The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-09-24 00:00:00

• • ceirsmr-C.IR DEN THISATRE. Orr ills esseedy. of rite Mira fire Sesoolot, Voris ir4r f • row d with • siotiosisiltd ooplibusr, 1 . 1 ors soisii..l isitselooris sistrid-ol rM Borgooloserr . 4/ \eirdssit or l'Ar Two Palest, we. lea might od der ii. ii N.s:d..sil iof Crewe origin —but d ors s pa hoist suer is olosee mood se is to lie forma in isms of the petits poem. borrowed too our Uolls: jam ilonmss. and teaselmwed so the Illopetwin b raintwise of phut Se a recauedimehthes. it s. pes .ivwe. Mat quality in a say Mono ' , ta .t er tl. that swarm to be its totes ‘. let & .tonr. Tire fable torus es Wee ehotalowilb i fil* Peter Me Great limiting takes .p- to, ot Poo town of Saluda... in HAIN* kpa ir d ee k. put Sr whielt lw work. as a ene 4 ==y e .. est...heine human only ais s Zl ithae ps i , here forms an trimmer with Amp Fhetetio. sashay sitemotepestre, mad. ugliest also of Stymie. Fhimaist having bias fumed to mate th e tilumast army. thought proper to desert= Menu' mimes. to hie after, CoMeerase. why ; at s t aeles t ilm. an seetassit of his simisiima g illik impelled by a eshle Mimeos., sots met for Saes. dam, where she resides with her brother. its exile. The Czar. captivated by her statue and beauty. bemire enamoured of her, sad. to his ..sassed eiranicter, wise her affection. At this period. the retreat of the ever is discovered ; sad c ows , cli a gemonir. thy Preach Asabeasester i mild Ales Pe probers. the Ambassador of hie Amnia. bill ee ty, lye amities to • ist eves the lillessesvite Monerch to wish their respective Sesersiins. the two States being threat war. Comet estafam. am/ ern eloes ell loss ememerr fee Fee Frump, tar stupid Oureoutestee of Smiths', to allow he 11 %mashes .000 r dacete t if be can bring the Cral over to the frets* pert/. The Surmomeeter ems peen Anther? Mask se be the Carr-used this 4nietake produces setae red scenes of erptionee. The Amman Alaimo* is mere successful. He 'disover* . the reel tar, but was treated by him with the utmost Maws& The Cam now lanes that his mutter. Si pile. hes tittered into a plini which threatens hi. eselavioli from the throes. He deteraises to depart secretly from Soardea—bet the Sistra3eurral having received information that there were severs! limp spies in that town sibs had eneard a somber of the beet Dutch pilo ts sad ohimiearpriitere to leave their motive coosotry. @rod a boay of trove to apprehend them. The old Sure. metier 641010 M • innleknott 'rhos he shah ems. lie Arse lays his Wads ea the Austrian Ambessader. Ishooltrawmg et hie &rise, mews his quality— upd,..! Imillett. is the same meaner, whew he sp. OwilOshi, timSession and French Ambamaders. Sus hi, vent m ina is irrigated, whew the Austria.' Aselasseder )neeisis ems Niter Allitiessiqf es the Car of alustevy . ; ‘ ,.whitc the French Atabastadee selects hew Artkeide 04* pererege. The tor gewaser. in • var. Se seem ea the whisk wry —hot the true 0d his Asifiusier escape i.e the essofesien. eeeaßerwellinNisi true r r i jaw Mien. but the Secretary of the 11Wee-Cleaseel awl namooes abet the Peace of ityersicA hoe just apes vigils{ okra' 'rates. berleell emieebet the bah getout Powers, sad the C:er is, is (mobil. with die stars respect. He r,, c , recewee the baud of Cedemise. sod , hy. ilia* and essidesseasiew, essediates all pamisi, net es tl uding wan the foolish 11/mseemearr. ;Nitik Fine bet MUM in the puce me those in Fannin is mistaken ferthr Cam. • They mere et;. ? (*Rend, eappoesrd *lir. Wets/4 who made the pomp dhsantity of the Bergeeeteseer meas. ous moor , / eider . ' .-11 r. Summits, when portrait of the Mee{Wm richly ceiesn..end Mr. Faae.sw. who bit it the bleminess et "Me Ilieseeie rev ellisetseely. The ellerneter of - the Czar was sett . sopperted by Mtn Assort—ood the p.rt of ( admire was isdereeliagly smeloissed by Moo Foote. The set wry, which foram the thief attraction of the purer, so . estowttety beautiful. The Ant act fermium's with 11 pretty hatiff, in which albs Lurrimo sod Mr. None awaited a veep Weil par seal—awl the euchsnaisig Mime* DultilleTT aniseed. la a west graceful style. a beeslifal per de none. The piece wee well received sad was sansunced for ssepetstiou. _ MOO O'NuLL is engaged to play at Lichiold Fiidoy aal Sotorday uric—.itiliet and Seksaret. Titsaitte.