The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-09-28 00:00:00

_L.k lies 14111116. ' • 1 n iii ' , yastertlay r .~ • FORAIGN AllititrG . • JENCa. 7 . .• Sf* Ras • Royal ell if . thii . mesAls 'declarei thin 'the twit' etM i cif *ninnies of the P. shall Ititirvile suited in sowN end Ines at ton fri thi pay of this horse gendaiuses, and at 726 fro _thkut.tbr.ll44ll.l6tmes• The kos?e/freaillf fpe.F Affair, win, in the shank, 'orthsi. iMiiheisee, be placed in the •baud,s of Ole Cesilliisoteri% Snag GNI,- • teit.e. • . •• ", Afi. 'aotaiiberit, 9igai.r4a . the r.batreery attach. ed to thillfirristri , of Foreign Affairs, bad M. BOttelot, Chief .of sit oat yesterday fur., accistaPtioied by five Clerks of the same biuistry. *. Vettet.. from Chasabery of the 17th StiAvolhat Mese; that the' *he Aide fail - oaths nth, and the daYi folbiwiog. ,iroviiiiietiireed by s falrof meow . on ell she . mattataiirkliiiif is) . Orly cold testi , pasture. - • the piestbafy iliriOsiisit oflial•let al present, within a Mrdeiltlraffai roomplei of bookovity. Felice Costabilt Atilt sit la del an iited 401 i Yeete—Lucia eke Vito died at 1 ‘0 1 "9 *ad 1 4-44 duo Aolvoosto. Gaiseppe di Phifippi. die enoVeitY, it the - lige or 3I i years. . • • . They write Geri Santewe'itraUClUll4. Septerir bet 13-018 March-called L'Eveilla, condemned fin contumacy, was a long time the terror ofrthis commune and its , environs; several attempts had been made. to tak e him. but in vain. His hafsits tion, to which he had formed a great number of approaches, resembled a fort, from which he braved pursuits: He went out of it but rarely, and el ways armed. The inhabitants could not be reckon ed onto discover his movements, so strongly were they persuaded that on the first suspicion of this kind he mould assassinate the objects of it. Me nacing the authorities with his vengeance. he an.; *snored that they would soon see him at the•head of Mars men, determined at himself. The neces sity to' prevent the execution of such a project was urgent. On the 11th, at ten o'clock at night, a cooirtiderahle force put itself in march fur the baant of the robber. It was composed of a detachnient of the legion of Vseclude, of five denture a chceisC; and a brigade of gendarmerie. Chaillard's hostel. dots ourrounded, sentinels were placed at all the d.mbris and on the roofs of the neighbouring bonsai; and us day begin to dawn. the Commandant of the. detachme:ot, followed by some gendarme., p e n.. touted i n to the apartmtut of this wretch, sod sum-. mooed hint to give himself up. But he disappadaa ed as soon. and an instant alter they perceived Wig entrenched in a keep, situated at the Up of a sitiall miners, tower. He tired so the troop, and his find victim-was a Nodes''', place& on the•rorlf cgs hwise; another soldier fell immediately alle4 dangerously wounded. Chaillard 'kept op so well.supported a fire, that it was impossible to approach his house with; out exposing the tioopro new shots. Finally,afterem attack of from four to five hours, he was woundete" , air the arm by a hall, and a few instants after fell. ' 41,1,11 from a shot of s carbine, fired by a geordurnse.t, They . fo.tind in the Itiksp three guns. three case* of pis.tols, six packets on(rartrielges, three bags of huh. alsout futity pounds of bread. and a vessel o f water. .1. - YritNtee..strTFlnsprt It. The Emperor of Anon% wit' not salve at Aix. L-Ciiispelle before the 24th of this Windt, living tfoie , Cie* _eineding liner 44 defitil,lPOttlff 01* - ditklild :elf the itniiisp . itieten h ►;!Wit ,ta•tv.iht Divan 'reinekvi tnAhtr Ml:eentiotts endured' lry the 01 . 