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on es toirledAloo in a ilongeoo. Oil them alone let h.r call for au litCl9/1111. The with ease, as well as another sma ll er our. were kept for the famous Lalsotio, and for TA. leyeand. Immediately os re.entertn( Paris, I went to inform thus that theme eaimes were et their ili.onsal. But Talleyrsoil, pin And just 'toned Aiwa! wilk the piddle fray &sari that it was too little. Laborie, who was Mis f ic i e firm, and Secretary to the Provisional grew alarmed at the compidainta end fAarrololionool lllo Q uail of Westphalia. which mina became the universal my of the Etnnoportiefe, and the topic. on whirl, they vest. ed their regrets aed their west. (this went au far. that pls. culls wit/Wear isweigibing amaiost site arrest of that Prin. ergs, were poled up through's,* Paris snit the seigithsering ' alms), Thus intimidated, he dosed to take hut little. therefom ordered my valet-de-chamber to carry thane tiro core to 'esteem* and &milli's. shore they were received , without the treat hesitation, opened is toy shrove, tad their contents divided summit awe. They had, in fact, the lame fate as the other iliac " At saideisht on Saturday, obeli:lJ April, 1 strompaided Ventres' to Vilrollre house, ober, hr fere to tied person le my weeper, and that of 3Tr. Davies (awl plated on his might tahle), thefrar bag. gook! which the Osten of West phalia also claims. flock was the fate of those cases soil timer bor. sod 1 ehalleoge all the Mimi robbers stets bait ed oaf slid retook/ by the Comere drArtors, seek as Tifton., ?mamma, insoles, be. sad with them all judiv vial kens% soda Peequier sans Mart, charged with their jetnileedeo • my eves the Islgoilros Judges of the Coe ?renewal Iteeeel of Deasy, to assert or to prove the tee- owl° M. Da ilsosecutL then details the measures . he adopted for preeerving the lives of the yonng NAPOLEON, and Josace and JEILOIEN Boos. lesaft—the lives of whew, he asserts, were in his power; and had he taken them, wealth, power, mud earthly harmers were his reward. Our bestirs pre vent es from pursuing the course of his vothiings and persecutions, in consequence, as he msertr, of having disappointed of their prey those who em f4oyed him on this dreadful enterprise. But we trust the matter will be fully iuvestiiptled; and should this Memorial be unsupported by suffi cient proof, that the author of so vile • calumny against the feet and honour of three Sovereigns, whose moral characters hod hitherto stood well with the world, will be brought to open trial, and, if convicted, be as openly punished... This is the only method of disproving the charge I but should it he passed ever in silence, er be no imered geirerally by simple contradictions is pe riodical journals, the Memorial will go drawn to posterity with undiminished force, cud present to the future histories' a mass of evidence to darkest the suoals of our time, and give to perpetual exe cration the metuory of three Princes' who could combine to murder in cold blood an aufortuoate Sovereign, his infant son, and brother,. - _ It is teported that the French General Goes. °sob was yesterday arrested by a warrant from the Secretary of State, and the whole of his papery seised. The arrest of the General is said to be in eenseqltenee of me late dWplffellei frons - St. /fi lm', respecting a plot for the liberation of BONA.. PAITS.-..-INtottley Paper.) An article from Detroit, of the )Bth of Septem. her. in the Habra* Papers, toys. " Lord SELIIILIE was striated by the Sheriff, at the suit of the North West Company, on Sersday lam, in as action of trespass. His Lordship intends to rooted the le many of the arrest, as being ea the Lotd's Dey." Tne Duke of RECIVIONp hod approved Wf a plea for farming a canal between the Lakes Outran' and Erie. Two sloops, to lie called the Britostart and Jasper, are ordered to be built at Portsmouth Dock-yard. The Cheryl, is to be fitted for a long cruise, if found it fur service. The Forrester stoop of war is to be fitted and appropriated fur the qoaranti ne **mice at the Motherbank. instead of the ithrtaider. The iVesierlso sod /folio (new ships) are to be toward over afloat. 