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0 - ge kft *1 / / 1 NUAIRER 5424. ',ll. 24, 1820 KING'S THRArms. 'THIS EVENING. TUESDAY. Anti! 45, will be repeated, alesaree Greed Opera, entitled IL FLAUTO MAGICO. Ab er "t i ck hr mirth-whir desire, the wormier Belk' of A DOLPH E ET MATILDE. This day are potolmbed, VIM POETICAL WORKS of W e Rev. GEORGE CRANE& Cosa's,log or—l. Peemo.—lL The Komodo —lll. Woo— sod IV.Todee of Ike Hall. S Vole two. W. IS.. •41.-4 royal ho. 41. Its. 7 Vol.. Mill two. 21 to i• mut fact; sad havirtig made none hstptirie• fro* tee Grath rare* very extrusive aeleahtlarre with the tows mod lii.ighhowshowil of Hilda witarlit. SOW with thr hoe pa teirlasf:X the iameirgratsy we are man d tit believe that ',great.. she Whet' champion!. Wired kW"' a "'jib" elsulli Printed fur John Murry, Albemarle arm.. lie par , islly .Thoutitusrirbessvaay be rev for 04 114 "1 1 ". 41 shit* is esterlaisekbet est do sot Lid toy '1.6 armee with* eau support thritruerst traitor et this seseasi. We ststail is our last that a well-drew& 1111111 b vas rettertral bete *it'd the dilleteut vilhige• is the itetibbssrbatalf ite.Mudilereaeld, for the purpose of riettaig the ishalietaitts ' N Isle op arms; bat se isipairy we cosset trace this mete. Oral to ay ailtheatit sewer, sad we de stet Sal pet singlet bathe seittistalfrantrrs a the fewest plate of rifisg. bow Marrs oast *settee is Haddrnatritt IMrt 1 1.110 41, 1 might, by • Gastirmats belimuriag so the yruitssagy "errs hawing Geed ow.. slows& frosts his ireartero, at the math site at the Ihritet.plare. is Heddiroletil, iota (he wisilihrwo of the George h., on the opposite ride of the a/oam *sat by his 'melee lied at his IMO Geier. reareate by • stirrer in liu arsr4atrate; Lot it appeared, as impair,. that she wattlitHe ty S. w.leh be had lova robjeet. with the meet et sobers at she serre, ateristy she arduous duty of the Wit fliotziit a irakipsegle as a It at tratporsty &rasp swat, ' flikki• his Mai eseitappy wittlatios. be sow settled the etClllllllllll whit* had weesabottal the 1111111114 _._ .... . • . • 4. , • Ai* c . \ " ' - . gIIP = Is • . 4 . ... e-t...4-e_ 411.4... Gel ' ~,. 11 / 4 , 411 , • -i.eAI • - . . • , . . , 4 4 , 1. / , k- - 4 ...... • ... .• • ...* . i I . . /I. g V i be . • k•\. ,P A_ e i ...", 4 •.. . . 4 ... . ..• k A . .• ..".. . • . . 4 117 le lir4i 1111 _...1_.—C...... ... . . PK ack 74. et Eenbouni, wee el greet on Nowley. ti 4 •ral tient amid ant be proctored ler e winch rubber. PillitriCVLAßS. The ball tou►k room. the steward's mom. The party aseembled 'two t eight o'clock. and limn alter esetiasew eel ileriethe. Abend ten gerlocic Lady Cavendish with Mr I. to daughters ► acconspanwd by Mr. Catreugh.h and Lose Catharine his wife. joined the party; Mr. La.ria Midi soon selected s 'gamer, and in • %hoot t•iwe afterwards Mr. R. B. Stone. tote t•f th e Ctinsaist e r. had the hanguir to lead Mim Cueing.- her lir►t gloom; Mr. John Fielder. and illr. Whit . hail also the honor► of dancing onto Mt.. Candi r . The whole of the family mixed indnw•rnnie.aely with the enemata. end neeepionally conversed genii them; indeed her Ladyship. and all tic. were extremely affable trOd condescending, and its. died. by all the mow is their power. is mate the gear lumpy. TM l. , retired utmost iewelve eclagelt, when the party was suss after *ieted tot.. the grand dining-roans, is the interior of the bade (ft mulct gaped% room). where about 100 manna i.e down to a very elegant supper, cswsi►ting every delicacy. Dancing was seasoned after nigger sue til about hell-pest three •'clack, when diet ■ll departed highly gratified. The children of the cloudy school dined at Comps...place on Weduer : day, and the servants had • ball its the evening. _ . TRIAL FOR HIGH TREASON. OLD BAILEY. MONSAY, Aram 24. • At