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,~"-. an abatement of their foots, for more coolidenrn she peeple, sod less distrust of themselves. • caatow, DICZNIAZI LenDOOLDIns AND TaN•NTII.-..-Runt _ venation threaten the country ! The land reline. tors must fewer their rents, or the conseer ! mast be fatal, 1D t, test 111101•10 Cf, to the,, los its the nest to theaseelve.! We must spook this*as due foe 'anteing the matter. We hose rafiltVgiNfaiftwe r - locirea4 tsrrifyiog oppresellies:. twisting in cue very Neighbourhood ; and eaftes .i.thev .h.N, in some degree, be done sway, we firs .bocisevil of the most oppolliwg vulture. Let those N %be are coarsened look to the thattere is time; we • chew frequently pointed to,, the necessity s 4 mime %.telsestioto in the soconsenensble • demands which ..w sk i s e been larts t ly made in isistiy pieces fur muss, lean there are roue se be had; sad now that the • wary elements ore employed, for -time purposes no sisebt, in as estroordinary agency sgailivt 4he farmer, it is full time that the landlord should open his eyes, and see thot these visitations from . !leaven are intended to produce effects which his ;awnless intliffrreaco would protract, in opposition to every pnariple of 1M0.., justice, sod wand • TaTinapoptlies•kbe parish in this county which. during the incumbency of one Rector, who to still living, bet was deprived of the Rectory for not. residence ' paid oily three hundred pounds per annum; however, during the late war,the tithes were nosed to ele v en hundred pound. ! Tins tisitsh has now declined spin in its lithe, from the very low prices of sgricaltarel produce, hot not iii the • - proportion in which they were raised : this is hot ploy—things should go according to the times. Th. Clergy in Englissid ire acting upou this prin. ! twit. wask,ste we so doing. eLoiiist.. stomata 29. • We understand the Government has it in COO. oat; templation to appoint the Captious, el 'such yeo manry corps as shall be placed upon permanent : Outy (not already MN/ideates) In Commissions o f •11111110• Peace f.r those counties in which their corps 3 -Iney he on duty. , .. . , , • • Lose Wednesday, in die iftlooloin, a soldier OW OW coming from Rallynennalt to this • Mil shied by his wife, having arrived at, •s' 1 Kilmainhato bridge, and handed . Orgro li carry fey some trosporery convenience, -obi eillegy man, owned Voile, who h..d been pro • tioresluig theitillalltway for • few yard., proposed to ''where the telithlikhons the burden of the firelock, vied before she howl time to accept or reject his • offer, took it ant dr her hand, and at the some in moist handed it to a person named Casey, one ii a nom fellows wheeled'e op at the instant, and who, i.ett getting the Items, instantly Ord. The soldier •dnemerliately seised • Voile, and, single•hanied, bestieglit him prisoner into Cloontel, where he has Silage fully etresiontted by CASIO Bagwell. Prom snits exertions that have been AM; sad is &Hail, nue should hops% from seeint' limpidity sod en. 3 .likelite of We trobhery. the' lod :meat • 41, ~.... in to Gill %cern. ' • "' /' .. ..- A fig . I.AiL via to ..,itioasq Ar e .. . ~ .. .".isis Ina ii:. -- T.4 - 1, •44 r...!. -1 inn, Aft vi?•1! refrall4l446llllloll, .4 °a 1‘ • Ira ~ :e.t.a...implies '.l 10 • - . . .bi . 