The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-07-20 00:00:00

THEATRES. 51110% THCATIC The Opera on S . tturday night was splendidly ape. Their Royal High II ewes the Duke and })•irhr•s of KIiNT. for the first time, grieed the b. lii sot circle with their presence. They were greeted with God lace she King, the execution of which appeared to give ettoptimte delight to her Rn%4l Highness. Her whole drampoiiir was ex. Wm , ly attAle mid condescending, and completely woo the hearts of the auc t iroee . - A view comedy. in thr.r itetg, rttittled r " Mist Posits tf iFe Lear. or &swable," Ives perform. • .• rirriiin i c. it is attributed to Mr. Jstnt:+ov. why . his already prodluced severe' nest „,„I 1 '1 1 116..4c !Heron at this. theatre. The fullowiug gee ill , ' 10,24 stool character. erotw Mr. WARWAILA Fitddle I JerOW Peregrine Chubby Lord Liguori:A . 71a rrrra. qr. Hairbrein Jots, Mr Precise Arekwa, Polk* QIIPPer Mrs rofvert Mrs Kamm's. Mrs I AIM% DAVsNroaT. Mtn Nrribble ...... Glans Miss .4eipmeur alhellAmews. The foam weal. nt of this piece, *!rich, by the war. 14 improbable may he told in a very few had not t he author introduced chit. racier,, who are wholly neutral in the production of the denouement, and convetretions, which would an. swer equally well in any other comic drama. he trotilil have windy endeavoured, on so scanty a founilltion, to have reared a three-story edifice. Mut, so order to fill the required space. sketches of et inviter, not ninny. very jut,. and often not very entertaining. are multiplied, aid /Aileen. Amongst there are a oilier magistrate-..his most active agent in the profitable employment of thief-taking—an E 'ghats Mushy. who has been sent to Boulogne, for the benefit of his education---and a novel-writing laily which last character, a pretty palpable el lipse'', is made to Lady MORGAN'S dispute with the Reviewers. which it would have been quite as cnteteous to have omitted. We now come to the plot: - An old gentleman. Mr. Feeble, hes Med slit maths pre. Vinis In the opening of the piece. His rennet, Crafty, otiose main. suariciesilly desiguates his character, has fanned the resolotion of keepiug his nowter's decease a secret-wed bows, he refusing admitiasee to any permits who may OM et Fri hle's resalenee, as if by the old gentleman's command, to rrj,q, in privacy. the revenges of his estate. Feeble is ba.i.si in the moat secret esemeer—aod Crafty's scheme pro mises to he completely socerseful. Feeble, it appears, had a great number of poor relations, who, es calling at his Wo o s % are eased, dismissed by Crafty, with the laconic sass. r, that bit master cannot be seen. Amositst lbws .eistpres is Mr.. Chubby. a lag virago, who, soli ter a iv, Peregrier, $ he feral, just retuned fru:u as he calls it, where the Spieling loath hid hi en given to his sdkeflots, has just arrived I. town for the porous. of requesting assistance from Feeble. She is perempturty refried admission to the house, and, All of iudigusiiiin, retires to brood over MOW sclwme of eeecesuce. The heir-sit-taw so Frets* is. Miss P rimer, sal o his kern employed so governess is the family of Lod Liernorish Roth his larsisleipt, soil his son g Air fall in love with the rang lady, who sober taviners the pretensnors of the latter. The old Per,. I suet of Lout Ortebyr, socyrises bur seimmebes makir 2 a ',why of his steeling to Moe *rover, who, is coma gurney wee:mistily quits the helm, mei proceeds to Loolvw. in the hope ancestries priorities hunt Fes Isle, to when, she had perviously written. The letter lees talks into the Issue of Crafty—and he, to make " worsen &siele sore,'" dispatches noddle, • dessike• associate is his wile proceeding% In the inn at which idles &VINO,' MO es. rttro to arrive, with orders to convey her instantly to Frie. Ides House, where, he doubt, not, he will be able to in. wish. her Into • marriage with him, by which awaits the propert yof his deceased abate will legally broom his. Lord 1;11191wish, fill discovering the departure of Miss Seymour, who is .ecompained in her Sight by Mr. Mairbraio, addresses a letter to 11r. Precise, • Putice.3lagistrateolesesibingt be young Lady, and directiog that every moues shall be resorted to, in ender that she iwiy he secured. This the old Nobleman does, merely to get her once lOW into bin power, that be may make her ea offer of his toted sad fortune. A masher of mistakes now arise. Miss Scribble, as aalborems, who has rinse to town to the catch which eneveyed Miss Sep. alone, is arrested, instead of that young Lady—Fiddle eat. dials Mre. Chubby to Feeble's house, imagining that she is the female wham Crafty desired him to wait es—and your Peirgrise, answering to the descriptions of Faafarron • frewhinati, charge, with forging bask awes , is apprehe nd. el fur that armee, but centrism to cream by jimmying foals a window. Mrs. Chubby haiog moduetcd N Feehle's ►mime. gauss admission dieing the momentary absence st , crafty. sod refuses, o• his more, to let bin, in. Crafty D.:mili t ia when hr discovers that his emissary had mistakes the gild Loly, for Miss Seymour aid be rates Fuddle so stein that, is reverse, th e latter proceeds 111 Mr. Pririse, to whom he discovers the whole scheme.