The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-03-18 00:00:00

•! f 1 t Till: Pilh . !:lP) AIID.**ISS.IDOB. • %. 44 . a .. , lill i i ,:, t i, A • • I:* *Sl,4l) * r+ • ••• .:4 • (.. , __ 4,.> r , --iz. - :: - :.-iie 'w,.-.) •p ....".1...-- . 7'!-•-- *---,- - - .-' --- -. • --.• ....., . _ • . -...."-, 6 c: .CA ...I . q Il k * a r cr . , .•. " 1. '.• , De Gtefulbe, nominated by the Ordstionre or the 1 King, of the 15th Septellibet, 1818 ; the Min (pia of Aogosee. the Marquis or Aramon, Viscount Di germ, the Doke Esclignac, Count Gerunini, Count Felot-Ilulonstein, Count Latour-Mauliourg, and C o unt Sassy, eight vt the Peers nominated by the Oniinance of the sth hist:nit. On the report 411 the Committee the nine Peers were declared admitted, an d their intraducbott was fixed for the next sit \mg.--The Chamber adjourned sine die. mERE 11. JUN If.'.•. i Ora* tif A LETTRR fillnal H. CANIPDP.II., L' t 4 I A '''.. The Nuremberg Jut.r l enntaitillW letter r.,..,, 10 A tl.l.:ltri If MA N AT 0 xeuttn. 1 N'iestint, doted the '2.1 Rodent, Gem Which the kJ. hoodoo, Sittrolk-strert, March 9, 1819. ;oss - img is 'O , l txtroct : : . Ra V AND Dam.. Silt—The 11 aternig and getscroms• ; m , i, :i . 0 . 0 . 1c i , t 1 . t r i::::::e c r o to l i :l ti ti r o . l; n n t t . p d t ,i. ta k o i o b l e r r s t l ha s ( n t y u l . i i i . ii i i i i ) h . l s e n s d ir i . i r ie . " Ti , . Persian A isibasilidne rpcyli-ed little plea. nitre at Vienna, and afforited ea littte so retttri. ' pleasilig task ! i n n s ti l i t it 'ed n pun m e. SO n espulitis you wi th 1148 reYlprocal rinainietent 'Wilke front the iniflo•al le I the traissact ions .or the Itialthiml Sae eIV with reomect I. env hitily - of eiiii.fying on lii drutatiolo. Defty' he an. Admiral and M r s. Sallie iiiii rill give a eraml entertaiii. . „ si r, of that - ' ! who '-' , •. , prim:4l tit Comor e lie regstrated tu be excused from meet ors Sunday nest, 111 th e Doke and Ditches. of New. 1 w ild ,he " 11..., owl's H"..hentu;sitY ni n Teen i szoy yiii - only UN-on:LI& assra yet micros lot I.ie roi,vieig bac k warik act wiling to usage, which re meet world";, impel, me it - s inform von that 1 have yes hail 1141 'astir, the Earl of Ilarcsruml. aud a laser party of thelinc• tam, at their house in Pure saille• I alow „ (rum I l i , H ig ,hi mi d s „ ei •r et oo 110 , isib.eci. hut , my l oditier that Ilse elation' shall not tors. dear track on Lord Henley rave a gran.* dinner yesterday to the .Ant.,_ Nibble statit?...sake, the Earl of Itre Y allalbaim, h as ao t t topiiitn Hit throaty* Ulf ream"' Hues that lii "' t e n H ut run 1 1 :7 , ;..-i c t I 4• , : from oeic, She r ,t N n e e t t he r_lr a ir i I s .A .. aisil a tat iv party, at ma ! similar to von, own, of the merit of the work—moil, like • the flak of losing lain elippers. ll.e requebt. war 0 % li l a., lies 3 , 1 . : li t , l ealertaiir a large party of : 1 !•ile . Gael,. has itenettirly prounitien me float the II ~,,, usratile • greeted ; hut whets too officers of the Croat at -• Sir J , Society will avoid the imputation of urg,lioteilLe, awl do the templed to waist him to withdraw, lie seemed to ai,lingaisheol persuna4e , . un Saturday newt, at bus hostse its ; author justice. Cs Th e Sluice I last wrote 11/ you, I have beets busily and o'B- thisik they Meant to burp him. and repulsed 'befit The Ri c h H uss . eivide% I.one, and the Weld Hou• IV m• : suit-ably emploard in another impiortonit library pursuit, 'atilt a dearee of rudeness that ohm-keit the whole 11"ekt"°", mill each Is-ire " large d'""" early O " the 27th • and have 111 - 1•11 as socerssiiil nod happy Ho she r 4,4,; ',l i as 1 mosemble. At the Porcelain Alantifactoty he nosissit. WA., in that of my ICarardliill ill Ir. land chow baceral articles of triflifig Polite, lout lie You will have peen by 11w Posolie Points that the mitt Lady Cockerel , has koala, cards of invitation for two soots Ha he was told it was the F..isipetor's order lie grand rout , , one oil the 24th, sin! Ilse other I.n the 31ot to- a 1 l ate st • 1 r . i lae ..it ,'. . rant .s is totally sold of t iinv doe shoot 1 1 , 1 • , o • ' would lead to the real author of ‘ IThe tiny Of 1."