'I he teak line-of battle ship building at this yard is to be called the /odes. The Hope and (Spouts* are to be sold. We understand that 1,400 seamen, 12 Lieute. omits, 12 medical officers and assistants, and 114 midshipmen, are to be employed on the coasts of lient and Sussex, to prevent misprint- The 4th, sth, gth, and 21st regionteits of infan try will ensleirk rat , Portsmouth for the Li:ewsril I,4aiirla; the 54th reginsrut.Gor the Cape of Good !lot*: 184 h. isth, Sgth, end the ed bait: of Ride Corp., fur Ireland. Our letter from Dover, dated N ovember 13, (Friday) says—" Ste transports and hired vessels hove arrived to-day, wish. • port.of the lath regi. "Wilt of Fluroari, rod about thirty-two ver.el* have *riled on retlllll to Calais.. The lull re. , ' :reent of lancers rowelled Ileum this monsing l et Maid stone." As a proof of the advance in property, consider. able quantities of land have been *old during the last week, at the land salearat Cawood and Selby, and tlw prices have equalled from J 2 t 5 3d years purchase, arid its some instances couunderahly higher, et full toenail , . " The psassic," says the 1 fampshire Teltwroplt4 "oec.ismoeil by this most nitexpetted event (Goo ns failure). naturally produired a rsoi on the other Bank 4.1 this town—that of Messrs. VI:mt.:ANL end CERIUM GRANT. But a cionsidersble body ed respectatile inhabitants, cons:aced of the stn• bility of that house, made a publii, drelwatiam of their coofirieorr. no, prompt Act tended gr-inly to clutch u.uch of the mistrust cogrodetell, and Aleins. Cruse %breed, by their tradomso to surd the at-l.ts of all oho came to their Bank, that they 1)0'0. M1P . ,1 the most anion 11111rililA of aatielying every demand that could be. merle upon therm. The next mooning they received 10,0001. worth of hank of Enolai.d mites from Meser... I.sututoke coil Co. their Loudon arillter-t end as it was known that LADUROILV smut! CO. must hare VI rlaiii WitiOlUt OtAl End Dit their o w " "'P m ' . ` o3 . l ily. under the uppreltersoon only Chet the (allure of the rola r Gaol( sould forodtlet o tuts V " Messrs. On 4!4 rs- circuelstsurct oar regarded' as a further cenvise Mg proof of the Pol hill.). of 11es-ra. GRANT . * establishment, and con lidecce was sums cumpletely restuted." • ' • ,;I. 14 ..-......: :-.....!---, f ,• , ....- , 4 .--...-->- 7 ,_ -.\--- ci ......... r .„ - • - 4 44 1 - ''."'lt` - gi' 4 'pp!,..l4• t DRUB) - -LANE THEATRE. Fisiorrley night was performed a plat., founded on Al A at.oir!a tragedy of The Jew ef-Aldia. .The i 4 chracterised by that rich vein of native genius whirls rusts in such profusion through our ancient national Amos. The copy varies from it considerably, both,in the conduct and cet•strnplie. One of these tsarist/eft (without giving any opinion on their general effect! gives a fine opportunity for the exertion if Mr. Ke•o's talents. The death of Abigail. she daughter of Beru!,as, is produced without his scowl ; when it is stinouliced to him, II single spark of natural affection struggle•for a mo ment under the weight of his Ake: diabolical pas sions, but iii en Minna is extinguished, aed he glosses over his ineeinsibility by the oppression and wrong s be was suffering ender. It seems the here or moustet et the piece wise designed as a counterpart of Arichfinsel. Accordingly, in his iniquity he soars far shove the coutrooo level, and executes all his schemes except the lest with a celerity and certainty that Wean above the reach of, human posters. His ultimate &alters 119werer. well illustrates the rt.