3'4 water went limpsitirit. sew L a ~.3 and ,•,•nde..issaist , • 4 ! ii 41:141 , q This day stAboeolrhseholhatiestkellasedis4 - . ~... ended by MasiqsisirliMhllodollielbsolllallitelleset 1 Mel rifle, the ilaourAleseliisiihoretosmeseinirhe mouse of Losifota.. ilerdiaileamitOhisoalt 'MG s . ll)eogute) sossigessred lbw Comompaor(blar Wa l ai i f , .. 4 .the absence of Mr. RichesesPerhswis:l•ol4 .., A soieni, Mr. Mitchell, .t i the Votasolidgi nadatiser ...adheres of the rearmons, appeared hoists theisse. 1;1lle Lord Chourellos said, thotithey, as Coessidof • revs, were asthonsed to &eine i he Pailia l , room, by Paselaanissa, ea stood further prorogued .. till Tuesday. the. ith .f Motimary. and. 011111 140 west " far tit dispatch sillaisisess." e1m5 , 1144 presentative* of elm Hums -sons 'tar/afro+ ..arcd. oust the Lida lia•Madiesge ingessdiatell . . atter • erithdrew. • - ad• lo tiro , basin! re bee. h._ . .. f 1 ; • tra=iglatt=llftetie.lls 3P.11 la 1 - I. * lis Lee • vtims'._) 1 ,• t1 ; 1 • " •14 E41041(1 0‘0 44Wie " ' , ,.. "...`) i ..4,,,,U . 1 ::: r,:f AT - 1111 • 9 0 , 0 4rfr1N1 ...tiJi3 , ...in st'• • iwi. : r. '• sill iii nIFLESINSIIS MIIIIL but .I'4xlrit I. • N „ 1 :.1..,1,i segsi sl ti‘le 4 ,, JOU; : ; • • • • . . 1 : :,..1: 1 • 1 ' ' 7 . . 1. ' r•„ '' •• 'r •l, lthtsee',' abeelleeitiir We hive news from Consituttin irep , l9ol9lo ! November, accarding to which that, capital it Aligistre of the spoo.dartalfel excretes.. On the All sA 4iforesober• according se Setters worthy of evoke' ...the Austria. sod'Eogliiir Arebeibedors, Oahe! ' 4 Liatioar . .ed tOrd Stningford, had i cord:areas* nth thelt i gip JgAndi. and eurberosted.isioltry. . ... ~..iins2 - to oceepluitoitesass. a/throbs., ~The. W 3 Ambassador", h than 4 setseediebets etaboallubst - : tArnself. bet, is le OPMVIAt#L _ l le IN lisrpei*: - A -:slibllinity is said! tit giudf ~'illi the pier '';ii.gee. which beloet !rVhljippek,Opijoi. by existing , '6 ,4 ttes moot, irhillOMPll‘Mtli ie tread the de snoods as the .Mosises .111.11101ircaii in no case be granted I Vise f tllihtirlidi'ist ditO eretks Is' tel.* solved niliti;4lo l lbigt die: isitilladeiltroyed /roar NI:. the face 91 M" to 114: u. ) .43 .. .. • .. I • .. " IV hen Ares diplehrOisa woe • retassieff. Awed - , dcoonsceriee ir 411•1111111161 swot of . Assiierriert. • they were (selOrdiiittlit 4 / 1 1* ' ' iseined . I° Y the filii. " 714 ."Pftifigiii:. . .,:,44•;-: r 1.-21 , . 46 , R»!: ii _LA 44 • rSaesrd• 11Mharx 'hie iliettli MO.* apiwispealakie , peAple te•be coiled basal eittiwihairsirsierl: lki datillleies ...a, iii, %be eitib.itrA, 'MIMI' illii•allat &sett& isoPteelitidhs aglihist Ai l "o44ltsi Seuilaigui,• ' • . • • ` who, they said, hod pre 'Ur : • big mouths past the idushileriet the quarter of Abe . Freshman Pees. fresh oreerbebsiat ottoonta. which • issmillallie as* hy eoeiittOili ' Illifershurgh. ' e l .no•tat rlx • 9 it h ai i i — ? k camssa c s s.f...ws ..•a •• 01 •, - ;,.. 3 • °I. __. ..". . , sei eeeeetes .roes to „wallet:los pre : full./ detail* ii, wawa owl isiiisiiiethseadmited . • by the Teti& •,.,.! 141 nni......lrri I . .tti :Jima •• - iisi • . O. the rikgitiveatiliabsueottAlieliiiieia' iotvitt iii Ciostaistotplis t Joey.. All abet . i , 71 liv. 0.11. J.I ..'..v. om .. ~ d 5.9 11 14.,i . P., .*MI .