01. AilaPpt. The Ain‘tet ba. rittiiit.:. Aw4y enionifented.tfienreit tevadebteentigt openi this • .oecsoiou. his Wiwi/nee have united in offering, hint Untie ihenitr.' • it'ilNuid the Gritnd • nachos el Baden ie. agitHn .1104. 1 " . . :de. • £ • . . • Abe Dakwif ^ t/elYgMn' sl=;ooll4iiit hit suite b bsirgireftlif.le-Cgillille: gist ** 0 14 7' :Pl4 the Hotel !e Day.. 7 0 4, loom, sir. Vishisi • with his fisoiliasid 'suite, hawse swivel hes Assiessige4C . is searreerthat Owen Ilemoboidt efifintheilislidwer of the laughers of Preece, WI wM M 111111 K to A ' 1014 be cossetted as the Albin of tosiiild AtawlMr with !Ails Fitt of the walla he portietelerly negessildatti• be is pesseellsy his extolling iirelb:essitiot eseatry, the r adii& Alva of which is still proceeding at 'Pins. ti itin-La.cwAtiatze, surreissa AIIII9IIW neasereas eirsogres whom we sae onion-heft daily, there are several NMI of tenet% who newodostaisellised to give isfonnation of all that piiied to) the suit oda bested Joarnals and periodieal foblisations. gin *PIM proprietor of the MoVitialp (Vase*, arrived heest erne days age, and will remain daring the whole titre of dit Coo. lime. Niece . Hardenhest is eniptited Isere so the 11th of this noose, he will be readied *Os atioister mf lees Ss* Aitesstelis, The presence of the King od - lieleedas and *oral of his abilisteesolt thafirylhapelhis Iltatslpsaa ed to offer a very [avowable oppoitwaltp N nigetais midair Islets siblefi it hes been loog . altisargted to smogs beim". : Prussia spd the Netheeloods. 1s amessquerce, Milstein's( the Idler Power will go to•Abs•la-Cleapetle, to MSS OA those of the Court of !Mils oei those points-4i is es* dlit else of time is the reetilicatioss of the frontiers' of iodise the seuling were Aerated politslarising frown this rectifies. SOL It is probable Gar there will be some 'whinges of territory between Nyanja and the Netherlands, bat drips ex; cheap* will sot be very coosideesble. • It is affssamed- psvitively, that the King mid Chimes of Wirteetter g will ha here in the strictest fllOOlll/10 at the wive' of the Emperor of Russia, sad go a few days after to Brussels, where they will speed a fortnight with the Prireesi of Orange. The Greed Doke of Woo inteoded also to come hither, bat his health oat allowing it, be will solid his Illini:ster of Slate, throe greeted, who will appear at Seat to a private Orion, but is invested with fall proem 'to regidate definitively all the relations of the . Grand Dingy, Of Baden, - which may be teradosted here, kisser Bavaria **Ms Witte Treaties caseload by the Great Powers, ceir ceraini the assimilates to be gives to lhavaria, be No see. r .4i.1447411gie1A0 Amid, Saft.o4 NOM to We have received Paris PApeps,of Wednesday and Thursday last. The KA of Pasuel has for SOWN days vistaed afight attacks of tkt bet fhe - Gensetfe de Front( imam its readers, think . ' in his MAJuts's illness there is nothinialwasinp He has not been prevented frond-presiding at the Cannella of his Ministers, and receiving in private . audience -the foreign Ambassadors and Ministers. This is the day on whidi the Emperors of Anse Tate and RUSSIA, and the Ring of PRUSSIA, had resolved to meet at Aix-la-Chapelle, for the per. pose at commencing their long-expected confer; Meet There is ilways something suspicious in the Meeting of Sovereigns, end such are the appro. heinous excited by the present Congress, that there is not a minor Prince' on the Continent tehi, notwithstanding the repeated asserancn of the reef Monarchs; does not feel his diadem somewhat less firm ou his brow, or does not tremble for some part of his little territories. If; indeed, their soli oh. ject