The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-10-19 00:00:00

w - a *AA " • - ifr . _ r"..r.. • 0 , 41 1 Jc - it -& rtAt,,M • ~. INIWAL IPdATRit. • 1 a w•oluw.:j vti rs Algartrin. YOUNG LADY by n HARMAGL 01•4 4'. -..•11 • tie. _ .imperti WY, lenta bY n 70110.11 14.4 •T II) Tbs. wad thy Lye an fast saiird, , 4,11 tads modem de.WLDR sow 42 :ii:e u p Each irdwero a troll' full eat 1.. .011! bllasfel 407--she happiest af las I*, *ha saw Shai W tic man; of Wilt. • 54) ti ; 'Lady, Say lan Assn new don art Alone—alln ley met owe rryeastai— :!. 'Moldlt earataat aireakias peer eat kb heart , In lore It thee—whanuilaveennassiiac. Sniped In tine rby premises eel, fer hitt sr+-ii lad voted In liisabia Lao 41116.1:1—.1 MI6 ilijitilma se elholips4 dike; V* hammy er Ow/ splisdast, Which halm wi lustre ae &vise. As eti44l9ol%inil mit arsmenswiammit Oh! sty thins Okla* banish &Ai wile, • 41 V; MO W oig . iftesse &WA who calls thee Pm • *AA noisy golds% showers Ohl* De every how thy fors sarreanding, hod tionsead wrt emit as tMs' 4 Atv Its, amen beset with lejih Unmans : 'IP WWII gess in M 4 .a of name, throlish .111 v) Os ibte,ssrmet Fair, sod him who call, &et. Wife. On Saturday the Citation:Lob of the EXCHEL Min, and several cuter racial emitWien. dined with the Marti of The Ring" et ithi lest, Ciller! the Canon,. The Duchess of Dalmatia 'Mit ie enierta . • ed . a nirky of distiocuou yesterday. at Warren's Hetet, Nen• street. The Cettnles4 of WASIVICIt mid her isfaitesn. Lori Beootta. ; .ato wow . perfectly mewed from their hoe i . ' ' is, sad. meth the Naideterirl. are rikems: 4 .savick Camboree.atteMeare W eisbkihe ' 0 " :!E; ;is 1..,.., ..do I . The. ' 'fiat; GIOR4S Tualatir et P thonekrityde. an Wrdeulbry. end set el ler Lendemi *kis able mad distinguished Sens. . for led brew MIN time en a visit to the Mam ie of Ducats emelt. et Kyde. ,eo 1 Lord and Ludy Ettsisoanyatt and the' tte Misses Law arrived on Salmis, at his Lord'ship's house is St. Jamernawgeuri, from Brightou. ,- Arrivals at Warren's Hotel, New-etrart—s worry . Captain sal M. Giant Was tlytiodaLlipmilll 4 s NNW, I4uwNIKIWOII7 .. Depinterps kw Otto-- Ilikaingde pe t tesgs;,aa a visit 19 Ills FArl sod Collairle ' at ILlOssplisf4 it 311 0 itimer Camk - fir Willie= sad Lady Cockburn, Mr. G. sad Mos Coil li tr Qiiri t A hair-dresser at Paris. one the art of furnishing the ieterior. sitharalreetsWille ezferiee of the head. lie has decorated "Hrep with the following inscription from Otto :..... 4 Non list sine ke eepiai ;''' which he tranol s t e e f or hi s ssirslesroseol essuruseros, " Avila, the hair must not run wild." The Earl of Clues* received last week a cum. gr.itotstory Address frees the Mayer of Coventry. of winch city his Lordship is Recerder. its the safe return of himself sod Countess to Eaglets& Lord ffseetuze was one of the guests at the late rutertrniu►ueut gives, by the sew Mayer of St.iiiifird. After his Lordship's health had been drank in the hail, he, in a handsome speech, took leave of his friends in Stamford, and thanked them for the honour of their rex.►rd daring the period of couneitiou with the borough. The Ilist►op of CHESTER was retell:lined at a diviner by the inhabitants of Holton. no re 9 il e riesday. The party comprised sea► a bendred. it►cludit►,( Lord KEATON. and ika Clergy of Bob. too sad Dean. Sir Cues. Nlosose gave a sumptuous dinner at Ahericaveuiry on Thursday se'►►night. in return for the one given to himself and Mr. Witmer, at that Piece. after the close of the late unpandltled coo. te►t fur the county of Brecon. Sam Hurst.. the seat of the Doke of NOILTHUM. lisitaAND, is auder4iiitig a complete repair.' The towers of the ipoulrioxle I►ave been taken doom and rebuilt, sod the whole interior of the bowie has been taken ►ut, and la being reconstructed iu the flouters' style of architectu►e. The pawl staircase will he rigout sureih„ It is to be of flue Spautsb ►nellrresuf, with a gilt ballast:4dr. - •age . . . . -4tre eels so • Tirstifirley morning Divine &trice wes performed at Kew Piave by the Chaplain in Wilititsg. ' 46 On Tuesday the Princess AUSMA Maio • Anti Atni dinner . to the whole of