- sooting a a French authoress. who says, it was not to lie supposed that so mighty u mind as Illechiarers could have adopted the theory of vice, 44 which is two brief. and has too little of the prospective in its most intricate combinations." Barabsi is character entirely adapted to Mr. kitsw. tt not may possesses those dark terrible qualities of be. tied and revenge which this actor is so well skilled to assume, bin that dissimulation and hypocrisy which requires in every scene the rapid changes mid abrupt transitions in manner end tone which. Pro tests-like, he apparently delights to run through. He was emittetitly successful, and completely exiii. s bited the exterior of a men or whom it might be said— " Why he err smile, midstream , while he smile*, And cry evident to that wine% grieves his heart; And wet his cheeks with artificial leer' s And frame his face to all occasions:* The proonociotion of the hoe-- "All that l bevels them whoa taw dead," was. in our apprehension, incorrect. A panic was made after the word shige i and the remainder of the line delivered with sficli a qualification of tone and manner, as to indicate that the Jew had in the first transports of rage against Abigail. resolved to make his servant the resent owner of his posses sinus —hut, then, by t influence of his habitual avarice, had changed mind—a sense inconsistent with the parts immediately preceding and follow ing. Mr. Kean Was encored in the bong he intro duces while under the disguise of a musician. The Jtee's dying imprecation. bursting, as it seemed. from • heart overflowing with demoniacal malice, war terrific. Abigail (a name in latter days de based to meaner use than the heroine of a tragedy) was very well performed by Mrs. W. MIST. Like Jessiey she is of a mach finer mould than bu sirs, and eiefeslated to excite interest and pity. Mrs. W. WEST delineated. very feelingly. h —Cr resent ment at the injustice done her father her affection fur Don Mathias, remorse for deceiving Dos Lo dotcick, and heart-felt penitent". Mr. Cower.r. displayed much judgment. and a curious sort of humour, in the eccentric Ishansore. Mr. OXBUIIIIt looked 1104 acted the bravo Phiha Borsch excel lently. Both play and afterpieee (Barmecide) were received with great approbation by a tolerably good house. Yesterday Divine Service was performed at Carl too House by the Rev. Dr. STAXISA CLARKE, Chaplain to the Household. tier MAJESTY received the week before last • Isrge packet of daipatclies from the Duchess of Ilumitutu, and we understand that but a few days Igo she give orders to her silversmith to manufac ture a sumptuous set of plate for a iirjeune, together with several articles of silk, as presents for her fa vourite dsughter.—(Evening Paper.) The two pet this who can best lay claim to obirptitv tei the last four months, are the Emperor KussiA and Mow O'NEILL. W have heard of them at Aix-la-Chapelle, at Brussels, at Paris, at York, Liverpool, Loudon, sod all about the some time. Violet. citron, and grey are not sn much Used as lately by the Kllll4Oll milliners. l'lse bats most wan% are of ro.e-coloured satin, and ;Asia black Some of tiwse Il*ts are tfilTlfilltNi with velvet of the culotte °fleas& storii. the autumnal leaf. The Lincoln annual Stuff Ball, held igi the County Assembly-amen. ou Wednesday evening c", !La i in.sant, IV AG numerously and resinetably si tended. The colour of the stuff was damask rose. Cougars. of LINDSEY, Patroness. *tad the Hight Hogg. Factotum% J. Ituatusoi cad Sir ft, :Nun" Bart. the Stenitois. Amour the Ind arrival% at Bath are-- 'flu. 116140 p of Woad Du*ager Counsels of Itelrirster, Kosrberry, Lady Burdett, Lady Dunbar, Lady U. Cleffoid, Ladylh.o, Lady 111.11eith, 1..4) I.:efy Trent!drawly°, Boded of Clyna sod fatuity, 14011. Mrs. 1 4 4,1 1 Sir S. and 14.1 y Itayev, Sri h. Hitt. Sir s D'uttkiag, f;raerst 31-Lcual, Adatiral Blackwoud, Viol-Admiral sad 11111. Liuser. On the occasion of the happy birth of an heir to the illustrious house of PUwiv, Lord Viscount Ct. vs ordered two oxen, with a proportionate num tier of sheep, to be gem) to 411 P poor families of Wel.li Pool and the vicinity of Pawls Quilt, with victor of CICJ to du. There was s Concert s nt Blenheim on Thhrsday ?ten . ' lig last, for the benefit of Alm A I.IIIW, to whom the noble owner of that forinerly RIRIUNOSI hod ob. lo4itigiy grunted the use of his elegant little Theatre for the occasion. Hit Cirsce himself condrsceisderl occasionally to join the Orchestra, mud in the course of the eveottig some of his own inhumed compost tows were introduced. The compaoy consisted of