# 1 .41 Mfid.P4- eil .. delese • of ahem otey_iyl seilyil by new IRPARIVILs, Decalllllll ie Yesterday iitte4Wa then courier* free Paris inward through here, as their way to Helloed. la the sight two Eagliali Cabinet ineweagers pawed ,he corn we, _ sub Alp greet Iliad proprietors throogbast England:lloe at length seen the nerves sky of alisidintWarlief to their tenants, and with their eltailinnatie benevolence are extent,og ; ' to them the oentsional succour of a remission of rents. This, however, is but a barons...sure. This ocesiional remission of rents must be converted into an absolute redretion, for until the are secured ow this heed. they never will with that heart and spirit which are essential to sue. teas.. The Government most also, upon its part. extend some relief by diminishing the burden of taxatioa. There will then exist Si. °Cession for protecting•remeluding duties ; the rentals of the proprietor, ' in doubt, will feel some dimievioo, but the actual holders of the land will And relief, nod be ',laced in their proper condi. tion. The expenditure of the farmer in vent, Amuses, and labour being reduced, he will And the 4ipodoco .ot,le crops sufficient to meet his nut. gangs, stations will be cheerfully made, .as he willffinid Awe adequately rewarded. With respen'irsittrnett,no , l . I-Interests of the proprietoes; there segaggi'ingsgints to apprehend .any serious in• • ory to thten. l 3ro. should think thi,e even they teat acquiri: no - increased degree of . oreority and essofidenee. Upon this point a psragrank thq op. peered a few days since iu this Paper uffini(angd. suitable illustration. Mr. Cons, al liahtlane, h4s, with no less benevolence. rediicet t l his ,irr redtai otLls il i t t",R ? 00. per cent.. and his observa .llll) ri .# 1 " thlinkled with hien anon the lo.s of 20.00 W. a Toot s , placed the whole goestion, as it regards the landlords and proprietors, in a.jast and proper light. " I have not," said eked eatin r ble i. Patriot. " have not /at 20,0001. a yietsit*;;Ye,te. duction of my rents, but 1 have tared 041001. • year by Inebling my tenants to livt.7 Mdrli dons and political science its • few words 1 • volovati of commentary could*Palkillcto so valuable a e.‘ o.n• . text. ~ ' . , 71 if: II if Ifillflrfr 9 " . " ..1(+ ' A Flanders lea' fiftlflpf last night with to a recent elate, ealgee4l frost ~1 0 0/0411 1171 our precede's' ceiesseAl.` I ,• • 01 - :i Ai PI ' . : u j.. is.ill I , , h, IQ * le ur. • . ! Consols commenced eau* a 71,1,.. isitassl issatedursely went - Moat of •buyers smith those who Itut , . ' late lergif h oelleis. .., , .k.,4, vile the Cesemph we loom only 711.,1141t upon she whole the asistWhiOts as if it would coo. - 11sisie to adrati4,*, would it be at ell oars • Wising if they seellswesosias buried the 610111119 pric+ of this accou l at, • thzt:appears to beeredited that the Prow .id 1 ' .to the Itusiiep . stliimn., teat, and our trabh",ill2-711P11!!q presume .t is, going sin . well. .fire t e e p il cem t Iry the geoltsrd sliding the isis ~ be wiry y eeeere bi e . . .oti livid 04 si kW. , 610 I/ .. '• I 101 U/ !slit'/ 1,2141•••: ok. 1111 ' • , •, .-, -, "Trillilltergrrr . .•1 ...