The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-04-12 00:00:00

Burns oau.nr, PALL-Mitt. We remark, with infiuite satisfaction, the impression the suing arts of onr comatry have made omit. those, ( ru n slorm discrindaating taste, and refined judginciii, they can alone expect judicious commendation, and from • liberality, inward worth receiving can only be 1111. ii 1111 4 ,1, as the Priv: of talent, distiuguished from the ,cages of tonna:no labour. That notch of that exhilirating insides remains yet 1.0 be applied to the candidates fur fame said pestle favor, abuse wines, in the British Gallery, invite tie .ItClll.lll of censors of virtue, to allow or disallow their &A>, let the horned and clas,ical eye he turned to the • pencil of Cook; sod mask the chasteness with which he has told the story of " Alcestis, the wife of Admetus, 'broiled from the micronl regions, and 'tutored to him by tferru'av " A scene so full ul interest, so closely interwoven is for best affection. of the huinum heart, represented with sis raorh of appropriate and stilettos dignity, in which feelings ▪ 111-11411/11 , acute, as the first glimpse of the revived peruse eg o on her child, u hose fear sod affection are at osier res.. soused sad inspect to embrace her mother's knees; are WWI of tine art that ;ive d all the charm it possesses over air sh,s. The astonishment of the husband, at seeing Lao.ured wife restored ; the ineorsolable grief of theses, set miconscions of the mother's resuseitatiou) who is ser iiaa over leer to:uh—the inelosure of the place of se valiure, and the simplicity of its accompaniments and ap told ices, evince a mind fully possirsed of the subject, and ca u l'i.e of detailing at with all its force of veutintent, without %L.. Vest outrage of gesticulation, overstrained contortion of tater.% or violence of action to retort our admiration.—ln obit reboil either to etmiposition, drawing, or effect, this uniatnance p.issessea cacti is a superlative degree; the kft L ro l ai Admetus excepted, which should be 111;ttle enlarged, out the bclit effect of the tomb, a little more kept dowff Its g us tily is very loch, in the stilt of Smirke, but without Ay 11141114 a 0.1 the force and spirit of its general effect. Tins p cure, se are sorry - to' obscrie, mutating unsold ; as does &so that masterly pietism by Towne, Nu. 245, .4 view of This beautiful landscape may very justly be coon.p," n. best works of IYilsos ; and it strong ma/Li at the clearness and simplicity, for which Claude Ins keg w mach extolled and admired. TILE BISHOP OF ELPHIN. The liberality which distinguished that amiable tad truly estimable prelate, Dr. Law, the late tiihnp of Elyl,iu, and which marked every action si lis He, was particularly ohservable in his wilL Hells to the arc. James Whitelaw. Vicar of Sr. Catherine's, Dubin', 3001. Of this gentle elan his Lordship knew nothing, bat his virtues titi literaly acquirements; but to and, a man as th e w Law, they were the brat recommend @Son. 11l ggs I previonialy bestowed upon hinithe hiring in the di eese of El phi°, held by the lute Dr. Sand ford; and in his last, and tedious sickness, was often besot to express his saiisfattion, that be lived to have an opportsmity of sheisinK him this mark of he lread.bip and esteem. • Doctor Williams Magee, Senior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin, hellos bequestlie i a like sum uf tire hundred pounds. The een.le.uan also hat no recommendation but his Iterary talents. To Dr. Brinkley; Professor of Astraicloy, in Trinity College, Dublin, he has be que.a.d .50001, with all hi. books, soloed at 30001. HisLard.sup died worth 45,rtnial. and hi. legacies, iaclurtigg wool. to In. brother, Lord Elleitlactrough, salaam, iii the *bolt:, to 16,0001. The