the principal font its of the netgltbourhood, with sev-n-al of the Herds of Illouyes dud the 11fruActi of the UM:witty. PRIVATE CORREspa.vDENCE. PUGILISM EXTRAORDINARY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE Bill 11811 PRESS. • AIR-LA-CHAPELLE, HOPHIABER 9, SIR---My political communications do not ap pear to have suited your ta.tr, which 3. isrprimes me the more, as they have been highly prized by vouie of your contemporaries, rho have given them a ready ir.sertion. Perhaps I many be more fortunate in matter of a different quality. and with that ex pectation I now address you upon a subject, which, if I may judge from the public press, is of no little importance to your numerous reattem—You are aware that arnottg other great swells who gad the fashionable hornuil of this gay city, are many of the Fancy, from London, inclisding Carter, Richmond, Scroggilis, and other 4est.raters, aliens I have teen so often grace the Fives with their presence. lib addition to these distiug•islied persomtges, we have others of nut less note, Mikan!! Beak Sandy Dainty, Berlin Bill, and several others of great prowea• its tbeifslie art. I now proceed to give you an account of one of the hest snatches in the; annals of the hos ing ring, lately fought here, with the particulars of it► origin, &c. being well aware that an a case of such eitraordioary importance, 'vir circumstance, however trivial, will prove interesting.—lt seems that about three years age Monsieur L--, a French Farmer, entered into a contract with Mears. Russ, Pros., and Co. for the maintenance of a age . dock of sheep, their joint property, for five years, upon his own lauds, in considerstion of their fleece, and the improvement of his own breed, by cross with the foreign sheep, who are greatly su perior to the 'cosine in suite, bone. and esteem. The French Farmer, however. lately beattne tired of his bargain, and wishing to get rid ofit, the parties being all friendly, it was agreed to refer the matter to refer ence, same to be held in this city. Among the referees happened to be Bilking ?lab and Sandy Dandy, between whom sense sparring took place, which led to a regular challenge. and the battle was fought yesterday. in a forty-foot ring. Nick Fineeviart, the knacker, from the vicinity of Tothill-fields, was bottle-holder to Bob, and Je»ky, of Scotland-yard, his second. Berlin Bill was second to Sandy, and Frank ike Vengkrnene his bottle-holder. THE FIGHT First rwited--Tlie two eoestistAtits, on entering the rig% impressed for each other els highest eogei,katios"—rre► sew more elegant eeremoay st Nolan Inset. It was fol. lowed up in quick time by Sandy, in • Weida forward right-banded blow, pleated on Hors mg, wide! . proved a jore-Lreeksr.—Two to one on Romig. Second rowed—Boa assumed an ii#asitiy attitude. Bandy broke Ihroogb his guard sod bored him. Bob gut XI:NW ba 1. elsaseery, ism! A sway in his usual style. Sao* want down. Bob " WWI prosindo.".— Betz equal. Third rogad—A mart bit ea Rees shirt told well. It was returaed by a blow se bit, adversary's imam, +bleb blinked him slightly. 'llse refit of this rowed was a sort of hag. bob looblia like it •alapling is the paws of a bear. He extricated himself, howomr, adroitly, by firming his beck epee Alonfr The fourth, GM% and Math meads owe marked by several blows, and all ceded to the disadvaatase of Nob. Serena round—this round proved the "fmarlementalfen- Imre" of the light. ftoi gave his sriversory a severe cross. buttock, and Sandy, recoveries himself, duns B• 1) Neatly over hie shoulder. Eigklk reeissf—The ma being slippery, Deb Dude • fres ru, whit* brought hiss to his knee. .Sieuty threw up kid lteue, dittleiltist le *AO .fir e. "oat frogs the .robs " Brave, Saadi, r From the 9th to the 17th resod afforded aothiag veloark. able. There was rkgreat dcal of dell proliot Ilgifos, some heavy ',klieg from Sandy, and WIN Aware ea As part of Bob. Eighteenth rounit—Bob appeared gay and chirrupy — Sandy eyed hie with tiorereign coatesopt, and wet hint with a smart rhopper, whieb seat hiss abroad for a time, but Dub rallied with spi►it, and