the workmen employed in the royal giudena and plantations at Kew. Thee spacious tables, well furrialied mitts cold roastbeer, plum pighlings, and other old Engli.h fare, were art eat in the evergreen cover called the Holly Walk, - Wear the Pagoda, on the Richmond rile of the do. man). Near es• h table ass siotinued sue of the - neighbouring publicans, with au ample supply of porter. Upwards of slaty persons est &Wm to this dinner; and during the' repent, their Royal High. tresses the Macrae *onus, and the Duchess of Gt.oucrarte. emended by General Taatiou. walked round the labia, prenooneing the weleouse of their humble guests with the iikat graceful con- deeceasion. Milani( ti.. last srriosk a 1 Both ere— Tile Mamie of Bath, lbe ILavoie of Cowden. der Esel of Cork. the Earl of Covestry. lard sad Lady Moe Throw, loud sod Cady HoMad, Illarooese de Itolle. Cession de Fruief. Delmore Lady Smith, Lady lin{ 0111 800. 31r. Sa F. 1411. Sir L'lleloollos,flirlt.ll7oamo, Adiglrel Douglas, Growl and MatilimbditAkelimMaple. &bort and Mrs. Precorek, Glatt Slalom MI P. Colissel Thom. ton. Coked *WIN Lessulblimml nal Mrs. Grey, (;.load Sao% LissiaCeleashomilb Ni.. Ceiwati Nweise. J r The . , SultCamlllPite of Drury-lane Theatre I p m a tiptimpigll to Nu the creditors 10s. in the imikeiments, vie. as. immediately, end. Sit elvitieisde of the .mosen, end- . to make them responsible foe the execution of thi7e= il t,to which the consent of all the creditor is reqeired. The deists sosquut ta 34.000. end, consequently, 1,0001. is the sum which the Sob-Committee undertake to yep. A Committee, consisting of the following principal creditors, viz. Messrs. WALkelt, Mrenseu., kicnaeus, Mims duet, Waal. sod Natt.t., has been appointed to take this proposition int* comoideration. Km STIPMSIII3 is Ma to make her appointee, nt Orreist-gardeti till after Christmas, natal which tin* Mts. Moroni is to sustain the principal Soprano parts at that Theatre. A performer, whoa, oaten evidently designed for the personificetiew of the misrikin warrior Tow Thumb. made his appearale the Chdlteuhent Theatre lOU Tuesday hat. lease of his NW. tads dues Ism wawa JAW, whits. Ws waist°, periormeasies isms the ondienee in a consiseed rear of laughter. Iwo gold coins, one of Ua Arrest, and the other of FAUSTIN A. were dog up oboist three years ago in KNEW/why, and have been brought to England. Qat:if—Were they carried thither by 51A000°, or his followers, Who are said to have emi grated front Wales iu the 11th century, and whose descendants (the Welsh bedlam.) are supposed to debut near the Missouri ? • MA DOG AN 011A111 Gwviton. At Hall fair, on Monday last , there was a large skew of foals ; showy and promising ones, of good breed, were ready sale at alaseet the price of h o nes : en high as 30, 33, and 40 guineas were a.ked and given. inferior, not in request. Fat cattle were very s a me : good beasts. ready Like.. Of ehren, very few lots, end those indifferent. A great itides of company attended the pleasure fair. A large quantity of French onions woe sold last week in Norwich market, at 4e. per peck. The quantity of mush;orouts gathered within the het three weeks exceeds that, we believe, of any other souse's in recollection. The poorer inbubi . buts of the small village or Darrow. near flatten. opon-liettnber, we are inarrmed, se calculated to have collected us Nov op tort bell ya 4 fur iw• wards of SOK - -a " '44 u. AU . , . , 1,, 1 44 ilisoli exquisitely Calved, likes's' very accurate t it was taken from a picture by illwxer. wets. A K,4 called the Princess Malone. of mitred to be immediately built au the We art extremely sorry (says a Correspondent) to report, that the typhus fever, to an extraordi nary and fatal degree. rages in end about the hen. died ef Uxbridge. At liermandewbrth, Co*leT. Dunham, leer, &c. persons are daily dying, pant. cularly amongst the poorer classes: such has been the daily mortality lately, that numerous cottager. have encamped in the fields, whilst their dwellings are undergoing foasigation. Colonel Hllllllll, of Hardwick Grasp, Shrop shire. met with a serious aceident a iso daps ego, whilst on a