be to determine upon the evacuation of the 'French territories, it is impossible not to feel that they have very idly 63d untieceiserily wasted their own time, and their 'people's money, in wandering from their proper spheriii for each Monarch could very sufficiently leanly& within Us Own Cabinet, and by the help of his Mtplifers,ispiin this isoleted question of policy, aettr tkeir object would bit.as satisfactorily obtained, anthant agitating and alarm ing half the Contieent, ‘ , It is stated that some of tbe &Alois of the Paris. Papers have repaired to Aie:ta-Chapelle, for the pur pose of collecting any fragments of Dews that might chance to fall from the pmference table of the Suvereilins; We fear that the secresy usually ai): served on oath occasions will disapinint their eipee t tations, but should they prove successful, we shalt be among the foremost; t. acknowledge their ester. tious with gratitude. • The public mast of costme, expect, daring the cribtionance bf the conferee.", to have their credulity smiled by rumours of ewty description, and probsby the rester am* will be derived frons- the Kris.-Editors, who.• if they find their journey to Aiz-hoChapelle unproductive of authentic information, will endeavour ti coo• peewee for the deficierety; by teeing their image mitious. THE FRENCH FIINDIP Os Toesolty--Flve . per Creits. 75 francs 10 aists.—Essk Stott, 1,1130 hews. • Wednesday—Mice per Celtic 711 Crises 14 terstirisik Stock, IMO frames. We have received New. York Papers to the 49th, Boston to the 26sh, Philadelphia to the 27th, and Washington to the-Milli last.-. The following are extracts ' Witherolll, VUOUIT 25. ne National Inealiketteee states, that Hoe Go vernment has madsvestapsiee contracts for erect itiq on the waters of Mobile, Lots Poschertrmit‘ Mississippi, end Late Baratarie. sitt.t.eiMeitt.s.e . (nee4 el:Wm it. a.ieuteaant-Wagev, of the United Steam' 111111 y, has just tirived jesei'Peusiscula, lout brings no 4 44 sift. • \ • tie ii4o4lfigialikrtra been takeolivefjobeett . brit the title/a dieure e the *dr rti safe' welling. From Noire iroqe derermitted to remove them to , tiss hid proceeded but ri I they weirs overtaken by a party limos or Albania territory, -oho the guava. mmi pertitierit aft fir The Ceviinice, eapi, A. itOwt,'isiti4 , 444tii . on Sisturdsraftertroon, from Porismoorh, fey *I JantaFea etetien.—Pgeardilt,. the tifrin (who arrived rn the Seeirastils), is resturred home in her. Wiremidersiand he was siTelie4 with . !rho money he mgnested to !gavels trifling iau4 three, ~sites. of clothes, and two chests of insole 'for 'lsis lionother. This sins the extent of lilt bat its departed very ,engrily. because he was ant el. C ;fered to land in Englind.--fie was removed from the Semiromis, iirevioua to her being paid off, to the eeefieike. . . Our TAW* This day contains sew extracts Nat the Minutes .Of ,Evidence taken befpre . Select Committee on the .Copyright.A" iastl4es ace dischises a variety M very ca. :relative to the grinding mad book. ethos.- trades in this sad other countries -the nserogetwents hetd . out to authors nq* and in kiln" past.—the mutations a the Universities in Awn admission'or rejection from their libraries of the works sent to them—the roes by. a hieh their tibia. r vies are governed—sod the funds 'provided far their support or improvement.. • But what - proloibly will strike the reader with moat slit-prise is thi Magni. tude of the expenses, attend iyg, in various wars the publication of books now. in England. The first witness examined, Ms. Owing Ruts, of Pater noster-row, stated that the expenses of his house in the last twelve . Months, for, advertising in newts*: pers only, ansoupted to, 4,6381.