— Coif', arrives Goes after, mid requests that an Aim may be seat to dispesse,e Mr Chubby, sad to re mote hum is hie loose—bat be is himself spy/chewed. In the on an time, Mrs. Chubby, astonished at wiring her annalite sou Peregrioe, engaged in • broil in the street, allies fnih to assist him, leaving the hall-dose open. At Co moment Miss memoir approaches, sod esters the house I (44 , 1' dirt 3111111 relative, she is speedily foamed by Lewd L who has pursued her to town, sad !cursed by mire italics., where she intruded to take refer—sod the tiny is WWII slier joined by Mr. tlairbraio. Mr. Premise um thrills tine of his officers* proceed to refits's he.., suit to hri.ig to the office every individual be may mem ileac. A 7..iierslexphination is the ausweireste. GAO rascality rspourd—aid Lord Liqunrish gives his costal 1J the 111111111 his son with Mess Seymour, now discovered i) hue the heiress of a boodermse fortune. -- ------ ----- Int- prtsent piece is by no means so clever as those which Mr. JAMILIOII previously presented to t his throve. It cannot fairly be called a comedy --sinc e it is deficient in t base qvialities, probability , Fr PIA, strenh of character, airs% polished elegance • 't . 41 11logue, w gt hich are easential in the forina:io!. of legitimate comic drams. Were we to i 411 thl• Neve a three.iict farce, of the broadest description, " think Our so designating it would be correct. The circumstance f rom w hi c h t h e p i ece derives its tide. that of a servant, privately burying his mas ter, ao.d It ...ping postessielo of his property, fur six I n" 1011 1. In such u metropolis as London, is utterly 11 . t variance. not merely whit probability, but possi wthlS ; —and this gri ~t defect is not counterlailanced by a virrinis 'Hi 1 tr.it itm of character. The chit tatters .m. .en 10 . 1% , ,!;!Iv touched—awl. with the exception Of ;11r. Pr,cise. lire already familiar to t he .Ige. 11 e klime not where no original could he lotat.fl tor in:. .ketch. We rather think lint " 8 " 1 .4 .1 tli , magistr ac y of the metropolis— whs. certainli are oot in the habit of holding such e loiserisiliwis with their runner*, ni /Ur. P r ecise went' fond of corm' r ag i n . There is, ocean° rly, aKnot) drill of Putout 00-tv. in t lit , dialogue—but lunch ait I* irlyid-•••and II is winetitues vulgar. Certaiu . aliusio , s, tint toile coiluistetit %Volt deli...icv —end one, reflecting on the Fiencli character, VVrlt• s e res i ffy reprotested by the audience. Thiy of course, he expunged. 'she. piece con:anis 'Arr. nal evidence of its atithAr. A never-failing vein of himle tied vivacity perva , les it—the incidents, how ever incougrunte., are not ft-w, nor, in general, n o . innu.ing—aisii the charocters. though tint power fully draon, are well suited to the peenlinrints of those who repreiwnt tlo-m. These are the greet merits of the play. Mr. -Jamieson slurs not ninth of railing ('or posterity. If his elfin. please the present generntien, ere soceessfel, his object is attained—rod lie is content to let posterity shift for itself. A sort of dramatic tailor-. he messores, with great accuracy, the expebilities of the principal performers of the day, and tits them with cliaraceers calculated to shew them off to the best attributing.. When the sttiking features of each performer's style are thus nicely attended to. in the iillutinent of 'sans, it us impossible that a drama can be ill-represented. The chief cha racters in the performance of Saturday night, were admirably sustained. Fluidic. ft druuken • speci. a of the Limp school, was represented in an ably ludicrous nominee, by Mr. LISTON. It was the moat humorous picture of stunt sottiiliorai we ever witnessed cm the stap l e. An ale-house scene, with such a figure as Ins correctly painted, would be invaluable. Mr. Toeiti.ir his not much to do. in the character of Peregriat Cha6by. His appearance was laughable enough—and he dr. scribed, with fidelity, the folly sod ignurance of the travelled cub. Hairbrain is a character pre cisely is Mr. Jones's line, whimsical. lively, and generous. It was performed with such 'spirit, that we regretted its twenty. Mr. RUSSNI.L . II Cord Ligavrisk was entertaining. The twinges of the gout which ginierally interrupted his Lordship, when he was descanting on love end happiness, and the corresponding change of countenance and of exelrination. which they occasioned, were very naturally and humorously described. Mr. 