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it - . 1 .I'' ~' • , -- - --- " l i"Vreni — ° ---- - --* • ''''''' -,.......,......e•-w--,.- ....,...• - • - •IIT"T"Inr , " _ ...... ,_, , ~ „.. _ _ _____ _.____,...--,-- --rill.- v--1, • . • , , C — ,—- L'U '— `NO . /.. Il t ) .. + /L 1=- Z - - - - s— i 2 (..7477/ ‘" :--) • 4 .•%•- 1 4ts ‘ ,J i ; ItiO iV • * ' - _., _./ . . . 06 411034) ajl il .. .. . • II 1. i' . . . AO ' e t , ~. / ~,„ _ • \ I C • • n I L.A., i„, • A .. .....- .` 1 1 114 rt. An, -A O l 0 , - .... . • • , 4-X...dt.; • -- : , ..........„, . -:.-;" A . • . ~ I • I ' ' • . 1 I * ( . , . . ....---- • • nvieitta 4998. ELEVENTH NIGHT OF THE NEW TRAGEDY. THRATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LAY R. EVENING, TUESDAY, I)rc. 16. 9 hi• Majesty's Servant. will perfurni (for Mss 11th lime) a New Historical Tragedy, entitled .4 UEUTUS; OR, Tilt FALL OF TARQUIN. With new Seemery, M•cliiiiery,•Dorasca, And Deettrationit. 'Flie Music incidental to the Piece by Mr.T. Cooke. Lucius Jusii.ol, Mr. Kean ; Titus, Mr. I) Fiber; Setting Tippler.. Mr. H. Ketnble ; Antos, Mr. Penile,; Claudius, Mr. (oven. v; Collaiinu., Mr. Helloing!'; Vides tux, Mr. Holland; Lucretius, Nlr Powell; Horatio.. Mr. Yarnold ; Celine, 31. Carr ; Flavism Coruna., Mr. R. Phillip... Toth., Mr.. Glover ; Targuinia, M... W. West; Locretia, Itobinsou ; Priestess of Rhea's Temple, Mrs. Dreretue ; V.1.P.0 'Ye.. Cooke; Lavinia, Miss Nero. In Art 1. the Procession of Turquiuta to the Temple of Yertutie. la the coulee of the Tragedy the following New Seem.. a1e,i0...1 he Mr t;reenwooll, and painted by him and Midst ant., a aI lie . x'..l.itett:—A Street in *orient Itione—Anman 1 . oranaloswid before Arthstagarlte Toil of *stn., with die- MW row of the C3lllll before Antes—TU.! Equestrian Statue of T.r.piiii.... Silperbits—The Forum—The Count-yard and Tulare of Tarquinius Superbus—Ruins is owlet... Rome— Temple of KW a nod Monumental Statue of Servios Tollesis —Alison...it iu the House of Rrittux—View in Nome, taken from l'lsierre's celebrated picture of The Judgment of I.ittas 'Fo which will be added. a new Farce, calkd IS lIE ALIVE? OR, ALI. PUZZLED!!! The Clot eeeee rx by Mr. Gattir. Mr. Russell, Mr. Yornold, Mr Cowell, Mr. Knight, Mr. Ellsworth, and 31 rx. Orger. Doors open at Site o'Clock, the Performance to begin at Foxes. 5...; Second Mk", 3.1.1 5 ii. 3$ ; Second Price, 2,. —Lose. Gallo y,`Z... Second Price, Is.—Upper Galles y, Is.; Seroad Price, 6.1. lAse. and Places to be taken of Mr. Roilivell, at the R.I. tsinila of the Theatre. front Ten till Four; aline nisy Le bail a Private 110 X nightly. Foetus, or The Fall of Tarquin, will he acted evert. Fern. Ing till further *Mice, wills Is He Alive? or, All Puzzled! !' TI/EATHE-ROYAL, Car ENT-GA R DRN. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Dec. 15, Mill be neiell she Play of THE CAS I'LE SPECTRE. o:4riontl, Mr. Young; Pere), Mr. C. Kemple; Regionld, Mr. Egerton; Fetter l'ltilip, Mr. Emery; Motley, Mr. KleiAehtird ; Kenriek, Mr. Connor; Haaskn, Mr. Abbott. 71 1 , ore, Mes. Yates; Mire ; Mrs. Daveupurt ; Angela, Mi.ts O'Neill. Afor which will be performed (for the 7th time) a New Operatic Fairy Tale, railed HOSE D'AMOUR; Or, LITTLE RED RIDING HAT. Taken from " Le Petit Chaperon !twice," of M. Tbeanlna. The Orel tore mid Vocal !duce by the celebrated Hoieldieu ; arranged, with some Additions, by Mr. J. Addison. Count lothaire (disguised a. ,t Shepherd), Mr. Prue; Rodolf , 7ealira the Wolf). Mr. ; Clink, Mr. Con. our; Faltiitiod, Mr. T. Matthews; Heisted of She FIISCRI, Clopmaii; Job (Millie to Rudolf), Mr. J. Russell, tow ..... ar, Miss fleaninuot; Justine, 1111 s. Healy; Itavaitpuit; Apparition, Mrs.Sierling; Fairy, )J , ,. Shaw. &met, 7a. Seewod Price. 34. 1:14 —Pit, 3s. Gil. S.V.