nine o'clock this morning the Court of Special Commission remised the Stele trials at she Old Bailey. The Court was very thinly attended. Tile Coinaniuioners present were-n-Cliief Boma Riche MIDS. Mr. Justice RlCHaMilhOlt, aid 11,. Benda put W Is he t n he t tr. llll6. Mr. LT j u °llll l4 proc 7ihimi etd:i G B :a s s e t w w 4. s to colliery the Jury list. The following were called, after some rectors had been admitted for others;.... William Blossom ' who was eballearted by the Crowe. Rickard Easely.cielleogrd by lb. Craws. Ssepben Garde, challenged by she Cr.... Taiga, Braise, (hallowed by the Primmer. William Bailer challomed by the Crown. William Beat, ' cionened by the C ram ,. William Nurse., challenged by she Wiesner. Alemailey Barclay, swore (eller as ailegapt to encase Ilea sell as having been ma the forwiev Joey.) Thomas Lester, challenged by she Primmer. Joseph Sheffield, ehalleaged by the Prieutter. Timms Goeithild, meets. Joseph Heim; eballanged by the CININIP. Robert Stevenson, challenged by the Crews. This geutlemms complained of buying bees twit* Challenged, and desired loser to withdraw from his attendance. The Court begged it to be nude,. steed 'bet a eissfiebyge Mount r.o reprOacia. Richard Bloat, challeaged by she Primacy. bear Gen. challenged by the Primmer. William Churchill. ebelleareal by tbe Caoe. Thomas Sollieid Aldeney, more. Thomas Wahiawa. challenged by the Peisoseg. Ssontrel Fish, challemed by she Primmer. Edward Coleridge, challenged by the Crowe. William Shore, cballeared by the Came, Jamas Illerloys. swim. Jobe Skater, ewe... Josiah Bartlentemaw, challenged by the Khmer. Jibe Jews, clialteeged by she Primmer. Thanes Bristow, ehollerged by the Priassier. • Sanest! Grainger, dollessed by the Prikwidper . George Dickinson, challenged by the Primmer. Thomas Podiums challenged by she Hamer. Tlawato el:allesged by the Primmer. James Wiling.. sinew. George Phillips, chattered *lb! Primmer. Thomas Bird, challenged by the Braemar William Johmese, chaltesged by the Crows. Jobe Edward Shepperd, aware. reamed Geoid, oballeiaged by 111. Craws. Jaws Wetmore, eballeaged by she Prisoner. Thomas Browse, challenged by the Premium , . Geary dllee, challenged by the Ptilluner. William Reid, challenged by the Priemer. George Davies, clangored by she Primmer. Jobs Parson, challenged by Ms Primmer. Jointheas Posambsen, challenged by she Cr..., Joseph Doha, challenged by she Fromm. Jahr lbawkr, maws. Sassari Rhodes, challenged by lbe Primacy. William Gibbs Roberta. swan. Richard Sailib,ehallemed by the Crews. Joseph Proderea, distiroged by she C..... Thomas Garrets, ebaltraged by she Comm, Illaithew *bees, Moneamcd by the Prisoner. Richarel Heseleets,clollemy-the ihe Primewer. Jobs Darkeogie„ ornees. Jobs I:Mhos, challenged by she Prisowy. The... Dicta eboloregod ).y she Crowe. • ne Thomas Wood. challenged by s* Prienum. 4 , Jaesgereates, chelleaged by Me Creel. . Illebert WelM, clangored by she Crams. &heard Braorlw,dge, ebalirogred by,* Cream, • helm J.neo, idollestra by she Cowie.. • • • r• • Thomas Partridge, riselb viol by she Primege. •• George Nene. clolkeigal by she Crows. • • . . Thaw Herby. challenged by dab l•risoser. Wilkens Jarrett. chailiated y obe almoner. Jobs Benatioshebathwere by the CP‘llll.' • Willies Dawes, devaluated by she thgeteer. William Cooper. oloollenivol the Primmer. Cbrosierber Downs, challeaged lag the Crewe. William Janata Faryper.claaltaired by the Prissier, David Newness, elaatirogal by .he Crib*. • Gam* Tlasemelastioiged by she Cr.... lbw* flberboonee, sloalleord by she dsias.n. Raward Ihompeemi, chalk...god by she reim 6 ".. . Millis. Darin, eholeatted by eta Crowe,. Richard Snobs, elisUencred by star Crowe. Tboossa Langley. &abseil by tbs help smsitb, swore. •• - Uwe/ Print, cbalboosbi by the Poisoner. 