'Nine* Mr. Preens , was truly excellent. His quiet, calm, unfor ced humour. gave addi. tionsl point to every observation of the sedate, bat sometimes satirical magistrate. Mr. J. Res seu.'s performance of the Police Officer was a rich piece of comic acting. In our opinion, the charac ter is too broad for the stage. Mrs. DATUNPOIT, as Mrs. Chabi,g, scolded most naturally—and the literary affectation of Miss SeribiJk was rendered very ridiculous by Mrs. Guns. The piece met with a good deal of disapproba- ' lion in its progress, which increased when it was an nounced for repetition. We are however, confi dent, that with a few alterations, ;hid) the voice of the audieuce suggested, it will have a considerable run. SUltatlr lIIIZATRE. The performances of last wick at thine theatre were, the burletta of Hompry Clinker—the pan. tnatime of ilfootoldi, ■nd the new mein-dramatic burletta of the Vice► of Wakefield. Om Friday soil Saturday nights the theatre was more than timidly crowded iu expectaticm of the presence or their Royal Highnesses the Duke mill Duchess of CastettiDeg, who have signified their intention of witnessing on ins early day, the performances se. iected and arranged by the proprietor with so much taste and judgment. The Royal party ore dilly exiiected to honour this theatre with their presence. The performances were throughout very well received ; they are (as their names denote) com posed Irons those porta of popular novels, which are capable of producing dramatic effect, by sulk. log and humorous dialogue, illustrated by ro mantic sod well-contrasted scenery. The principal parts were excellently sustained by Mrs. ORGER, Mrs. BROOKES. a9d Miss TAYLOR; Mr. FITZ WILLIAM, Mr. GATTI; Mr. LEONARD. Mr. HuscrttY, Mr. SMITH. and the other leading performers, were received with that applause to which their several exertions so well entitled them. The variety and succession of the performances at this theatre. ensure, u they deserve, an extensive share •f public patronage. comma THEATRE. The public, and many of tliemeiube --- ii;ofilie • Royal Family, continue to evince their respect to the memory of the Princess CHARLOTTR by their increasing 'advantage and support of this elegant theatre, well known to have been a favourite proirgk of her Royal Ifigioness.— On Thursday the Duke and Michela of CASI. the Londerave and Princes of Hessz and suite, honoured it with their presence ; and on Friday the Duke and Duchess of KENT and Ake paid it a similar visit, one of the stage boxes having been fitted up fur them in a most superb and tasteful manner with crimson velvet and gold. lined with light blue silk, a projecting front was built to milord the Royal visitors and the public a mutual full view of each other. On each occasion these dietioguolied perstoraget were ushered into the box by Messrs. Gt.olsopaud SKINKS. Proprietor►. and expressed their high and entire gratification of the heave, performer, and performances, testifying the interest they took in the threatre by numerous questions as to It, internal regulation, ate. They appeared much struck with the splendid scenery aad ratraindinery ship of The North Add, which they tinnily applauded. On the audience pressing forward to gaze at the Landg►ave of H,:S•r CASSEL, the venerable and good-humoured Prince checked the reinoestrancei of Mr. tkossor, who was iii waiting, and begged they might be allowed the full indulgence of their esinosiq, drinking all their liralilts at the same time ion glass of Madeira. The Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, ►vhe appears to be a deeply mid 31111 very reflecting woman, did not %hew that &tit deiight in the whiussicalitits of the Clown and Pantaloon tli•played by her august spouse. She is an extremely tine and commanding won►at►. The Du.•hesa of KENT won all hearts by her amiability soul cusolescrission ; two instances of her nait•ctc suit feeling occurred in the conise of the evening, that we must Di)t omit to record. Accortlitig to the etiquette tf the theatre on tlufse uceasiour, a satin play-bill was pinned to the f t of the ,box. One of the Larli;.4 in IVaitirg requested it of her Royal flight►ess, who. wills some cinharrassnitnt, applied to the Duke, imagining she was not to time it, but that it was a fixture in the box, winch much atumetl his Royal Iftehtirits. Ifer affection fur her brother, Prince 1.1i0,01.0. 1 1 13.1 evidencid very strongly when the drop-curtain 111, coo tailing a vii W of Claremont. After regarding it very attcutivrly, Elie blll3l. 111:10 tears, mid it wars 1 • • ' 1 PIMP 11r•tilet11S Olt 11-earr.2 Cry mltrotiult Nita ,rvf ! rsimselit war prot•ii!rli liar sheer Itayal sod they tlepur;rd li4;lily gr - 113.