**4l 2. Gallery, 2s. &howl Price, Is —Upper GiCery, Is. Second Price, &I. Hares fur the Roma to be taken of Mr Brandon, at the liox-ofEre, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. . . . A Private BOK may he had fur the Season, to nightly, of 11r. Brandon, at Ilw Tri.merron (by particular desire', the Comedy of The Cluidertior Marriage, to which will be added, the Farce wt The Critic. Uri Thursilay will be produced, for the first time, a sew Comedy, iii tire acts, called A Word fur the Lathes. The pirripal Characters by Mr. W. Parte*, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Marready, Mr. C. Kentblr, Mr. Y g. Mr. Connor, Mr. Li.ura, Mr. Jones, Mr. Emery, Mr. Chapman, Mrs. Yates, 3! ra. Written, and Aliint Bruuton. Tim Prologue to he ►l.nkeu by Mr. Abbott ; the Epilosue by Mr. W. rereen and M r. Parlry, in the characters of 'soil C%tli by and Guitars. — T., shit Is will he ndd,rl, Rose D'Arnour. Iht Friday, ill , - Dr istudie Romance of Cynton: SylYia (for thr first time), Miss Beausonr. A " NEW PATEN rWATER•PIZOor HAT, AT ONLY EIGHTEEN stlll.l - INGs. IMPORTANT SAVING. - pp It 4,NIiS nod TAYLOR hove to of to the JI: a SILK HAT on BEAVER BODY, cambia in;.: every requisite a Hal outlit lu piosess; it is sitiverior in appear:tce to tlii• finest and most expensive Braver, is equally LAI, and will **III 1.34 w as lonic and is o f a bah., *bare, which N rrlaios to She lit., ; will inver Amalie its oluar, which is the most beautiful black, if wails fiw years; hu weatlier will tailor them, ilicy beius W.iter-prunt; and will repair several limes at a teifline expen , e, and • very lime neopiair equal to new; and air decidedly aspenor to any Dais ever offered to public ind,ice,the attaiuturill of winch has been attended with treat expense. Merchants, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for superior B a sponsy oil ail+antageuisis terms—Franks and Taylor, Harstfacturres, IVelliiiiton- House, liedcrinis-street, ilevbiran, Laudon—No unpaid letters received. FINE PIZ — I un Eq. TO RE soi l ) BY AUCTION, BY SIR EIMY. FOSTER, lit his Great Room, 1.1, Gneiss-street. Soho.square, TO. NlOllltOlY, at Twelve o'Cluck, ‘alitAhle COLLECTION PICTURES,I of the 4 . waitir Property of a Gentlema' of cowl tote tetoreting to Oily iweharling n Magdalen. by Cut I aril Wise Flint% Offerings, A. Ihsrer Christ liteleoliz the (2sililiess. O. ; The Tri. TitOe, Vt sirens n Loud Storm, Tempests; The Conves.-simi of S,nl, P. Vcronese ; • Landscape, Wpm's' ; and litany Arra oretral merit. Mar be invert.: Itefore :he Salo, when Catalogues mug be bad at Mr. FOSIce: ()Wee, 14, U , etig.ircet. Sehoves, TO BP. SOLD ST AUCTION, BY MR. PENNELL, ths7Three Tuns 'Torero, N. Windsor, TO.MOBROW, 'l/EONS/WAY, Decernber IS, ISIS. at Tau so'flock, I,F,ASEHOLD ESTATE; conaprigivg Zl. I,lrlprte INeelling Houser, adjoining earls ntlicr, in Upper ti.:lnseisatreet and Iligis-street, Nen Windsor, Seiko, in the folltkniwg Loto:— Lot I—A "Threlling-bon4e, being N. 31, Hig&street, in the occupation. of Mr. Drury Frond, on Lease, at the oV annual net res.; of 2t /. - Litt I I.—A Virility,: lianie, being No. 111,1 1 pper Tltsines. stieet, in the iter 4 tpatiun of Mr. John Harri,,, on Lease, it she annual net rill of 3n(. 14r. Lot —.ll 1/welling-house, /whiz . Nu., WI, Virpope Tii.inter-st reel, in err qui of 11r. Julio Seiler, taut at sill, xi Ike rout of 113/. 134, N Tox tadreao A. The above are hv f', ld of the wpirralion of New l'fbildwir, Ay a Lea or 41) !orals. renewable D i li 14 your, aceurstiwg so the tosvuess of the 'aid Cotrualien, at a referred trot of 20s. per 301114111. Pflniell rafilfillarli rill ready flethwith, and may be had of MO. Fennell, Auetiullitt and ourrilst of Bi!ildints, Wtudsor. • )- EAST INDIA HOUSE. NottamtlEtt i8 t 1818. THE COURT of DIREC'CORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the LAST INDIES, do hereby glre Notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY, appointed to be h Id on WEDNESDAY, the 16ile December next, is made SPECIAL, for the pur pose of laying before the Proprietors fur their approbation, aureahly to the 11)11i Seel. of the alb Cap of the Cons pany's By-Lame, a Resolniinii of the Court of Directors of the 4th lament, GItANTING a PENSION of MIMI. per annum to WILLIAM WERRER DOVETON, Esq. late of the St. Helena Establishment. The Papers relating to Mr. Marton, as required by the By Cup 6 Ser.2ll. are orn fur the inspection of the Proprietors at Ibis House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Dacrwastft 4, ISIS. lIV lECOURT of DIRECTOitti of the 1 UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, troilifip to tee EAST INDIES, do Web, girt Noliro, Thal they have receited a Letter, a copy of which is as follows, six— " TO THE HONOURABLE THE CHAIRMAN AND DEPUTY- CIIAIRMAN. 4, CriTLEmerw—We have the honour to ►equeat, that the Cesirral Court appointed for the 18th instant, may he made further Special, fur the purpose of submitting the following motion to its eumnileration, viz.