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THE4TRES. coypu:VG IrDEN. The TogolY ~r The CantratetirAtt' pea:m use d 60 ) 1. E 117.0 time tt,:s tika . cm . 'l t jr shoe dottie,tie ‘ - .1 4 4e* of hr wr „,.. ,L 11 . 2,..0e. I:as Iseve t li e Po nu rin Wall •un ~.I vur! root of the Ile qrr ;11:, 11("1 cf the powers of Mr % ;; )„.. J , in :;, 0 , ( 10/, tolftr ti.e vtere • • •, I. 411 cc?lr re: ghe rtject*ht3 v. uin lir: a- , t tati , vo•r.—Ale. C. K KAIN 1., a 1 1. 0 . p''l t!ie ani•able Lemont u ith tz ., t - s y .Vl,l oil with the bent (I , l?te fu:l. hi t ey-L o e fitl - hou•e Imo• LYC IM. The Co.r.cdv of The Belle't Stratagemi eaa ISSI •Nr for not. TIL3 piec.! pu•dcr..,ea of n. scenes err tenon d and at•.•:mns at wit or sentiment ..re, fur kr? , ext:e ii•ly tr , te—and that intete.t I. n artful cottoldinettt of eh, . %nit moment, cen.re with th e .nt a the Third he drltunrotent. MI the citar.ctirs, then becioncs nalpable; a:.d the audience Living o .IS what IS to li.ipuea, but .„, h it will be eff , ctrel. wit,:••b% ~ f the PI iy with iti.athetx ierr such dried. rxi,t, all guti.• the rzertiloas of the prrfurmer, th e e : ) ,. r .,eter•, at all eventv, eh til•I be tery lu the higher walks of Comedy, ~,, Company can Imt,t of p00,r,..10 g excrilent Actresves—ttut they are sot G ntlem, o of equal atolitie-. T .ia options tart night.--Mtsa Ou scan . e..r first appeatasiCe. tats 11191.011 as Letitia rtceptim was tattering es her ababt • liners could wish. tier tire... 4 was very I her appraratice inAicative of gum! ns f the character extremely .•, hfe, spirit, cud vivacity. The Ifects the h )ydea war excellent. r yen • guiag, szty pretty • ;. at' the simplicity of en ,ir', awl wit, loudly encored. tjir ino.t 1:;11.11 Pr •CtA'tec'ke to l tilt . I. oiy.• t I.• 0. *er-411 vtrusi— .A!ed .cting in the Mr-qutr.ille Scene aas admit. Sie wing the tuenb•ntal gr.at ex .--her cadences were h ,;ii!yr creditable to her ouirei , .. I fer entire performance wee re. erive , l with meet approbation.—Mr. MI: t.• yiN wee ihe of the evening; his health 03.1 not 3,11'14r tU Ike comp!, toy re.ebtehli,hed—!iis repreeent,tiaaor ill'. Al complii'ised cilare , t,r ar en the whole, respectable.—Mr. Er lee Sir George Torehroad 014 deficient built in dignity mad fed roor..liaing dialogue with AJrr. Backer %.-so.ed the first quAlit, —his interv:em with Lady ToucAtriod, when she acknowledge+ her self re: .11.1 from the lore of fAshinalable pursuits. f/11 drf i o of the second,—Mr. I'ALSICK has nut 1.1! ! 4;.t flovant mintier, which the representative rf 7..tter rn••re insect, bossing his frioliab [train. sc.) • .3rFony) should possess: nor is hes aplivar iu, at ill calcul.tted for the charatiter.—Mrs. Oe- re ears very Messing' Lady Tooducood. T.,e?iatr al Eat •rt 'rumen: - frig &fit, Inflow - t :I. It vas excellently supported. Messrs. Jew. / - tress sei MaTssEws. as Looney Medicate? and CairS Quits. we e inimitab'm f)aet:a+ui tai ed t!.r character of Grace Geylove. Her per . . (rmance wonlJ have had a ‘noch isettee efrect, had shr rvviFneil a little more grav;tyv—particu:arly in 1r Litter Kenn, where ahe a2peared to have almost Lrzotten that she represented one of the Society of Fr l .l.4*.