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WRY ASSEM4LT. syry.ree seems to inc . reasette celebrity of our bstioguisheif Fear in the retittiottab/e world ; 0 ao weig maa• have the Assemblies ever been more 1 . ley not only the &Indies of the first folly attended so k resident in the county. but numerous other iatorar psrticnlarly un the Friday evening, when there were 4.24 persons present in our splendid li e f Rooms, exhituting au assemblage of brilliancy ' ia d beauty scarcely to be sorpitos-d.—Among those 100011 ... e db y „ a .n... wee* the follovriog : . TM ggrts of Bristol and Odom', Viscount Sydney, Ladies Elisabeth, Isabella y _Augustn, and laird John Eds• . ... 0 17. 4 , .and two Hosourshte Mrs..' Wire, Lord, fAy.ysill Meese ROWS, two Lady %Minolta', two Ho- Ribs Towashends, Lady Albemarle, Lady Carolina frA i s.• Lady Houtieedelt, Lady Cloolutte Helms, H o n o u r . idly., gad Miss Vstueck, Honsouroble Mr. Massty, Lady, • sad Mr. Itycroft, Lady Gsge, Sir William, Lady, and tee. % h i , Row eys, Mies Heathen, Sir George toil Lady y 4. „. al o en ,,Sir Robert sod Lady Buxton, Sir Charlene nod Lady I g y ybyry, all Thormas sod Lady Callon., Sir Robert and Lsty Harland, Sir Jaimis sod. Lady Cranford, Sir Robert Rayase,Sir George Wombwell, Sir knhert and Lady Pock. Lactiso,Sor A.heu, Ts. Fsg M. P sat! Mrs. 01., 1, Ramsts. woo, EA. M. P. Ji..litut Grog:ly, sb,if), J. Micklethwowe, E.q. (High Sheriff for Nor- txc. Rosard, Eat. Mr. and )As Amon, Mr. and sta y r y o dy, Mr. arid Mrs. J. Mt: Orton, Mr. nod Mos. H. W ad,yeas, Mr PA Mrs. Mfaddington, Mr. Mrs. mid Mas. 8 ,,,,J,400, Mr. and airs. Drumm 1•11, M. soil Miss Carr,. bd . , )1, MO. and tiro M.ssCukhosms, M. Wastell, jar. 04 41 tyreM r sWo.l , 4ll, %tr. and Mrs. Merest. Mr. sod Mrs. • %It mid Mrs Itorkwarrt, Colonel Wm. Lieutcoant. sod C Tinto Woottastion, Gokinel sod Mrs. Mr. Mrs. awl tam. Misses SIAM, Mr. sod tt:a. r Lovelare and Found,. Gma. red Mos. 1 • • Dr. cud :Woo Washiongion, Mololletuo, two 51, yi r Cranford. Mr • and Mrs 'lr. sal 11. a and Scull, Mr. and Mrs. /10. sad Mr.. Raohy, Caftans and &c. Ili. (Primaries were each dad well attended at Ina, where 1,11;1 r.x•n witty in grocing e ir ii..or I ; Anti the Theatre on Thursday • Satur.l.or riemooga (the Ist and 3tl night.), h. , 1 to boat of clsgant crow:led nudienves, who sop-4.,11 ersliti.4l by the pelorinsucea— thr Solli•!.eDettghter, with Hit er .taut; and the mi t at Ur, pith (1 Age Taimorrout. Althow4itlie threw Mtn a 1.% Concerts Were more thinly NV , le'i than we recollect an any sitnihr eecanos,) , :* the ex- vines of the performers were not is tie d-erne .lacketied.—Miss Booth. of IV or itich, did mapir jus' ice to the s viral parts allo!ted her. audio the knowledge, genius, and high lunc hes' merit of Miss Parke, her itistructor ; and she 04. ably suppor'sni by the amateur mama en,total BuifieLl, only t•relse Years old, played the p.olsl !tarp in a s•yle ant kris delightful then wonderNl, far her delicate frame and tignre. To the rash o l d execution of Mr. John Harting on. the COUltretur, rrotienisrly in that fine 14-and Piano-torte Concerto, the Soo , ln of Sti ibeit, it is tdigUalt to sitemirt ample justice; or to give oaf detest malt to his jwitit ersu. pekellioes I; hut he no-t 10-ik to a future clay for so adequate nunulie. nuns, for his dilige..ee. 011 Sunday morning soil afternoon; the truly philanthropic &shop of this diocese (Norwich) primehed a 101113013 tot pact, of our rtitirciws fur the Ins+ if the charity-‘clitonls of the Estithlishm, tit is this town, frau Jereixtrit xiii. 83. " Cirt the clueugia hie Asa. or the leopard his st•si.