— " ' Resolvent, That thkC 1, having duly considered a letter front John Hodlntim, Esq one of the Di sectors of this Company, dated Slat May last, will. the dricuineuts arrumpsnying the a Ile, are of opinion, that Mr. Hisillestun is fully entitled to a continuation of thit confidence vhicb the Proprietors have au bug placed in him'" " We here the honour to remain, Gentlemen, " Your very humble Servants, " RANDI.E JACKSON, "JOSEPH HUME." The GENERAL COURT, for the I Slit instant, is there fore further made SPECIAL accordingly, JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Deetunta 12,1818. AT * nitmernit nod highly rentseetAle MEET 'NG of PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK, held this day at the City of Loudon Tavern, Sir THOMAS BARING, But. M.P. in the Chair, the following Resuln tious were passed unaiiimonsly : Proposed by Sir Robert Wigrant, Bart. and seconded by Charles Forbes, EN 11.1'. 1. That In the opinion of this Sleeting, WM. TAYLOR MONEY, Esq. M.P. is emi nently qualified to supply tie Vacancy iii the Court of Directors, csuseil by tire Istriented death of that able and distinguirheil Member of it, Mr. Lomaden. Proposed by Jams Alexander, Esq. M.P. and seconded by Bitujamin Shaw, Esq. 2. That this opinion is Consoled on Mr. Nogales general knowledge of the interests of the Company—his indefatigable application to public business—his acknowkdgeil talents— awl situ the !sigh integrity of big character. Proposed by John Forbes, Esq. and seconded by Abel Chapman, Esq. 3. Thor, itopeemed wits a strung conviction of Ike brae- Bin which We Company cannot fall to derive Gum tbe ser vire. of an individual so justly entitled to esteem and rim fiskiorr, the proprietors who are now present earnestly re commend Mr. MONEY'S claims to the patronage and sup port of the whole Cutiatittient Body, and they accordingly pledgo themselves to make the most gammons and unre mitting cam lions to insure big success at the emoting Election. Resolsed—Tb■t the above Resolutions be inserted in the public Pipes a. THOMAS BARING, Chairman, Plupo si 41 by Joseph Hume, F.‘q. M.P. and secoutkd by /Grucral Gnbriel Merton, M.P. That the cordial Thanks of this Sleeting he riven to Sir Thonta‘, Baring, Bart. for his able conduit in the Chair. TO 'NE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LAMA AND GRNTLEM EN, ENCOU RAI3 EI) by the fluttering testimonies of regiurl, aid the cordial assurances of support, which I have this day received from a very numerous and most re spectable assemblage of your Roily, Ism tudueeii to renew my earliest sod respectful solicitations fur your Votes and Interests at the ensuing Election. Ifl sllwltd, through year suffi age*, be elevated to the dia. tinguished situatiiiii to *high I aspire, I can assure you, with great siticen y, that it shall ke my t endeavour to emulate the example of yoitr late lamented Director, Mr. Lionsden, and devote toy beat attentom to your important Cinwerna. have the honour to Iw, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient, obliged, and faithful Servant, WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY. Streatham Park, December 'lt, IRI9. This day are puhli•bed, bainlmunely prinle•' in one valuta', evil. price in hoards, 10x. ticl. QERMONS SF.LECTEL) Irons lite MOST 17.11 EMINENT DIVINES of Ilse Sixteenth, Seventeenth, •aul Eighteenth Centuries. Abridged and reacted in a Modern and Apiiroprimie Style. By the Rev. F.DWARD ATKYNS BRAY, Vicar of Taristurk. Printed fir F. C and J. Rivinetiiii, Nu. 62, St. Paul's Church solal al►a by the Booksellers in Exeter, &e. In the roo' of ocxt 31mill. will be published, PRINCIPLES snit PRA C TIC E S of PRE TENDED REFORMERS iu CHURCH and STATE. . . Ties Week +4 l comprise a View —l, 01 the Principles and Practices of pretended Reformers in Chords and State, whirls caused 'km Rebellion against Kiug Charles the Furst; t. Of the Princip les and Prattlers of pretended Reformers during Rehelnon and the Soho...ant Cassrpat• ; and 3, Of Ike Priori?lea and Practices of pretended itrfurteers el ihr pt., , ,tnt Time. fly ARTIWR H. IaNNEY, 1) D. psi of Achoury, and late Fellow of Trinity College, Mukha. . Printed for F. C. and J. hivington, Nn. 81, St. Paul's Closerl,-)ard„ and N 0.3, Waterloo-place, NEW PEKIODICAL WORK. tlq be Ist of Juttaary, !!t, a ill he published., price I+. IW. She First Number of a Monthly Periodical Work, entitled, 91.1 