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ARRIVAL OP TYR EARL OP DELMORE AT VASTLECOOTR. The circled arrival lest night of Ibis esteemed awl sc. arnmpliabed Noblentaii, and leis eon', Lord Viscoaat Curry aged the Hon. Henry Corey, excited a lively sensation amoug all rank* of the iabithitards of F.aaishillen mid neighbour hood. l's the course of the day preparations were made for Clorninatiug the lows, and tar barrels were placed in trait ress cusomaudeng 'dualities ready to be lighted sp. -la the evening, • vast creamerss of his Lordship's timemtry sad domestics proceeded a emsaiderahle distaare to meet them. On his approach the air resounded with enthusiastic accla mations, sod all sweated to part ocipste in the kappiaess of their ante airiest, slier an Manure 1.1 !nearly bre years. Of the iiiterestinr; sour of Ibis 'sable faintly we may say, adrioust with geographical accuracy, is, the beautiful lan guage of a modem poet, which just sow meats to our eneroury : " Round she Era• they hail Area, trer steamy a elasive soil and scene ; Room' Orrice sod all her daeselos r isles, Where sweep half red d by smiles Sir stator", shed on dower and tree, And s, tens shore, and crystal sea. 1 (ICU tour of history they hail loped Three summers through, soil vowed The thousand graves of greatness there,-- Graves of a same that cannot die, Stomped an 'bust isieztoy ethics are Wish mom' eiumurtatity— And tiny heal been li, Palestine, And pondered o'er libe holy shrine." On the approach of the carriage she horses were imam.. dissicly liberated, and it was drawn by tin populace, pre. erded by &ill immense nunilier of torches The lulls fur se rest Mile* display's! one cuutism"il conflagration, with boo tiers, burning tar barrel., die. 1 . 51 c gloom which his lord ship's long absence haul occasioned was quite dissipated. awl joy lighted op the connicuance of every individual. About stern o'clock She cavalcade reacle4 the town, awl Ilse car . rear.• was drawn np lo Stir centre of it, in order to give the is liii tiara-Reis a sirs of the brilliant illnininstiosa, sail othar demonstrate ~,, a eif attachment and joy manifested by itie, the church hells in the twee ene nimbi:, a merry peal. The lawn and eyesores to the Castle were lighted with medics, which exhibited a romantic mid picturesque appearance ; and we the Mall door bring thrown open the Martine displayed all the brilliancy and grandeur uS Eastern • niagssiticeuce, calculated to rectal to his Lordship's classic mind those ispleuded scenes of antiquity, whose ruins he 'ad so recently visited and deplored. His Lordship's stay it present, wr understand, will be only of short dueaterio, and merely for the. purpose of inspecting the extensive !wilding, carried we is. his absence, awl of oedema; Sr. 1.111Z0 . 1111•1311 for the reception of his mutable Causeless said suite iii it sprow:.—( Britt Arced.) UNIVEii•I I Y, DICENICEA 23. The it.orne4 or those Caudillo.*** het, Tit the close of the Exeminaitio..* of this 'Corm, nere ud.oinert by the PoMir Exansiorrs into to, tiro. .41.1 -troll.' I I of I.iterre Ibunawiures owl 11is ..Ipbnx .11utlaeuviticte el Phylifir Irsprt: II v• ly, uc orth. g In the alphalietteel urr4tigrmet.t in rodt class prr•ertbett by the ttmtote., slawl ms follow Jn Ike First ('lass el /Were 11,,,,enniarey. 1,,r4444*... P. B. Cutout Chorea I Wslusby, P. P. %Vanhatu Cull. •i s 4 ?lot. Simon, 41, ,e 1 Cullen• IW, Maws, %V.R (atom's'. Cull. ettstolpsoss,%l; C. Warlousis C. liAt First C► :et if Discipliner .llnthartatirit el Phyairer. Cyrr,JA4 H. Trisaily College I liay,Willesne, MaxJales Cull. In tie Second flats of Literm Iluneanloree A o.ieraun, J. E. Balliul Cull. I Knapp, J. W. 84. John's Cull. oslen, J. E. Exeter College Master, J. VI Balliul Colkie Eourne It. B. Christ Chortle Parker,J. Braernuose C.ullrgs :loner, Edwar.l,lhiel Cu liege S 'silky, Geo. Merton Celine Ifni. S. Wurcesler G.ll. Vorgandau. Pembroke Cull. tl. n• G. 11. W. Chlirt Ch. In tAe second Class of Phg th,ardeo,./. W. To holly Cull itteipline Mathematics el piker _ I Gillell,G. E. Oriel C.lker. Inman iores. 1 fifers Hi E. I. M. ,10u OM. t Artligion, •P. Roa•vosnime • Mulesworih, H. Euler Call. MAl**, Francis, Trinily Call. Newman, .1. H. slum itabmsda, E dirge Slights, Elm. Illaplaltm Cull. till, t G. E. Ilriel Collrge• • loldr Of 11. A .IVoterittr Coll. S. VtaJhainCull • C. N. l College I Pet tiorilrer of Candidate, to whom Teslialniunst for ,Iver 4 ra were gives by Ike Public Examiners, but »err out Ausitied into caber of she Classes, antoratrd 74. lay, the lass 'layer Michaelmas Term, the follow her 4.