• ? Tes mu ye isiso.da good that are accustomed to E - i.n whaels tie inf.:wed. that those litho litrt bought up in ignorance rarely ever attained to the prance of mine : lie eco:tendesl strernouhly tht elti) insiraction of children. by which the styli of religion and the truths of the 13,,, r 1 to, ,‘ be 'nano impressed oa their me sons!, at r tine when likely to take the deepest row, slierras, if neglected, idleness and vice, like 00%100 WCCILI, *mild spring up, and retailer t:lets• !y . s.ore , :ranted passions , unworthy of their species. 611.4 1t1b1e of err ry degree of braid rio ence. He ee:tly Isis toted th.ot, upon eolculat too. it ha I hero it+irri ilia two-thirds of t' , o 'shuns litre poor of this mo. t y could %either. rend ant seri • much load been door by the beneticunce of individuals, ri •;:011.1r ch.truiri to that fur which lie was DOW ▪ IV°..ate• yr , t he et 'shed iieueli to s-e the e,iu rh.la of the poor more widely extended,•He very ilii it complunekted the i exertio n s Mr. messier towards; tlua ' 'lga 01 10'.f in ,m or i en 4 •°' "'evil. as a . • statement, " that out of tr . 1 .3 itietrocted by him, amulet it deprived metropoliv, not scorn 4 ui . • 1 ,1 O . ever . appeared as a criminal iu i t t•te: whilst by fat the greater part r their I nca swdnrchar the author sty • and titl u er ol a w lit r i ii e e n : t i :s q w u e o l t l ed as modern ti , " T ee l. , u ti ovi h o o n -hft , ts. to prove the itdroutages of 44,40 in a puldicnl as well on re li,putis we trthoite of praise to the Sor l iqc hrttrrins the iondition or the Poor ; and much "Mkt' that to the several Laws pea- .1 by the g Atarr for their ensploynient and sanintrurrice. 110 • at iennsion haul ev , r Is :i ou o f .h et suede fur the r pour, which lit conceie, d stpcilly 11 ' . ."'vy with Nod oi V , why h, .tre. •'t- us tarry wrotrid , 4444inen : .ih sti 4 :re a l l, wore to l efool meclisoics awl feudist's of their couutry and objects; nod OW , / nee sus the prie ' ut eft t e i e : l l l . 6 :_terraetort. suit iC eletvr•terl wrindr, it ttas off. wm loin and good pol•er to incresse le the instruction the Ilitinuttrin , c h ' O O rOllllllO 10 c " . r _ • • • onto'•u the bulk of "'torts alto an Lirgrly to rite 4 1 1 'Wit Or Vie niirltlltog and oraleiot kinZ, A y r The shove is but u very faint betierAelit discourse, which ,f r. l 7 . '"i t e!Y erect; and thecullection thi r_...;:u r es amounted to 1331. 44. (Wing a I.tricrr , 41 ; 1, 2 11 . 0 rt'ilrlol/eleti. to have been given litre nao orcameno. - s ►.~Setttoe,_A Niro. Linn AN. a laundress in Pul 4M^ry•cewt, St. Jainn.'s. pot a period to her ex : r" Yesterday. hy swallowing o portion of *nein*. fririvnt to have di...tensed twenty persons. L i) " Ail/sin g at Plymouth received some slight Ail/sing in the late severe g LDS* CH Vi E LIAM has ins.'s in nrrler, that Z~olon►sionrrsof Bankrupt's do. where a pr. sr,o I..`ffet a Issiikitipt sore than Ogee. inquire very c titl "wif tato the easure of such fi Sur,. rail the ale soire he was a bankrupt before. and ev".ll.Y ti is tfi t Ne r .. 4 l/ Nat, his Lordship bring deter rntnesl , where appear the least fraud, out t, grant a l iatiogom • g o nal filly stint rook !fetid' a i l itarta Pa there were N ew Root ta d beauty reroirniseti • The &Ph itgrb t lig ro , L o d, L ia a wirs bie frdie, Lied! . t rit e gr. noll IA sad 2 1 . mgt. .• 10 0 0" . • D'e•bill7, Brion, Sir I bey., Sir J, I frigh Shrrii t*. gm' Ma. fraud rradniefis kr, Mr. NI tin.e. Mrs it • . sfr r'r. ea I 11. t.-I:tr, Ih 111 6u-tr. 01 the .1. , etc 1.•.1 04.1 SAW 1 1..4 to I• 1 atilir . 4. , tl the S011i.! Heir at L thiuly at . occAstou, 001 IN tr, *tett, dic her, aud tieal earl she Si,• ea,ntal played ti than wet To tit. on. t h e Plano-ti tdiS:ole Cleat I' ▪ a.t 10.11 Allow foe On St pinle•the punched benefit af la tint ti I , lnouita TI-a 1041 I • , z 1:" ter! hem a In the VI fee the e emit of r • storm!, a • ewe; irk nne:oul • Bare: ui 894 4.4111; ▪ et.-itly • OD. t y ;:.