-i"" ha ve w h at ' le likeil t't"lit, he reject"' every •iaitt, at het elegant residettee, Übe Temscv, Ilyde Park. 1 1 ./ I*** i ll ,* . _.:ll„„,o, his teal> „,,,,,„" t„ Th.. ft,,,,,,, ; e b,„ thing lie had chosen at fi rst, tool took the most. isteriotatril on the 'subject by that Ge n t lismos al laoo a Dol. T 01. beautiful p r e s e nted to him. he Misiitter of a ! laud's, k Ma es t•t cement hut the Wllll4l, that he paristithoo Iv ghat naval Potter besot a Irmo of tql;ti.K . li oll / lit -••••••• ' wished 10 have !wen considered the celeltrasteol author ii . wit ,. kilt, to a grmi.ii .1)4 ,1 ;. h e sowyer , ~ . 08 1%0 and Countess Spew , r and family, at their house ,• Ileum you rill infer, that the Camber •• . - Ito I . in Sot. James's-place. pascahle critics, ha ye not yo t aid ~,,, il the sprout! light, RP should . . • 21. "I ' D* " I ". err il the illititster Inmate should canoe sit 1.... d 11.,111;f1 M.111111r.., at his nialher's (the Dowager peculiar tAb liWil fOllaiVYllllll. ICSi gifted with Ilse glummer, verso' , to moue him. Ott the eve of iiis departure, Ducleito of Rutland , honse, in Sickvitle-strert. which took place roomier than Was expected, it was Earl Die.by and (minty at their house iii Lower "'rook- - "I..,T'lal',.l'n!‘ 1 , 11 7" "I'7, ore. i 1 1 1 o. • * . 11111 C ord.. with say ~rv. .'r.ilio.. . asst.,' to argissitit ' ree dited to semi an escor t to itegottipaity Wm stud stets. ' him that the Univ. ratty of thitroisi has slit I of bar , At the Claremont llostrl, flosol.street :— Pr itice Dago- ' pay {cis repenters to the friottier, that a person au 'mg ' given to the woriatioat Niels Priest of polo mil mainline rocky. Coon! l'osoiaiowsks, mid suite. ' daliCult No pleteie nllOlll4l hate no catlac .4 complaint • J smear in one of her corniest ornaments o f oratory and . , Mr. mid Mss. H. Baring rust family, at their house ito deep ' . . -. ..... literature —hie late Dr to moot—and, that lie was Austrian terntory. Betkeley.sonat e. Ili ins passage through the i o norcrinsil lot Liaalasiro inieC ill Pliale It **kW,. WIWI. lie was told of the escort, be expressised a At Thomas's Hotel, Iterkelre-sqoare: — The Marquis of • , ~ • , t 1 , Som a, 1 A • i 1 1,..eil Co Ito sin, ani• by -.maw am. _ocher, at Witt to have a 'eilesteral at Ito head. sir at least a Luthiau, and the Lord heirosii•.. of Scotland Bart. and , whose buit , c Fever:it of his telhra . tell . l e tt ers were writteri, land and Lioly %bon. Sir Itutoe,o madam., and thence COIIV.ye.I Its Me 'S ilk's , who romminotcaled .Culonel ; hut lie was obliged tu content litataelf Mr. Pirrre, at Mortimer Douse. Gro•ve ~,, clot ice. them Is , w0 ,,,,,•01 , the p ,„ 1 ,,, o ilia, ley dr,iir sir. is not *tilt on officer (tithe rank of Lreutenant. 011 las Lord Sydney, at his house in Grosvenor ria,ite. departore i.e dim ributrd WO florins - og the pet. fancy. The joe•sionifes of IVuoilfall, and H e sse', awl T a yl or . .!--..----,--. are stow hefure me, contrasted With MSS of the late !balm po u r appointed to attired hat* during his asa p , wind' ' Woman —and there is too, our r t Ilea shadow of ilunht, Court alilln they immediately gave to the ;mot, and the 111 PPM' Ell E NTS OF MAPLE:O'ON TH EA TR E - but he earn ,. ham ; grace ,' die disi . scit . rs compen sated them for their tro uble. ....--mme---. ; If their could he ally doubt for a moment entertained of Great transformation )Inc bren made as regards list lent, it would "l'relY be . 1 """ away by the ‘it.'"lory 01 Lord Chatham to title sit lise pips!. maw before use. wherein the getieral decorations ; indeed the whole aspect of : that illustrious Statesmen promises oo to indemnify Doctor the house is chusigeil The toute envenehle exhibits W i i „.. t f uriwy k,„, b e ~,„y i on „, b y p „b5,,b,„,.: 1," p„1,0,. wets Willa:FT. a tasteful variety of ortiatnetits nod paintings in „.,,I Essays ;• and f ar ther, by the i l ea ll i .lii j , 0 ,,,t1 01 the t Yesterday Flitratof retro,' underwent • twig ca. ttttt a acarlet and gold. The et/Instills *WWII un pinta the DUCt.n lontself, declaring in the insist solemn and feeling tints halos Gros o„;,. Dirks, Ea4l. itle Sitting 31 ogosicou , , charged with roloto,oog the house of A lacuna to tdoool, iii lrger appear of nissaite silver, with gold t.apitols manner," that he (Doctor Wilmot) only 0r , .... the routhor of and braes. The pros!rstiu at is decorated sv:i h th e Int le " "I i*"" . ' . :Ill.' Pincr was ItWit sealed and oleli. %otitis A uolley.ste. Pt, of a 251 li iiik purl hill. erred to him iimialile wee 4 tholothler ut the lair Doik• of actin Sayers Kaye, a ars vane to the Alderman, slated, that volse B r "I"arlultrus " 4 " 11 dr* P er Y --t • he ittin" the • Carroll e rimed his flictoill, wills strict aujunritons that