The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-11-03 00:00:00

TiftAt Rit3. , ' ...4,, A pt I. t -. .. - . . .: 'am lioaviV.Lalit. It wss the effect of ge6dgittp_ leg sopp e o r , o m i t the ssme ploy, IfotAltoltled.Coatedy- Of . • thelfiliii so R a i., was performed last night at the two inon• rigs' theat rest. It can wensecolf edisolt.af a daubs, h oweve r, tillt the coincidence produce& at midi of the houses, an emidnliors in the race rex pitblie favour anti tilatinctitln, alike honourable is the penes anti hetiAcial to the public. The mode in .inch the Anima was brought oat at fireri.latie ~,,,, well rmlrolated to give a very high idea of the cumic strength at leek of theicligtpany; and the e „ r roms of the perforgtera were gillsitteully auccaloa. NI. The characters sturo.eaat aig lakiksw.: um Amoy* •'• la.. SW our. Parrs Denotes Mau *Lanni. iNfryrd .; Pk' Dkakoasto. Sr. datky.• 1.01, • • ••• ••• • .• Ms 1111111.1141. Goldfinch Mn , Iliatutir. bilk, • •• • ***** ••• Mir. Kamm: Jamb •• • • widow Warren- . Mrs. HARiAme. Sophie JIMA, Mrs Lt/M. - Mrs. PIMILOI. _ . _ . Mr. Nlv NDEN'S 11111 Dynamo to indiep sootily '&4 of the 'sliest efforts in the win-comic line which the present day can produce. Never was the be ',evident man, the Boating father, whose heart h tilietostely horn with sorrow , for his false itidielgenta pvi rfrlttg em, rod elated with transport •t that .„„., " l i ve goodness of heart, overarming the i,,,,. eoo ttarie.l habit. of dissipation and vice, and ....mitring all his own hopes of happiness to the ',morale a father's credit and fortune, mure power. fully owl pathetically pourtrayed than in hie per. I annauce. The rim kings of jonterind anxiety, af Crown, and gratitude, could scarcely appear in ereatrr strength than in the scene, with the Widow irderra nod Harry, and afterwards with the latter :Jour, 1111 yearling die letter in Hyde Park, and ilm•overing the cause of the intended duel. The inilience ',warded Mr. Mimosa's exertions with th e most sincere spplatire. Mr. Et.t.twros, in the eo n , vita a worthy counterpart to the father. In the solemnity of his own resolution, and friendly to his c.nisratiimitt. Goldfinch and Mil. f,eri, and the facility with which he r.kis to temp tation when it nresenta itself, completely opened tome of the strongest features of rhe character. Tie interviews with Sophia, the Widow, Milford, in Ina .nre of confinement, and his father, per fectly filled up the picture of the gay and thee re pentant young man, the faithful friend, the ardent lover. and the most affectionate or POOP. Mr. 11Alt I LY, 10 GOldfilllCA, •Inrwed himself a most tic. and flunked whip. He acted the part with infinite ride, spirit, gaiety, and tact. Though our reeo!leetions associate Mr. Ktunfire with chat. rectet• of a different stamp, his representation of Silky writ N1111(0 and judicious in the extreme. Mr. 13sr.fla evinced a great deal of good riesswe in his periamartton. of Sulky. The gentle unsuspect ing Sophie was siirtviiied by Mien Krt,tir *oh the ntinnat truth and nature. MM. H 451.9,1 was 2 • ol6det o fi Viisityand conceit, and the moat placid Italiferetrea.M. Ilte owlet-tunes of others, in the Widow , Warners. Jemmy was well played by Mrs. thcsa. Ti•pktfry one received in the meet fuetoorabte minuet throngliont by a full house. COVENT-GARDEN. Here also the comedy of The Rood to Rein wa• performed. It was cast very strougly--and wirigt•tr•ri a numerous audience. The part of OW 1P”..04)* was, for the first lime on these bandy, •upported by Mr. W. FARRIM. This, perhaps, I. The only character in the drama that is accordant with the ordinary feelings and principles of ',attire— awl is, on that account, the more difficult of re. preaentatioo. The besotted folly of Hurry Dorm. too. sod the monstrous vanity and ignorance of Go/Oar/4 leave a- sort of corte-btonehe to the soul/ which he is at liberty to fill up as ca. met or fancy