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V .- , : . s Mons. Coats, whose fame es • mtatrileqaist end master of the art of legerdemain, stands hi g h 46 the Continent, last night exhibtted , for th e fir s t time in public. in this country, at the great Con s cert-room, which was very neatly and elegantly fitted up on the occasion. This gentleman had previously displayed his talents before the Panics R64IENTi and other Nlembers of the Koval Fa. roily, who were greatly pleased with his effints and, under the .sanction of many persons of dir"- tinctiust, he now came forward to amuse the public in general. The species of estestain. wris t affirded by M. CON'S is not altogether novel—but it is so excellent iu its kind, th.:t it must insure hint • very liberal patronage. The amusement to be found at his theatre (if we may so term it) is not very anweptible of description. To be understood, and fairly eppree;ated, it must be seen. The entertainments commenced with the feats of • " French believe Jaggier." They are certainly extraordirupy-.4laelling, in every. re. sped, and excelling, in some, the exescisea, for we can scarcely call them tricks, of the Indian Jaggier*, who some time Wore exhibit. ed in this metropolis. The actor his the op: province of a handsome, intelligent, lively Mulatto —and his brisk and vivacious manners. when not engaged iu going through his performance, !pre sented a strong contrast to the gravity which distin guished the Indian Juggler.. when they were not uii duty. He kept in play, at our time, two, three, sod lour bravo-bells, cuistmeting and dilating. at pleasure, the extript, as well as shape, of the orbit, in which they moved. At use time they described a circle, at another • parabola—this moment they were impelled slowly. mid the next with the greatest rapidity. The Juggler also dui pissed au eciertnesa tie the art of betancing, which we have newer area equalled ; particularly when he placed a top, solide apnsutng, at one end of • long 'drip of wlsalr-Ir.i,r, while else other rested °to a piece of ',owl. which he held between his teeth the whale-bone, brut down by the weight of the foriu .tg tae segment of a curdle. He also swallowed the sword —and, while it was in his sto mach, daur.d wish considerable animation. It will be recollected that the Indian Jugglers never moved while the sword remained to No dangerous • situa tom. M. Cowie'. performance consisted of two parts, ventrili quy and sleight-of-hand—and he proved honsrif an adept in both. He a the best ventrito sew we have yet heard. In two little piece% The o fiiei.i s s Postman. cud The Amateur of Private Theuirteals lie imitated. Ilie voices of seven or eight di% rent persionl, in different situations, and of JIM relit .ices—same seemed to be up-staira— otlwrs hrl , iw—sown crest way off--otlwrs *ear at haul. In ull he succeeded admiranly..-but more perticulartv in the faint our, indistinct tones, which appeared to be uttered by persous at a coosiderable distance. His deceptions were not common. place. Very few of them we hail ever vrituessed b• for. That which struck us as the most clever, was, • is dra•i..g from a rase, Into which the come pay 113t1 previously *ern him place a lighted sheet or paper, a great quantitity of flowers, end to all lipilirance, one small living pigeon, srI , TR. till brill( handled, was suddenly soul united tato two, il presented to the com pitos. ior iiispection The substitutiun of is poring. a rich —clic ging the position of two cip.-ters• tii-e tilled with coffee, the other with tea, "plVa .1 al opposite parts of the stage—and various tiirks with cards—were executed with un cool itsia• v it reuntetous audience witnessed M. CONTE'S p owns aa. wench tort greatly ay lauded. Tile Enterer Asillitte.A DOR anal suite. Lord Y/111111100T11. and many tither individuals or distinction were present. L.dy HEATIMOTS. we are sorry to learn, has heen much endnpused for WPC days past, at her house in G-nsvenw.aquare. ARNIVALs.-1441) CaAurvan. Min CRALI m.d A. C. CRAUIPURD. Esq. al the St. Prlrfsirlirigh Hotel. Dover-atrvet, from the Con - tumid; G. BsaIIELSY. E.g. and Mrs. Bauchi? and fasnolt, at clown, from Bengal. DEPARTURE—The &lambi...Jess of HUNTLY. from the St. Petersburgh Hotel, Dover -street. for her Mt in Scotland. BraTß.