-ict eel. were conferred : Doehlr in Dirirtily—Rev. Julia Warren, Oriel College, tot, '...otito..ttut!ttr. .11nsl;•rc of .-Is fs—Rett. W. Hiding, Fellow at Wad :lava a0..1 Her John S)inuna Peeing, Oriel College. Mu Weirs or .171.—Georce Barkeridge. Scholar of Wur C...l'rgc; Jo.rok &rood, Wadbara College; Francis '1(.011 Wele-by, Scholar of %Yoth too College; John Wort. St ol Pembroke College ; Edward ChAloner Ogle, %Ttllioun Horkia, Kamer College • William X',. 31tortl.dett Clingier; John James Iltammiosa ' * 4 l.'l:e Robert E.lgar, Trinity College ;Julio Walker, C 11,r..; W. Itotoor Willnms, Scholar of I.lseetie .!'ollege; Samarl Craue, Magdalen Hall; Jame. Slur-pastime Y.ro.ier of ruiti.i College. The lillllll . r UISII/Cr of Degree. in Michaelmas Trent waa— j 11. 1; 1).C.1..1; B.D. 1; B.C.L 1; U.A. 31; B.A. 711; 121. C.4lllildin.E. ULCFMIII.9. 45. A t Ordination hrlil et lii•hoptistorpe, on Mt 17. h 11, nnt, the Arcillinitop of Ynork Hdmit trd 1,.: 1 .1.1.'•itt4 Gelbtlel4lEU uf flue Uumeruity iuto Irrici, ilasnatrid, B.A. Ensmatitiel C...11.ge; UA. Clare H. firnry U. Cooler, S 11.11. PriezlA-1:141.3rd Itimigeglow. M.A. Illuers's Ceikge; I>. Lomb, P.A. and .---. Wilkawbus, BA. st. 4111101'11 c••liege. 'rote R. v. W. N. l'Aruell has heen promoted to Or perpettLil Curacy of Croos-Gates, near heeds. The 11.0. v. C. Bad. Ructur of Ilotiantl. has been prcsrottri 11 Col. and Mrit. Beau 0000000 t to the rain- Otte Viesrage of Citollettuta, near ilettlants, North- PROVINCI A L PIA !WETS. 1 h.'re gr., a Lund supply of grain al Newsreels markei en Nsiiiir.tay, hot no 614.-ctioam in Ibe priees.--l'here we a geed *apply el* Scuts •nd tposalbr•-d rifle, as onosel, prim the name s: of lee, but 1145 1111.101 business dome. Tbe pens were soh rsbly e.ll filled ..1k ..lwarlimp., mostly at ibe lealf. {sod kind ; p. ices 1 • Iher dertsniug The. supply . 1 estr and tur:ry. in Norwich mullet has been as le.ge lit.. year a. no (mows *reasons., 'II. foresee -vela bigher. Let Ike latter were 'nosily s•l4 ander 114. per piser4,lwieg noon ...us. lh.o lo.t wrier. Seery 111. Edisseon's market. LW Vie.lneulay sled Ssheyday, was. as nous'. supp*teil evil. Cinemas 11 , toe. Prime sorties anersgsol frees lota. in 124. snit geese fid. lu gen pound Toe fattest tier( war at Ski ebup of Ale. Subs Nair, eh* sisughsesed an nu brill by Unwise Mille. Eng. of hesissen, suit Iblorned by Mr.iletriey Senn, .spf Ilankfich. chiefs w•ishrd 118 skier, eselsisiee sef offal. Vet; Sue beef well el e. displayed a 1 Ike anion uif several saber beans. . Ts. Lies, Tgirovir, frein Rl. klirlaarl's far luowlews, has poi isle, Ent ortis west leaky, wad wiles luau of bulwark% imam ma% Sm. mil it Is .0 pinned must Aiscloarge w /rpm'. ' : .;s1- -840r!-, TUN CHASM,. . . -woo. The Earl it Deiby'a slag bused' Mt el lalisafrea, at Cal anima Onninara. H. Jullifi, E•q.'s fns hosed' meet this day, at 6141- wood ; and GA Illiarday, at Mahlon. The Surrey fits hutrada meet this day, al Hammy Gri elm ; and or !Saturday, at Hated. The harriers meet every day. The heal Simms fix•himails had a smart chase on Them day last of Iwo hour► end a half, in the coarse of which they ►un Keyeard into Smuttier Polk, where he topped she wall, and again farm, the apes corsairs', end eros►ed she Downs to Patcham, where the hems& killed him is a gallant style. A.VTIQUITI RN. The workmen of Mr. St , marreyor„ of Riley SI. Es/- snoods, whilst tmssuggsavel in the hill, near the homy, have alorsorrtril at a small depth from the surface of the cull the rkrletons of 24 human bodies, of rather Ripsaw rim, hut in curry respect pro feet. Numerous persons hare beers to tiew them, and it is sisppostrl ihvy are a part of the bodies slant in the bloody battle fought on that spot during the reign of Ilrory 11. aud when the &ff. tellers existed between that Mon:oda and his isonorben to aid the hitter th.• Earl of Lei• rests ► was snatching through Forithrtn, from rrantlingham, will as itilll/1•1111C &rosy of nerniogs(psincipally art efirers and w ), bust were attacked by for K,ng'a troops, who dia pers"! them in an instant, ■nd put 10,000 of them to Ilse sword, and took their Commander prisoner. Thia regime smut took place in the year 1174, upwards of 600 years More, and Ilse feeds iu these eltrlrtous were found extremely white and perfret. NAVAL InTb:i.LIGENCE. ToRTCIIOI.IIII, orcrwarft 2s. Arrived Ilse Hannah from Queb.c lur Lumina, haviug beta biting) uYI of the Duoi.s. DIC/FIIHRII. 