prompts him. But, in per. canting Old Doraton, there must be a strict adherroye to nature—to render the character effet. tire, the actor must describe, feelingly and faith fully, some of the strongest, some of the finest emo tions, by which the human heart can be moved and 4 4tiated. Mr. W. Fattiten has hitherto appeared in range of characters in which the eccentricities of veld oleo, or their unamiable peculiarities. sue de. !acted. In this instance his task was entirely disci. he had to pourtray the kindly affections of a werm.hearted father, straggling against the senti. mots of well-merited displeasure which the disso. ntri.ts of well-merited displeasure which the disso. lute conduct of a too-much-indulged son was cal. ciihited to mrpire. Mr. Faitize played the part 1 " a new, but certainly in • most excellent styli. "IA hav e not been accustomed to so much severity sfinsiintr as he exhibited in those sceoes where the dim:pond habits of his EMI call forth his indigos. noel—but the circumstances folly warrant the seve. rite—repented acts of disobedience lamina curdle the. milk of human kindness in the old gentleman's freest —a n d the mind ir, of cones,, led to expect a a:mfti:thou of the harshest kind, 'unchecked. at the moment, by the interposition of any sentiment of pity it, compassion. lii this, the stern and austere pouinn of the character, Mr. FAaaxx succeeded erestly—ond, when the feelings of the father overcome , :hi 'resentment of the man, he was nu less efficient. The scene in which he is alarmed at the frantic terneanonr of his son, who is st length convinced II 4t Lie s extravagance has brought ruin on his father; I' , sented an animated picture of paternal agony— 4 t• it agony which the dread of losin a beloved ; ''l! , l nrodoces, although the heart w hich feels it, 'eels also that the he'll for whom it throbs has toed imprudently or viciomly. The park scene 1 ' 46 sisu beautifully acted. The deep tiring me. aneholf with which Mr. FARREN exclaimed, " 0 ‘lif ! who would be a father !" white he is impress. .d itith the belief that Her,' Donsion meditates - uTide,l4„wred • rich contrast to has saboevatutt xclaniation—" 0 God! who would not be • fa. ' het!" whaw he diarovers that his son% object was ° e "ceililler Mitfitrd, whin had spoken disrespect. oily Of • father whom he reverenced..thoach he • A . d.wiabeyed him. The hate of aniamtoditty—•• r ualartma•eitultatioa...rwhich dietisigoielsod the ow w h i enee , produced $ powerful effect. VIII-. ule of Mr. PA Eames tre.e OM re= Wile ... j i " !rd, snit warmly applied . Mv.-Ae fed us H w y ! o urr od g , In the 'fitttter4 t 5 't manner was 'eatty. f enfrealinlik ,"411 t strisettl. but not au molly spirite d . 2 1 = __ _ • of • rave AMAMI ilasgarformenee was uneven). t 411 ,1 14 911111. d. Wite MOM lOW th at excellent scesir.isi lAch 4 *mg Davialmit u* namiiSett a the- dihmo-i .3111"eq9 sf the theollhaelisititravaigisibeft actadAllhi greater ability than Mr. A..m dreplayed. dim& wee represented by' Mr. Jona% with mesh viDarity and humour. He poured forth the slung • of the *porting gentry with emosing trustehility. The part of Sitlky was.distaisied by Me.. nexus men exceedingly well. It was • periferniesuir of surfing merit. The unbending bosomy sad awn integrity of the character were finely preserve/L.— asid the gleams of kindness white) occesiosially Malvin, it were touched with the .kill of a master. The pea of Silky is rather oat of Mr. F.usav's he bus not sulfieieut smoothness sad suppleares so give a perfect idea of this monster of set and iagrati. tilde. Miss BRUNTON walla lovely end art lessSephis. There are but few actresses alai colii4l depict, retell . so much naivete. the artless Mimeses. of this climacs. tee. The Widow; Warren. that coneporod of all that is disgusting in antiquated coquetry, was rte. presented iu a truly comic style by Mrs. DAVUIt. PORT. Her affected airs of elegance.. which