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lir m ," _- 5 r: - milll l ,lll 7 1 • -.1.011111,P ,- • birnsaii At • "--,0041174, 9 t t . osov, refig Adit .11.. .... . • '~~~~ • W 1-(7, : I NUMNER. 5418. • KING'S THEATRE. THIS EVENING , TUESDAY , April 18. will be perfoeosed% for the Arse lime Ibis Season, 111.asert's G.and Opera, entitled IL FLAUTO MAGICO. After the Opera ' the popular Ballet of ADOLPHE ET MATILDE. rff R .4TR X. pont L. DRURY-LAN R. PIMP; EVENING, TUESDAY, April 14, .11. his Majesty'' Serraists will perfurat the Tragedy of BRUII;S: or, THE FALL OF TARCIMIII. Lutists Janina Bisites, Mr. Ke11111; Tilos, Mr. Barnard; Sextiss 'isrpsiss. Mr. Hamblin; Aram, Mr. Penley; Colin- Nana, Mr. Pope; Valerie's, Mr. Holland ; Lucretia*, Mr. Powell; Huretins, Mr. Thompson. Tullis, Mrs Glover; Tsotplinia, Mrs. W. West ; Lucretia, Mrs. Rubinson. To wbitb will he added, 9th lime, a Bruad Farcical Paciw- Illlmleal 1/ranta, ill two arts, entitled StLIKSPEAKE VEIiNUS 11AltLEQUIN. li•rtri m i.., Mr. Harley; Coiporal Bonner, Mr. Donlon; Gasconad% Mr. Gatti?; due Snip, Me. Almaden • Alwabans, AseiirM; Snows, Mr..oxlserry ; Force, Sir. Resartt ; Tally. Mr. Hughes; Memory, Mr. T. C.euke; First Jamie., Mr. Butler. Mr*. Solik Alm Marlowe; Dolly Snip, Me. dime Vestriv; Sokol eldstertie, Miss Puvey. 'Ale Doors will be !pried et Half past Six otlock; Ike Peittirmance will commence precisely at Seven. Witte. 7e. ; Second Price 3s. 6d —Pit 3s. 6.1.; Second Price ts.—Lower Cl4.llery ?a.; Second Price Is.—Upper Gal lery Is.; Second Price 6d. The Box Oilier will be open Prone Eleven till Five o'Cluck —Pisces to be takes. tor Mr. Rudwell, Box Book-keeper. Tii-miirruw, by Special Desire, The DCWin' Bridge, with tihakqu•are .rrsu• llarlf coin. Ou Thur.lay, SliakstiPares First Part of King Henry the F..e. th : iluiiipar, Mr. Kean; Sir John Falstaff, Mr.Stepher whu is ravgril hese fur three slights. TH E. 4 TR E-ItOYA L, COVENT-GARDEN. T ills EVENING, TUESDAY.- April 18, will lie acted a aew Slasical Dratua,called THE ANTIQUARY. Jonathan Oldhiork, Mr. Liston; Colon, Mr. Blanchard; Lori,. ,Ir. (Airtimi Sir Arthur Warden', Mr. Charisma; Edit ttchiltre, Mr. Emery; Lord Glenal lan, Mr. Connor ; Hec tor ll'ini)re, Mr. Abbott. Mini Isabella Wa►dour, Misa Stephens ; Miss Maria M'lnlyre, Miss Matthews; Shag Oldbisck, Mrs. aureopurt ; Elspelb of the Craig buriifout, Mrs. Faiscit. After whielt die Farce of LOVE. LAW, AND PHYSIC. Ik e%131 f • IllOr 31r. 131ancha►d; Flexible, Mr. Yates; Lubin I Mr. List ui, ; A iiilrew, Mr. Eatery. Mrs. Hillary, Mrs. ; Laus, Mu. Sterling. The 11).)1 , f. will he opewed al Half-past Six o'Clock, and she Play twgiu al Sever. Boxes 7t ; Second Price 3s. ed.—Pit 3s. Bd. ; Second Price 2..—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Pries lc—Lipper Go:lery It. ; Second Price &I. A Private Iluz may he had for the season, or nightly, of Itrandon, alike Box office. moirnis. Sing Lear. nilb Harkquin and Cinderella, or The Litile Glass Slipper. on 'noun's'', int time, a new Musical Romance, called .ilviiri Qw ter, ur Paris in the Olden Time. • OPERA. CHOICE of *e►t•rai ettelt.tit !BOXES in Owe KING'S THEATRE; a Pit Box in the centre, and u•u• ~,,, n.I lirr , for 11w Season, or alternate week, at s.t Bookaeller to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, Ni. t, St. Janice's-street ; of whom may he bad Boxes - uy the Nicht, and Pit Tickets, Bs. 6d. each. N It —A card of Telma to the Circulating Library may be 11111.11Cili011. SURREY TH EATH F.. EIGHTH NIGHT OF MRS. MOUNTAIN'S ENGAGEM ENT. 111 it•NTAIN bring nii hIIy Iwinisoreil with • brilliant r•croilos in the srry suet-caul Borletta of Wallow and %% 1 tow, and in whithrwrry Performer receive , . re iterated opplAu.e, dist Piece e dl be acted during the Week. a l/11•4 EVENING. TUESDAY. April 18, will he prearaird (171 h time), an entirely new splen did Hieluiteal Mehr-dramatic Burktia, called IVAN HOE ; Or, THF. JEWS DAUGHTER . Julie. P. lore of England, Mr. Clifford; Pilgrim, Mr. 