—Yealr May. at Grove Howie. Black heath, the RiOlt Hon. the Countess or HUNTING DON, of a sun. We are authorised to my, it is Lord HUNTINGDOIes isitrotioa to commemorate h • succeaeion to the tide, by naming this boy Roma HOOD. THE EDINBURGH THRATRI.—Mr. ABBOTT'S benefit on Saturday evening was a bumper. The tint act of The Critic was performed by way of tided tile; n f ii; by Mr. ABBOTT. in which character hr intrAuced massy local hit,, such as bridge build. 1 114, spoiling of views, &c. and was loudly applaud. rd. The School for Scamdel rod Catherine and Peiruchiu concluded that gentleman's and blue O'N MCI engagement with greet eclat. Their Graces the Duke and Duchess of NORTH UMBERLAND arrived last week to Newcastle. On Monday storringlit, there was a grand dinner at the ilainion-Hutise, at which the Duke was present ; in the evening their Graces holinured the As. senility with their presence. There was a huffier,' emiipany iu the ROOMII, of 554 ladies and gentle' mu), immix el were Lord Paunnos, Lord Noestssar, and many others of rank and title. tlu Tuesilliy, at noon, the Right Wrro.hipful the 114 )ctr, Aldermen, Recorder, Sheriff, &c. went in state to the house of T. Minnows, E.+ (where Ow Duke and Duchess resided) and presented his Gtst e viol the firetloso of the town, on which oc• cdsi,,i s the bells were rung, and a salute fired front the Ca•tle guns. His Grace dined at the Quern's 11 " 1 1011, with the High Sheriff of Nortlttimber- Lul, the Grand Jury, the liar, and many Gentle. 1 """ of the county. In the evening their Graces p•irrimsell the Theatre, and retnained to the close • W . 4NYT! POLITICAL, DRAMATIC. LITERARY, AND lIISCELLANEOUS. .41i , l• lop sr antra, oi l tArCI C AaTLE aIA On and the ether Soon** shoot to aseeinhle at Aix-lw.Chapelle, bold and comprrhentirt political siews, which the world may hereafter adMire, as originating in wis dom, and proceeding on the principles of liberality. Wanted, by the Ruyan Catholics of Ireland, ma immediate and complete ensairipation. They hare frequently applied to. 'OW Paftfist Ball, a greet stickler for liberty of tiOnik4edetr to assist them in supplying this deficiency. but, lsji' kali always re turned an evasive Answer. Whon,ip H rter quarrel ling with his oeighbours, he decimal be had no time to think of the matter and. when he was friendly with them, which was seldom the c tee, he always stated. that such a time was not fit for con sidering the question. Wanted, by the people of South America, un qualified independence of the Mother Conntry. Sanguine hopes are entertained, that they will, in spite of the urmament of A LIMAN DER " the Libe rator." obtain that blessing. Wanted, by all Europe. a candid and impartial Life of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, in which " no. thing shall be extenuated, nor aught set down in malice." It is feared that a geiwration, at least, must prissy/ay, before such a work apyearr. Waisted. h • Ministers, a proper sintinis of true ocsalmiy. Hitherto they have sumt mil, farthing., while they were extending pound.. Some politi cal rconowi.t. conceive they had better reterse the plan. Wanted. by the people of the United Kinednni. • Reform in the Co►nmon. Howie of Pat lirrn•ut. Wonted. by a Societt denominated " The itionuriei," Universal Suffrage and Amnia' Podia. rin-ots. Glittering. bet not solid rewards. have beer. offered for these ohjects--and have hero con stantly refused by •ll who east diatinguith the dif ference betwsen base coin and sterling money. Wanted, by the Loan CHANCELLOR. • little respite from application. on the subject of theatrical property. It is to be lamented. dust an individual. who would rather read en •®davitlMtn the finest ploy ever written, should be so much disturbe.: by disputes relative to plays end players. Wanted, by the Sub-Committee of Drury-lane Theatre sod the Select Committee of Proprietors, for the benefit of all parties, a large portion of uhataitnity. The beadle of rods in the fable, was quoted at a late meeting of the Proprietor., when the well-known Mrs. BuTLza exclaimed, that the rods ought to be laid across the shoulders of those who were fomenting such unprofitable bickering.. Wanted, owing to .he negligence of the Poet- Laureate, by the different Members of the Royal Family, who have recently entered info the matri monial state. I epithalastia.