drove his adversary against the ropes. A loud cry from the ring, "No half hanging!" _ • _ Nineteenlit soustd.r•Bob npw seemed quite exhausted. In. snaking su ill.direeted blow, be fell by lois own coedit's. It was now all dicky with biol. Caleb Baldeha's Mosey to Thieving Kitty's French Pug. Twentieth round--Bob appeared quite is a doisfrom. Pe was floored by a slight tap on the proboscis, sod the O ght below quite out of him, be was led out of the ring as blind as a bat. lie was immediately put to bed, and blot, en. piously. Bandy, to she./ ha was sot scratched by the light, cleared the ring in s aeries of Assousto, sod Oansedistely set out to Oil) the French Pasts and his other Mese, to receive theit;eoagratulatioss. We naderstasd has since challenged baton, Bales, Wilson, and all the other eels. braved pedeleriana, to Ina& or run say disiasce ler any sus. OlisalrATIONS. Prom ate very commencement of the light, it was evidint that Billirtg Bob had no chance of winning. : His adversary had infinitely the advan tage in also, weight] and vigour, and when he had colkcted his strength; and put forth his antis; his bi.,a went forward with !lie irresistible forie of i r cane ii hello. In dition to this, he w a s D ot d e = ficient iii tactics, nd could mauteuvre With the best in the riAt To the great superiority 1 N or brute stre the tri Bob relied upo n his great skill and icietilvi thele Cosild little avail, where blowiveuld Ist • . sullied der per: ried—fiiiit sari fissessisWere; Iliiillele I rift, " 411 is tr ot say eye end Betty • . •:' 'The bill-rush of the pigmy, however.ide i liandikl, could not put asidei or hitt &woad kb oer Hercules : but even Bub's or.ie . oce A been treacly ever-rated. He is a round lighter, always lbei the alsift. He stldom meatures his &Malice correctly, and id con= • ~ MI IP t • . segpip o ee his blows oftip .11‘11..5h!11,..5t :gift pit wt. ... Mated ill au-fighting. . PEDIGItEIt WIVE 14. it match ilist has eiteitiot so 'mien inteleiii in Eiirtope. the birth, parentage:awl education of such rinititigisislod heroes of the Faney will not go for nolL . :lg.—Sufilve it thii to rity....thrat Bilkieig Bo is an Irish ha, but he is not at real Sprig (If Shnle• logh for all that. When a . stripling, lie distitignisbill himself. ou.,the serlilesso is. I)ll.66inaits w veiy severe refight loot h..nppostsil to 7eiy snperior merit.' Ile 'hewer' the Write feather mo 11th "re•k011• 11 " d• • it is presumed. oweil his %uerr,e, -I,'y; host the victory, however unworthily o!diiii:erl, placed him at once high in the lists of the Fnmey. queOly, in England, we have seen lititi coostatilly in the ring. but only us second or bottle-Swifter to Slender Billy. the late Champion of F.o.:Lititt, or some other first -rater, until a lucky lure-up with Lisbon George, alias the Sham Antharvolor, Hoe of the neatest sparrers of the rimy, brought bins into repute, and got him the character of plea. Sluice that ltd has been pretty busy, and has fought meaty tumefies of note end prowess. He pass.e.res, tin doubt. some essential requisites; he has great great perseverance, sad,. as a gletion, can essry away► as touch beatiog as ass, wen eau . 4 rive Wan. Tithe grand desiderata must always render bite very troablesosse castanet. Sasdy Dandy. like tio4. is a lad of the North. but or a different country. He is • I•d of great powers, and now decidedly at the head of the FANCY." The two miscellaneous Concerts given by Mr. altatust, at Boston Theatre, ma the eteatings of Thursday and Friday last, attracted most resp►ct. able and pretty name/oats audiences, and afforded a delectable treat to the lovers of trite liarutony. A Lady jest returned from a short visit to France, expresses her at.tonishiesent the vulgarity and ig norance of the Oxford people, who, shell ►peaking of GAS, pronounced the final r. The true Porisinu twoeuneistion she assures her 100 uud whist parties lb Gm. On the ilth instant the remains of Sir SAMUEL Routt.t.y and his Lady were interred iii the family vault at KMII, near Presteiga. The mailmen; were, his brother and nephew, with his brothers-in law, Mr. Wutirans:ft and 'Mr. DAtri3. The bearers were, Lord LanstiowN, Mr. BuouG HAM, Sir tiantous intro. Mr. Flub Luvirs, Mr. RICHARD PRIM Mr. Wnisidasr, and -Air. ALLEN. The Rev. Jou* GRIIIIII, Vicar of Wig more, performed the funeral ceremony in • mobt impressive manner. Sir S. EoustAn's awful death formed die aohject of appropriate discourses he the Rev. ArclifleACDD THOMAS, and the Rev. E. EiRINFIELD, at Qom,- square and Laura Chapels, Bath, yesterday re'tis night. The Norwich Union.