25. Arrived the I.Binn, Knox, flow St. Jo Wis. N. U. and Prugress, Hultml, hum I.Binuu. ►AEMOUTII, DZCZNIER 24. Arrived the Lord. Hobart Pocket, with 14 mail from Ja maica, sailed li•h November, mid trout Crooked Island the 25th ditto; aloe orris. il, the Ana, Mathews, from Leghorn; suit S orals, Fr auk, f. yin neon. Svilcd the !tarty, Sarni", for Africa ; Briinnoin, Bully, for Seville; and *l'liree MI/there, Sp..ull, for Lisboa: the latter hue put hick slain leaky, and her pumps choked. .111:1rItNiPS, LOWCFNIBER 26. The lonia, Gentian', from Ilanablireh trim Privtol, has been iiimight he lute, having berm on sire souk sand. DFAL, DFCFMIKR 28. Sill, ti this ufiernuou the homeward-hound vessels fur the It Sill PR* HECKS. Was:aril, on the evening of PIO:1y arra, *burst sing in the ta%trits oast of it'histug Kay, the rensck Lord Col, lingoood, sit l'es.2 ince, tiros, Fudge, hla•lrr, bound from Co. k Its Psolvissouslo, wish snits; every person sin board presvhrd. The bodies of Iwo of the suers, most a proof led, Is see hem u wa•hrd sot shore, and tuts-riled its the grove- • yes d sit A Mums, e, t'oussty Worm ford. The vessel has gone to piece*, 1110 111,1'1 , ly sissy thing ha. hero arrest. The ship'a paper* were found so thr Cameos's. (leak, which war dnerti su Iry the worry. She sailed front Cook harbmr or the r e. cedsog %Vedas .day. ONLIAIT, I)FC. 10. —Dot ine the tremendous gale or Rs twsl•y tart, ■h 'sit sine o'clock, p.m. the Hrksta, of tVorkiog tuts, stench sin the socks of Dallywalter, it the 'Nark t s.f Dnuaghadre, and almost imatedmitly afterwards treat to pieces. We regret Its odd ills melancholy haunt's. lien, that every person or board perished. Atwitter brig, same onkawro, is wrecked steer Burial Isle, shoot Iwo wiles and a half farther to the northward—crew saved. The Manses, Jack, from the Clyde, to lVilmiagton, Is lost tiff I's a port. Th. Ittitith, Reid, from Trona to Dahlia, was totally wrecked in Dublin Bay, oss the 15th inmost. The Thstis, Steinhoff, from Alienist sod Darceloom. to (;otletiburg, a:l4 totally wrecked on the watt of Jutland, the lOsb tors. Crew *surd. Last Salm day the Ain, Denis Dood, Mater, from Livers pool to Cm k. 1.i , 1 II N ith coals sad iron, was stranded in the South Day of Wexford-crew saved. " Sallymacutlua Tower, December IS, ISt*. " Sitt—The moat melaselinly sight 1 ever beheld took plums yesterday, at four p.m. at which period theme ran to an awful height. A sloop was men off this tower, spins really in erett distress, in coneegueace of which we lost nu time iu repaiiing to the beach, and saw her come in simoug • frightful sect-cesium of seas, with two men in the shrouds, mid one at the belga, crying 'out amid bitterly, when, is dcfisitee of every exertion, she ram , against a ridge of slurp-palmed rocks, and in the space of one minute o-n, sloop, and all, were deviled to pieces. I never witnessed such ■ seeuc before, for we were close to the people, and could not afford them the least assists saw. She does nut smarer so have any thing is he► but ballast. The country people flocked dowse like a horde of savages, eager 1.4 plunder, with reaping•huoke on poles to hook what ilwy e.suld. I have this ..meat beard that • hosed carts on Moor from her with m The Thou, pacAdd will sail ea .from ififford." I have goi • piety of bee mouNlints, and she certainly appears to be ~,,,,ethhic above the 4 441111141414 rue of such craft. The met' were all washed to yes, our have we bead of them yet -- Report aaya their were five O. hoard, moil in my opinion they were lost compietely f itot kouvrtug where they were, Gs bail th y the trial ,dovaas nu the vessel, she Moat have gut to the harbour. S.—The Mtud his been actually washed os shore. leaving nu doubt of its being the L- BURGLARS AND ASSASSINS. NI WIRY, Docrirmarß 19. About three n'eluelt yesterday moraine three robbers broke into lb , Rrrrrrud Archilmld Kidirs h 0,..., in Jones. borough, where they 'rented some silver sp. and other articles. Mr. Kidd, also lolled a noise made by the vil lains in moving through the house, sprang from his bed. and rushed don't naked anioie,v t thi no with a sword in his bard. A conflict of sr•me duration ensiled. One of the roffians, aimed with a pitchfork. mid sided by his associates, hill:died rime wwitolsoes Mr. Kidd, who fought with the most &ger aniumd sesubetie s, soil wounded starchier of the ging