—N.l3. It is not expected that Mr. THOMAS Moons will supply the • deficiency. Wanted, two Mermaids, to exhibit, every even ing, in the basins, formed by the jets d'eai.r, in the Saloon of time English Opera. Also, several hun dreds of singing -birth., to inhabit tlw groves trans planted there. They are at present, NI , abile dieter ! filled with some beautiful lease fish ; thus, in some degree, realising the fanciful ides of Vtaott,'s shepherd... " Bt frets dssiihstid swim is Mors plow" Wanted, four-score Negroes, to appear i• the drama of Th. Africans. at the Haymarket. This idea is evidently borrowed from tho NIC.CLKSOf the American Wa►rior* at another home. Waisted, a high-wind, to upset the Pagoda bridge in St. James'. Park. Should Zolis kindly furnish ouch a wind, saillicient common sense will be wanted by the Board of Works, to prevaut them from re.erecting ibis nuisance, now generally spokeu of, not as a bridge, but ea the conimon sewer by which all the filth of Tothill-fields is conducted iisto the Parka. Persons supplying the whole. or soy of the above waists. will be liberally rewarded. The Rob Roy, ateam•lsacket. belonging to Grate. neck. ar►i•rd Whitehaten on Sunday reciting from Belfast, with passengers, and sailed again ou Mond ,y mor►►ing. On Sat urilly last the Royal Company of Archers of Edinburgh shot for a beautiful Mrdal. presented by Cole►►rl SPENS, made of Indian Pagodas. taken from TtProco SAIL at Seringapatam. and wo►► by WILLIAM ROSIIIIIIOI4 Esq. 75. Great King street. Two woodcock•, in good condition, were this week killed in the wood of Buntbrew, in the neigh bourhoud of Inverness; this species h.ve seldom been found there so early in the season. On the Scotch moon, the heath flowers, so fine for the me of bees, are nearly in complete bloom, a fortnight sooner then usual; and the husbandman, now that the flowers on the dale lands have faded, is busy in carrying his hives to the heaths. The honey will be uncommooly good, plenty, and cheap. In the vicinity of Inverness, a goldfinch's twit, with six young, was lately taken ; the old pair were likewise secured, and the whole family put into a double cage, with a posit of canaries which had a brood of young; there was. division of wire-work between the cages. At first the goldfinches seemed careless shout their young ones ; but the cock canary, attracted by their cries, soon forced through a flaw in the wires, and began' to feed them, which operation hr continued, until the goldfinches begun to follow his example ; at last the cock goldfinch shrived that he did not relish his neighbour's visits to his young, and chased him away whenever they were reheated. • .LAIO COURT OF CHANCERY, Loceses-1314 Timm,"T. August 13. PRIVATR HIARINOi 1141101 IA the miller of• HARE ANN Illitlolf, supposed Lerudie. The SoLICITOR-GISZRAL and Ms. Huy, at nine o'clock, attended the Loan CRANcIiLLos in his private room. in thin ewe, the merits of which have trot transpired. But we tinderstlisd the LORD CHANCELLOR refused to talllar the commoivion of lunacy. on the uogiertakmg of Miss Barron. the person it was to he direcird alpinist, that she would return to her friends at Weytnouth. A i.eov clue,' it bas been established some months Soos.