—On Monday last • very numerous and respectable meeting of the members of die Satiety, wns held at the Angel-Ton, in the city of Norwich, for the purpose of taking into edit sideratien the conduct of Mr. Taos. Ruinous, sen., the Secretary, and adopting !Well measure. re specting him as the meeting should see fit. %When, after a long debate, and hearing Mr. BIONOI.D I.s his defence, the question was pin for the removal ant e dismistial of Mr. RIGNOLD front his situation of cretary, and carried without a dissentient voice. It appears that CHARLES RERNETT'S law•►uit Ras ROI with Mr. HORSLEY. but with 11►. I)IO• ROM. the well-known singer. That being askeit, whether he *wild take a specific rural to reliaujuisit every real or pretended claim he might have, htt r e. pliql in the affirmative ; and oda accordingly paid 1,400/. Mr. HORAEY'S wife 14 the thoughts.; of Mr. Thallium; the sullen child is esmeted to be heir to his grandfathe►'a (Mr. Dian um's) property. which is considerable. Ten prisoners belonging to the Queen's Bays were yesterday afternoon escorted to the Savoy Prison, in the Strand. by aboureightcen meta and an officer of the 9th Lancers. The long spears and Innen Bags, added to the circeinatonce of the troops being drawn up in the Strand, in the wipe manner the Horse Guards are on a Levee L)ay opposite Carlton Hoar, attracted the notice of the iolia- Wants and all passers-by, so as to render it nearly impossible to peso the narrow part of the Strain". The 9th Lamers now lie at Ifouitslow. On Thitrad.iyi the sth inst. acccording to custom. the inhabitants of Lincoln were esterreined wish bonfires, and burning of " Old Gays." The bull was taken up the priticipal street at less o'clock in the Morning. atirt fastened to a stake on the Castleshill, when he was baited for some time; he was then removed to different places below hill, and uuderwesst the same torture, MI dou b t In the greet graifficarion of ounserout bullwards and /m -inuet spectators of such delightful' sports. A robbery, intended by great cruelty end bruta lity. was comtliitted on Thursday the sth instant, at, seven o'clock in the morning, about seveu miles from Lincoln, between Noctuti and Pcitterbanaorth, on a poor widoir of the former place, Who was go ing to Lincoln to purchase mime articles. Two tort, in the garb of labourers, met her uts the highway, at the end of the lane leading to Flikeham. robbed her of her Money (12 shtlatikr.). inece.vivrly violated her perwaii and beet Sod wowialed her in a Most brutal manlier. The elder of the men 'rented to intend to murder her, bit was prevented by the other. • A letter fieMerortier; dated Nov. 10. says.-" On Sunday night, or early on Monday moiling; but, the powder *egotism belonging to the battery at this piety was broken open. by frirciug the lock', and eight cartridges. emsloinlog °lbs. each, were stolen. Cenaideroble stern is excited, lest they shodld conerided any where Its the pariah near a fire, br *here 4 person with a light might be in the habit of going. as the explosion of .rich thy of powder as 4111bs. Might not only devtroy, much pruiertg, eery probably cause the loos of many live No sunipittosi falls on anyindtvidual In the towts.!aud it ialliysterious fur what porpoise it may be ipinde.l 4. it hirliit Cannon insider of the c'oarvit sort. t r l now-torttir-.T. sr.n.txl244 I PEN OF jitC W I EFN h ANN) Xr• :HEWS ,PALAtt> • At a lair War :IA Statoretay nicht tsf..rioat pot was erre-wed at this elliiee shy.. *Se (1114 . 1:11 ' 1. l'ature loot hewn thsensti r , it Iv have been lisiskter Apt . 