remaining t.d.nuol. as bilneatingl, one-half to his widow, Mrs. Law, and the utile, half distributively between his kromers and ti+trra, of whom, ice bcheic, faits our site his. RAUZZINL Mr. !Limits', whose death has been announced, Ind it-sided edis country betn•een deity nod forty years, and had inatotaiwed a wool uubkmishsd re tutatiou. lie as. fOrinerly asoysresso at the King's we, rid coat ; posed several ()mass which in volved e.mpitierdble genus* and lICIC/CC. During the last thirty years of his life hr presided over the Musical Coacr..ts at Bath, which a:r►ved, wader lEs snabagrasent, to a high point of reputation and es. eslb-nre. L hum Len universally admitted, that he gave nhilue AI r liuensent to the taste of our I)ratnatic .1 Pert:inners ; and the best illustration that ,43 P(1 valve in proof of the verity of this asser c., t!wt he t 134 the priusipal 3lester utultr .s. Alt, ieurs brsham and Ineledou studied. SPORTING INEELLINENCE EXTRA. ,Ity of Ns/easter ‘levt• .e, t s t 2, Suet' puskes of loop. rods, b. U. sst 114 —l.ast toile and Ltossous calk, by Reuseuttsrauctr, uut of a Deese rti Anntagy% hr e , .tt, I,v illsettit, out of • fie Peter woe, bought 01 gr 1;a : ;toli, " 1/;Salictio, out of a Sisley to Leta T• bauctombes br. bay colt, Ilertust, by Chance, out of Previssiate once. ilitior's eels, by Sir Solomon, out ofTotterello. There was a greet malignity of fat beef on Nor rn Hill, last Saturday. which 0.14 at 10. • Pee 'ft.. Fat mutton fctciicd from lid. to eid• Pet —there isa% likewise a great thew of lean Attv, and some salsa effected.—Pigs plentiful tad enesper. vt le., than 372 gentlemen and tradesmen, of first respectability. dined at the Royal Ilo.el, Chester. on Monday se'imight. in comPhwrist Mr. Ecteron. their worthy Nina mullet lepre. 3t.t ive. Colonel BAMMITOIS pre-tiled. A ledicoms cireemstance occurred a few evenings tv, io Oxford -street. A chimney erpee. boy t Lto a botterilmaket. at • cliresenicnigee's door, lid fell 'Keep; OW of hi. eompahious, in a j.ilsc. 't down the 114. and fastened it. Too thiei es Ilmag along shoitly afterwards, and cooceivi. , g 'lsket to be filled with butter or eels, rat rti..l l ''y to a public-h o us e i n t h e ne i g hb our h oo d, to de the spoil, when lo! iisstrasd of • rich booty. !tering the young knight of the brush. The ft.-. a• m iy br ini. k lnrJ . nude a precipitate re. 'ten Ins unexpected appearance. n , rvit daring attempt woe made upon the life 4ri N A P IER , o f C ottle Douglas, on the evcniog , Tuesd ,y Isst. While proceeding from that in rompany with his servant, he 4..._ t0 snack e d by two armed lawn on horseback, who their pistols at Mr. :Cann'. The con• t 7nenetratad his head, and Iris .arrant ear. at km , instant, toothed from his home. The immediate) y mixer, the animals mi which Arica and his fervent were mounted, and " 4 '4 salt tllem. The 'wryest contrived to se et toe property of lint minder, which war to a very • Amount, from ill , olitervation of Oie itilains ; 14 • are also happy to sac, the wounded gentle '° nin a fair it 4% . Or ref overt'.—.t reward of 300 had. 6111.1 * Offered fur the apprehertuou of %mu ;Kr/rt. veil atr rtur.l tt. atm , 'bit I en dt .on , l 11 bush , alr tcto Imre , IDYL era TI mod I;mtt si Ire He h Sr. I cod I Awl He to tke t ford; heart' hare km Magi hells This his Aar( love His intim Walt Lew, Iwo? The 11 Intl year volt the MY • 1. add; Ur: 11.11 Lam ie • j,r (i 1.4 a Nr. Nr. 1 ▪ ai 1 Ur I TI Leo IN tad • Ihe t • Ic C 4 a y +rat. A e oa t , 42: I\' iod • I ta, • yr. ! • t u , 'brit o A if I • • , r. 11 11 .1 N.! FN, hat fba. a BRIG:11'0N, Amen. 9. Sr Fttftteis Bartlett% commitment to the Tower, tootle the visitors and iimaloitnnta of this place ex tremely anxious to peruse the proceedings attend ing