she was oil the 41h instant the Prisoner came to hula master's liumw to State displayed its the centre, t) pica! of the stage : n o t to o pen is onill sereu years Orr his olrath, which. I i reretve a smell bill intiountiiie to leo shallop; which lie The Bill fur presenting Aliens from acquiting ' being under 'lli protection, We have beard high ' nt sal not add, as faillofolly attend..ll tu. On Ow whole, the paid elmss in the pai t itry, and the Prisoner gavegv hum 4 hence the privileges of nut uralizatiosi, by investing a err - I encomiums *won a new splendid drop-recur , iv Inch ; 1,,,i., , , ii i:f oh.: M • i :SS . ..i i ii titr e s pos l o v es i s l ion o c f l Woo l dfs l and f..r th e bank note, whirli was in sa boy, aool th e ug h of money in the lank of Scalene!, went 1 ii anid tu lie superior to tiny in the Uoiuti. li r e ! l i l ::,:: . 1. 1 t ie h' i c r:es - "" ::f 5 ..-P ir l itichara Philip., and atio ' l Ilolieorse'intliwte t w o . ; h s il .l e i ll: ,. / g 111 . 11 , 1 1 1 h 11 , 0 1 1 s h e t: 1 2 . 0 0, 1 , . e ro h s i t . b h a i l li via nt s. ng At mi tlie li t e ins iw e ii t t e have ii.A. seen it, but team that the ,lasi u , is an through a Committee last evening iti the noose i,r : posseisiun of Inc 114C1', incontrovertibly re.sert that De• ohlixed iss ausette the hell its haste, lie left the Pr:otter its .. ul . l: : „ , rory of Colombia protectin4 the Drawl.— wiimot slam au th or of the %coil,: in quoadiosos The ab•eir• the p.itstry without stopping to luck the small buy. In a Lords. The Bill will probably be disco...ell on iis s r etrus cooducts a 111111 of dra matic author'. to the dill of the claims of the udnerents and sin klirs of Sr P. gnat tone after be mtsaed the 201. post hill, and recollect. principle its the next stage. It is somewhat hid- • 101-ortrh". int the Prisoner living in the paltry when he ripcord the presettce a cohmbi ,, , who is dressed In rubes of . Francis to place hint iu tbe ala.tir a Jottoot, t, to, ilt.tt I wimiler how any person who has niteolivel7 lead the box, and ilia! by had lilt him in the pantry, he atilt to trans that the Ministers should he so extieintly blue, red, and white, orionneitted with stars ; she : . letters of that author, could for a tutoncot tositate In him and made imps:tries as 1111/i4 baying man it, when the angles% to intercept this one mode of acquiritc.t . lia• it, acconipatiied by the Illuses. Shakspeare leads ! pronuerice him one of the most unlikely men tii 'natant , Prisoner deisied all knowledge of it. He being in possession the train, in coniimnicil by Tragedy soil Cum*. : such writings, or to whom such willow , should be so , erthr a ' of the number, date, and full particulars of the note, be finalisation, while here remain open carious talter bte. Irelittol him lien initsoli, awl toilers of that • The Knight Vl34lsally 21 years old w brit slw letters foot ap- core notice at the Idaitk of Falai:not of the note 11,,ving been loup.holes, through whicli Aliens are permitted to ,Chou! ; Macbeth. the lEitehes, Juhrt Faittaff, a... ' peered, and the Doctor Was 51! The pnisitril t lez.tuce and soden, and on Fliday last lot r"icsived tuformation from the creep into the rights of native subjects. I. , tril d o , t i le tei i iiiii. atomen of Ina oat - votes style bad been 'Wilily yen. , a sul.j i t lihnk that the note had hero paid Into the Bank. . of admiralims at the University ; and be had long been to 'lke worthy Alderman attended, and stated a variety of SIDMOUTH allowed last evening, thut this ()IT ct This .croe., amt iiiileoil the o lode improrenietios Mr. Tilt and ° th eta what Dean Swift is reporlr.: lo have cirrornstantiM evidence, to ;novo the tracing of the ma.. could be effected by means of certain laws pa•stol of the house, are principally the testi' , of the ;111 in ti.otey, Earl of Oafuril. To one every seolcore of I Lie loco the lowa s•ion of IleVerai pa iscuis, wad it was at lellZlll in the Parliament of Ireland, but lie was not tar teful rt e atoll experienced basal of Air. Iteinagle, i celebrated letters pourteaa their em onation f it combine- traced to Edison' Dill, of Reeves-mesas, South Andlry. altl artist of classic astociation. cud usiwearted Ilia • heosive, deep, solighteneol, and well iired minor r o o t street, who dot the cute charged fur the Prisouer. He was fully aware of all their provisions. We believe I the mind of a clerk of 2d, ohen the flare mod frivolities fully committed to Newitste for trial. • olustry.