severe. ly. He was, however, 1 , 1111111/4 lA/6111111tr11 by nsaintaising combat such derided odds, ..has fort aunt el y the mtg. f/r/116tb 016/1 ;Jess, d Mills the reception a lie had given them, lied precipitately through au open window, by aback they had ensued. Mr. Kidd, in hopes of alarming his neighbours, psirsiord them as far as We 1111/11 Bede. T*/1 of them in the sapidity of their Might, I. ft their lists its his house. We are hippy to Awl, that the wounds inflicted nn this worthy mail respeetahle are got dam. germs,. He his ■ ~sere fail on his head, user is. ills rigid foot, nod premed in his left arm. The mew wp. Feared to he of low stature, ■rid there is soar hopes that they will he idiratilied. Thies it appears dint the kissers who espet tril to liud in the Hector of Jsue►hrsaugh the waresistisiz gentleness of she boob or the kid, (timid lost late Ct.st they had l skeet the lion by the head. ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION.. Oa Snnd►y .1,. s worst, as. Aka:war Eisq. of the Cart le of N. tern •t le, c Iv 4111.1ick, akr of lo 1...1.1('..u.te. Yeyj VRiair, an. walk iota In hull pleraure gruantls, he ~turned a Wall 31 I a Antal dislnue.•, in a *ln ulthery, rin.p.rsrnted a Itlonsilerinsra at hien, which tiaisreil ; the arrakain very lie. lobes ately 5.1 k the portlier ill the p.ris,!sitill 'snappiest aat hao , wills a like rreiiii ; and then, thruwing the bisiiirirr 'S down, .hear bum 11111 1.111111111 a large pistol,whirls he rairkrA and Grid at Mr. llorkina ; mart furs ins:arty the hall only r, t, his. ►l tart. The ilha , ter, 6'1'1164 that Isis shut hul hut the err', esl clTrct, raw 441'. Wr Yn,l, pivot/ that arrival periossia ore isiiplorated in lien allensrl a 1 awns• sittatimi, awl Mut aurae have becu wrested all ttivittriuu . (Limeriok Chronicle. j LETTER • 91 2 TOR LATE SIR HERBERT CROFT, Tag Rio°KAMM or DC NIOUNO, IN " JellINSOPed 1.11/F i OF Tilit POETS." It is well known that the late Ilea. Sir 11. Croft ; wit* the author of the life of Dr. Yining* among JohNsures t toes of the Poem An intimacy with Frederick 'Voting, the Imo Of the author of the ight Thoughts, enabled Ilerlwrt Craft, at that time a young tarn icroilyitir, the law, to learn pry.- licailars respecting the Poet. which Jillitisnit, it is probable, hot nn means of r•bt.iiiing from any other source. The memoir furnished by Sir Heiluot Croft brio , deenpil by the bingrs phr r sufficiently correct for pulihrstlntl• lie gr"t" fir(' the ambition of hi* yont:ig font's, and hi. own indolence •t the same time, hr givinv: it to the world as he received it front the anise. 'll'he loa lag extracts from a letter of Sir Ileibert Croft, iiirlr pendently of their coming from the pen of a man of learning, wing It he tvidniabtedly wes, fUlf sai.li some other circumstances relative to Yoitii7, sod an anecdote of the late l.'rd Camelford, tr•h ii is not uninteresting. Every incident relative to de parted genius is deservedly dear to the Isolate; trod there is naturally a to cherish sti, in hearts open to the iltligiolul impression. pro. iliscril by tha lab)))) of the pat . % A inelatichidy illeql.lllC us always felt no f or hearing pity thing new regarding •a getsltlr. Is ". gatileted to his fathers?' The researches of lliallV curious persons who endeavour to rescue lions olslieitni a jest d'esprit, s stanza, or some trifle in ,'self of little moment hut fur it* culmoiiois with a great seine, afford society a pleasure, or at least harm less entertainment. It appears that Croft at one time projected what he Ire denominated a'l'one of Utili..ly, I meant to have addressed letters to particular I'-tends touching the history of the l i mes ; u ,. ( 1 Chit hire was probably not relinquished %%hen lie wrote this letter. It is addressed to George II --, E.g. sit Datum iu I)enniark, and is dated Lisle, Totshlay, .four 5, 11104; the writer being sit thst firer reM deist in France, among the English detained there at the commaneement of hiisoilitits in 1802. It is most certain that, during fifteen or sixteen par* at least, we have always had to gly-.... Thr present moment is more extranribilary thin soy of which Inetury tells;"--autl, behold, we ,'till find 1 ouriorleea, on the present Sili of J 11. 