The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-05-15 00:00:00

- -----.~ wing repair e d duldorf, were 8 con3equeut. irce, it cannot he war, unless tr. If, on the strongly r e . ' of Itatisbuu, that city; or, the Danube, e will, eudea.. 3, and agate► BONAPAKt sublime will— Ivor. d'Ors," , may 'sill. present sriva. a possibild: r ear of the lAA iir.te the coc. le. Aud, no. Fie calestlate. jou Generals. the Austrian eny the exist• appreliended e will not an- where BON 1- MU appear to While ow Saxons, awn, tt,w4wol the Vie heart of ile, the bead le little ri‘er =e..--EuncnK of the Cor. stir! ea/tuneys in talent* tut anted to him. licit', papyri., lye, in the TI. rw adverse the o the * French. en) oycnpied consteruntiou deinuastratect the ELECTOR the western Thuringia. f safe, tithyr centirthile the tretnlites un itised *shear on mad rt- in the hands g except etc- DX, Can pre- Freese's. In ,rot, because as been tree iy the pe•iple. 'ould aypear. the Tyrolese hen he sin e two exam that revola •y ; and that , is oot an un frairs„ by the 'We dart; not e any sanguine movements hperor. The ikowers of his .acter. Like contend,' nut mrsday in tilt aim' of Mr. e bar in sup- .IREAGII end public no us', and Mr. f{R4•D, mud et as a fHllaprz sonny is the al% a;:tiding ith a inize.-1 , ut they have with nu exl.i hion of their , lac*, it moot ry distreasing heir employ-. advocating g anJ sordid by some of BK, and if • stion of Ni ckell not en- tistry, it will r popular in against Lard stated that a teat is the holder r. PoNsonar is as a crime ri upon the present men, when it was known 40 have been the practice of nil former Ministers. This language was honourable and inst—for with what fairness could Mr. PONIONBE cull for punish. ment upon Lord CASTI.BREAGH nod NIT. PEW:R EAL, for a crime of which he knew his own ent -1 rrt4ues, when in ofilee.to have been guilty. SHARI irEABA's play of Measure . 17,r Meisystre has been nary freely quoted isa the House of Commons iniice the commencement of the proceedings in the Duke of Vona's case, and wa believe the cha racter of the Lord Deputy, Ativti, is tint one of tie most amiable. Yet tins is the character which Mr. WHITBREAD would advise him friends, the Members of the late Administration, to tissunie.--- TheSioliservations, however, we admit, avail MO tiling against the public. Justice ought to be done to the public; although in the present cuse it does not become the late Ministers In intl:ct it. But if we cilium nive punishment fur. past offences, we trust that we shall have securlty against future; and that all parties will unite Mr. CUR- Nvem's Bill for this purpose as eine Mot as tensible. A dreadful tire broke out at eleven o'clock last night io a erarehouse at Dice's-quay on the eastern side of Ifiiliugagate ; the flames coin inti nicated to the shipping in the river,and it heinglow water,all efforts to save the vessels on the spot sr,re ineffectual, they being a-ground. A brig laden with clieesofroio Li verpool first caught the Haines, which coininunierta e.l to another brig, and a Margate hoy, which were entirely consumed by twelve o'clock. Five har;.els of gunpowder were taken out of (me of the ships before it cangbt tire. At 12 o'clock the flames had nearly reached the Gun Tavern i and Billingsgate Dock. as well as the surrounding warehouses. were considered iu iwmiu^ttdanger. The concourse of people who collected on London R-idge was so great, that it was impassable. The ore was bunting most furiously when this Paper was putt to preys; but it was hoped that the Gns Tavern, and the houses on Bailin fl ute Quay, would be saved, an the firemen were busily employed iu ,laying upon them. Six rennin have been burned to the woter'a edge, two of them Margate boys. 