• et load be rI r, e or n, 1, 14'11y cot 41,4 L ie 15 . 04 of 1 . Jo• `L t t 4 A 3 I t MC Irv, • Jr! (•! ▪ CU ol r...bdie ON .1 tiri. ;h or Pl,to, fitly edn tP Et Li betty., ut.;:fited ,es L'g;sletu I.an t-;:ule as t!uc•:„4„, v, tll-14•11/ I ti 4.1 )41 . 411 10 letter 0111 ne; acid 1 It •ut „ the an ef thp ' r jr,, trci ueorte ety t!, l'ei of Pub 1 " , ” of i itpe p.. eery th h i , p ~dr . 11111 dye e ° a him, • D. SCUM: tent Y,.. 111 "Ilte fe oth Our ca ilauage • The L do Carol "m!nae s be( Pittk ii i e ere tales., "at In I •lieere 4.1 elfliktt •?LICE. • INVIBION-9100111., OCT IT. lawiree Mod sod his wife Mori Weed were brosslit mg, ••qq spapicior of hiving been coueresed is barglaiiously es refine the bo•se of Alders's* Atkins, es S•udlay the 16th •f September, sod dealing therein • writiax.rßst. The rubbery hod bees perpetrat►d by mesas ul'a ladder, by which some persou bud entered one tithe first. fluor wisdom'. Tire Prisuuers were essaiiked scvaratay. It appeared by the statement of %Virtual Brown, who lived la the sieighbotirliood of Brunolow-street, Golden-laneortaare the Prisoners resided, that a few Jaya :no "Ilia Wood, with whom he was acquainted, informed him that her Intaband had brought home a desk, part of which would be useful in making a milt: any talite but that it was ton satin to sell it yet, an the bitamess had not blowu over. The %Vanes inquired, where the 4(4 e3IIIP from ! and the woman said, from a eonuring.house in Av,tin As Alderman At kins immediately after the robbery had bills distribeted offer ings rewand for the appreheasiou of those concerned, it strwit hint that Wood VIM the person, and be accordingly glee inform:item to the thile es, 140 apnreheuderi the two Pri soners, iu whose apartment they found the ltrukeu desk, awl also n centre-bit The ityk, which hail been completely broken up, was proiliter , l iu sail Mi. Alderman Atkins, by particular toaiks. ideutift,l a wrest of the pieces to bare Ice. lour.' to that which was *alien from his bowie. He like wise i.t ntified tiro steel raw and lii luck of • pert•folio. He was also 31,1 T that a book which was taken in the I'd sailers' ludzings, was one in which lie ha I written the it . 4es of hi children, and ii,vvral family eirumslanees q lint the written le me ha rarefotly taim oil. He also point. , l oat anotky WA, in which he had been in the habit of makilg awswycitt, and un the COVCC of which bite word n private" had brew in ; hot that word was now ohli• sercted, tole wan there a tra•e of wriiine left iu the hook. The whole it the !rapers in the d-ui wet , not of the smallest valise to any pecan hat banself—tu kilo, however, they were of considerable iinpnrtance. The Louts MAYOR inquired of the Primmer, whether the wonian with whom ho coliabile.l was his w.fe ? the p,ii N i e r answered, that she was—ethey hail been married two years ag y at Hull in Yorkshire. lie 1V It then called u;ciai to &crime, fur leaving the broken iu his He said, that Is had bright it frail a person in I'mm:it-lane, in the alone state as it then was ; lie did know the person ' s ulnae; but hi: should recognize Yin it lie saw hint. Tbe Pill:llWe* wife, in her eitatwinstion, staled, that bee hteliorol had iiiforotel her he had poichmel the disk in pettieoat.lane, and t hit psrt of it w.nibt m f.w a bottom to nth. i 4 their chairs. She &died LA lug rapt .meil hes stir in the manner stetill by Crown. Alderman Allies observe!, that he reeoleeted having wen the Prisoner bitteiing about Ansi to-friers , and Jere. wes one of the IsrophAterti, oho, if priezni, 1.011 . 