-(1. SitordAy rrening the come etinivrigiiiirm of Tle Elertios * 4 N perfociottl—The NoriA Pole know. eel; hod each CJIIIISIIII ivetireil a blurt id putiiic brim for his exertii.a.s. FRENCH ANECOO 7', :S. We eit , r.iet the fullowiag Anecdotes frog; the Gazette de Frames. Oue of them. illustrative of t!,e violent revenge dlistopointril hne som e t ime , „,ti hive!' to—the ether of tl►e 6.14 t! 111) , Ivea diet Jolt %infrequently lurk under the semblance of that pal. T!ie passions, said Rochef..nerinlil, hold one another by the h an d, insomnrb th a t the death Or 111111 e is commonly Ihr r . eiteacenieut of soother. This r. Section exiiiiiiis how hats is situated so near to love in ardent BOOR, sail parlicialaily in 'moles. It applies itselfeaactly to the story tint is shout to be read i—it young girl, in the neighbourhood of 3lar_ grilles, abandoned by her hirer, twins the resolution of avenziag herself ow the unfaithful m sn. She set oat to await hint on the bigh road. and no s:ouier perceived his carriage than she Bills herself Is: ftwe the horses, stops theta with one hand. and with the oilier draws forth a pistol, which she directs at her perfidious lover. It is dune; the shot goes off, forhiesielir without effort; they soccerd in disuriaing bet, and Ow ingrate is delivered of his fear. The following anecdote h sot the only one that the scan &dons Chronicle of the South has furnished us. The history of .4r/edam end Thews: has bees renewed there, with some little aggravating and less poetical circumstances. The eon qneror of the Nino/nett betrays a want of gratitude and lore. The provincial liteess has done nut r.•, fie has robbed his mistress before deserting her. A workman, very intimately connected with a woman who was too late to become his spouse, proposed to her a prey by sea The preparations being made, the happy maple set not tranquilly towards the isle of Ratonneau, a name lees harmonious thou that of the isle of Naxos. A collation was partaken of in ibis solitary place, and the two hirers palmed there a part of the day; !litany a favourable wind condacteri them back to the port in the eveniug. %Viten arrived at the islet of Poirot, the con ductor labours at his oars to laud there, tool screens big rompaieirms to eider to hi. her jerels, whatever mosey she might have submit her, and the key of her apartment. The usileappy Ariake is then exposed oa the rock, and the wretch goes to rousammate the barbarous robbery that he had amensenced. Site palmed the sight is this desert isle, and it was only yesterday eveeitig that the people 'imaged is the embarkation which was patterinf at a little illiterate, delivered the forsaken fair, nod led her to shore, where, as it my well be imagined, she nu longer found her plunderer. AFFRAY AT PARIS. Extract from a letter front France, detailing the particulars sit another f• acna in the French capital a PAM., JULY 14.—A acetone affray took place here • very few days ago between three English gentlemen and two French officers of the King's Guard. lum happy, bowery'', to say, that it erolc•I without bloodshed, although with much abuse on both ' , lilts. The particelaus that have come t o my k now l e d ge are thesr--Captain Vauti cull'. r, a French officer, was paying his addresses to • young lady of re. sortiabitily in ass English family, resident in thin city, where Messrs. H—. 13—, and A—, visited. The former is reported to be • man of remarkably flue appearance and engaging simmers, and Captain V— began so be jealous of certain •tteations !Aviator:led that Mr. H. was paying to Miss L.-- : at irst, it is said, that Captain V— remonstrated, but whether the act was, that the lady preferred her countryman, it is certain that she pretended to resent his auspicious con. sleet, and in return appeared to give some encouragement to them, by receiving Mr. H. with more than ordinary civility. The French officer could nut endure the slight, but waited an opportunity (in company with a friend, also in the army) of insulting Mr. H. This he dill us the Boule vard, near the line tit la Pals, by trampling on his toes. Mr. H. was in company with his friends D. and A. soul im mediately struck bisantagoubit, who Warned the blow wills • stick : he was supported by his companion, but the Eng. 11:.b were soon victorious. The consequences have been, that Captain Vantreullier sent • calking, to Mr. H. and his two friends, and • meeting was accordingly appointed. Three duels were fought by the French officer with Meows. H—, 11—y, and A—, bat be did nut succeed in wounding any of them, nor was be himself hurt, althosigla • part of the feather of his cap was shot away by the ball of Mr. D—." The Outinian Lecture at Mr. PEN N ' s, New. street, Spring-gardens, bud, on Saturday, to boast bridiant and numerous assembly. especially if we Luke into account the long list of fashionable departure* from themetropolss. We noticed— Lady Frances Wright Wilton, Lady Charlotte Denys, Baroness Hairless, HUN. Mrs. Bail Cochrane, lady Saxton, &e. Sir George Paul, Hart. Sir Wm. Homan, Bart. General Sir Geo. Walker, Hart. Si, Remy Clemeit Thomp. son, Bart. Colons I D'Arey, Baron Nolekcn, Captain ;Hatchet, Sadler Gale, Lag &c. slac. The lecture will be repeated on Frilly next, the 514th instant, at three o'clock. VAUXIIALL.