- 71. Ad. Of Which, he conceived. about 1,3Q01. win, received. by Govern meet. There is scarcely a branch of ouv trade and ' manufactures, which, enamioed into, will not sup. • ply abundant proofs °Use ruinous effects of teen ' site tatiation on la b our aid industry: :This duty on advertising, and the duty on paper (which is be. 3d. to deAd. per nom), added m the high price, of the latter article here, give the •publisher ms Vrivicewnd America au immense ideinfoge over the Stiff: 4a,timi papet More than half the price it is in this—slid' it 1 latter there if imcdutz 'op,paper k as theyl . flave, no interoa tarp. Wen conordocntionwatwy p fd; toWitids'aidowiting for the clfiffereffee oTp'rice in Ml!' c' . .V.rihere - Mod Ati'ekoituot. IP.P4ililielgoilillisealieneeno Mosher- with. his Menhir* priMelet IlesSapio 4 7 hinnies, octavo, - are goliL retaik* fiffilidlleia *hi* hilMilishvimi h ry, osibiesis to ahoit a Osseo he peke; Of tlielAiotioe Willow of 'Miters* gook.. WOW, of Kok: land, thus the !evasion of Jelies Caw to the Revolution :is 1.1111,.. published:4 19 voloseti, • ettnvo r -io - sold at .45 *secs, which is sheet Me. 1 1 th, pike doe ifl,l"lts.fespiltjdniv, and MAU. if 41.40... suis PS4 l !* . itt 6 rF 4 * Bl W !!!I! , Scodallik ie_tieree :octavo volumes, Is piety* end. ogle for it *hem .boot lOsio.the inios-of-4he lasslose.odieest.- he Ibreeeetivo en. lases, Is:" It 11. r ib's/664 1111.0 . 4 .f Medici piablisbal is liar VDIu s , *him, le siitt for 16 fil ; aim* 43e. 4d.' air Ls.&* - pefel Writ Inc ed. Po Wpricsi iirlfh Piiiesymy Wirl4 #6liliAte4 In One a;(11,0 i - 16111 r; tire 4.4 fbif4. Critic,, elioqt.s,ggiami I the Landua price, in ten volumes, octavo; is live piens The mite of isleusoe mod Steveneelimitspeess, published in 29 velmars, oduvo, "AIN 41 plates, is 111 friar% Sheet 21. the braderti alithnsi4ohlishiel is II volumes, octavo, without oaf plates at an, jajolkiat 11.gaineaa on small paper, and as her paper for 1$ geiesse, • 0 e x tr a c t from the et4itence a Mr. Jos, Harding. The Gazette of Ais-la•Chspello announces wish etailldeice that the . Emperor of Aimee, A Will reach Mayenee on the 23d.. and will proceed in • direct line either to Bono or to Cologne by water. TIIg.Ki . NLOf PRUSSIA will arrive on the 9,5111 at sad .at _on the- *Orli. I The Imposer far ituistA , will poke his entri to the scene of confereneoen Mande, nest, the 28ttritiat. —yPeris per. teliteatier ts.) 'efifiin,l3..Cot.t.itil it ailtoinied,t; the Meney; Ciipiniti Witte, Gres; Clistein • the Herr. V:: QaeLttst riafterca: "Came H.. 'I. listtep.44ol; fuleeteisettesAititte • sod •frg. qttietax, 'to it* $l3, ityr, Phelan. The Sisessian-Ottitoo . Leroy, PrOkeassel . yoti Provefay hatenting; sit eetittrootitra to S pain, for the lied *strut the - Riosilio sq nadron..fit rifler ly Puft•iflnle.d. bOlCtict:l l3o 4.4l . PPrietnuellt nearly tit* Welt.# ltj het The•frelqper, Osts!.'ktrtiliglgn, was paid off (atfettibdiati) on VKlttiiglißty. bed re-commits sinned to the linar-Admiral WaLutit OTwillfi. at Leith. • Coplaist-t. L. MAITLAND • will command her. .r.-; 1 .. - The Phew., Captain *thou. RerifittioNiire.. 'Captain the• How. FLEETWOOD PELLNK, Speei, m , Captain WISE. C.B. and .the Severn, Captain Wein-Loci, are the copies ander - appointment to cruise against smugglers in the' British Channel. The ships fitting out at Plymouth are as fol. low:—The Ontario, Capt GOSILIII, hr,i bent her oath, and will proceed this week • for Jamaica.— The Crew., 120, Captain TOZER, is nearly COM. plete in her complement. and will nit in about., • fortnight for the Halifax station.