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• • ' "7' “. • bye* ANC 1 *Om Viol, smog the meet lapel, itlellimithelee ley sewres, that we tumid ham allowed oweedeee be aeteed to melt bilinear aseosedeis ; that we simpoN Mee adopted modes of rye• metes which t. any ether we wa sh..M haws ovoidal se seessed. awl mo,lesigned as eiteheritelk. It is sorely sin. pi% IhM ie dimming Nines peen; we Amid Brow or. geemeole eel, to.. thisip west awl fergettew. It is skim. tar, Oat epee a sebaret of aN Ilopeattleg us the iodeatioes of opinion. soil IM &white eeprices of obi the., we sapaeW roe bark to the Ninth sod teeth ereteritei we shoal take op a poem Ms I. the itrpth of the middle ogre, sod heehaw that poet is itsipaygliahle, thine the victory, sad mamas the Catholics. We gather up the ramie= espies. dews of went of sem he she worst of istme..—eapiesetoos soill mese reastiabls Its Ode absentia Asa their eieked• Mb. W, appeal to sltres bell 1r or twee► obborreete Ile Ca&olio sa by the Prelsoloate. We nutobilt t►e gnome of /►Ms who bows laste mood to bs rionnaborei, he obsolete sessisielle sod OM that love emit woks the eel& of ip.. areal %modes t + atatery, amid N &ors Sir, 1 pettiest spirts t►is asses of deviling a great lg 1 protest again( holds,. a trial Opts t►s 11tb seat prwosss►t( sentence whist the 191 h." To time who object to the danger of cop he erg«— • alias we hew et boor, let so aslt-44 t►.re • • sew, Are we sow is asele s wale of ►agues teas tilt Vey Amp mom ►e ►'e►asce foe the worse? thaw is die ties esosi lie esuipsred, Is t►e sow 4 losigee is dislesl, isesetsie, lisprobable • bravoed opeepoitot by ibe sosseal adios et sae iysiletih g by t►e skims elide see already provided is the ease ease, t►e danger is list tesoloillinr, Ltt Ups waste" Ibe Impeobable; sad Is pelitikel pewit/4 by tbe is not moor, het imossliale; sot eistlegest, hot ; soul to be allayed mai removed sell by a ewers, of Wiest and ems- Winning policy. Ni, is Misestimate most we login the eistidotfowhich are Involved is the eery ISM" fe to which these dangers we attritional Ow disco sisal which it soothes, sip hatred • which it sates% the cosesilliosi which it Miners, the • hopes which it wise over to oar aide, the provosts which plead in our behalf, the beserolence of a warm sod suscep tible people who see ready, is tie* ardour of gratitude, to toned that she head abide beak is that which also gave the wooed. •" It was the boast of Lord Madam, that be had sought for virtue Sacs; the mosotsiss of Scutlassl, and that he luta forted it. Let us seek for ,lave sod patriotism sesialst the nistslies of helm's*, sod thins we shall as sorely led them. Haw slimy breve epleits are time its that anstriey, who weep is seem over this me eselosion! How sassy who post sally is be useful is the* tositty; whose Ilindest prayer it is that their groins, visa, be hushed is bar service— tint their velour stiy•bised is her defiers! Yet dorm are thew wino you reject from year bosom Verse see the Win *tom you compel, because they asset sink iono itass- Immo sod obscurity. to Gad as asylum as Swig* shares. thine, indeed, they are welcomed with transport—there they 'are 'deemed to hussars sod high coirmsoml—share they Awnings' es treasures of istelismible worth—trassesres, is comparison of which the rides. subsidy which we ever waste idles is tasty costnaptltils I believe it is a feet, that there ore et this memest in the Militias Matey si lei this thirty General Olken Irish Cotholiss, besides iarvier Gams thrash all the sabsediaste skips of pro septios. I du sot fairy see Mira this acquisition, hut I ask if this is a tot ivies we calipers reels Ms' Have • weed s auperebeadeeme of Meet end mist flitter estu. affevil to sinew it easy sso bs sdarbbled for siseelpai &veep: in? It is • shoos sad a folk to soy cowatry eitich *- dons its subjects to this mai alteroatin ; which proclaims to theta that, is order to kens, leases, they lons locos. either apostem vt talks" Again he pays.:. . . .• Bid why do I speak s'), ofjbe Irish ? There ioostotber Blass of our when distiogolellid loyalty, lrfiosedlplkd sallatinin to the lan, oboe rainy virtues ban secured to than lb, applause sad odeiratiou of the olsole Eatpire—l as the Irglish Catholics. Anne this chimes of wee then WS that oleo see iteecesdeft fro. a "7 - luny Ilse of illuittrioss mmestry y whose 1111111111 are associated with the brightest periods of oar history; who are clothed with hoisours and dist iintinto.