sporting visit in Oalesiehbe. The Culnnel, and his friend Mr. Cimino% eieregoing out in a gig to enjoy the direreirm et sltsaiagt their guns were it. the gig leaded; aid she esiseers be ing placed near him, oefistwastolp imploded. and shattered his left oat doodfolly it is supposed that amputatism east take place. A jdry will Sennepenemilled to-morrow and Wed nesday, at ibetinildleoll, Westminster, for the pur page of awarding damages to the possessors of houses in Piccadilly nod Ozford-dreet, which are to be removed in order to form the new street from Carlton House to the Regent's Park. A vacancy has occurred in the Common Council fur the Ward of Bishopogate, in consetinence of the death of Mr. VI Le. and the friends of Mr. Woo have proposed him as a candidate. On Thursday Countess BEAUCUANP'S porter caught a beautiful partridge alive, which had pitch ed on one of the balconies of the drawing-term. racing St. James's-squirm AN Erranoasan.tav Aurt.n...olLast week, an apple, of the kind railed the Grey Leadingion, was pulled in the garden of MICIIIIVALD Mozat son, Esq. at St. Faith'. Cottage, Dear Norwich, which measured ISI inches over, and IS inches round, and weighed 111 oz. There were SiJay apples on the some tree (a dwarf standard), most of whids Dumber weighed a pound. A Mariners, or Basking Shark, measuring be tween eleven and twelve feet in length, was lately taken by the men belonging to a herring-boat, off Cromer. This formidable Ask the heed of which weighed 2311 m did great damage to their Dees, be. ' fore they could extricate and &patch it. . I•.‘ , , . i. . . • L DReßrriedilli Es T4IR Ara E, • * SOUTII4IIII tr, L Oc r uir.a 17. •--......... • ," . . ~ t . the semen of Lime( mid CitifiSM•Will . lidrfairsed YwalerdoiOW . ' dine Match took place M Saturday evening—the p ar t of Liar/ hy Mr. C. b 7 , 117. nate 4 given by our ewe Re. Pupae, his first app e a rance in Lersimo. This Preesolstives, yne, Esq. and Sir W. Gentleman jaws, understand the of Mr. do 411 re°1 4 :wft 'he' W i g" Were awarded as eh ,. ihihrei....te !WOW Arettr I—Wilke* sod Eli sae fIAVID FMK'. who re porfiresance (either ram» of Jojter has done him ow meth ciedlt--ainf, WlRilis. .fur a fi e lfilter 'IL : to the .sectinil—the though unu se d to th e L on d on b oar d s , i s clearly sc. The tillers* *Qom ehainuen. Mester. 41.; to en.tomed to the sta g e. H e i s Of t h e middle.aise, the t .....the Keay Jews Derrell. M o si er , 3L ; strongly nod e , an d agratably.restered. Its voice te • the feenh ' 46 e Brlinn " M ' John Nepmaii, is a tenor. resembling. in sane notes,• they of Mr.. eater. el. ; all tla °Out meek, 1/. each. A vast Baoariumur—but passessieg'gremerdepsh sor seremblsge of fashiontilll company were ort the . . nosy—mid appeerosehave beesseseyesesseifslly water, and at the stes4miati there was • grand tivined. It is pretty evident, *awl& le eying. Ball, at the LititrAisalllb ~... • ing, that his hearties.» were meek to la. Mr. S ol.'. Ceeeeell- 4 14auraday evening, was lists omelet* sod eteention. A thee Leer theme Alende(' by spat* , ef the Nobility and we, never 'condemn—but we deprecatie.ihe cmm ant (' sentry of our tower ' irlsood. whew goo , me of them: There are sane comiiposihoas„ whisk nerd admiration was straitly excited by thief exqui- , 'if lung at all, ought only to be breathed by th es e site and inimitable performance of the ere n i ng . whore science eased thmatese anweseipdeseripiest-. Mrs. Salmon reereled a hlgh treat to oar musical there are other mitediesq , se Wok aratelelicame, that amateurs : her •4 Greed Aris" (composed for the they lose all their eat"; ithelettee be allotted to aceorinn bf Mr. Solrl. and accornitaiiitdby him orri e tep i ts h oun d % and 'to einsrp t h e p i ece o f (melte Suer, was %minimally admired. A fanthisia &qui. It struck us. that Mr. Fatal was sane. es the low( was PerfurreeerbY • Gentleman. whose what too fond of Ornament— but we felt. et the ,hdlehetle enteeslion eerielel ,general aalonlelintent• mine time, equally convinced, that he was • non elloor eerelhei and uee;'lPVe comic duet "La 4 ta l ent. Hi s tiro * n om/ "h. . • y ou , er g Arearreek," 'revived lentil Itt.