—Our theatricsl tampaiga will cos. 'mitre at the usual time tuterly. the Ant day of the ensuing Fair. 11le:Cettele has witted several performers to his reitilor ounpany. We eve tiitincd that one or tell if thins pewees coossider. able ability. The airshooled Miss S. SOO= (who *ll5 fur rawly ow or Olt Corp; dieritrigate). of Co sent-gardast,Theatlan it s dpi undisputed, sartgad fora fret strisie. dad lle the oriersing same~ wad will make her en= the night ow whisk she theatre will be opt fehertir Paper,' at discovery of sone imoiset sins is Teinares. has given rise to sweeh osairenia le the Wiled Slater. The Nada* Whir states, that the n. eirsit coil* were discoAeed by same labisultio vas were chimps a well on the banks at the Elk Ebner, :gel as it is the first Unison hobos* that Vises Ins Nil claim to ewiliapM at a dirtiest pitied. we :11411 extesct the waeds:.' The discovery , 4 .,,„, t t ei : with the &mono of andeat rettiliestions 'tint are veetts:!" l "eV that " It et the .41.1119 will give rise to wet; iotavelalle egeolei"s is she I,i,tory of this Continent. lit presiesersetteeeddy that it was at least initially inhabited by s population. at a period lons prter to the &cater! 4 totnesys, sad dun this pselbstioo Wen of Liropran or igin." The Wr.rfisrti Herald soya, " At no pitied lb wit memory was ao tyt peeiset." 1 - ;:i mate of thh boom, of Waterford. is, howevers ,„.„ ..s b nurilile. the Medical tteport offset *sok pAy.. .• appears that the nutiaret iif adatieletis nu,. the hoops: +1 *ninth dittlittiihrd; se !Ste said illy immediate praapt'!'t that ihk a rikaie is Anal IN sulisiite, yet the digester lies hietireird is eisaho: no% kikip been ell siterous irai•tly acciiiiiited for, from the kinsmen of many odor, redrigwriswi cau•ra of tryrr 141 1.10-e ho are bath tHillii4t 'smiles sit a state of skrl*lo7. We how so 48 .Neii that there are at preoi-sit our Ira time twenty aims LI d ) senteri t all sip:credit% tem, to lb; hove." r 1 A • 6111C0114T OF ;IN ANCtItN . T 116:41ETRRY, IN et. MANTTNILLE.GRAND. Wed. tie tWivikVa• *am roamd ii.a the Comma tasin id - tile aw‘wittwol, 'at this Uwe, mod the poneatioa _qt. loads wow Amadei% to which It . -4 ell o' without Crip m = s awd fr.. Archdeacon. likewise scooted them see . sod a hog ev atom .r Soso. apple *lre. it chosen. ~d NU" two the Popes *or pewees whatever added . theeMeer esseereted its Co .. eft Medal of &toy or their Ministers. He and sm. soli and men. Ai liberties in the snort sanctioned by Juhu concludes —:- 41 Harty .tverV l l'a peesome to alter any thus; hereby ranted. let him perish with Judas the Traitor." Henry the Third hod the weakens to confirm tbesesambievoits charter% sad to extend them 'in eases of debt. Mesh, and treason—the iudulgeuee rift4was so 0151 , 210911 to the passable citizens, -am of the pietection afforded the lowest and mar. compelled to op *pilot this ge nee in a rung here at Mary-le- Bow, , lloor, Bark doors. Ed many mit , down per armed in the .c 10 hardy as _ wandering in streets, after the bell had sounded is St. Martiavo.le-Graed. The Coder ma ourreadered to King. Edward the Siuth, in 15411, and esea lifter the church was pull ed dew*, mid way teuenteute erected ea its site. Seth is the historical accoaat of the aticielit sane. teary or educe, of which these melts appear to hare been a part. The vaults in which the boon are found de net mem to be of essy laciest date—they were probably ferrate by Edward VI. for the pious purpose of depasitimg thereto the bows which were reposed at the demolition of the old church. The 'Sae arched malt, rapped/A by aleasas, which we Uwe described. is widget!, wet of earlier data then th e reign a Mary 111. At that period the heavy lens of the Soma architecture pm place to a parer lame. and the breed tirade, ash