—vHiss 'KELLY performed the trilling part o(Phebe Whitdeora, aid rendere.l it very intere.tv fn. B.itertai omen' •nt off nal) great eclat. HORATASTLE DISPE VS:MY IlEarz.vo • This MCPCIIIa o 0 !tioutlay eettniglit was more rtu trousty stt-tifte.l thin on the weevil, ; Art Agst the rr) , lll::in7 to the Bar.-room we &Am. v tl,ed Cit 1 1 .. e Ri yt HO2 Sir Clinics, Put. K. ft (President of Chlrity); 11111'401 ; :Nies 'hanks; Lrd Tarim. taa..a.o C p liu , T.st, M ;'Jr.. Rev. E. Ch , p• 1, II alpha, twu 4i.ssfs ('!;aplin ; lit r Wht•r!.. • C Nuise f , Est; 'Stew rd;' ; Mrs. Mainly _; C. B • Esq.; !II fog M.Slitighe: , Miss Preuch; .1. Union, E.., C.e.ard): Mrg. anti Mist Litil tog; A. !tondo relt, ) f , A. Ilmeberrti, Mice Boorherett ; two Matsu. Angshe ; CO Voslorst, Mr.. Llailairst ; IL Short. 1:04. ; Rev. G. tut,r, Turucr, Mum Turuor ; Mr. 11,n ner ; Mr. N.. , ,,,t0 ; tare Misses Angelo' Mrs. 11'oll, tee Misters , GI icsi, DLs.Gr.oc , and utisut Sweaty albs t , citstingy ft:ally. •ya r J:er of the a'nownce of Var Lo,ly (Lily .loncottel. Lady Barlos oflhnated in cloJcity. We undersanud that ILlrs. Linton I* out-•! l'.troness; nut, Lord Yarborough 4.1 Azr. • E. Cnaptin, Stewards for tile ensu i'.:7e.v. t•rs b c,:':l lifoisZt .:t.t.!e of iLs present . 1 5; Y. in flit IZ O7iWn t(isltim", Isar been neci. <ht. - , if rrared wAltlin there feu day-. A lar4e 4.1; ia , l , wenrel fur m say Neon.; I the NV o: 1 . , i.LI, mid, after et veral tv!.l I t among,Otsrr lisrss4tr, us thr rK 4••1,. Lle was o:srsirsl on • Ette/..i.,y, 10, t "' t ''t •••1 WileloCc. 1o: a.. I.i t•I tit t ••• dr.r i q of 'ill! St it I. ttcr . • ••• 27. r • Or Ck-s D. Y wi t • u• t'• ; .4:71, t! , :e T.,0 st 3.. f t:• 1..' r--Cbt former t .t 1 u:.i job, an d • I ra n fhr l• unto h. two 411' % r-h. - • I i 11 : !:,•••t•s; I..ms•l4rs. h. • "I 110 I:LnyaiLD, I.r. I ELLis a "a• LIT.I Us.,,f .1 slyttus & II mid alto hh 4.rst.o !Tooi.r.tz 1% Tr". LO 110 f "I N.. , ...t.ber i_th. Mr, ancs.4.l3, Nssressal,•r Isth >, • • . ..... t;th. Mowl4). tAth 4 ...... • .. 2:th Y~;a ;§ Mr . •/TE TIMM. . rj.A. F1:441y, LI 6-, it! bent 10 :%1 AttiL !I A itnined 111 ,!' e t d., vi tat 1;02.tr0. to • 'bl ow nJu NOT 101. ostd : 1 . 'll6 le I. VI irk, coDivi , meut4Q - both ' 0 th •`" ihor VVe cons.ltr L ~ I rIS? de veer re 11. at tau hare clo'ht oi 'Ow to e u.t to 6iist us." NAVAL PROMOTIO.VS. ;Pie foitemic g are the namrs of thy UAlcers pro- TOMAI, wiln t..e Butts of the Ships Il.ry bittly served in, %, IZ Cortunaode.e—Jamee Coltivy Cr.lurrAine ; John C. i•pft, Little Vett ; !Wort. Amu, Exlin ; Joint L. 1,1,1, 111:.st raft; Geo. Daerce, Sairplore ; Tbneurre %V bite, Arregre ; (:rocte rur)er, EalriOr; Jam.s A. Worth, Helena; Janos . ...due, Etweritneut ; IVelir.uu Foote, Pertrirtge ; 'll,.rnse lout?, lle ; It L. 4.11.-.lmor, 44444 • I.m, Pe. ; Joh. Dtulsort, Revalue; Rotel t tl. '1,,111, Cd.t;liatt 1 D alliour Wilkinson, !Sighting:tie ; Ja•ii4l. I.ilitr 41, Itch; %Vali. r Drees, t, Trem ; rtmirie I Nolt, Voter; I e ls Slorpheard, itr:rzen John Throtni , vol I Ili ; hotreit 54tellite ; Mich. Vocl4, Rourrtralrie ; 1 h• n. F. hi rt.,!'