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time much incite 'inlet. One cantlitlgte for ersid: rival fame Itood sip in the brt he via: quit kly silenced. While the third act was perforrhing, 1 at tempts were merle to compel the pit gentry to sit down—.but in Valill Tile%P attempt+, however, served clearly to *hew, that their ett; liners were to. sigodicant; bat that they acted as a body—tod were then-titre enabled to result the desultory at tack+ made en theta. Between the 1147 and Farce the house was per. fectly quiet. except is 1.411 un the Orelie,tra, horn the galleries. to play Cu 1 save Nye King, whirls they complied with, owl the whole suilience test:lied their approbutois by stawliiig, with their hemlls un- covered, which had a tine uppearassee. fioni the munther of hedistiful auJ elegant Wits that graced the Boxes. On the certain riling for the Farce (Raisin:: the triad), the: anclience i t the pit took their seat+ in tile lawn reAnlar manner. utol remained perfectly quiet during the remainder of the per formance. All other parts of the li•ouse wee': in the same attic. except that to the Grab. (the Upper Gallery). *ha kept up a continual bazz autScient to drown the voice on the st.tge. 'rile only expresvions we heard vacillated frtdi the upper r.giona were, " Perfmet !par ewitreet" —Yo Alvtaliag."—Mr. Juxvs, on hi. entre in the rlutracter of dereinq Ualdler, w.is greeted with three peals of applause. At half palm VII o'clock the Theatre tvas deserted, its company having left it tit the m , st peaceable u141.n. r, wad apparently perfectly sitislied. exctpt t.:se vivitants of the our-vhillitiz gallery. Neither dram, trumpet. horn. or retie, made its appearance during. the Plight ; our did we ob serve a single planted. The new Theatre ut leis been honoured by the most ilistinguishea Me.srs. MALLINiII. ga,x, o!,(1 Aattarrs iiiti*t keel oa Kin 'I:1 saiiii'action at their spirited ex•rUntla meeting with such ileii.ire Vars. is ronsi.l.•rahly enlisentil by tii.: pre,csice of Sir CHARLES MORGAN. Bart. 0,1 S.,tn••Lsa evening he patrouiseil the play of Lefe,tilitl Killing so .11ar de►. The house ais crowile.l, all clii-*es heing eager to testify Ilse riotpect in which lie is held. Jour OweN. E•q. Lid) , Pax ra%, Loy MANISII, Mrs. %VILLE'', Ike. have oleo gives. their Niteroi patronsges. Set off from SnAiell Hotel, Edinburgh, last week. Colonel Ross, Atde-de•Catnp to liis MA JESTY; I. PARNELL. E.g. or Forney Hill; Ito. BORT Ross, and 1•'. Cs tairmLY, &qrs. Yesterday four ewes and cm* ram, of the true Merino liresql of *heti), from Ilia Mt 'saves flock at Co,hein, arriisd sit Scale Mill, near. Luseinitirr. the rewitlevce of Mr. Sratsn is K. fdr the purpose of himself and 31r. I.)..witt:a.tm trvitsg experiments on chore rXilrll-.llt They will -thus have wit 'rimy far Neal. in this coni.try. On We,lise*cl ty lair, the con of M... 11% ertmus, norseryso-in. New.rosil, a fine troy, six teary of age. tv.t, out oats (lir servant wsid. In th e ti e s," near the Queen's fleas! am! Artichoke; 11.• rertantly appro.icheil tae near the h•sls of one o f the cart-horses gr.siog there, also 3 rack 111111 11t1 the !ell side. broke his shim! ler an 1 some at his ribs: he was tikes' home and expired its aimat an hour and a h..lf aft, r. A willow woman. name I Ramose. 