— ( American Paper.) that by so early law, fur tar- encouragement of . 1 .of youth are often moire attended 11/ 1111111 1111. esasol..o ,l of An iovestigati tttt of considerable imporiatire to the taloa o--- a • intellect ; aad suds I liner h i es told was really the case a u hitants of th e usetropolis, wider the Metropolis Regulation , protestant settlers in that country, all fureiga I'm- , Att ERIC %:t1 I'IIEATRICALtt.—Mr. WALLACH nu ll Sir P Francis at alias age! Art, took place, upon an infoo Illation laid against Mr. Kell, !distils are, on settling in Ireland, ipso facto Oa.' Mr. NIAYWoon are playing at the New York ! 'the l' Is of my paper will t wi.. not allow me at present to the proprietor of the house she corner of Northismberlatid , • Theatre. Mr. unit ;llrs. li.eTt.bY rte daily ex- : cute etract: from the It Itt I's of Lord Chatham soil has, col- strict, istrunta, by Mr. Si ukely, the parish aurveyor, who t0te1i . ....11. i tiret , -.1 from the eaalwarod, where they received a full • l e agues to the Doctor ; toil I MlOllllll .11, and they would stated, that although the Act of Parliantent empuersed him Last iii4lit a Petition was presented to the !louse ! alien' „fawned opplause, without Manacling tl convince—such a claim tit unquestionable credence I never tor compel all projerti tttt s :shove aco t•in distance to let re le • brf saw moved, tootwillotauding the length of time their 11:111 been of CUOMO:MI. by certain luhabitaut Householder* i 11.111./i crowded houses, which is to he *scribed to i t l r 't b sus ' elegance of person the Doctor possessed the easy erected, yet it WAS 1101 the wish of the Cominis,Mosers to a Weatiojoater, fee the purpose of invalidating the ! the I um% and tile seasoo. Mr. PIII LI Pra 1 ) 11 . Ito politeness of a cootetier, Pool , with th e tos•isinuce of his in. harass the inhabitants in making :ilierssions; but when al. election of Mr. LAMIL Tki Petition complains • re - r elus ' to plain of Ilie audrence 111 S/11/011 CAM'. Ifig.lllE friend, 'lorry Illrancleik, he, like the great Vont terations were made-, he thought it Isis duty to enforce ' lina aiiil Ge argils ; and Ins trip has proveil profit- . Stair, whets Aiiihmow.lor iii notice, turned all cull compliance with the Act of Parltami•nt, and the shop front of bribery sod treating. of portielity on the part of „ manners to ailvaulaite. Do laying asi - le she clerical roe- in ipicoaton projected a cematlerable sibilance (ruin the awe rid agreeable. lie will return 10 slits city, ' the High Bailiff, is the admissive and rejection or , ,we leant, in • abort time.— (lasts York Paper.! • tonne and s...iinitog the hag and 'word, he ails par pores Moue, beyond the limos of the Act, • introduced by Beanclerk to the. celebranal 111'4. Ahingtlon, In sooner to the information, Mr. Kell's builder attended Wee. ima or the adoption of means, by the , site- ■ ; - the then mistreas of Lora Shelborise; and, aurore , his its- mid stated, that he had neat a fortnight since submitted limos of the successful candidste, to intimidate and i Mr. llosnutist:, after the riot. i homey with that Lady, Ise acquired a komuleilte a the rt. wloat svis doing lo Mr. Stokely, •nd be bad expressed his • 1,1 , . vale views and transactions of Lord 5.---- that was useful •pprobaliuti, aud void be thouahl Thad l be au improve imenuirt t h ose w h o wire „mi lli; Is to tort I„, 1", . went to, the huuse of hist father. li ne nog . v i) 1 . hills oli'le before 11,e public as Junius. =cut. Ile also said, Ihst all that hien done was tinder clouted—" I will arise and go to Inv I ") " ' . &denote rival. This last charge, which spoke nt 1 , 1 ", ) l at h Y 1 , 1 s" ( I! , , i c „.1,1 refill. what would fill a volume of thus Court the g auctione of Mr. Seaward. she Surveyor of the District, wilier an d say, I Isaac ...SOMA agnitt*t thlAt'. and alai ' i ne s.,:toms of timer and later limey, but I find that I have end that the new slioplroot did out project so taus as the Uhl the hiring of mobs, to modest the friend.. of Mr, ; IHO more *milli; to be called thy son !" I written In l is t cool Of my paper.—However, pot may plan our by several inches. ti . . 111°111101M, excited comadersble laughter in the 1 'I I ;de new machine, entitled.