do the Ipntitle ors flui Ifftti frith 11.1* . cd1s.i . i ,• ••- reilet: 4 —{Aplitarye, , --40 ft tie tWe ke,mrmel a•usttN thein hence *both I have twit tbe honour of sadressict. %hill the new piece shall not be tepeatitl—(A erot,ridery it is r)- 7 thee butt to ,y &pen!! 00 ti, that it shill! nut be again foroarel."--ifarat3isja t iLit.e.) bite audience, 1.41 i Ftieti with this statement, St. imitated a little lielote nue oiclto..k. THE transit livsfirurai,. - - o. tit, . . Raveneragg, near fryilibunrn Lae, nrestwor4hiv , l. J. (ii.ovF.a. is * very 1)1. ;stiug rtpreseutition of oefl contrasted scenery•. the fluty lis soft ilia 'towel, but the thstonee (loco not recede with that haressouy of tune whiz!) we sumrtuurs see iu NIT. 61.uv ER'S more careful productions. Goodrich Grille —By the same ' Artist, is • closer and perhaps a more fierier.% resenta tinu Nature than the foregoing Picture, but the subject is Ise• no mean• su pleuSinz.; neither thk castle sour the scenery hold out aq inducement to the peoicil of an Artist, awl gni dttti+•ult to conceive why M►. CLOVEIIt should 'hive-selected +zilch • sub. jest. has given, lin.vever. a very faithful re preserAstion of 14 rth * Med autl ta.teless pikbl brick. and of the scenery which su►round it. Plymotith Durk and Moot iffilgeinnbe, float ~iil/hrook.—Gt+h. Schutt.. Thjo is a rerrhee;leut reptrresitinitui of scenery, *lnch is full •of vetieiy kid beauty. Landscape, with Mies arid Cattle.—G. VIKCENT. A wiud representatiou uT very rich scenery ; the Gibe Uf Colouring is deep, and varied with much trite and skill. Vino of Srprare et •Pottipeii, token from Nature. Vie large Building ou the left is purl of the Theatre,: farther oa are perceived the Rains of Doric Tempk. , The itiorristains iM the dietesace are shore oreastelbintere. forming part of the Bay of Naples.—C. Hei.t.o•anet.. This detailed det•eripiion etepluilis the subject of a small Picture, which inertly contain* 11 represen tation of the nearly ruined wall of au old huildiug, and one or two scattered nod 'woke'. columns.— The Picture i. well pointeik, hue the subject is devoid °folly interest, from the feeble outline it Ole of aticient Art. the Bird's Nrst.-11 7 as. CoLt.sms. A moot pleasing owl ustereetorg repteiroteltion of ftettifhtlr lire. The figures lire toll or suture, odd the tOhibrinic appropnite inn eemble. A Peasant Gir/...41. A. Suss, R.A. A wrll-coloured norl sprightly I'mtratt, NH or iNlirtecy Ynrl truth, it*, itnewtt with C.irt snit WO. Sr*llion llow. —.Limits WARP, R.*. This Pi Lute is in the Aetiit's is executed in the beat milliner. It *natal! of Spirit mud anatomical correctness. A Nth. Fruit, and Green-Ma—E. l'imegreewstllll, vegetables are as clobety fiatirlied Ns ire find wadi iltblibi w the elaborate works of the Dntrh hitt.ters—they ire .rierfeetly Martin& The figures ate Very eerelevelyUalti curoteiy We vreeeiglwl to find that Mr. W. Roses Co toge - fiftl has hero parchosed by tilt Earl 'tor Ckit c. The prrortit Exlethition will s tre IdiVe heist& shortly elosr, to tuuke wily for esioilter, of ihe Nilsen. Dutch 11irsterr. /To be ropilissurel.) LEWES, M*atu 30. Last :Monday Sire. acenrhpilnied by her lovely praleg . e:. '.Misr Aqillpiir, awl a geitile 'Man. eshte tetlti iiiiv st *this erlitlithel trAttoitt. 