-' The perfonnane4l ;melt win," sod 4. 0 ! tedh mot to we V the toosith ea the Late end guitar of Mr. Soh, anal also his she possesses," were well sang, and were encored. singing, tank him as • first-rate mesiciaii • and we lathe execution of each. we thought. the perform e r trust bit receipts will fully compensate hi; unwes. laboured tether too much—Was affectiou is alike nett exertions, no providing a combin.tiou of talent. the acting principle in the two stags, and 'hat "Nita hos net been ekPerleoeed here for many principle is lest eight of, while the tinter keen. rows pool. dying how so mitemsh his audience, imam! of The Chesterfield packet is arrived from Havre doiug pore jailing to the character in which he with -- Row, Esq. family and carriage, and a spears. Mr. Finite's mode of emir*. though it great number of other pineengers of the highest did not inmost the idea of p bighly4gifted and resPecteheli'Y• elegant Gentleman, was easy and judicious. His - 4 receptioa was Gr••ll,lo•llT—said we entertain on . doubt of his hams * allawasnideable adjunct is LAUNCH OP THE Or4TERLOO. the company. Mite William appeared, fur the -........ first time, as Mirka. Si t sang with consider. able taste—but hie actin was faulty. It was Freda? the inareclowi of et Kuno, was launched to , li g h t f or a c h aracter se reserved as shut of at Ps ay dock-yard. if there ire occasions the sensit i ve t i er i ng. wit al l i n the soc a when the lomat of this finest dell nastiest WON d eportment, were greatly applaude d—tad t h e is marshes of beim, increased, it meet be 'heti the strong eepression of pleasure in which the audience "ma "'war el helended to perpetuate some greet indulged, proves that her talents are rapidly ei event, or the mime ef sate hero, deer to the patio. i ii public estimation.' m e . mosoett per • tie feelings of every Englishman—it mast have the part of c e l aue i omi er. a a a teary sist a ss ar yl s . been on the lasnchiot of the Waterloo. This awes.was, •eher, ~ p o tty ,. his arise to hi s per e ttiootice . ties is borne out by the vast crowds of attendance than we has. becuticcestemal Is witness—bat, es a " the preemie suasion, greater. br ec lir, than on whole, i t ass eserodi „ gly d i verting. E very c o o e t any former launch within the recol len of the the c .: dono r o plosion ass ludicrously rousted—end oldest : the number cannot be 'etiolated at leas hi, impstieoce„ his h ien ig s rime, sod his joy. pro . then 90,000 pawns. The herbeer was meted deiced soosinet eserritoest. Mr, Psussv's with Noblemen end Gentleman's yachts. said plea- ehe „wi sed , o p p ose, b et sestoety = snee•bsas of ell deseriptiese. A grog member of sloug h . he r. - j . s kin es t h e c b or e ctor o r Ladies end Cattlemen wire on board her.—At llamas. %Yoshiaki not. b o r e ost i ee d hi nts attest tO minutes past Is, Lord Howard, of "Ma d . hot for his introductioo • "Bather's kower 1" ma bus (who gathered may laurels under the Croat of Mr. Mooaa'ssosts. Welsandien bed meson to Hero of Waterloo), accompanied by N. Diddams, campainof the weebefiedgessot d . these t aut. emetersehiPwrialit , eased the ship, by ' who OM iu the hoblt of • sear ion alas weelioe It hot. .11e of wine artful her bows, in the blished operas, and never owe sot nes this wee. Nisel,_,._,fer,_, his a __ tAeo p dalP weeloqielli ... .the . ,„_t tle..,„__her n _,..heet l i on. Hem= i s .... 64 ... i , Diem te e ' en , a rid, Bich 11111 a woe vell.lemeth illr e L ta lf the ',sew mu him; said, at Ibis r o ' ri ZZ elooseat, le r ' . s mut, Wolin's,* tepressaeol, the 1 Dillrw. air d.