1 ,, 1804. iii the incredible moment lii which we make ow of exactly theses:le wondering laileiore. Boma:owe isaiii, ilui- Mg the revolution fertile 18th Brumaire, .1 Men. duos l'histoire, lie rest-enable a la fin du Isinesiecle," sod every hour since has proved the truth Or his word., applied to the begennistA of the to li century. We Gel. day after day, like Pope's traveller in the Alps, in that exquisite as just sonde in its. I:ssuy on Criticisms. which Johnson, in Pope's Life, calls 46 the best aximporimu that English poetry can chew:" and perhaps even now, after all that we have aerie for au many years—other wandering amidst such moving rocks and yaw . g precipices, and meeting. at every turn, new and loftier mountains, which, if their beads tooth the skies, may often be said to take root in Tartarus--our aching mid asto nished sight has still to cheviot, fresh woodeia, and mountains more gigantic and more threateniiig than those which have so repeatedly frozen the boldest blond. Alas! my friend, may tio overwhelming aeshosehe detach itself. in mighty min, front Mere projecting Alps. and bury, for ever, hundred* of harmless people in its fall Lord Cantelford, however, will see time of these cloodecapt events which perhaps await us. If the ovalattehe cover him. it most fall ou the Swiss grave lie has chosen, in the canton of Berne, on the mar gin of Lake Saint-Pserre, riot far from the real awful Alps. POUT fellow I he was certainly strange. acid almost more than etranee; as you and 1 agreed at Cuxhaven; but 1 wide that all men of large fortune had part of Isis strangeness. His directing his relations to deposit his remains in the grave la. points out in Switzerland. at the lout of the mid inmost of three trees, far framed! the haunts .i men, where he had often meditated on the muta bility of human affairs, and on the ingratitude of mankind ; what a melancholy. and perhaps instruct ing contrast does it not furor with a young man of t we nty-oiler spooling more than four thousand pounds of his income, every year. in a peisonal contest with tnisforittne ; in making his wretched fellow-creatures , happy, notwithstanding all that 611 e could do to the contrary I her principal delight was extricating young officers its the navy or army from the clutches of 'Dowry, mid enabling theist to get no isi'lltwir profession. You perhaps leave seen the English papers which speak of his manly death. in consequence of a duel, the begi 111 l ing of March. with Captain nest of the navy, an old still lustttt ate friend ? Ile lived till the lion day. and seems to have chiefly employed his now in obviating any unpleasant constritiel.cra to his antagoisist for killing him. 1 ono,- knew a line fellow oleo fell also as cutorquence of a foolish quar to-I, by the hand of a friend, to whom, Ina will mode afterwards, he left a considetable legacy, which the other, of course. declined. The French accuisiet of Lord C.'s conduct soul death (whitAi is all 1 have seen) alleeted sue much. Ile lead a noble • d : and he would certainly have made a first rate character. could Isis intellects have hero regu lated, Slid could' their energies have been directed into a wooer channel. It is far (loin my intention to censure his father, Mr. TI a Pi't, crested Lord Catnelford in 1784; indeed I have heard that he and others bestowed all proper pine* on the late Lord's education; but 1 apprehend that the con trary coodsict iii • parrot may affect more than the posers of the mod. u* we are all agreed ; that it may unhinge even the illiellteU4 as we call illellU• I knew, full %veil, the PAU of one of the most tllll. owlet Engliah lor:6; and I ani coolident of %glint isey blend would hot let toe say. during Ilia life-time, in my account of Dr. Vottog. tolllollg •• Johnson's Lives." in 1779 —1 am continent Mat. aide differeut 'cafe taken tit his youth, aid ai , il such rare as such a poet ought to have given to the only child of lief whom hr vigor the Aight Thoughts to Naito,. the world would have wou not only our indevideed ithe less in the chino of d h am. who ate mt.-table. but 1 as.,, tlw more in she rank of iil46Me a ho reflect Honour i swain homiest stature. Viesteriek Young, the 'eite -1 weistativeof our gvest poet and of the Lortilirlol Noll. 1 ly, and tbt bar of all No ratl.res imitate, died of a broken heart, er by Iris oreillioa'rulPibie buds. be. elope he who 1.