., kvir Furriers, Theis ; Jolla 1.eloM1 , 1;,, ; Joh.. Raker, kangaroo; Aler.audrr loom, ; (' S o les 'Dwaine; Sem. Colpsitt, Persian ; Josr. %wpm t, Lor..lorre ; John W. Mutelaall. Lyux ; Corr, to Allll l .Ol v Dotterel ; Drury E. I' Stoll, Tremr4.oo ; !tit Lent Jouverm, Traders ; 64,,rge W. y, Moire ; John C1114.4e. Bri‘k ; rad Thomas t orlon , 1 . ..d05 , i411--1., be POI CAPTAINS. Idsoletiaalk--Solhaniel Wader, Neptune; J..lin M.yles, Ally; John 11. ri ; Ju:der 11. k I•), Nonpareil Pt 11,0Ulltir ; ChM IC4 Clyde, y.,,k ; ttoyal Sovereign; %Valium M. Coorienoy, Orion; Greg ley Grant, ; It.divrt K. V "golf, I.inet-s r:solote Via: sans It. bourser, H avork goo vs ,erl; Nerd. M til. n.• Dra tote ; Ileury 11.svara i), Nem rslble *fhok. I' N. Is ,15. Koadrly Jnsors Mould, Hnissoh..l; Alcitusoltr lone, .1.11111.• Lench, al sow es lusuot e , John Nor ton (I', Ensue ; Geo. W ilraeon ; Itllb.m Kelly (4), I.heetrtuus ; and Ndli.m Scull ; Hibernia—to be Com mis:4sta rive Itrds of th , t A.Lnir.lty have also prnninte4 Lieutenants G n Jientitaio, nud Arthur Manic t. 0., to the rain of (2( nunatiders: the forme, by Cumin:soon. dented the 14th instant, fru he, g 'l lan' behaviour in tit- Bristis toe taller, who Has fii,t of 01. e Ca/Manta, by Continlsoun, dated the 2lst, for :he ju.loneut au.l 0111 . ty 111,111, Nett(' by bun it. the bit att+•.k on the bat tery i Lia.tioe Itoa•Is. with tor Ivoit• of th...vd drosi fel the co isin , otif of Itegi-A:luiiral Sir Harry Neale. MEI AND. nen, in, OCT. 20. Ql - ARTER ASSEMCLY. A quarter A •tenti y was I:.l.lleverflay. The burimaa a I lir. 03, Clap tlieticA ann a rw e of thankr to the late Lo I Mayor, t. Lord Wellin2- tun and the Army i u . PortuKs!, rani to ameral Be resforiL A motion was next tri•nle, oil an inum4- lion from the Loan MATaft, e,iiorr',36l%t• rat the will of t!tr City to hare, in the tonne the en uinyt winter, a Jubilee w honour of It- r haa r oln neiseed the 50th )'err of her was cart iecl unanimously. Mr. (AFFAIRS) then usoved the thanks of the A - semisle to Sir Edwur‘l Stanley, for hl4 conduct in the otßce of 11.gii Sheriff. A most animated oppo wino eismtid, in whieto :Jess. Exton. %Vest, Willi% Farrel. Craven, (Julien, end lleiffernati took a lend. . Alter !noisy etfor:s on the part of Me•ars. Giffari, ,:„5141-autcr, a ballot was demanded, when there lappeared White 2.101 40 Black P.eans Msittray fur the Menke—ONE !! Thank. were then moved to Sir .1 atilt,/ Riddell in the it.ual form—upon which Mr. llAtrrr proposed, by way of amendm►nt, " particularly f"r his conduct in cui,vening an Ag gregate- Meeting of the Freemen ■::l Freeholders of his Bailiwick. for the pisrpome of appointing • Cnintnitter to prepare • Petition. s e re) nig for a Repeal of the Union." After a debate, a ballot, however, wens called fir, whets ti.ere •ppeared— Itbite Beaus far the Ameadmet.l . Black de :c Majority 34 The Report of the Cumuli:lee apitu.sitrd to take tht mug t &moat meaos to promote the Repeal of the Act of num.', was nos called for; which out being iminediatly prtolneetL VI:SMALL moved, that tio !twine's should be ;truer elett upon twill tfie Boirtl of Altlerint it should send an atistrtr upon diot subject. This R.