8e...l Wolsooselneourd by As Croowa. blielosel Minna, sloillifiissi by Me ewe n, 'MOM lesenoorbellsolid. by she Como. firmer Tayibr.ebolbogol by the Como, Joie) Wasolosawol, wow. • Thirty-Thee* were ebellenge.l by ills emir% and by the reamer. The *Mgr bed AO. longed the %Wore ensesbet allowed Will kw, • Ai Sew minutes pare leis cash ihp jams,. ly wiener news seem is eameard, Miro pet %pee air Jury,, and she •110 we re Ilsommosesi Irsof wt swore*; *biassed leave M depeet ebb, day. j:4Eisitig el • . for f The - milestones& spied th e prisoner_ 0 e .w..i • , THRAYRR.ROYAL. DRURY-LAN& PHIS EVENING. 'TUESDAY. April 44, 1 his Majesty's Servants will performs the Tragedy of KING LEAR. ling Lear, Mr. Kean (Iris mould uppermost' in lbat Cho ruler) ; Dnke of Inrusady, Mr. Tbompons; Duke of Corn- Mr. Prsiel ; Doke of Albany, Mr. B d , Earl •f Gio'imer, Mr. Holland ; Earl of Kent, Mr. Donlon ; Edgar, Mr. Rae (his 2.1 appearasee is that Cbarseier); Edmund, Mr. Hamblin. Gonsril, Mrs. Glover; Regan, Mrs. Eger toe ; Cordelia, Mrs. W. West. After which, the Musical Faroe of ItOSINA. The Doors will be opeweil at Half-past Sit o'Cloek; the Performaitee will mows,* precisely al Seven. Soles 7s.y &end Fries Se. OA --Pit 3a. 11.1.; lowasel Price IL—Lower Getter, b.; Skewed Prior le.—Upper Gal lery Ir.; Seem.' P r ice Id. The Bus 01See will he *pm from Skeels till nye o'Cloet —.Plans to be takes of Mr. Sodirell, Boa Book.kreper. To•aoorrow, The 'Clog sad the Miller: The Miller, Mr. f. ILemble. THEATRE-ROYAL, COY ENT-GARDEN. IHIS EVENING, TUESDAY. Aim' 25. IL will be stied, 3.: time, • sew Musical Romance, caged HENRI QUATRE; Or, PARIS IN THE OLDEN TIME. Hegel. Mr. M saved, ; Sully, Mr. Egerton ; &mere! D'A n. moat, Sir. Fawcett ; Eocene de Birou, Mr. C Kemble ; Fre arriek St. Leon, Mr. Abbott ; Mr. J Johnstone 'who is engaged at this Theatre); Moustache, Mr Emery; tkrvais, Mr. Durmet ; Joerism, Mr. Liston; Pince..., Mr. Florence St Leon, Miss Stephens; Clotilde de limn, bliss Brushes; Lonisos, Miss Al. Tree. After which, Whit time, a sew Farce, called TOO LATE FOR DINNER. The principal Characters by Messrs. Junes, Liston, Cu.. Nur, Blanchard, Eatery, Mrs. Davenport, bliss Foote, Miss Ilmuniost„and Miss Green. Rases Ts. ; Second Price Ss. 114.—Pit 3s. fat. ; Seated Prise be—Lower Gallery Is.; Second Price Is.--Upper Is. ; Second Price id. Henri Quatre, or Paris in the Olden Time, will be repeat ed every Evenior wild further notice—To-morrow, with The lleview, or The Ways of Windsor. giANIIIIIIDGE UNIVERSITY ADDRESS ...the KING'S ACCESSION will be received by his Ilsjesty on FRIDAY NEXT, the 4111 b last. I:mottoes who propose to Mead are regressed to wet at Willies Rouen, King-street, Saint Juan's, at ONE r'Clutk. MARTIN and CO. beg knee to inform their Friends sad the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY bestir. NEXT THURSDAY, April 27, when Two Prisn of 20,0001. Crawls, will he decided is the first Five Minutes. ins Scheme contains 1U Capitals, iucluding— Four. ..... Fn.... of llO.OOO 'S ...... or WOW/ Two ...... or lO,OOO Three per Cent. Consols. Tickets sad Skarn are &Rios by MARTIN and CO. S. Coroshill. sod ISO, Osrord-strres (also by their Agents in the Coessiry), where N... 111, 40,0001. Nu. 4,074, 10,0001. Were Sold as Arst.drson Prises. APPROACH OF THE DRAWING. * 2 IW IFT and CO._respectfully iutoriit the Public *3 Hill Ilse Drawler of the LOT VERY all lake place THURSDAY NEXT, wltrot Too Prizes of 40,0001. micgr BE DRAWN The Wheel contains the Clara et.lotery moinher of 101 Capitals, anicoupt .hick are FOUR of /30.00 TWO TWO of lO.OOO FOUR ...... 1,000 Mowry sod Goseelt • - - • - - • , Ow a err*. number of smaller Prizes, in gibe renal gradation fro* 6001 down lo 161. The Schemes at large 'say be had at SWIFT and Co . '. old and fo. 