* Vetutiperte, eel,. iMr brunet alliance its what 1 love written from doe proofs air. Stokely, in reply, denied having expressed his ap. 1 before mr. 11141 Dr. Wilmot, ~ and 110 Ober cur on earth, probation °fella, was thoug, lon, on ihe coutrary, had ex. Hous, as there were It h o several of those Nohle- ' acting of two wheel-, tote before the of b.f. (!iill . I wrote " The Letters rof Junius; prrosed los assapproha of what was doing, and that the men and Gentlemen who still bear upon their ;ler- ~ steeled by a percli, on which the prileatnati lest* tile 1 And that I au, Key. and Dear Sir, ructions must he attend; and as to what Me. Seaward, she lbsis mark* of the active zeal with wh i c h lir friends i v.eig,ht of his burly, while with his feet lie urges I Very faithfully yours, th•tsiet Surveyor, had satiation...l, as Mine a ilkiii the re. l the machine, for w•rd, cm the wit.eipm.• or .k.oritig, 1 11. CA M PlIF.1•1. gobslllll,l Lnii down In llw Building Art, lie knew nothing a Mr. Hollllolin su pported his pretensions against • is already its very georrul use. " • rt- road front i of Mr Slammed ollicislly, boot acted under his own Act of those who appeared to be the supporters of his rival. i I pswit la to W hittoti," says the Bury Paper, I Parliament ; and in this he war borne out on refertuce to Ilia Art; so that the ittlinhiladitts a the ructropotis are The Petitioti was referred 104 Committee. 1 " is travelled every evrtiiig by sevetol petleettinii ! isitie placed in a vary awkward predicament, as what the hubby-horses ;no Iran ilosti Wit are per at a 11flar. , Di•,vart Surveyor may oats ward as being agreeable to law, and the distance, a hash iis three miles, us peritiritted the Suiviyur wider the itletropolis Regulation Act, comes its fifteen minutes. A military gentletnati had made afterwards will, his Act of Parliament, and proves that it is contrary to law, the two Act• on this point being at Ca ' a bet to go to Lit:alms by the sole of the eunuch." The crowded state of the Metropolis does out admit of this novel tootle of exemisr, nod it has been put down by the legistrittes of Polity, hut it contributes to the amusement of the passenger. its the birtria in the shape of caricatures in the itrint-shope. In one oil these a etstuili Iti , y4l Duke is exhibited on lii- I'elociiwde, with the Int • 100wi0 , , , inscription on hits Lack, " :0,01)01. at yea r ;" YIN! above, " Cheap trastlll.l.4 to 11' indsor on arty father's busitics-.' 5 11'lialeser nay be said of the vetial4v of eke linos, the ease of Nlr. SWANN met with much oc prolm from tit.illV Alt-Others of the lionise of Comonwo , who consult-red the Ilenryn Elreratin as " Mara &via in 'Terris, a IGROQUE sonalsona ('sotto." Cawley, the bent Of the laic tolntiel C1111.0E1 14 , do well know II Oil the turf, la Low about to he tools pied by hi,. VERNON. : As a rportilig place it ha* every reco tttttt etaluttuat. Mr. 1...w50m. the 11Iritiber for Buroughlnidge, having professedly come Otto the House us a joke, at seettor that the Stapling at Anus t* I.lrewose a Iran of humour, awl cunt taken the jolt,. eItITICI3II.—A 1)1,1r-stocking Critic, speaking of the woo kr of Mr. Rol:bus, observed, " She thought his winks hail the true tact—hie' Pleasures of Memory' she recalled with pleasure, and his ' Dumas Life' was very iltilmppy indeed," PEDErt al All laM.--A Mint or the ' name Of FEARON *aa 'itiatcheil tat Mulrsey, on Tueaday, to run 15 miles its an hour and thirty-live sitiointes, for filly guineas. Ile is a Ilampshare man, and is said In be Ido fastest an Fmgland. The match will lit tiass Milli 1110/111111/4 (Tlttorsday) on Bagshot Ileatli. Ott Friday last Alderman ['Attila*, or Norwich, received is boll finiat his tartar. While hunting near lilufirld, mid it was feared he hid hero sentrualy Injured; but on being bleat; and put at bud for 0 few hours, he woe SO far recovered as to be able to ride home it his gig' to the evrtilt.g. N. 4 N MONA If ER PJ CiIAMRER uF DEPIITIF.S. MARCH. resolution of the Chamber of Perris relative 'to Elertions was brought this morning by a State l'ilro!,enger. The d.iy of its tliscussion will be fixed on Monday. 'Notice was 4iven thit the Minister of Finance sill precut the projet of the law on the thicket on Monday i t ext.