'irat knee ; Lora. de Beatintaisuir OM lime), Mr Smith; Prior Aysiirr, fir. Adcock ; Cidrie, Mr. Grant ; Unkuown Knight, It.dzwar ; Sir Briau de Bois Guilbert, Mr. Beagough ; Fronedeltatuf, Mr. Cordell ; Lockoley, Mr. ; F.iar Tact, Mr. W. S. Maltrrley; Midge Ilse IHil •r. 11. Leonard; Isaac of Turk, a Jew, Mr. Huotlry ; iSmolga„ 11r. Fitstrilliam. lady Rowena, Mrs. W. S. Chat t • rlry ; Itpliete a, daughter of Isaac, Miss Taylor. Mir,. the Melo-dratna will be perforated (Bib time), a Dew Comte Burktta, tolled W IDOW AN D NO WIDOW. Capt.uu Perdue, Mr. Payne; Capatern, his Valet, Mr. lh.ligway; Vapid, Mr. FiiminMain; Cato Wrack Mr. Wat ; Jeremy Diddler, Mr. Wyatt; Captain Jenkins, Mr. smith; Captain Prokins, Mr. Ellis; Captain Wilkins, Mr. Adcock. Sirs. Perdue, Mrs. Mountain. liners, 41.—Pit, 2%.—Gallery, ls.—Donrs op,* at Half past Five. begin at Haltpast Six.—Half Price at Malf.past Elld.—Much nuvrity is in preparation. g dull J. sly fiW RIGHT. Contractors for 0/ • the last Lottery, are happy to state the great public pats ounce N received. ALI. the 'lO,OOOl. Prises were Shared, and (with No. 1,650. 20,000/. and 12 other Capitals Sold by them) were distributed iu London and must Town. of the trintisl kingdom. The Now Selseme contains 243.500/. Stacey and Consols, mid ow 27th April the First Drawls Prise iti each Class will have 20,0001. C 0111414 ; on the Ittib May, in like mealier 10,01001. Consuls; the Seventeenth Prize shove 2001. Money, 30,000/. ; and the Twentieth Prise of 2001. Consuls, 30,0001. being in all Four Prises of 30,000!. Consuls. Tickets and :shares for which are Selling at No. 37, CORNHII-4, I 38, HAYSIARKET, 11, HOLIII/RN, 141, ON l'o/10.STIll. ET. 4C , l i .tlt ROLL. the Co.utrtsru.,., to tetto...l the Public that the TWO Fl i r PRIZES DRAWN 27th THIS MONTH, MUST HAVE TWO or .cto,ooo In sad risottos that Day more than TWENTY OTHER CAPITALS WILL NE DRAWN. Every Ticket sad Share bought before Thursday, 27th Thus Meath, will have a chalice throughout the Lottery tor the 4 Prizes of £30,000 2 .. Prizes of .. woo) 2 Pns• s of &c. asc. Moue sad Consuls, Pursing 102 CA PITA '4 'karts and Shares .;re Seila.R by CA KROLL, Coo tnieuw, .INo 19, Curnhill, and 20, Oxfurd•street, Lundin• ; anal by all Av-..is 11l the Cuisutry. C4111101•L Mimed and Sold, in the lam few months, 1,307 OO.OllO I 7,007. b,ooo 7115•••,,,,,, •• .. 21,000 1,11 1 2111• 4 1 00 • • •••• • jmj, • • • 20 , 01 0 I 11e. 4e. LONDON, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1820. 111 R. AY DON'S PICTURE of CHRIS rs TRIUMPHANT ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM, which has been six yeses in hand, WILL OPEN for EXH I. tll L om on MONDAY NEXT, the tith instant, with all his other Pictures ' soil his Studies from Nature, sad the Elgiu Marbles in Chalk, at Bullock's Great Room, Picea <filly, op stairs to the right. Doors open from Ten till Six o'Clock. Admittance, la.