'melte Offices, Nu. 11, Puskey; 11, Charing rose ; and 31, *Mote Hsgsi street. Ihr I.t It ROLA.. the C iiiii racing% he so rein,.)C) Public sly.. she TWO FIRST PRIZES DRAWN \ ESN THURSDAY, :MUST HAVE TWO sir .Cio,ooo In adslision; and also on 'hat Day snore then TW EN nr OTHER CAPITALS WILL HE DRAWN. hr.ry Tocitel and Share bought before Next Thursday um have a change throughout the Lour', for the 4 Prises uf £3oooo 2 Proses of 20,000 2 kc. &c. Mon►, a.. 41 Consuls, funning 101 CAPITALS Twlutes sad Share. ire Sellsag by CARROLL, Coal ratter, N.,. IV, C.ralall, and 36,0xfurttatreet, Luudua ; awl by an h.. Asinsis is the Comory. CARROLL Shared and Sahl, in the last f.w menthe, 1.3141 ...... ..X3O 000 I 7,003 b.ooo 711/...........11.000 I 2,4711... 30,000 Ike. ke. STRICTURES CURED. BY a new Method the above troublesome Cam. plaint is ',direly eradicated (without she use ier Boogie ve Caustic), whes her of long or shunt mewling, except Loa emotional, as well as all weaknesses generally accompany ing it. and in • short time the whale s l ates, is re-esta blished, being one of the greatest discoveries ever made, by J LYNCH, 38, Duke-wry, Xt. Itespectable references will be gives if required —Ail I et. tns to be poet-paid. N price of the !lodide', is Five Pomade a wool. ♦ perfect Cure foe Bilious Affectiols sod MunroeSion in Mr Bowels. k i al'ltlNG A I)V ICE.— Experirt.ce Iv.• folly estaldiehed the polity of inking as this Draws of the year so *wriest Mediator, that will out way act .. she Bowels, hat also on she Lie., sod Cipostiiiition. Both • physic is the BENGAL AN TIBILIOUB PILLS, which, by awry's' of Bite, recreants the Newel none, sod porifyisig sue Blood, will effect sally prevail erropsioo sod ether ease• of she iftim,and protect the wino against those MN pleasis of the bead, dic. which occur dungy sommirr sod nalows". Dr. Sachet, of Paris, is Iris Treatise so Ap♦ pksy, highly reeionweade these Pills, as • swell effect's& rrineidy fme relieves! the head, sod weveasiog Apookay. As • ~NSW of Bite mod the digestive "slaw, hog awe. rse Its the East Indus, sod is this coositry, artier Om dievetasio of ma 'majors& Phyeitiam, has proved Mono to be ma ineateable discovery. 'hi perm* impasses, the sale ed Mew Pills is asnanied ou Me. gnaw, MB, thaordstraet; Mr. Harris, comer of M. Pairs Cloireb.y•ed; 170, Piee.diNy . opposite s Beet; mad the Medical Mall, opposite the Chord' is Dem& fwd. Ample direesises smarmy each bac BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF sr. PATRICK. THE ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL .J the BENEVOLENT SOCIETY of %T PATRICK (pm. Poised fee the regimen Hated in former Advertisement.) will be eelebreird at SATURDAY, She 6th Alny. Isl 6 (being the 37th Anniversary), at the City of London Tama, Biskopegete.etreet. The Eight Hos.. GEORGE CANNING. The Doke of Liinster, The Dokeof WellinglassA.G. The Marquis of Laaahii, I The Earl of D.rby, The Earl of Daroley, The Earl of Blesiatim. U.., Lord Chrism, Long Alliblief Hill, _ TAW Demilley, I. D. Aleisrurir, F 4 F, T. Beialwialge, Eaq. J. H. Bradshaw, But. Gerard Callathasi, Eau l George Dilloyn, Esq. Hugh Johuston, E.q II Felix Slade. Esq. Tielletsi So shinier* each, to be had of Ike Stewards; of Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. Treasurer, College of Physiriaiia, Warwick-lane; of the Secretary; sad at the 11.. r of the Torero. Asgard by Order, .1. C. SIICH ELL, See. IS. Guren.squ•re, Blooensbory. Lard William Fitzgerald, - . .