--(4 1 /omiteur./ MADRID, DI A RCM 2. PASHIONARLR Ansa r.ir.s. General Castanos„ the Gstverosor of Catal ~,, iv, 1 '5 ,4 exhausted all 'scorner* for delay, has at iragth brogglit to trial the persons charged as ties. `toropliers in the plot of General Lasey, ;not who fine beets for two years its viral' at Barre Thitttt .1 of them have beets condemned to 'troth, hut as the sentence has beets referred to tin , evpitol tar revisiott, it is hoped that in this cake. a* well as to that of the peroms condemned at VollaJ;'ii.i, as accomplices in the conspiracy of General Rom* vu'oc, snore mudtlication may take place. We hive received New York Papers to the last. The Congress continues occupied with the debate upon the conduct of General JACKSON. The r id.culous idea of an attempt to liberate BONAPARTE don not appear to be UtilVenially ex. by the American Editors, one of whom states, as a report, that some verrrls had railed a few months since for that pitrpoi.e. It is super. llama to add, that there is no truth in this report. POLICC I G A ME LANVI—III the motion Mo de 1w Mr. BitAND, us, Ibis .object, lie remarked, " 'Tint if it search-warr :lit tarfe ft 'Wired In laspeCt the I , 4rder ;of a rich merchant, it moat kw grmiterl." Where would lw the hardship if such merchant was found tlir eticuurager of, and ill the posSessitost or, sitoleu good.? The hardship, how-ver, may rattily be reinsred, by the merchant purcloi.iiig a honied qualific4tion. But if lie surfer twiktog nioie of WS money by keeping it io trade, it is Ihi* ono &lustre, he bus Sal right to complain ; or, on the same iiiiiiciple. the country ge nsiens.,l iltifitt e - plain if lie could not procure anti rsolooy ail the rich foreign wines lie might ire on the siile•hourtl ut the weal , hy I'ItANK lIN NIANCICRIPTS.—It has been ribaersell With went troth, that be the poWicotiosi of the Th!1.11 Volume of air M comprisinz .lu. post- Wowing Ull.l Whet writ:lL:a of this celebrated man, his eraisd4osi tins complets ly redo emrd his plrilce it, the public, anal faithfully discharged his trust 111,4 the conservator on Dr. Fousoklio's Literary rental us. 'rids third ur concluding volts silt is 'Footled into four parts , the papers which relate 1101111..lustcly lit the pnbfir character of Dr. Fessooklin are louoglit together in the flood part ; under the second, are dittorni it a number of essays of a more vorteraiiiil desert's -0000 , rossurrtrd with general pulicy,tcomoony,and runuslci cc. fabit CIS is the 1.11111.111.1.111 11 ISt which the felicituu* genius of Ibis yews 111451 sl unit such oli-t,olzu 'SIMI id ,tre us to reader his practical reins rk*, itoipiirios., and eves, C 3.1131 Wine on local topics valti.ohle, fur the direct tendency which th e y had i n mi nnow with lois inure elnhoolaie arinuga to pruittute Ilse neltarc of society. The third part is entirely miscellaneous, Wing composed of papers se w moral aubjertio, iuteraptirbed with a variety of acoletitious vensarks,ur •phoriswis' calculated to make a litctd impres siou on the nittia, ens, by their simplicity of operation la tuartiorate the emulation of mankittol in the reinuv:ti and cur rectiou of wile, whirls evidently uloitouct Ole ',lupe** of human immurement. The.frourth and last part comprises tenets, and papers Ha philosophical sal judo, the ;crater par • of *loch are uutr, fur the first time s priute.l fruut his ugh manuscript*. Norwich Corn Market, on Saturday, wan fully attended, will there way a bull supply ;i1 W twist. 11.1ilev, and Oats; the former UI which deo - hued about Is. per etionsis, hot thole./ wan rattle. tearer than List werk.—The Cattle • Market was tub-1461y rrrll auppliril with *tack of ectry dent:Natoli, and priceis are atlil reds t r Ott the &saw:slice. Extract from a It tter from our Correspotalrot at bower, dated Tutmday :- 4, Sevrral packets and &mug, vessels arrived late last t•ith musty passengers from Calais, atitungst whoa% were Lard Viscount MILT() „ Prince Dutt:oNtettt am! suite, Coma DE 'IOLA ND, Ludy II 4V WA ID, &C. &c. The Ambassador for Es.gtaial was expected to be at Calais lust night, and will pro bably arrive here to-morrow by L'lrit Fret.ch v iekrt, which war iii waiting for his Exc e ll e ncy rod suite." tiance. Mr. Kell was convicted in the lowest petilty, which is 4e.. cith Au int.nrition, if the Wilding is out altered, he wdi be cutlvitid in the highe.t penalty. When it is recommended to allot small pieces of Lod to cott,,vels, as fir as garden round extends, it is very useful ; lICCJI;Mr. well lurid they curl dig and anik thrtic.elvelo, awl u row many vegetables that :or bei:rticiAl to them; but beyond that, it i- of vr ry little benefit, as has keen proved by rspettence. A cow most puce suprort tit wittier, :soil tillage they caiinot have—and as a COW must fietitiently lie dry, she may not be of march use to the ironer ihir•io r ; a part of the year, aithout he has soother to supply place. lii short, on lied periment. it is well that ground beyo the !pact for a gartleo, la nut tin u tivantsge to a cot tager, Irecari-e lie has out time to errs wages under a master, and cultivate his own ground, fur which hr has neither the implements slur the animals. My the private letters from Holland, we learn tlvit eirrimierce, winch hits so long la llgtais,lird, be- gins to discover signs of improvement. 