—Cataloguer, 6d. 33. " And as he went they spread their clothes in the way." 37. " And when he was come nigh, even unto the deftest of the Mount of Olive., the whole multit u de o f th e Disciples begins to rejoice, and in praise God with a kind voice, fur all the mighty works that they had seen; 33. "Saying, blessed be the King that enuseth in the name of the Lord, peace in Ileaven,and glory in the highest." LAW BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY , Prided for HENRY BUTTERWORTH, Lew Be Fleei hell/mem the Temple Gales. HALE'S COMMON LAW, RIX 11l EDITION, By SIR. SERIEANT RUNNUNGTON.. In evyal Oro. price U. Ioe. bowl*, THIS I'eoltY "I'HE COMMON LAW A a ENGLAND, mod as ANALYSIS' of lie CIVIL PART dabs LAW. By SIR MATHEW HALE. The Sixth Edition, with sittlitioach Notes, Reforest**, sail wine Acronnt of the Life cif the Author, By CHARLES. RUNNINGTON, Betieaut at Law. Loodou: Printed f, , , Healy Butterworth, 7, Flout-street. /VD E LEASE of a HOUSE to he.. SOLD, .111. sioisteil is the Sliced, I rare •arxpired; showy from, suit is ilisresilt spiels, meet the rtlll pole hp pod lodgers, tuerilier with sae messl without premise. For priscisisrs isysi►e of lar.Nestiso, Iho hems, firrle.plets,..Liseula's las. LONDON INSTITUTION. THE ANNUAL COURT nr PRO PRIETORS 'MI be belatow THURSDAY, the 17th lasted, at Twelve ',Tice* ROBERTTITVENS 9 Heft. Secretary. 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An ♦ppendix will lie gives, cuotasuisig Iwo Dissertations menu the miffs of Doiluive cud Delphi, hunt the pro of that swarm eetatiliar, Pr. butler, Heal Neater of the lihaewah•ry School, he the Press, and will li. published May I, in as octavo ;ulnae, illinitrated with Engraving*, THE ITALIAN CONFECTIONER; or, Complete Econosny of Desserts: readmitting the Elements of the Art, according to the must modern mid sp. proved Practice; hill sod explicit Dinresions respeetiug Distillation, Decoration. and ModUllinc, io all their brooches; and the Art of Moulding, Castiog. mid GiWisg Cumpusitiou Pastes, of new sod soperiur By G. A. JARRIN, Oruanseotal Coofectitmer at Messrs. Gaolers, in Berkeley. sq liar,. Loden: Printed fur Juhu Natalia`, 36, St. Jaaes'a. garret. NORTH WILTS.-FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At tie Mart, near the Bout of England, on TDERDAY, the (lib day of May next, THE REVERSION IN FEE EXPECT ANT on the Death of a LADY aged 73, of and in • very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BREACH FARM, situated iu the Parish of Stratton, St. Margaret's, in the County of Willa, near the hosistiful Yale of White Horse, in the centre of minket lowa', with gond roads; a abort distance only front the Wilts sad Berke Calm!, Harm miles from Highworth sod Swindon, aloe miles from Far riogdos and Cricklade, and 77 from London ; comprising, with • suitable Farm-lwase,aud all requisite hnikllnga,nearly fifty-eight acres of Sae sanest meadow sad pasture-land, extremely productive, well divided, fumed aed watered, for which • rent of 1501. • year may nt any Hose beribtaiard from a respoasibk testae. ?hi tithes payable two shoot 10s. the poor fairs are mosheate, and the laud-tax is redeemed. The estate is chargeable with the payment of two annuities of 101. each, the oar doting the life of a per soli of 42, she other fur the life of a person of 80. To be viewed ty leave of Mr. Rammed Howse, the preset feasts. ; and:further partietilsrs may be had of Mr. Crowd,, Solicitor, &viaduct; Messrs. Meggisosta and Pottle, Hatton garden, London; Mr. Taylor, at the Auction Mart; sad of Mr. Walsh, Law Stationer, Ismer Temple. LANARK ELECTION. WRIDAY, MARC. Si. THE LORD PROVOST OF GLAM3OW AND AIR. OWEN OF NEW LANARK. The whole of the inhabitants of this town having un equivocally declared themselves it f of Mr. Owen, and their Town Council hiving (by a majority of 13 against 7) rhoseu Mr. 31mileith as their Delegate, ne all looked with anxious expectation to the event. of to-day. Although the morniug was 'airy, a considerable body of men from Old Lanark went duos. with banners and ironic 1.. Mr. Owen's residence (Brairfield), ■rd drew bun and the Linlithgow Delegate, awl his friend, in .a carriage up to the town. Upon their reaching the Centocthroom, which can cootain but few persons, a general exclamation of " Open Court"— " Freedom of Elective—and "Adjourn to the Church," came from all parts of the crowd. In order that the busi mesa of the day might proceed peaceably, the Delegates ce nsured to she Ehlers' seat, and the real of the Church was Rtled by the inhabitants. Mr. Osren's entrance was greeted with loud appears', but Provost Monteith was rec. ived amidst groans and hisses. 