—The entertainments at these Gar. liens have received a delightful addition in the per formance of 31ademoisclle Samos, who, wish Madame &mot, astonish she spectaturs by Dancing an Allemande on sou Ropes, in a style remarkable for its precision and elegance. It is wills pleasure we regard Site crowds which the Sac evenings, in conjunct' with she variety of amuse. nolo% continue to attract to Ibis eadmatiag place; and we sincerely hope the mobile approbation will amply reward the Proprietor fur his COUSiald attention to their entertaiar meat and convenience. How to fill your Cellar end your Pocket. —Buy a Ticket in the Inestot leery small Lottery, told you may pat into your Cellar from the Stock of any Wine Mer chant in the Kingdom. A HOGSHEAD OF CLARET, A PIPE OF MADEIRA, Two rims OF PORT. and at the seine lime put a Thousand Golden Sovereigns in your Pocket, besides the Chance of gettiso4 one of the 30.000 i. or any of tin• other Capitals, in a Lottery of only 8,000 Tickets. Deiraing Wino 41h August. The letters from the mantiforturing districts state. th4t trade 1141 lately been so unurecedeutly bri.k. that it lugs occa►ioned the labourers getrerelly to strike fur higher *age*. The Sauna lists from th• 16111 to the 23J ult. contain one hundred and four vr►sels fur this coun try with grain. A row.' heart-rending event occurred at Bean. :mai. on the 5111 inst. The Lady ..1• th e R ev . M r . ROBERTS. Hector of Llanfarlog, Aiiale.ev, being ileeired her inaid-servant to hying her 8 crews portion of Hittitellle ille wart taking; when, unfortunately, saw, iu 1111014 k e, gave h e r na i s r er ,s land4nu•n. Every r tiOrt dirt t!te *kill a,ad ingenu i ty of the bevetal medical Gentlemen, who prevvea for. redid to male, their Collid devise, proved unavailing ; and, inelancivoly to refrie, after viiffera lug fur several linuov, t•t:r eanired ! family (ccm.ii4i mg, we hrlt•vr, lone children) and a bullhead, iticumulable at a lobs au premature and afflicting. boxo.:4re. • ..., , .• ..S. - I;i2 nvt. rlgtf..o•4 .riffoll ha lter , owls. Lilted tit the i.iter•,ror mug/ ot#PP"" been w sit tWo by lief trout'. frron nn 111111 e.: tlir Nord: Int"tot la it feitneZr friend in Pitts. letter Int•;1 1 : , .•in stuttif ingentois• del/let's fur c .rr3 Iv on .t wii . ..te . tcurresinsadeate footways .Vite fallen gtoper , ,i mud Ilia partis.hus its haini .. :l 2141.1 A 0;t0i..0. II- •triu tits atvo el: el ire.l, ti!.t low of his m" . :: strokes of toslie . .. Wla eV' 1114 , 111'11.11% WI 11111 , V Virops.an govisrei.sus ist rort. In a feet d t,.v Ise inialsl have made himself thonio„;nly arspisioteil w. h their 4.:::soact. ri and thi'lr 'li i .tens and (stows Ilea, nail (ono that .neat lie will1;4 Nis, lives' perfeetly amities! of Ilie hue 4.r eiin•lliet which each won ht poss. • moiler /soy nnexpeeleil event. Tile !helot arils the elf, pill greatly one iu hit VIII,11,1I10:1% 11111 he had nevi r their so far as to rework, that the present reigniti• Vrilices of limo,* Polisi".s only in irate chat-sew s.; 4.evxi..l, it iv Is iie, of a airy esti oxalic stamp. lint that lie alum- hind libelist a ehaideter fur ales...nine,. Whirl he fluent', I.y Ihi. lilt es to ellell%; soul hr thro tenni kr4l, with evident pride, that, pi nom r a , he am, he was still co eater :leiss ail, and would ever irin AI. " Fir," said h e , w hate they 'rowed to LttJtk soy Isle? They hive (Warta me au ..1113,r, a rebel, sind heriveit know , what ! [lad n nem rob., iglu my a hum I bid prosinnoce.l everrations,* man *hum retarded in at italice.inis a t.uct of view as fur ' , mkt' it neeesstiry to bluish bin trent society—Sarre Dien! 1 abool.l itntnrrhatel have mil, mil him to he shot. They eii•kstined loose I.iheitsiyere In death, yet be was merely my tab!. They not ashy Sparc my life, but they heal Inc with all knot of o fy ; they provide me with all I wish tar; they maintain Mini -ti is at my Coto t —foe, on•ti•l, the Commissioners will set no othrr rare; and why is all this dime? Whyd•rttry orltly otenuoure tot as a criminal, and yet forbear to ex. eine josh/Int.:it MI me, in spite of the out cry ratted by their subject. ?