—The Slone', go, Capt. °gimes. is fitting for the Brionls and the NO. IC Captain BtAUSICARbt, for the Leeward Itlands.—The Neptatte. 101 guns,' is in duck. Inking to pieces. —The Pe/orus. 10.: havisig had a large repair, will launch the assigns of next month. 4 4 ‘ •OcaN .4( .' ,-r'"Ns DRURY-LANT THEATRE. The tragedy of Yeniee Preferred war relicated on Saturday evrttiog. Mrs. M'esT's nattutd and offeciing frpret,entation of Bel, i,lrra cue mantled the nit mid rat,l ap. erred to the London hay . Noi;torell whore powers could CiirlF toe pluttd iu t•ompeiition Aitiih. thole of Mu. Wi11.44.41C-ittilPfiti - tkuse of the great theatrical sbir wham ire have itht• Metifinised, mid of - whose ahihuies .:we meek, hut in term,' 'Of the higlse%t . sidinirstrou. 'l et. Wear hilt formed a true iticA rf ti.e passions. Aloe delocritire them with a towelling fidelity, Ihut ear. me* with her the heetut and reeliags of her aiiiitence, t wilether she depict the gentler or the more violent emotions of the 'human mind. Mr. D. FlbilEß Troves himself. there and more, to hr a was , o f talent acid übserfirtion. Its .ciisictpiiim of rile part of J4fier it, to a west measure. original—Ant, at we had orcasson . lti observe, when we lit spoke 4:1 in!. ill the filhisg-sip and tioaritog of the iie:ore, :Ive beirroal same Of Mr. KIKAN'S ireeitilarifiro voice; of Wction. and of general manner. fir i;, however. decidedly. the best Jltli,r we kve ecru fur yeal. tie infuses a much greater !Halloo of .spirit into the character• than we have bleu wrens tomeci to see displayed in thus resctif-s It fFotu that utter contempt - with which it , has been viewed,. when composed. solely, of °Vile ten's anti despicable sorrows." .Of..Ide,,CLEA Re's l'ierre rte catmint spe.,ll very fit ilhosliwity. It is, to say the most of at, a mediocre .perfohosifece. In the level scenes, Mr. CLEartv eeiticed a ta.te for correct reading—Ho Olive of a loftier deaciiption— (with the Coliviiiratiore, before titer:create, and in the aecsiwitnry wren* with thiSeri liction and declamation %vete ottrethely vi - lent, but-hirepativino w;vi not of the true kind. A pe - rfortner,. whofelt - Pierre's 46ituation—and, with out trorig feeling. there ran lee iro good ketieg—. would have made infinitaly inure of tie.: character, with half the exertion. . _ After the tragedy, a new reelo-drams. entitl.ll Sigesnar, the Switzer. titre produced. The . rectos were thus. idled Alpermar Mr. H. rst Arimid ,s'efrieh ......... . The Gorermor Be‘oovcw. • 1 7 a a 1111 VP• :7 • ',4. n it # 2310P 6411111.9 1F 77.1 • "17 7 4: •. • • 4 . 6 c. .7 e • " aa. ( •SN .• . . - • , . • • . • their sods, it to share their earth), hostooes, oe the intentir or palliiog 2 Bela Os's , .• • day afte rnossoi * l o w sr e R at Ili says four or to swore their divine protection. P 4l That human bone, will be found in this soleinn pme t t~d C °P oni t• ehie rign . t I .11:t • le. °ding the P . fie r. .114 114 ."11h e. .. ill es be h e o si d i f i l • etiamher of death. we' in sioArise doubt ; meanwhile * w i n i er toigs mi e ssay *hi" hiiiherta . m_v „ A frt en d e n, mi ve d Not sight. 'nth alien i s l u it :seg rne ue r n o t r ly " . d fr et i . • • r. , • it ought to ezeste nu surprise !but Air. Belzoni* • .• • is.„ Thee, are the -diitaittee .Iyould cognitive the small fragment vkittilch - tW have spoken a• bellongial to a Mac" 1! '"......y* Fort Montgomery. , - s i n ee"othem, which ere me/tinted with coloured moo' . . t " .c the 24th inatijit...he •e e c ouustlioNr - iti..6. isfai of e i s evia hSP4iI4 . utuutud .4 the Swivel of given d * nl ", La short dittanie, when the tr IrePrev 4l ell th elteedgillihAllilli=lm-Cah- liesiim of the xviitiit . beg*/ r o ans . far eons . 