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k r, actress, her manner afforded seMcieut proof.• that her feeteres did not hold set a sbew of latellitet, where mental powers were defective. As'tai was a first appearance nu the Siege—and that K was reelly so, we are well convinced—we capsule.. with any degree of propriety. enter into a minas. review or the abilities of the handsome debates's. Op pressed by the 'novelty of a situation, which even Manly nerve trembles to encounter. it is slot sur prising that the young Lady..wai, prevented ,fgro potting forth all . her pewertwarout exhibiting alt her stores of taste. all Me @deltaic ocquiremeusit Still, trying es her situMieir was-rhts. her Snit oppetrifice-Miss Sltltlnitd her almost joins-i -diots predecease/ in the charaCtiri—shisi'iicqnitted herself meritoriously. She exhibited' aside ldod qualities of voice, particidady the siveVer4 Meteor?. ; end her execution, of .the . loaned air, °' ken Mee, my hash" which was homily gosore4l 6 was distinguished by simplicity sod feeling. 11* conception of the character was joist. In the hit scene, when she entreats &mink Saijmon to ro t . revive her porting gift. there was mock setrai!aility is live .autuner—and her reproaches of , Glossas, the do. Moyer of her house sad fortunes, were given with aft the indignant boldness of injured itinucener. The ' reception of this fair aspirate after theatrical fame. whose fatiiily. we understand, is highly respectable, . was adffariug in the extreme. The other dune. jug were supported,aa .usual. Mr. PINS intro ducedl in the part of dewy Bertram, !d r. Moots's well-known song of .• Love's young dream." Ile ' executed it isuderately well—e• moderately, that rm_ wished he had taken his girty 'tapper.- instead. ' of atteatirting it. Mrs. YATCII played the pert - Of - Meg *terrifies with "such force. There is, in this Lady'. perfiritiance, s great deal of feeling mixed with the wildness of She character. Thee the green valley is strismissis seen amidst messes of granite , relieving the prospect, • and calling the at- Indian from sterility and billfftillital to objects pleasing to the rye and dear to the heart. /Meanie Simpson and Doodle Dittmar were ininsitohly acted by Messrs. Litres and Sweetr. Mr. BLAIICIA . 111), in the drunken scene or plirkir Giossin. and Mr. Tozamr,. as Dirk Mountie*, were fully "'titled to .the Isteghtst ead..upplause which they excited. -• • • SHAICSPEARSI MMIT4IT. Paperer yesterday obeirrao, that'll* new-fenad portrait of SaAKSPOSIIII set, perhop with egiwll justice, be called the portrait of Lord-lio Immo Of Sir CDRIITOPIIZR Hama. betimur it never, yet happened that Iwo painter* mould give to the SSW original. things so diametrically opposite asi Week sad erAitt heir. —Now it hes so hoppeued, thot oar pointer has 'ideally dare this my thing. There -m-two.undigubted original- pictures of Mute. Queen of Seem, both panted by Zuccmaao, the one with bLick and the other with Wehrle. ap proaching to yellow. Ons of these portraits is in . the collection of the King of France, the oho is the Doke of Dsoomsotaa's well.konwn picture, which was esigroved by VIRTU& HILLIARD. to whom vie newly-discovered portrait or &UR* , PIARS is ascribed, also painted Mate Queen of Scot.; end HORACI WALPOLE. in his anecdotes sat to him often, sod to ha pupil, the celebrated iSAAC OLIVII. These were purchased by ti n t lam Prince of WALIII, and are auw in the King's col lection. Of Queen ELinsisals there ore several portraits with different coloured hair. In those dap, as in the present, it was the fashion for both men and women to wear artificial hair, and from the Qom'''. attention is her cornplealon, and to the decorations of the toilet, it is probable her bl•yesty possessed wigs of various colours. With out, therefore; contending for the truth of the newly-discovered miniature of SIIIIMPIURR, the concurring opinion of the eminent artists who have seen and examined it, mid who have, no doubt, also seen all the hitherto acknowledged portraits of the poet, is at least prima facie evidence of its authenticity. The Theatre at Leicester was opened at the races, by ELLISTOK, at advanced prices of admission. On the rising of the curtain. some displeasure was manifested. and an 0. P. row was likely to take pLice; but, upon Mr. ELLISTON'S coming forward and stating that he acted upon the spar of the oc casion, had brought his company fall speed, and trusted that his 'chipping up the prim would not be objected so during the pmts. the . sudience were satisfied, aid the entertainments ofthe evening -- ' ' without further intenupttab. assured that Lard ELLIN BOROUGH has retire from his high judicial situatiou oat hralth. It will be a subject of sin. r the practitioners of the King's Bettefi , this must able lawyer should thus re, io person in the list of those oho o re looked to by Ministers is qualified fee office. The ATTORNIT•OIIN BAAL, endowments as a professional luau are Louis v admitted, and whose personal integrity ip admired. labours under the infirmity of O. * heating. which residers hien iueligible-4e , • course of promotion, he ought to sues advancement of a • puisne Judge se' . constitutional objection is invincible, can no longer be slid to be indepesq. are to look up to the Throne ter trans - w evil of this is rendered sufficiently the injury it has dose and is doing to -the translation of Bishops degrading into time-serving corps at the beck of Mi \There are lawyers of eminence. and of -stter, who would do honour to the situ.