01, b. ho. tiered, epeuk to the fort of the Proo;ier bar* iT been in the c o urt u u Ilse Sunday evening ill it his Lour., ran carr el by means of a tionpliettres latllcr. lie 01..ntd out be sarorised if the Prisoirr himself was a Isasplighter The PeiIIOUT, an twine interrogated on that point, denied ever haw. ig casual his (weal by say other bade them that of a plumber. Alterman ATKIN% stated, that the while City of London w intrieeted in the ouvoslogattoo of the hominess ; for Iron the eureka+ manner, to say iso worse it, in which lamp. lighters h liner holders, Is. 1.td.T1.1.14: . 11 memises were safe. lie had stewed the !adder tic which h.s hawse hall hers en tered, and be that means Ins:Cfouad out tbe Iran is whom it belong:of —that nun but bee• moony...lfs-on the Ward; u; .4, be anderstood, had RUN estirely absented Itilasistf front his eatrawymeat There ware three other ladders lying loose be the place from whence that war taken by which his win dow blot been entered A porton or the setae of Jo* was also asaained As he was lErtuvr• to have bees • very old aegnaatance of Wo.ol, his room had heal searched on suspicion. He had roma forward eutostaaly t *lay, awl gate a eery candid Recta it of hiesself,..Nolliiias critnitastory appvai in; against Ida, he war permitted to depart. oat • promise of untwist); .1.1 en day ova. whew Wend *Attie wife will be naives the pawatwattes, ,*invent • long private eau sagaioa, sad, we understand, •aa Cominitittl. as tacos' meow, CIVILDILALL, OCT. 17. Soopki• COrill, • prell!-looktieg Toon WONSAN of r ery want appearance, chased If - ruses Fry, • realms of twig, with no assault. The Comp!Mount states], that the Defendant railed at her lartatogs in P►imrrrse-street, soul allreascsi her hs s eery abrupt asaourr; 'lse sruts uu the puiut of leaving the room, wheis he >Amos h!, at tier: she inquired, 4101 he mean so strike her! to u hi-is he answered to tut attieuhstive, suul sat. asediatclv kept tut won). . . , Mr. Fry. 3 .keens-looking old man, who stated hitn.elf to hale brr.i . replJytd M the Pest Mike I,w thirty year., totally c ttttt otitted soy arsault had cal:ed tni the Cmnplaisse.it for the ra)knenl of a Mini of mosey wh:ch was dae to hien, awl for the purpose of soMisiong her to quA the abandoned loge of life in which s!‘e had embarked. Mite was then eithaltitiinr, with a ims,eahinst rattiest maker, who had a wifi- !the daaglitcr of a clergyman, with misers lie revei.e4 a fortune of t,0 ,,, •1.), slot a fatuity of four children, now she resided with this man, whom, i‘tderiendcot of his he,sig married, she knurl to hove tedise,A per owl aster, • keit only 15 years of age, by whom also he la td several children. The stf , / upt conversation to wh.ele the Complainant alluded, ens nothing more thari Defendant's baring upbraided her with her .ie;lus cou4ut t. . . Alderman C SNITn (who presi.:.il) demanded of tls• young woman, whether it was true that she lived with • worried man, whom she waa aware bad rbsrascAerl her ,ii.er !" Nuts Sophia Curtis, with the meet wohlusliius cffr outcry, answered bunt it was." The arn thy Alderman orrerely reprobated bee immoral eurtiluot, and dimihsid the com;itaiat. ?err Sumo eras charged by a woman of the name of Rogeri.„ whose husband a prisoner iu the Fleet, with hav ing rrfu , c,l to give up, or properly aceonsit for a bill, draw• by a Mr Burgess, wid endorsed by her husband, for all.' los. which hai: loon deheered to the Pri•oaer for the pur pose of lirving it diseinusted. A S..heitor attended or the part of the Prioiner, and stated, that au areotrat had subsisted Neu weep bit chest and Mr. Rosters, fa. whom he ware time siorc hid 1 1 C7.,.