-got hiun neglected his youth mid edueatiou. and quitted the nursery of hie wife mil Ins own perilous, in order to mike rm.:ur inous to Parnassus. Poeta and authors will de feud their rouse. by evensong their securer of waht of frrinl. ; hut I uhshosied front sayiug this. whirls it lies always been me intention to add to my / ifs of Young for twenty-five year., while is single siidsvidrial of the family survived; and I ahoilutely disclaim all roomy. which is itapolisshie. to Ilse memory of a poet whose "rooks I 'cern.. Groilripro, if you choose to marry, and to enter two new chilies. more unisnerosis thins you ore aware Pi, 3ou are linund to Will them. No number of lattrel-nosily will ever roliceal from the eyes or pos terity, neglect, motels les. 111 usage, o f • wife and 1•1111iIrrii : lit e wild.' 1141 sent hit three or four eine pioosii; and eve,' is filth, superior rvro Si) throe we 114 re, will never make irooreirl4 fur such conduct. The thud shay of a matted poet is to be II good port ; but t h e first 14 its be • good husband, sod the ,ectmol to he a goca father. My poor enroll's poetical father, whose eye over loot eti his 'oily elitlll its " glainiog from heivesi to (wilt, from earth so heaven;" tin. Rembrandt of 10 ,,5y wrier' a tine opportiansty of adding to lois ovllery nfhuutarr rortrisitv, in his !lathes. lISs lturntke• flutist Iturshipping a.tolip, it nothing to whst YOUlig% strung sod natural rued might Mice Fir avg ht hove ohrwn us the poet. who, absorb ed ill hi+ 1/Urf.111(111(141.e ih it the hest verse. of Virgil, and almost the worst tor 1;s, lot. or of &harms, will shwa), corupensvie fur his bring n gnutl-for-nothing nr only a middling elms-wrier, in his colijugal mud paternal capacities: who condi wend. to marry a poor lady, the object . . - of his colociiipt, because she live never been taught Greek and Latin ; and then cuanums, every night, more them adultery, with his little dirty MOW; olio, in .fort, does worse than neglect his own le4i ttinate fl.sh and blood, heir to powers of mind still sicker than his father'., and doomed to imi t iie that father in to-glecting his own children, and so on, tad is!firdtehe ; who, forsooth, 4r in hi. Tine frenzy" (it Si, rit.peare call. it) does no thing but fundle his sickly, "mewling, puling" listi it was not likely to live, nor *outlay to live, a nee k —wheat It is already dead—when it toyer was any thing but still-boro. Voting wrth! not hare laid aside his dark and gloomy even from sketching satirical pm traits, oiibuut pion•lr representing such a wretch, chili, in his poetical capacity, hie hears his useless lays damned by sill hiss coraemporgries; and id lot paternal character, he plainly lore:sees, tin hie death bid, that his mentinry wlll be cursed by hit latest posterity. Aly gond liiend, when you acquit me of deigning to insult Vomi t ; ris a crate, understand me nut to brut that sr sellable of this applies to the best of Young's winks. Young. 1 well know, was a poet, in the 101 l .e..be of the word bromism coi sit, cal wear divinior litque es 'lope eeeetetree ; des mosisio InZiee heesiess. I do not mran to say that he was not, in his hap piese moments, all that Horner demands: but what then ? IJo mean to soy. that IF was bawd to be a tallier. us ..ell as a !met : l sill say. that God, of whom She usithor of the Nigh. Thoughts is almost the osriirtilar poet, created Young, and all of in, for stir nobler ends than to make verses. It is, iiiilispumbly. permitted to US to compose and to publish either prose Of poetry, either %WPCS much infetior to Young's. or dull letters of history like them ; provided we exert our tartar. as Young always did, to improve. and not to cot rupt our fellow-creatures : yet we have not the right to be even useful, in this way, until we have fully answered every one of those other end nobler ends of our crestioa. All the private happiness of ut least one whole family, and from generation to griwration, is far too much to pay for the poosible itistructioo, or perhaps only the doubtful amuse mem, of part ist the public. in only one language. Either Sophocles or Euripides, at a very advanc ed age. produced a tragedy to the Judges who were avernibled to examine into the change of his having lost his intellects : but, supposing the Athenian Court of Justice to understood its duty, in vain would he have offered in evideuce the b est of all Iris tragedies, hod hie children accused Liar of being • bad lather, instead of brutally charging him with having fallen into u second childhood. Racine has a name worthy to be mentioned with either Sophocles or E01113141td: and yet Ire did not bloats to be both u husband cud a father. Unable our day to convince the,politerress of a gentleinso lisher how impossible it was that he should attend him, to dine at