-m.llolton arts ( - 111 Ii• SI. Mild at length the BOMA sent down a ines.ege to Cie She rds and Co•ninow, to say that they Berl Arcady dtspo•ed of that question. Uroii which :11r. MOTril, that a Petition lie pit-s,ord to Hro Majesty and both Houses of Parhame it, priyinz Ripral of the Act of Union; this Via, loudly se conded ; when Mr. Ott - Etats riare, and npla set the motion. Mr. hasty IVO:ea—lie was followed by Mr. COPE : and Mr. MACAVLIM was l• the :let of Iklng a 'Teed', Ic:4en the Lord Mtyor itnexitect: edly entered and OIs3oLVEO Tilt IV:SLIMLY ! MEATH MCETI N 4; A Ileeting oft1;1.r;;1701.lei, of the cdunty of Meth took place at Tnm on the h instant; the High Sheriff, `William Cute ll+mil'un, iii the Chair. Mr. IiVINTr.a. after • lun4, e!orinent *perch upon the state of the witton, in which he revoininend..d Mid CONStitli. t fin in ill% purity, couclu Ir I w.th rciiitolg • Pr. ti.l,. to Ills 111.j..t:, raring f ib tin alteration nt the ass's n imi.iuc , l by II a Mnuatera. He then ninee.l, that thin Petition ,tind a. the Petition of Freeholders 14 the enmity of Meath. Tilt, m..ttuit w,• o : i i ni.e.l by Mr. POLLOCK and M-. littEarnm, and ably auppwried by Mr. RUED ..r.d Mt. CI.I*FE. Ti l e r v i,.,timo was then put awl c :tried in the et= with only three 111.04t.atanz vtli!•.. Mr. 11 isTra moved ti,t the :tins' be intruat. to the cite of S;r Ntt: So awry' re, I; itt. to be by Lieu cow .-yed to the t 3. —.. ... ~ 1..• , fd FiN 'l4l. 1 .01t.f.ht tart t i er Nicrliz iiiinui‘i not bre..k sip wohouit 1.t1ii.1.4 k-. , lie t ,- . l ..iti- to the triiillC•.ll.l4llt 111.. lits or Lora Wc:l-1; , ..,1i, 4 11•11Ve of u.t. c 'linty 11t.a . 0. . . toottott V. 4, 1111 irrie I to pfelitstit At: ad• less of cou;r au' 0 int t., 1.1.11 %V, It . . gtoo. The St. APosat.;4. Capt. Du 4cr, fitiiriz st 'hatham wit:t it to bkier to take a ei.nvm to the E I.; The Kt cc has hero 1.1e4-0 . I to nominate end ap point Llrytetiat.l.(; , Wt 1.1 im CA La WAILS ,MD t.. b. One ref t h.Katzl.t , CompaM 01 the 110rrt lioi.bura I 'Orr of the Mitts.—(kasale.) Toe Kt '4 G ha. horn lilcm-01 to eiin.titute and isp polia Buaros Moutatt r. E.g. Barri.t, r at Lau, tit 4 1 ,1 41. d one of the Joil,v4 of ilia ' I we Court ol Westtunistrroi , the loom o f j A xil (.11% LEV, ) LOED WALLIAGUA'S ARMY. STATE OP 711 G CEITI.II ABUT IN IPORTUGAI, ABOUT THE MIDDLE OP SI.PTENSBI LAST. Tile Carslvy, 3000, Sir S. Corrom, commanding. The Infisotry d% than ditided into loin d.aisio is, in , lepehrlerith. of the light tr , tgill. mai tha I ttttt at 41:114ii.sr, under Getieral LIEITH, which At. HMI litne r,a. not de-ignoed by any tame or utrnher. 'flume di% i.ious were commanded as Ist Is;rniun, Sir!. Speurrr, K. S. repasouding. . - . . Livuten:iut-General Hill, ditto. itivtmioo, Gunn, M3j , ,r.Genrral Pick'''. ditto. 411 i lion. L. Cole. ditto. I.l:itt Iliri.ann , 31 Hriiii.l.re•Grii. It. CraofneJ, ditto. Divio uI at Tb oust, tiu.,ys at Llama, 3,4u0, lajor- Ct to ri.ll.tith, ditto. "{':w 6.110 K tug Hr.. rtglinents of ohich the olmve Nu- cow pot.e , l CA VA ).g V —id Ihnguou Glllllll'o, oh Drag o n s% 1.3 11,•v,N, 1.0 h I.l,tht thew ..... 