HE REM EVI lilt ANC F:11 ; or, ECCLE SIASTICAL and I-ITRA' MISCELLANY: which is intended to iiiiiibint the several Provinces of a Ma.. /mine ; a Review, and an historical Register, and may be considered as a Tbenlorictil Jourtill fur reneriil me. ••• The main design of the Coriduriurs is to produce co-opernlion among Cliorchmen, fly means of the Press; tit conciliate Reverence and Esiccits fur the Cherry. by downs: instances of the rations flood %Violin in witi, , they are inatrumetital ; to consolieste their Exertions. and di. eel them io ',roper Object.; aid ',rot* what they ale caps %le of ctl;ictior by Teal and unanimity. Printed fur F. C. and J. Itivitittoti, No. CY, St. Patifs • antreli-vartl, and No 3, Wateclou-place, Pall-Mall ; to whom ull communication, an to be wade. Rohl also by all &Kamilla' In the United Kiurtfina. LONDON, TUESDAY, DR. CLARKE'S TRAVELS—OCTAVO EDITION, Vols,. 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With at Description of the City of tit. Pfleill• burgh during the Tyranny of the Emperor Paul. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE. LONDON. DICCENSER 10, ISIS. 4 DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT. will be payable on the Marra held by each Proprietor of this Office, un the Vith of December indent. The Dividend an declared may be rewired at the Company's Muse. .n New Bridge-street, on Friday, the 14 ofJauuary next, be tween Eleven and Three ; or on any following day. Sunday excepted, between the tome hours, uutil Saturday, the Sth of January inclusive. After that day, the Dividend may be received on soy Tuesday, between the hours before men tioned. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. THE DIRECTORS of thiuCOMPANY most respectfully inform the Public, and particularly their numerous Friends residing in the extensive Pariah of Mary ledione, and parts adjacent, that they have THIS DAY (Tuesday, Hob December, MHO OPENED an OFFICE on the Smith side of OXFORD STREET, adjoining the New Circus, where Policies of Assurance against Fite, and on Lives, may be eflected ou the same terms as al their other Offices un Ludgate-hill, and Curahill. MOST EXTRAORDINARY AND EXTENSIVE RUBBERY. On the night of the 4th or sth of February last, the house of John Wilford Parkins, Esq. No. 17, Riding.house-lent, Port laud-place, was robbed limier circumstances of great inge nuity and art, of a large ruse diamond ring, valued at seveial hundred guineas; one large pearl, set as a breast pin, India moulded; 4,000 pearls ; fourteen Portugal purses, contain ing 4,0045 reals (Portuguese coin) each; a number of guild Seamy Pagodas, Limis.d'ora, Napoleons, and other pro. peril , of immense value. Mr. Parkins had been the whole of that week with Lord Cochrane, who was about that time to leave the country, and on the night of the robbery had left town, leaving orders with Daniel M'Vey, his servant, to take a hunter eel_ which Mr. Pasties had promised to lend Sir Francis Illirafiq who wagiiillerialiwat with the Royal Pack. There was at this thus l the house, Parry, the groom, and 51lVey. The latter contrived to send Perry upon some trifling errand, and about ten o'clock the whole neighbourhood was alarmed by the report of fire arms, which proceeded from the back of Mr. Parkins'a house.— The people rushed out, when the first thing they saw was M'Vey coming down a ladder, which was planted ignited the back window which looks into the Mews. Ile appeared much alarmed, sod said that thieves had broken into the house. An ostler agreed to go up the ladder, and search the house with him, to which be consented ; hut abler a must diligent examination of the place, no pertain was dis covered. M'Vey said, that whilst he was sittipg at the fire, a rubber rushed out of his master's closet, and, discharging a pistol at him as he passed (the contents of which did nut strike him), rail into another closet, against the window of which a ladder was placed, to facilitate his escape, and got away. This was the account be gave of the robbery. Noon after, the other servant, Parry, can't: home, and being in formed of the robbery, agreed to sit up and watch the house. Neximorning the circumstances of the robbery were coin ruuuleated to Mr. Parkins, who, having suspicion that sl'Vey's account of the transaction was not correct, sent fur him, but it was then found that he had absconded, and sus picion of course