were inaufficient to conceal the Widoss's genuine vulga rity, were evtreturly laughable. • • . ve;1..;4 till it le whineroovri ft' *ro•tros VieiVY4thatat tilitilught TA. I •_ ...00tord Ameba sod of this mouth: • 4 machinery, aall decorations. are WV W u ' Mate. r is rhr hot Mosel mod two home .V4l to merit that the Hamm mutts a thorough cleouiag. Tba pabltc cariovity. however, is strongly melted, 4104 , 41 My or the principal perfumers have already reigepaa /ajar I. be at their post in due time. The foliosring pieces. we undersisnif, .Itrybeen Tor some time is preporstioo. and Greendosour re port spooks highly of their merits . . kilUi so. Narder. wild Ong" or• lee • 1701 ft t the principal characters to be supported by owsibers of the aleareestrr remseary Comb*. A distant view of. Peter's Pitsee.asil a Coroner's Court—the litter quite new to the stage—are among the principal scenes exhibited in the repro. sensation. The heroic courage of the men. the brightness of their sword., and the spirit of the high-mottled steeds, are Airily pouted. and afford striking contrast to the terror of the women and children. and the ghastly looks of the dying mul titude. The mild and composed repression in the ' face of the Coroner is every way becoattug of the patient and impartial judge ! ! ! Lowe,' Presented. or TD. Plot Dieemarod j with Vie Lie of tha Doi. The late Lord Mayor, who has mainly rontri• bated to get op these very interestiog piece% had offered his assistance in the representation, merely for the honoar of serving the Manager. A nes gran beg is the only novelty we item noticed in the decorations. Some critics think these pieces are not likely to be very popular. The moil is oldi and the incidents are all familiar to the stage. This await Opera( by • effect Siet of Radical Performers. The ports or Peachaur aad Lockit to he woo tsiaed by Mr. HUNT and Mr. TilltitLtwOoD. two new actors of great celebrity, sad in Ingle foveae with the Gods. The Tata if Myrlay, aid. Frith Wei le 11. M; with. Mee Atonic The late Lord Mayor. es io a preceding pi e c e . has o ff ered his assistance.stebkh hoe brew rimiest!, accepted by the Manager. The other principal characters will he supported by Gentlemen high is atm. Nothing bet the great influence of the mobster, and the extraordioary tapes., lavished spool them. it is thought. can obtain for any of these productions a potient bearing. The Tell ef Mystery is a mese plagiary of the celehrated piece of Got fans ; Frightened to Death is a antra borings, ; sad Fax Winos is a weak invention of the enemy. Ramita Rub•t sr Shp in. Mirs Clan Thi• piece promises to have a long ran. Tbs. Nene °petal with a distant view of the Treasury, and the Chancellor of the Exche9iier iu • mus ing mood, devising sets tarts. The 9eeretury at War is seen standing at his elbow with a sc►oll, inscribed, Augmentation of the artny—retensis &U -tahans, and nose yeomanry, volenteers. feneibles,, militia, and supplementary militia. Several new barracks are seen rising in the perspective, and a bundle of new patterns of regimental clothing is just laid down by the porter at Carbon-House. W7lmo Wante a Oistaiii! wilA Ciele4 Him In. Cass . The principal character in these pieces will be sustained by the Remelting Serjeont of the Tres. sissy Beach. a Goatlanais of very captivating talents and winning ways. The entertainment will close with a procession of rem The stage will be strewed with deem...parings, in various devices, and the house will be brilliantly illemiested with a profusion of the casalle-ends of ofllcoi The progress of the piece will display the enshel lishosersteor memories usual in the repreventatiolis at this Mouse. Madame SAQUI is not engaged for: the rope, but the Kenner is on the look-out for some aspiring Radicals, whom he thinks. may. be had. at a less price. There will be between the acts high and lofty tumbling sr usual, by Mn; W. W. L. P. and his relative of the Mint, Mr. C —Nlll. 2 The price of entrance is. the mew a• lore sseMneo and la those who mindract theessorkes to the Mai faction of the Manager, the money will be WA' turned. All persons who dare to hiss or questio the perfection of the piece► henneist.eol r or• that , infallibility of the Manager, *l* dlitheauced as Radicals, and punished accordinglia. Art, sos 4 4 1 A The hearlieial awls of Ifts Bapienau'l• Bill, i)rtv3,l •r: I f :1 en - • Agqrsitiort stiatetits.ii va• • , • • airwiti yl."