'file stores la the warehouses con sisted of rani, brandy, oil, saltpetre, augurs, SCC. The loan of 1,250,0001. Irish currency, for the service of Ireland, is to be bid for at the Chancellor athe Exchequer's chambers, treasury, Dublin, ou Thursday next. The bidding is to be in the three sad a half per cent.. The convoy for the Brazils is waiting at Ports mouth the arrival of several mare ships from the River. The Hindman and Dromedary, for New South %Vales, expect to sail MI Wednesday next.— The 73d regiment have embarked ea beard them. . We are concerned to announce the Iris of the Alcmene frigate, of Si gulls, Capt. TREIII.ETT, upon the coast of Prawn!, off Nantes. She was going up the Loire to reconnoitre, when she struck upon a shoal and bilged. The officers and crew, with part of the stores, have been saved. and brotight to. Plymouth in the Amelia frigate. The wreck of the Alcatexe was eel on tire, to prevent its falling into the hands of the enemy. The French Government have refined to ex change the French prisoners taken at Martinique, who have been brought home to Quiberno Bay iu the Itelleiste, of ms. gn.. Saturday evening, Captain Moons, of the Marlborough. arrived eat the Adaniraßy from Rio Janeiro. The late misunderstanding between, the British and Chinese, at Macao, has been amicably adjust ed, to the interest of the form-r. It originated in an attempt of some of the Mandarins to im pose extravagant impost* eta merchandise, alleg ing, that the privileg . es had been granted to the Portuguese could not be transferred by them to the English. Our Factory, however, decidedly resisted the demand ; and on threatening to sub mit it to the consideration of the Emperor, it was abandoned. Friday morning the Janecutter, of guernsey, PHILIP Funs's, Master, from Abeam, with a cargo of brandy anal barillu, for Guernsey, arrives! at Portsmouth. She touched at Gibraltar, and left there, on the 21st ult. His Majesty's ships Baficark and Voloattaire. On the 7th instant she was board ed by the Hero, off Ushant, with five sail of the dine, all well. The Jawe brought dispatches from General Dolma. at Alirant, which she landed at Weymouth on Wednesday. She is under quaran tine. The Brisaania, of Leith, from Lisbon, for Lon don, was spoken %sat on the 30th April, in lat. 43. 35. N. long. 13. W.; leaky, making from IS to 24 inches of water on hour. The Same! and thus, Dutectio, from was captured, and carried into Treport, on the 14th ult. The Alfred. JAMON. from St. Meg, for Got teriburgh, was captured on the 14tla ult. und car ried into Dieppe. A Coun-Martial has been held in the West Indies, on the Master and remaining crew of the Carnation sloop of war l' to acconnt fur the capture of that ship, on the ed of October, off Martinique, by a French National brig. The result was. that the Master was honourably acquitted, fi! Serjeant of Marines sentenced to suffer death, and twenty six of the crew were sentenced to be transported to New South Wales, for cowardice. The serjeant •f marines hes been since executed. The men ander sentence of transportation are coming home prisoners in the Belleisle. On Saturday, at Chelsea, witnesses were eye_ amined in support of the Hon. CaSuiti Cucu- AA/lea defence. Lieutenant-Colonel Et.t.rrr was examined at his own recineist, he having been ap pointed by His MoJerrY to the Staff of the Army in Portugal. He was to leave town this morning for Purtsatonlb. The Court adjourned at three , to to-morrow. • '. i - 'p %. THEITRE. suir-,utart. This Theatre will re-open for Hie Summer sea son at its usual period. The managers have been both literal and Judicious in their selection of pt •• formers for the :amusement of the have engaged Mr. Yon nu and Mrs. Gr.craca, late of the Covent Garden company. We also understand that Mr. Joists has resigntsl several twist liberal provincial engagements, to join them. Mr. and Mrs. ETII6 and Mr. Ilirt.Lann, of the Drury lane company. are also engaged ; Mr. MATII4I.WS, Mr. and Mrs. Livros will resniiti• their stations, and every species of theatrical entertummeut is prepar ing is the best style. Till I.l`CF.i:5l. This elegant Theatre romiiiiies to win its way, and is slow fully established in public favour.