'lke greatest order was, however, imme diately established, soul the proceedings went on without ally interruption except that GOCC4IIIOIII6I by the satisfaction demonstrated when the Delegate from Linlithgow voted for Mr. Owes, and the d►ssatisfaetioa expressed at Provost Mouteith's bring the choice of the Selki,k, Peebles, and Lanark Delegates. %Viten Mr. Monteith was declared duly elected, the loudest disapprobation was tdlifird. Ile one..opted to speak, but meld soul be heard, tusk! Mr. Owen haul obtained silence fur !sins. __ Mr. blowerten then proceeded to thank the Gentlemen who hail anpported him, fur the high honour which they hail just cosifireed upon bins—(Lewd Iliseinv—au honour which any individual, whatever be his rank, might justly feel proud mot uhlaiiiing ; it was owe certainly of which, some veers ago, he could put litre formed for himself the most distant ex pectation; hut he hart now by iudastry sii.l economy, and by the blessing of Prow...lessee, attained such a situation is life as made it, lie hoped, in no degree presumptuous in him to aspire tIl the honour of representing them in Parliament. He assured them he should go into Parliament quite free and iiidepeudent.--(Losiphler and lord disapprobation)—He was not hound to any party. lie had certainly his own upi. Moms, which he bad formed after much deliberation. They were those his cuairtitaree had dictated, and whatever his conscience suggested, that he should ever implicitly obey. There was only one thing he was a slave to (and he gloried in that slavery), le was a slave to his conscience. —(Lard lariphiap.)— lie expressed his admiration of th.e excellence of the British Constitution,insiler %kids every man (ler him. self was an humble instance of this) might hope to rise by a course of industry, and the fair exertion* of Isis latent., to the highest honours in the Slate —(Sereral ewes: here ex " l fs too lote—thafe all over now.")—Mr. blow. trills entreated the meeting to hear him fora few moments logger. Ile only chimed for himself the same privilege which they were Shea exercising.—e` Mare Ph., let as hear him," fret* u coke in the crowd) One of /hr hest tights secured by our happy euenuitusimi, was that by which they were at that inunieut ambled lo express their opi. tabus' coaceraing himself. His own optaions, he knew, differed from those of issatty of the Gentlemen around him, who would rather have seen his opponent the success. Ad cliodidalt. But he begged trs Wits thews that the tune Mr. Slonteilb being now your legal Representative, I request yuu will pay him all the deference due to him ill that character, and as Lord Provost of the second City in Great Britain. He possesses great wealth. and must have acquired much experience among the working classes, and it is to lw presumed that be will be sided by the col lective wisdom and experience of the City over which be presides as Chief Magistrate. We may therefore exPeetr that, possessing these peculiar adenteager, he will propose such measures se the Howe of C wtuna as may tend effec tually to remove the distresses of the country. I shall, if called upon, must willingly give his every assistance in lay power tat forward these measures; but if I Sail that no effectual effort