4,11 ditto, Itith ditto, ibt li irrfb (:1 n• - • 11 Light Urnot.ol), virrity,—isi bailor of Coldstream Candy at blethlso? it b.ttalitm, or Menton loozino t Ist, Ml, .l h, and 7th, and the tat and lafaltry of 11..- I:e f mao IJpoi. , the 341 Isattobon of Ist tout, let baltaloni of 3.! in,t, id battalion of .lh Foot, gil of 711 s hot, IA imitation of nib Foot, td battalion of 2111, Foot, :id hAtshon of v7lh loot, 24 bul1:ilioio of aqth, and stub dfllli s f ell bottalifisi of 3'st tont, td ball:dose of .14111 hod, Id bettalioa af Jell Foot, 211 bat • trliaa of Foot, tat battalion a Villa ditto, Int Windom 4 sft 114 Imitation 43.11.91111, ist battalion 4411, Fond, Ist laAlar,., o 1 Ith, bat slid battalions 4alb, Ist bamboo r..dh Foot, 1.1 Lit i..lion 517.1 Licht, ttl battalion &dd, lit Litt:dm@ Isittshon 5.1 b, !+I battalion &ill', Riflemen, tat fedi. litst, vd Imailoliumal.l.4lll, 7 t•i, 711 h, 796, gut bat tah col, F oo t, Ist and v.l ImAtalimiaa amid 92d Fool, Ist tr•tisliou r (nth Foul. TiiT %I.—Midas's, 44 ierniso. fi 1.011 N ToT loatialiusn of litlnniry, mud 7 Itegi nu. with Andir ry, Stuff Corm, &r. Tlit 4 41 1 ( 0 .4 I. nodor ~ 1 .1.4 t 4 !ur tinh•tkation• A rntiment (thr 4:: I) tm etpe, from America, Hod I . 3ur bali4ltoisswill ia..ll.shly he detnehed fiorn qui wail of throe battalions, do nut rxretd 5110. • 71IE BLACIL A .Pl.l;oic OF 11.1171. [Fr4 al the ise*hury:port Herald.] :111eCtOte, Willol IS Utte-test go iv !Intl , In 1111. !VI Frallic,l at the dune qi the tllllllitCll. , ll, roil buries ing thu &err, *hews etroplie, the Black lingo ror, is of th e Government of the United States, awl with what ifi•lNlirP, as evil ea cni.iempt, he to willing 1., treat our An Aro .mean C, i n ot .s, who had laden owlet displeasure for a tiiti lig circumsinnee, will for which he does nut appear to hate beets in fault, was ordered by the President. cahoot t'i'l l iin meliately to pay a fine of three thousand doll snot tint not liairthg the money, he was anus,. I oar hour to produce it, and in ilefonit was instantly to he hanged; and was aceording'y led to the plaee of execution with a bolter round his neck, and all things in readiness for the com pletion of the sentence. The merchants of the place, well koowiti; the certainty of the execu tion, ran with the money to the Emperor's house, and had hardy time to save the sufortutiate matt. Chri &The then sent an order to him to come and brinkf ist With him the next morning ; this the peer man knew cold not be resisted, and went with fear and tretnithng. The " sooty king," observing the perturbation of hie unwilling guest, told him, " as be did not appear to have a good appetite that monde& he oust come and breakfast with him Af ter!, mornings running." This order was obeyed, awl towards the close, the poor man. thinking with Avg. that " the bi•terness of death was past," put on a mole cheerfol countenance, and appeared to eat aith much tranquillity, upois which he re ceived the compliments of his holt. At the concluding meal, however, lie received an order to pay another 3000 dollars, or to be h a ng. ed in 1411 hour, and was in the same 11141lInef ed under the gallows to make psymeut for 14.3 im perial entertamaient sod was reprieved by the frienikhip of the merchants, as upon the former oc caoJn. But the poor man must remain a risoner Ito hie (-0- at least the life of Christophe) 14a titer is no possibility of his repaying the TOW aw.iv.