(i7tted bill fir I ts. fur which bill he wee then liable; and to i•- drmcify liiins,ll, he hid made use of the prearut hill. Mr. Burgers, the drawer of slit bill, stated, *lilt he had hero tii apply to Mr. Itinters to get the hill ilioroisat - r.i, Mom the iiitrisluct • of a Mr. IVO:et - mid-Wm had re, rive.' of. •able far his bill, which had fouad its tray Otto the hoots dr. Mr Galibisns, then iu Court, of whom he knew Our of the parties cuneer.ird its the transaction hail veil his mhirma, No. 5, Both-new, mod offered to serve ham (Burgess), as bin wik was so the dress-end:lag line, with nay quantity uf velvet or silk he might have ,scars' for, at a very low price ; bat when lie inquired at the ►oase, be kited no such person had ever lived Acre. Al4erenatt Sm 'Tit said, ke gm sorry to lee that be bad fallen how sack ►ad bawls, but that Comet had no jarisdic. tion iu Ilse ease. 'rim part:rs then adjaartsed into the street, %Timm Mr. Bsov.i. amused himself for a conSulerable time, abusing Lit urn , nents a art of sailitll.rw—sud they Were not very retarmug the euutploueat. sow-s Y...slerilay, Rickard Pell4llll* hay and straw asles.asin in St./1A..10e. Market, wa. br.ru3kt before Mr. 111;•tr, the sit th.g Ita.:istrate, on • minim ma for selliag, on the 79th of Sepi.:niaf last, to James Gaunt, in Wigature.street. so busses of straw, 30 ut which were abed quality is the in side. George Keene, of the Cock, in the Haymarket, atteutled fur the Defendant, and pleadi-d " Nut Guilty." William Hale, t:katt to James Gaunt, sold, that he was present on 11w Toth of September, when the atimdiust sohl i,iiseies of straw in St. James's Hay-Market, to James &Ain', and he was present when the minestraw was larosglit b.nne to Mr. Gaunt's yard, in Wipes ire-street; whets, on u rniio some of the grosses, and fielding them bad in the In. 5; 3,,,. the carter was desired to wait tdl the Clerk of the M 'triter was pest for. . Witham Strives, Deputy Clerk et the Steckel, mid, thou es the up:h of Sept. he was aunt ter I. Mr. Gatunt's yard, u igen 1 c upeurgl cud esaimilted 4 7. I ro vies of tinny, in 44' which unze ge the tanuire of interior g,gulginsi W whAt the tretgides appeared fa be,toelat eauspoled at rttort 'draw, thistles, sad weeds: that some of the trusses had moreof it than others. He eras convicted in the 'washy of U. fur th;rtyerasmil, aniestatiug to tl. la. aad 71.64. wets. at•Rf.IIOIIOOOH•STRCI7. ANOTHER MONSTER! We regret to Slate, that the punisbniems lately ingieted en rib 011'm/dies seems to have had irut little .•!Feet n .the prertatiou of acm lain off ore A man of genteel appear ance, of the mime of hicierd C'uwtiri•lce, was •-'ay charged at tb-a Oaiee, by Je.epli Mille, with a ANIMA assanit ie ilyite Park ; and the digesting evidence was liv:11, that the Prisoner wee committsd, mid we cannot offend the ear by any detail. The Prisoner, eke was formerly butler to Mr. LL.-1:,:e, 51, tf-airy.street, bin who is now a clrrk or eicsicoser at the Office of Comptroller of Army ,tre,aort•, was ronyeyc,l with difficulty .feuin St. tanks': watch-bosise, aoiidst nn infuri.it► mob, who satiated him with dirt, sticks, fists, and other offensive weapons, until has features were uot discernible—After his examination. Messrs. Watkins, of Mary•le-bonetstreet ; sad Mr. Turner, of Qncen-Anne street, offered tliciuseltes for bail ; but the Prisoner sou.tht refuge iu the Office until a late boor, to avoid as ildiguaal south waiting at the front and back doors. CA 31 LI t;.th.t. 15. Weine‘tiav bettl4 tile lint day of MichttPl. rmit Tenn, the f*,,lloy. log G..ettltnien were elected Ofii:•ers of the 11..7,,ieersoy for th► t osninz vc.ir:— P!tOCTURS-1. Attphgl, M. A. Pern4rok.l.lt4ll; J. G. Wh dry, M St Peter'. roller. Algot:KAl its—T. .1, ploogt, M. A. St. Joho.; college; T. Turbot, AI. A Colo %I 31uul, VI A. Christ's-College ; M. W. Janet, M. A. St .1 ulisi'll-CI.IIeT,R:. SCRI:TATORc—T Vensey, B D. St. Putea's-College; O. A Brow'', M: A. Irs intty•Colirge. And fist the following Gentlemen were ren ted Mensbero of the Cu nit fur the year The icy. Ilene Milner, D D. Queen's-allege, Vwce Chancellor; the Rev. &le. Pearson, D. D. Sidney-CuNege Divinity; the. Key. Jui. Josrett, Trinity-hell, Cori 