arid eras. ave celesta pm plum is that Rioted arch mid slender The wain which we have do. scribed anima the pate etyls ef this afar mod WNW mid before its situp kits taM 10 0igiled 1110141 . to *it to the inifiectimlnalle rerdr-week gaming that ere Sod is the Inlater and lee irp of the arch°. titian at the clime of the reign of Heal 111. mid is subsequeet times. The eaticseatj wham re. rawch I hemaded by the diecormy the a s dam of a mealdoring hair. say pbtheps derive amide satisfoolies flew the vaults iiiisolaiseg the tiewee of the dead ; bat the artist and loves of toile will e we imegine. fort his ettesliew ittrina drawq to the architectural t_it we hem to alibied Th e e. tiro, we Weave, very isterwive Tashi ow err parte of Neergetimtent. stay of them vied as maws by the inhabitneth mad Welled tip for their pinimilar memeirseee. It reeled grehapa be with wirieisy to aerertais their crime, pitricelarlY ue we have hoed, that they sprat to be beseeited. with three row. The ervolegatien Might lead to anew curious discoveries respirctist the obligee hudd ler of she avielyestelie the dercriptiath of maw/ of which mete on cwrijectrire and fable. FreW Alders. gate to the Old Bailei ism mice a lime or she &were at our 'teensy. and these excAttittena are ea+ sett). WI this tomb. • Limas Cases.—Mr. Bias, of hartoti.6ll, in Chealiar l hoe a elterst to his ititsseesidit, swede upon hi. °lieu film. that ireigha mower& of two halidted treietn, and far which, we eaerstend a he he. se fared the emu of *4l. . . I ' As the workinea'empleyed us cfesring eZeay the ground in Ss. ‘lariiii'ssloaraud, which is to farm she mte us flat Irfw e0.t.•.16.:e, were :a d Or tem ego resawrisil l tha fugodatio4 if mine .f the tie houses winch s id e d t o th e roar o r St. 149060 9 Fester-lyne. they discovered t roofs of swine ag- tient vaults. 'Ms circumstance attracted. 'two- isms:Sind cos* woo orry 'wordy 'abets to elmir sway the nihilists. sw as 4 afford an oppertanity of en- vois,* these visits& of Oberst architecture. ate 90.111 NI the rubbish ou the plirticalm spot was m- aimed. three veults were discovered. oath osaimis- Mani* with the istr t!y I nersow passage es 'gal- Ivy ; they are built chicle yof line squire backs, intermixed with stall, and Ohm* - link and the is- trrsticre filled op *irk a • yellow chalky earth. Tkay are rather specie* the keg* being nears abut feet. the depth sheet rightism, god W.*" Aunt six or sneer 'They oppose to have be each originally divided late tee compact- treats. to the hack park of use of the ramie was fageld a large giaatity of beam. bona ! thioitgb ClZirsly to g ether. a s if c o ll e ct e d Tyradir- reves . . la one of theta is 4 stone cola. rather a mrt so lasi*. we* 1 11 the shape .a its tt- • cleat calms, Krim at the head. and i snug a to lise . m towards the feet-a place is rider ter the head tithe body to rest epos; eel - remains of a skull and soak decayed ri res etea are is the amity. Adjoining, add is the lime with these arches, is a vaulted rmif. Nip- ' .by small mod abort stem shafts Si pillars, ' . which spring semicircular arch% ilitsfactinS ether at eqsildistest pees. and presenting to the .141 the skeete of a structure et ewe diole , datable. sad biestilbl. The augdirrisions o r Ike interceleruniatiste "rem evidently epee lame bait, sod so arranged as I. admit 8 comulWlllthlig• with other !arts of a boildirag. The lour of the‘e make is about tweedy feet balm/ the Neel of the pavement in Newest-sweet. the Mese gresad on the same level beam all the appeseence of hoveg haws owe a cemetery, hem the fragments sad ca- dged ports of lagoes intermixed with wile amok which are observable in the vicinity. St: lWartin's-le-Grand wee eh/Melly a College, feuded las a th m air les, 4 Wishool if :L e L esepe og . ef Keel. and se Darriale d is his Angliessan. sad tedered by a noble Segos, sod his brother Ikeda% Fir a Das eted Ormiar Ca soli Priests, and was de bt:mid to St. Male The epithet is-Greed was afterwards addel, eg . accouat of the groat end eatneardinary Midge. particelarly the apogean