- Able, dignified. and constitutional die. duties. but as they have proved them e inflexible in the Milltrillitlet of the they have asserted, they are not likely to iu the prese n t e m ergen cy. To what a reduced ;—(Ereairig Papir-) We are emu ►esolved to reto account of his core regret to t Court, that thi, tire, since no F likely to be 100 the important o whose endowmt venally sdmitt equally admire defect of knoll sod in the fair r teed. To the the office, the c The Judges ca. dent, if they ar lotions. The • iiienifest the the Churcii—tl them into ri tin misters. \Thew high character, Lion by an sbl charge of its di selves to be ii prinZiPles they I,e called ou iu state are we res . . C 0,21. T-GyARDIN 47111411tE. The epos 01401 Armararird-rthe asett Ocean. fill dial his `re. , prodeeed for several seatonv—was lestmight p•ifeesiesC Is die pert of Lae/ Bertram. • yeses lads append, far the Arm time ea soy stage. - 11 C•Ouleslaises is very heaetifel—.it is the ludex of an wale and seasitive rind—and, as an r` • ‘‘ . • %PO 14R. • • • 4. -w... !lichees* the iebterebtoilgCourst the Astatomy, Ir. at the Royal Carlisle-invert. cotioiderahry iii oatomiral Prepare. Ex. rtimit Am, COW toirmiation. to relieve the tit the Royal certainly a Ile ietropulio ; and. rural therr, some been published, it the tiovernors of they have eon- Aisliment. and the branch of vurgieml •ing a vast onto dibeases of one 11 • t►al It 011ert e ejgrat *tetra tbowitil saes boll he doer 1111 r. • 111" :11 at i rit fatless I. w all the pronf• from aileron tea she she eshtesiliereiseb rate otrlisithert Ipar to (hie Aweries Wittglibull••• ; boil intend Is, *tweet letter to gu swore into Mr subject. Nut I thieli ,911 wilt agree with ureohlii Wk mop than powbable thel ten wallets Rives I. flee Linedis• heaspagere last wall, cvneernieg Nee wan now 'end Ferifileidifet kavink been fousol is the Digad Steno. were, trues of Midue's essierstibis tie well as of hip retiring hum glut to place, +heir curr;relled Iq neeneeity._ • opt* Ism -• IR-. t err ata ,rPit POLICE. • ••. I ollaidestaes. HEIFER STEALING. Wee Ildwirop offterWom WW. Crete, moil Merles BMW* otherwise Merles borrow, were yrsterdey pal to the her, cheered with steals's three heifer*, the property of Mr. W. Frauklia, of Heyde,. Hall, &I+' John Cortio, beast salesman. Solithield Market', staled, that ow bet Friday morning he sow the Primmer Trinity steadiest be Sesiddield Market with three heifers; be mild they Pere the property of Mr. Wes. Graves, of Hasemides. and that his mak, told him to put them into the hands of any saleonous. The witness seeurdingly took them, and sold them to Mr. Joins Smith, butcher, ho the Borough Market, for 341. 10s. lichee 111. 10s. • piece. A. woo se they were sold,Triefgey applied tor him for the ommity,Mbeh he refused tor give se hint instead as order from his ilessorr to that ef.• feet. Ile said his Moister was gem to Waltham Abbey to buy beasts, slid he did nut think it was necessary so bring as or der. The waterer then tad him he would let him have 114 messy if he mild Rite hins • returnee to say respectable person ; be referred him to Mr Payne, it sheep . seksinasi, who said be toter Trhogry some 'ears back as a passe that weed to beteg sheep from Essex fur nab. but be had not knows. any tame of him latterly, and advised the wittiness not to kt biro have the sway. The prisoner Theory thee . . said he would go to his master at Waltham-Abbey i this was TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON MODERATOR. about twelve o'clock Os the dapaad be did out see him again .._ until half past sire o'clock at eight, when he was iu crawly at the Camper. Stn—Of lateiouse dieroveries have beets rissole in several Ed war d it o b aret a p orter a t the ew e . Isar Bishop.. parte of Americo, which clearly prove that duropeens hold p i t e ., treet , ela t e d. that on Fridair b o o, between one an d t wo raided. in those peas previous to Anievica having been o'clock, be row the Prisoners in ermverssokrio with a mai of fooled by Colombo. • sad some of our learned of the pee. the same of Starke et she Coach m Horses public-house, seat day woods , how th's mold he i hot it is perfectly Ringsland.rued. He and watched them, and found that they agreeable to the different accouats give. from time to time wan t e d swi m