1.3 o; I'. W.;le, \I I) St. Pelves college, Physic; the Rev. G M A. Benet•adleee, Senior Non Regent; the Rey R. P: Bu•ldtcutn, M A lei Quevis•collep, Senior Re g"!!: The gm. Tl.oimi• Stapleton, ellest son of Baron f,e-ile•Snencer. to ltd.ittti...l a NotAessiali of Tnnity. The Rev. W. ii. Ne•tirs of Pembroke-hall, was on tVedis •ilse admitted Wister of Art.. Tire Rev. Venice' Timms. Cualtstin, B.A. late of. Trinity.,A.,.. t e, is elected hf St. initn'e. in vueant by the death of the it-e. W. Sheep shstilts. There were sixteen candidates fur this sal tiii6le preferrneut. SAMPtilttD Griosr. The Rev. 'Mr. Calton het published en Appendix to kis former Pamphlet, relative to this extraor dinary story, in which he controverts almost every 0.,e of the alleged farts in the ititemetits iu The Taunton Courier; ant states as a proof that the ex traorlinory noises, ;re. have not ceas-d—thot Mr. Sully, an Excise Officer in that neighbourhood, hurl ttely made an affidavit," That on Friday, Sept. 11. he went, about te.. at night, into a cliumber, deicri:.eti as hark; a large modern window in it; —that he desired Mr. entire and Mr. Tat lor to walk op with him, and to place thentselve• at the window, and on no accouut to move from it--.9nit Nlr. then held the door in Isis hand that leads ft om th • larger into the lesser room, in-which lesser ?own t ..i!ngloo +onsnan y slept—tout Sally was cant te-11 with Airs. Chine daring the chafe of iltattinas i n another spartmeut, at Mr. Sully's request. While S. held this door half alien in his hand, which do it is about three feet from the foot of the lied in .rhich thi, woman slept, lie clearly and distinctly I:e:rd something corning up the stairs—he heard it ;.laialy era's the anti-chamber, and cuing it;ani the b e d in which this Walltill as.. It immediately beat it.r violent ly, priaeipally, as Mr. S. co ti Id percent: by he somids, over the hips and legs. In the midst of thew, tiows,a bile they were at their grearst height. hr iiistvitunircrisly thrt White door fully open, the moon shone very /right thiectly two the apittinent : had any thi.ig material attempted to e.;capo, he affirms he mast hove aren or heard it, as the win (Lev is very tirite (lecapving two-thirds of the li , earlth of the whole room). He is, quite positive that he heard and ,ter tire hung escape, and that Mr. Taylor and .Ir. Ctiave kept their position at the j11,111W." Toe Appends[ eenclurles with an affidavit sworn before the :11.1% or of fiverion, en the -27th ultimo. by Chive. William Taylor. James Dodge. and Sally C ise, that they are entirely ignorant of the ....use of all the extraordinary circumstances which have occurred at thf , 6,in.e of Mr. Chave. g BeixEaa.---The lung pendia) enrich bets ixt Cri6 the celebrated pugilist , and A/o/y/reaix the aspiring 'lack, was to have been wade yesterday, fur a considerable stake. besides a swlrseriptioo purse. 'rlie Gentlemen who were in attoml ,nce to bsck Crib, were disapirunved at the norr-appear- MICE of Aiaynedz's friends, who had uJt evcia the caticieseeimien to eigirity their intentiui.s. Thus the black, who is eager for coinhat with no other man thAir Crib, was left iii the lurch; and inost likely. as he lme nu dependance on his proposed bicker., the match will never take A sults and boa wife, ss;su were leis in the care of a Gesolesis,a, house in Mary-le-hone, disposed of the greater part of the property at a Pasentiroker'a; and, on the man bring taken into custody yester day, nu It sa than is hundred an ' ty-6.e dupli cates were found in his po.eerion ! The aauvass for Comoros Cooncilmro het al. re.oly commenced io the City. where the contest ou St. Thomas's Day is expected to he unnm diy Pine new catolMates are said to be already annoa wed. - The Athoard, Er.ttorr, from Virginia, has ar rived at