/"1",1 1 P --- • - p • Ilatima Imo or lb ifisioisiool•loll44llkridiklt was slot so well atteaded aisasselOwei but lie assielos owe betr abs. ks olid!wiPacloril- P Lemma was Ind Inirtidated AN•lo,eli• ittotstat is •s* *ilk noes, sad they patted iway lark frosority. Sales sad lee of Wight Hal oars tbs. suaaloosirs M. Treat, but it was ta the atiVantaite of less, sphoolilaslaosiall io Solitiroy. hem ins odiarehiti.r with abs &vest Ilia per lifhweire wara liteteliteos display of skill. Hall. was 00l fast remoseh for his alwitairra. aboilt**iiwit !fiery filillAiti-shit• aildroloo by thaw Ws and in s% Mama amp porloolar setwoogyao int robot mile. Irraggios sad Pares, a Saute yostb, iseekti wad ntli#r very esswiet: s trd lb. Merry Aodresi prawes alba farmer sweiewli latflater. Porch bad railer tile OW* OfiK 1•:i1 st d Raisallitalliliehtellikeilit The wits yeah all the rest of the tips Iwo 'ileitis has Imes seem is Ali OMNI for pram. Much caution *as °hoisted', nod lswisll is the Mop inakinn hit at the liot/y with the left had. reoresiog his bead with the right, and Mete delivering with it st IMO wish satins isbi ug ick nes*. Davis limithe worst of the mends 4y-Ylis sosnessivre iirrody stated. At the awl of the OSOMllleliamiall.brofte to the comer, as le dew at lighttog, 0. anal Maimisiermeyeaselemi mg in reel mobs'. he Avis parried his adrentury's bloom, or fought bionself out. Avis drew dant from Rasidall's chin is the last mend bet ow thing quite nett t the light champion), and in the holvismel there yenta admirobee rally, wives Randall ope. feted famously with the kit bard. Timmer se/ Sampan* merle • good set-to, but it was all Tamer's, front his superior tactics. Lulls and Spring closed the pcsformasees. is • beetling hyf i es, with reciprocal adirsetages. They hit away at the Moil `NNW a close follow= In owe Weisner Spring ass 4111mrs. amateurs this hit-away system. 1 Majl EST ow THE UNFORTUNATE SUFFERERS ET THE FIRE IN TECH APELKOAD. Tollowlsg on Tinpong use held N Sloe Med Lies. *Mk elispel.rowl, before J. W Unwl.. &q. Coroner, opon.ibo Ilwdineof M.lwed, Meorsee, and George *ores, in, eight, and doom .Inoro of ant. ores to' Mr. G. Mourioe Meuse, thiggroiggpigg of No.loo. Wkieeelwpol road, lobo cows by *Mr *OW **as ibit following eiremwestwieso lase Comm senses is the ;noels, et Mr. therm% stated he that ow theaelar eight has, abthetelthes earth, she wine th reel, the shoat twelve ehoseeswelle heat her dumb, the crier ef " Isar hem Irrsaithease,. who Reser eft .444 is the int .or apartment; the ithaseelsatel) pet set of bad sad thseetthed that the lower part .f the hoes, was all in deism sail rostra with seat f ur, that their pis. . . . . eisortaspervestied Jerindeire t winter; peseetviett the gust derive gasp trete le, hetneliately -released to the sears* floor where she slept, mid brew* 1110,111. twe childree Ind twee erleep .bod y intil-neve thou to Kr. Wenn% ohs there thew out of the finittdeer window r sad they weep Nit* sonif pennon t. the sleet • oehert. Ma _. Mre. Weinea. wider's, an& Nether meoresedi sawed dieseelodi is but Gent the. eidiletre of tin init. flee& • The *a emend anti is the ugget part of the beset, wet ellferwaseie weir to sate then, but do loom seem se rob oiatbni sib steenepes were modese. Me. Illenne Odin who sblll kw the tite4wir freenneeen. as.hotug slientedi se" heeinstre weber waimiesstisseage o jaunted fawn the teswgetet window, and was