7— ri ...."1." fit le" Year thommand ducats. •• 1" " lir ', ° t i n int ig oOkii ••if•exasperitted citizens it eimillegisell wpitt. 4, • ••, the Woprietor of t ono . q . cOrlf!kk. rested.tkits tram the ti~'SG Debdinvibi-isinba. DO I • • . ' fii . "fortunately for the Cherie ter tot • death. "44 "1"1"1" ; • 41116 " to the .latest acCoonts•froaCcrimuts-• •• Mr. Pgitti't lain LOOM( :41114 t. . , • A • the ittitielsto : l: 4 " rts • '.: . `I'M detiAlolce. . .. , e . . ' I ' . . i •_ ro.'"otis Mirrhamfosio t.• The Dike of •illthehoasortirosl. so. Oosifbery at t lee ots %Ike *OKI! 110 h. • Ala rirelieeey 'ofsodescencfsd tot Ter Hilt • » h!sj;;li. p telfasr, *0 'Fist& a slight *flock of As Our, djd tot .p 7 4 , 1 44% Diploniatii *oil' 114 ths'• hooO - ot sf twit% *oeerotof dif lkamea t , Off Aks 13th Asittoosioir *id at (Allies pine ego 4 Sat now _1 1w Gif ornothor . 11 tilii..fccilrld, Tit 1 , 1 ,1 1 ROIMPPW.+I , ,iit !ski* 104 ' M tbot wife of elliedetvoll• ed IsfiliSpii;hhiii..#lBl.• ORO . tiliKsWer, isioiliftfignoOlirsililu •-• lit • • • Vitsrestiffe f 114ioiatiO r Ole 14** Wits* , totio• iwohalkiittifiliat of Abe pt./sleet*. i • sooilistessed to 'firith dariog 'the Tint 'ice; but tbo people of is ollo* did ibot fair tel Mint. ' . their eligneiiihiei, ilia their hisies'ilid proilrit Mils to this Ilmosteicoi osoostrosity: . • PAW iirMISTA • MS' Majillif froi oi M itafo 444 • oho -pot, : but: iw awls tbiolt' Or • ivettiat 091 111 1 . 14iloVir4 able ti pieside oftlie Cooled* of his liitsistoto yesterday sod the day •r 14 7 , 1 L Knapsack.. Waldbaum. •••••• eeeeeee WATIC I NSON. G. SP4 int Eugenia ..... MINI SMITHSON. The scene is laid in - the valley of Scaff Women •, arni(l,7 the wilds and fastuesses of which, Slgesmar, who .hail Crops, Witty opposed the efforts of Austria to enslave S. ',grand ly , has sought . tie eine rancourl himself from the rancour of his cut .- ilia cooke d ( torinars—wh o hail proscribed him, and offereic a rewarda 11,000 dorms (Or his upprebension. The unhappy. fugitive, nem ly exhausted by the.privat ions which be lias,lieep l compelled to undergo, seeks for shelter from a dreadful storm Ile the cottage of Arnold,an honest peasant, and to the liberties of his country. Sigesmar, fearfit I iitiligeoci qt. although disguisril as a pilgrim, to render his detrontii now:• difficult, feignelsianself dumb hearing the picsaur sad his daughter; Engeiiia, utter the warmest sesittniws.of 'patriotism, hie fears are removed, soil lie breaks crt'leito au •ezclamation of 'surprise and-delight. Eugenia immidtalq.v ' emogniews.bimi.-be rests his <Unitise away, clue, himself to be the persecuted Sigemi ir—siid declares that Isis. gi eat migeet ain misig(fieiifflieusco and make his Way to.Zio ich, where ibe*standarel of independence Ira again roused. 'This komossedwis. he impossible-11w Austrian Governor, 'whb Pold..)Krned - that fiiresinar was cone, oiled in the valley. having era sed all' the passes to he occupieil by detachments of troops. • Two Asistrieu Sl,Adierr, who, with a party, hm:e Men dispatched to "seiweb the peasant's habitations, ii. * esrlair diiiettou, woe de and adantance at the collage Sigesmar is immediately -citticeated b;,; , -aft. a variety :7 " hair-breadth • scams,"- he it ohligs:d to wine forth f.oni his hit hisiffiacto h;rileff . again ameMed the disguise of a pilgrim: The iso)diers, whom orders are to keyp in wife ciislorly every stranger they diacorer, yulil itw arrival of the Goveronr, make fillgesmir prisoner, and lock tin-cottage dour. Overcome with wipe agd t ;key loom fill asleep, aria bitteamar selmpes Jay -the w iildoM. Nb. n they diseorre the light of the ',opposed pilgrim,' they anomie,' Arnold with exemplary vengeance for bin treachery. 