11e4 a few weeks ago at E Ir.rla►s I. at the age Of 116.—Siie xa•, like must long-lived peopl-, an early riser. very temperate in her diet; sod es teem ty attire ; as a pro If or the latter. the winter before last, she mounted u ladder. an•l was /Well. pied sievi rat dl). 11l mewling the tlia.ch of her cottage. Esq. htely a Ctittain of one or th e Dover Iretrkrtl , „ but .tationr.l ..t 1 - 14rov leb during the *or, was eleLteti Nlayor of Dover. A shocking event occurred 341 Aldleirmigh, in flol derne.s, on Tuesday last, being the fair day at that pla..e. A yonreg inin unmet 1 1 .'111TE11...1114 ',errs t with Mr. STURM rail, of Prestit, had ...poi- tale ago pistil his addreso.• to site .I.ltig'it.o. of HMI A• MtN OCKI.Ft num, t,f Aldborongli. lia•I been carded. Ile nut with her at th a t p! .cr. o 1 Tue•htty cireolog, fillo.ecd her i Ito the tielda, w;iere sue 11 , 0 gone to milk along with her aunt. an I ms Its r re. fo.ina to countenance his addr , ..es, swore he would either have her. or nt ilte her tbat mlbndj else would. Lie then drew riot a k and VAli• Ilea her in the breast titular set end times, until she kuccerileil in wre4tieg the knife Punt Mtn. in doing wit eh lin h her kin la we e m ieh ct,t. "rte k tar she threw *Mae. and a hen he I rand I.e eru l .l out recover it, he s:l.•in feed to lair open wit.i hop,* the wounds hr hid given her. Fortunately the aunt hiving ran Leek to the Limo, , eat ser-ral people to the spot i.s Vine to pr_ vent hot fro ti taking her life: though she is yet searr,:y CI of the wounds. The man, nn lent mod, had noise •r twice I.efore threatened her I:f.: hint bore • very general wind ehata.:ter. lie has hum' coamitted to Yu' k Castle. At Cardiff Assizes. last k, • con., of un. costal inspurtance was hi aid. wirch • whole day : it was an action brought ty L. w. oir.t.wys. Esq, of toe C4inbri4se Pattary. iu Swansea, sgsinst G. 11 YsICS, Esq. a partner in the South Wales Solp W-rks. ...irre..l on in the same ImeM h, reeover .13m4gra far the iiipsry sill. tamed by the. Plaintiff in e.otarptertce of th e nn. wholesome ellitutia entitkil front the Defendant: works. 1- . l) , ;trifb of an hniideed witnesara were eez 1....11 1,1 this c vise. twiny ..f whom were Exa mined ; the Co ,as 1 oil both .1 lea dtidayed con sitier title ability; stit: eft..r • laborioiss inrebti,fation of Cole. the Jiffy (especial) pronounced a ver dict for the l'l4intifl, with 101. dam ages. A r:an.e wit tried at Brecon Great Session.. lint work, wive's was considi red of some importanee. It w.i< b.oweco Niro. 1-Inours, of Tregonter, tiff, and .1. •Itt:NAM att. Esq. of Llaugoed Cas tle, (Lord of the Manor!. Defendant. It rel.ded in Ili. debt of talatttrti; on a cortain part of the 11111..411..1 5.) We!sh) Myi.edrl otherwise th e 111... k Ilmattaiii, situ tel in the Lordship of Di nes. The (.'hart w,. o , eispied a considerable time in the exontimition of witnesses, and the Judge ,„ d e cid e dly of opinion that • verdict should pas* f ur the Defendant ; hot the Jr:ry, which ass sr -6d. thought otherwise, and rotund fur the Plaiiiit ti. COVENT-CaBDRN THEATRE. This super b Naiinual Theatre was last night P"ett f or the season. Of the internal alterations ni l o nprovesnents , a fad and accurate aCCOUitf Jp4 err ,' m this Paperyraterday. That account was bc no mount exaggerated : two spacious staircases sue b e en ereete.i ; corridores have been formed ; „J t he saloon, which octsononed 100 much emstro- y d ur i ng the I.lllf ,sawn, has been thrown open t he public. From the splendour and elegance i t h which this apartment was generally suppnoed o have hven fitted up, an idea which had been cry industriously propagated, we expected, on o r entrance, to hare been dazzled with all he magnificence of eastern embellishment— o h oe beheld • cliamlser, which Art had ex- „ sm .,' all his powers to decorate—but, though !r ed up with great tone, the **loon does not 0 :1 14it that appearance of luxury and voluptu- wiliest which desist g persons would fain have ad the public behest; the decorations are i.er. stole very beautiful ; but they are evidently &c- -ost by a pure and elegant taste; never was tlae s i fine ormiliiiis more ordulourly studied—never it crowned with a more charming effect. The in , is about 45 feet long by 16 Imam ; vault end it in supported and ornamented lay two pillais, tinitahly wrought in iinitation of varievariegatedmars t a i r iam distil:cc% along the sides of tite I,atnseit. 5pa , :1 1 ..14 seats, cover, d with aeetritt are f 'rated 111 the wall—and the misters fruncey stool in the lower part of the are pia,ed, on Isalestals, at the extremities the ale', and have a very beautiful %free , . h r a par ai-nt is brilliantly illumined by two ler4e .cup,, several lights, which add w o nder . py to ne beauty of the romp itmil—The two.. &nig gal l ey has been very much i:nprote I— tad toteriar of the house greatly beautified try ash ponl:ng and gilding. Fot days previous to the opening of i'ar beaus, it bad lo en tumours:xi that the party hich so r. sal stesliy destroyed the pertain nice. list nn, beet tlrts:ratisse•l, in consetineace of sit sal- ged tion.perrur•nance of the engagement entered „„ the pot, of the Prn,wieteirs, once more to ke the fild, ad, per fee et stefol. to carry their 'at. Th.. grietance complained of waa, the Pre- v , Boxes not haring been reduced to the stipulated ember. Scarcely had the stage...lights been raised, co a clamour of applause and disapprobation shied the peaceable part of the audience f whit they had to expect. The moment the mu- lches made their mire, " God sate the wing" was °idly called for; the orchestra obeyed the snarl. wood were acrompanied by a number of very nil Uradevress in the pit. At the concldsion of he a:*, it was twofer!. and the performers befare he curtain again exerted their vocal powers. D.s r- -34 the t atrforiwaiscw of this hue notional anthem, fireball. audience stood up. uncovered; At this ,neitviere! Ladies entered one of the private boon, nd were received with s mixture of applaust e t th..pprobatioo : one of them cheered the au- di.e, by repeatedly waving her hend, which eh- . 