dreadfully injured. The beier-ItNenent dielety :MI in awl the derieremb were. brie& its Ihi ataberged to dough. Their bethes.wele ilegastar MuitV deg seedeieg, mere ashes. Mr.. 041 Mis. Wenn., dat. lambi refuge in the home of Mr. Sinigeoe, i• theeniMiltearbeedi The Mold of Miw pewooolp woo. dowered; het in inseresl3 Thalmann" a Mr. Mose, N. Rhsataie f nod Me. Lpeeree. wigs homed. with meat al Alashipitsperig. The @Wigton was intastained, sad lbw Cheewer. sttd Jam psi *meal gam ieew tbe.witeruswa. is awertele if fwd. • Moths. egigue of the lire. Tim MINS }rebel* mese tree, thee Mr. Waren banes, e *alp atiktemderri, the aliegesem came es Ilentiny night firio hie • trash, Wed kerb • lighted candle leW , the shop, frees whieh it isweppesed w egerbillew, nesteetiewl the Are, bet so positive wiser CM be neeigee44 The derg being matillieenbat it wee pus* eeeideirtal, to. tensed a verdict of " Aerillanted IN WA" - 1114. eel -Um. Wynne are winos* issdispesed, ma • ere eisheall is • tried'* hews. Stamp appointed ill- Middlesex sadtlMMlaldVll*e' fore the Right. Hon. Sir Rosetta RALLIS, Lord Chief Justice of his Majesty!' Coort. of Cola woo elfmehom Westaiumer, 114150d' after Michael.. tare Teem/ dale IV. MOM atoilaarva tavola Thumley n... 11 1114#111 , . . ihre. 19 Tomsk* le Tuesday .... l3 %%Wooed/v . Arent TERM: Tamar N.v. ao Wedeew er.........Dee. I ths,Satarday but. antral */ of Radietdakfernserr, was held at Gal.toti. About twelve o'cleiek a nom ! ber arrived at Kilmsruocle. marrhink Am deep, with/ sassic-wad bags. bearing mottos of the u.uim tenor. During* the proceeding.,. the fentsleMlL formers fnits tiolaton ecconteauittl by a boor music, arrived.. Whe:o. hey,•-easuo !within *k i ts** of the hpaitoga, a. osisal hood, affsg "•Saatai kree.me &W." sad] shovolvitera. " — la', and eltra." no the marale; e,divinosthrit: reidailt Reformers ntoontirji, the eltartniga, , intt* sheik, placed a aidendicl l aw A lellogtjAgAtie Of tAkk a Chairman. aml sembasit Mirmalisim 114.•inserihs4 " aforimal,PeehomirMs.!4Paimirarf , este. Ate"- akwo 4 f'aidke *MIMI, "Ors:" toleCthird rstio6o4;ii! AC dr:14110n the. Gaision Ireisola gefehllll libdistft ihraiiiting or 'nil oseashara.„ Whew theses's:4o Ina plaerd u paw the Wed of t 4thaielosalit the Mating gyve three cheerio Speedo. ' thallbtlislot were delivered. The people dirt' inad in an Orderly manner. a,/ /rat /a E t ry taliogs of the ishohetsom • • ss thasolen eltelve*W. of' some idgbitliffr hashig reiormd. to' 4: 'orKtiFe - very geueridly r aketod• 4aiselint. -- hat. ," 40 N.II d. bah. - ,or refusing tg - w • ft • take. /ttthe t r i Set up was. theEPititirtlir, lie bo s h./ 41.11 . 11 4 teatime ender Onvertstoent, wee egtisip44.,., serving offices.; rvid"Orr that Ire lll 4, !d a sitnatiou shatitt99yestentept,erAqs the Matteinent by which helits hi/panted wgi t 4go produced. • oe'diet OP" C o 9'ffft.. was pow cot/tended, thee inikyvtd.nci atlitp / ma p sufficient proof of the feet, Unit wine to she/ gbo the Defendatst timl been hlitjtlepflz recogplpottn: the performance of Ms (hay see cialleetur,, The COUNT woo tor opuriou hid thee Wm, 11. tient, mud • verdict waa mitered for the , Tall KIND towilltranve on cat/ In this case the hisgistrin.es, at • Petty /-aurgiti, bad Imaged a pumper frees the perk* Orcrott ;u Stony• Stratford, and the goestion wok wlaittlef it had been sufficiently proved that the father o 1 tho pauper had obtained • setiltraeast rte the hitter place. Beldam. ..as adtfueed befits the JIAi 'r strides which resat to *hew that the father ninth pauper had obtained • legs! *ailment, hy occirpt. ing a held at Stoisy•Stratford, where he Itiist p number of come—bet tie contract woe protlift,ed between the father of the pauper mud the deal whom lead he occepreet. The Megiaritesi, however, conceiving the aotoritty of the feet tie he sufficient, directed the removal of the irauper..t against which decision on appeal was lodged. The COO