it in the papers. The libraries, and other places where they were to be seen, were, at an costly hour on Saturday, mimeo osi.ly visited. During the night, Burdett for ever !" wired frJrn various grouper, en pastant ; I yesterday morning the Steyite, and other coua,,icu•rut places, bore similar testimony of the 1111 l COI popularity. The Royal Sodth Gloucester Martin, about three o'clock yesterday afternoon, received a mule to mirth immediately, through Reigate. for the me tropolis. In about an hour afterwards they were 011 the parade, ■nd took thei► departure, in the presence of nearly 2,000 spectators, wbo had NIS. scsnbled on the oeca.ion. At the time the above regiment marched, it waa said, that the Royal Horse Artillery, in our bar racks, were preparing for the seine duty, and would proceed on their route in the course of the night. A regimeot marched from Horsham barracks. •u the hitme destination, at twelve o'clock, ou Say turday night. The Earl of Man.field, who bad bees here ott • visit to Lady Ann Murray, for a few days, left us on Ther,dav fur too n. Hugh Scott, Esq. also left us, for Berkeley square, on Saturday. Mr. Scott occupied Egre uniell-hupse, the property - of the.Estrl of Egreinont. Vi-cousit Lloyne met with two ugly falls flout ■ skitti-li horse, on %Velineatiay last, in North -street; but, we are happy to add. without receiving much injury, as his Lordship, after being the second time dismounted, got up and walked home, without as sistance. Lad Monday being exceedingly line, and, for the season, mire than ordinarily warm, the walks and rides were numerously and fashionably attended.— Dona Moon's and Walker's libraries, (the latter of which co onwards a beautiful and picturesque view of the lieu), were, during the morning, also fashion ably frequented ; but the [husk rous weather which has since, fur the moat part, prevailed, proved a probtbetwu to equestrian and pedestrian arouses meats. FOX HUNTING. On Finlay. March 30, the Yorkshire Confederate Fos, ttttt (1.4 met at Year.ley Village. but not Girding in Mr. tiellasyse'v Plantationl, they tried Breoshy Ude, when immediately a fox was seen stealing away for Yearvley ; but it Lriu; a had scenting mousing, after running him neatly tau hours. lie was lost near Newbre'-Abbey. The weather soaking a favourable change, ■nd a shower of rain having descended. the sportmien grew eager to find another fox, that they might she* the merits of their steeds; the) therefore returned to 11:ranaby.. Dale, which they tried again without hit lino ; from thence they went to Mr. Cholmeley's Firs, whale ■u athletic old tox was intrnediatele found. who to tde awav is grand style through ihausi,y-Dale to PeelaVoud, straight away over Crake-hi% for Mr. Croft's Plantations, at Stilliugton ; from thence to New-Parks, and turned to she right fur lieninglirough, wheu coming within one 4 Id of Court-lsoase•Spring. he seemed to .44i.dsisi the earths by taming to the left for Overtots.Wocul. but "tieing exhausted. and so closely punned, be was unable to reach it, but turned to a farm-house, and got into a pig-stye, where he was obliged to ear. render to his eueuties, who gave him no quarter. This extraordinary fine chase was run in one hour and ten minutes, without • single check. The wily persons who went the whole of the run were Mr. shappard, Mr. Batty, the laraaer, Carter, the huntsman, and the whippers-in. Mr. Shep pard rode his famous Screvet.m mare, and Mr. Batty, Nfirai Trip, by Traceller, who rode close to the hounds the whole day, and was decidedly allowed to hove beaten the field. These bounds met again on Thursday. (April 3) at Skelton-spring. hut hart no direnoon ; for th• it sport was completely spoiled by the only covert fro:n whence they were likely to have