— The iserforinatice. in the course of the lust week went off with eclat. and *Mailed elegant roinrany. the fashionaltle circles were-- "lhe Duke of Norfolk. Gumless of Wintertun, Viecountes• Hampden; Ladies. Illywhey, liassikaer, Maker, M. Gore, Agetiults, Langford, and the Will TI.WIIIIIIIIId ; Sirs E. Merry, M. W Italics, F. Dewterry, sad T. I:ace Hon. Mrs. Pane; Medi...p..li F. leave, Dirkrnson, E. Bruner, J. Dawkins, Coulter, Russell, Brieknel, Yesterday morning His MAJIISTY, Prinee..cs A urriusea. and Surma. arecnopenied by Lady CA. &wise WALDIGRAVE,atid General thee tr errode to Wit. George's Chapel. and beard Y Sermon *d by the Rev. Dr. HALLAM; afterwurda returned to the Palace. Yesterday afternoon, the Princess of W11.1{3 took an airing in a Baronet's., in Illytle-park. The Princes of WALES has select parties on Sunday evenings, at F. sionigton palace; Wlr. Got*, and other professional gentlemen, are engaged to sing sacred music. The Earl of Essitx is much better from an at tuck of the gout. The Marchioness of La sosoowsa had a select tea party, list night, at Laod.downe Honse. The Canute*. Dowager of Essex hurl a select evening party, last night, at her house in Clltloll - met. The Duke of SUSSEX has lost considerable pro. petty iu Portugal. TI. Masehiouers of Dow:sums: love a grain' • •terilatt , at her house ur 11.toover-sysoire. to the Lori and s of J ItSLY, Mr. PO DI SUN DV, and sevensi other persons of distinction. The Marquis of Wau.ast.a• gave a grind dim tier. ye-terday, at his bootie, Hyde-park Corner, to the Duke of POOTI.ATiD, Lord L61'650N Cr it, Mr. CANNING, Mr. Pcarayst., and wend other Gentlemen. Mr. and Lady ELIZAOLTH WHITBREAD gave a Ruud dim*, on Saturday at their house in Dovr dtreet, The Dun and Deans of nedrunl. Earl Grey, Lori At. Sharpe, air it 11104 Lid% Mi&mite, and Messieurs Parnell, Larahton, Lee Antoine and Vaughan. They gave another . 4 rd,nl d er vesAerday, to Lard Etilksinae, Lord OnSlatime, Mr. Scrjeant Hey wood, Mr. Msule ' Mr. Aton ' es Mr. Shipley, Mr. and Mn. Rosrerie, Mr. an..t Mrs Ogle, Mr. llaubdry Tracy, sad Mr. Giw.obill. The PORTUGUESE A‘III.I4SADOIt gare a gr.tnd dinntr, on Saturday, at (us Wilde in South Audley street, to the following persons : His Royal Highness the Dike of Snares, his Royal lbahnem tn. Duke of Carols Ilse, their 'Excellencies DOH C. Api.dica., Prince tit' Cuteiricata, yarns Je Front, Mr. Pinckney, and Mr. Brtackinaan; Marquis lie.- leaky, Lord Flarroirby, Mr. Hun. Welloglev Pole, Mr Hard, Mr Hammond, Sir Charles Utiltuil, Mr. Pawke fur, Captain IY:ilker, Com. rhaintella, Captain Jacobs, Mr. Vilacinicrlliis, Mr. Ferran, Mr. Para, Mr ,Piahrero, awl Rmr. Dtr. Frier. Madame CATALANt's aeconcherseent Was prema ture by souse days. This Lady has been seldom known mat of time even for a second. Mr. Eutsene's elegant Theatre (the Circus) is crowded every night with fashion. The excellence of the amusements, and the arrangements for the accommodation of the public, •re extremely judi cious, and must lung reader it a favourite haunt of fashion. Mr. Putssiseey gave, on Saturday, a grand din aer at his house in Arlington-street, to a large party of the Opposition. amongst.whoin were Lord Ro. MIT Setseen. Earl of CSIARLS.IIOIIT, the F. Patarea, Mr. GRINFIRLD, Mr. HOWARD, Mr. Hussar, and the Hon. Mr:Quests. The Covent Garden Cooke has hashed his Lamb to some purpose, and declares, of all joints he has an eversion to a rib. On Saturday evening Mr. HAwsshad his benefit. concert at the Swan Inn. at Stockwell, which