- .. Diener at Haltpsost Five N.A. The Musical Department of the Celebration is com mitted to t h e charge of Mr. Hawes, N 0.7, Adelphi•l • to ohms any application taunt be "node. No Apprentice can dune at the Apprentices' Table with. out a special ticket. REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE—AN NIVERSARY DINNER POSTPONED TO THE IST OF MAY. by Conotnusil of hls Royal Highness the Doke of YORK, President. The THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY DINNER will he al the Cily of Lotsilou T , Rislsupsgme.slrrel, on MONDAY the Ist of May, 1890. His Royal Highness" in Ilse Chair. Treasurer, EDWAIID FOIUTICIL, Esq. irgair•no" : Right Hon. EsrlaLiverpool L A Golelmlineidi, Esq. Right Hun. Rohs. Peel, M.P. George Harrows, E.g. Sir!. 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SA %MLLE tried as Ilse Assirs brio, as Alsorsd.a, us Ow County uf Bram pa Friday, slis 11486 of J sly. ISIS. ',Wong us s full claimed iy she C -firs. raise of Neohery. To .bier is addled, 110 ()wepasesssei Esillesser pruslers4 se sl. Irma, will, thsaerposjoes w thr Law vf s arlme.Tvlte, rod ofolfalicalled Tat Tweilsammi. Tell Traisrse. GRAND PROCESSION. C. C. Cavendish, Esq. late Candidate for the comedy of Sussex, made a brilliant entry inn, Cossoptou-place yesterday se•nuight, accompanied by a numerous body of freeholders and others. The general reirdernmis for assembling was at the Lamb Eastbourii, where gentlemen from various parts of the neighbourhood assembled at about one o'clock. As the party arrived, they were marched off under the superintendence of II Committee. by pairs. At two o'clock the number of persons as. sembled, troth foot sod horse, may be estimated at considerably above two thorniest,. At shout a rprarteriparit two, trumpets stinoanced the approach of Lady Cavendish and her amiable family, who were leaving Compton.place for Horse Bridge. in order to welcome the arrival of that branch of their worthy family that appeared to be the idol of the day ; fur as to business at Eastbourn on this day, it was totally oat of the question the shops were shut up; and it appeared, as if by one voice, that the whole population of the neighbourhood had set it apart for a day of rejoicing. good-will. and per. feet harmony ! As soon as Lady Cavendr.h s o d family arrived near the Lamb Inn, the whole of the procession moved forward. headed by en excellent band of at least forty mu•iciaris, with • great num ber of banners and Balm corned principally by gentlemen on haemback. This procession coniinued for about three quar. ters of a mile oat of &inboard me the rood to. wards Horse Bridge, when the musicians opened right and left. cauterising to play while the carriage with Lady Cavendish. and the Commince no home• kek sit each side.rmed .by Soma she/ fosse the sonerff orrinnipieti oinigiiiee4 The approach of Me. Cavendirh, when a sight presented itself most gra tifying to every beholder ; is fact, it is impossible for the pen to describe the feelings of every person present. As the assembled multitude advanced, I discovered that the procession was as follows Two trumpeters in front. then a hood of about 40 musicians, Gentlemen on horseback with banners and flap followed by upwind* of 400 Gentlemen inn leirrsebeirk (principally freeholders of the Heigh. bourhood), two and two; then followed other Geo. tlemeo at horseback with banuers then • second bond with upwards of 40 musicians', with white boys no each side, carrying white wands ; then • ye. seeable and very respectable freeholder (seventy. PM years of age), carrying so appropriate fawner far the occasion ; then followed the carriage with C. C. Cavendish. El. draws, by upwards of out hundred of the populace, a sib the Committee of it Gentlemen tiding on each side, currying sags; then followed a carriage with the amiable Lady, Mrs.., and Miss Cavendish. and various other carriages to complete the procession. The whole of the caval cade reached upward, of half • mile; and the pa potation, at this time. was estimated at nearly hive thousaial. The procession commenced at *bout four o'clock. and was coutinued to the