-rlased. under the name of The Woe- ',Ten Jesus li Christ ;tt has just itulished a th of ilmtibtraiier alpinist s'mr acts of violence otter- "e. , Hgao..t it, and a justification of its doctrine,. —(Patir Paver.) IN OPEN COURT. DRURY-LAN R TR EAYRR. The LORD Cli N OKLLOR, on coconut into Cou►t, ohoerved, that he had appointed to-morrow even. jug to con•jder of this case; but flooding that it would be inconvenient to the Gentlemen at the 8.., he would t ke It jn the morning; and on ac count of the p►ew•are of the btivineos of the Cond. would only hear oae Counsel oat each side on it. Lord JOHN TOWNSMEN!) v. Lord CHARLILS TOWNSHIP. D. Sir ARTHUR PIOQOTT. C orl tor the toff, stated the. wrn the motion of the Plaintiff , that it might be referred to she Master to report who two+ the proi.er lemon, for a certain farm, the tiff owl Drielidatit being both timot.r-. The Plaintiff hsd ',commended a Larson, and had fisrd iii rent sit 4001. vet snnum. This way objected to on the part of the Defendant, who had pruposed Snot her. Mr MIT. Coun-r1 for the Defendant, said. that Ins Christ had no 'Objection to the person pro. pawed by the Plaintiff. hot ia his eliaraeter, as a trut.tre, it wee has duty to get the hest rent that voild h e o bt s i ne d. an d a Mr. Brett had stirred 4501. per annum. As to the respectability of the two tens .ts oroposeil, they were allowed by both parties to he ttitsolly respectable. Mr. Hazi.Fwooo r•Iloord on the same aide. The LORD CHANCELLOR—" Why hits not the Master's typos., hewn obtaworfil lopEwr ? How do you reconcile this to yonrs.-11, Mr. Mut ? I see the know is to he taidde m Septemner, roll the Muster's offico will out be open till the Ng week in Octo her ; how then is the Master to report who oultht to be the tetsatot to come into possession in Septem ber ?" Mr. II AzLewono —4 , Your Lord.hip her made tack aft f• reef . to llir Molter." The LORD CHANCELLOR Yril, but not so late in the S ttttti u heio.e long veicsitons." Sir ARTHUR l'IDOOTT—"1 GM sure it your L.:•4tlship would he so kind us to read over the dß (elms, you would see the necessity of the reference to the Master." The LORD CHARCILLOR—" I will read the affitlivin., and let applies be made in the course of this flay to Master Stephen to know whether he will now proceed to the reference, as I will not make ati order for him to do so. For, if Solicitors will not attend their duty, and stet their reports in time out of the Mister's office, I will not make the Master their servant to attend on them in vacation. It is enough for the Cowl to be obliged to do sit." POLICE. 17VILDRALL. RITENSIVB ROBBERY BY A. WATCHMAN. k Yesterday Jean /Ms was charged before Mr. Aldersene Oeudhehere, with pierderiat the Paddiegto• Goal were. /mese ie Lade. Well, of Meeeheeter and utbir goods, to the aseeest of were thee *Ng. the property of Messrs. Ter- Der sad Co. the gesprirturs.NßsebelA , auss, &RAO , * 1 40 Premise", the . was - ids; po t a she hae, thierd withiseurs esacerenl in the robbery. It was stated is evidence, that She male Prisoner bad bees fora Wag petiod employed as • private watchman about the warehouse of Mews. Torre y , was Istresied with the keys, mid the Waster orisiderice Waged hoists tulegvily. Within the last few smalls parcels tif goads were well neatly missed from the wareflussoe. At length, however, sits patio, fell wpm. some porters employed about the premiers, sad air *acre was procured, who. reunited them ' and si arch ed their linlgiegs, hat made es discusery. This officer apes* more nai row scrutiny of the warehouse and yard: hinted to the owners that ilk thought the watchman. meat know something of the depredations. At this sissinisat ion they were write indignant, end declared so great was their reliefs", upess his bounty, that they would trust hiss with ally theory. The work of plunder still milliards& the deer was spiel applied to, and again declared his suspicions of she rot rhino's. and at his own pressing solicitetion was employed so watt* hie condor,. Oa Wednesday &truing, a short time pre siou• to the weal hour far Ellis to tilt his post. the Wirer überrved him to p lu w (Wean , part of lb , *ltrv honer, eater a dour, mud selecting* piece of goods, placed it in a secret spot near Ice dour•way. Ile then left the place, but released its • short lime, and *appoint himself unob served, look up the portage, and was going uff with It, when the Otneer teak kiss lets custody immediately. He dies paseeeded to his ldgings., where upon seeratlng, he Round as .immerse number of duplicates of prupeity pledged at ilitiere,.t pawnbrokers, the whale of which (10 the ansoust staled), proved to be the property of Messrs. Terser mid Co. It was fur the must part pledged in pieces eif 'eves