1,1 ace neat shout. t• Rade Britannia" w ra next ii:ed ft.., which was also complied with. The artiiit at length ruse, foe the performance of The ; czar's Opera. sod with it a very great, but by onus an universal, nprtar. cointnenced. .I,Bp IDA with the Ostyak of lave is en. porvis composers lINWRII, as a breeze to 6.oricese. The i TTTT taboo of the barking of dogs, c nice lig of cats, and the hissing of geese, sews; with the feet; and e:carious! cars of .0. boned the principal festive of this (tidy area. Now and then a solitary cat-call wus AI, and cries of "Oi ! off !" proceeded from intotpuble party on the left side of the pi., ho, by standing up, and thus obstruct i ng henrys of the perrsons behind them, compelled elkar inlet; individuals to follows an ex staple, we doubt ant. they detested. The 'general insurers was greatly incrensed by the endeavours s to procure order. The nui•e al.dronst exclusively ronfine.l to the pit ant 7, 1 4114 , y. Tut holm', wits scarcely .0 cheep- ••-• .rue de,sdedly with the Managers: ()ace sure. indeed, a el , of " No aliall.ng;" S t priove bores ;" " Performs yoar Overact ;" 41 head to none from tile middle tier ; hot wit'iont p trtismlar notice. Tile priu- pal perisniners were greeted, on their entry. oth the accustomed applause ; with the eee-pt :on f Ii•s„ l(cata Lc. who was received with a tiffs- le of 0 , 1:Ili anti hisses. Tile shit urbluce • cnut- 'rtely prevented the hearing a single sallahle.— mhtr the 'telling merit of the Opt*, the ramie amaur of Mr. Entity. nor the vocal power* of Ir. 19 CLEDON and Ire. Dictums, was of the •rt aril—toe Performers went through their rt..ii llama sli ow—it was, to nil intents real pit r- , rn a Panton.inac. The first act conchideal with iterated cries of "Kentbk. l kcistble!"—lts a few 1 nal.% shade his •ppeamisc... and s n,nidst shouts of applause . . and clamours 'Ls probation, for leave to speak. Ater very ratdili 'oily, silence was Oblil . l!teti, an" he dell. 111 " 15 r 91 .as well as cou'd be collected firma frc pteot interniptiosts, as fellows 1 .41111 ts A an " I 11-41 the bonnier of edam.' ing you at the dose tie sot venvoio— ( ove4 ono' e`,—llse wropswitioa whirls I • " s i -T to tna,r , lahve In the iaternal alte rn t ion• i d the lonise. e . i ree lu be rewired with sating:4,l4m ---,Trite qf t ' Pl,: veni 1 , nit your nortract I—.l.soloes sod Gentlemen, I hely ~‘s nd yna, this th e P :opt i t tory never .1..1 at' iiy that contract --(Appsnalo and dim:parole rein,.. ) ' iatrri r kit 5,s Catwtonr of the poltEr Hera she is in prevent the hearing It otartai: was Isbligtol to hire rrruurue Iu ' at Sew a - "tintled s /—" In eons... Twiny of _ Prinerirton have tyro Envie to another Vilr14111 , 84018! ph g as, N n .4-7/ 6i.! rcn send it uncle.. for gr. Kenai'', o t i to addle. the Audience Noise', acid be retireil seronipnined by the sum rociterstwa 'bleb J An 81.11,4111,. ) 8 1 1,1..11 • t 44.1 avi th e • .ond Act, the noise in a consider- and sometime, we wine in- „11 with hearing a few of the charming oldest of ls•KnNi and Mr. lattitons. The latter : P r . !) although iinpert•ctly heard, was U b •his beautiful sito r in re,r - flute happy raohl I r . and noinedietely complied with • • 7 4, 7 4 _ 1 t 1 . i . e i :e .. e . 47 1 1 and third acts there was very . - .l i t ; •of the malcontents appeared t. •int meriting the support they 1, auilivites in geniis!, they be- lb tie 11.126Pf i LTX eat UNITED rt.vaDo. The present a1t44110,1 of 01s,• I.r the most ancient of your homura'lle Oreer, who ut is a very usteti,.r employ li t th e Es.it lndla Complub% worehotise.,. although the her to ra11•11114 of Wally 10,0(101. per annum, entincotly ciaim4 your 4klorotts vtiorta to ral..e bra uusvr th- distret+es w 1 / 1 11 1 ( eSidtlfeil by his late tither, S:r The m o st pith:ic 