-.. .I,irru ' ft - i Aui ii i ii 4444is eeis. . , Deceatiier. ,..,l I " Thehables Woe topessaisora a foil transits le i withlhiteollew slays, to Si tweribed to "'nisi . t!iijaillifildfilpfrierilly Hi the enermenir time biirgsliee • :ffitio,ipi+ btshilinere of G soy septic! his r ! pqm)s; taltoot poesereingeolOcieutlsSuatlNS; they houreeti: sesparensly (filed, out their New la atop, which he. of course ()ea:toned a greet confusion in the wierket. I'IR Hi ineWe i : ei TA liiii: kublie t hed a bulletin to contradict rlie lespeose reC.4 . army formini ou II frontiers of Spain ' einsi.eippioi i s 6 1 ,1 y lorpo s ilit i form a strong cordon swat the fever. ribiNgis fortunately exists iti Ceiliessieressid mit& burias . doced into France siowsbr tidy nest epridg: • 1 seems determined. thrrefork,;that h permasseut dos will be kept there." • ; ! am It •• The price of the fends which apilimil Be' French wipers is not the latest price of the pre. ceding day. The fact is, that the price accosus is the joeroids is takes from the Exchange-list of the pteceding day, which is published at three o'clock in the idketnoon: but Ilk t bnoinees of the Ex change seldom " . . ' ..- * trll three' Alock, and then goes on till steer Ave. : ~. The following p verse, mai latelli "track out of a French paper by vise of ,tb, c.mmrit.'roildtt, more is itniiist thee meets the ale; forth e licatious titles of " Banker" sod " Intendant" represent the Kiser of raises sod his new Vi'ar•hliaister, Marshal Vivre, : " it is Mated fight as eminent banker, whose great for. twee hens sot 01144.14111 /Weft hie Latin, basin g siinsiiteti to a be eadetwee intold wired Wirer irlinin be had spinnoted his isteoisist. prooninseed two words, which excited • blush of indigustius •• the cheeks of the latter, sad nosed oar. more et diseriotrot to worn from his lips. Auld prey, what were these two words! They were, Moran &wises's! At knit, Sao nem tie words which the old Telt MA isseied he heard; hot Mid his asstitery sympsuuni been kW dull, he would have heard Mode MS!IS which all the world haves i;;ibr;;;;14;;;;;agesoes t, instead of uffrure.": „.. " °— Letters from Coustantiuople hove heels essiillied by the regular writ, doted the siGth ber. One of there steles, tl►rrt the only restisionlig point of ihiTerence between Turkey end Massie re l■tea to the surrender of l'rince :Nuzzo, and other p►erww who took refuge in lissom to the curly turn of the ivau►rectiuu iu Wellss:hia and Moldavia. The Turkish Government contend. that; having on their part lotBlled the former treaties, and aciiiiiiroved ►n the new stipulations proposed by Russia. they huve a right to demand of Rumor herself the observance of former treaties ; referring particulavy to an ar ticle in the Treat y of Kuinunigi, by which it is sti pulated thstsfkuilers ogniniu the Government of either Coikiitvg thull be givrn up. Os this point the Suatalitiiiik4o be lafiextbic. dam in ftn..ia. These °Seers in their wain hossiioir el. the empire. net teen escepring the Ministers and seedy talk a nothing lest thee esee t ereetss the their irumediste adherents, who de trot feel that IN :11 SI. Crimea. interference of Parliament in the trade of corn wa rod de- W a ry where the Mesita. chord / es apip s p aded . saceedingly miaehievees. Had the vain hopes es propnce The d i e m * pist e te t h e pre y of t h e mimi c l ehli ef e. MAW by the Cora Law net been raised. rents hat tquen tenant... vor, it Jibing the meets is Nitugghe The b••• 4 • o 4.tfshAt 1 • 1 4181*-11611mgboot the kingdon elt oat; nueseeml the Omits are ill.treeted N esW ; it, IbrelgArly, dams, sod flit/ hipis t r t iod now is - _ • 1 t. THE BRITI S H PRES S go, .1•0 I , a4r wrs Irc• C . lOl 00. I lON D0N.,..H w L i.: ( •mo "' "'" IritftjAY. JANUARY 40,16; . 