„l.iiess after sows consideration, d eterns i oes, Wellingtes, se be mined its ship Nweefie, in bi r r proper imolai , e to l ithe, to hest hi e f a i r one bosomy of the great Doke, sod in casedelismaties with a ditty. having for its subject the seduction of hi' Vial" battle. She 6"W sett h* ' of a lady, whom .4 the Musk vac unlit!" has alaael't wish that edetit e hie etelemielel s ' i n d uce d, by his" false vows," to prey y roes the path came and majestic ease, which ssudst•thirewaripte. of rectitude. This is certainly a se „a sshioned way ties of this highest ettlisetussat se ihsoisirskilLuati or inducing • girl to qsit her patents' roof. The science et once the sestet teetlikeeleo std iseill- Outtalk , / etagere, we are rather iselined to think, rate o f the spectator. She eert°4°l7 is one of she the in t finest ships of beeches he navy ;is built on would Ocariely test+ on such a point, lest the sus. taigas of their @mistresses should be aniseed. Mrs. liew principle. with dlittonal ride» sod truss frame; her gen aud u Brans depicted the Iterecter of Lady Oldleop following art her d upper decks are laid distantly. Tbs e ssioos t--. , with great truth oad spirit. Family pncle...per. meal vanity—ierettliau of literary taste,—eed pre. • Pee.. /echo. to tended delicacy of coostitution. as well as of aseralm, * m id on the gue-deek.. l9ll • al Ite were most humorously itakibed. Mrs. Stet* ifeeth to n01e...... .... tit 0 end Mitl tORITT, SS in* wit Milm• Mini MI Barem is 1055..'..1,014. PhlwhiftlY• ,WI l im a.," wog .. ilia figure bead is exquisitely cored. and the The beset was fell. - - '' .. 1 ••• 1 td I•si likes's' very accurate t it was taken from a picture . poLiCE. •-••••• : 011111111111 ALL. • • BIRRARaUS MURDER. . A tuelerder at a mond atreeism eitaracter was perpoirwirJ M Frady sight. The following are the gartiewisra, as Mated is svidercsio the Magistrates of this *ace ou fidueday:— Jebel Fidgeter, • eiestable of the pii4ste of Adored, stased, that he bad berm divested by the Lard Mayor to brloo before the Magistrates • young man named Joseph Willis.., whims he had taker Ws custody us sospiciim of helm atassrotool is the murder of Mary Albert, cleagbiar ▪ AM, of Theam's-dryet, Kelm-mud. • • • The history'. gad mother mew. roomed Robert Dem were theis Moire of Mr. Tyrrell, eagnover, Miceli cow it {dime, aid Word tagellaw at a loom near their phi's of U. hider right Mr. Tyrrell received isfuematim that a mittrolid ha 4. hoem eammided is a child by Dem, at • place is the sad the the Framer had bees ma la his gompomy a ehosi time pmiostily. Mr. Tynan immediately mat for Porreiter, and directed him to p to the imigism if Nod mid Williams, sad she the Gout who cam home Mb milady. Williams roomed sheet 'wady mimeses after aimoolo friday mewing. aid Fmeder secured Gra. 11. itot Wass dblected. sid cmaducted hi. to the watch-boom. Me idigiolidoletiesay reply to emend somber@ pus Si him by Ito isbilible. obeerviag, that he Mold re•vma what be bad to lamb* ier of ibe blagairme. &web Willis.., artakembes io tie murdered child, we. I . eilb . Mr. sad "es. ///Merl, the preots, stated !bat her gemiiiimmiltier use eloontise Years iota • quarter old. Os Palsy seesiug Ram! Deemenstaili les itseseaf Mr. Albert =ewes is the easing, asonslemaird by i be : Primmer. afteremedessettent mgesher, sod its about a quarter or Si bow Dees steesesed slew, He had always errand re. workably fond of the algid, and she was 11111reabely atiactsed N bias. She was phiping in the Ore. 114111111 Dots retromeil, sod *I. Williston milleiber Isressienid it limit Mr. use wmiono. She isneetdiMoly MO Ai itillghlet MI I. Dna* ask epos his Mitime list ” pus bar swag email, his neck. 4le she. said that be shish& hop heratmespedst, sad trek he, with bi e =timseing Asp for list propose. N o wt a r= aisaohaempw At/ ie bti m i a lisze west on: ais to look i apple it: gr . hami, sloe was shos44s seem% whys Dean requesial i kei Ngo ea a shop a tor dears oif sad purchase sow artichti fooline. Ilbe did as be had rqueseed, bet had net bees is try asp more than Me femme. .be. the brawl • cry 4 sod saw • rest asesher of cos Wow& hey deurgh4les loose. She med. ail N As milite Om% mid opus arriving there ewe by hew haw, sad the Mead olresining eons wand N the those. Dims whireseJ The oshelemMeishat les• gaished abseil Wes lser, sad expired ; and sesehermeend was dim dowitvered es obe lower part of he The oirtemseaseeseeurred "boat eight teals* shit. Way, theatker, ipso begrime or the Messoilists, west is D. Themee'sotreet, tp the reoltiesee of the poems, for the purpose enable' inquiry sad obtaislog belloweetioa. Hs solved • li ttle before sine, the atiM