RT, after hewing the case maned ht Mr. TINDALL, was of opinion that the %%if/trine. were learrented ist the tonne they had adopted, sad coofirmal the order of Seaton. COVRT OF Apiipos PLEAS, Genssast, litiragg* Nowalags S. ,6 1 Before Clay Jewett LAI LLAII Mid et . Special Jiro LOPEZ O. DO TWIT?. The Court rat this morning for the final deter. mination of this lug-contested and well.knoera: ease. it having been au frequently befure the The ease of tetion arose in the !rem MN. fix the Dafontioot's detainiwg, end finolly. selboort so d appropiodow the proceeds of a cargo of Caret, i! 4106.iiiiiPosionial profiteer, from the Baru* um hoecie blip coiled the Mercurio kifiz, which the . Pisiotif had employed him to insure from Hug lend, where she had touched, no St. Peterskurgh. l i Tite Emperor Altamonte had decreed the/ waning lief a ukase, u a particular privilege to the Phin. lam tio empower Ism to import the cargo into his 11111111111 VI a the low rote of duties which had as pired in the enmmencemeet of the year HIT I. from which time they were gratirategiumated, no an• siderattoo . of his attempt to open, as was omen• seated, a direct trade between Rusin ad the Broglie. The Defendant. however, alleged, that he. thought it useless to effect an insurance; hot coueeteius he had.. has. on the cargo/. so MUMMA of adireogew made to dm captain. and the balance. of on old SCCOSIOI.- he sold and converted the value to the *Adkins* of his debts. The da.. Juges alleged' to be drateitoed by this irking amooutari to MOON.; but there were nth*, minor • comes of actios, which tougusented them to shout • 40,000 f. The come his been made the anieject of so less thou three anus in Chancery. sad bus re. pettedly been diagnosed io other Court& It Ike day come on as so original actual for ultimata ad. judieetios. Mr. Serjeent Lugs stated the use to the July. ore& witnesses were then examined ma t h e pun chile Pleiotstr, and among them the itoseimoClON. sal, whooecupied • rest in the Irk el the Borah. Setters' dmitsaaeuts were • Elsa rut. i ei attested translated copy of the ltuotioas t ukase. . . . i etlwt, The further proceedings of, the, giro, feibeempt.... five o'clock. adjourned till tanionow IPlWatati gla t too. 'The Platuttfro caoe had apt,theit beta amp OLD BAILEY, TUESDAY, NI oYINU Silt g. : • •TA.er Wl(disk WA • orraignen on en iudiettorant • ehorging inns with forging and uttering, knowing isAut fagged, a neon Ing4W. purpor►ing tit be wf all Doom Batiks Mr. AsssiM ditiiiedllstspeortiedings. and rßet LAI 041.111e4 the twee , to it* lary m. Autiersow e wile of Mt. WiltiesisJehrs An. • MIN, staays.haassat-tualter, • 2'23, Higiartu. lanais thwPrWooet at-the tutu:. be callrii et bee Isastassues *hop spa the 46th of August, Hud.ouritest Ise wetra hatl, he oast Is. kat Dower wove; the priesnews 11. so, pod. tom*. ; hs. said at. was ,fut a *head as AOwtS the_o44tetediu the Darer, vole 1. tie *id he preferred them to those of the Wank of &igloos, ; - she knew the Bank. at Dottot„haFtotheettonere ; she .had not kutisAil,Plisouer . he! .. gme ; l ove. his address " Th• f i), T with•fjp., .r tutry Ypric Witt. Dover;' she whhe i the alddreseets Itta ! itotr.o444 amost to her husband; she kuew theliqtapitajp.;, her t*Pro0001.! 1,490 '.l a. asid aan.--aseal .Ilakill ib lea SD 4111 SO ti tempi 04111111.10 Nip, ionseirftwormosies 4 , .. ,q__ ..,,,,, _i.1iiiimP44•1140,4111.4 X. _- -• a a., Al or d i m ido i i iirri p te z et yL! , frieter f i r - .., .. r ,s, . To ; a in e . I isinTi 7 enid rat iriklin Gni ' /t ill f 11 1 AO qk betbatipitiat tbi nii4dinar St. h ielvii• He °I. take the o ffi ce of eintilktale. **,t he Ina int . ... -.. _— .l,-. no.