1 . 1 : a . " ,m ) I „,!..(1 0 ,- 07. 1 ,IS I 4 1111..1 .- Mll rilliitt it Parliament auelniellikod, - ' ifivtidlintitar was again adionlmodostattl . 1)11111( IMiruary next,. whin the twit 1r.41 di r t 4 1 ” 0 ~ he the " dispatch of busi4" . :ti e slo ' lttAt ftillo as • , 1 . , ~litrsons to tne empire robe fas she,gpageoe., niasokfaseratd to the meeting of the4gistilirk• wi,i sierriiiiiiisk 'anxiety nr more ordeal hope than the rear bealy of the sgeiculturists throughout the kingdom. ' The landed isitereigisjiegloubtedly iii.t no more depressed than any other, „The SWIM. factiirers arid merchants in their various branches and departments. after long and severe calamities, rate? Teilures and bankruptcies innumerable. aided bl-1611.4essralfel moistener of as extensive emigre. oiMirlliittreli'lentt r i felt the healiditlipirce of ••,3 son • . . . tines t r3iiiir, Agubori of less urgent akimogilllllooll thanalliong di r s. 'miser ye;arie brae 44e. -ert f r Tow • iiiiiivii i i , rais) l,,,., ~,,ii havotdostailis, -its very teenier, and Jain htiv begs' to And, vnir . irtaster . * I - s I n apical 'taW 4ere ri at - ii„ sa o;,e the ne Jr, *hest, of Wapiti's' and general disttess *hie first chimed the attention of Parlissome sedi the country; tied albeit G , time and petition' 4seett pratieribed to the sufferers, year la *On; as the *rand pumice* or their evils, tt 'iiieises to be as little prolsehility or *jog the arr*itTn° ..ecti#Jamor 4 1 ~N y e ingirypeuded. ebeerr•ble that et the rsilliV Intiresti tin 410041 - lost.diSide natty, alsbongli' till were at tho coonmenceselit,lit the Vtiiirik equslty agercted, yet agrieitor) , l 'Arnim, the distitietiou of beim' '4 the oulyoCitpsch the Legialsture repeated to extend soy pipit* .relief by the operation of rea strictire. sir, siiiteraer leetanshat hurtfully styled, ei Pirekeeilit al6 :Mitt h lite indirect assiptaneo tiol'aaltrainlic, ilei'affs sail cnainietee In * Alm h i pTel:•of the Income tag, less enjoyed sdpo Ms *hese in a Lerner proportion, by the Aosti. &skate- of the cavalry. while this great nittlootal interest further obtained, almost eiclusivety,'iN fte4 benefit of the repeal of the war dun upon malt. Ike great ostensihle measure of relief, however, ouneßhot which prohibited the importation of flirejgn lien until thli tithe produce had rese4iinoirt Nt , prices. auk „measure was framed.,o4,olt instance and widoithe undivided approbalissiuf abe wgrieultural Imeriltself. If agriculture. llsevelhee, Estill sulk% ha ecoMPlaint at least of indifinitibil _ _ 1 , 4.1•11.1 neglisOisi be urged against th e Legislaterg,, .wan *o,,nisfortuoe. however, of , the ogrieslineal body and of the country, that the potter of Par. fitment. though willingly exercised, was unskil. fully directed; the Corn Law was fouintet,wpon the most vicious principle., and it is spry pea. hable that iu its Operation has done mods more of enin.y thou ad service, ens to throe whom it weireaved especially ti"fhotect. There were Slid tithVespital errors Ili *the proceeding. The .... Towers of relief was rremed by the landlords, sot by the landholders, end had for its qb. ject not the promotion of