1,11.1 • noortit charrclera in the ei , y have Aeon node e.a.uple o l this occasion, which, if followed by the Or-ler, of alio+, the pre. scot Sir [tie:hard'. title is Olio of the itio,t will answer the hunaur.slak and benebealerit par iah! Ile•ignell for elreettial relief. Your sub hcri;itioini will be moat gratefully received at the hatiltin 4 I cased of Afei.rs. Ilaininepiley and Co, Pall Mall ; sad Mes.ra. Saute', Sandby on.l Co. Straisti. The foNwing Miro:sett hat.e iixtrenzed the me.a.mr Sir I' Mu%metre Sir W. Jenniitghset Sir Petir It nrbnrton Sir 11. %V. Mania ... - SI r(i I I'Vry Page Termer rllis gh Uxlrym ple Sir Wm. Milner S r Jl4llll S. subtonic ha J. Cox Iltvesley Sir Timm Iher Ssr fluzls lug!* N.r Casrlll36+ll6.mr Sir 116••••161sulu+ Metcalf* Sir Franria fiurd.,lt Sir Doan)•Mark**. HI hi, J. W. A:lol.6+u* Nor Harr y 011.1swAy Sir It4bett SVggiatia Sar 11)une l'.S. übl••ct of thin carnsurr is le pinre the 11 amart to a nation he's al.j,tr.totit to loin health. tit.a.s that its w Ise s he ssuw n isf•alts tiAtely iy run pini-41. 111 onrclit at men of the Compsny have cn•n 1 , an thrit oithattit th it his presrta employ exposes nuu to • rigs danger. It is so's., that :slioisiers have determined to esta blish litock of the Baltic, in come (peeler of the mow el. 11 at.oo affair. lii that Tear ter. It to 11:id.•16 1 00.1 tat pr.'. is were scot out 11.1 Fri lay. by a C.al-...shag, acas t i. la.lruoting fir JAMSS S I:MARIS Ia Iwr.nd t4r eitre..4 of all ships ; but to •r 110 whateri-r to 1.4.4 11,10 Ils it M. 3. l'It;s1•1' by the S .1 or the BO:. About 600 s'ops are Ore:illy there, viol the hair roosts.. .sled iii their nen ports. Me:lobos thoae of the North S•a, olio:Ira* a Jou mis t .; shat .f eivras I.e perolitteil, there is Ihe solli,ient homage lur the pm of the Battle this year. Ninety chips p wool ( iratearuJ oil Saturday mos gg igg train the North Semis Au Ainencan Correspoadent gives the A 41011411; description of the spirit and character of his emus trymen ;--•• Vou will have heard, perhaps. before tit- urrivil of this. of the fool.rie anti trilling affair iif thr Ativelle. Lough no E. gli-hneti s ill at th. se Yartkry reseitimelits, 1 can rosiire yi*, S'r, hart sill ti. nve eireurn.tinces give in arteries the strutilevt II ash of her John Lind teen:ier. *Flavor transient tl i-hes of the Init•lie spirit. intik the interest which f er-bona mo 6 takes in its tribunal allots. As fir as I ;1410 herd able to d•-Ireton, the American eha. rioter. it T ire writes, is spite of the lOU udlur exertion , or its ti ton- 11111 l 4)1, the Icor EaKii.ls l aniwliony to o,r; its for,),Oellsity hat I) 'es vlisrpe.ied rat her tha . n ahaveat, hi: the 111411,5 T in *lllOl .he has l‘mii reused su. The forbeivrancs of her Goversimen , • in resisect to France. his itroduced one good t— it his Calerrrai and cherished in the national missal, a riviut aiiiinithy to the French character. which is itosatitsee I and eiricitorevi exectla the same as in Engl•iiil. The wide slid %vita Atlantic roils heteeers them wii hunt rffre. America (les rivrs front It •r sire those. Trolities, over which eliaiiie er.abhehes no courted. Site posses-es. in eo:n with her parent, a contempt of French in unit all, 4...11 a iletiince of French !tower. Th.s is rseitintiti.ll by a thousand instances every