fell on him. Information oldie circum stances was sent to the different police officers with a de scription of the delinquent, who was proved to have beret seen about Chelsea the following day, by some soldiers, car rying a bundle. The resideisee of his wife at I'imlicu was searched, but nothing was found to throw the least light on throubject. Mr. Parkins sent printed description., of the rubber to all the Postmasters, Government Agents, and Ma gistrates, throughout the United Kingdom. W. Kennedy, parish clerk of Agliallerg, awl also a can stable of the comity of Gown, having received intelli puce that M'Vey lead committed a robbery in England, repaired, by on ter of Mr. Bailey, the High Constable, and tinder a warraut from John Fivey, Esq. one of the Jos tices of the Peace, to the house of James Gardiner, inn-keeper, of Cappy, to seek for hint. He arrived at Cappy early on the morning of Wednesday, the 12th of February. He was told by Mr. Gardiner, that its thecourse of the day M'Vey would he going to the town of Rathfrie land, and that there was theu in the houses person named Stewart, who also came in search of him, and had a particular description of his person. Kennedy, fearful that M'Vey would escape, if he waited till Stewart gut up and haul breakfast, took *description of his person, and set off for the Rat lifrie. laud road. He took his post at a certain place, where he could have an opportunity of seeing all that passed the road ; but fearing, fr the view of the comiter, that sP7ey could go another way across the fields, he thought it pru dent to go about half a mile further lip the road. He was not deceived, fur when he got about half a mile op, lie saw a wian coming across the fields. He had no doubt that it was tiseperson be wanted, and accordingly he went into a cabin on the road, and waited his coming up ; he joined biro, and they catered Into conversation. Kennedy asked it he was going to Ratlifrielnitil ? Hr said he was. The constahle theu asked if he bad ever hero abroad ? and he answered that be had, but came last from Londun, where he had lived with an officer that .wits ,going abroad, and had given him leave of absence fur a month to see his friends. Kennedy then observes', that there was a great alteration in the price of laud ; . fur what was tel *bout six years, ago ou the old leases atas. were now Ist at 50%. and upwards per acre, mid it was rumoured that malty of the farmers would he ejected out immediately. 51` 1 4ey asked who waa likely to be eject. eat ? as h knew most of the neighbours ; and the coots** replied Nit one Robert !IVEY.", would. At slits his corns Sianion got nettled ; he said M•Evey was hia nark, ao4 vuuld iu a few days 4r able to pay his ciait„ e,r. writ as any one else. Kennedy was then certain he was the 11.411, but forbturefrom apprtheisding him till he came to the Mouse of Daniel Kay, shout two Eaglisk miles (mikes on. Hera be propos.uu to his cons anion to liaise a dram, 4111 a they cater ed the the landlord of which knew NV Eve!, and can gratulated bins uu his (DWI lIIIIWRIatier. K.lllloaly collated hint ivatauily , calling Kay to as , siat, fearful that the Pi i somer might have fire-arms. Oa use:welting him, a !Mei et book, with some Freemason's gold ewdels, were found en It,, 1818. • 4 ' " him, bat nothing more. He was dressed in a geotlenthrier green bunting frock, hued through the body rids silk, Mid round the Meant and eullnr with greets velvet ; Ilie mat sp.. peered ton big for hiso ; est) a pail of blush tire. dies, • goad Mo d snot bouts. M'Vey said he most hr inestaisda as to theyeruse s fur he :lid taut know him ; nod lienuesly ass, severe's! thii lis knew him better than he ihnieglit, and wonk tell hits more when hr gat hies ImAire a Illivissrate. Tlite - s proceeded ou the road to Copy, expecting Mr Fivey woula mert them; and on the way ltiney said, he had 110 eu too rash in taking hint.in the presence of Kay fir Klee had taken MI" whilst ikt..y were out the road together, it would have beret better fur hint, for hr had u very ,;,rod watch that trouhl nut have hurl him. He said lee 'apposed there would be 'a eery great reward offered fif his apprebeasiiin ; but he had nothing to fear frosty his master, only Asr stealing the elotheit he thew wore, and requested 'KY flikllllolllo chauge them at lins moan Robert's house A considet able distutier up tile mad they met Mr. Gardiner, the ilitiLeviser, and Robert Sievert, the constable. who was alsu in pursuit of APVey.