agriculture and the ser vice of the country at large, but the keeping np of rents and the payment of taxes. It sought to 'entente agriculture from every other interest in the 'cimmunity. and to maiutain a portion of the system at 'an extravagant elevatiou, while all the rest were subsiding to their ordinary and natant state. The measure, of course, foiled; and so long as the mem objects are pursued. we eau have no hesitation in oryivg. that the agriculturists must *poly is vain to Parliament for relief. Thr expennirut has bee• tried, and the molt sheens that Parliament has not the power, whatever may he its inclination, to fi x . .1 corn • price incompatible with the ordinary principles of supply and consumption, or incon. latent with the proportion which it must ever 'bear, whether in theyeyor cause or, of effect, to the price of labour; liteiery other ;win of itarketable cummoditj. _ Tittle are. we hellcat', very IN pendia pm in ...• 21Ittlikel /PROM LTUDISSW '''''' llSlifirilir Mg •' ' " ANCIIINT Wit* „,_, , . i , ~ iiin ....t r,.. •,-.. 1 .. .'y I. 1 :'. — "71 ,1 ' . '. i 1 ;•1111 , .• ...t , Thy 'esollistii Mil . t The Irligiliiiis secured !—ses domed of Seams Tohmap-ipot too heavy far my strength. The GUMP II go me,—us my brow the sip, And is my heart the pang!—For me Owlet/chi Is a wide desert, sod its master, pay . MY hale aid torment, for there is • war Booms my snot sod his! las his foe, Aad Heave,' lath made him IMO& Use thins ear, I said, I wee the elate, Ma of man, .. The fret-born of the world.—My hear of birth Was, whew my father's soul was steed by sly - The sin of disubedieocei nod his hurt .;i0..: lisek`d deeply by (WWI. hey einitrialitbest •' •• ' We bitter, fur my musher's griefs mortl . -' ~ The fountains of her bosotl, aeii.letff.,:,,. , ., It i ~ li ILMik'd spun me *it b grief, for Op Rebell &outlier cursed thing, who tame to &Meg .4/tore Ilea to south her Iltiffil I Adrll4lllo Wrinkled with care, when he hadilliglit* her" ... , The steed crush would tax his It . r ** Li . . ' l iiit furnish food fur more. T • * ^ I ' . 1i i Oils lqu blessing, but the trod emus* wwjekspr .• • oh. I. or Geo heart-wi the, leg elliteej..llllo I drab* 19 , • .14 ail‘ gelooriurished by caigi' 11.14eirglibli,i :!4 ) ' The otatee, that lay wind wasitera '441A004: 1 :•,.„ . :., Giiteuthag sad atiaeritioc ? That in . 110 1"; ' 1 ~.nyis cold, as earthly air, I. Edam's glow% •,' - Aad my •ffecilotte genii as the grawrod i , Which shot forth Ogre% rebels we demanded food! Theo grew I, till the younger billPillef earns, Whew Tine Mad lowa, and, as he low, had droved Bele fees his healing wing apse the *wends :of Ihe grogeritew, sad poorest Eve. ' 'lry - A ••• 'lll4a/it y time he ease, whew Obese was love !, 'a .. ' *airs their besets and seilea epos their lip., ~.1 si. Lad they were both for him! By Adam's aide • "• 10 51 ' 1 Spied, oat-M*od by blessings, aid nay farm :I: A ' ' led few grew rough, sod hardy, like GP,* ii ....1 ..' • To which my life mesa doomed ;—sro seggfelig 0114. .0 're bPilmst eh songs sale his 41•011, VOIN 14 " r ' 1, " A . Was the-brawrioes easy lot, which TAO L ..,i, ,h 4 .4 41.4,1 By partialritee iiiiSe 'be Write Veer ? , i ! Joi 091 •, vo b I ausraier i r 1 ‘ 011, allbesigh I saw him take • illat sister, salmis I lou'd, sae his beast, ' , ill ell i • 111•01 site Agora to mime arom,-41ipeh, doter ' ' 1.4 'Hume out grimed fur that, for she wai,all. i ,•• The behead's hears could hope. -Was, mid 1 not I'r 'Oloddleirdeak Agog! area oar rastar'enprearg , v.: r . 