-...i, ... k_ ,L .f - .._t __. THE ABBE GRZGOIRE. The election of this notorious enemy of royalty to he • Member of the Chamber of Deputies has been a topic of much discurion in she political circler of Paris, ■nd it is even still a 'Bluer of con jecture whether he will take his seat in the Chamber in pursuance of his election. His presence in that Assembly will, it is said, be hailed by no port!. All will strive to sbun his society, and he will sir, like Coolies in the Roman Senate, after the dis covery of his treason, •voided by every friend of his country. It is said that many of the Liberals have expressed themselves with great fr•ukneae on this bead ; 111. Lafitte is reported in.have examined. r• Sit wear Gregoire ! I woold as soon sit neat La&ssitrdasosaye." The most striking incidents of Gregoire's politi cst life, and especially those ciresinstaners which manifested his hatred to the late King and his an. furiuirate family, are, since his recent election, sedu lously raked out of the mire of the Revolution, and thrust forward for the purpose of exciting the pablic odium against him. At the time of the King's execution, Gregoire addressed a letter its a commander of a regiment nu the frontiers, demand. ing from him the bead of a Brunswick, an Artois, or a Conde, as a patriotic gift. This revolting in cident ha. been made the subject of a no less re volting printing. &Aureate is represented offer ing to the Prelate a head dripping wish rev, on • plate, which is, however, shroucled by • funereal veil. He eagerly inquires " est re la fete d'ssa &Artois, d'ins Comte, we dm, Britossoiekr The reply is, •• mints encore," thereby leasing the apse. tom to conclude that it is the bead of the King himself. Tha nen. WILLIAM LAMS is note at Wrothain Pork s shelled of Mr. BYNo. pitying his respects ►o the Freeholders of Hertfordshire resident in that neighbou►hood. He has nut with eminent success in his canvass of that independent County. The early meeting of Parliament, and the inter. nal troubles of the country, have produced a de. mind for houses and lodgings in the west end of the town much greater than has been experienced at this !Precise season of the year for a long time. The Kelm. theatre was opened on Monday rein night, winter the tuansgement of Messrs. AMMAN. Dal, CUNKIKS. and FAULK*. of the Theatre Roya l, Ediabargh, with the opera of " Rob R o y." r. MACKAY'S Nicol Jamie was performed with his usual excellence. The lase trials of CARLILII have given rive to the remark. that the mast powerful opponents to Chris. tinfoil in this enuntry were To►ies, via. Noses. linak. and GUIDON ; sod its most popular ads*. elites Whigs, Locks. ADDIIION, PALSY, and Walk. sox. The match between Alnt-o'•the-Mint rnd the. Dandy 51a1. giving 12Ibs. will be ►an o v er Ep som Dowus this moraine. rev 100 es. o.side, the beat at three two-mile hoots-6 to 4 ow Mot•o'-tAaMfst. There will previously be a match at S i nithara Bottom. For mote time beck ativeribeastosmo...—_ dustriesaly circulated throughout the eat! of Fire, by s few vicious characters in Anstretthei,, in con junctiou with several others. of a similar desc.riptiou in the towns adjacent, purporting that • meeting of the friends to reform was to be held at the Cross of A nstrntber upoo the 13th tilt. at two o'clock in the afternoon, to take into consideration the conduct of the magistrates end yeomanry at Manchester, and to devise some plea to obtain a porlionomlory•re. form. grim the great preposition of flags, Ice. fur the (*mites, some anxiety was excited among the store peaceable inhabitants for the result; but be.. tween the momentous twin and four o'clock, only *boot • dwell individuals from distort placesap geared, who. from their tree chorecteristtc appear. *nee, were generally received with bursts of laughter from there otosembled es spectators; the consequent& less, that the would-be-Legislators rover presented themselves, sod were obliged to coition their on. lightening orators to oblivion, mid their. loge to the bed-head, sod disproof, after n serious quarrel be tween the secretory and, the self:chosen Committee, oboist the payment of hia dishiosemeuts for 