— They naked Kennedy where lee had been? who painted to the Prisoner, and charged tleruu, in the King's ranee, Aates...ed msket. They ill precerdevi to the bowie of bide, sober. iti.e whanged ..hs• ALAVA", 4 4 1 1 grteh. frock fur a lit cry rust; bit on taking the coat out of • bag, they heron a ilfl2llllf. and Kennedy mantis ing it, (Mewl a Napoleon. On asking lion o here he got it, he said sit Gibraltar; that he hail three more, but squint them. He then took his dollies out of the ba i t, eunsisting vitro coats, Iwo pair of breeches, cetera) waistcoats, Ulle pair of boots, one pair of shoes, did ii•tee of those he had on, which lie tied tip in a shawl, and then naked for his shirts, when be was informed by the people of the bosom that be could not have them, as they were tieing washed. They left the house together: the Prisoner was taken to the into kept by Mr. Gardiner, where Mr. Fivey, the 11,. gistrate, and the High Cntishible, attended, sii:l took his examination, after which he was linuildiff el, and sent in a post chaise, which arrived tents Baiihridge, under the rare of Kennedy, and the. either constable, Robert Stewart, to Rostrevor. They passed through Lough briekhad, when Kennedy handcuffed himself to the Pri soner, the night being dirk, and he entertaining some fears of an escape or %rescue. Oil anteing at Newry. fresh holms were got, and the Prisoner was safely taken to Rostrevur, where lee was delivered to Counsellor Stewart, tine of the Magistrates fur that place, whom Stewart, the cimatable, said had orders front Mr. Palkins what In do with him, or else Mr. Fivey would have committed him to Downpatriek, gaol at once. On the following moraiug the Primmer was takeit before Mr. Stewart, who gave him regularly iuto the custody of Stewart, hie namesake, and discharged the constable, Kennedy, from all further reaponsibility. The handcuffs were left on the Prisoner, as Mr. Stewart had none, and Kennedy was on the point of returning home, when he was sent for by Mr. Stewart, the Magistrate, who, after a concur satiou with Mr. Stewart the cousleeble, commended his dili gence, and gave him the sum of If. 2a. Sil. with leave tee re turn home. A day or two after, when the PI ismer was iu custody, Mr. Pinking received the following letter:— " Rally Edmond Roatrevor, F. S. 16, 1818. - - . - " Dear Parkins—l . received your letter and enclosure, and am very sorry indeed fur your loss, and siocesely hope we may cafe!' lb* Peottnerrl ; for which purpose I will use my exertion, and send down to his father's neighbourhood an intelligent person to look after bins. Rut as nu doubt yno insist have lodged an information against him at souse Po lice-office, or before some Magistrate, 1 beg you may procure a warrant from diem, and which warrant I. as a Magistrate, can back here, as I don't think I could keep uCserwice in custody. However, every thing that can be duue 1 will du for yea. in the mean time, .4 0 /-iltmses *Meer*, " I . " ALEX. STEWART. / St W. Parkins, Elm. 17, Ridiag.hottae.lanc, Portland-place, Loudon." In three days after, a second letter, announcing the arrest and confession of Dowel M‘Vey, awl discovery of some of the property, MA9 received by Mr. Parkius from 111r.Stewdrt; it was to the following effect : " Rally Edmond, Rostrevor, Feb. 19, 1818. - • " Hear Parkins—Daniel H'Vey is caught, and now in Cita• tody at Rostrevor. I employed a ni.ist clever fellow, who spared neither time nor expense till he took him, and he re ceived every assistawce in the neighbourhood, very mods to the credit of this country. I du not think you could have managed it better in England. He had °illy been a welt borne One Napoleon was found in his bug, and your coat and breeches, which be adniitied, but every thing else ne denies; of course. As we cannot keep him heir long without examination, I request you will immediately send a man over with a was rant to take hint to England. Send she me,, by Liverpool, and to conic Io IVarreu Point, within hen miles of Rostrevor, in a Newry 'packet. Pray lase no time, as 11"Yey is kept in the constable's house, which is very iii couvenictit and troublesome, and 1 cannot eubonit him to prison here. " The person I employed to catch him is a very respect able man, and must be well paid He has been already at very considerable expense, as well as the c o nstabl e Iu th e neighbourhood of APTcy. who assisted him, and is also en titled to the reward. 