—But mark the different conditet towards the British—one frigate, or even en kilned brig, is sufficient to overawe the whole fleet of Chtis tophe ; and such is his fear of the British, that o thretit from an officer is said to have almost the tonne etf. ct upon this sable tyrant, that his had upon the defenceless American.—•• Take this black ras cal and carry him ou board the ship." said a Cap tain of a frierte, to whom lie had hems impertinent. This ws. sufficient to make him " take himself tilt about the quickest," toys the informant ; on 1 the only effect It had upon the nimble Emperor was to male him submit to the Captain of the frigate. and endeavour to conciliate him by snin.log loin to Ins palace, where he accordingly went without fear, or receiving any injury.. . . . " seud art intention Captain on beard my ves• eel, •n.l do him no injury at your peril," said the C iin of • Bri,i.h armed brig, through his speak ing-trumpet. Tens order, although in the midst of Caristuplie's fleet, was instantly obeyed, and sand tire Ainerscats Captain, who was preparing to act his last tragical scene at •the eard-arm.—Nlany are the instances mentioned of the interference of British 416 trg to prevent injuries being done to inc unprotrr tad citizens. All of which, however, would hate been unnecessary, if one of our frigates had h-t ir ordered in crnize round the island, and occa sionally an.•hor at the Crepe. Bnt tl.i. would look bar alio% iii 4 trade to IloJti, which would auger Bonaparte ! BotA9.—The Louu - A•rua o . ntl Court of Al &tow,' yerterilAy onterict the Asstze of Bread to theptesent rives. _ On Weduiewley ii_l)sta%ish re-el Rrrived in Leith It 1).12e to the filer/ froz4tr; awl on Thur.. ,i.e tre Ch slat!) of war wollrei on a CrUIV... Fn.:ay • m. qthe Egeria sloop of air sailed as vine(). is + tie tof 30.441 for Ciottenlisargh sod the Baltit. Kt: ilEns.— rite long-expeete.i . rstiteh he.wict Crib .in(l Maliaecr is et len2th ,n lie. The froincis i.t . Nlclo.esix. some A inetican Caption., here •t le.. h tli ma- forearil Tr. h.,:.1 the to.,t;::1, by .i.Altiot :W. The I title still I.e lur 2(1.) . ; cluster zii le, si.A it is fixed to take piece tri the 5t 1 4 J •, esr• . . 1 'is• cr my, the di. when D , ^lterf• a•iki Siletrthrne ere .61ready snitislo.l to i... 1 ,I•it.—Cr , c , is tne la ,.N. :e at .4,vut e•s: t... !.Cr. Po VCR. 7Vt , Tlcvs'.lteio3l, GL ILIMAT L, OCT. CS. Marla,. Eddie was rl,artril by Hannah Burton, ultra keeps a Indging-huuse in flit Holboto, wills hawing irlunioosly stolen and pawn,rl the fort:ittire of A room 6o tltc Prosecoti lurk she tool rented for finer -0" 'rms. Puring that prin.), it ayprare.l , ettelnui from time to lone made away with ditfercia mulles furniture, until the room wits is ',kitty stripped A omit number ci