one of Sauk- herb rested he it .by dithers* ammarche Wil- t—. A . ..I Wu omens of the protection afforded to t SOf mum Mien% 1111 , 1 1 1, Mons. i demi, that they . were (regime* compel' ply to Government fir sonority awl sairetriarh Anciently whets this College floollibing state. a carfew bell wee runt eight o'clucti tveryevaiing. and at St. Merl St. Giks, Csigbiegate. and at Allhalloe isle. to Irma to keep within dor • • ward the F irst, settee of the ■ chiefs. murders, sod beating sawby certain Heelers; walking arme 14104 commiuided that none should be so to be found wandering a the streets. A CASS OP ORII4T DISIWESS. GUILDHALL. • tile anor 011egittirit rind Emily edge, oo axon ir. e4lerder. ikeitore Mir WILLI** Cutets, t h situ*, 41114enwso. The oaks was coved:it is cue ,. a k : 1 surly hour illy respectsbis wows. es i ves w k uoi s if eiwiewowei olusk ',peeked in the Newspapers _ _ .. . was cervece fat the @Maw tide appeorisig onxiuut, Ult over, to site • subscriptiOu fur Me relief of thiu disiterzii (4%4 ~. *er Was. Cu as impaired if (Menhir, had been llieeght ft the °Moe, and being auswerril that he had mot. bst was expected every torment, the woe t(ey Alderman Asented„ that he did rod think it eras necessory, ha the oertilleete of Or. Sax, as to his elite of Wed oraisid snewor peepsoe, and IA could eat i anower 'my geed sod to further expose 'She derwrigrd state of hes mental ficultieer The •Yourdtv Alderman then asked if Mrs. Oldershow mid *liter ciiildren ism psonisist. The Chiatchworderes of St. Gregory's parish an swered des they weelit sod ei the credit of these 41hesileueen, they appeared close, and comfortably t i tribe the ni4Shle Mete of 14 children :is • resit painful tes4 The eldest, a hay about lams years r e f am. a evokes. onsrportird by crotches, plaint cheeks, sad hollow eyes, with famine depict ed in his coosI441001; the second, also a boy, lird seVal yea" 4 4/lINISIM sot a cripple, exhi bited Mere expressly's* Via want of care a n d pro per food'; and, the thitdoe girl, about four yews of `46, near ly blind.—so Mich se, that she cowl burr he light without * hoodketchief to bergs% mad this cawed by Neglect! The wretched matter 1 Is in *eolith month of her *moiety. avidSir' !FIG Carrie, addresses Mr. Deputy's*. ~« This is a Coss I must speak to you about. jt his ;meted a peat sessetiew ellsoad sassy halsOsee permits. I hunk but swore mem, in my efebet which has been sent me he him family. mid I will get mere ; I woos you Is advise with some of your respectable usighbeen , is th•porisls, and so form u Ceassittee to recant milesenptiono fir them, and spiny . it iii a MTN, the., tarot the family in Wes way . of • aej hem no doubt 'but fist there will be ,Itamle•nie sum sibscribed for Ker r% the., mid MMw the goer mito hip recovered his mums be sill net bs billed by kasowirek they hove sunk so low es to be °Wiwi to take refuge in a worlibouso.” Mr. Gonwur said there were several Ostia* 4 the neighbourhood present to stele what they kin, of Mr. Olderabmw. Mr. Warrascan stated he was the loadloni the house which Mr. 'Oldershow occupied in 0141 Carter-lane, St. Peers Church-yard. • . , Sir W. Cettlia--" Then it is not his own hease; , and his story of having Paid mousy for it is not tree." Mr; WnittAcass" I believe he paid a moll sum for a lease, the term of which hes long slime expired. He ones me liar years rent, which I have never 'uplifted to receive. and haves in fact, loug since given up mending for it." Sir W. Coatis- 44 Then if he was pulling down deg home. he is. injuring your property."' Mr. Wumt•cals--" CertolitlS i I beam se* thin of the circusestauce, until informed by stmt of the Gentlemen of the neighbourhood."' Bir W. Coati- 4 Is he not a proctor t" A Gentleman answered that he sever was. hit had been a proctor'. clerk. • person that Woggle besieges to proctors; bet Mr. Pulley, who was sent, could give more information relative air he Aged ern* "pot. The worthy Bereoet and Mr. Polly lion l ia a . some awn:ratio% the result of which was. that Oldarshow hod beet. for ymmi of