'and i 'after chdoging It the White MIK ifaitcd Ott . .tto '.4iftifietql, lin to tim * Vice-Chetti- cellor. Ou Weduesdary they -returned hither. and after again exchanging hor.rii at the of „pro ceeded on 'to ISrtghtlichisstuisv. It was re t haik e d, *l4 with ergireitlona 'ideufture. by Owe . ivl. 6 sa w Mrs. Fitltfieibert *light itthh twr •CUtriilge, ' tltitt he looked Chantingly. The Anve 'hetitvnleeit Lady illirhatis 'altrittenea ht:r. viait Vlce-ChallcellOr, tolthig4l hier benign. itifluenek ainongftt the itears.of fliahiuti `aviglittiti. previtm , to Whichliall been utoutiliticed her kind putroiaige fur the followink Friday (tickets 7ft.). it the Castle ItOttnia,in kid.or the 'Uinta intpport bf weir ltifiliiituitl *hook, it 'hiving been 'Made •ktiovrit to We dolt' the ettptteael. 11trotidistit the•ereetion of a ttr* - *thug)! ' far !the ibcilric had 'reiftieki theta . to it mere Doilit I/4. The Abele vots'lnittilVtgrUs the thitant, inctudink ttpwartfai bf 120 'pr'esinsa ,of distwihant atid .thishion. 4tesides! 'many .of 'fhb •ittitcilail inhaliitatits:Ainclag the!' company present "re ftittitlerkd'the Cont..Ull of New.' • burgh. Ludri,l. llowitrheint, Mime Seymour. the Vice-Chanetllor, Sir Samuel Shepherd, his. Lady awl fatuity. Ker. Mr. Carr. &c. a c. Walter lett, -lE•groffniitted aft filasoir ftif the Ceittooniee d . awl the Vroptietors of the Itootos :laudably ilitatiarlafts by their assiduity laud attention. rresUlent ti'tst lad jsUt I :tvlsich Isc 'griliiitostaily itretetsittd .'the V . t6rA i.e. St. rititry.te- pout. Tho ' 11413iitli dtthe Satiodt in Beilltehetn. this Alftitlitict F. i y uin~cliilettiy -iitdo two . Po . • . r.ckuttst.v. !Wo. Abrr!osm Tirittiosot was,tbstotrol ..yo fro oi,o) loy. Arr. .pruprieter bf tire Yost* Collet jP. b.1440-14rt'. t, illaridlritus, with riotous imidect at Liu 1a. , ..3e• on Sunday niyht. Tite , Cestapbtinant ntalri, Ilia the Defied:ill rot**. to his house oil Fritts" low, will put load ..ots•itirle.l himself preeesiy e actor dishier nit , :.:udoiy, *ln .1 bo ricilLosited evittry . persuot that came into Ow t:otlit-toon , to fittht hits, lust ans se triotows lona el: the Csiti.its iti the huni:e were dust,' tiwil lit. (t hr r•V. y thingto byitlesse •14ita., 01 1 11611..12i via. di, and he *zoo I , luttaidly obliged, ..I eleven to. ' citock., is 16. r 111'171 l:1 Chat 7.•• or lire *astcluoi•soi. fie Irtwl no doubt loui the tia.Alunal,* feiglttlolllllsras deranted. , • Tiw 4frroulthot, edlw attimared rove!. 11 • ;ita i tt said it ails prolvitle that tin in . ..1%1:1de tru . I.etirmrpry *or , Islisays the orsoe *kohl Ste tht. , teit tub nnielo witw. He tumid 1N.,, buirestr, bells tl,ost in Ills olio. out, the ir.441- pfairuint looterrot mkt* the prover ewbr%e te , vitlert to have eltrivN al he 14141 . 144 ku*e loremlatt o.,owta stair.„ sad errs - voileti i i bout (bite DefetatibuP his hi:l, Alsti;tl he woohl hare inuneotosorli Issoirf, aid I. err house. Sir W. Cubits .Ilse Abiekurift, °nu Jr, ,1, that Iht Petet.Jnrl luau tkall EM rt . /r.: I:earl:Sun of 110111.1. 4 'l hr Defrooolant if! - 111411 VA rall1;1001 , ell, but it UL!4l‘ ealltreollsy his tout hiring bean its-150...t1 . Alder etiwris._..viwri are outte. Riensb (ions fotatil • =4ll. I Live'ildioi. !Sete you nu wife, 'Uwe.. ur brother ?—A. Nut any. Q. I) bore bat e 'quo resides' lit this tt. whet 'port oif it ?