day ; but by moue ea strongly as by the works of her al.iest sod mo-( popular writers. Dirilig it Isle ferment stirre.! lip sleds:it the stillitmce. the French Ambissidor appealed at the Vas our of nil, lie. rireticsl writer, who is read .14 fir a% A toenea itneis, rate the Cll....ring sk e tch of Nionns.:er'v dancing aiiilitirs I lime in-slll tonstdrrably tin iilitte,t In c ilculittioris On 'hi- soilitrct rrirrecingl. awl b i tnr id '•t aecnrate e deter mmen that a Fielleiilll•isl et least Or 1114 tiM • betiveen tl a lie.iveiis Ntl I thr earth, tin I lanrtubirs rani art.tly of the won: e of ot givssu• sau•r, or soap-bubble! Onr nI tt:••e ternthroes, to t .kisig • fignre„ s bolt eeitheir Eu &LIP alear ix %S I cos.l.l it. Inoll•ttste. Mean his foot his better a la•Vs eulis, b muslin robe ; hut perceiving it at the instant, he set him,. If a soinoi ig the whin: way, I:kr a top; onrivellsd Isis vtvp, stinou• mit• saner or curve. nod • trie der! limis,ll %Unmet breaking a thread of the I ii4's elrt..ll lie then smuii4 rip like a sturgeon. cros.el lets fret Lob' tini+ti. and his WWI. •rfirl . iodation by qiiiv• ring his left 1. g. its a art floes her parr Wiled rite h 4CCl , lenl.tlly dipped it 111 tntlie . S. No mai, •• of wornsis loom." who was not • Freochisiin, or a turtuntebink. could have dime the like !' g• The I ete PrefOclent Juctrapson's pred.l.ction in favour of French interests, and the political realeeirnes which his Presidency ree..ive.l usual put up with from France, were the subject of the coin. sapewesr and 'broadest ridicule. Among other sit• :iel.ohee no ilais seitej-ed, was a caricature . , in whirl, 131)% APAUTE all Jet:Tammy appeared on the car pct as two OF •ers. linny hid berti pallid Jrjrrey's nose; 8 „d jisraay otp, 0,11,:d upon by his brother Otficer• to resent such as Jccrottw, hos. ever, ilevb nett, ntese-re;ieg, that he did Not tweak hint eery hart!, or he .;!otthi hare called hens toot r nici.u•rtioi V ACCIDINT.—On Saturday last, Mr. Witadiala SKateia, tutor to Major Gonuor's ch4,1r.,,, of I lalicaths, accompanist! by Mr. TnonsoN, tutor to Maj it 11 MlT's children, of ((eolith, went to b.ithe on the beach at Skinbursataa, and, when id the 'Liter, attempted to reach a serail boat, who h was moored about 2E40 yards from ti , r whore. Mr. TROMSO!. mcceede.l. tlionah wills dd .- &valley, sod got into the boat ; hut Mr. Sa %To st wwrpr p..s• her by the rapidity of the cuerrut, and endeavour. al to Rice and regain the shore ; the ef t, hoot v. r, was stiotesiling. Tai..e hr iii.aw. tw.ce be row- ahoy.. weer. At Lau, hi. stren4th failing hi et, he souk to siAt• no snore ! —Mr. SaATua was a young mass of grta! worth. its corpse was found at low war, r. anal interred on Moiolay at A lett. y Church, shoot live miles (rota tt.r where the accident happened. kor.rcir. ice xstow..norrw. Wry 10. .r. h• 2Vm! ,, n •et ster. s, its ...burr., h Mr. T.lO/le, n rin.i.hui,7, its Lesi!enhall-iiircel, rubbing hint an gold oce:4l. The - Ps isustvr, it up;.,.1. ad, L. sour into i sh:lp of Mr. 7 actor, for uhr totemailta Pur,o.ar taarcheassig a goo' %CA a auras.: wrap slscan ...c I.: • irh he rhos-, bat in he cum. ive.l I . c...0.ea m-other ieui his pocket; o utsui; ovm 1116 iAe al;up ulaseateal the Unit, aad had the l'sPourr The Peniuu..r ,n his drfr•lre Ntatol, Ihot the ci-esereiewnee was l ittirrly wring to scci.l..itt ; oLen he put his (mild Info but pucket In pay for the N(4l he had domino, he oex lululh• eurem.eieue 'm1111( t w oo r es, Cuter cud S truth, rhu h, to the act of tattle: old the slime'', dropped The lion it AVOI confl.lenA Ns d•fene* Whew kyr- Ilinsi me:!rd, and the I'n• - nur tufesunitied. TUC lal.,!1 of the (....rge I ul.' IfudmL dilely ;tg,•4l /*Ammo 11.41 . 