Ramsgate, walla the lass of twu anchor mkt caLles _ _ Nlr. E. Pumas, jun. of Dover, who went on Mo.v!ay •n Sandwich to see a brig launchtll, which had beet' built there, and of which he wee. a part owner, wt's takes; ill an his arrival, and expired soon after. Ile had been ill some -nine since, but was suppoiert to have licea perfectly recovered. Oa Sunday last, Park Chapel, in eltel-ea,whieh has been repaired am! rut sfged, was ripened for di vine service. The Los. Hisnow of the diocese preached a most excellent clisilnirae for rite benefit of a public charity. as !torsi Histiito-ss tl'c Doke of Sessrot, Preettlet.t of the Aust•tistiou in question. :wended upon the occasion, and was reseited with the honours due to his exalt..o rank by the Queen's lloyAl 'Volunteers. Several chorus-s were Per ftrmed its a roost excellent st,le by protettiounl singers, and hit Royal Highness the Duke' of KENT'I band. COONSEI.LOR IPDONVE'LL'S CPRECH Continued Groat our pet:Wing Pal a. Ear * us IV. Cicineut VI I. 'Alex inder I Victor Pet •r De Litct. w:tu silted him•el ti - ne•tiet XIII. io.d :natty others, were elec ed •, • mjwily of C ord.no.s. who sacred th ince! •es o tie ii • flu.nced hr s nine of the Cruaro-lv, t t. of thaw iwrscms so elected were ever recrt_oiz it by the Church ; on the coutiary. sine of th ,, 11 were deposed by General Council*, as was the e.se of lEogenitus, swim wttA &11/11.rd tiv the Outwit of otheri .tt ere totally rejected by the Cuo eh ; mid where it li:sppeard that smother esudi.lete was approved of by the free and indite - ad-tit members of the. Conel ire, although fortniux the minwity. this candidate has beet declared ifuly elected Po r e, cud receivr.t. Now, Gentlemen, I would sok you. Iva I nut borne out by these facts in my first pain tom T or is it to be supposed that the whole Ca. tholic Church will, to oblige a tyrant who be, be, a its greatest enemy forget the rowdy and div,hity of its charact e r, an d &este from that wny in eth Ch it has travellid for !Soo years; fur. unl•se. tt sio it is completely impotsibir that etch a met vas Car. sluice Fesche sh old ever he recognized l'aise; um/ I am perfectly convinced that even shooed he be appoinici to-morrow, there is not* single Cetnolie Priest in I eland who would recognize his appoint inert. I come now to my second asver:on. that eves though C41.1 - final Fesche should be Pope, it is morally impossible for him to inju e i.s any de• gree the ri_:!its of the Ki•ig in this kingdom ; all that I raid on the outset hears directly on this point, and therefore I will not repeat thee" NOVI" meats, but ia.• rely read to tour rtculleettou that Cardinal Fes( i.e most of necessity meet an iminsi cibl oppluitinn in the numerous o lass of allegi. ai,cc. the dn:nestic education of cur Priests ; and more than all, in the necessary consequ• Dees of the groaing liberality of our Prorenraot Brethren; fir with all oar fault. we still arc Irishmen. and th ere. fore cannot t,r ini,ceptible of ingratitude. Awl here • I think it right so state a fact. to .hew the &pow si.ious of our ai.hatal tOtOarde Poisaiorte:—the Irish S;od.mts in Lisbon, hiving been Devi ed- be him to come to Frsoce. and take p o...e:ilia, of the Colleges which they held before the Rea in. lion, sot the establishments stitched to them. the Students applied to. their Bishops foe toeir. . edifice and direction*. and the His opt info. awl them that if they did accept of such elf of any other offer rooting from that quarter. they a t on:y would not ordain them, bat would out suffer ti.ein to officiate in any dietetic irs Ire. hod. I ask you then; Gentlemen,. are those tlilt men whose loys:ty should he assailed by such Stab. by, side-wind insionatioes ? There are two other points of view, in which it in necessity to eistwitter this rare, and to