irregular' habits, and those of his wik not much better, and that the iiiikeAties of their child... were caused, if not by theirdiesvdmly caidoet, by their neglect. Mr. Mow*** corroborated hie statement. and said he hod an opportmeity of hawing it, es be lived opposite to them. Mr. - boning thew addressed the Worthy 13s ronet:—•1 world be ton much, Sir, to allow it to go at to the public that this is • deserving ste amily. as I know the distresses of it have bees case ed by Oidershaw's ewes endure. I have been wit new to his driving his leanly out in the snow et night, when his children were nearly in a dying' state. That the public would do something for them 1 been as doubt. as I here the pent in my packet, having received 71. for them by unknown -heeds. The British public are always genres* and ready to easiet the distressed withost having a colosred Mary told them. I found so the sAfe thirty:mints duplicates ; they have mode any with every din is the louse. not to seppert their children, bat to waste in dissipation, aied if the neighbour, had net interfered the lewd from the roof of the,besee would have been sold. amid the Isere would have gime ant." Sir WM, CULTUI-- 44 What is the pavan of die too 1 t speech •Who Me you main it le I" em. Cirommts,- 04 t e .you, Sir William. as yes occupy that dia. lam not ashamed to link soy Jan is the feat." Sir WY. CORTIPPre 4 1 kilt; * O ll area 4,41 its patriot, end they en always food of making hog speeches." Gnstiltis—" I ems, angler I. 4111 always mantin, a patriot. I repeat. thal • colistisid state ment h as gem out to the pelillsin the Nempaisere, that this is a desetiriog family. firth Wed by Igoe.. It is not the case; and 4 Nita *4 ottenellip pity of contradicting it, knowing that the instli.iNl not dose he public's p 011 . 404 1, NO. the helpless bliildren." Sir W. C 114711..." I linen 1111410l* pf rhos bpi; appesred Ni the newspaper.. 1 aip,enre 1 sew i painted the are. and mousse be alkyd rutb.es. Jawing it: Ido net wish to duke it went "Mu it is: it came malady before me. Betting Isese ma Magistrate. my Mat Wing. mos. to soveastilMe whether the mass was (pane or imene. sod it 41,1 l not he denied thet I topl list proper anew tp dp that : no ene ken deny the truth of this. Abhmirb the tether and mother Mid wt he deareing. the chddre., ire helpless and ilairly starved.. I here relieved then, sod I ewe not rat !also imay as.. vats, I will relieve diens it Niue 'Dili, be has effriided.tbli liow, 'l4 domino renew* t belt if he hi hien,. he le 44 t)eseneo hie Is she loo." bolos 4101 1 11104 1 4 two OP s Cot pter; go, pot to the bar, 80 . 9passeil in a state of great irritation. - • ' ssr Was. Cutlyvi addrisseil him. ha listiost en couraging stild hammer staisiisser, Worthy Baronet.' '''Good tisorniiss to H•aW you O w l yol,ll'l4'o ? I hope you feel wire comfortable than when I Iw you•lust ' Olderishasr--•" I tati• Myself mild! Mesii com fortaht.. • was shaved this Ittosioli . w Blocher's rotor.' I will ssisa t isal go tittles Itkiire at couriancing than ever I Pt t and it I had some Lowder in my hair, I could sir oppositi • tp Lord ..a EllborOttgli. Mr. Leads, s u it dust (kiwi. arrpst Wall, whose name I forget." • , s•w" Sir Wit,, Cl/STIII—" I have ttil tfoubti"rire only Ilium Dr. Boa's certificate, but from the est.'s conduct now. that he is invaise. I humid' him sad Isis family over to you, Gcsitlenteis Churchwordims :uf St. Gregory's perish, mid depend on your hu mane conduct towards them." Mr. GODWIN—" With your permission, : Sir, the gentlemen who are here will form thentsclvre into a Committee to receive subscriptions for the poor unneending children." 0.. Sir Wit. CURTIS —" ‘Vhy ask my permission, when I 'suggested it to Mr. Deputy Box ?" Mr. Gonwiti--.