-vdieliactior a hemmed by their native Invereigos. while yet it was allowed to distinguish merit is a Catholic; the hombre conferred by a gratefel people, befure it was criminal in &Catholic to nerve his comm it,. The lanstees of the* mea haat up Moos liberties Goa which they ars now 'Waded. Their iairitiers hosed and established die two Houses of Raising', ; the doors bf those Horses are shut against their descerdam! What mist b he reeliap of bin who, sprung firm such a nee, sioorished by a virtuous sad gamuts *domino, warmed by the resendwaime of his forefathers, and hinting only to emulate their renown, sad tread is the steps of their pa. Minim, tads himself crossed in the my theeslisid of his career by the Oil gain of the Catholic Code? He is at ism throws h. kits insiguilicasee ; be mast tear from Wane these lemmings after glory; he must renounce his Wpm, mod 'hoodoo his retolleetimis , and, after baying fel- Atka his joyless destisy is Ma shade, be most console him self with the prospect of transmitting the same keoble in heritaace to hie children! Mal most he the feelings of a tither, who hawing a ma so gifted and se inspired, formed to he the *mamma sad support of his eoesrry, feels at the same time that these tams and promises most he blasttil, aid be mist waste ths blame of his youth and the vivo, hip mamboed is obscurity and Woken ! 1 majors the Howie to Mace theemelwes for a mooned in the sitssatkos of Ober men; to reeks, the emotion with which they are op. Sassed; I iteplore them to listen to the swim of Nature, in Ibis instituter, at least, is the voice of policy ; and Us Andes a system a pregnant with private sorrow and galllrellbstry." Ni'i halVe wade such copious extracts from this v. • .1 • t • t s . 4 • ..•••••-- ' 41 1 114 . • f gi b i t et ) . • 4' LA; Wipe : : I i'4R131.411 ....amiallini.. WM w Vilit 11114.7 people lad Ilanikei 'IIP' Gerdes of the Theillerion, hat 11 was is Min to meek there rue ore fashion. Ile In lieranter, the Antes neve seder the ones, yod so Astaire ?subbase were to he esio. Atl the ;statist pimple eresnlol to she Park, of Sakiene. la this brilliant mem* we aotierd arsatho of raised watisair, with two opswiap for the arse to pow llamado, Pad two cellar %tl s standlott, of silk velvet, poppy &dear, iorarantids grey or black; de other of middling vise, of the seat % material as the mantle. These nougats were fined with silk % Jose, instead of the poslittion's culler, had a dostiovad owl. The essimir Mows bore Illve and while, ittimawd white, dead kof sad whist, and plata sad white. in lie Wagaltines of redness the New articles are hats of ree de WipieS, lilac or dark Moe, with plaits of light poen, Sri • pate haw, striped with poppy yow l er. R o p es are a. often avid ma Ihnsika. We see slams vow yellow crape bats full Mows rats, toue half rPow, the ether all Skil' brows, Toe loolsoce, With a ruse foror-up edge to nett Ica. Some termites in ivilor soul ribipinds have • point in front, •Is • Mark Stuart. Beittoold lapels are a new fashions in spencers: when a restos is wore with a spencer it is !netted la hoot. 4 ' • . • XLARkiNC FikigS. Al as early hour is the afieriteosi et raderday, a post alormitig and desidsdive lire broke out at the watelidimeof IMars. Knot., James, said Wood, ud thomfatturrrs, si. 11,0,4 to Collegtdoll. Thommuetreet. The Names, when pereelsod. Lunt forth wish molt fire, owl velocity, diet the weighboarhood was instantly filled with levet., and alarm fire theaseelvee and their property, the piece consist. big principally of erarehnsties, where immense proprity is geserally deposited. Every esertims was made by the laitabitants In stop its dnadful ravages, wither, sums., bath the imildius is. which the Ire originated was entirely destroyed, soil several ushers bad greatly starred. Among the ounitore are the follow. iseorddr. Kelleher, carproter; Mr. Atelier, baker; air. &broiler, sagar.baker; mid attend others. jn Cliteetimireet, Cheapaide, lite hooves of Messrs Potts mad merchants and shaurfactriers, awl those of Messrs. Upton and Co. oil sad paint.nsapufaelisters, are also much damaged I. the back ;tail. The new, superb, sad ektesitive premises of Messrs. 