I n write a fetter fur o wl ., as if Gun, owir by the Welch Bards, and the NNW learned of shot cavalry. Master, to get some mosey. Starke wrote tie letter, and It is a well-knewn fart that Prince Madge, pen of 'seen they promised to give him •IL note when they reteived the GeV/teddy sous Sn" the "tit or hie rethrei io eolootleesee Niamey. He (the whams) I hoosking they were shout epee of a seisanderstandieg anereg his brother', mod Indio' his d i ab oaer t prownetioo, telowed ahem ; accompouleel by $ country reduced by the conquerors, left Wales, he the year friend, into the Guides Lion public-house; roarer of Cow. 1180, Its explore the Weetere Ocean; be fossil bad, which lane, Smiddield. Tire * Prisoneos begat to hick they were he reltellooted as eery roolfesiel to the corium of sus. watched, said attempted to make off different ways, bust were After mow tinseolf whet bags\ is rot clearly socertaieed, peevented by the wisteria and his compairion. abe leek them but I thick, from eirrninassoces, it meat be full NM lOW, late custody, and lodged them in the Conspire he Maned to Welts. Woes he Peoeueeit les Phila. sod the Robert Triage', the campmates of the last falsest, corm , . faverwalife emessiet he gave of the New World indoced 353 b urs t e d his testimony Imo sod nom o lei eo with Mao I. order Iss settle is that vv.. Drinkwater, an °Meer, staled, that he searched the part of America. It Is probable that, after their making . Kisumu. sod finned a letter on Trinery, directed to Mr. mime advancement's he agriculture, in a few years the no- Curtis. He produced the letter, which was to the following telly of Europeans malieg there excited the curiosity of p ur p or t, 0 1; 4 Mr. C urt i s , ie you d o No t i nnne di ste l y ply the Notion to such a degree, that thef Mocked there from my *mad, IYen. Them, for the three heifers; which you an pans, son; they besot" os powerful slid itoohleolose sold for me this slay, I shall forthwith proceed at hew spies* as le oblige the Welch estilfossis to moose; and, (Ma you. &peed Ambrose Starke, fur Wm. Groves." all sollsoldes the! ihnissmd up the Rifts Mysore. It lip- Alders's* Joshua J. Smith eel Where is Starke, bow is it Peon also, from the seetoset Item is Trio Wain of he is sot here in custody!" Woke, hp Candor ad Leasessifee, that Msdse left Wake Oilleep-es I saw bite on Sunday, loud toll him to attest!. the ascood time, with tut ships, sod a great number of pro- He dare not deity writing the fetter" Ples They west due west. Next as... Rompbeey Lloyd, Alderisso—" Why did you out lake him into custody" who tessidided the oaths of Cliesdor lids English. De. OfEcre—m I had nu insirectious—no warrant aphid David Powell salsa that • solisher of thiegs holoollihlt to him; I told him to attend, as Sir %Offline Curtis desired Madre were urefully lodged sad preserved in the Menastevy lac e or Cososb is Heeds Wales. is sheistiellsorGollis lioes, Mr. ma. rrasithe stated, that on the night of Thursday these sPrests • look seems. a mailees lessitill his ostelefs yeti 1•14. sr Friday maniug, be loot frier heifers; he had Ise wsu e e .tti t e.e i ate„__einte es 44l ,_ Pk+ Bed Grows,, *loch seen tee skin of a heifer at Mr. Smith\ the butcher, . ' seseollif mom nom toss es ftle English by inithlorei oho which was sold to him by Mr. Coatis, and be had no doubt wiry appro. Amerika a war bunking mot between the Was Ist Liora • bat it wee the akin of one of his heifers. Mr. Smith had I Gwynedd, duties width lime Ueda: left hie coontry will, ea sold the 'ether skins. He hue. the prisoner Tierney, but veal ships r milh • vlardeesPleirisll the Mat Mown Ocoee. his same was Crips; he had - worked merry years for his Jobs Merrill sod aloThesses Harbert give se soesold like- (the witness's) father-ie.law, Mr. Collin, of Emceed, Es. wise of Madge's keeled his ornstele as also does De- sex. He (Cripr) received parish relief the week before he Campbell, ie his Naval Mister' of Great Britain, which was apprehended. proves in great sesesere their settlieg iso Americo keg be- Mr. Francis Collin, brollier.iii.law of the last witness, fore Columbus was thought oL Ad it oppress that is the stated, shot be knew the hide be had seen at Mr. Smith's year 1422. whet Coloothse weal to dostneei he rowel • err- to have baba* to one of Mr. Franklin's heifers. He lake *ode of Cleristiaa worship MEOW some of the imbibe. b oug ht theta fur Mr. F. He knew the Prisoner, Crips, and beta, which had no doubt hese introdeced by Madoe and the other Primmer, Bo juin, but his real name was Bur ton. -Isis peel?; the messes or several thirga were also of Welch He wee .in the employ of the wituess's father shunt three odgin ; sad ie the language of Prince Montezuma, of year. soft. Mexico, when $ primmer, he says:—" Eiesmen, Friends, The Prisoners were fully committed fur trial. and fellow Coadrynear, yen meet know that I have reigned HIGHWAY ROBBERY. a king over l on