'how. • lit, Arm them to make the discovery, as the. in timeapi was owing to their want of vigilance, which, they.. wes - emiuvisieed,.4 known, would cost them 'Lei, lives. U.. Ihi personsichtecrwer halm ' bee s arsiy a re ai, he is i ciimnfrred. sift li ttimsd t:ho,th,s,t. r, load lonuutul from Edrick e a (fipliali rustic, who we- present oh' a NiVt tuar got received into Arnold'. collage, that hr had cent a man, in the habit of a pilgrim, take refuge there. Arnold being interrogated, refuses to give any sctuuol of the stivo ger..witovit Abe Governor has strong - reason to suppow, is Illigeansar -.and,. fur his contumacy, be conde 33333 s him to in,- ticalfille-dealh ; but, Moved by the entreaties of Eugenia, he esiMmits to respite • his exerutinn till snit-rise, at Shirts Plied) If Kegiseitar does not mate his appearance, lie is ty expect alto mew,. its the Ineaii tiine,Segoniar has reached' Enrich, end .pleced hiloself at the load of the l'idepcmhati, To him, Hageali, ace pilaird by ea. le, alone envy was of-the head, not of thr heart, -hastens. She him a lbe danger which menaces lice father, moil he deter:atm, ate melee him. A small band. p( Aitscyail tiOel/i HOW appal', cad midessacir, by a sitratneem, to seiir'ou S.g. 1611111 r. .11 ,, are, hemmer, thernitelvi u hen caul" lug to the suppemit efts of their scheme, ipade prisoners. ig,esenni, the clulk and helmet of Knapsack, who wa.aintos2 , t the de (gated party, now whits the Governor's hi 5.1-maartl ts mad, psimaken for •an Austrian soldier s details to the Go vernor the defeat of .the detachment. This fre‘h instauce of Mgcsausee 0011 and 'bravery, seals the fate f Arnold, who is led forth to execution. At this moment, Kiiapmek, Itas made his escape, appears, and declares that Gemini) , W aikonse livens. He MAYO points Out Sigesciiir, in his phut, who is seized, bound, and on the point of 'wing sit. it. visa Arnold, 'alio hoe been set at liberty, pined. a bugle r • pretoacerted signal, on hearing which, the Z0..ek ,, ..* 5 " were COSCealed in die neighborrhood, were to root' tot be maistessee of their Chief: The sigoel is iestantly she) Tim. Austrians are attacked said defrated—Siv-sw." is aildette4.-aatt receives, as the omen/ gf hie tan 'ludo), i lie Marl tf the fait anomie. The earlier utiles of this aroma are not dificic DC in interest, and many of dit eitnations indicate ore ordinary knowledge of stage effect. rut the inn dents in the second /11l HIV teti few to krt . !' fl" . ' 11. bunion alive. and sonic of them are 451 ent!ttly improbable (paiticulenly life %fin of t* his iteirentte enemi), as giefeily to excerff eta: lati tude uniformly allowed if) this eve , i.r .:014)014. The three priercipal thmnsettrs. 'Wgirarter, Arnold, and Ittsgenia, are etrairie—,bid ihry would have been seen to grearrr had ills principle of contrast Into in nresiecntell I) ini rod firr tie The Gvvernor, instead of betifg a powerful fol, to set off the virtues or those aLo are ofievoseel to bun, is a mete cipher. In his comic churecterr, the so. thor hos b-en moderaftly suiersiful. Lino nark and Edirick are humorous 66'161 r, Irr t r ot,• mews, which are couched in fulcible and poll•' td Idugua g e. are humane, Ifre, we uifelrritand, as s fitst deruntlir stfrit+-0101, it so, as, on the ut e diNblr to 14e lists- ;tail ta• lents of the antlitor—of more ;natured illst't tar augur very lavourality. l'lte characters were; m gener4 ihxlJ MI THE BUITI S-I4 PRESS. • • • frOMol,l', • • iltruntlll.4l. I' s 