which all .theta slat ultimately refer:, the first relates to the prosicability of rat tw log tiny such power as in required. to the Crean; end, stebodly, supposing the practicability, we west consider the policy of the asearetoos We& 1 recto the State. It is 'ridiculous to say that It is.not any pewit:Le • power which is sought to be vested in the Croon • for it is manifest that may men whether low - call it iiegative or affirmative,, moot hove a ppd.. live operation. flippose you gr lit'', the Lug, not the power of nomination lionanwalty. but the power 'of rejection; does it not altimstely amount to the same, inasmuch as so woomioatios can take effect without the mascot of ties Crows being fine obtained ? And now do you not see the evil consequences that may follow the invest.. such a power in the email l Poe althoisalt the King, or rather bis,Minktera, may twit have it in their power to nominate als unfit pinata in the first lOSiallre. nevertheless they nets lit, by ee l est it rejection, keep tho See tamest unt I some such per e. . sun should be propos d. Th e truth is, there nay r was such a power of nomination as is now songht granted to Protestant Prince. Never bad soy person of s elitferent religious persuasion the right of nominating at appointing Bishops in the Catholic Church. This may appear miter a haidy ossens tion. after what has been so often mated by the ad. TOSOWS of this Pao, but I pope to be able to sine tisfy you that lam justified lie my assertion. "%eve advocates immediately refer you to Passim; aid I really think they could not hare selected a more nes happy el +aspic ; but I suppose it is the best they could produce. It was is the year 1700 that Fie. derick 1. was suffered.to our the title of King rif Prussia. From that time until the year 17404 there were not ally Catholic states in that burg. dom ; bat its the latter year. Frederick 111. seised on Silesia, and annexed it to his•lonxtition. tharto the nomination to the Catholic Bishopris • in Silesia was ecet•ii in the Itiniiener ; out when the Government of Silesia bec , me Protestant, the mode of appointment ass altered. and it is now in Prussian Silesia as it is in Irsland. Do wes tuterev.r, uttlyrtqe, that no attempt was M•kde to continue the appointment in the governing poste, but that attempt was resisted. sod resisted si effect—md yeti 6eid his Holiness Benedict IV. id a letter to the Bishop of Breslau; in 1746, statine. " in the whole Ecclesiastics' History there is not recorded g single easuisle of alkraina tile appointment of a Clitholio B shop or Abbot to a Sovereign of soother Bellow." I thiik Glades men assist 'acknowledge that I am pretty well supported up to the year 1746. You see the anestioa been always considered purely lica cleviastical : a Catholic Prince could hive no wilt to destroy or injure the religion he profeaad— but it dyes nut follow that the same confidence should be placed in a Pointe twolessing and main taining another religion.—is If I were a Protestant (said the Speaker). I should never consent to have the guardians and pasi.in of my Church sp. pointed by Ca,holies." And jou may alarm with what jealousy the Legislature has proadi d such an event—for by reference to the 10th me. tie* of the Act of 17d3. to which the Kleist lion. Gentleman has adverted. jou will bed it parneulady unaided, that no Papist shall Waal. lowed to nominate to any benefice whistever.-s. In the same us you sissy ohlwrire, that in the Convention adored into between his Holiness and the French Government. in Septeueliev HMI; it is apes ifically agreed, that in case any of the sue. angora of the Chief Consul should not be • itomsa Catholic, then the isominitton to the Bishops' Sees iv to be regulated with regard to him by s sew Con. oetaiou. Whew we are labeling the practicability