ilupliemes having betu found in her posse -will, site was re- • Inandert till to inorsow, tli.it ail opportunity may be given to , trace out the molt n pn• volt y Thomas Jeffries charge.l Mors Brow+, it enter :tins etterse. ter, with hawing hint of his watch. The l'inwvotor s in going throng,' Cuw..ture, this morning, between one gad two o'clock, entered tido cowers:ohm with the Atisower„ whore hr had overtaken. Ile had out, however, left bur many ini.iites; when be mimed Ir. watclo.—u Weis be was positive the Pria.mer bad wo.len. I , lllHen briso2bt to the waleti-liouQe, she wait stwrcheil, hat wwhing was row , r4l Its eoutirm the nupiri.oi of her havhsz committed the rubbery. She was remand"d till to-marow. NIMILIZOROVOWSTRICVT Thema, rAd..n. enlkclar of lofts at the II olle Part. r Gait, appeared to a ournatontt at the end aferrea Hied col Co. gratin mitaufactriers, for illegally des. LLLLLL ,g a horse and ctrl fur the isuo.payosent of 71. It appeared in e. Wester, that the earl in owetior con tained a Leavy load of iron regime, and titernpitois fruits toll was claimed un acroont of the irual..aork being 1 -1 Ilea uae Of 1./41.1111,14 use ils Way 10 be trained in the routitry. The De. leniLent weighed Ilse load, Mill he claimed they 1. Os rpseatiur foe 101 l and trier-weight ; and or the refural if the Cum plainvit's carter, the horse and ...art were drllitted ruguineota weer nre.l on both eider; and the Sl:misdealt,: She intricacy of the ea*e, ordered it to rtniol over raid • foletia d,g, •lees. i.tite world be had fur the deviator HIGH IVIAD. On Montl4y, ri holm . hatreet. Lincoln ' s. ion-Folds sva., ti::roofed by the v;01. net of the with!, which, at Oilli MOW, iliea if pellet,. hurricane. A w , oven who lodged io th.• ?arret li:erally buried in the ruhhi-h, but •84 afferwarta rutty tritely txtricated ai.liont Loving Into+ hurt.. A i ming st 'mot g at the door •of .he atrao I,t)it , e, narrowly oraio,si hi,;. •i ily the fall of soma oho It the trim! 1161.1 ,t , i:ll vu l eafted on 41, from au adjototnit hbe housea in I . 6l(l.s.reet Orr raft kl •toli• rat chi nobls being sof , ' liz, it losektawr w•is s - nt ttro CD. deuvour to sql,qa..t th.:ll hy eseiu dawn; and :1.11 n v . 4ek of chlmnieo for that t'u - pust . . th - y %I r. bic.tyli hot by I.kewroe fortunately ...coped eithout any material • injury. Toe Lite violent gale, have abii &isle eanwiklerw tittle d 'mast ,- to ner,y how's is the vieloi of St. (:rur_e . ,-tisii.c coil lie alipoug iu the river his sitstaibrel conbiderable damage. A warois loaded with atraei, g arty plea. fri..r3-toidge, had the ro;o. broken. Ipt tit. ioie• of the wit, I, which fastened ;he trusses to ill • it hi. c!e, by means of which the straw was c,..r " co the wings of the wind:* A ii,rter, loaded with * pia.:o-forte. piaiwita.; as Monday over Loottoti-hridge, it, wind blomiug st•oug, for, ed it from his knot, and dashing tVe strum-nt agwitA the Im!ustrade; it was in au imittint broken Ladies of syn , rrietry and fair proportion. hive s during the tate Ink gales of olio - 4 tild an meet: lent opportunity of sporting their Noires, on witec., occasion the beaux have