a goo:I rue. (namely Aldwark Wood) having been presioasly hunted all over by Sir Martin St tpylton'a beagles; it sot:paled that Sir Martin is par.icularly fund of leverets, by his hunting at this time of the year. A few days ago. 3040 changes of Bobreoyal were rung a: Leeds.. Yorkshire. in three hones and twen ty- minutes, on the tine-toned new peal of ten hells. cast by MrS4ll.. TNOlll$ MBAR" and Sons, founders, Whitechapel, London, in the grand key of 1.). Weight of the tenor 474 cwt. and rung by Mr. J. PAIUMBLL. Mr. JOSEPH Taus rang the treble, and called the peal. Wednesday last. the theatrical season closest at Boston. and it is but justice to the company to say, that a more respectable one was never wit. neseed ia the eou.itry. Every exertion has been made by Mr. Itosistriom to amuse and gratify the public. by engaging performers of eminence. Mr. Qvics has contnhisted moth to the attractions of the as si-on, awl was received with well-merited ape plau-c.—The character% of Tuby Allspice, by Mr. Qt It E. and Tangent, by Mr. Bat: newt (of Covent. isrdro Theatre) io the comedy of The Way to set Mar:itd, were well supported. Mr. BILL %TO/4's ruge„-erneuts its London. prevented the inhabitants of Button from witnessing more of his acting.— The athetic scenes between Mr. Mc G arr'''. in the c huacttr of Captain Faulkner, and Mrs. T. It arso as Jolla, drew forth, frusa every part of the house, thcoe reiterated plaudits they so justly ins nted.—A gentleman attraspted the past of Ore I / g ot ) . in the coined) of sh yea like it, no Saturday se'on.ght.—Tsie Theatre tuts, upon the whole, beta well a:tended this season. end we trust the propri etor* here reaped that harvest. which their labours so justly cantle them to. Sunday sennight. a new Dissenting Chapel was oreoed fur divine worship. at the New BinWittig.. Pirtses. Theft are now sixteen dissenting plane* of worsh:p in the town of Portsmouth and the 6tib urb., most of which are well attended. A thatcher. of the name of LIAMAII, whole stand ing:. no Monday. at the window of a house in Nor wich. clewing the operation of a sawing machine. the wheel burst. a:id forced • large piece of 'ro t' agan•t the temple of the unfortunate man. who wss killed on the spo!. CORON I.NQUEST. • TticsJay afternoon au Inquest was held a t * public-house adjoining the London Hospit a l. bef ore J. W. Unwitr, k.q. on the body of Thwarts Bryant, alto was brought to the flovital the preceding day by mute Jews, who said he had Levu shot by the soldiers that were escortiug Sir F. Burdett to the Tower; but that they. the Jews, did not see I• shot, but were itilorused we. The first witness that wes called was Mr. 'Mariutiabs, a pupil in the Hos pital. oh* dcpmed. that die diectomitti was btooght to the London Hospital on Moorlay'afternonn in dying slur; that he did sot *arrive more than three minutes. 11e esamisted the body ott-rounk, and found a ball had rut. red the front of the neck, and lodged iu the back of it. Hr extrarted the ball, and was sure it was the room of the susses death. The ball Mr. Martindol- produced, and it was entered iu the Coroner% minutes, " That it appeared to be lar d er tbau a pistol-hell, and look ed like a carbone-balL" Mary Bryant said. she lived in Three Crown court. and was wife to the deceased's nephew; that yesterday. in going up Crotched Frtortb she heard that Thomas Slant had been shot ; that on her getting to the corner of Sitething-leer. she saw blood on the street. and observed marks of shot to the windon-.butters. She ea. informed by the people who Caine out of a gin-shop at the corner. that Thomas Bryout bad Ivrea shot ; she went staid told his wife. mid afterwards went to the London Hovitil, where she saw him dead. The venoms could not give any evidence