sir eight yards, to prevent suspicioa. The daughter was foetid at she lodgings, and it having been learned that she wee seen spins one or two *monists luiteriug about the warehouse in she might-fine, she was taken into custody. Nut use half of the properly mimed from the warehouse has se set been ilioeovered. At the request of sae of the Prosecutor.; the Prisoner, were hush remanded, to give time fur further inquiry, and fur the pawnbrokers to amid with the property. BOW•ITEEZT. ROBBERY OF THE EDINBURGH MAIL. On the Ist of March, 1817, the Edinburgh Mail was robbed of Bank notes to the automat of between 4 and 5.0110/. which were les a parcel which wet rut by the Edinburgh end Stirling snail, dirscted to Manes. 1/4140 and Co. at the Stirling Bank, and seat limn the Edinburgh Bank. On the arrival of the snail coach at Stirling, AO.l on examining the place where simile► valuable parcels had usually been deposited fur a considerable lime past hi perfect safeti, it was funtsd to be miming; an alarm was 'paved, and from eiretintstivoce% she rubbery woo strongly suspected to be owe of those called " pet op mhberies," it having been pre viously knows to the skirt, the valuable (vulva's of the parcel, and the part sof the coach it was deposited in. The pameagsr• had all left the coach, and it was strongly suspected, that some, or' the whole of the inside pas 'enters were anorevired NW rubbery, and an inquiry took place respecting tbesa sad their proceeding on she road, wham it was sseertsineel that all the inside Owes were taken previous to the mail leaving ,E.liulturgh, a id three of she passrugels, of the names of M'Allister, Hamilton, and Carter, gut halo the saailaithe Ina previous to its stannic nod. else fourth passeertre.das. tidies. up as the road. A full dvageiptioa sit Hoe poi} mgr. amid coodoct was obtaiued from a young ertortsAkllleyortse of ariortui an until& pauenger. ' The Proprietors of the Balk noteslisie tees making every possible exertion, sparrow no expallsoriO discover and detect the robbers ; as well ow fur the recreate, of the ha swam sem, and dory did ant lase eight 'of applying at this Office. i.e consequence Adkias, the ofllee_,r , has been exerting him self inure that time to recover the property, and to ap prehend she thieve% but without meccas till a fi w mouths gist*, when a man was detected at the Itsfllan Opera in robbing the company there, by mcaos of cutting their pockets *ilk a sharp instreaseal, and which practice it is supposed he had pursued for some time without suspicion or detecting, owing to his going gesiteely dressed so the pit. lln searebiug him theu, and his residence, some articles of property were found, which led to a suspicion that he Was anent the passengers in the Edinburgh Mail, and was coo ceessed with amither passenger, I. robbing it of the above properly Isiformatior being seat to the hankers (the owners of the valuable parctl), of the melt being in custody, and she suspicious riretiouslanc. a then discovered, they imme diately vent Miss Brown fan outside passenger by the snail at the time it was robbed) to London, when abe post th•ely swore has the mew apprehended at the Italian Opera. house as being one of the passengers; his same is Hamilton aVas Grey. He has been tried fur robberies committed at the Italian Opern.houar, sad sentenced to *eves years trans portation. In the mean time Adkias has brew exerting him self to apprehrod the other rubbers, who were passenger, in the email at the time, sad loss lace* dal in testing oat and wowing owe of their, of the name of Al'Allister, altar Crow. der. sisal Miss Brows has been seat again from Edinburgh to Loudon, and km also identified this man as one of the passengers in the snail, at the time of the rubbery. A writ of Habeas Corpse has been obtained for the removal of Hamilton alias Grey from Rewires, so Ettiobergii, to take his hist for the robbery of the mail, and Ailkias has left town with him and M'Allister cline Crowder, fur Edinburgh, to lake their trial fur the offence. DOG CASE EXTRAORDINARY. A axe which excited eome laterest was beard yester day ; James Court,* Esq. of Paddington, a Gentlemsam of the Aran rrepeetability, was charged with dog elealieg.