31abity, Picket ire, and datimiers. were at oar dune in she Nina 101111114311 . 461 den. gee s elo by the exertion's of lb Modem stair people, and the 'pier their !nutria, which are generally pituated is the Warhurse, wiled by a plentiful supply of water, 'WY were saved from the devouring element. The behavionr of the icemen no this arcade*, we feel is plasma is. @satire, was truly praietrwortlay. Had ifitild bele for them ant their exertions, the whole ef.the.ormaises no the west aide, toeing where the Ire had broke out, must have talks a prey to the laasses. ,trefeel it a slaty tuctimbeut we us to stoticealbo liberality tad humanity that was displayed by the Iron., or Messrs. Calved sad Co. brewers—they put only sent their MI their arrests wire seen busily employed its the working if them, prier to the 'arrival of say of the regular englaes, wklilr ere latheat to state, had biro previsody remit& Ow smile wieraiiii at • Ire which happened at a publiatiouie in Titellbeld.street, A MAN BURNED TO DeAto: A lire broke out shunt fuer n'cluik yt okras, morning s ,it the Crow'. awl Set-pore Katlic house, Great Totehnel.!-street, Mary.liwbour ; it comeeruced its the lower part of the pre mises, sad was and diseurervil by • saws who lodged so the seemed lour ; alarmed by the smell, be got aj, awl roused Ike inmates of the house, all of 'shwa eseaPol nearly in a slaty Or Mighty. 'weep* the walawing.man to the eatehatand, who treat by the stickesame of Cohere ; this poor fellow, it iA Ilappottd. is attemplisig to make Isis way mit below. *as overpowered by she amuse and suffocated. When the fire was 111/111e1111111i gut 111141“, the Miele wire 'lug its search of kis body, which ass not found till sear lee o'cleck in the 'egregious ; It preirated • *hocking spectacle, beissi so burst that II was with diliculty his remains mold be placed its a skell--tbel were carried to Mary brie-house. The mar •ho first gave the Mardi Wad a narrow escape, Mavis( lost 00 nowt time that be was emnpeNed In ran to • *Matra an/ till for aasimanee, a ladder was ilureirilialelt proehred, and placed agalost the hewer ; hut Being sou short, he threw himself rut itf the whitlow; fortunately be taught Wilda the ladder sad received little fakir,. The public-lipase was entirely consumed ; a small holm adjoiming is Foky street, belonging-1u a gorewerucer, to whirls the flames rummuniested, was toady deatroyed by the rotas falling upon it; prey' to this a poor amass Midi*" there, whir bad lately lair is, war, with her child, rut sit uninjured, except by the alarm and eapusure tu the atmosphere. We fed pleasure in recording the following in stance of the protection afforded by the Magistrates In the labourers in the collieries against the pressuri of their employers. The same attention to the in terests of working classes of every other description, and the same promptitude to listen to their com plaints and redress their wrongs, must greatly con tribute to appease their discontents and preserve the public tramptillity " At a Precis! Meeting of Magistrates, held is the parish wf .111141wolity, asmoontbsitire no the 14111 inst. (complaiois having hens of tate frespearli male by telsoisreta in the col lieries, elf their Willett refused • certificate at diseharge by their masters without a month's previous notice), it was dr tergaitird. that. in those cases where the sruiltniss "was pre vented oorkiug for waist of the heiessary sod imiely supply of timber, be should he entitled to Isis present discharge, istdoilbst;ading any general agreement for notice le this custrary. And it was further unanimously @peed by the Magistrates present. that if such tertificate wee denied by the moster it Should be granted by the Magistrates; and Iwo lahoorers, Workmen to the cultist'' , of Messrs. Rosser, Thomas, mad Cu were under the circraistances discharged by them aceorshogly." The following is @statement of intelligence which was received on Monday from Rtosia, end was much tallied of upon the Exchange It will he recol lected, that a few years ago, about one hundred and filly vissels, with valuable cargoes, were seized in Bessie ; their cargoes were reported to be of great value ; we believe setters' millions,. These ',hips hed what at that time was termed simalated papers, appearing to have cleared out front Lisbon, from Trueriffe, ■nd other, at that time, mutt's, or friendly purls, hound for Russia ; and we believe, in several insiancre, foreign houses in Landon shipped produce to those ports, to he again reloaded tor Russia. At the mine time it was believed that many of these ships were en• lirely loaded in the Thames , , and only received the simulated papers from the neutral ports.