was very numerously attended. Maters BUGGIIts and Moumeut. Mr. Goss, Mr. EVANS, mod the ELLIOT% assisted with their pe.rformance, and sang in their urinal excellent style. Hyde Park was not, yesterday, so much crowded as on the preceding Smitey, owing to the lutenist heat, and the dust. Her Hovel Highness the Princess CISAMLorre of Wales , . in her baronclie and-four, went down the ride. The Duchess of St. A USA es sported an elegant nis.a-vie; her Grace was accninpanied by Lady HEATIICOTE. The Marchioness of Sat ISIBUItIr, and her two slaughters, were, as usual, on horseback, dressed si l ' Astazsas The fonr-in-hand consisted of Earl Szrron, Lord Howie, and Mr. Cocteau. Oa Sunday last, a man of the name of BIRCH, Ot Warburton. for a wager of five guineas, undertook to- run against the mail coed, ileum Brighton to hiarehfoot-hull, between Arundel and Chichester, it" distance of 25 miles, aud which, to the surprise of every person who knew of the bet, he performed SIP minutes quicker theta the coach. A genteel dressed man threw himself last morn. ing into the basin in Hyde Park. He had been observed by several persons walking round the railing of the basin, when he gave a sodden leap into the water. and was immediately . taken out by One of the persons who had beets watehin; The Caarsetra , lare, of 74 guns, Jli the storks at Northam. near Southampton, is is great forwir.l - and will be launched iu the corm of the .tamer. • IN !TRES risc CON fiESPONi.)ENCE. tr,:t to PAGET AND .LADY CAULOTTE tVEL. hESLEY. When thin tinfortwitate connection nee ltetldiett alinnn.sced, Colonel ChOOG•li wrote tup•isurd Pa. "Coors Hufel, Dover.stmet. Mardi ‘2 lll , IE9. " Loot o-1 hereby request you to lams a time and place where I m ay me e t yea, to ulitaia bilti'sraqiolll fur the injury dose .quell and my whole family by your esadact to my sisttr. " I hove to add, that the time must be am early its passible and the place not iu the immedi a te uriehirum hood of Lea! don, as it is by 'concealment Awn I am able to evade the Putice. 11. CADOGAN." LORD ' PAGET'S ANSWER. " March to, 1809. " a—l have to acknowledge the receipt of Your triter of the itoth inst. I have 'tidbits to say a justifi-ation of my conduct towards your sister, hot that it has been produced by an *librettos, ut perfectly unconquerable. " She hes lost the world -.min toy account, and the only atouement I eau make it if, devote myself, out to her hap piness, (which with her feeling of rattail is, ruder the cir curnshoices, impossuble) but to endeavour, by every in.Alll5 in say power, to alleviate her ' , offering. I feel, therefore, that my life is hers, not fiiy us n, It distresses tne beyond all description to rtfisne tie t Ilatiit*ction which I an Dont Rah tombola' you have a r'aht to demand; bill, upon the mold mature rrflretoin, 1 have determined upon the propriety of tibia hoe of coedited " Alp cause iw bad indeed; but my motive foe acting thus is good; nor WWI I without bops• that you world have made allowauess for this Illy very particular situation, and thereby here tinged: added to the est eme kindness you have already shewu to !one sister upon this affliefiag occasions—. I have the hussour to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, " PAGET. " P. S. On referring to the date of yimr letter, it becomes necessary to assure you that I have ugly this woman re. seised it COL. CA I/04.;.4 N TO H. SI.OA NE, ESQ- Ilis intended Seconds " London, April 4 s IS•9. " MY ors R SI have availed myself.i tie very first moment in my power to relieve you nom the anxiety you have fur some der• pact been feeling on my aceiniut, by as suring yon that all commuoication Induces" LOI d Paget and myself has erasers And is order that Ulm, has panned may not he misrepre sented, I herewith inflosecopies °film only letters that