was then deed, sad Mrs. Al bert Is a it. The Mane Rim by Mrs. villiasis eurreeposdol in every pateiristar with what he beard rep 's he spot wisreerhe "artier was coeessitted. Soy other fir- CIIIIIIIISINIIII mete to his kitiolettgeorbieb appeared N es. pilots is some measure he swim of the tassleter for the perihelia' of the berrid deed. Daring Aweigh of Dees es ihlhy evening, lin. Albert Aided him, is Weise Et grestervery, foe hiving farmed some improperitestwoises with perilous of depraved character, and he webashring sway bie mosey upon Ids immoral assoeisites. Ilr Is be eirtrosely art at her reusooltrestee, hit sai d Het indicated as ineesites of Wilier say sa ri of temper he HO freedom with which she had spoken so him. AIMS eight o'clock Mrs. Albert wee borrerotrsek es perceiving bee &Id eleggeriag Isis the room where 4 Was Mlles with a dreadful gash in her throat hoar which the blood woadin • *arrest. The poor little info.. Mutt% erl• 4, * Mother! *ebbs !^ sad MI down. Dr illisheites sled two medical moo mew sod for, sod did ewe for the little salient that could be perforlied by ''flee . Primmer said that be parted wide Reaped tialittroy Theatre, between seven sad eight u'cloick "US la sever Mies him since. Dean said at parting, that he isepided to go iota he Dorrseh, and west in that directions. Mss had preip V sot bees home to spa shoe Weditesday. Primmer could not locoed coadoet 1 Ise appeared • steady sod good.tem then sober, but was extremely fern toa r dose wiles lot t. hot be wan ma aware that Dees was inebriated os milking of the de* himself, until . _ wbi ' " - tt 411 WW " 1 ,, );.:.4,44 1r 7 4111 . Are on Thurs. day west....iine ioires will hermomiwitlie heavy, mid the fkaaioha are expected N tiuue for at keg four dip. A moo of the name of Wets% who is now is the 84th year of his age, and reside" at Dailey, near Bulky, iu fiaisA4re, hart, within the last twelve motithe, cut • sew set of teeth its the lower jaw..asalkortlie 'ejleillteeor •of pain he Irolo, be expecte to have.sfen *Calm in the upper ja*. On Monday lost as inquisition was taken at Cultism, by Mr. Cam, Coroner, on view of the budy of JAMS BUTLLII, labourer, egad 73. who wee rowed deed in his bird. Verdie t-1$ i the visitation of G. —This um% whew be woe tiplverds of 84 years of age, married • young woman, who had six children by him, mid who, about 14 mouths since, cut bar throat, in a fit of insanity. Mooday last au illoivition was taken at Yar mouth on the body or Mr. Kogan ARMSTRONG. aged tg. mate of the ' , noel John Detertee, Capt. LIGORTT. from St. Peteriburgh, with • cargo for the westward ; he was landed at the jetty sus the 4th bust, in needy a dying stele, and from what lie rtloted to his family, fee. (whirl) eras taken down in veritiog) the Jury, after heariog 41-esidenee and delibentiug upwards of three *oars, brought their verdict—•' Died from disease caught on hoard `he voyage outwards, the Coptaio tut 'At medicine or treatment which his that Titid..e-Streng esepieioos are :Moon man', kitchen . an adroit scheme. wards to stop she ins smooth animal go but let him pass. (Basil ',Jerald. I was inebriated we tilidiy. He knew Nothing of the imerdre bleseelf, until itehrunid by Forrester, who NIA hies into Misteety. Several pawn awe Swi' :to pro‘e that lbr Nasser In at a easislerivdokidistartee front 11.etriet at the time of the eanrclerl %it be spew the wish mute friends et vent reepeneollifity, and went 111111f1adclingi nt bireasal hour -.4lleVie Sit a t e& Data Iwo abseeecled. Say awl hat, 11, AIN., sir t y ros itablacl, • il" t maieb Ayr his, and Imre are entertained tbal their will nut hen atesseltal..• He is Ire feet eight inches lllltalp sass, MI bee, Ind rather hand- Net. Re wail dilesclfillta pat and clainalpses of grepar lowed dolls. t MP lime Wm_ ip _limo Ihrel iiiidatividt a peakaste• that I. the tbr•a! Ark Mb a me nd • tot +nip, and tines elision 10 01: the tat ir ill. k.* illiPsewl• bore tetrad a link below she as sad be ban 11411116041bilicl sN•110•0 Ills Oa front of dm threat. ~ftstis • • ,so-i.• case required." A PILACTIIIIO Tait 0...