extreme part of Sauthbauris, arol,was net ended until nearly six o'clock. when the carriage was drawn up in front of Couipton-place. front whence Mr. Caves. dish addressed the multitude in a neat and Appro. priste speech. which was received with repeated cheers from the populace. He declared that (wheel) was evident to every one near him) his feelings were too mach overpowered to give utterance in • manner that he could hove wished. The affable and condescending minima of Lady Cavendish and the rest of her family were universally admired by every one present. The house sod premises were thruali open to every oae—no distinction as to rich or poor—every lamas was treated with that liberality that cannot easily be erased from the me my. Bring au eye...assess of the whole of the proceedings, l comsat thumbs the subject without remarking. that the polite attention en the part of the servants of the household to the elessforte the liatirdred• that they had to attend ape*, pared them 00ch credit, and was GellieledY highly 'pokes. of. Atainset seven dancing commenced tra various parts of the lawn in trout of the house, which was kept up until the females found that the warmih uh she sky had departed, bayous them exposed to the chilling dews that their owe ester. busts might have suffered from. The true epithet: freedom then eaturaesiced ; the wine Sawed inn bumper, tile Many loyal bed appropriate toasts 4081 past sea, wings it was forme advisable to wire. Wish such a corumeme of people there server was • meeting that. west of with mare harmony and Igad -will the., the one alladed to. Hs ppies's ap. peered to dwell as she liiloll/1111111101 of. every one. rich and poor, This circumstance its • rievelty at Ewilanorn ; bet such so the effect it has on the swish, of the people, there that may live fifty years &hire will reistrostrer the day with delight, • Lady Caverolisis, deeirosa of maltose the hem". very lieltiely gave a ball at Compriao.placro to owie sus whole of the respectable people to she ' %b eight/twitters! ecreluvited. The deumud (rupiah, LONDON, TUESDAY, A GUILDHALL LONDON, Alton, It, 1110 K THE COMMITTER rm. Lettiew City's Lusk will wet et Gumbo' es TURIDAY. the trgh 4av April ins*. at Twelve it:lett Si Uw., M LGT by PUSLIC AlleTiON. A BVII:OING LEASK ter el Irma, from Whbeenerer Day next. of • PIEGt of (*OVOID ete the Fri Ode et Dtelte-ritert, Alarm*, end on the rest sod North tithe se H•ouver-roort, Neentadosellt, Lena.. The Plan of Ow mill Grimed. cod tie C•wilidelis letting the niver, may he nes is the was Sims 611.164 OctlS of Work., Guildhall. JOS. IMMINAN. Cfflaplimilber. DESIRA Mit COUNTRY IRLSIDF.PICE. I FOUR 1111,01 FROM ?MR emu,. RILICHANUX Pleasantly inhumed at Nee C. Sarni. wear As furl of Peckham lane, in the high immil to Gesesseich, Mack leash, kci .LEASE TO RR 11.13 or a twat and eliawarabaaa DiyaLup ia alte eastagra fit)le ; corupritaa sac Dresoing-rsom, Isar Sillina.assom (owe of • eoesior gimes Whim/snipe Addling duurs4 a convenient Kitchell sod Wash-holier at. joining, with spring and rain Wafers, good dry Cellar lea, be. be.; a largo productive Garde% waned round. chilled wills choice Fruit Mee, is peons licarierg, sod • Curt is front, planted with Shrub., die. The House haa I lately been roach improved, and is in niceties repair. ha mediate posseishin may be had. 