is made in Parliament to der justice to the working classes, I shall not remit my exertions wail I ob tain a seat in that place, where the urgent wet-realties of our silnalion now imperatively attained that this sobbed should be fully and fairly disen•sed The Gentlem►n aka nee here from Selkirk, Peebles, and Linlithgrr, have MOW to perform are important duty, and I beg you will treat them with the urbanity and kindness doe to strangers. When I visited, as • stranger, the ben* which they repeat-at, I was uniformly received with great civility and attention. For myself, I have not • particleof unpleasant feeling towards any asalividual in cuttrequeeee of the late proceediup. After the long detention you have already experienced, I am unwilling to trespass further nn your time, although math remains to he said. I rusielode,Gettlemeis, by thank ing you fur the very marked attesnion with which you have listened to ow, and fur the good order which hasten, ph served duriug these proeredusgs. Permit •re to legates that peace, order, and good will may euntinue to distinguish your conduct. The speech was realm-sally interrupted by loud, lung, and rapturous applause, evincing the meet deep. felt interest in the aretinseuts as they were delivered ] Mr. Owen the• shook hands with Mr. :Monteith and the delegate., upon which 51r. Mimieith begged the meeting would hear a few words which be was desirous of aoldreming to them. He expressed his thanks to Mr. Owen for the handsome manner in which lie hail 'Token of him, and ob. *erred that having gives him his band at the ewininence enrol of the late contest, ha tau+ very sincerely repented that act of frieadship at is. I.rotination. He added, Met he was not ourpeteed, nor could he be offended at the decided preference which the meeting eviiieed for his upposent..... Mr. Own, again rose awl said, he hid omitted to state that he should narrowly watch Mr. Munteith's prueeediop in Parliament, and if ►e found that he was incompetent to bring forward nit eeeeeee alleviated to remove the distress in which the conutry is now iuvolveil, be (Mr. Owen) should oppose his return fur this district of burghs ots • lissom *evasion to the Utmost of hw power.—(Lond mad lair-ems. tiered cheering.) The meeting them quietly broke up. Mr. Owen west home privately, haviog deelint.l the boomers which the people of Lanark were desirous of paying him on his retorts ; but the Gentlemeu from Linlithgow (in the Legere., of M►. Owen) were draw, through the town io their carriage, sad to the village of New Lena. k and to Brimfield, by • large body of the inhabitasts Mr. Slonteith was .....Acct front Ilse Church to the Ism by the Sheriff or the Vbelii y, followed by a crowd hissing him. The ya.iusasiey, we understand, bad received orders to lOC io readiuesr. CHESTER ASNIZES. Arum 13. CONSPIRACY. • 2 . test being now over, he should banish /far, Lis mind all recoil. mime of their brew, bamility, and consider them all, willoost pollealety, ea his commitments, mad he ready t• do them all the services in his power. Hr retsrludsst by thank ing ttw no- tisor for their irdolgence in list. wog to what he had o. sir.