— little vessels were all insured at LLOYD'S. When they arrived in the Baltic, for different ports iu Russia, Sweden. and Prussia, they were supposed to amount to three or four hundred mil of valuable men:hatitthen ; they remained for some trine in the Sound, but receiving assurancei from the con• signers of the cargoes that ell was right. that they had received assurances front the Government of safety, they ventured into the Itiosiass putts; they were subsequently all seized and confiscated. The Owners of these cargoes in 101144011 were all foreigners, though for a length of time doniiciliated here. and marry, we believe, of much respect:►bility. Ou the other side, as the affair was in some shape Of other compromised with the Government of Russia, the insured in London made a demand fur the whole amount insured, and in several in. stances 60. 70. or $0 per cn►t. was settled till the compromise in Russia was brought to a Ijual coo cluaien. On the return of peace beta ern Itussie and Ragland, the whole affair was laid before the Russian Government, and the English Minister made repeated applications to the Court on this subject, in Iselialf of the Euglials merchsuts. At several Periods aloft. great promises were held out that the affair would be• satisfactorily adjusted, and the elisions would, in • great measure, be allowed. The expectations on this subject were so great ■ few months ago, that a deputation from the mer chants of the City, and of Lloyd's, departed for Russia. to bring the business to a final close. At the head of the deputation was Alderman Row ellarf. • man of acknowledged talents. The affair has, however, taken an urifirvourable turn. and on Monday letters were received from the deputatina, stating tout the Russian Court had come to • de. termination to reject the claims. and load trims. milted set official communication to that effect. The particulars have not yet transpired, but the resell was known on Monday in the City. end pro duced mutation ilticen. . )1111kiftjtrIATER. . • ....iimp... • • The egoisoalisi 4teies bore ceninieneosk saran then'. sad tl3d instant they proved wasraordinerils vision. from the southward and westward, 'which orrartioned an heavy poet este of. the ant spinal OK H.1441/Plitr. Daring the forgoer day, his *likely'. schooner Sealark, the Thalia Fast India; seas, P.rovissessre tool. bet;..acil Pilgrims raierthant atoll, ref *lsm., 60 his., were it she sel, We tow aril vessels Wang well us (owl !Wells, the Providence nearly 'lsere the on. tumor Jasper lay, ..d Abe Pilgrim dens to IM bleleinpos Mural, so tire 111005 ea poor 4 part of the loonti, sad out for flues she spot ihrtirr his Majesty's late orbutraer Telegraph !'flan ii. +we Aslibre.. Ms y all ......11runt she slum is wifely, Its.i .rho.. It Isatlolo steel 114. htij owl sloop seed sate Cat. e a,. r 0.. liar 13.1 the vessel* sit the &mini were, Isis Make. tj's , ritsps kering., the &alai lc, sad Ihr Thalia, skirls swan teree.l the gale wish the saute ease as beta'', and report bight, of Vie sheltering proirpioss afforded by the Illreakete. ler. Illiolwithateurling the fury of the *awes, out &Single stone of she finished twist of this structure lass been injure:A or displaced.. Ihe raisilagnf the wester. $ us already begins to have_she NMIt bruricial iallnenes oar the aneborage, par. titularly from half ebb to half flood. • • THE SDITOR OP THE oRtTIJIr PASS& Ria—ii, 'Our Paper or this webro,iog, you resgarli, that notwish.togigling the unwire given by the Common &draw% That all pickpoi keel' convicted or gating in pada s,tni. gap*, in the streets, or resorting public places, woaliki• htttere transported fur life, still the penciller exists, ate, Now, Sir, such will ever he sloe C3l4i if trangportation igyhe peevish,. Swot fur hCPC