—it• cause they still stand in awe of me. lam l i k e an old mite. beneath which • thousnuil Iran men the Heathen; offeriel screams. The Ilea thfliA are converted. hut their terror hat Liken so deep a root, that mune con be found to lm the axe on the IMP." The following are the device* to which we allnd. ed. and which ire to prepare the way for Napoleon's lilxritiuu In the first place we must all write to our chosen friends on the other side of the Ailanlic, and require of them to afford us such naitstance as will simmer or later ensure Napoleon's rarceesful escape. You, of course, ore all cariosity to know abet pars you ate to play. In green!, your task will he In make ohiervations, to set down trill , at well as great events, and as feeb le r ally as po.sible to eomnittilicate In eve all you know. Hot in Ileitis:velar, 1 here Axed try alteniiiin use your young cousin whin is a warmhearted enthu.iaidic yogurt man; he has lung been subject to your goidatice, tool you most emilerlake to win him over to nor entre. Ti. fai this Sc the ailaimneut of our alike', he must for a while ( - mascot to lay aside his sword, and apply himself to the study of surgery. In about six smooths he will have mat:. tolerable poi. gulls; he must then proceed to Faszlno. Si, complete hill stitcher, where lie insist at the same s:nte assiduously devote himself to the SlC(llll%iii 4 / 1 1 of the toglish lan guage, lend to retoler himself fioniliar wills Loglish man. area. You must glee him a letter of lairoditetiota to M. d. in Loudon, who, toe the production of the enclosed cipher (it is in Napuleon'a own baud), will ahem:hotly pro vide him with money, and assist him in obtaining all appointment as riotous on board an list India ship.— You and your cousin tray repose implicit entifidence in M. 4 Through his baud. all the Nelda have , M 58 1 .11 which Me l odeon has der-uted in the rank of I. fun ned else. whet, Now I ant sure yule stare with amazement, Ca roline! But I assure you, toy dear friend, re have still immense sums at command, thong!' the fact is known wily to emeselvca and a few coa t i:voila &wilds; lend so many precautions have bleu employed to ileire.it these sows in safe hands, that suspicion cannot possibly arise. Aster. rata likewise has vast fowl% in store for to.; and slam ley unexpected gaol fortuur, in France, the body has been left in the 1111111.110 of some of Napuleuu's most faithful adhe rents, to estnliacrres, Caulisicourt, Maui, &c. there is not a doubt hut we shall have good beaks to draw on there. Derides, we Isaac briniest more property with me than the Commissioners are aware of. A Wolllllll'6 dress is capaide of concealing many valuable' , nod some I of my children's playthings have beets Gelid with jewels. Yes, Caroline, we have treasure e 411 to purchase the dearest of all treasures—liberty. And even though Napoleon's banes were empty, the pro ttttt sr, he can make are so alluritig, that b w adsantiners would hesitate to en gage in a lottery is which there is a chauce of a anniug such prim a. Rut to return to your comin. The prw!.thility lif be coming a richly endowed French Prince, it King of %Vest ur perhaps sainething better, is sorely temptation enough ! As soon as Ito obtains an appoiiiiinent 4/11 hoard an Fat Indianian, M.S. will provide 1111111 with as num) bars cf gild and valuables uf every kind as he can conceal to his Chat of nurceun's instruments, his hat, the hollow of his stick, &c. These he must delim rin us alum he tun:ice at St Relents un his return from the East I s. 'fling our means of dealing out 60 . 1.111/1 Will ht• so augnseilted, flint we shell have the a hole island at command. As 1 , 0011 as your cousin arrives, Napoleon will eagerly 114 . 4 k snoppurtunity of consulting him respecting his oral or iinninary disorders. You know this will nut be difficult. He tailehcol heartily at the tender preemitions which are athiptcol for his health. It Viola, hr says, have been a toiffici, 1,1 lescetisio■ to the great State Criminal, to have allowed him one medical attendant; hut, contrary to all his capeetat nous, lie is lately prrmith d tu assemble a medical consultitimi whenever a foreign ship arrives. By this means he is certain of uhtaist isost an interview with %noir r 41111411; 'Mt their cemversatina will be very different from that which usuaily takes place between a physciais and his patient. Every individual who has sworn to espouse our cause, has mentionnal one or more devoted foletti's In France, on whose fidelity he ear rely. All have received instructions tending to the NIA lineal flour object, t hunch their operation may be somewhat remote. Rut we willingly resign our selves to bauishment fur • few years. It is of the utmost impatience that we shored become ac quainted with the band-writing of mar coriespuadente; but fur that their first letters will be sufficient. Our attend ants bare already gained over one of the sailors, who is a native of Scotland, a good Cathodic, and hostile ID Lug land, on account of the restriction' of privilegi a to which the Cathuties •re subjected. My harband has provided him with a pair of Imola, with a hollow space in the moles, which, a few days before we quitted France, he ordered from a shoe maker, nu whose meowsy ha mothd