's that starlit, in coin..v.4 , re *hie) Tim iit.i. , ,il awl tiefeic. acre id, all siwca. tinie arrival they found that t,.) pree.i tattoo hiker' by the (2,•..11. met, igs.soug lo Went any person by the Jim, 1 4.. ..... i‘en:ratiom out of the rslsee, after ii.,. 616f114 of tinevtii see„ e.•en. till lief , .arretrakof-the of f icers. Upon Ilse art:iv:a of Ibt itisken, they PlY l.l lll l rli. l lll , (Of every avenue leatlog wet of the Polar'. to he property .reerril, and 161o:rally Vau 11,1, to pr. vent possibility of aay pci-too twain:: an e,-ripe, lira; They .1 Ito " , earels .Yelp pars of 41. r P•liv•e, tilt Ira 611.r:2 s , the Qiierst ' s garden., nu 4 evert+ 1.1.1 C, whirr i i . - ttna pits..ilite for 4 persoo to Norma I no irate 9f it.iotilier *toe lu he loon& The r rutini.tabcts th .1 1:::te trlnsp 1,4 iiapel-flue 416 r breaking one.. of the V.liire are, 11,41 a!KIIII bait-part aryl: o'clock on Saturday night, 66 01111 of the Octosie.esesi.hs, 11w Holier of Hoek hinit, erter ., l rount oil !hi Y our, on the tooth end of the heck fermi of the Palette, aej In the warilrobe.ruion, fur. the purpose pf closing • the by she light of Han etnille which situ bee hated, to her zirat surprise übservitJ the whitlow upea, the fsouitare in toe r 90513 ay 4 stahe of. great e r de., 1104, the It.36fr , it two chesty, Which are its Hie route tip it, three of the.lr tort, ern the Atior. and one OD 111 , 1 doe, from tlove apprefAlieta %be had nil doubt, hut 0114 [there were etilier thieves i.e the 1111116tluu , or 111.11 titer kad heti. to Ilse m o tto; she in etiottiiticiare eluted the -dour again; tetreatid- calling thieves, moil mak ing an triarin iu other respects. bruegh. Mr. our of the Itnyst ereahledinvos, who sltTlta ill lhal romp wing her Vij.lits is Put it: the - l l :liner, ai . c.nripan:eit by kis Isom, Mr. Wake, and the fienilemeir I'm tee in vatting, Fo her assistance. The cue:fent% of all the 4rawres hod bevii screed unt. but the proprby mob ti nod car:lied cunt" out be arrertuiire.l. It lil•rovertd that the iohhers bed the town by 11ie aiuduo , whisk bus Iwo retsnle 'suitor fasteutitg , ; but %briber the. had been at seuded to or not. Crtild out he ascert•iiie.l. ite entry had been made by a lailiter, which ass towel plaere asitiosi the sill Ili . Ilie %%judo st. The bolster belont4 to sums Sorknitu who ale How eniiiliryeil slut of Po. lace, and was lately used in it . 3.1, ii pipe elute to the *illation of the taunt winch war lookro over. ; bus that work bad been A siahr.A rime days since, 11w grad:ll.MT leninvill. The gobbets, to woke it •nince their put it 1114 bring 10112' 1 - though. tri elk a !erlpors. - y erst. fuld.og spots a wurkingo.tool to place .: on, by which they toads their retreat. 'Done is MUM: 3111j/11' o that the robbers were an tally in the loom at the time Mn.s Bock baud entered it, raft that Miry nunte a precipitate Ift brat ; h , .wevrr Ibis is nncrrtain . Taivelowisel cud Sayers, al though 141tittig111a well lkperiented is itch transactions, eget esuable to ilierricer the way the rublArre sutured thy Palace, or any pail adjoining it, sir the stay they mode their !grape, and they pierrecied i 9 etiili•avowriattc to 'sect lainvt till between one awl two ir's-lnek ...ssereay morning The officer* yesterday miming made their report In Sir N. Consul, the Clorf Magistrate beliosaing tr. 1.,e office, whu is cosarepreacs, •tteo.le.l al the ('.:lace yest...lay, about O'clock, and prueerdea to exam:toe the apatinicuts that had been broken tutu, and all the piiiita uhp had cow blitititieage of the trattast•tion, It i it uuthinz ir.ospired to lead to the Aiseovery of the robbers, :mil the simile remains a mystery. The invest 'relent ecciipiid about two bouts. The MOM brink* ti into u.i j uua that st filch se.is i.shbrd a few Yearti since of the whole of the Q or. ardrube. A fra nights since Ss, James', uken opt nt sad the apartments occupied ity the Maul o f Honour tii the Voreit, entered, nail a Imo, 1 , ....bt1i open, its contents and other frowsty iu 4 stale 'trot!. tit !melting up, bet it is suptiolivil the robbers 11.se distil. bed, and they matte a precipitate, ad:knit