-gtroog atiapicioos are entertained that there is a man prowling about the city with • dog winch helms tutored to pilfer silver sperms, Ice. from kitchens mid areas, which lie ex- posed to the view of this canine )(primmer. A spoon was on Vi'eclnesday last moles from a trades man's kitchen in Union -street, evidently by sues an adroit scheme, as the fellow was observed after- wards to Mop she dog, and take the article out of his mouth ; and the servant or the house saw the animal go op stairs with something in his mouth, but kt him pas., thinking it was only a beim.... Sb_al a . low r•• 0 4 4C - 1 •A- i . MV: Saturday list iring.?ive fi r st dor of 1 4 41 . in; iiii following G.-tiolcrileu areie elyet...l to the tiodeoli melition.-41 . ffierotfor II) s •rma rtionlyg : PrKeton —HIM Pewee' el . 4..Conorlow o r times Co!. legr ; jamas, anomie/. A.A. rialty Colirte. r)i . Mairrister•--Ceerge .4"raroric. M.A. Trinity Cottage; Hiehard alegekio. M.A. fa. *ha'. White 7lasore--E4war4 Row Payer. MA. Rises Colter; William fetlock M.A.enahrolne Hall. , • Hangtonr s —.W. Holing B D. Easissoiel College; ibaberi Woodhouse, M.A. Canoe College. And this day the tiodowink were appointed of the Caput :,—..•• , The Viee•Cbao;t44l Junes Wood, Et H.. fit. Joisa% College. bfebeitaro—J. W. Geldart, 1.1. D. Tinily Hat. Laic- Tbosaae Woodhouse, M 1). Cetus coUrse. Phric...—Johe Evans, N A. Care Hall, :ire. N. 448.—te. Croaky, Y.A. ihiplaleo College, &oder Repeat. ~~ 4NT Quir?U. . 0 .. , . The seldevratere of color city and vkinity daily prim with mare at less interesting reasainsoof ancient ii,nnu. Es. closive4t of these spirited enterprises wltith hinebwri ..o sac ally permed by the Rey. Mr. Skinner. at Roved. iltpl, sad at Cantertott, and the acveasioos 'till canteen ing to he wade by individuals in and near Doh, the fol lowing articles have bees developed within the We fest sight ..—.,, , . A. sepulchral urn , with henna boars and 'Owe; a ppall lonic coos of the Vrerpei I..:Ursuritts, and a Rae infetia at Faasiiwa Argosies., reverse Lod's, in lar,:r hewn, at Woken. A irreekled music psvennier, in Kingsinesal, behisscl Nor fit* CMOPIII. A alone earcopleagas. rontaini* a loosen akeleion. deg arse Mr. klstris's statuary, above B.obwkik New Cherch.—(The-,..brleton is In pnevessinis of illr F. Haat, *Other ti f the Royal College ..f Norgeons. Moth gate-sorert )--A cell. or now probably as use, for hrwiog timber, 'found at Illathwick. This instrument is fiwisied of a hited grey stew, of lbst - opal* celled. the Retjaot. Ore . - tient It is swat Miters indent In leiVytk, et iliseslis di. Amnions, well contrived Oar eked. sod readmit, de ' signed to he (mimed to its Itepdle by thews, to the meo. err Lend to be open' in all harbartios isaihios. wherethe asset lie asetali him hem golosown. 111 It 'prnliahlY the Wont iusieiseensei ails k i lisd at p..ment imam • i isle peesniss ierhave bees assiecedrut to the iairodoesteta of the nine lain by the Montana, meat he, at least, 1,1011 years • It is in the possession at Mr. O'Neill.—{Milt* g r ail) . The heavy mina which have fallen at Weenie dolt At lasi, mouth, ailli s tbe very Gate warm weather that I edi- Meek eoreemied them, bast greatly imppivell the tura, erolos alstl produced an aboadance of (era In the meadww., mimeo, sod old clever tapes; the 41ter never teemed rip better, for the )aaportaiit aipi now more extensive tips re- Owe of wheat-selling or dibbling, which has been guise tila saint rapidly. The poling wheats b.,cia already to timeline a Lac appearseer (perhaps rather ton rank) in sense places 'audios:ll of Norwich. Ou t h e weak elover.layers A. the farmers net sowing ray-gram (a perk per neer) anal reffiah jt ie. The treat quantity of f al, anal tbe pr...p• et of a Ite tenthlyy. good hump crop, have canted an advance in the prices of leas heists, shoe and and Inmht. A;eplau are Ni plentiful this year, that a stark of them may lee hid fur one of potatoes, tbit crop tumult gener.illlr faeuisr ehle a IMlkimelniis time was never remembers& for every operation.--(Norwieh 6 s • • .