1 have advanced the necessary looney in the mean lime ; and all these exertions have been made on my account, and relying on my wood. • " Send me, by return of post, at least a 301. Cask note, as also 101 l instructiuna what you intend to do, and when I am to expert the Police 1111fieer; but do not on any account row yourreff! I have a man at present employed to see if he can find any of the jewels; but 1 fancy APVey hit them in London with his wife, who lives near Pimlico; so you had better seaecb her lodgings. Write, without fail by re turn of post. " Yours truly, A. STEWART. P.S. Don't forget the Rank note." " .1. W. Parkins, Esq." Contrary to this advice, however, dir. Parkias, who, when be received the letter, was engaged to bunt with Earl Filmy'llium and a party of fashionable', set tiff in Ireland, and on his arrival there fount!, to his satpn.c, that was gone, he basing escaped from the cosistablea house bcfure their faces. He crossed to Scotland after him, and arrived at Dumfries, where he left his homes and ser vants, and proceeded by the mail to Glasgow, but tail. ed of getting any intelligence of M-Vey. Mr. Mains, howeVer, persevered in his search, and traced him to Ban bridge, Ireland, where Warren, the keeper of Kir post there, apprehended him. , plots' of persons attempted to, rescue bum rat his way to ttohruptivek Gaol; and ellen he was brought uut by break of Jay to be sh , ppeiiii.'M England, an armed mob tame up to rescue him, and in the, scuffle Mr. Parkins found it tiece.n , ry to report 1.. his pistols for protec tion, and to call is a military guard. When OM Prisoner had crossed the British Channel. he was very : lmarily ironed, awl tied on the mail couch. Mr. Parkins came with him till they were"et down a the Peacock, at Islington. Here all the puttee, amongst %shoat were two Ladies, went into the psi-Ivor, and the Prisuier was for • moment ilismicum lwred.of his ri-en, whet: tutting himself at 'liberty, he setred lime 0211..er, and swore 35 . 401 3 bor. id oath that lie would insm i ltir kill 31 r. Parkins ; but Oust gentleman loir.ing • pay of Wailed pistol" in his ' , octet, presented one, 31141 threat. tined Item with instant demeuction if in , tlii which had the desired %MI he 31111 again secured and bolted 111 the 1,111.11-11111r-'. he was takes, to M reel Olive nod eticamineilv sad root 'netted for No titer exilkwiwit ..... Mr. Virktos. o has Irma. wetted, ttn milli she n:44.1 4.f ‘Vt. , 1114.11340, a Me . 111001311 to Lon .1 Manner., Chatter-Bur of Ireland, praying thy, the dust: duet of M. Stewart, the ‘lagisitalt, might be properly M. 'relegated, ie. he puiljo4 to l sonic c%thi4liuu In have taken I/ 4 .1 , e, heti-I-en him. l,i semi the Pi iewri-orhual ht tor.I:A. , P p. eiiiad *.O tu. £F(-P EN CE. AMERICA. NEt4 YORK PAPERS. , „ ' gen, ioits. way/mesa - The Members or Couross • &ivy' the ftationol Intelligencer of tit, 1001 instrtm hegin to assemble at the seat of Government. Mr. Gaillard. the Pre. vident pro tempor'e of the Se►ete, irrived here a day or two ago. and Frumertin, of the It;eliaLe, hove also arrived. Croiyeemis asseathle mt Washistaiton on ,Monday next. Sera! or the Metut,ers f rw n the north ward and easmard have already passed through this c.ty. 1%! ti.i.FraEviLLE, orTocitit 22. We have Intelligence frum the i:turida posts on the east of the Appilachictila, in the occupancy of tur troops, to the Stli Institut., The hoktile Indians, , sitieutilitqc, it was supposed, tostiont i,OOO w:trriors,, who hart slot come in, were in a stare of starvation ; man, hod died of limiter. A woman arrived at st. blunts the be of this month, withintimationa from some of the principal is:it-lying Chiefs, of a wish to surrender, provided tlirir lives were spared, and the property they bad left, ifs, which the Frirodly Inc:kali, are i;aclined to rifle them, should he secured, These ili:lpu.itions have beets humanely encouraged by the Cummitudisig Officer of the (rest; and link &obi is ondettained 'antihero will soon be a dual terminatims of the Seminolias war, which has *gilded on par borders, and many acts of cruelty, far nearly two year* post. General (lodises hats transferred his ttearl.qoarseni front Fort Hawkins to St. Mitryii..— floor nal.) ror.w ORI.eIN!., .