dastalg villains: is feet', trio no.poisisbasent. nor is it coneitlerltsi. as such. But soliorpg,cogilueovent, bread and water, hari s tabour (sod that in atom iappooed ti. tuation), and ironed, atterglingtgethe interne of io Mg) have used against the parties-A.ok would gone b r i m , down their daring splrile-,lkte would rues (is ay ha astite opinion) cause a dread amongst these wretch'', that woulA elrgetually put a stop to theirtenrere—aud, &heel *A afr. Editor. pat down she public.bouses they, 10. Thin so Ads and peged!) , pojuied out ll waifs For these thunders laud be known to the Publican, and the Publics. harbouring there villains known I. the Police. Your obliged and constant Reader, Wdsidsworth.ived,Sept.t9, ISIS. PQLICE. inruailUcc. Before Sir S. C. H iertia. Bari. Ike preekliat didwiesii. TH2 COAL TRADE. AN IMPORTANT CONVICTION. TIM ZINO at lit prosecution f fib uovitition end COI". PA' of Mc BANK if 111014110 0. JON! JOUVIION. This was en information against the Defendant, a coal. merchant, residing al Lambeth, by the Prosecutors, elseitikg him.; that, contrary to the Act attic 47th of the Itieg, be di. lithe ed, or caused to be delivered, et the Bank, it certain quantity of Coals *Rhos' delivering at the tribe lime it water's ticket. There was a *kited ialunuelibe i Charging him with delivering a vender's ticket without its ltetug 'Opt ed by the working mew. After bearing Counsel nt length oh both Ham Alderman Hunter--" As I disderetend the awe, that be 4b courts In one information; which weight he made date. rent informations. The diurll4 the Bank bee taken is moat proper, sad the public ought to be mock obliged to them. They have detected 4 very greet error I. the &Cease., is. eay the least of it. There are 41Xcliergeo ii the isfurdsatioes, add the Defendant has onbniitteia to a conviction on reek of them. The penalty of Ide or each will sower the patputio of the Hank, sod &WU of the public.' Mr. Fristilleld--" According to the Aet of Parliemeut, one moiety of the penalty belongs to the sing the other to the isformer. I eta lest, acted by the Bank to request that their moiety shell be paid fa equal shares to the Society fur the Relief of the Poor is Spa-fields, end the Society fur k.. fleeing Debtors Nopriseeed for Swill fkbte. The Bank dues not cell on the Defendant Air coots." The whim was crowded to exec*, from se early boor. Tbere %ere twenty vitiators sienanoised on the pert of the prosecutors. Letter, end papers from Philadelphia to the let instant mentitlak. that CHRISTI/PRE had again re tired with lite lloopa from the ueighboorbood of Port-au-Prince. Vie EVAN Nrlizere having resigned the Pres!. dency of Bombay, three names, according to the Chatter, have been emit from the Board of Content to the Court of Directors Sir Julies M•tcume. General MUNAO, and Mr. ELPHIPSTONS. The latter has been the successful Candidate. on account of his extraordinary talents, and the skill he bas Oiled in the present suctesdel contest. The portraits of the several Ambesvadors who concluded the celebrated Treaty of Aix-Is-Clio together with the ones of their respective Sovereigns, ornament the grand hall of the lintel de Ville, whete the conferences were held. It is remarked that while Aix-la-Chapelle was under the dominion of the Republican government of France, the fleurs-de-lis were removed from the arms of France. while they were still suffered to adorn thine of England. We regret to be informed, that typhus fever is making rapid progress in the town of paisley and suburbs there being at present not less than 104 patients of that disorder under the charge of the Medical Gentlemen of the Dispensary and !louse of Recovery. besides whom there are marry other. who do not make application for the benett of that Institution. The great utility of Saving Banks will he !mired. should they supersede the establishmeut of Friendly Societies, which. we believe, ire many canes have been much abused. In the first place, many of the oftcers who have had power over the box of the SO, ciety. have made use of the usoirey at their own discretion, either for themselves, or to assist their friends end in other cases, the money has been used in unlawful couibinations, by insisting timee who refused to take such wages as their employer% could afford to give them. The investoseet.of money iu Saving Bank,. from the respectability of the Governer,, can never be subject to such abuser. GREAT DUFFIELD Fatae.Great numbers of limbs were "hewn at this fair. sod ultimately ell were sold. Fur Ilk largest and in the beet con. dines. 