oh prod. is these hoots the sailor has prmussed to cuurci.i our letters: toss his arrival In England 1w will innucdistely desert, and with the gund fortune wl.ielo s v,r alto olds an intrepid enter prise, will, I doubt nut, renal France without interruption. Reward him with a ihnoisand francs, and lodge him COM (affably on your came oiatil we again r equire hi s services. All letters destined for America you sumo dispatch as speedily as possible, by a aafe convolauce. (hit how sic we its receive your answer? lot that our plan Is ahead) , arranged. Napoleon, you know, is freely permitted to ask fur whatever he wits; and lie intends, ins few mouths, to request that the little liberty which I left in Frftlll e May tic sent to as. It euutalue, mining other thing., so edition' of Voltaire's works. yl.ll must imoneiiately get possession of, and ',lace an alai: at imperceptible point or prick of a pin setter every letter whit Is yin' may hare newsman to employ itt your correspondence with with as. Fur instance, if you Wish to , • eras the word vein, place • small profit mark or 'prick beneath the Are a from the bottom of the last page, th , a another under the first so from the tap of the ft sot page, theit ruder • a nn the Ise page, awl a. a set the Arlo, always taking care to tmpl..y sad), tau pines fur cult word, loel Ow ehnutd afflict tiutwe. If you wish to de lie the nue., new, ark , t t h e to from the last page but our, the o from the second pre. kc. This is a 11.1 mule of curii•potidcore, bid sou, I am sure, • ebearl'ully &auk% it It all be a tots noire trouble- • • • tnite in co l att:ct the letters and tyllzWrs inzathre, hot hqw ran we p.'..s sanre senyalify 411117 Ihinl wilt a joyfnt Jay it ahem the V..tialte an. • 11•. w racerly enh all all sit Nar.lren or..relt mot the iettitt, 8:111 I to write .14111dirlwriww. w! , 04 rr, ry sesa:r4l4l: Vrr a,fke 10 .it ! 11rW cheetiltz zn,Corntiat friend VP DIC -1141.1 pntpesetl (aria. iriters in altaii• fittliaa balittrok• bAlk ; ilmnerer - in Ant.-rica ,1111!i lbOVlllt Grnii , .l l e , r Wit %tritcrriti. flat in routritrantea of that 111,11 I In . lintprror ft linntn•lfitiactlptantilik. • A•:.• n, ;1.. n, fur Ile- nnertnt! We espf cl to Ilatal fo rt..,1 i f ..r, 1 will, wittiest loss ()flange,' y▪ eti kue sad where we :q.t.. ' • • Pm, clam INTALLititircE. The romi:letiow or the st.i!Am of 200 aside hetwiet for the:r CrC3l f itch 1.81 7,1, of to he made good •t It lit t's...estille Tatum. um_ I rjfi lir even 41,7. ratt. The following ilea are siso Is tivelle , , 10 be to 'de at the Films' Cff-til. ff who ilefeated ilci.,.co,Hoo st 11 311 . dell, for COW. mode; Calititze for IIMI. said, will: :'rro=lti"%i ronog (...s Nichols. of !tat 211.. agaiuvt llads.to (the eftlfifrwr,r of %Veg. y Dick), tor 11)41/ acute. Isle , Wight 1i ill, sod Martin the baker, for 100/, a.ulr . 014 , c is Ole trouterrd , sail a second match aids Nude is talk. et of. THE HARrssr. The farmers of the West-Riding of Yorkshire bare last week b.en activi-ty engaged in the hay lititre.t, and a ernstm this pui pose there has not been in el 7c man. Thi crop is generally slender, lint being g it!, red ia eat Ileid riontition, there will he too less, and the 'laving of etpense in making the hay, will go far :owneds cony:Amy tog the fartner for Ins deficient crop. 'fliere have been considerable showers of rain in variety, pare, of the country in the CdUtIC of last week, attended with • tunch thunder and lightning. A Correspondent r. trues us, " as many persons, on mutant of tite itrcsent droullit, are afr.lid of a scarcity," to rail the attcution tit our readers to the impel tun, let, that 'this island never suffcred • famine from drought; but eery tints that calamity has befallen it, it was fr nn rain la 1257, front mach wet, wheat sus, to 12s. a sack. In 1270, wee a great 'curtly in tobsequence antis,. to 1310 and 1335, tri consequence of much rain, wheal sold at 20s. a sari. mid strung beer ruse to 1 d. the gallon. In 14:36 and 1527, in cJiissliteact of rein at harvest, wheal sold at 13.4. 41. the sack. These rue a few of the many irkstancce 111.1( mty be produced itt pport•of the old adage, is a dry summer [Ryer knits Old England." I FATAL ACCIDENTS. . . . . On Wednesday last, as the Hem London coach was rie. , ret.din: on its Journey front I'urt.monl4 , and had arrived within 100 yards of tier two-mile stone Awn that town, the off free-wheel of the coach came off, and it fa 11 a itle erebt violence on its side. The coachman, Abraham Tonle's. (a must respectable and civil man), fell spots le! a head, and i'led iu a few minutes; Mr. John Mills, mill,r, of MioA , ll. , i, it', • lit:ate-a his shoulder, and was otbersise so much hurt, that he died the nest morning; and hlrv. wit' , it tn.e boatswain of the Victualling-Wharf, lies dangerously ill nt the Air Balloon. hl