7 , 11 1 .44 boy eme!er : orol by with I Ott, .y. Ibe Pfl• I.lr, to itrin,ort d , u.,, 4 11.!.. 114ji Share put rlo,t,tl el watch, whoett t it s sip, ...c..efi4o4A Le C lll //d DOI 11 1 1r1 rearliareol 110111 , 1 1111 P:111 ; Itt, 1,141e..1V, areawl hint with !meteor tauft•st setetey tre:s the till; the Prrettottr tot heat dented 11w el,keee ; but 114 4 non.irer hettog seede, that at he ackuueletlell het relate., t he. Ctrt !urea, he nt.vlc s fu:l cu deattiotts •,r l.rt r;tl.lt ; h.st inaaler in orevaerite.o.ce, !intim epee iht leo( of this ~,etErot tlepretinter, who as 11111 13 year" et* er, rod tlwre ft.natl moon , to the atntoeut of t.ll. Itta. thigh he hid oleo:noel from 1114 r te time Aga pratniec LIM been !: ivel to tae Ori.oncr that he should not he the :o of Ott wrotacl la:us iv t.• t 4... t.ilat Moline S.,ciety. Co 1• 'TRU?. Wel.uvimt nue miug, lan Una luif fires .I"sr, L .viert sees brim et I !..re I: c (1:r. !(CAD', by 1.111111.041-14, the P .iica t, um ammiosalua uf 4- JOB .Wlcr a ”113 , 11,:s 0! tad. thisre deposed, tlist while he was on duty near the rot of Great Quiet ale.ut nine n'eock on Si• I "cdaY cc. - • IC. he sot' &dorsi the wotellin to olosive./ the maniere (Kingston) cuing .ihnig atilt a t,cidle, which up. gearing t., he eery Leal v, Induced him to loins Lim to %Vail .tris I, a b-re, .1-stitsistz h , sa, he .t..ktd what be (Ilse Pr,. eIOT, F,..sig•!uss I'eu got in ha lssid , e Kis:louts replied, sonic teal; and suit he snicked Mr Burl ••11, i f Newcastle.. Ntivet, ui the o u t, sad that Ile f renal seas /sidewise hint rah snare more lea.l. ,Mmisst inisrenlistety after, the oilier PI ibui.C." (Biirol - 11) t :use up, awl the Dr polecat, or se:triclinic, found in W.. possysaiun a quantity of cuttings of lead. Barnett al.ti sa.d lir an iced Inc Mr. flor in!), and that they hail brought the lead (ruin Fanehley, where they had been at work ail the d..y, and that they awe going to lake it to their master, Mr. Burton. The deponent not exactly believing what they ha•l said, detenuMed eta euittg with them t the., master, and he- accordingly falluvred theta to Clement's-Inn, whesc they were 1110114 to tarn the wrong way, awl deponent told them that was nut tie right atty. The Prisoners then went straight to Newessile.street, and rung the bet; at Ur. Iturtu.t's ; bet so one muse. They then put the lead down at thr gate, and omelt said be would gu to the isohlie.huuse, and sec fur the foreman. De....sient went with him, and after he Looked round the rs.iin, lie said the foreman am not there. He, on guing eat of the house, endeavoured to make his escape. Both the Fp. 1.0114411 were then meowed, and taken to Mr Barton's, who diclarM he Lad 110 k:sunir:estgi• of them, or the-least. The Prisoners Orr( remanded for farther niainioaturn. IitALANI.I. pram stem S. At an early hour is the morning ofWillite t a last. Mr. a lap, collector of taxes. left IleHash, for Derry. to make his monthly itsymetit •t tls• (Ake there; but when about • roi'e Iron the for.. iner phtee. Le was attacked by two up to, .