35%. per head were asked • but on En ore rage of good and inferio r about ts. were ob.aineil. The aide of lean cattle was very indifferent. sod use show of hones which wise loftily of the cart kind. and of the worst sort, were left upon hand unsold at oily price. _ At the greet sheep fair, at Market Weighton, iu Yerkshire, iu constqnence of the very seasonable rains which have &lieu lately, by which the pastures as well as the tornips have been snitch improved, the price of 'heap hid a rosisioteroble rile. Leon stock, which heretofore had cot been mach sought alter, bed now become a better speculation. and buyers were readily found. In sb. , rt, the farmers of every description were in great spirits, cud appeared con. winced that forming would be as profitahlc 1111, it was four speech, that ►►e have left ourselves but little room fur Mtth►er comment ; we shall thetetole content ourselves for the present with uniting our wilhaest hopes to those of the Roman Catholics of Ireland, that the appointment of Mr. GIANT may he hided as an omen of better fortune to Ireland, and of increased security and prosperity to the British Empire. The Duke of You visited the Paint REGIII? .yesterday at Carlton-House. Yesterday the Russian Ambassador had an audience of the Panics RIMINI' at Carltoo-House. Yesterday being a holiday at the Stock Ex- change, there war none hot private business trans- acted, and of that but little. The prices were the mar moa Monday.--Cotaols for Accoout 75. POETRY. CIPASs bevies idoseffser.a •••••••• „ Is a Some; Spar we ersileavesred Si describe the veil. Orem-bed Immo of the wirer spectrogram ea the let Sep umber. The following he. bees heeded to ep br a gerelsense of this calf, who recelerd it fres a 'Motile Ihs resale; se 'kit )/oittgalsy . i= tweed of pygia; Teas, 1 ash up my pee s To soy INS Ilme sietleet soissidest of pea ; ' • the Wed, of the suorsiary, 0 ivory deserter "t a .", 1 rve Wei is • hiss, is Jadinees set pastore, %tr. . The rain &US is is 'emu-at sit it Wpm-. • itibiltui. Haters thee last the tegrof her watering pas; And, instead sf t shower to eases+ pitatoes, It comes down is spouts to ill water tabs gratis. Ny retreat bad beer smog, bed the lop so r t bleu proof, ' Sal the high wises so Ikeda; had blows off the roof; So myself sod PT dogs, old Rowley sad Ranger, Task lbw birth that was rirposi-..rdrr the manger. - Here terra rep like 4 beigifsii, with • selieseirry Wise, I ley pile so year sMN, Sid as *et as the obehis. Filirettli pro.'d Meatless, foe; though seder the mei, Sbe scut • streaulei of rah down as; poor shiseriag back, Where riausirrisig Come sralikd wry apes evl7 link eel, • I wool.) describe fersher-Ast I dirdier to this! se't. Browsed sot, I arose, sad with • thought tlitt was sot ill, Preseriti'd fie the steep& a drop of the Solite ; And bra t'se arrived at this slitity open' shop, Hiebsarsed 14 tie pigs -board " Dowses peel her; sloop" The Weiser I know bias a pairs-taking f. Sow, (I wish be load for his pais* hie owit.hroir log to swallow) : " Mine bosteso"-ber eyes two bright burners of gas- Her face like iss ups whets yes look through smoked glass-- Ow tease as, dep sold, " Sir, miss is &trig hos& ; Teem made a mishits •-the ooze deer is lbw pig hew." hid I, lovely Nymph, thous swat lip, I sie are, oases sot fumed to eeold-troe sure dap to the door; 1 41.114promikfrogiplisilly to orate her more hourly, I Opel by Ibsen JarS Bauble the Dawdo, beettsed sad Isedeck'd with AA Woke! and 'racket, With a smart double Narita, and a 'starter wet jacket. Said I to septic ye timbres, bow is it, Toes, wet to the skis Ibis dasher Ibirslatle! Whew, with a /Mr, soda Hop peculiar to backs, He said, "The storeirg is chareriog, Sir, AR the piing ducks I thought it high time to face in epee Kelly, When the pan of my piece sae primed with carol jelly: sa ir d a few brace, Stough pd I eau twig three ; Look here at ay pocket-behold met agate Them isreing round or Limited so Jassy sad gay, He stood lake a pitchfork betwixt two cocks of hay. This Dandy Prcterider soon fell fast asleep, 'Whew into his pockets I stole • short peep: Illy good laughing kited, what disk yore he'd gat Wig-4 Sue lot of turnips wed kilt ass that he'd get! Acute, ay dear 114 lbs fists sod the NW sod eserew-4'se yeses is a pet. P.S. Herewith you've a brace-1 eat mousier se Mn 50 DOW D Mn.T. seeds% kap say Wager. The Duke of Llttpell visit to the Continent will be for three or four years. Mr. Xining, the celebrated English Actor, is now at Bagneres.