r. Viral, one of the propel. t , of the coach, who was sitting with I.IC C417:4111:1111, was 'lightly hurt in the knee. There were six passengers, all outside.; the others anedisined trifling injuey. The Coroner for the Bor&iels (It. Callaway, Esq) held inquests via the bodies of the two deceased, before a hum there a-as 1411 . eidetic'. of out want of care on the part of !lie cum-Immo car er..pri• tor,. ; on the contrary, it was sworn, that die linchpins wi ie all its pervious 141 the coach starting from the roe, ta!ii —A .14 1 . laud of Int on the coach, of It. un the ahei :s, and lir. on the horses, was h-ried. The Jury recorded, that the persona came by their deaths accidentally anal by miefortuite. On Tuesday semi:gist the (-wit Ii frum Loudon to Gosport was proceeding through Fare-haat, when the horses became almost ;encore, uable..--kick Mg, iitungio4, /kc The coach man pulled them up tie ice; Mid, is endeas-meing to the the thild time, the a eins einfoittlllate ly broke, abets 11;ry sr 4 off at the must violent 0, and in a ft w .ta he coach to amens, b) running against the rails a Inch fi Law the upper quay. All the passengers lure bust, bid, mini seriously, Mr. Ales. Driven-us, navy aunt, e•f Gospetit; abuse leg was bail y broken, anal which, it is feared, inns( lie amputated. There were MO itlXide passengers, or the must fearful consequelsces would likely base Lilts mled theirs. The groom who aas thrown from Captain While's b o os', Gls, at Hortidean races, its I:mosque-meter the leic , klog of tt stirrup leather, died from that accident MI 11111rMi.sy: leg becamC entangled in the bridle, and Wing ileaeged a short distance, the horse, it is thonglif, Iroil on iiito It awe not emisidertel the injury lie received amid! lie mantle:4 With such fatal cousequences.—He las a serraut of the Earl of EgrensOnt. A turtle, weighing upwards of 60011►., from ilia bland of Aseetigiat, was presented on Fran.) the Punks RIMENT. An investigation into the canoe of the late tire in the Dock-yard at Sheering, is carrying on; but no cncitinstauces to skew that it au* otherwise than secidental are said to have transpired. Account. recently received from Pompeii, give an al 1111 l ated picture of the progress of the work►neu employed in making discoveries among tlunie timoui monuments of antiquity. Another anyhow:litre lies been found, wore distant from the city than the fernier. Lord KINWAIRD arrived in Brussels on the I Ith from London; as did aloo the Count d'fisnNuma COURT. Cbawberlaiu of the Emperor of AUSTUIA. and Count de VALEscs. Litut.-G,ocrail so the French service. It will he satisfactory to a respectable hotly of British merchants to learn. that tile marvels by cep tain cantiocations of English mercliatAre et flour. deaux in tile year 1814, are to be indr•tamtit•d to the amount of 460,000 fr. in virtue or an Ugieelliet , t signed between the French and English Uuvrit,. menu. lit Herefordshire, it seems, the apple.trees are so loaded with hit, shut the orchard•uwuers have been obliged to prop them up, to resent their i,t sk lig (fool' with the weight. There is to be a meeting of the Court of tam. mon Council to-morrow, to consider of Aden: es to the PRINCE REGENT awl the Quuest„ 0., t. e Lrri.tges id the Dukes of CLARINEC kind KLNI; and for other Mr. Baouctifil arrived in town on Tosesd.,y, and on Friday he attended at the Education Csornro.ii ice. td superintend the proceedings resl.tt•,log Ine print. big of the evidence collected last Sessinso. A FIGURE Or RHStORIE.—TIit• ✓uureal des Debuts in au elaborate artwle ou our tto 4• I•• grow-ly the Britieli Gnbrrnmr,.r vise 01 the Bow/real-de Europtass 614i:w005,/ r military prisons in the nsosm n h , orit to he removed, and Is nest ot.e err clod. for the o of deserters, Btv. in the Birdcage- walk. IT -t she 'molding is comPleteol, one of tote slim, sou f IS De,otford or Woolwich is to be mousers' in floe Titanic r. oil 1% tilt huli-atairr, tor the safe custody of th I.nwuen. I ~, -~ 1,! 10-tviass, iisfus l'etwrrot of Ac- •ii„ nnirl:(• 10 t• 10 1 -• $1 011 (the Itile , f 014 , r is talk. 3(1 . . hitt it ilfll . l. :iiiry ,rerl ving of pctest“- rarivito • / ed sith • ceonni 311 ;ha • mote I 1257, was a 135, lei 127, ;ft k 4 I. the in 4y be r OtVer f . , le r re., < arrived 11,5 grcot 441.4 (4 id eied v, 6 , • 1, hat ( 4.t 44! 11l nt ' t 11:0 ly hurt r; or the 4 1 dire 111. emit ; int sill in • A .141. 1 ',crimes ::.aport became r du ay 1 hey 4,4 11l '1 h ft Lie , mina 1 Indat ur ilia ihrus. 1444.44 of 4 : m.rl a I ul It aside:4 le Carl rtn Ilse Ili the tire in nit ISO than , Ries 1 1 1' rktnest dowse' Ire has 11l the e llth RN OM. 111 the 04 of I) . cry t !lour. led ii 'entet:t uvet are So e been sk otn. es 0.. 1.0 ,y, and • priot• us/ des •. t,l this . SI t to be t 1.!.. ! ,I•1111 tithe tot iu tl.s lady ur • • • ) 0, : •• PRIIPMI.