the Prince de Conde's', " because he had been engaged fur a week by hie wile cud children to partake of a large carp with them ;" and pretoed by the loonier. with " the Prince's ne cessary inortifirato.n, as the company was to he vet) . brillisiit ;" the poet sent fur the bah. " There. Sir ! be judge 3 ourself. Did you ever see so floe a earl'? Is it nostible for me to disappoint the poor things, who make a holiday of glui n g me this treat. and who would out perhaps touch a bit without use P' Tins scene deserver to be applauded rod studied, as touch as coy in the best of Racism's tra gedies. Alas'. when the only child of Young came home to Welwyn, for the vacation, trout Winchester school, where lw wag for two years senior boy, it hap. pesied sepeatettly„ according to the best possible erides.ce, that Los poetical father only saw I nn the first day mod on the last ; soil that lie left him to spend the intermediate time exactly as the boy “ Throe little thing. are great to little seao:" or rather, the smallest things of dn. kind are of the gicutest conacquesser, in giving perhaps a colour to , a whole life. This poet's neglected child paid ' nfteraartla more attention, /luring tan or three vM (altlllll%, t./ Ive. a tstrfect stranger, to whom he only took a f..i,cy en the litre-t null at Winch. titer. when ass id ill - 11111A litrft . , with she wine Mr. Adding ton, than, according to the oldest iuhiibitrau of Welw)ii, he experienced host his own lither dor. hug his whole )nuth. Should tlwae hasty tellections, which I have not Ingmar-al frill any loLgustgr-s—fur all languages bold not authors, stud name particularly ports, iii a manner ll 10. atitacting —should these erdeca lions ever have their tpas some tine moron*, this pelt of site letter will Le as cowries's epietulafir ns if I tom yott where i dlbed yesterday. its avert of weather we lore So-day ;a.if I sent yee untrue i o r r iligoore...for where is even the dirty spy who coo procure tree.? --of the new gotperor's hoc preparrittoos, at Idenifogne, far has tine:stetted (*- s co o t upon En e cland. t• ilandowne i., ao harts!. some tines:" mantis the proverb. , That I bold to he a real life letter, - "or, a teal supthinketre, which is calculated to do veil good. What I juice been sayioie does not, as I tier carefully observed, reflect ea the faintly of Lord Csinelford: who would, I fear, hove been little lime though five Fenrlessa lied guarded him yOlllll and guided his vilocatioa. Ido not mean to may may thane indecorous, tint I would heerlelly i , though meriortmly, submit to Lord Gieovide, who ladder all the properly in right of Isis L.'lv, the sisio ter of Lord Cumellord, whether eking oitii Lattritit in Nurbolk, and Iloconsoic so Cornwall, nod I knit , not lo'r illothands a year, trrr-,. do n o , strictly inherit nett of the late mailer% ir.l:4irslirt 1 awl *bribr they be not bound, if :, , .1 legelt ; . more forcibly for certain minds than by goy Ise, to dimpote of souse trifling portion of his great peo• pert:, every year, tu the exemplary u.e wee to which be annually spot se such of it. I tau readily believe what is said of this 01114;11a of Ili/ in the ireospapers, which do rout olteu Router tlu deed, sod in this way ; for I knew rate isisimice that nine at Cuxhaven, when lie was live year. younger thaw at his death. FIDELITY. (Fran 1 ' 77e Percy Anecdotes: ] DAMON AND PYTOIAN. Damon being einedenswed w &lib by Dionysiea, Tyrtat of Syracuse, uhtainrd liberty to visit his wito childcv-i, Intelsat( his friend Pythias as a pledge for Ufa roue on rendition that if he failed, Pythias 'humid swift" in Ilia stead At ibe appoinieil time, 1/anuta falletl is opyrarttm, and the tyrant had the curs...my to viell Pythias iw twison.— . 4 What a fool yea' was," said " to rely on Danion'a pro miae ! How eueld yen insatisie that be would sacriGre life for yon or for any 18,4111 My LAtf said pithle., with a 11-nt voice and nob', a.pcet, " I would suffer a Hew moot deaths rather Shalt my friend shual.l fail su aay article of honour. He casisot foil. 1 ant ironfideut of his virtoe, I ion of env own existence. Bet I beseech the gods In pre- . scree his ills. Oppose bun ye w Ind.! Disappoint Lis eager ness, sad suffer him not to arrive till my death boa saved a life of notch greater COUiellpielleC Oleo mine, Necessary to his lovely wife, to his little immense., to his triclinia, to his enrol. y. Oh! fit me no, die the cruellest of deaths in that of my Dames." Disin)sins