feLeight,_____ree• years, ae s lawful timee " • , et Chariot BrUsin otherwise Borten, was web piit to the a Nay alime sloes. who memo bef ore 'se. W e "•• ' 1 "; a bar, charged with euusrailling a highway rubbery. nreeratiee vest' far, is little Maud is the North ; the 1• "" Mr. John Putte„ of Cfeekeberry, la the county of Essex, page amid religioacontinee there to this day. I have been surgeon, deposed, deafens the evening of the 9th of May to you as arectioaate Father mad Primer, sad pre have been last about eight o'clock. se he was riding Its the parish of to me faithful subjects sad willing servants. Let it he ever leyelield, hi Essex, she Primmer. accompanied by • small remembered that you have a claim to illustrious blood, end ewe stopped hem, the Primmer lad hold of the bereee's that y es are werth y of F •er Itiadrell ' bream '!" are • free bead ' , and the smadiesan presented a horse pistol at him, and s " °a , al y,.. rae ,,.. e ' " , 1„,. / L he ,, Perft i., t. u . w .t, " ... udee" ..",, ~t h, e , ._a ble w e •;',; told him to deliver The Primer r called to his compasiiim coast "" - " te ,'""' '-'" t '' 7 6 : ."--.--r.. T . L . - ...' "7" . ", . 8 . ., to diamond him, which they did, and look from him aM. language, I. Mexico, at .". year 1748. '" • " ace '" mote, three 11. notes, a cheek for 201. and a lancet ease, the • . . , Mexico comiders his origin to Imre been from a small Island tatter th . p riower returned to him, enlist. . a war money is the North, sad from a amble race of me.. Dr. Thomas they wanted. Dori Emory they mast have." The Prisoner ' , tit Lloyd, of Peonsylvaoria, to Charles Lloyd, of Ddel y Fosse, asked min for hie watch end Isis which-book, he tem him blemitgoasereshire, is giving the history of the Rev. Merges -e. w... , that be losel mot either about him, which did not satisfy the -eke . Juneau of in , F ,t e•atel nr „: Z un. h° h .t d ",. heets ,, t a k ul 2f_ u ithe ! L ei !" Primmer, sad lie mode him turn his pockets inside oat, rep :—........,: ' - 1 ... 7- 7, '--' "--,...1....-r--.: T wo t ''''P • jug, " TIM they wanted work and want, d hereof, and road --- to —." Carolina, —-- '" use ' was woe get eider', oisd money they would have." . They did not I aril; we remained there eight mouths, loud endured greet use suy peewees. violate, exert)* putting him is fear fora hardships. I left with Ave others, said travelled through the wet being ted a hies. He wan certain the Fri thereilderness sail we reached the country of Tomorrows; met r e was the men who seized the horse's head, he had on a we were taker NI spin, the primmer., tried, and dean white frock. w( ho to die the ant day. More heard skis, I cried, The Prisoner, hi hls &from, said lie mild prove that he . 431/ " 11644! hue ` I the' escaped su °ler perils a" lan ' had ne heels Pa • for three years, a n d the eight the Pro ffers or sea ad land to come thus far and to die like a seesaw was steeped heeuutd preen benne et hie " one. "e." One of the of beating him thveelel"t` Is the Aldermen Smith observed, if he could prove those things Welch laagrage, ram to him and ensbroad him, at the same they would he uf „ own , emie , e to hint us , hie that. There time raying is reed Witish—'4„. You shall ,i Slot ,_ ,he put to was, however evideace seacient fur him to nomad him ; death, for you an use or us =" He . •; ""`"'" te l weld to but as the rubbery was rommitted is Eases he must be tried the G°6661166 "la purchased our release, a" us were ;•''''' at the ores Amino for that toasty ;cad If *Criminal of this dated by him sad received with kinderns into their towns, charge he must still hp dortaiessel to take bin veal at the Old and treated with greet warmth of hospitality. I took every Bailey fur stealing the three betters. opportunity of talking in Welch to the ialesbitants, and preached to theta three times a week for frier mooths.. itettellketazir. The above secant is corroborated by Mr. Benjamin Sue ENGLISH OPERAGOUSEs ton who has base moreval years among the Welch lodises, O. Thursday 'veiling there was as exteeorelhoiir" over all:, Mr. Mortise hoes had left them le return to his own Row at this theatre, it being the benefit night of Memos. country, with a view of-perseadieg ems irf his countrymen Pearanto and teases, anal several primes having paid dear to accompany him lei the Welch lodises in order to leech newel laid Jelirtyrd lbeir tick, is of adnitiosiee, out being them she Ch r istian Religioes, but he flied ea his passage r able to gain sibuitiratce, applied Ist the door.heepers so have beam. Mario others have sees the Welch lodises, who Masa l their money and tickets referned, which licistg refused, Ave that they held the memory of Mr. Marisa Jeers is the of them came to this eau, le aide to obtain legal greatest veseratiee, sod base bete in expectatiire of seeing redress. some of his teentryrare s noose thole. One pretlemen stated that he had purchased tickets on M. Bison, of