how he come by his death from heraeu knowledge. The next witssrts am the unfortuate man's wife, who said she livid at No. 3. itracio's-huildiiiga; that her husband was lid years of age, mud was a bricklayer's labourer ; that he left her to go to work. at six o'ulnek on Monday monde*, mid that she heard he was shot oitli his pipe in his mouth, going from where he aas 'at work to Mir master's house fur lime; but that she knew nothing. of her own knowledge. how he came by his death. nor did she know who told her what she hail stated. On the above evidence the Jury. by the direction of the Coroner, brought in a verdict of _issue hiasicide. CIVILIZATION OF TUE NINETEENTII CENTURY. Oa Friday last, an inquest was taken on view of the body of Obadiah Yardley, of Coventry, who poisoned himself on the preceding day. The jury, after • very minute iuresiigshoo, returned a verdict or—fele de se. The public cnriosity way mod strongly:excited to ascertain the time and place of the burial of the remains of this unfortunate man : this was not know.. till a few hours berme the tutor appointed; on which crowds collected fruiu every quarter to witness sei extraordinary a fulleral, miler circumstance nut hiving occurred to Coventry fur more than thirty years past. At a quarter after live o'clock, ou Monday aftermion. the cotbit was curled from the residence of the deceased, in West Orchard, by right young own, and placed cart prosided for the purrose. The cart st3v preceded by thellighConstable on houwback,aud Itibeorers no foot, bleeds of the cleveiheli. The hoily was in a plain coffin. on which were the initial.. " O. Y. aged 20, 11110."—The eofliu wa s elevited on two b oxes , th a t every o n e might see it. Theo followed the relations of the drcessed, in asiouruing; and a number of conualries, to keep off the crowd. This -wise was di Um-0y preserved throngb West Orchard, Cross Cheeping, bishop -street, sod on to Arnold-lime, Iradnig out of Use turnpike road. At this place, a grave was dug. near six feet deep: a large ring was formed by the constables, and the corpse was taken from the cart by eight bearers, sod carried to the grave. followed by relations and friends. The cor. tin being set down, • brother of the deceased read. very impressively, • piece, on the awful nature of death, and a warning to the P i tt ; at the close of which, he said, May the rest his soul !" when many of the spectators respoosed " Amen !" His reineins were their deposited in the g .111 the relations retired ; immediately after, • stake was driven into the grouliti, close by the coffin. as is usual in such cases. The eartb wan then thr o w n in. and the grave covered rip. It was supposed. on a moderate calculation, five thousand persons at- tattle.' this solemn event. lit AD, 1 111) t. Y. A fee days since a cause of Head-money was tried in the Court of Admiralty. ars,ing oat of Sir Samuel Hood. Captains Lee awl Lukis, inhjcctiag to the ship's company of ilia Majesty's ship Re venge shanag with their ships. (or the head-money, in capturing the four French frigates La Gloire, Mineree, Aratide, and Indefetiguble.—After the Judge had heard the most fall and elaborate argu ment on the point, he, in the first instance, re jected the claims of the Windsor Castle, Athalle and Polyphemus ; awl in detertataing that of th e Reeessge, entered fully into the principle of farmer decisions; that head-money is considered as a bounty. or reeard, for actual and direct aid, in cases a here an engagement takes place : that the aid rendered by the Revenge cause the nearest to such a service, but did not completely come ep to the principle hitherto bell.