tarts .ifT any booty. They bed entered the laalucc tout St. James's Perk. fiTOLCN CFIII.D. No intelligent, ...as rrerived at the Ofßre at e late boor sight of alas gisprrhensiou tif (*ark* elsusge4 ‘rat . apaimit M 4. Kursive* efithl, of t'slionhurplaue, er of the discovery a the aufnut. rtut Stlff is eustuittrif hi the House of Currecituls. as alt aveca'all to the (dont , . Yesterday het , r was allowed ID o,at her, by rota, of All order fruit; Mr. Biruie. It ia ntoleretoirl. that since the 4e elaints of the Ism sail sgsin%t ('h,rtes wall, re:ape/ling, the estales. in favour of Mrs. Kolar''s faIWIY, be ha.' threatened to lit revenged of thew, and 11st they should feet fits revenge must keenly. 111YSTAIIII)INliTH: • ..Oil Friday night last. RI/ inquest was held al the sign of this Fox, uu ilichgate 11111. before THOMAS RTIkI.IIIO, Etti. COMISer, on the boily of Mrs. Menthe Komi, ap.d 37• who Was tonna drowned in the Seem) Artois, Highgate, with her If 010 bound with a bricklayer'. rope. cuic excised • colsideratile degree of **detest among the' nillshitants of the town, as it sum thought the deceased had bens atunkrred snit throe/it in. It appeared from the evidenee• of severatisisithrsses l that Ike deceased was a married wanau , and bad a family of never rbildrea. Her husband was a bricklayer, and was in the ruse.-al habit of ill-treatiae her, ou as to alarm his lodgers, who often got out of their beds In mews" peace. Thus usage, in the opinion of spme of she witnesses, causal lowness of spirits, and tie deceased was frequently heard by her children tu say that she siose:J droins herself ; and what is most sisigular, the nicht isrevious to that o f th e deceased bring missing, the whole of use family dreamed that the deceased was found driftwood in the Seven Ponds, bust the circumstance was not nieutiossed to the deceased—The amino log following, ua the deceased's getting opt of bed, she fc!t very uneasy about a bill which she owed to a baker in High gide, and in the mane of the day went mid paid him Si for bread abs had gut in credit, when he refused letting , her have any olive bread till she paid as odd ten-pence to clear the WI. She returned to her bowie in tears, nut knowing by what remss abe could procure ;tread fur her children, sad In a at et freaky left the place, and Was not heard of tid thwart in the OM* Ponds. On the hanks of the pond several footsteps were Asti Vsd, among which there Ilene stone to correspond with the !foots the deernsed had ou, could not ray *heftier she was thrown in by ze.y heron's, or whether she committed the act Isoraelt lu con. Aegocove or Om !mussel and shawl bating been found in tho peed, un smirching, bet body was Need likewise. The bus. liausl i cua her being minim expressed maith model), and mode every search after her. V. edict —'• Thal the deceaard was fuyind drowned, aced in the opinion of lbe Jury to leave consented the act herrn if in a state °lawsuit!". Ott%ES —The word ostler. which now signifies solely Ell Hite-F.IHO on horses, is derived from the French word hustelter, a person who kept a how of enteriwitaluent. which houses were dennttt iii4i..l hostels, mai by us at this tr! hotel i ; 'th ong ', p orna persons insinbuised that the word vsjer is liurely English, and only an abridgment of out-sieuler. _ A. The Coroner's Inquest was list went resumed at Thorne respreting the infant sent by the sirut packet from Hull, and a verdict returned th at t' e , child csme to its death iu coosequeuce of having been wilfully and feloniously exposed t o t he voyst, by some person or persons unknown. It is a singular feet, that there is 'II lisrisli ( Met kirk) about six miles froni Boiton, which, it has but two public•hotimst lia it,. these two sre a.d.c less than eighteen miles ishndet. We may, niention, ss another singular fact, that th e p tmlt •if Boston is to cninpletely surrounded by the • • Skirbeck, that there is no sysy hut one or getto.4 out of Boston. widiont passing thrtra*li' failing Infer Or the yrizibh ut Ski, heck, mid that Id Icy tub Wit' haw bunk from the Grand Sluice. ' ' . 4 I • ~i,