—(Paris Paper.) Among the last fadaionable arrivals at the Foley Arms Hotel, Malvern, are— 'llW Bishop of Loodun and family. Mrs. Hanbery Leigh, Mr. Lewis, Loaf %mtg. Mrs. Welt, Mi ss Carry, Mr. sod Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Clark, Mr. Doirdeserll, M.P. Mrs. and Mies DowArswelt, Sir Robert and Lady Stoplerd sad family, Mr. sad Mrs. SPIN sad patsy, Mr. awl Mrs. Whew, Mrs. assplis, Mr. and leir Misses CMOs, Mr. and Mr.. Strpbesistes, Mrs. thaberbert, Mr. Belton sae (sway, Mrs. Cuthbert sad amity, be. be. The Mayor ■nd Corpehrtion of Hereford were on Wednesday last most sumptuously entertained by Lord Sosteits, their Chief Steward, at Isis Lord. ship's residence, Eastoor Castle. It is •Imurt su perfluous to add, that retry delicacy of the resewu was abundantly furnished, and the whirs were of the choicest and most cdstly kiud. A fat but dignified clergymen in apologising fur being ton late, said, but you know the sluggish. nem of my possy."—" Aye," replied his friend. 6 , and flonscs knew it a lung titue ago, when lie observed, pone ate pigris'." It has beets observed that twiny Members have brought in Bills into Parliainesit which have ours prised mankind ; but we believe that almost every one of theist have had Bills brought into them for getting into Parliament, which have been touch More surprising. 'rlse Bank of gagland, it , is aid, issue 80,000 fresh notes every day to replace the old ones thal come in and are destroyed. How minty fargstl nues are issued each day seems not to be known ; but we fear the copyists du all they cast to keep pace with the original.. Mf. lIHSIPHREY CHAMBERLAIN. of the cries bested cluna.niutiufactury at Worcester, has been elected Mayor of that city for the year ensuing; and on Wednesday last Ile gave a most sumptuous en. tertaiument at the Worcester Guildhall upon the occasion, tb the Corporation rod distinguished characters, amounting to near 250; among them were; Lord Dititolluasi. the Hon. T. COVIINTRY. she Hon. W. H. [Aruntoo. the Hun. Cul. H. B. LlltiON, the Hoe. Mr. Low. Sir W. SMITH. Cul. DAVIS, &e. The grand room in which the ens terainutent was given was decorated and stun nieuted with a variety of elegant silk bseinere on which were inscribed the City Anne— " King and Consiitution"—. , Prosperity to the City of Worcester ) " &c. The dinner consisted of venison, turtle, a greet variety of game, &c. The dessert was of the most choice fruits, consisting of pines, grapes, melons, &c. Among the toasts were.... "Thu si.g wed fineets," in silence, en 'rennet of their @Mimed stimis—s Tim Prisms Meseta," with Owe, times three—" The ban Representative Assembly in nos world, the &Mob Horse of Ceinnimis"—" Lod Lietirmtl, and the Members of the present Atheisistrannsor DRURY•L/IIE 77M4 IRE. After a long and deeply-lamented alnence from the stage—au absence doebly rrgrettrd, first, as it wasoccutioued by, indisposition, and nest s as it eonsidknWe iitspetnta a' the stock of harmless astmeetisent"—Mr. Mntittzu last night mule his bow to the audience, as Sir Abel Handy, iii the sieloingle, for it cAtsuot justly be called a comedy, of Speed lite Plong4. rbis veteran awl favourite comedian has manifestly suffered much from ill ness. His person is a good Aleut reduced, and lie appears to tier his right 1.1 with some degree of difficulty. Mr. MUNDEN us. welcomed most heartily by the audience—and he proved, in the Celine of his oierfurinauce„ that, however his Rams might have been affixtrii, hr still retained mach of •• that shicrity and cheer of mind," fur which, when iu the full vigour of he.iltli, his "crate efforts were so remarkable. Ile depicted the pe culiarities of Sir Abel Hrady with NO amusing quaintness, quite cheracteri,tic of this i nv e n ti on _ ravager. The amiable erlf-complacency wills which lie exhibited the vitrifies *niches he had projected— his patent-che.r, his improved telescope, hi. curious waiking-stick, with a long list of et eeteras—the dread which seized him •em the approach of his tyrannieill rib—suil the exquisite manner in which he replied, with half-subinisbion and half-surcesin, to h er interrogatories—were exceedingly humor out, without extsavoseance. Bet his must amusing ireeue—during the whole of which the house re sounded with Isughter—was that in which Gerald chew his heart with the joyful tidings, that, fur $ sum of money. lie will untie the worse than Gordian knot, which unites hint to Lady Handy. The doubt with which he heard the proposition—the comic eagerness which shone on hia features, when lie declared. that, " lie would not give one ibetsand pounds to be rid of his barons, because lie was ready to poyfirie for such a blessirig"—and the humorous expression of de. • light with which, et! he could be 'satisfied, bc Node • Gerald repeal,. ilihe Ames, that Lady Handy MSS bis lawful wedded wile—for Med as* richly-ludicrous an easearble as imagination can conceive. His subsequent scene, when, relieved from the oppression wider which he had so lung suffered, lie apes, in the plenitude of j.,y, the light and fsivolous airs of " a young single gentleman." was also eacelleitt. The other cha. rowers were, in Retinal, but feebly filled. Mr. Weston was the limiter Ash . field of the evening. With respect to his performauce, we have only two remarks to offer—first, that be was very im perfect in his part—of which circumstance h e ceived such a bout from the audience, as, we hope, will sink diets in his memory, if he have any; and next, that his humour was entirely ton rough, noisy, and violent, fur the charatter which he as. sword. Sir Philip Blandforil was very fairly per sonated by Mr. Banotivou—and Henry wes not improperly intrusted to Mr. H. KILMISLI. Theme gentlemen played the scenes, in which the nephew mid uncle came in contact, with tolerable effect. Mr. l'entet, as Bob Howdy, did not shine parti cularly. Ho has scarcely animal spiritssulficaent fur the dashing characters which hem frequeutly plays. Miss Blamdford was supported with becoming art lessness by Miss &minion. Miss ROYCE, though rattier too auatroilly for Sass's Ashfield, delivered ber sentimental breathings' always with propriety, and sometime* with feeling. The affected elegance, vulgar demeanour, sod tyrannical temper. of Lady Handy, were portrayed with great success by Mrs. Hant.uwE. Mrs. SP/111E1111 quiet, snouts!, miss sowing humour. gave point and effect to the cha racter of Dome 'Outfield. She never ineutioned her village rival, " Mrs. Oruirdy," witllout producing laughter. We understand M►. SINCLAIS, of Drary-lane Theatre, now nt Edinburgh, intrude to visit Italy, for improvement, as a singer. said perhaps to re main there for some years. Ile intends, however, previous to his departure. to visit Aberdeen, in truded by Min 13Y1155. of Drury-lonic Theatre, to give a farewell conceit. Mr. S. has a high acme of obligation to the iohabitNnts of A berdeeu, ander whose patronage he shailk his first public appear ance as a singer. —( Aberdeen ✓oanna/.) Cauncutur.. the Poet, in speaking of imitations sap thus— " I lute not GA Kt RICO self at second-Mead ;" allowing this to he • truism, what must be said of au imitation of bitcLevott ? Tutu►.—Amougst the vingular change" that take piece with race ham", the follisaing is oot th e l eas t angular I—Over the course at Doncaster, the mare Doeheir beat Mr. Ware's Blocklock, giving him 151 h. io the sear 1817. lta the present year. Mr. B'are's horse Blocklock. over the isailk course, could have distanced the Drains. had he chosen it each carrying the weight of thei► respective years. The day of the St. Leger Stakes, at Doncaster, was indeed • day of triumph to Mr. MINIM PIIIIRSt s who may be said to base won it twice over, having, its tweoly•one horses that started for it, his horses first and second: and what we. remarkable. the third Norte was. likewise get by Cusses, making the only horse. that Were placed all eons of that stallion. J. I slum! a comialonable sturatiou on Thuile , 1011 r or fire years ago. "" -e stallion. • • - . - - ,