was esti.thandeil, and awed utt's the magneisionity of these seattmente. lie wi►hed to speak; he hesitated; he looked down and retired in Wesel,. The fatal day arrived. Pythias was brought forth, and with al air of satisfaction walked to the place of eseciation. Ile a - cusilel the scaffold, sod addressed the peep!". " My prayer • are heard ; the gods arc propitious; the nisei ha►e been rootrary. Damon could not remote itapneaibili. ties; he will he here lo•marrow, and my Mend 'ball ro♦ sum that of my friend's." As he pronounced anew words, a boas arose; • distant voice was braid; the etosd caught the wields, sod " Stop, stop, executioner !" wan repealed by every penes. A mais came at fell speed. In the Male Mislaid he was off his borer, on the sestalrl, and is the arms of Pythias. `• You a►e safe," be most. " you are safe, my friend. The gods be praised, yens am safe. Pale sad half speeehkss in the arm; of Iris Damon, Pythias replied in brokes ate/ate: Fatal haste! cruel impatience ! What nucleus powers base etemsght impossibilities against your friend ! bat I will qt be wholly disappointed. &ore I csanot die to save yam ; I will die so accompany you " Dineysies heesst beheld with asinseishment. His eyes were opened ; Ma beet was touched ; and he could no Onager resist the peewee of virtue. He deacroded from ►is throw, sad aseroded the scaffold. ' Live, live, ye incompirable pair! Ye have demoostrated the existeace of virtue, and evasequeutly of w God who rewards it. Live happy, live revered; sad as yeti have invited wee by your example, form see by your pro testis to participate worthily of • friendship so divine." OROAINIC RIMAINC—The organic remains, o relics of organised brings, discovered in the rocks nod soil of North Ame►ica, are exceedingly divers fied and curious. Th►y are of all the classy* known to geologists, such as actual boxes, teeth. and sheik. petrOgetignts and mineralizations of these; surd mould, or intimations, in the mot distiurt forma. There is an extensive collection of these io Mit chill's cabinet. For the purpose of waking them more extensively known, we understand that the elegant delineator, Mr. Mil beer. has been for SOM. time occupied ip making drawings of many of the more remarkable pieces. To those, the proprietor will add the necessary descriptions. . . !I! . 'NP•M•••WIMMSM7RMI , r r .'r. , CORN EXCHANGE, Dwane= 27. Our market befog closed or Monday, there has been a large accumulation of arrivals of all Grsis Awe Friday, yet Fine Wheat folly supports she priers made su N 4.y, tke 11th haahatt, sad such kind tort tolerably free sale Oa those terse.. Notwitkolsodiew the usacoltude of the supply or Barley from Norfolk amid Suffolk, the demand was brisk /kr that of due quality, sod picked samples sold ls. perloorter higher lbws to Friday last 4 but the ordinary descriptions cailliatte to gri off very slowly as from 12s. to Sda. parries/- ler. pesos and Pease being in ableadant supply, met heavy raPor bust are not lower sham last week. Tie arrivals of Oats macs Friday have bees very esosiderside, and the trade wail heavy at as shatetwesit .1 ls. per quarter ea beerier Cota,but the best aaaipics sold at last week's prices. COAL MARKET, Daemons EL Wye et Marko.. Woe mid. him. 1361 Newessile 7t I Mc Us to als. 60. 44 SuAsesu1d...... 13 1 Goatirra 1 Yesterday—ft. Josid,—llididay at like Bask, faekeyers, East larks, aad Saadi Sea 8011111%. MARRIAGES. Yestatisy, at M. Gre;gesCitoreb, lisuantrapare. hf the Rev. Edward Wiltaw% A.M. WiIHOIM Felactose say Caessitie, Raj. of Sprite sod Orpoick, county of A:.• to the Might Men. Lady Jame 01/Wise Cartiesw, too. In dueller of she Rai of hisithesk. Os Monday last, et Chases, the Rev. Huey Riont, Vices of C 1.,., is 8.1.1 k, Fellow of Ponhaabs Colitse. Castliti•Jge, sail Dogmata Chaplain to his Grace the Dubs of Michaud, to Julia Aloe, domestic ofJoseyb of Chelsea. Os Tharsday last, at Rt. Marys, Mustoslll, by the Mrs. J. D. Lewis. B A. Jame R. Aubrey, Ray. of Harter-steivt, firesswiekarate, t. Frown ' trimly dassaer of the Isle Julio Lewis, Easy. of the fermerelacia. DEATH. Os Tomlay. to the 11114h — yeartiii Ism ow, thegoeso *AN Admit iietschin of Joseph Tarry Hew, Kai lbervisiet et Lao, of she Illithile Too*, sae of Glossceeser. HIGH WATER MIA DAY AT LONDON MIDGE. Marattic 41 after T. 1 Evatiati 41 atm 11. Primed awl Pabibied si Tar intillS PROMS ab 4 Two Gums 0 re, $,. Is?, lid, by S. of 4lre Sas& ~ -. L i -_ 211 r. M II I ~_. I , F 'D' , ~'; -V.