—dissind sad &mil continued ) Al.. ( )wall the* anc, and alien Ore appLiuse with which be was clamed •Nerteel him to proceed. he spoke in sub. stoat as follows :—" I hag leave is she drat place to thin* the Gerstein,* who bare arta/ for me is she present gees *ion, and in she WM, S. retains my ackwarlesdriments to sire inhabitants of thii town and sieighlowsrlierid, for the koirlosem and attention I have experiestcest trim thaw, in: she late estivate, aid sip to the present nsoinent. With reference to the Inisinvis of she day, I rejoice 'hit is has termimated as is has door. Many of yen, iso doubt, will he surprised at this dreier:dints; but after orates osa deli berate ettosisterotoiss of the 'object, I am led to conclude it will be Amore liemehrial to the tante which I advocate, that before I submit my plaits to Parliameat, the urn Mem bers sleciail hive a fair uppstrialusly of tryiug io its first lira skin, what they eau eters towards the relief of the national distresses. Si. little rin I value popularity or fame uf any kind, that I would web rather Shed relief were brought shoot by others than by myself. I care not who oceans plashes she geed, so that she good iso accomplished. And I wish to give every appwalmaly to Aare win rapport the present arrinfressemta of society; to remedy the cab made, which the country Is saw suffering ; although ray floosies tins certainly is, that, from she erroneous principles upon which they act, dry must fail in the attempt. Thera is a ralwahle precept, wish which you are Du stuobt acrissaintril. which directs us to forgive our enraiiirs. Het oressesling to the views which I wish to inculcate, we have no menace, or, if we should have any, they lead stn to wake theme our hieside. Here. however, we have no enemies; for Mr. Mont►ith with whom I have been no terms of frieudship for twenty cumr•enord Ls canvass some months Isrfore I bad any intention of bet:unties • Candidate. Hie exertions, therefore, have been directed, sot against me. hot in favour of himselflcu•duet which, on his pert, yen must allow was quite natural. I ►ave continued the centred up to t►is ono man, to shew that Mr. Mooteith has out bent eh cteil by the voice of the burgesses and inhabitants of Leuark—but that I am, in spirit and in troth, your representative. My oppo sition shall now cease; fur although it should be proved to me by my kgal advisers that I might yet .mceed by pelt tioniug the House of Commons, I would much rather lose my mat than gain it by a personal rosiest; mot I wish to state here distiurtly, that Wan) , parties counectid with my late canvass have adopted any measures (of which, however, I am not swore), gelding in the least degree to demoralise the population of this •eisbborrhood, it bee been done not only witliont my knowledge, but in direct opposition to my wishes and instructions. Tat One t. RIND ANO •NOTRE& This was an isolicimeast fur a couspiracy to poison. It was tried yestrrsliy. The flail room is s h e iadiaelossmit chafed the Defendauts with a cumpirocy to poison Ws Molest es sob jects ; the second, with distributing potiown for the alestroaiscao uf cattle ; the shard cusses', with • ton. parse'' , 10 poi ;UPI swim. The fusscilo, wash • conspiracy to pollute the &Wine mid callk of • man noosed Mastruck, in whose tarns the dome or eager where the poison was laid was sigma,. di sod the Atilt tonne, with having laid poison its the said closeoreower. The Defendants were the Itev..loshua king, who was rector of Milan tl-grern, wear 1.-,anslou. • helarlhreal clergymais, and Iris brother, Mr. Wyatt King. They were the soots of she rec tor of Westwood, ins the Ilionlred of Warfel, where the of feuce in quest lUll waschargetl in hare hero c o mmitted. It ap peared that the Defendant, Mr Josh*. Kieg, was Ily is the habit of visiting kis father and bsudier at Wane'. and Ihuwith possessing nu properly there. was food of partaking . the arta spurts of the urigUbourhood. air T. Stanley wishing to premier lai• came, frrognrsay, in the most gentle manly eianam, warned the 11. (endowt sot to disturb his tame. The Rev. Ur. King Iktug °andel! at the iitirrihet, wrote • letter to one of Lim brothers, in which he reruns , Me stied Ilse expedient of psoironrox the taws in sir T. Sian