Copy, is South Wolfs, was 30 years in Wednesday. soil lied token places for himself and family; America, doing business with the Indigoes; and he se's, that be aml his tlastallitsa went ha the Tl.estre at an early bear, a. sae of his vernier, is coartmay with Ave or six mum, end applied as Ikr b..ii, No. 9, for his places, whirs he footed they went further west of the Mississippi than they had seer I the box orie l lefele idled, and could pasha no redress from been before. These they found the clinger' well rallied, the Buz keeper. He and his daughters, and a neseiber of sad the holudadoete 'Poke the Welch haecoage. Their other persons., remained is the passages a cuasiderable time; houses were built of Moe% sad be observed several old they insisted spore redrees by eeriest the Messier; they sew castles sal churches were oat by time. a gentleman who they weir lull was Mr. Grove, who mid Cadbee Bowles informed the pretest learned Wm. Owen, they should be sheets into a private box, sad a dour was that he was welt areasiesed with the :parts where the Welch opened for them, and i hey expected they weir going auto a Wises reside. They see celled Pe*Meraid, or While Is. private bolo, bet iumesed .14 that, to tear great disappoint diem ; they are very eninerees, brave and grisliest in batik. Ewa sad inertiliestiems, they fused themoidas to the street. He Never knew of Mediae Miran emigrated to America 4 and 1 --This gestlessan time seed that he emelt! out expect ney the remota be gave fur their Ming Welch was, that a Welch. t redress tame the klagifterate, or the Proprietor or blionagers I mos moo to his how sail ressaised with him for some . of the Theateross to the money be hod paid, sake was aware yesterdsy mornisig -- tirens7 4 - e i movies prisoners • , arigommis aisee; he is bo a d gez bez l made isa • prisoner sod skive by the : be Masi lug tor the limps. he had reecho:Ad the tickets ef, f theory he made his serape, sod who wok an *weer Mesliamer ; woe woo it the object of th e were eemoved from Neonate' s% ileortt• the Weise- as though the great wilderness to the cooMepof ..Poidow , loos fr. 'WI ths . dis`Plsneisseet he osPerieset'd home beffon hulk. fur Sheerstem , trittelleito et . .. .1 1 1 tore were weld, Ahem be fumed himself amongst kw cooni f ypeo,. depeivedeof.his peas, sod ant 'Meg the reibetalenersib. M r porereou t e, she hissirtemer, who was sitting for tor , tried at the lust Sessions, for hewing' oyim Hots* . wish "rheas he dwelt for same time. ...., i _nob on the Batik of Eotglaml its their peaseseiew. TheY ' .. h i g estimiree. -reis i tC" be•l l eril thig he 4 4 , e liiir hee'e u t 4numali tion .161 . 04 Il lyek l .h he binow Creeriii , , p l a a a lr ewa ltal t li fa rti CO the trAer iun , s wa m % a for gui the box k io re o pe i r .f . twhe e uroeue .. behaved tlirrnmi v e" ee r y . der° !' elesi Y , amid are-- bust his totber e splos was, Walelmeati e ghee cooversed pith plate' atottrataohirst by forte 'lad the pressure ' was so . . - - gresh-it Arowiswewit-Itio pryer to prevent II; howl err, he very much affected al thetottiatten t b.y were placed ' the.roonoseees ns Witch . io, particularly. the female Prisoners. ti The Iliontile. Raoltia,of liselasky, la eleattyl , f oilitioo r reee:Johlithatmemwought _to have Meet seed Aar bruin • • .NW . .. ' 1' : ie - . . , . . '+r 7 , bfrgint diispente ''fbis Parliament en day e. regnirril it to meet -stounster, •of November mist, , which day Par liament now stands prorogued. Tlieserit being reed, the representatives of the Flossie of COMINGa withdrew, and the two Noble Lords retired . • The general internal appearance of 144 b Honors has been considerably improved. In the House of Lord, the slitone (we mean the chair under the ca non), has been regilt, as also have hero the three 'crown.. that :tirsnenut the canopy. - The old velvet, however, that covers the back part of the chair of Stole, end is drawn in festoons round the Lynam'. is atoll preserved; and forms an indifferent contrast with the renovated splendour of- the other pens. l'lse door has been newly masted; the wooloacks newly . covered, anti the catering of the benches demised. Is. the Howse of Commons. we have al ready noticed the increased accommodation secured to Omit who attend the gallery, by me a ns o f the additiossil staircase. The interior of the Hones has suldiergosse a thorsogh repo's% The chair, the amble. m the beaches, he been all renewed, ;Min their new dresses present a very pleasing appeandei -1111 . PETER MOORE, ESQ. .4 ;AI. th• /fll COI/INTIM. SEPT3IIIIIIII 33. The friends of P. Moire. Esq. M.P. to testify their opplub.iiion of his Pin liming:llaq coodect, bare "trend to present bite with a superb Gold Cop, ease 130 ;eines% weighing 17i mincer. end tbureittincone plot Winchester ineesure. It is now to be seta iu the wjadow of Mr. Cherry, in Cross Cbeomog ; epd• been the folleerieg - " Ail a tribute art poloood Otspost sod gtotiosde, olds Cop iorsubtoisd by sum Mita 2,098 lobsbiisata of the City of Cowootry, to Pow Moors, Esq. M.P. far his molds ester. Chaos to lbw mess of tits people, sod his sareadtliog at. Notion to the Most sad iodividsal Wined* of his Coosti. tosids, 11118."