bare been ettcheinrcd, and 1 have to request that you will she.. them, togellor with this letter, to any of my &triads, or of your own acquaintance, that usic,dit Irish to read them. " %%Then my Sister, after a separation of a very few days, returned to Lord Paget, and when I well convinced, by a variety ofeireiMomauces, that the fear of toy resentment had no farther effTet in deters-nig her from that ceninesiou, I could no longer restraiii the impulse of my feelings, sold im mediately demanded that satisfaction from Lord Paget, which the laws of my errantry d o nut dfd,d, but whirls I had • right to ark, and he wail ertanhy hound to give alt, fur the injury ha had done myself and my whole family. "This salts fertOm, however, Lord Paget thunAht proper to deny me, alleging, as his lettairapressed it, " that his life is not his Own, hot my sister's:" and thus niaklog the very injury fur which I densatieled satisfaction his excuse for not meeting Me. It is not unknown to you, that I have by concealment slow been able fur •ome time to evade the Polite, who, ha,- ing anticipated th ep I was likely to dike, are still touter toting is psr.uit of we. Undue these eneurnstaisees, it would ill heroine one to apply to the conduct of lord Pagel the expressions that my Feeliiip at this mosneut dictate; and I shall therefore leave it to yup sad others to determine aliether the line be lies thooglit proper to adopt on this oc casion, in ear is 110 t the must honourable. " I rename, my dear Str, yours most sincerely, " To H. Sauaris , bal." u W. GADO(fAN.• Aber this correspondence Lord PAM:7 anti Lady ClimthetTlE retired to a village in Devonshire, where they 'weed their time igt relit:truing All fur Love, or the World well Lost, her Littlrthip sweetly usrbling Conte moo those yellow Sands, when an other letter arrived from the Colonel, it is said, on the same subject as his former; and his Lordship being still determined not to meet hint, the fugi tives forsook their retreat ate moment's notice. THE Biitioi.OiiosnoN, Died. yesterday at 11 o'clock, at his house at Fulham, in the 7e4th year of ,hjs age. the Right Rev. and Right Hoo. Baby portent, Lord Bishop of London, an official trustee of the British Mustmin. a governor of the Charter-lon Dean of the Chapel Royal, visitor of Sion College, slid provincial Dean of Canterbury. This truly pious and beriseal pre late was a wane of l'orf:sirc. His father, who is said to have been a reputable tristleonati, gave him • good eduestiou at the grammar-school of Rippon, under Cie Uev. Mr. Hyde, from whence he removed to Christ College, Cambridge. There he took the degree of B.A. in 1734, awl, in the course of the same term he obtained one ut the Duke of Newcastle's gold medals for the best clas sical essay. lu 1754, the office of require beadle of the university was conferred upon him. In 1753, he took the degree of M. A. was elected • fellow of his own college, and nominated one of the preachers at Whitehall. Sec. • • In 1759, he obtained the Sentonien prize for the hest composition on death. and having recom mended himself to the notice of Archbishop, Seeker; he became one of his domestic chaplains. In 1765 he married Mile Hodgson, of Parliament-street. In 1777, he obtained the see of Chester, and in 1787 his Lordship was translated to the see of Lon don. To his credit, as a Peer, he was a steady enemy to the Slave Trade. In uddition to two volumes of sermons, he composed several siugle ones. His Grace was in his 79th year. He left Ills house in St. James's-square for his seat at Fulham, and was so well on Saturday as to be able to sit tip to dinner. The Right Rave:rend Doctor Randolph, Bishop of Bangor, is socutinned as las probable successor in the see of London. The Greet Bell of St. Paul's tolled yesterday for his death ; a custom only observed ou