• ho sauteed hien very much. and robbed km of ui.- wards of 2301. to bank-notes; stir which they at. tacked Moo agstn. and took his pocket-book ktall • coucderal,le sum to bank-notes. On Simony lost, the illunooreb'e god Right Rev. the Lo.d Bishop of Derry, held au U.diud:t.na iu the Dons!' ehu , ch of Falun, wires the 14, v. Alex. .1144, the Rev. George Menai, kl, sod the Ree. W. B. Forde, were admitted to the °Ace 1.( Among the interesting proceedings and occur• reners at the late Ahs:zes of Derry. few,. if aa7. Nen-stet] wore the went-Tel attention than the per. Donal appearance of tLe Bishop Lt . Derry, coming forward to mail him,, If of the earliest opportua amity affo , ded he the Ariers, of making the nea emery •15,1aest before one of the Judges of the ou o.hich af6.lor.t, ae understand, the pro. -cc:film)* ugsontst the I.lticts of the malotiuus ate tacks HMI lot* c taracttr, static; him to have bevome a hankro v t, onto,t neeewntoil,y be tout.do.d. LIrFORD A r:tn•e was tried Ti , :iarAisiaev, before th. Sn. tittroa-Gesra.l. Hied rt 'kilt etat.ll . Jut', to IR h!th E la aril I),iterty, a farmer to lilt' 11111n . y t.f Done. was Pot. Ciiitniilly, rn iviststaista i.orgeuil in the DtiMits C ty was DiTetida , ,t. The alt oo w.,. to vet ovrr dAtiiih4rs tuv the lowt, of the servici • of Ihs hught.r. 1010 WV, s o me tune ago scilutert by the I'Liotitit thr clatrilvs were 1414 at 31)01. The orre Mr. EINt. %v. 1,3.1 Vie care In a very able •perch fruits 'sir. ToftaLss. The elm uitist Awes •.plearrrl in evidence tole the following :--Toe int w a s staiiinied with • party of his r. of at 0 ratio. shire hr met wit ii the and made her riotous presents, which induced Vai•t:ll to imagine his professions of lore acre sinceir. De fe whoa was ems. filed to have frequent interview. soh the girl % in corowqpience of lion in li.s prole...woos' capon sty, visitinz r rick relation of her's. Bb tlw es ieleoce of the young woman herself it •ppeered, that the Dr. feta:int hail made many Karma larele-tettee• and ostlis, that he never would forsake her. It sp. peace(' that the Defendant had !nude ewer dish°, nourahle remarks of this girl to another, et ravels she immediately felt mos' 41411)t4ga,, end went to return his ',resent/ ; the Defendant. bow. ewer. still persevered so less former eapeaUen% lie seduced her—and pregnainry was the con•cnitences The ease was ranch aggravated ma the part of the Defendant, by it appearing that lie aefugard to make any provision for the i•oilil, •lt!totogh fluently requested to do so. There was uo evidence produced for Defendant. After so aide and luminous charge from the Sotlciroot-Gtetett, in which he clearly had down the lan. •nd twit tirqUeiltly commented tsat that part of the eiidence i.i winch it appeared the tintort•tistr gal had heen deceived by the Defeo& ant's •ricied rows. The Jory, inn few m'nntro, returned a wain* for Plisintitt, tool. and 61. cotta. On Montl.y. August In, loio.•en tire owl "ie k. Capt. itill Lieu•. tiptoo l o?Ig to the 9itti regimei,t, foo. ; fit a doe' at V ioi. t 11%11, near :Nwry. Thelorsn r rerrivvi Im antagnrns•'e bill is Uri ei which caused his itumediatt death.