--. 'rho dug N question was of the Blenheim' breed, the pro perly, as stated of a lady named Goldirot, and it wa s an rininat Odelisdiss Who eruoded the Court appeared in lave li tims...s.l a ,re ..s emilde led bet a dog sa the litho, Janitor" last; and seeisegthe uele Ws question following the lady of the Rev Mr. Abode end a young guillemots, 1w deleted it as his hot dog, and refisami to give it up. the Counsel for the Procreation stated it was not meant to hupute to the Defeedinit that he was a ilng.elteeler, nor was it the penalty which wassionsiks after, but it was I. recover back the dog which the Defendant had aniatalten foe theism,. he had lost. Mrs. Meade, and the young Gentleman, nephew of the Clereynian, were called to prove that the Defendant bad taken the dug from them, which was admitted The Lady proved that she knew the dug for shove a year and a half, and it was then full grown. Reece diet time the .10g had been in her poseesaion, although not unisilerrupledly. She was positive as to the handily of the animal Mrs. Awn Goldieut staled positively, that the dog was hers. It would be three years old nest I.issuary, sod she had it w heti a pop of a Mr King. The dog Cos 1.0 much endeared to her that they could sot mistake each other. The Lady was positive as to the Mdrislity, and she described his marks. The dug was here produced, and the Ladies on r irk side called out •` Fanny, my dear, nay ending." ace cool .he back creature lest flew into the lap of hllis Courting, who rue braced hiss with matches-Mary. Mr. King, who gave the dog to Mrs firildirof, swore pis. sitively to hint, and produced the anther. Ile bought the mother in pup, and bred the dog in question. The identity of the dug was •s o on to by the servant who washed and f.il him, mid by .ev. rib oilier ersons. M►. ALLev, in a speech of morn fusee, ii.d not attribute any wrung 'maim to the opiiii..es of any of she witnesses, who sin doubt swore to the beam of thior belief; lost he ob served that the dog was not like a poor child who wanted - . DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Sir ARTHUR IPIRIGIOTT—“ I under - aland that your Loidship has appo.nted to take this case of Dru►y lane Theatre, to-morrow morning, and that at the lame time your Lordship intimated that you would only hear a Counsel on each bide, in the several motions that are to he made hrfire the rising of the Court for the vacation. I hope your Lordship did nut mean to include the ease of the Drury-laue Theatre in that revalut ?" The LORD CII4acILLOR -" Certainly did." Sir ARTHUR I'muorr—" It is s question of greet importance. :told I am very ably waisted by mv Learned Friend, Mr. Wetherell, and I am afraid I would not be doing my duty to my clients, to allow myself to be singly arrayed against the great abilities of Sir Samuel Hominy, for which reason I had better withdraw from the combat, and leave the battle to Mr. Wetherell." Sir S. Itosemi.T—" I cannot help smiling at the ass•trned modesty and diffidence of tar Learned Friend. Sir Arthur Piggott. whose powerful talents wr all know, and I am the per►ou who ought to dread the contest ; but if he wishes it. ■nd it can be any accommodation to him. I will withdraw with hint and leave it to our seconds." Sir A%THU& PIGGOTT—" Perhaps, yonr Lord. ship will allow Samuel Romilly and my►elf to do in this care what they do elsewhere—pair ref" Mr. Witeittlet.i." I know any duty too well to bike t h e place of toy Learned Leader." Mr. lam sure I ion not ambitious. I ans perfectly sati►Bed with nay situation of second, and have sin olds to be made the principal." The Lunn Cusecsta.cia—.“ I certainly will not hear four Counsel on each side at this lute period of the Sittings, particularly as I think we can get to the merits by hearing one." BARROW is the mutter of MARY ANN 1141111110!.. Mr. HART lam requested by Miss Barron to wk your Lordship's permission fur her to go to Margate fur tier clotlws, and she will uuderiake. on getting them. to return immediately to Wry. mouth." The SoLtctroß-GENBIAI.