—He mistimed she was within goo-shot, mid was fired at by the enemy, bat did not return the fire, though actually on the point of doing so, when La Misters struck ; theretore. her aid, being pas ,i.e, site could not be considered in the action, as the returning fire constitutes the nght; and. there fore, could net be entitled to share in the head money. On this ground, he rejected the Regime's clans to share. Sir Jona Gots tried this case upon pol.lie ari muds, it betrig a subject that had uever been do. coiled. and upon which a great difference of opinion existed floral) 00 , huut the Nay. The J;:aot. of she Aastsa•LTV has drawn and defiotd the business very cleseiy. and from this de cision. it may, we suppose. be considered as misled. that when au engagement precedes slipcase. dome ships only that coatritsaited thereto, by •ctual ly firing at the euensy.will he totaled to share in the head-money. At an affray oneevesiug 10 lilauaber-attest, Hull, it WIN found to be litera:ly trot, on inqu.ri , eh .t Irrigist was acting wrong, and Cap , Ji.. Good, a bye.otauder, thought nuitien air Lad. 'het Sim: liteoke. • near ne , gillooor, we. called upon to gout and set all &Smirk. CITY DUSI.% A... • Tuesday the Lord l‘layor held o Court of Aldermen at Guildhall, %%hick was numerously at:slob.d. The Caste. in • Erred the 'Hire of bread to to contingent same as last we , t, Upon a Report from the 1 unnniure a;muiatetie .consioer the petitions of dm CO,l Ike (•onet aoreed to them an advance of from Js per INVIP of JO ellAtrotts. , •11 Js. lid. per score of sl haidr•Ais. It was referred to a Committee (bribe whole Cosset to in vestigate the ceases, and under w hat ettralwittatlces, persons were killed or wunaded by the militsry iu the City on 31ua day last. The Lard Mayor laid lief.we the Court the nes rl3I letters Isel hail "moored hoot 51r. Siercitry Ryder, with he anuotws thereto, 'norther with a statemeot iN Iris pou median's, which Were retie, Mist the tle sok' of the Court lOW pitisonsly voted to his Lordship foe the prompt ineonmers he citlopied fur perceiving the pewee of the est), sod fir the eh lanai communication of his proceedings. C'A3181111g; E. Aral,. 9. The foln% log geotlemen, Il emheroofSt. John's College, were tlii, tidy elected Fouuthitiou F,11 , /tis of that Societe : Rey. Henry Watkio 0.1, A.K. Lawrence Pan. Baker, Julia Novilaud, and Thomas Smart Hughes, .4. B. The Hrs. Jolla Itruohe, M A. Flhilw and Tutor of i t ,tts. college, r appoiuted Duoiestic•Chaphiiii to the Marchiouess of Shgo Thy rev. Ur. IVlllisms is presented hy the Lord Chancel lor to the living t Ashby-cuas-Feulty, Lincolnshire, void by the death td the See. Mr. Shepherd. OXFORD UNIVER.YITY. 11r. Arthur Matthews, AB of Brasesose.college, is elect ed Fallow of that metety. Mr. BISIIIOp, IPC Pembroke rolleer, is clef-led as Frieda limier of Gleeem's-college, on Mr. Alirbrll's tOandatioo. OLD BAILEY, Aran. 11. The SeQ.,ime4 commenced. this duy, 110fere Lord 1.14r0U MATH. Id Mr. Jra.tt, e LAWILEKCE. Melinda .1114p.nure era . , iadieted, by W Di,- main, of NeviAtreet. Covent-Garden, for nioubly Ineakm l ; out of his Itom.r, 2114 4.sding therefrom it tai.lerlotlt, a Over punt. 1-1,011. e. counterpane. and other artitleit, to the title of 301. . The Prisoner was eugsgett as sertaht by the Pro secutor. on the loth of Fe bruary last ; sad. on tlt night of that (lay, disappeared with the artidi s. She war :spindle-titled by a !Vice-Officer, whit found, in her pocket. duplientes some it* the goods spreitit it in the indictment.--Gailty—Denth. John .4donir, master of the peris:i-r-et t iii Ed monton, wu, c upitslly mdicte.ll fur .o.umitimi, a rape ui Mdry Genial). a Ivor wail:tug g4l, 114 the 9:li of ;Seaway lest--.‘ut Goiffv. The trade, off the Irish count, we regret to Imre. has suffered souse depredation by the Le 'keel* French privateer. of 16 twenty-1, Sr and toe eis poanders. and 13u men. Oa the if n St. she cap tured, in long. 14. lat. 46. 