ley% crowed ' , sad alto hinted as Ilse diidribe of potrogml nor war the hair% to destroy 41. e partridges mail fibber time. This *Aline top psove4 asio6daree to hays Meru easrisg am** Pitaun 7d. effect, try .liatribistiteg, ea certain Corers, wheel bailed in water with pekoe. The Clessit-luerms mike be sheet/ tell Ike Joey dubs it.. Defentleete had laid the pewee fur the Farrier Aribrea,r tog the game awl the fares. Nee she Altera. )-4re, /41 hed Weasel, sikeitled that the hallos of lie pate mid the sea-. ersteM set eseisestste su sitesee. Mt. flevjesst ateres—g My Lord. she counts eeetshehy d. oat teeth the atebeheel 'Meal espresioral is the laser, sow I am easy Me it." Mr- will ' , Pei that seewstairm .r Aislwliral talent whenever I Lear it. It is a duty which L here hi tar threw" Verdict fit She Defeatists. CWCATtIt. APRIL 15. The feerfhl itentateee of the law was esecoleit nuoli Wl - this day at waau ; sad we have a fry isorsarsiss•, which may, perhaps, he ildresseseser. Msgeome sec a m of strong slipway, hot Misedtersted, Or his rar'y bee heti.- pera ieidknorz i. we . le vh seeritsaisiz jhboiLia ~ the 0 t ot lee . teieel.( o . which will speedily be pablishal. Ties doceoweset leas occupied Mine stand wholly •issce kis cosine- I ion. The father seed mallow of Natteaw is wire of the Lit lambed Church t Ike wear himself; however ' appears, by le statetwest which be proosielgated, is Mars bees, Jetting is tint, the char-leseder of a society of Methodists dl‘iiit three pars *see be wirrd Iseetrest4moss SVVI4IIII, slid &llamal his original' rather se a veuvrr. Hot eeillires AIL pestilent. howaver, WWI led Low so joie, Me sit the Moiler murkier' (want is the viciiiity .f sitnekp.st. He assailed the otriesous at Harrimpe, said Speedily because as arose re fgwooef. After his coailemnaliwt, Slavonia left the Corns with the most perfect isarildomil; but the ceitsistry of dealt,. pl.l - is the course of the Lowe dim, a coosiderable t bsit/e is his demeanour. lie subsequently In came cognately penitent. Friday,ofter bruin the eundensited oermou, the astir- NOMe moo tuck the sarrantest, stud slept well hat night.— This inerriu: he resumed his rwensisir, sad corn e'.ctril it 3110 1.11 eleVew In the r o re. o o4. He was eery onaious that ilw thins! should be published. *boot half-past 11 be was rondnetrd to the tell of Bruce. The ileterview was short nod off ethic ; they shook hoods at parting, and Slatrinnis repealed I.is deft:, ration that Bruce was lawmen,. After quitting B• are he woo vii Mellor, ohosersecutiose furbiorglary will slim sly hike plans. Mellor appesred depresord; hat Slageoisis maim:tined ntoeh of his wonted fortitude. He then rensaiiird Cur }9l/1t• 1tt41111....1 in a yard of the prison, I. which several of the It of Stockport are ermined; they slunk hands with him, but with great indilfrreswe. Bagelty, one of the reform orator., was then introdoced. " Pares:ll." and "void by," wire the only words that passed. Morewais the., signed, a de. clarali ..... that aritlwr Promos, Bruce, nor his brotlow, James Ilairrnnis, were accessories tos Ida *Hem e t upon the life of Birch, soil declared lust he was A few mittens before twelve o'clock the Bailiffs of tbis City Sheriffs demanded the body of the offend: onde• an escort of the 71st regiment he was c ..... tact") to (Power'' , stone, where he spraiig into the earl, and +oils the same es • row was conveyed to the city gnat. During tlw hof• of tire distance, his eyes were steadily Axed Nairn a New Testa ment which was pat Mu his hands by Mr. limber. 