‘ Mr. Deputy Boa is not an johabitant of our parish, although he is Deputy of the •Ward ; perhaps he will have no objectiuu to be one' of ibe Committee ?" Mr. Deputy Box—" I can have no objection." • Sir Wit. Corri--41 Withdraw into the Alder men's private room, amid 6; on your Committee who will receive subscriptions. and apply them to the , benefit.of the children. When you have done it, 'let me see it." The gestlesnen acciirdiogly retired, and in a few Minnaa returned and presented the following Gatti% hors Pass, Ir. Hop- COrtir-isse ; Cos tley i •Ato the •1' 4/ I chock, of roll; I for sod flee. POLICE. • -No. 1 . . • .• • , a. ItoIT itimft AO4 D srf DO W NG IN-trill EET. Jean *Masse coaches. so, the Jaage-ddvarate (Mr. Ileelteits), ea* Pliktp Ore*, a Wpm in the stables, were charged with emmateimg Ise wateltaka, itessed diatom, and smother. I Limps stated, HMI the son of Caleb Idablerin, the erten,. rwohlg, lied raw several penmen downs with Ida hackney s coach, as Tomas, moreisg, et two o'clock, sad be lets hi. poet to roe after him. Oa his rehire, he sort • este lyiag is the pews, Detireitiledreet, mid Our helmet moved him, M called up Cheep, ever Mr, Ilechetee stahke, and she e n tr o a a a s c , tree let in. rum the hell at Mr. S % ecteet sad he wail abased dir diMnrbittt the f.mily. (pa swells twelve mid ewe .'clack yeaserdey moraiisig, after Williams bed *hes SIM Isdlye.Adeoepte home ham the theatre, the easelimaa abased Me tor diseardieng his measiee• haw ea i the l r eataraieti, end Mripped Irk bias, when he rattle, used the other weld's's, came sp. The ewer, is Inuring been struck 'dews by IMlliaate r med the miller amebas% sway to en amok by Gram Mamas almeseed Mr. Itdeetre faulty swam area ibis 2 . 5 WiVisone oald, that he had wryly challenged MmoM w IPlttleg him isle disgrace with his mutter, us she fireuidi Minim when he awed sad elkelleand Ilbor - Sawed his hones late the worehmeas!toperebee hlm dolly se Wee WOMB MON Owned; Mile, it sessied, Wises the signaler, sad his eseisat aar the oat selespees.Compluiet • • trsios-tats. FRAUD 011 THE MIMIC. IfetAmbay R bay, aged es. years, of meet deplorable an =e Om& law aladistrala, pin* the we of Christ Church, who slated that be Lind hies solicitiag charity is Illickfriarii.rsid. The Sisal article of ceverliny which he had. *se s piece of coarse sad ilthy sack. ing, whidt ass wigged resod his body, sad fastened with a pi ece of rope. Ikea heirs i rm. the child, 'kismet hesitation, , * .e save woe *taw ;he lives Is Foei. newt, Ciray's la .and Imo by hail{ ; his mother was a hark, iiire, midday !linty of eso ployasset. 'WNW awl his bM*.., who is shoat dime years a( rely, were regniarly ltM sat every day by Oath panrtS, Ife pt aQ o.utosigiMN it aolask wick* the libu lo o::Lr esa Piq p,e II *Sr MI6 sagi the riveted the (*astable to take the child to the irthe ladedef Holborn, when the Mafiosi of ilia shild Seed, did %Atria them id their oetitibei. 4-4•• 4.J1.1.0r...L.••••••1•61.0 Ni . As t! pro!rt t the fitralif io India OS brabiltt s 10 a 'glorious teriSivatiolt, through the able usiiiige. obeli et iii 4 itostvuoi.tleureraT and' his iiiielligcnt Sod active coadjutor; we isdarstoodi frogs Mood authority, tftat the Noble bfailuiii, hostility ewer s ; Weida) Sip* albUseiliktit of husibuyi br the vieixitx .r Lord/pow. NE. wail there iu Mirth lest; oilli 1. now probably is Calcutta: • , . 61 vomit #7 4 1164, —Thy Porliseeh lltippost Ns weed its sites Oh Tumidly lam; 44 oarititised Ito ievesti goo W • late hoer. They spiel ossesibled an 1V ueorlay,The#6; and Fridodu au the loner dsy t . sins sed a veil of fell M[ Moveist c erge against Thisrpo.fst . L I!. the 'sou phi? was aim up 'sir . after.* Toe iyir Isrd boss oassusitp ted. ea sump% ot hob% portpetsrird the WOO *W. mid oftrt; l 4l air, b.rwtd• He *olo•Allise• timid, ewsissitts to No‘Sita i+6414 to yiAip .10 Will it the aest Anise !It list Mitiehe ail* list, vie.;-- Merely Doe, Lailsatosarviet; Mr. Gotbriu, Olds; Mr. Ord, M., Pours Chareloyaid ; Mt. Pearl Woes Bead, Psalbidley,St.Pearsaierebririt; Mr. II roe% M. hors Cliesch-Rard ; Mr. Palley, Great Cartar-k '. o ne. Charlie% arli-vird, Poeta& tbausom. 