-21U1 SEASoIY. oui 1,, diseght 5.1 eve one we, twee recently by captions awl refreshing simmer*, with Inch, Inter. tale of maishine, which, last three wrtks, Ire motivated the face of aatare,sail called fll!. • wound Byrum is the saladk f mitenia, lite a brantiftil iiirsist playing in the lap a • dell kbairs., whose other elfsprio•Z are ft/4,1M npr—What Audi car be ward awe ! A loinZred—ai *Oho sierl—a e. g. Appleh, 'thin' years of scarcity, are so abundant that they are absolutely a dreg i inashroema spring.np nt peraevetirgly, that the meadows in a somatic are white weer with Orem, and it is to he feared that mime people may be sarfeited wills calm! ilargi . to 'nem, mot others poisoned with mot ratieg.thein bGt loadeateola io their sued t—Osioaa bare bare so seance; lira ilbera were gelato pipets Gil. • few litchi growers; lot wow, Oh the hero is the ploy, they may "_Au wee p ; " for smell ao plies of this Ugly vegetable are ass's frt.. abroad, 116041 m meat owed s eer be lei;t ie min by those who love it —The oaks this year lave math co•wasatir assnlities cif scenes, that the arm rot without* swinges* diet nay per. baptlia. cared alive and honed into butt leather instead of bacon, by the Smoo th s, prime Ida 4: °ire more—but of seek fowls. there is no red—Hops are se I.lestiful that mma wapalizers are bt to Meg Wine Ives,atite having Wag their hopes ea rake Ihmialled them, sad on which (sfenial* vit. kittens pen way Itg snowed ea • moot vitiators& , ceiswien), the kept has au ISMS Mot there was an •esis for their kegs*. though there to ample aecommurlstioa theistaelows, New the piddle' is imee i —Bet we have gait into a foolibh weir, sad at will be wise lo mat no more.—(fialgitela triCJ Mo. IRONER'S INOULIT. 0. Friday eininight an leggiest was take@ st aurlbag lisin, le Norfolk, before Jobe Pilgpint. Gent Cannier. on mew .1 the belly MasjesniaMoles. • lad about II years of age, who was kinini Mast monde, by • bell below,* to 11. N. Burros'les, Bag. It appearedabot Ile bey ass in it.. habit uf teasing and isritatieg the animal, sod bad bets repesitillp onstiirorril not to go smut lii.e any wime. It wa. also peeved in evideace that the bull was quiet. but had lately Amu. sense synglittions of a Melte to run at people. Mr. Ilmersaglire's Steward bad, pekoe to the arrival ar thr Groom, takes &very primer peeeantio• lu prevail a Mae& Mira of such a niebuseboly widget. After • minute iiieemigatinn the Jury Moroni • verdi ct of--" Agekleatal Death," sa d • deudaad was aseirsacil us the bell. Os themigy last William Cock, of Tbeifotd, carpenter s was committed to Their Jed G4Ol, by John Burrell Faits awl. FAgle Willett. napes. fee breaking into the cuusstisg.hnisos of Meares. Gills, otereimots, he Thetford, oboist three o'clock on &today morning, which he effected by Andean up e pole, estering the roof of the budding, and thee breaking 'brooch the ceilisie of the coussisz•roosn. Me. John Pewter, oho is in She employ of ileums. Gills, slept in se adjoining MOM, who, on bearing a seise, lIIIMS Sol nest to the tomato higAssom Jai:r i m/ore be heard distinctly • ream strikiesg a light: be immediately took • piitol is each bawd and rusise , t iutis,ibe roost, Where be booed Coek, who was then retool,. log some halfpesee from • desk which hr had broke. opei• ; he prometed OUP of the pistols at Cock, who seemed to two. surreadered„ but on Mr. Potter's turning round to see *hrr the &marls but been made, ICAeli seized mod or One of to. arms, sod a long streak ensued; Mr. Putter fired off no I of the pistols, the boll from Odds just parsed Cock's bead. Me. Pollee spin got the odeasitege; Cork threw wr tht wiselomAgelsi Mr. Putter pulled the ether pistol three liner, hot it missed Are; the villain observing ibis, threw himself ail at the window, a disclose* of 13 fret 1. ono the growl, having his hat, • hammer, a saw, a bac, tiodor•kos, matcht O. lie. Cock effected his escape, but Viils •plocelpicodeal al Lop. icon the rime an,. Another arcs:tut, which we b nee r.- reived, states tient in the struggle the rolittur finding 'f bard pressed, rot hi. band in hi, pocket, and gild, " t • pistul too," whiels enured Mr. Putter to step betel a ••a. • or two, when Cock iostantonernsly 'blew up I** *SA, a .4 pritiptialsd blamed into tbg attett.