--cCorostry Pope►.) The history or the late General Election affords no instance of a Itepreseutative more full? in :pos. session of the confidence and affection of his Con. anomie.. then that of the Gentlemen thus honoured by the Electors of Coventry. This new mark of their veneration and regard must be not only moot grateful to his own feelings. but it is calculated to promote the cause of public virtue by inciting others to follow bis example, as the reward of ie• divided worth, independence. and integrity in the public service. The family and friends of Mr. Moore. when they drink of this cup,. will find its contents sweoteueil 'tecollet4ion that it is the reward of 0 000 e omit* *id net price of public prostitution...-. PirptinUlll/Foar lIETWISN JONI', OF •;MILD, •rD RATON, WILL KNOWN NOK NI •CCO/IPLNUNIIT OF Mt iimicarir MITI% ON 1,000 ■u.,s it 1,000 Novas. The shove snatch is for 100 ggiltess, 11 1 0 * she following corditiows:—The pedestrian that performs the greatest aim. brr of miles. is sea successive days, to be the whiner. The dialsoce of the ground oe which they walk is a quarter ifs mile out sad ii. awe distance in. Rates sod Junes started as Wednesday last, widths a wile of Leicester, both is good cusiation. and squally coisident of success.. The Oxfords shin walker is strougly harked by his own country people. who conigdee him superior to any thing on she IWt. Ensue takes for choice by she spinning world, from the bottoms he displayed hi his mate\ with Baker, the Rochester pears trim, et Wormwood Scrubs, about a year sod a half ago. whets he perßwased 1,000 miles in 40 days. Cousiderablo betting Ws taken place ois this Match. Eaton, epos ths whole, is the favourite. CORONER'S INQUEST. LOVE AND MADNESS. Yesterday as Isuperst was held at Ilse Coach sod Horses, Clitswell.siseet, Fioshery-sioare heftier Jolts Waters? Unwire, Eol. Grower, om the b ody of Me. Samuel Byre, aged 10, who put am mad to his custom, by table; laudanties. It appeared that the deeetsrd resided with Iris parents, sad of ale was arbseeved to be in • very uselaselonly con dition. He hail Waned • contusive with a female, with whom be had • quarrel, which is supposed to have berm the cause of his mi lamcboly. On Wedisesday morning last be left bow, and did mot rehire for aurae time, when be coamplaised of Morse, sod int down us • chair is. the drew. ins-moat, and wee supported by his father sod brother till • surgeon, who was tent for, arrived, and readereet every as. sisraster, when the deceased confessed barium take. !soda. I , Mil. died front she greets of it oa Thursday assumitut. The 1 retsieued • verdict of—" Mel Ili hie awe act, in train • reed/4 e fairsianain, shirk seared death, being at She lime in ask* !f Wanda.* or* cannot foil to , entertained, of 'ruble, its opposing great effect. more of young per tness's were thus ELCH INDIANS. . -.. nitrzimil. AiRLUMENT. • ......_........._ - 11101/11g IMP lAMIIII, Pam; Onuses!. • hllr. Cuireti; lrilitlf. tii: 1;6 RAJA! This day .... m nimed by the writ of proms. Petite; Rewite " aulte " crti his into tion of th e 1114th of Angst, hr the meeting of Par. of L e c ture r. f oe the thir,d season, on Figment. The only Lords present were the Earl Physiology. and Pathology of the Ear BATltUltrt 11411 * Coed Stillogrii. Them ,Noble Dispensary for Dresses of the Ear. ( Perm.entereti.the Hasse slew minute• After •theee SIM, last season the Lectorer has ca * N i ko . I me i...,i, dime hews thalweg _ Ai ._ o ___ creased his collection of rere.A Baton he • tire' idii i i r - comutioi .,.. "tit without t he i r firms of the Eur: indeed, from his i l i t i• ei g i e ils : , •vo lif .t i m h •c h 7 u 7' ottoo t ooted oats ou ;bail. he dvverves our warmest ei particularly in hie indefatigable ;eel t heL ret t l i g it • . ; . c ommito .l444 . : ? ti oho ial g id. ted i s le ithetr .(le i " that tower orders placed under his core 4 ~.....v. too Isar ithw Keret. mint , mud foe i net 4 ' ' Dispensary, That lustitution was i permiiimm , e , hoth idi om „The House ot , coo. sideratuin mach wanted in the Met orfietAiitMilir:isniiiiiirr 444 •g n il itii k ed: ),. Mr. from the number of caries daily cured ft iiiigyjo s fili.ill,Va g il4: r . r ie f ia ji; : Im l d i m , remarkable ones of which ,hare been tkio4iitatOolloPilii kehrte of ,the Black -. R.d " , cannot but he highly plesairig to the this Charity to observe the benefits I,..,o lo ,B a*avitorrt , „ Aye , a , 4i . i . i ., tut it was • (erred on society by such an establish! hilt %We MA • ga e rli e 44a dt i o ~ .••t oos_ __ importance and•utility which this bran Mt Wi ll il . h f! i A g' i: . 