1. Otinwta—'• I am directed by the Co twitter, tlir, to request that whatever money tl unty receive, that - yes will allow it to be peed i 4 /our blinking-house.' Sir Wei. Coatis I moot mower rot hoesewhieb I belong to receiving the looney, I I will impwer that they will pay you that check mine fag 61. *hieb I give with all my twinc be*** received • It oote t and • check for 51. those p aver people. whit* I hand over to You, I 2 y every somas with the subscription." . the name of the Commit! Irked the worthy Baronet, and they took tt ye. w Thd poor reasily , were they conveyed to -orkbootei bin * r SOL , entestas hie lesnes - Tsto the Istewag, ettil *Wel wlree the wstensas spersseholl his tboner seine ., sod he knelled kin .tine Senladt• w, atteelievise bees brit witch. win is the et Ornt Sad stated: Ind ORi hot Tit ansaltedhe w by the other intehasas. 111* Reilheitli haler nosed that Sieentriel illatsrbed the house spas the two ticanese aid Eaten begann Ina .nry oisteire, isseetotti tea 1M 44i t. . 0 'biked penssally to interfere non the wades. The butler also arrolionted the Prison& @tannest, of 14111.11111 bans( boss eat end *sae& Own. The Mailessin seprohand is st,us tense the endow of tli. * nearby; the bell at Mr. Sackett, sod anon- ilia hone. Bad the Defeadasts pied erne; it was his ditty to Wit takes the. to the wadi-hone, a. Mr. Ilashelt 111-111 A. A "_~ • a• . . . - - i t: nZ . 11.1 taiThRA . ••••••am... .. • DONC.-ISI k.R RACES. . . Turn/tow; hurl - Petite' 43. To ennsequrber of Ilan tiorotras •4 /be //rather, Ihnutindi or I lir Nubility. G• airy, Sm. Ittre bassi drawn front a il pails of 11:te.land Jo smuess these rarr.ouS It :red The Alsetnhhea and Theatre.' are. crowded each ersbing., The lanai opened on klondaY saittettte ursgeily 4f . Sorepstskes of Vlgs. Le ch:—T;;4l:)'no old Course (17/Sub. sctiber,). • Mr. Jorksoes b. e. Cardhitd Wolvef e hy Cardinal York.. 1 peke of Swede's eh. c. blurtitn, e, by. Mowb,.., Lord Scirbrough's bl. c. l'eloes, by Widiou Mr. Watson'. 4, c. by IValitaddeni by P.atitot • A gaud risee.--6 to 1 sgo 11w sciionr to 4 apt MI. •, . IWatostril b. c. evrevglatiksicof tags. .eabli, os` ish 16gs. added . by the piratic's% for all ogee. Marra allows's% 31b: St. Leger Z'wfltrue. • (Four Sisbseriberig. Thu owner to be sold for 11011/gs. it drnsonded. Mr. Lasibtou'S h e. lloronglemen, it'y Pam. 4.yrs old .... 1 Mr. • Hosili!ssrortli's b. g King C.rfl , &yrs .....,... .. Ss/ W t Militer's b. I Calescii, by Camille*. 4.yra 01d.... 3 ~ 4 ke•4 on the wittier. • The.cliipotatioa l'laloof dot. Tiro mile Mate. Duke of Hamilton's eta e. by Governor, 2pa add ... 3 1 Mr. Bell's Iw. e. by Blurb fruidanuio,l. 3 Yrs old .• • • 1 2 Sir H. Nrltho•pe's 4 , S. Evellaaring, 6 yrs old . .• • 4 8 144 Derby's Is. b. Spogiao, aged .• . • • 'Chia tier Was not flabdred, but our. Cuinimundest was obliged to leave the Cuorse GI &Aides'. Belling wit tbeu ever us, lb. Duke of HaNsllion. • • 11 CORONER'S lA'QUESeI-. ' NMI:MAR tItiODEN DEAT. • . , • As fiAbleition was taken before Me. LF a, tOrOnir f or . Westminster at Ike Ootensitter:msens, fit. Jowls. th,, r k: house. Poleolfriktreet, reetrritsy, en the hotly of Mr. Fmk- • rich limo& . . The Jury viewed the body, which mlii in .such a qtate of putrefaction that flier suM not diserlit . it 'Matte fraktrs.; '.. the =rpm west:layered with Ihreisplioti, 'viol perfectly With. The Formats teulse Jury huptired Oral the deressioll . died, sod beistaitUrporel dot it was no Thaviday last, ha said that the inquest etotht to arvx %kr, piace, Illuenee;.. 6 r the health, if out thr !isnot the Jury', might be affected by see& meglinent delay. !ipptiFelios. lied ItiMp de cud( lot Joel yit • 1 ••. The Jury said, tbs. Ijl ! **Nl melt deiey would never take place again. ", . It was ItillfiCia glideneV that the decenied Jihad resided (yr frilieraii• et She house of !Ile. 11.iiilthsv,, 1 4 /0.10, flisehofireet. lie: Whit N bid ow Wedwesibly evenits4: 'mil 'us Thursday sight be woo foetid deal lyiaf oy Ilia bedi with his thoilsra ow, • sorgyith : sire it.as his opanCitt'lhaf die sierras. II died on Wednesday Night : lie•hvil therefore balm i lead tweisi,•fuell • beers when, found. He was also of epaulets that he alio' /vets e .the viiplure of a blood bwiisel, or, iiihipleity. There