45 the door of the city gaol he reengais-el a lain, sod +dumb 104.1.1% with him. He then remained ah•iat three of sit hour in the chapel of the prison, where he !waved with Mr Keeling and the Ordinary, and at 10 atinntea past nue he was b cht on the drop, atlead.J by Mr. Kitehne and the Reverend Mr. Willa.. The eseeolinate were attired the rope to the hewn, and he again jniuerl in prayer testi' the Ordinary; best dine did out appear to be tint siltation to his devotions which had previously chianti-n-6m.! him .... H is eyes wandered. whiltsrllesicel Ueda *raw leer the multi • tells bedew. Chi ha kagtied ep, he expreesed his intention of makings spring whew the drop fell, het was advised fun to o'ia re. The amenities/et than left him; 00 . i he sidnilled his intention, by esoeieg his hands, to alarm the crowd. Sikh', wrs Inwautly °Weisel!t all that he said, however. wee. " Guod by, Gentlemen! Farewell, farewell, my friiraid... farewellr The cap was then draws over his Ike*, sad be immediltely gave the riga.' by throwing &wen s hanilker• chief. The platfursa stink, and is len than two ssistwea ale was MO 1111111Wr. IR li 14 ND. • DVIILIN. APRIL 13. It it stated ihAt Miss W.,!stein has thought proper to withdraw her services from the tisestre. Mr. liaatiliou will speedily he raised to the Peer age (by the title of Baron and Vescoosts Clanbribeil;, and it is believed that Colintel Whole will 9 stietti succeed him its the representation of the coast, of Dublin. The Quarter Assembly will he held to-otoftoe. when the city Mt/weir:ars fur the rii v 4iiiig tray will he chosen. It is supposed that the Bo ne d of A,l„. itertiirsi will select Alderusau West to till the utik‘e of Lord Moyer. We are mach gratified to learn that ilusweroos applications have 'already hero mask at th.; Bus office for places for Tuesday peat ; isedepes.ilesst the sweetie° of a performance ui the Naimoli Theatre, consisting entirely of Amet r tiro, A large body of the Gentlemen of the Count, of Mayo, with the Masquis of Sligo at 'tofu hew", have resolved upuu (unionise, ender slur rtticliois . of Government, an Afllled A OSOCII 4ilUll, to be Claeli the " Mayo Armed Asanciatims." ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATIoN. Yesterday nionsiug. betweets tbc Hewn of Sqvis mud three o'clock. the seirtim4 sesiseword on the Nit, liters? Road. Irivirliog Irons 110p01 Jsilii".l so the Royal hospital, where the lastiestiing t.. Assi atis Stevem's Hospital intersects therein!, tits.-rivet fou r men approaels whom he Who comes there r. They ausvorted." Friend-." They then pretended to have some altriestimi Stßopi: themselves, in broken Spsoish. until they clews. close Ito him; the soldier. who is it I.7iira'e of the 7th 1 7 us,leers, of the tissue of George Bop!. having served in the Peninsula. conceived that spry we re pensioners. and unauspectongly let thrill near him, when they immediately demanded Ins almnuesitiou; to which he replied, " he would not part with it h i lt with Lis life. They then knocked him down', and proceeded to cut through his greet co:st to get at his eattouche-boss, %thou which he cried nut " mur der!" sr loud as he could—indeed. sn !owl that the wstel.unin of the Phoenix Iron Foundry (hvorge Hughes,) plainly heard the cry at the opposite ide of the river. They then said, wi enlist silence this fellow. or we will he discovered. and made a desist, rate cut at his throat with some very sharp tustru- mead, which cut through the collar of his great coot. the uniform cost, and the leather stock. olitsli wus heady cut through; they then cut lan; in the beck of the left thigh an if to ho►sgh sud then dragged liira tuwinds the river for tow 'seignior of *brown% hiss in, Luckily for the paw fellow, tl.e seutinrl at the `ate heard bis cries, said the gnarl was turmoil est, stud a coverak %kW ts• two rt. .M 1 2.1 A =t._c. ~.~.