'The Dutch me (chants, gentled:). speuktog, have suffered less than iu any other part or the Continent. A system prevails union?, them of giving little or tio credit, to which they, its great measure, have owed their acclivity. We rejoice to see the public attention directed to the distressed s tate of the inhabitants or the Scilly Islands. A &leetitig, was recently held at Norwich, at which it was resolved to ripen a ilubsyription for Itile relief of Sliear issor ruflrri.ig people. The same humane feeling %hitch irifitteriers the City of Nor wich, we loupe will alsew itself in hike exertions in other great new, and that the comforts owl COW. loetzuee which the isesiet rut liahtta of there 'shortens so well entitle theist to. shall be tin longer withheld until want of (oriole to assiA their active and dustr,uus spirits, Ye,!erday the Duke of YORK trioSlete , i mili. tigy basitiess with the Pitestot REGENT at Carlton Viscouut CASTLEREAGH and Count Ake arra had audience-a of the ItttustaT yesterday. Carlotta Howe was througed the whole of yester day with Nobility and persona of distinction, leav tog their nuwes aunt snaking inquiries after the Putacc their {, Ihr Duclie.s of YoRK arrived et York House, St. James's Palate, nu Turadav evening, shoot •tyro o'clock, Irian Oatlaittls. • Yeaterrlity, about tire o'clock, her Rotel Highness went in her car. 'isle in Glouceste , Iluu,e, on a vsuot to the Duke and Bache's. Yesterday the Duke end Duchess of Volts had ' , elect party at d inner. Oa Tuesday and yesterday the Duke and Ditches; of GLOUCESTER had small illituer parties. Yesterday, about half-peat one o'clock, the Duke mud Duchess of GhoucErtErt walked from Glou tester House to Carlton House, to pay their re. speets to the l'atNcr. REGENT. Their Royal 1 - lighase. , bes remained near two hours with their I{,s al In other. N"leitlistanditig the complaint+ of the decline taf ,it Daniburgls, that city is one of the 'reveal • ill the world. At the lust public rl there were nut less that' 3,000 !Je vons pre -, hi. I m4raiy• „ 11LNE,Voi..at ‘. . . .1M IL•TY We sr. pArn:ci. :..~r-- Yesterday the 95th Anniversary of the Penevolera Fiticiety St. Patrick wus herd st the City 44 London Tavern. lii the truavo.dalrle abort ce kid Grace the Duke of I.,EtresTEtt, who was. detained i ts Irelastil, the Rail of Dana LEY WA the Chair. .111 . :4 ',ordain* , wise supported oti the rifest he the &harlots of Outvasittsta, out the left by the Right Hull. tom: c CAP NINO, M.P. the Earl of Ilse:- I..tortl RANI:I.MM, Lord Ar.Viult Ilist.„ Lord W. FiTzGr.its Sir JOHN Dovhx, G.C.B. slw Richt 11 di. Sir IiENJAMIN I37.uosteici.o, Mr. Aldermen Tinter, Mr. W. liccmun, Mr. M ASSV.Y DAWSOW, snit Gt'vrrai other isolepewleut persons aim take au tisterest *sr tins lettlevoleht 161.. t mum. At seven n'cloc: the company sat down to : s sumptuous dinner. After the cloth was removed, the his Alir . esty wee drunk. Ti'. A IR/I API then proposed-- . " 'the health of the earliest, must mist:tut, cud I/I"kt her.il a ow .r. v purt,.. of this lastitotioo, his Koy..i High WI.. the Prole , - 1teg.131." Tile belief . ..it* 1 . 1 his Royal Highness were well 'Shown to this Society. and lie had un the present o cc a sion (is they would liter when tl.e Tleitsure cause to make ha Repori) sent through the me dium of Sir Sestjaosior Bloomfield it Huortiott of 100 gruitseas, iss addition to the sterns ite had viuusly subscribed, which artionuted to 4 .1.520/.--- ((sreat opplesa se./ the *toyed health was drunk with: three timea three, and the bawl struck top -• -e Sad Eugland for cc's." T , C next toasts weir.— " The Duke or You*. and the Rapt Fatuity"—. the Navy and Army of the Kingdom." The cii Itll A N their rose to prepose-- " The Ceticvolcnt Sscirty of St. Patrick." said, the presence ul so large and respretieble u 4- * / .143 p.sily Clifbottatly the interest the) felt in the prosperity ut this brio-vo l. nt 111,P1511111611, Slid he was sure that the sub-clip how which was about to follow would fortissfs the ler•t commentary to their feelings.