•—" My client c•n have no objection. if soar Lordship thinks it is proper." The LORD CMANCELLOR—" Let it be ." BRYANT iii the too/ter of BRYANT. a Bankrapf. This was the petition of the Bankrupt to super sede the commission against him; and if his Lord .. ship thought that was asking too much, that he might remove Mr. Stewart. his assignee. from that situation. Mr. Bryant addressed his Lordship is propriw persons, sad at half-past four o'clock had mot linistwd stating his petition. Thu LORD CNANcet.LoR rose at that hour. Mr. Bryant ass attended by Mr. Huut, the late Candidate fur Westminster. w SNif COUI tking hie shop w the • WINGIFIRI.D. Esq. afire taking his neat nil parrot —he bawl ph gay of Ais nrrrs. hi; hod het ,t lectel in 71,•111.g ►OOOOOO • pouts 6at • Saturday to the Court of Chancery. as Koug'is He called a dozen resprelahle witutempts, who swore as Counsel. left town for Home Lary, the test of the armlT " the other side. that the dog brionsed to Mr. committed and wink under cute.. di. toffs,' aim. It opiwared. porticos Dowager of NompoLK, from whence lit Cn ou r t i h u e is ' au . c ad om a e li r e ll i a : dlia4lnenneiZ. two f a nci e r ., w ho swore 1.1 evidence, that tie Asc.(' 11A 1 . "" I n", ° IV . ' proceeds to preside as one of the Judge, ou the and die Jai) , ti.o South Wales Circuit. ect r il h a r lsri a tit ra lidnea te. " ai s i e l li o( "l lV t a i rca ir , jt"hedgiomMorteati. sad she deg CONFLACRATION. . , On Wednesday se' glit, about eight o'clocit in the evening, the fox cover at Hi g h 0 :klaim,.absout a mile from Mitiolield, was dtsrovereot to be on Ere, and, owing to its extreme tirt 0r.., biota with the greateSt possible rapidity. The l i t t shone with the most awful nratodeur oo ni.e . ti rrn un di llt country,the hills of wlligli.Arre e, ) verol Atilt bile-e -t:4ton. Several hundoeds of !woolr inn Sled! ,t. ly repaired to the spot, and great moicirty was betrayed for the surroussrliog v.slu.oble plvotstions brloo k ing to the Duke of ruitTLAnci„ w,hieli most have been burnt up had it toot been for the streim-us exerijoili of a great number of men and boys, who, by coming down and cleating away the bees, Corfu. rut off further communivati ~,, , sod nt,c.iit half l ato eleven all Was 00000 itirred ear . 11.tppily no accident occurred, as was to be feared from tlw great confusion end number of hatchets, Sic. which were used. About the same nine, the yr:ll.We woods at Throshy Perk, the seat of Earl Al ANV F. ItY, were also on tire, winch had extended a consider able distance, •ind, we are sorry to add, was nut extinguished at ■ late hour on Thursduy eveniog. PArAt THUNDER STORM: The Wonder storm experienred at Inverness on Friday. the 244 ult. became fetal in its progress along the comet of Caithness; at l.yhater, the Intittuing forcing a passage through the rout of a house, 'filled a boy nod a cow who were in the apartment appropriated to the cattle, leasing very little appearance of external injury the tempest ex tended its horrors to Orkney, aunt in the island of *Promo's * 116411/4r of hail which accompanied it did euoeid►rab'e da mage to ;be turn, {Komori, &c. &areal windows w.ru broken, and 4 . number of grew aid wild fowl were kill. it by the IsaiLstossea--.,tune of which ell six inch..., us ear. caniference. The shower was out of long duratiuo, and Ilse Injury win 'sappily confined to a few faints. DR iADIPVi SUPRltSririo*. Oe Wednesday se'assiglit a skirling menhir was perm.. trawl at the sail it, of Oster, wee Galway, in Ireland, on woman maned Flaherty. Tor husband it .he woman, and her whisk family, consist flg of she (weber, mntb. r. Ir. , bro. there,. deg. errs led to believe that the deceased was piii , oll. al by omit evil spirit, and shit the husband bad Clint the priest to COI? lorr t which had she rffeet of melsikhor her whole family to lovitise, *Mir hr strangled b. r. by pulling a pair of Irmo bongs nrmu 1 her neck, sod eirsenieng ow ob. iis till she expired! The husband of the deceased tear heels rum deitied to the county goal. . ROW IN BeiGNIGGE-WELLS TEA-GARDINS. This place of public revert was open on Wedues.lay nicht as a seeinid Vauxhall, 40d, in houttor of the Prince Rescues birthday, it was observed as • grind 'lOl Weil. Fire. works, illuminations, music, eluting, dam-log, es littg, drinking, &c. Ice. constituted she pleasures of the tlrettittg (or rather night); but we are anti-) , to find, that the prince pill part of Ibis fashionable company were composed persons of the very worst mid snout dans. rotas its setiptitei who formed themselves tato strong 'coupes, *nixed lii time different parties, and coniMeuced slums battles amongst themselves, for the overate of creating riot mid coufasion, is order to accomplish their Amherst parr...S.