-.4. Every icitt ur it. 4 1ta;01 : 110 prlvitterviath dee ,; I owl a siroplr 30.1 unfogrus by prufrusiesiv uool .1 krtreraliy a - .OlJe an.: always ray boy way.. Q. What CAL...4I4MM' were All at before soft Caale to tire fit ittelYhile Aat t, a 4Vlty did • you Wive it Perattw 1 giiisie f noive, anti they odellti •let toe /lad airy, buds Slit y tote iz.e their bill, and l asselaterrd it. Ak l ' eXTlll-11 IS • (rest Pity I h ut sou have no near friend or relative to take care sir .ysiu. beferntsti;—•• If I nits isnt Itiumn, ter Inid too run iiMitnis, it was ‘iiong, 'fur I futtYt hate both, as I 1.161• C 11•10g111 the urns its,. tees/est then' -hi the renatry tireek, rind the mattiefunlies. Two of his Itisyst tli;lint sr the (hike of Clarenee's sons tithelisd twirler m. , toe which 'crawl 4 cannot Ise unknown In-aides, Mr. &mill, of 7, New Ism, is toy wlicuor , and if Dime is any clarce irguitist me, it." A Iderinsii—" Catruphsinaot Aiwa not press tiny rharre *whim you ; all lie Les done dins toren to proli i i the tittlel of the inmates of Ilia house. 41e Mot* hot even hunt yise will nuttily pitr hill. But I lime • duty to pi ch.ran limo' 44 )ourself ain't will not allow cue Ito libechte }IIII 1111111 I 111$ lee further Ingo irY„likrl your Wind is *ore tfili11111,:t1.1. ;Mahon; is you Mink be coutlued until ilaAnorrowi, I A/lllair rsre that it will not be to defamer 'rile, is ,I wilt &Sr dmrtiwrh that you shall have every arconnuoilation you samild wails foe. The Defendant then boiteal to the was. by Alalirstsau, left the office, attended by two officers. /Defined laudsoill'iS charged by t arida Flint r Wig:tiding a Gtr cap, her pioperfy. The Phiserutrix staled Mit Ate Was allowed by the in *diem of Flcet.onarket to wand ii. the mai ket with her !onkel to sell for caps. Ou Aatiodoy night, about tees k, the Prisoner to k one of her rapt find put it anti. his basket, with which he walked:may. A botch. es buy *rot rater bun mid biought him hack, but the cap was nut found. The Prisoner, io -his defence, 'sill he was a eatpentrr em ployed ir" (lie - 'neat -- He ..ay he war. cant of where ceriii.sp, wutil .nortiont. of the Cohere work in the had beto tbillj Mee 141 Notating wed he was berg pt *ea, meu emapie hip, lie coin he ~, slat stair. ilidermaa that _ P r m 41 .. f w,014 to be obliged to Ur. Fereieuilarr fur 4ke hittadikione mamier he hal coon forward, god from his kimerleige if th..t wolfr am', he was sure be Would oot s etate yY Vaiug he did nut he liter. He would therefore dilutor the P..n.trr um hip papaw lige Peumeutrie the ',due of ter rap, awl a et in.:- aeration for bee lugs a lime. .Me. Farabroiloor immedietely pad leer übtt &be demand ed, and the Kammer was disehaeglei Nsovr-dtatirc. Yesteridy-Csitlealss -Welter llifertilee way brow,tht iis the Office, ehtwited 'violent/7 somisltistor 'soil NSICOSIIIHOC Sheiks , L9stbi ayiessnars, do the awls thni-iatind sidusevairs ordletafttillenthdthersi`were ethnected yids it. Ippedicili that is the yule NYIS , the eltip Atlas, of Middy, vein lamed br the "lath of Govensniesit to convey emswitts *edit ennisitas of Ithilmfortstient to Bolas., hay. 'At the Isthidaleat of the month ,of • bycember, about the let UV Id, ihdridthrod oil from Orwewsted, With ensmitta 1w beard, ftwdlialway where the Mira rentived site In the lily dawwinek .nnil the mortets were landed. The *this trellised tt aslant , Bby till the museeh'of Sop amber ; .Ifterldemeiss wood and sesterfristif that placsoie Prithber utak vestry with hiss on based the Alias CLess Sidney four wanner soil two men ensivicis; thq were slow. d menivis the siiipidnd'appesied to be isecemed until the time thethip'hild enamilefely gut to res. It did soit sponse w hat was the object iu euwteyiatawuytht era mosinitis, nor cis it a lodation !Jessie the Idahistrste ' • it Is a issuer of doubt is 'whether such at set isn wtiebsse or not. When the ship 'Allis was:bed ilistsaves, the Psiintivr took. one of the fens, ir etstiVielle ea 'above -high %ha, who aria a row,/ iladeettlerielthles and Provable Cothiets siert allowed to Iss assishent at Saloons, and did not ertrien to Ike ship. itiensaiwid at , instbdt thine time et &stasis, to take its *eight, andtithifelthey ~eolith statislimi one meld, wi act •Int4taid !wiry censint In believe was stilatweday night, hut-tei voluid.astlell•the dirruf 4hls tosnith, between lett sod elev. a o'eloek, be *as •pesesistmg a mew saws be Mid learned at dlotsay lbsry, vista , Mr. lllMitry, she mate of the slot,, .