58. the fiWaeraie, of Belfast, from J a n...le a .—ond oft the '2l.ith utt. the Wauulmid. of Loudon. h0mey...14 Eamon from the mute Island. The crews of both Alva o tn. 'put iv the privateer on hoard the Atnericon ship Traveller, which arrived in Cork harbour on the tt3th The American ship k t the privateer ni lone. 23. 21. lat. 47. 46. Four other pnvateers were al,o at sea from Boardeans. We trust the suo.4 active efforts Will be made by our CralKtlig 11'a1., to de into/ a craft so formidable to our tr4dr. All the art:Wrests which occurred in rusts. qu urge of thu MIMI" alit* of Sir FIRANCII ISIMILIKTT to the Tower. 'save not yet tronapired; acid. as ino.t of the wounded retired immediately to their homey Al coaches. perhaps it will be some days before the es. tent of the tot-chief is knows. The name of Toarsisitavaupearing atcnt.e of the persona who apprehended S,r FRAM( IS Brat:KlT. it has been generally oncleratood, by mil ake, that it was Towasssio, the officer; whereas. he was lint !intent at the apprehension; but it was JnIII.PM COWISSILND, one of the Putn,:e. belonging to Bow-street Ofike. who is a cow in to 0- e officer. Monday commenced the ausinol ward e:ee t inns for Nominees and connet!ipen of Nereids.— 'lle Freemen of liiirie.s...trieet Ward assembled at the Guildhall, at eleseu o'clock. when the hLivon having opened the business of the day. Mr. Jews KITTOM, Mr.l. Aeons?, nod Mr. CMS. 1140VISIft were purposed as fit and proper persrvis to he .No usiores of the Wasik Their riontiestiJn being se conded, and rm. oleierralion from either of them being made.three Freemen, addressing the Mallet, demanded a poll fords. Tuns. Roper. of La keribarn cottage. who spiritedly addressed , l ‘e Court uposs the *mail: e.. decleitog Ins independ ence of all parties. and that he was actoweil calf by a desire of Is.etimill iservicesble in otthnlding the rights of his fellow citizens.—•Tise latest at.- count of the poll was— Mr Jobe aims isG Mr. Crisp Desarse ...• • • Ise Mr J. Aagell There is nu doubt ct tie three further being elected. I Tuesday ni‘ht, about twelve o'clock. as Anzio; the Ifomairert ofh•wr, wos comitia it. CRETIRT of Srsres office. at Life red of toe Piazza, in Roaiell.street. a pistol was bred si h three yards of hem; whither it Was inteale.i him oe any onr also that was plesing. lie could n-t t e ll; but at th e true preaoris were r and repas.iu t t he instainly laid lisAd of the laps,4 that tired, and salt whim. le Vett fr.:d orf a p:.- tol ;" he then put b:, h:sn:l to, the man's pock•t. 11 .1 wid " bare it la." Amite, then lai fis ..f a wan 10:10 was StaildiUg with Lim at the Woe PlOlOl was fired, and woo prose ding to take to the other in lion -street. when s..s.rA 0,,!r ar temptrd to rescue the plis,,ner.. but witi.oot •IT,. ADKINS scut the *onion to tt:e affte•i-bloft, took the 111•0 to tug St COSTA NY of ‘TITs . a ffi whe threm. sad commuted ta further yotrtanitttore.—.. Crates,re R in i :rtru a l n .. d .ite ;‘ ! r ll ; : t . " .. Am e . tt ' ai h :l) : - 1 41 41 7) . ; The Primmer sad his name was Juits that he came to Landon lit 1 • nlrky last, treat. York shire; he di I not en:oe opus any particular b ui a_ nets ; lbst hr toeiht the t wstol on V. at day for It. own proffclio , .. awl to protect h i, property. WI CD sear. hail, lie 1,.d a AIM pound note sact toast Are • ; he lodged at the S•iratek's Head. en Sooa-I.:11, sad left there • little before ten o'cl:o-c the same nigi.t. after leading the t.i.rol with p..' - der and ball. In his lodging, was foam smut 4r• . From some card, toind opium Imo. he is t•uppow in I ea sargeln lislot,giug to the L•liabar i to Co.- lege. S. 'it , i: i, i , t. 1, t.. , 1 ~, , 1 .. .