3,WC10164 • R'774. trod. :r w ir r i 741 pritence has derived , by concentrating itiii, 46 Wilt ry4i i oyymy a tbsceil l y '7,:g oiloybi by her of patients l a b our i ng und e r di. naiddiy•theCkith. ,•,.• - . ..: ... .. . . .... . organ. °w et the edam of the , Hods,. in the uheewce Tune circumstances, it is hoped, o fii he „„,„,,,! eamii i icith , ow. „,,...., the 1e ,,,.. 0i do sway the prejudice ro generally e ler i u • ie hT„ir ti iT i Ti iii ..•• iiiii • set •417.17.tbe meeting the Diseases of the Ear being incurabl . which the Lecturer dwelt with great Of POrbiOttletiA on &Is daiy.,stated, that 4. ' for many . poi L mi d or i e l" maims him ihm , rusio isme i ne ii so n. , wi ly es it applied to the cases c iht prioco.itrgoot did dinpense with the personal ' www, with *Wm' tow °he "' earl y wit etjendauccif his Parliament on this 24 dal of Oc- neglecied. . . tare, bet reqUired it t o mee t it W es t minster on ~ _. ___ . !hi! 14th dey of November mitt. to which day Par- WELCH INDIANS. t 04 : Int? e'.o: •1, , tit od let e the bag who bad got no ce.li.- 10, 4 ediaplaiwialg infenned the Magistrate id pail ' fir r'e'al to the Ores was- es a witness for lbw Oen , stroller/ from the roustry, In companybith a ?tousle Misled, who resides is Loudon • he saw owe of Meal pay lbs.' kitilarie admission; Mee done-Weeper or mootert4alter seaming SAM there VAS plenty of robin, which proved to he visite the *merle, for there sods not 4 mingle seat tittle sot, add there woe 50 or 60 persona tinder similar eirediismienees. The two gewelmoms 440111 dlterensdry, and the lady is their company, confirmed ship statement. ' ' The . fitheriet vote considerimg this finite a differeetrt Mae to the gmetleman who had peeirlemed tiekeei, bus twat/ sat *lb* lain his places, Dent for Mr: Peak', ihe Treavuore to the 1 lorwere, whd money to the 'Ohre in w short limo after, and, on 141.1111 Z informed of the eircummornerr of the eases he staled Mut the toiefiesion and °wee ilmba whirl, occurred no Ileorlit and ticket sights, be regretted the disappointment Ind iwenneridence she gentlemewind ladies had been put to who bad purchased tickets, and could not obtain their places, or usher seats; but it was sot in his power to afford them soy relief. As to the laity and two gentlemen who had paid 15s. wader the peedliar eireamslances, he regreteril that the case had bren carried to the extremity it had, and should very readily return the 150. to the parties, whirl, he very politely did, tad they left the office perfectly satisfied. George Beck pan charges' with being at large io this essltry, baying beats apprehended a few nights since at g public-house iu Duke's, toint, Bose-street, before the canoe. tioa of his fella of transportation, by Morris and Serlrillllll4, belonging to the (Mice. He was identified by J J. Soni 11111 haviag been convided, in company with Griffiths, a well head/a character, at the Obi Bsilry Sessions in the month or October Isl 4, fur a berglary In the house of Mr. Wiliam, Boriey.strest, Strand, fur which lie was cast fur death, bat was reprieved, and his sentence eninrnioed to 14 years trans. portatioe to Botany Bay, and sailed fur that place ue Wald the ship Fanny. The Prisseer's defence was, that while the Fanny use lying at anchor, five miles off Rio Janeiro, one f•Vf11111f, Ise was leaning against the head-railing, which broke, and be fell overboard unobserved by any person on hoard, and that be swam for a considerable distance with an iron no one leg, until be reached the opposite shore, lint did not know the name of the place, and be bad returned to England in • brig, whose name he did lot recollect, and leaded at Liverpool. Ife . wes committed for trial, and the parties bound over to prosecute. guserirmatuatz. DISTRESSING CASE. C. James, • poor soldor, oniuntufteill L. Haworth, the book.kreprr at Nu.s Wharf, at the Paddington Canal, uudrr eh. futhowiag eirentsistasserae:— Groplainint stated, that he having pasted the Beard at Chelsea, and received his pension cod all arrears of pay, which automated to 501. he nude preparotioes for •gning to his native commie, (Ireland), cad accordingly bad taken his passage in the boat for Liverpool. lie peeked his sluthee, sesoirey, and all he possessed its the world in b* knapsack, which he delivered at Defendant's wareh ouse till the beat was ready so start, when then, to his utter grief; 4 could not be Nowt, and Defendant denied any knowledge what ever of it. The poor fellow sold beWse quite itranyleas, and tenable to get a night's lodging; had he sulletent to take biro home he would he comical. The hook-keeper still Weird hoeing taken charge .f die knapsack ; be dial nut know whether Complainant hod ..y such thing at all; the practice was to pay Iwo-Peirce for bookiug, sod this he averred had not hers dew. The Megistrate thought be had a right to make Wod the loss. He believed the poor fellow's statement to.be terse, sod reeostmesded some compensation to be made