—lglppluase.)--. Thts toast wad drunk with three times three. 'rune- 0 St. Patrick's Day." The processwir of the children reared under the benevolent auspices of this lustitution, (nen took. place. It cur:stated talk erctober of yowl peasuut of both sexes. who, after basing received their eau. cantos at this Isistinatioo, had been apprenticed out to different trades., and were now honest sod industri ous members of society ; and a number of boys awl gills of very tender !ears, whose appearance and tnanner denoted the benefit and protection whicie they eierived from this society. Alter this nacres; • log processioti, which consisted of nearly 500 indi viduals, had been arranged in front of the chair, the Noble Chairman proceeded to discharge the wail fying duty of investing with silver medals the It!. and girls who had distinginshed themselves iu isle diffetent classed of the children. The CHAIRMAN then g re " The Mother of St. Patrick," which, as nue triehmen, be hoped they would drink with three tunes thavc.—,'Grcat applause.) He then rose to propose— " The health of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent." Ile said he was convinced the Merint4 w nolo r. collect and profit by the great tx411.1,1r which been set by their Illustrious Pietro.). The &wt. made by that distinguished peisonage in their caudr, and in the cause of humanity in general. would, he trusted. stimulate the company its cinewl the sphere of the benevoletice which received sr.( li , sanction and support, and give to it all the ct which it to e 11111 l ently destrved.—(Appiouse./ Those who recollected the dignity and 'rivet w Medi ,teir _reit their Royal Patron conferred tipo lies M t when he presided in their chair, must acutely teel his absence on the present occasion. Ile iil.e Chan - roan) regretted it on public as aril us piirtise grounds. The presence of their 111011 would hive been of itself cheering, but the fb , ncy of his powetful eloquence would have gi66-u st..l further weight to his presence, stud conferred uddi tMital bluetit to the Charity.—(Applouse.) — On erery occasion upon which his Royal Iligncess had presided at their Meetiogs, he had von a power. ful aid to the promotion ut their gieat acid :nue volent object. The absence, therefore, ..1 sash personage must be matter of extreme regret. Putt OM abscoce would be only of ,host duration, must be the ardent wish, riot only of the friend* of tills Society, hut of all the oilier benevolent 'testifies (ions in tile tnetropo;is, who were so largely sus debted to the co-over:Anon of his Royal litglioras the Duke of Kent, than whom 1.0 mars had heels a wire constant, more assidrous, and puweinel a sups porn r—((;reat applause.) His Royal Iliginiess's health v.lis with loud ucchliiiiiitionn. 'nit next toast was— " The Laud of Shillelalt and Sh mrock so greet," Mr. WEBB rung the " The sprig of .s A ith iJ," w ith, riot effect. lie was loudly eheureit. Ths CHAIRMAN then rose to propn.e the h ea lth of the " Duke uf Leineter," ythu web in hate pre. sided ott this occasion, but who wee unavoidably tibsetice, however, which they. as best.. torn. would easily excuse, when they heard skit the Noble Duke wad occupied ft-siding oil his Otto tatnle w Irelai.d. and drspeositig to ell arolsod him the blessings winch fortune lead piaced gut his power.—( Applause/—A man an stecuitiesl and en,. ployed, would at ill times find r 'ratty tat tilt al 'owe.' by hns countrymen on occasionis of this It would be. of euurde, granlynig to see bins but next to that erutifivarion, at wad c0u,0....•ir to know, that the Noble Duke was engaged it; i.ro moting the happiness of his fellow-couittr the sphere in which that could be brit t t oistated, by a redidein e among them. and a I rryolllll intentleoce of their particular wurits.—(Apphode , —The Noble Duke lirol out lot gone'. this Cha.l,)- though he was uttosoidubly ulestut trs-u the eel:- brown of its Aitniveisary —he had sent by brother. Lord Wm. F.tagerald, * contribution of 100/. to 11:e fund• o f the suesery. 'Die Duke of Leitister's heuith was drunk with three nut's three. Cfl A IKSIA PI, in visit's to presposs the health of the Duke of Wellington. said he was utterly thiable to its. pumice to the rentiraiots which the came of this great inspired. Ile earnest:)' hoped that ens a future occasion the Society 1+,0,111 1 1 IC •. • i'~ I . W - e s oy he riy NI. Oli Ile. 1 at it ll► .ro, louit in. the 1 he Mt, WO' Ittfi , eeri Quit' s .~