beau more it.au coututsmt° on the alert. By accounts received irons Limo, it appears flint some persons in that colony bed attempted th,V6 low the example of the Cardecss, by chdeavoue:og to establish a Government on the principle of lisle.. pendence : a Bibbop was .It the 1010 of tlot plan, which was discovered in tune to frustrate ntl their proceedime. Sescrial of the sio g ie 4 sher. were brought to trial, and upwards of 4ci a them were sentenced to be hanged, uttd their eaecatioa Wise: diately falloaed. A young Arab hit+ ari.c.i. NN in opposer t• th chief of t,,e I..l..tilia t tetrhed by hit eloquence. awl atricieems morass. nod gists hitn•elt out ais sent from Gii.l to teach erring main a new and rational morality. The po l lle ea.eet that he works miracle 4, and that hi, iniii-t"o is protest by ill %noble and legible ler, on' Ida left arm. A curious cireumttanre h. v ocen-reil respect ing No. e 7, the 20.uctul. Prae it e lag Lotwy. •0.1 which wilt tatihrd some profit to the G tuition:a of the Lo ng Rube. It appears to Pare loom a Is. rounte numlwr, and a Gentleman to se aunt in. Lottery offtirs was requested by a fri , “ll io•tlio eautitry t.. purchate half • ticket of No. 27. anti the same being his wife's ar, he app jed .16 an en i• neat ',emery Oilier-keeper for the oLele ticket, who ft Cued i.e ILA it le t. but if lie would pay 'be ti•usl deposit of 50. (which he accurtha4;ly t id) fn woubt pro( ore it bit him. The %lbw tested tilt the day before the drawing took p 1 e., when the Gen. tlemmi applied for the ticket. The Litttry Olfice keeper reviled he had not been able to get it ; the ether told lino that he thould tiss:st 1111411 hi. per forming hi. promise, as he had actually..rote wigs friend to tile country that he had me .titeli his row. notion. and purchased the half ticket as desired. Westminster• Hall will have to decide the krone.% Jens Hatt, attorney. of Itlaisvil•etreet, flg.dina , i's-tieldo, who fortunately tiou i tht * whole ticket, Nn. r, and two 'wreathe of the same nonsher. h'ith darn ef intended to have procured tile five who's t:uk..ss ut tklAt nuns her, übiLh noti!d have r-3!.arii Intloool. had be not been divinided by bu f. en.l4 from venturing go largely. tie was to du this, we be outer, from dreamt that the above ue,nbet %huhl lit the iden tical one to gain the fiv. ca”itai pr zest and bays wit it sus alo:te e•g dream, that • he oi:et J 1 tatioced to bix.inie 41.1w-6 , i:tourer • the tritier. A Gen Center. who is rather credo lons respecting the (erti:aty astrolozieol prediction.. was web. t (.n:ng t'te other day, r. h:le tlitonit at • tavern with a parts ci fri oily that nativity hod been cake- Levi f.ur different asteree• ■nd that the re. suit o, their ca':alstoops was, dist he allelic' die the !int r rod of tt.e pussnt year. eine (stifle e.•tnpn:y , AsPer‘ed, that if he waa sure of that, it would b e in r.c.G.•n• ,pr.•ulatton to Insure his life; hot the li.ntls.i.an Tithed, he hop,d they arattlel made so. as it 160.61.1 be estrentely unfair ; and if they did, it be con.iJ.rcd by sti who were in the s ecr et, alioul.l the predh:tion he fulfilled, as a dead tale-44 I