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Siam the a,seushly ea Gnome 3foor en further act of vim knee or slut has been eommitted to the districts which have been lately disturbed. The effects, however., of the retest risings, have by no mesas subsided, woe um they be ex pected to do so fur anise time to come. Numerous arrests have hers made during the last week, hush at Barbel(' and Huddersfield; said • considerable .umber of pusses, wire were engaged in the late movement, have ahmoodul from their houses Of these deluded and unfortunate mew, NNW are gessideriag about at no great distance from their places of abode, shunning the constables and military; and others have not been heard of since the sight of the Grassy. Moor steeling. Oa Weduesday, four brothers, of the Name of Hutrionsant, were apprehended at Dogtooth', near Benteley, along with a man named Sidttuu, ou a charge of having attend ed, armed, at Grange Moor. Amither Mlle was arrested by • party of yeomanly and withers, and evinced great fear on being taken; Ise is said to have wide impotiaid disclosures. Thomas Ferrialan, a person who has long been known as a violet's Radical, and whose swatsl amity has bees doubted, Is area the persons charged with attending at Grange blow; this credulous, doting, old mate, has for the pretest made hie cream hellit is expected that he will tool he traced and ap. pretwatied. He is represented to have gives way to absolute fwgigy ow Gaoling, wlon he arrived at the place where he expected to meet the insurgent snot, that he was duped sod betrayed. From She CW4ASOI./1111 of several of the persons who have been takes into custody, it appears (*Matti alai the men who starch. fl from Barnsley had been amused with the most marvellous Nervous's of the force whirls was expert. ed to joist them from Huddersfield and Wakefield, as well as the Scotch army, whose success was spoken of as eer taio. Oa Thursday evening, three of the perilous who had absconded from Barnsley, William Rice, Julio Birkiusise, mad John Proxima% (the sow of Thomas Fernmau), were brought to that tows in the• custody of Mr. Hopwood, the constable of Bai 'wiry, who had followed thous iota Lamm. shire nod arrested them limes The town and neighbourhood of Huddersfield have hems perfectly tranquil since oar last, but frequent arrests are still taking place. (hi Wednesday Us persona passed through this place to Turk Castle, where they hail bees committed by the Huddersfield Magistrates, us charges connected with she isig mud assembly at Gnome Moor, so l i at other plasm. Their 'same. were—Benjamin Rogers sod Jules Vallaute, of flagnisley ; James flowers and Joseph Chapel,nf Dudwowth; ,Iladia Precook, of 31i. field , attlßlieohams Jackson, of Illoobl Gripes, near Huddersfield. Wakefield has remained quits peaceable in the midst of the agitatioos is the sarrouoadirtg place.. In the limier of Cu.. whoa there, William Archer, John Hobsoo, awl Joseph Wood, are coullated gin a charge of assembling riotously sad lumultisossly„ armed with pikortiod other wearers, at Dud. worth, one We moderstasol from uuqaesibmthle aolhority, that Memel all the persons who have bens artelated have with the great/SI rushers" misrelated their shore Is thervialrot procrealins which have lakes place; and thalami* of them have helm so apaioua to /laborites their minds. that the Magistrate* themselves have is their elevarety Ossaraiseal the freedom of their commerical ions. 10 the Wrawilkill Joinual yesterday there is ems. liaised • Meg weetrust of the proceedings sof • mss, is said to have bees wive of late sa cutting the Ilenrie wasosfmturing districts ill isitorMetios, and whom the edi. tarot that Paper suspects of brill! • spy. Nets represeshrd as having worked as a weaver al Ahoosidhory, pear Hoddres. field, and ao haviog bees imprimis.* smite she Ilempnaosis of the Habeas Corpse Act, is 11111- His laoguater on all twessious It desershed as the mod Molest mod eetlitissaw ; ha said Its haws urged many peruses ha different plums to riot is Mow. and to have been its eommisoiestio* with the police of Ifludalerelleld, if out with Gem *pc. CetwerNiNg the NM meestutetaiste,wherh is warmly meoloward as cookelme, we have thenlllbutitrof Ilse gallant General hien(irlNHr that .w. • !,$ ii i