•1 - 'dived W E I° sobefuw.; he mieward himself from going liy tedlog themite it Was his-wain. The 'mete thin left hiss, sod•W~ sheet timeafterth•-P, boner Ct , rl/41110 !sine. ands it 41 him winked* by has Artist wish both his hasatii, awl held •hla tot tight lid ins load that he tens measly eln.keu, and .affelebrattleesolatie• PCUlitSillif to leave the .hip soot let ilissotbrbont furitte•piorpose of • bin Wag put oh hoar,' one of tho.E•at - IndiVera leers, which the Proswetetur r. !Hoed In comply with. The Prisoner, Was r, urthired the bout Wile mooned to brim readisesa to lease the ship, and le• Set the Prosecistor, hat shortly retuned, aud .•duin urdett J • hint 10 limey 'the ship mist get tutu the bold to go us boa, it ode Of the East tuilia Cbrupsurs trwisess ii *ditch I.t et iiti tided to eefuse to itu theept his wages were flit paid, rod hit lied tithe nitwit up his clothes suit alt Shim. sills „batik prisoner refused -lo csimpty on 'thy eostlitinits.— :Tbe Presume then sinned himself. with i 1 OM of 0.10 15 and a tidbits, end lee plitientell title ci "the ' , lshii, at the Preis'- eutot. Nut witbstaisding this terrific 811.11 t, 'he stilt sefust,i to leave the ship veitimittdithaistiatid-bia wages, cast bring allowed lime to take his c%ises . Itith him; the Petsun t e then aimed a Ids* it Nis'WO stitit . flte severely cal, aid 'id stwestit!zetrtie'tlie Prlitheir Ittdt liiib 1111 k petit , Isithtldt 'in 41411115, '04.00 a -dildt . Atlllll-0114 phtr' of Intit•W•rs, mid Will.. waitlatidia at. a Ink. Inas itrithiter OOS - SICII wilts Mill Id As Ithdt this adl lights tides's?* eeet 6 ii•iii, rail I s paig the e r of,ei. t koiturt df Stilitinlip pill hill fl( tit the desire tit the Prrskoar ; lirtthfidittfialewt•dleitt n'lllellltuittfr'd , cli, there Ii hos euvettak (tory the Oath,. 1 1 ,. i s „,g dh *Mr* NM di* Miss. Tb.- wri=lit mud coldness of the iMas reithinint nu Width 0)4 • lenei di . ohne, •iie •dlitstNed 'fret% 'the hat wf thism. The Pittheettlitr tailed hi the nit Judi., etimimare trotter to Clilcultt, lectettrei Ise • rei-dner these With hit Witte Whet' We Prow-11110r .inmost int C40(11118, he found there um - 1 web Osptiso I •Ihrtftstetitysttiblhe Ai?, sod thb'propirstrboftiltiejJ,lii• - played at the l'ubstrg Theatre. He wools' out tnuseent of the charge, ache was perfectly iitttorant Ire lestet beets frail& eight o'clock Oa SaturJoy sarto.s i beCoand Ititnaelf in the CU /1114er on Itutolay. estationt !qr. Robert Fssebrotber,Superiutviolnit of the Theatre, stated, that the Primmer bath hotel at wort building sbont four lassoilts,.dus log whirls time he IN both sober owl Ailigent. He had rsmhs it bis its into the OPrOssiser7s Ammer ehlwakter, and fvu It stiavininsptelelsable, for ,whiebrasior iselieeed as honest momvillitt ketd leeeleed lee he bald hers Mal evreeesil a eremod is highs* awl a erry smell meet d drink be eft bins vf his senses; and %buys I walled the erline he was charged with be wits 'list The worthy AMeramis übterteh. that the Pris ~,,,