the death of a Bishop of London, a Lord Mayor, or of souse mem ber of the Royal Family. raramarararatraras In the Court of King's Bench, on Saturday. in the case of the Kt N a, on the prosecution of THOMAS HUNTFR, F.sil, C. iiUGHI DOIIIRTY, EN • the De readmit was brought up to receive the sentence the Court. for a Libel. published hi two works, called 77se Diicovery," and 4. Roialdsha," which, being merely a' family quarrel. Lord Eso. Leo immure*. observed, that the ends of justice would be obtained by Mr.Donteev giving security to keep the peace ; when Fasacte Km's, Esq. of New Forest, Vl'estnioath. Irelands mod J l llllll Tow as, Esq. of South-street. Grosvenor-square p instantly became bail for the Defendant. Oa Saturday the I. •Ale of the Conned met again et the Coomil Otice. upon the cr. use A • tat v o. I.s Babson from the island of Jersey. when Sir !Ulmer. Itcnett.LY was heard at cousniereble length in reply. "*. • • MELASCROLY OCCURRtNCE. A most melancholy to eurrence took place on Thorsdity night; as Mr. Win. Bucks, linen-draper. and Mr. 'Sherry, batter, of Parties, ware returning from Goodwood race*. iu a single horse chaise, the horse took fright near Chichester, when Mr. hianklis wiiii an intention to free himself from his perilous situation, sprang from the chaise, pitched 'pun his head; and instantly expired. '11,4. unfortunate young mutt was 'bat twenty-ebbe years of age. There is a circumstance connected with this acci dent, which makes it the wore nifecting :—The father of the iinfortunate young roan, (alto is a respectable linen-draper, of Cheapaide) was on his roust from London to l'ortse.i, on a visit to his SOD, the deceased ; when the coach was Nosing the spot where the accident happened, from seeing a crowd of persons, lie naturally inquired the cause of it ; he was told that a M , . Banks had been killed; the thought that it might be his son did not cross his mind : the body was moved to Clncl,tesiter ; and when Mr. Batiks arrived there, he was led, fro n farther nidection. to make more inquiries as to the deceased corpse that lay just by ; and, at hot, beton! hie would see it.-11 is grief and surprise are twit* be described, oil finding it to be the corpse of hi. son! SoIf.IITLIET.• . On Saturday morning • gentlemen passing throngh Mimeo street, Lincoliss-itui-tields, Assayed • crowd inutemblcsi resod two mew who had with them • high pule with% large placard upon it asmouucing the sale of pamphlets, whi c h b e supposed to be of as improper testlesity; is rouseetwoce of which, he gave information to Mr. RIAD at the above of : flee, who scat theist to ascertain the particulars. The or der, found one of the men to be a cripple, and (mild not Maw", but was lying up o n a sma ll sledge winch was drawn by the maw who was w ith him; the pamphlets they terra selling reLitcd to Johanna Southgate, who is ass adherent of Richartl Brothers the prophet. By the &w ire of Rivett„ the min dragged the sledge with the lame man upon it to 0(4 Aire, when they ouderweut an examination before Mr . krso; the IMO. man said hi sname was Jonathan Buckley, a pauper, belueging te, a parish that farmed their pose mat at a home in the Deighboarhood of Mile-mad be avowed himself the author attic pamphlet., sad that the man who drew bins shout upon the sledge wee • pauper under the same circumstances and they were admitted to go out oc casionally to sell the pamphlets. Mr. RBAD •eut to in quiet, It the :hermit was correct. PRIVATE t;OfiRk.SPUNDENCE. MURDER OF mit. POWER, OF RENYOY, IN TILE COUNTY OF WATERFORD. WATERFORD, MAY S. Yesterday morning. Mr. Power's son, James, who lives in the Lodge at Dunhill, sent his confi dential ut to early msg., and remained him self at home, serious appreheissious having been entertained for sums days before, of a visit Irmo the earnests. On the return of the servant, his master went to mass. Sour after, about eleven o'clock, a party of eight men, armed, cause to the house, and attempted by force to ewer the win. doss, the door being secured. After breaking the windows, and finding their exertions fruitless, they left the house, and proceeded towards Anne's town. On their departure, tine servant went to theChapeka and ilifortned Mr. J. Power and his fatl.