0- odirertiaements and making flags. On Sundsy last, JOHIR ROSTER, arias Sturm., the public executioner of Perth died lathe of that city, of the typhus feet*. The taco stances of this mace's life are somewhat ongolor.: He had served several years in it,, respectable c . ertificstes of bit character, at he iliplied !hi' 'the Ace of public voactitierser Edinburgh ' • in employment for whieb he 1 to have had a mintage ',redaction. Having been dismissed from his office at Belmbergh, sat 'Friona of the shameful proceedings which took place at ate . ' t ortlitiois of Johassoa, in Prlvenibier lints hi 2 1 0 1 !IrIVII dived' himself to the Ale testes et Perth. Aid 1,6* accepted to MI a I , ' fisney.lballo. silk& ib the act of interring ' *die of tNs tasediihaving broke, the piffle) iienjlly'isisbisst had tAit earth, and the nih !hi aiiimtle snob scessims, r sheers over his grave. .1' - • •~ __ .~ , l ma garnet be.. The wri t he : a i d Wats of Mr. messessean'o , Bill; • discovery of' some billiVidaill toeing Vekarted. to i *, it to her husband ; the Ituelv theAtiMit,Pgalii :. PM; . M Committee, for " Inquiring- into the Abases of Politic, Cheri- ' practice, very, generally : A(*4oE ii ImOorWM. to. Okla , husband gave the chativ, And, 11% !'nervitam tools . tits for pasha' ties." are developing themselves pretty gemerally 'lain. what. are. called 4 t whjetier f.. anotausintei • sway the box soil the hig,A,ake ,10441,010,d i oniG r alhattdr, . . throughout the country. Three Commteeioners. ,and,fetv• which purpose that is ir roneisv-elasoid. ' the persou.of the Priantiev.i . , „ ,„ , , I , „. :i.. lies Stalemate. actioB under the *maturity of this Act. bare lately- !moo calitd .o.,Norerrestfois wee," Qn die nistiyof . ervri,eogsistd 111 starp t 4,i6,llll4lliiir Wet ; it in this gaol visited Ripon; and these Gewtlesern have, tiepins.. [friday 'ile'hnight, or early 0., Satiliday Morino* . , days hint efaincil. „ h o e. tied*, t agtag.,,4o.li 114 eimou... derstand. cullectert mach information regarding 'l4 'the charehqatd.of Lbw parish.of, St; 4togitettoe wou : autther, noiei ,be wytk Its} writ. py. 4 o ngui s s : misapplication of certain charitable feudal tit' that, entail:l, 117.•tistam, perms,. nobaess. wise •ctseviustE ohe had bad:l4,o4oi said.), );#4,r levy. sod had ' Older. es yin b . 11,,1004 advautageous both to the every : iiM;sorprs- of is lie soda, obiabliod-base iirboa that hp was, Vo hit at'.tba :prtkOpti a , . 0 ~,,0 , 4 ~ iF t rr,, at the time pour and. t0,14,4Agr... . - termed ‘emb Ihr peeertlittif 1804feilre • 7 . ,ry er 1 ; Willioto.4 4 4 14fe.r."113. AKMM4 . 4111thlriPM•1. , peacetimes" io HASA itio•ssi.Calfr Soles centimes ty. iscrome the PolibielgOli offered 'tlie•cllNdifirrY and cooviotiO4,4 til -- • iis ".90iglih re i. _P vl il i A * " 1491 Fitim .94 '=" id, he seamon daily; which *wet* prefeeetiee mieeltAsi tight • re** . ill "") ef e f ' . 4 1.. • +*••.; — Til kw . 1 yr. 4•101 1 3 11 11 1 Y0.4eltits ifftlill..: mt. Haying' 014 Allialkillionts We* rivallitit a ii. Pivisit wait: Nothiusaerumsto.operate4l.* wanner mi•pmireel ifide., 4l 4 PW , :. 4e tAseffArOt IiPPAMIP_ ~.: ~i /4„h vir e„:' .o . al Ithoomeemnbilarllleke Twos') 1601100 ml. lizSgt the very dangerous practice oflecitiag chltdeihrillitli: - lii.. Aititot '4 04 : ": 1 0%:uP 4 19 1 1 - 11 # 44011114 b,,_____ifoki l e which taltik TVICSDAT tletAiew Film dre.lo,olgr• Will. 621 . 1114111114 s• an atiortmestrinhere a fire is keyt. At Olaegew s It• P a ., .. - L/st•ilifl!liteeftd 1 0 4 lit I' l l•igmlomlI A. • 1... IlkolflLsatit (many miil RuMalsh IRO S will be in klestelli-r lINZARD marl CO: N1K4.1 , ,e.11 t Antra CanitelW; op Wednesday night . ; 'd i fina girl stitsAlVeea.yrrell f • .t5 64 .1 1 10P9 4 9 e ifivit Pk) :• ok. 0 1 4 vati- • the Mips* a rim er t il ee ery . 'M l e 6 w rik WO Tiete% awe UN Olt *O4O kinitlyttlOid biles' etttellltdelsVOiv Irate 4 ." 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