‘.C . IIVIIER 13. PENSACOLA. We have conversed with a gentleman who came poseetigcr in the schooner Young Spartan, Irons Pensacola. IVhesi he left there, the town had been descried by most of the Spanish residents, anti einivrants had ceased in come in. _Every kind of Cosiorbs and speculation was consequently at stand. The citizens, including Spaidardp, seem anxious that the United Slates should retain pos. session, and it was the prevailing opinion antoupgat them that the American flag would never be dis. placed from the Barinicas. It was Irani, 'However, that Coo!tinsel King had received order• to &liver tip the posts, unconditionally, whenever they ought be iirotoerly demanded. The Indians iii the neighbourhood of reimuseolot appear to have been completely put down. Capt. Bytes, with his company of riiiigeia, is constantly employed in scouring the country • for thirty miles roitud, abd occasiotnilly brinks in *Mall numbers of prisoner's. Report of deaths fur the week ending the gtb instont Diseases—hilious fever, 13; intermittent dcf. 3; ny en (cry, 4; diarrhoea, 2; cholera wito444, Jr; in.t temperance, 2; accident, 1; hut reported, 4 • Of •►ans were, white, 23; coloured, 9 ; stints, 2:); eliiidreti, 3. terments in the Catholic borii.g.gruilud, 24; Pruirstaue du. B.—Tutal 32. ~~ ROGEnSVI TAR, OCTOBER MOST noKßoo ATituclTY. . 6 On Wednesday a devil of the mist shocking enormity wit. perpetrated at the house of Mr. Robert Oamfnll , in di vigil only of this place. The particulars, tau) far as we have bees able to learn, are as follows: Mr Cambill had left home early in the day, after which, it appears, tleat•bia negro hay. about 14 yews of age, took lits master's rise gnu from the rick itt the which lie found etnidi; he loads-i it, and then prtieceded to the loam house %time his mistress was watving, and that charged u, tastittinis at her through a etrstre between the logs of the house. The ball appears to Lace ellilfrd behind her right ear, and came out in tier left (heck Deer her ear. Tim monster that enticed the balance pf the family, consisting of 516.. Gambill% thr-te children, the youngest about to'elvc Melllllll old, and a sniall negro girl about ten years old, to gut with him to the baits, when he re-commenced the horrid wink of destruction which i.e had begun with his mistress he tont an axe and dispatched . . as lie thongid, the io 0.0 girl and all the children, except the youngest, which he left un hurt. He then hid the axe, and progeedesl to the humus of the nearest neighbours, and informed them that mune per snit bad Collie to his mattes's house and shut his mistress and killed the children. When she neitisbuitra assembled a 11106 t. sFnckinF Speclacle was presented to their view. Mug Gam bill had fallen from her seat at the loom, and lay weltering iri her blood, apparently just estisiring, and the ehildres lying in the barn yard, apparently dead. The culprit was fskesi into custody and confessed to the facts above related. He also states, that he was persuaded to commit the crime by a white matt and a negro belonging to Mr. Cuektam, a near neighbour of Mr Gambill's; the white man and negro . are also iii custody. All the family le yet Itelllg, but iittic 166, 6 p es are entertained of the recovery of any but the oldest chid. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I! A MBURGII PAPERS. CHRISTIANIA. NOVEMBER 21. The existing divis►ou of all the branches of' (in. vernment into utwett dellittlllelltS, fixed by tbc Royal Ordinvisne of November 30, 1814, kited from. tile toth Jar:nary next, am? the cliviston of affairs into five departments ordered, six ! For Ecclesiastics' Affairs and Etlucsti,:n ; for Jus. tice nod Police ; for the Finances, Trade, and Caws toms ; for the Land Farces ; for the Novy. N V I.: ST Eft 35. The highly important news is just that the Commissioners ef Sweden and Norway, in coo / eurrenee with those of Denmark, have terininateit, their tabours reeprcting the eryettgethents ),>elivregt Norway mod De"mark —and thin, accocslintto the rottlement they brie made, we are to ply the sum of 8,000,00 p of • Norosigims spent dollere•to the Crown of Denmark. All .the denttostit.whie4 Norraq mode sipotit Denmark, for the eset, we Wed to those of Denmark on N ores?, an "violist ot . the Bank, the genets! !last of the Steles ikt= ire thereby asundled and reciiniscally Aititsidated only the parties ire and not to be yet entire* ...~ J. l'