-r. James returned home for arms, and his father rode to. warmh his own lions., where he and the pasty sr rivei'nearly at the same moment. Mr. Power haik just time to enter his house, but not sufficiaat to shut the door, against which the men without pressed so powerfully as to obtain admission.— When in, they demanded Mr. Power's arms, who . said, tither that he had none, or that he would not surrender them, and stood resolutely before them, to prevent their entrance into au tuner room. At this time James Power arrived in the yard, and two pistols were immediately preseuted •et him by the men in the hall, which his father struck towards tile ground, mind saved the life of his son. Two shots were instantly tired at the father, both or which took effect. De fell, and. front the internal hearrorrhage, expired without speaking. in lemma than ten minutes. Mr. J. Power, who had • ease of pocket pistols, immediately fired one of their, and wounded our. of time party. The other pistol, which missed fire, fell from his hand," ,in the hurry of preparing it, end a struggle for the p05....1/ion of it ensued between liiiu sod the man, in which the latter succeeded. They tl ei. departed, appreheusive of the consequences of delay, or mai ' bated with the perpetration of one horrible murder. Mr. Power's wife, aged and infirm, was a wittiest; of the whole dreadful scene. Mr. J. Power pur sued the party at a distance for several miles, calling every where upon the people to *mist him, but to no purpose. The course they took was in the direction of Newcastle, and it is supposed, as they were wholly unknowu, that they came from a distance. Mr. Power had acquired an independent property by honed and laborious industry, mud di,elierged every social obligation with um/et-wing rectitude ; his sound judgment instructed his neighbours, and often heated their differences. and his benevolence • Rue ever active in relieving their winos, and promot ing their happiness. Mr. Power was in his 70th year. CRUELTY.-4111r. 1111.111101111114 of Gosport, liar. ing made a bet or 100 guinea's, that his mare should ttot from Gosport to three miles beyond Chichester. mind back again, in RIX hours. being 1 distaucr 4111 . 60 miles, the attempt was made on Monday last—when, on the return of the poor ani mal, from excessive hard it dropped down at Farehain, and soon afterward. died ! Friday night, between teu and eleven o'clock, Mr. Yosa.i.'s shop, in Broad -street, Portsmouth. was broken open, and ahatit au watches, 'principally silver, • quantity of Wirer bible -spoof... tea-spoons, gold artch chums, and trinkets, to the amount of 4001. were stolen. The snider were contained in a trunk, which was picked up empty. on Saturday morning. ou the beach, near Ilaihnig.house-sisuare. This daring robbery mast have been committed by some persons who well kora the premiws, and the custom of its occupier; as the beast was broken into by means of a crow leer, whil,t the two bop. who aletari sleep in the hack room of the had gone oust to siipper. The villains removed the had-clatlies to see if any one was in the bed ; us that room was a large lan of heavier plate, which they did not tom h, bat tout so valuable as that they took away. It is a singular eiremustance. that la M ys r. 2 - ce ue s .l. tsu recivei tioni c nk : leinaltl soon be made to rob las shop. h il i eu le a tt oi er ffir,.otillisiii-:tittedutiniptathfeawt