1111 . - •. /111 QUEEN. ,• . . • . --""• btr 441111111kttnee ht. MAisifY ars* seized with' attack, which she is now •grievedisty enitesideg to suffer ender"; the attack cwntililenVtd at` the time t h e was in bee garden chair, taking an wiring in Kew gardens, when but ocreuam and cries were grievously • afflicting to Wire and it was with . Oust, difficulty she could he canceled in the Palace. The sufferings by hit Maleirr were truly distressing to the Panics RellifiT, who had just arrived from Hampton coast, and also to the •Duchess of GLOVCIIITIM Mid ileii . Princess AVOIUSITII, who had been welking iu Kew garde= to accompany their toyil Parent Mow ike with . taking her airing. 'Fier' Mirtirt tint recovering from this severe and denims' • at tack, calmed Sir F. MILWAIS and Sir H. Flimeoss to•re.inue Bulletins with their names ivied to them. The Bulletin of Saturday 'sorbing was. • • • flepsswiloc S. vs Is. Queen has slept well to the Rigid, bat ber.11;10 jests s sysepisiiit is much is the mine state ibis sessuingss yesterday. " FR MILMAN, WINO During Saturday the' WWI vemaitted-la competed codlifortable state, sad Ave froni Huth Phisiciine are very coustairtin their agate doge Olieb:hor .11dtaitsit. HOW: Maxima wai in . tows for about two hewn on Thursday; oiler that Sir Hasa? rikiaibed in clantrabd mo ment attendants sr * ten till Sstarday evening, loheo•-ia coasegaiiite of the Ditches, of GL6u. Cairns haviod received a letter fns. Madsen ,bait half-past four o'clock, informing her of het Rept Sitter the Princess Soenta having cape. rienced a fresh attack of her Indisposition, it war deemed proper that Sir Hana'r should go to Witirlsot to attend the Princess Sophie ; that he might leave Kew as speedily as Possible, he did sot alit to send for .peat-horses, the Princess A uoltniia acCsammodateat hini with her horses. SW HiSilt .partook of • haat) , dinner, and was if; remains* to leave at lialf-past five, but was pre vented by the arrival of the Pains REGENT ; after haring souse conversation with his Royal, Highness upon the state of hi' malicted Parent, .gir Attire left in his carriage for Windsor, driven by the Princess AUGUSTea The PRINCE Renuirr left Kew at a quarter pan six o'clock for London. The Duchess of Gusticorrie and Princess AUGUITA, attended by General TATI.OII, walked in Kew Gardens on Saturday, from eleven o'clock till one. The Doke of You ar►ived at Kew on Saturday, about half-put twelve o'clock, and remained at the Pskov shoot ao hoer and a half. His Royal High. lieu then proceeded to Windsor to see the Kura, and visit the Prince.. Soigne.. and afterwards pro. ceede4 to his seat at Oalluads. Sound of the private aid pirticular friends of her Maigaiv called upon the Duchess of GLOU C EsTER and Princess ALTOUATA, on Saturday, to make their dutiful iniptiries after the mote of the Quteutr.Among than wore, Lord Aims. Mt. slid Mrs. FREMANTLE; Scr. The &flowing Bei!Win was exhibited yesterday at . the Quew►'% rake : v." • • " Kew, fleptember " The Qweew his hail •leap In the ►uiht, bet her Mainly IR4 leboseslnatier themtitiC sieoptirsi otdigewee. " F. “ H. HALFORD." • Her MAJEsTir pawed yeiterday much better than ,Walt 'stymied from the syMptoms which appeat*d in the morning, she wow free from pain during tise day, and in a very otimposvd state. • The PIiNCE ItEGl9lll' west from Caelton House ,-tmtertiey afternoon, as mould, to Kew, Cheer his flop' ilighne” spent about an hour with the Duchess of Gr.oussstru and the Princess AucwsTA. Hia Itayal Highness returned .to *iris to dinner in the evening, Sit Ir e ne 11114 1 0i0 eiturncd•ts Kt* pike- rl. .ILessii ■