-that sir pickieg pockets and committing other depredations. Al. though the Proprietor of the gardens made t very neces sary arrangement for Ibe preset volisou of good order, by having several police officers and constables stationed in various parts of the gardens, yet they were in sulkiest, as on • given signal the row became getters!, a. - veral lighting matches taking place in various part. sir the gardens at the same time, in each of which the ladies made themselves conspicuous by 'akin *very nett re part ; she stables interpuled their authority, but were attacked and stver. powered by the riotous mob, their staves wire takes, from them, their hats faked al ond thrown sway, and their suds and shirts torn off their backs, awl Gibe. wise touch h. ateu and ill-trealed. Tins rioters were so numerous and vows rut an to prevent the avoidable* f taking soy of them tutu cus tody, with the miceptioti of one heruissei stained Elizabeth Decker, of antscalite appearance, Whom they succeeded its lodging its the watch-boner. She was brought yesterday before the Sittlegg Magistrates is Hatton.gaiders, whets she gave her address, 97, Market.street, City-read She stated she gave oat of the constables ill. for the loss of his hat sad not to appear against ker. The charge being peony lo sty the eonstat.les, is epithet by eloquesice, she was committed until she Ibilsd bail. mill 6•111•••••••••••••• ••••• SHOCKING CASK. trial! ♦ DUTCH PATROL] &MIMI,. AVM'S? A. A woman hit been Convicted who has set to her house out of revenge against her husband, who was u.. d to go and drink his pint of beer at • ormhbonriof She had often treat seed him to deprive him of the mean, of regaling himself, sod has now carried her tliri at into execution. The husband hearing that his biome was liu are; hastened bottle, and found his wife lookion quietly on. A deiglibunr softie( him if he knee the cause of the misforluae, the latter said, " I will tell you Immo day r his wife exclaimed, "fray, rascal, that 1 did it l 'ow kilos/ I have lung warned you. I told tbe tsarinas thst I would put, a knife to your throat; now 1 have, nod pm will no muse go and drink your pint." What sd.ls to the ..tro city of this crime (toiler., it be an set of innaiiiiir) ie. ./int a fore setting fire to the house, she desired her children to "Go to bed directly, for 1 am going to burst the lemor." fact, one of 17, the other of nine years of sac, went to bed, and she pat the third in the cradle. That of net... ).3es of age perished in the Ann. a, thnt of 17 el/rapid n it lo difficulty through the flame and smoke. Ina mioneo , nry ll' of sem& bility the cruel mother rushed into the burning Louse li/ racy the youngest child, mid caw out Wilms it in her prong. It was immediately taken from her. Sae is now Ail Cahn as . usual, sod skews no sego of remorse. IMPROVED VALVE OF I'itoPERTT.-011 Wed_ tiesdny last was let by unction, f.t. 31 • lilt, by !11r. RUSSELL, lit 14,,nn4: rent. tin Elenlinnt anti Castle public-house, Newington-13n- tit, the Chnpel. and dwelling-house, and sundry int , mages 4:ld te nements immediately The lona r. ' tnt for the lost tt years has been 1901. in • wino ; Ott estate produced nu Wedstestfay r 'tool of 6331. subject to the several token' ext.entliwg in imi•rovententa not lents stint then. 1,7501. SUICIDC—Osi Wednesday on looqueot was I , la lot the Royal M.lotary H0. 1 0t.11, Colelowa. t.rfo e TnomAs SniaLitta. E.g. Coulter (or Middlesex, oil the body of W,llluw Pope. .t (:Belies petorionorr, who put a period to his txiorioce by rutting hoot throat ion Monthly night. The u..fortionate wan .~