tokint. trXrna-BALL. DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERIES. Yesterday • fellow of must ferocious appearance, whose dress was very wretched, and said his moue has William "sok, vas brought up from Camberwell, ra the eastolly of liewis, the mutable, who apprehended him on 1111001111 charges of highway rubbery sad housebreaking in the comely of Surrey. The following eltarges were preferred 'frailest Wm and there are several others which will be brought furwasion • future day, when the parties can attend. Mrs. Mary Jose', of Ruitemary.branch-lene, Peckham, was crossing Peaksm fields, about eleven o'clock or Thursday morning last, and was stopped by the Prisoner, who de. reseeded the money she had its her possession; she said that she had ass any; hr snatched her umbrella, and forced 'her ring from her Stager, and threatened to murder bcr if she made the least resistance. He ran off and escaped. Mrs. Tyler, of Peckham, was walking by Lnthbury House, over a field near Peckham, on Saturday evening last, and the Prisms., met bee and demanded her stoney; she pre him ten shillings and sixpence which was alt atm had in her pocket, and then he demanded the ring from hrs. Anger, she took it off her finger with great reluctance. anal he seised her head and bruised it very bad by his violence, and basilic got possession of the ring, be ran off. A third charge wasters& aprons the Prisoner for rabbit.; Mrs. Powell, of Camberwell. She was crossing Peckham fields on the night of Wortley lostoted was overtaken by she Prisoner, who with the most dreadful impreestiwal threatened to stab bee if the did not immediately give him the property she had in her possession. Mrs. Powell's hss hand being not far distant, she declimed to give him ha r money, be seised her umbrella, and hearing footsteps be 4.. tamped; Theionrih chew was for rubbing Mrs. Doves,' hid, r►. siding in the neighbourhood of Kennington. The Prisosser met Mrs. Downes spun Kennington Conisosso on Tuesday night, about eight o'clock. sod demanded her nsonei; the inforsaed hint that she had not gut say money with het, when be forced his band into her pocket, and took ONS tw.. shillings. which was all she had with her, and a knife. Mrs. Dowses was positive that tbe Prisoner was the person who robbed her. The officer who apprehended the Prisoner said, that font robberies were committed by a person answering the Pri. loner's appearance in ono night, and he took him into Upon searching him be fumed Mrs. Jones*. gold ring, and • duplicate of an umlierlla belonging to one of the other prosecutors; also a number of religious trains, which he went shunt *ethos, as he stated. It was • singular circumstance, and the Magistrate remarked it, that upon the front Id each had was a print or a man suffering upon the gallows. The Prisoner was remanded. EXTRAORDINARY GHOST. --- "" A respetablr lady, stained Jervis, residsog at Iteurner. Poplar, applied to Mr. BENNITT, the Siitisot MP gislrate, um Thoesday last, fur advice bow to act titular the fulkiwing ludicrous circuusstioaci a : ~. She stated that site was the owner of a house situate next door to the White Hart, Hlgh_►treet, Poplar, and resided there for a tenth of time, but is fact she and a former tenant had literally been drives out by the frightful mai.e and ghastly appearances of some evil spirits, which re. peateilly haunted the place after Ilia hours of twelve and ore in the morning, by which not only the inmates of the boos, were alarmed, but the whole neighbourhood. Fur the last three years those unantural visitation* have nightly been wilees•ed by hundreds elf permits, who gather is Ilse adjoining streets, auxionaly antrum at the Imam% till the restless spirit knees forth wit► hie usual direful .numbs, dial tubing the whole nelghbourbood,wlien the sleepy ishabi tants rise from their sininlices with hair resembling " Quills upon the fretful porcupine." The parish *Seers, agreeably to render all assistance, on several uccusioes re paired to the house, in order to ascertain from whet source the noire proceeded, or how the rod:spirits gained admission hot° the honor, who. to the miter aatowisbusent of all, no discovery meld be mode, slave ►eing lie appearance of se- Cele or any Ohio, chore whereby may humus form mold Paler, the visitors% doors, Slid every ot h er place being fastened ; werwitheiasdisg, al the hour 44 its apparatus., it is made booms by • gesend sheet, u There it is. the Ghost! the Ghost !" mid in asi itestatit the street is el ea; it then com mences its leek btlisockirg viwtbtly 44.004 the wall, as if doom with a Isere wallet, and on proceeding to the spot where Ow iiseelkisg is beard, it removes entirely to a dif- Ifetid silo., mod wh. • followed, as if aggravated, it renews is • meet terrific usaitaer, sad ca• be beard at • great di*. ta•eo. - ♦ ?West wise lathes heard, like seas perm• nos- ( jl ( 1 ) 1 1 1 ,0 1 0 t 1' 4 : 'l4 4i 1 •• • • ;.,