were's,' *arks af vielewee or the body ott be decease,' Tie Wileeente did est behrosalle ircewsed bud takes poison ibiroe were nu phials sr caps about the room. The Foreman sail usher Jurymen said, that had the imp". million bees taller sooner,. thry. might have had . *Hier eel,. draee to have enabled them to velure .hi it verdict ; tiger might have seem ibensselves whether there were marks of tiolewie on lbe budy, sad abb. have fornsed their "pinion frum their own obeeevallvi4 wheals" be had taken puma sir rot. • It appealed to have been the fault of the beadle that the believe was not taken before. * ••• • • . • . . The Jiuy resorbed ' , verdict elt—llkd lip the dettaitow of 4•0. aach aegliarat delay. te • Ar applleatiesi. bid 'boo ode to the Megisleatee of Illarlbrirotigh4lreet Police Office, whether the parish stolid be jitolirmhicio burying Om Mx% sliti.coetioar Ititimih on( a weep " The tilegiiareteg Mkt, slat ilie b9dli might ba %r/rd inessordleatfr it eI 4 erishll4leirs *ere of 9y1444 'hot 15 might asagetipfectlasi if it ova boire *round iota the Courser rad* its taws. . . . _lb Cutoures Clerk .04114 141 41 wed.* • duly off. the - beadle of Ilie perish to iab,irat.the Comers. y best ea it ry • was necessa, stud infoilhation of the Illso of t he isep de, teased ire ghee emit tight o'clock nn Amittity when tbe beadle mak *at l'oceday inlaid be the dam eincreeleat 40 ,0 9441 test. „ • itoRtitIERN E*PED)TIOAr. • . . . • . hs Equestris. Capt. Overton, arrived, here from. • Davis' Straits, on Thieralsi. sick legman received from on board the 4frzerirrler, one of the Discovery Ships, which Cos t querton saw a few *le* distant, on the 4111(4 Aossi.t, apparently ail well. in lat. /5. 30.—(Holl Picket) . We. have the pleasure to state, that the 'SO dqtyd, of Aberdeen, has brought dispatches ,free the Northwest Expedition, rite hod, iu All Prot's- I s lity„ which will be received this year, as our Ship s were going beyond the frock of all the trading apd fishing Vessels, which till thep had acCompanied their course. Strange as it may appe ar , th e ap-. proud) of winter, which begin s very early in those high Istitudes, Seems to have utcreesert, instead of "shattingout every hope of atecria. In a private letter from Capt. Biel. clited Ist August. in lat e 75. 46. N. long. 61. 30. W. s he ae s yl--" I have but • 11;ir moments to tell you, Unit we have Dow • tier . / prospect of Success—the ice is clearing "Ps, fast, ard the wind is tit N ti g.; Anar variation ob served on the ice, 60. IS. 'e have killed and laid in a sto c k of bliablter for our winker. fuel." „.. A letter Suit Stockholro, detvd 13ept• li, eniet-w -” Caopteiinti of hail-atom.; lisve hear . received fr om enteral district,. The hail is described partly yr the inie of a hen's egg, partly of a, corn. mop teatFb• L iked enoreited above tikeilty.fin4 boars; at Upsel a great nianY windows "'ere de« .atroyed ' several wishes is lielriuglaiid, Upland; seedßast Gothlaaid, lust their corn; the branclieti Iroce.teou flout the tree*, end the coals killed in the 1614.7 . . • . ; 800. AVGOST LeTiet• FOIL has foond • trews,* ie the cello, .Pwlilce of Ittiainicini, which sh e leas ontirboood s aiming of gobl Wad silver beri o jewel,, hies p ak e t The French police foriarclj , 0444+44 Oil the CaPtaiai at the. Awn Aim evisela it Lee hoist heieliseit t oribehrturiteur re, eke members of Use fossil ot Boisportit Min Fein& ill shEt neighboOthoosi. Clli}irr met itith a feiiOns Ocideni in his set-tli 'with Spring, on Tuesday, btbresbing the re n n et bone ih the hoca of the right band, leeidin r ( 041 the fore Anger; Whieh h.s fighting time. it was dot* spinet Spring's tetiiple t - hut was poi felt ainCh at the liner. Se,rgeog. ettotett assumed lt teiierdet, but it Re; . 1114 naueb image to operate upon. 4 /I** $ &ad apply of 14414 a 4 614 61 .11 44 0rWiEh armlet - on $ 4 .414:i OW (*lilt per ceoieb 011 lone sito4 ApittA Iteti Oa. WOO dritriP." 06141 OF *IC .0 I ! I I: - • 1 I- 1 . , 3+ . " I v A t It I 3 • , ! 1 1 ! 1 !' ) I ki 1,1 li i i ( i l 1 i ! lj ...'