1 .111mieedire sod meadows of the eminent ea ; I LI:7Z //eni (retitled by tioussado!—Adam's oM11,„; ~, ~-) 4 ,1 few generations blessing them, and staid. - -- . _-. - The Fathers of ilpafferld, him if *Noe. The least belateMessal,modoey, pennant, a! 14 altfr Alsbaagh ilia Illitmlawm MOia Stored 0 itasi-1 hi swi Who from way heelless .p..*41 r o„, BO 4, 1 ." - la Ike Scree Mulesice of tzimil rite, •Ad Acesed the God of Heat Apt, ere sight, Balettlotillf my wrath. stallemoglit boy striven/07) . The- modlore of my toil, th&lilireit fruits el-4.t1f. : . f1t..1 ''&4A te OAS JIM! ptaC'd them at his eia. ..I "kV ""ial t ' Altelo 014 let-inid gym r7r - •. -- •v 10. it baIIbVISBIR Wile- ni.iir ..t . . , y re irS!,eakeltisiLt.....l.l. ,• "1 r 77". : iti sin, n, 141 lAll,'"nr. ha Ig oe . se .. 1 1 1111111, 40T23/1011 I=S itt;4o , iiiropmprekb romibist rig ;It m o sizsi.3 i i!. 404 dllifill4:lld , Bie WO . 4640 1 0,_o ,4 ts sirs 1111111 I. :mink» ' ' . lttir j li f i l iiii ii ii e i edeg i 1 g h t lkl i f i .004 .11 I PM MIC# I TIPPAre' 4041 , 16.11 I hosed Oa aehill TA 3 o. Of peals* and peottiode, fleet hies the lip •' of 11084. Wise to it t , atittleici l ilea Oats': : 14 ar .(1,.1111114 it, 11i., arattering ,tettle iittplosiorhopilinv 1 th r itin l i e f g if ird drfrielkl.gre.. ask iii .U.tl 11 Awdotowee, with words of sath, against my eise a •••• il italorreiseelb lavisher, Mao. deemed that .11 1 ""‘•2_ i Zlerepllato my Meet, that diereateM P ,. " -'," Pais ' dwitieti.) ..,, 19/1 "" 4r "Ilk " 41 /1,11104 10 t0J . l i itllstlieff Had mailed my offefing, sod paled &seri .1 *0 a s i me swil tiswe. - OM Of the Refresh s he ' thoilidig -... m , ..:.. 1 71 Which k1emed1504044114 Nil4o/41:8*Ill". The word firer halWaorilmi l i I. al . ..114, A Worming to me, sacs all obloollit610:. i .; •il iit As II hid dose, and Ai siiiik iiii ="' ,• • et r'i . Piette'dout their hearts' afhei '' " __ - This des p, Ibis bitter wren 3-.41111 lbw clip* tar ' Ile peat for cirri. Is the Isbeserieggilelhati• .• • 1 We were dune— I saw hi. „ . Itlhtpstitipek ; : A balk Of mom sat us oyke4,li, , • AaJ hi his eye a Nothing iptial Mb • The seassibted storm ovule, me. Mard at lIIKII From mar my formed hems !VIM wish For oemeskisag that *mid chase {hat mile, aid make TM limoorise like to me.—My powerful Mod Flaw ale before my tholight.-1 rooted opus Movi— e:Med him hard—hard! he shrioled,—he .11 uggled,—fell, . Awl Wove so rim sisio.-1 nstio'd my hues Ups* his beariag brew, satwith the tow, The seamed of soy husbaudry, I smote Ntroag on his mousy brow !--thew he lay still. Silent aid motionless,—audl gaoled QS, PhWed that the smile had vanntlid s-i-bat at last, Rage was ezbaumed, and I lawie Mos rise, As be had move to do ;—but still he lay,. Silent and heedless ;and I left him then, And hid me in the bushes, to observe How hi would Mae sled mask me !—bet he lay grate mill! I mired him, sad retied. My ttasieglita Were all dish arted, but I strove is dig And tuil, and Mid to banish them—But so ! The iustrunseut of husbandry nee 'liaised With gory drops, and writ. Aleguawd, cloid Her breast against Ile 10111140.•111 tmaisig sought that spot notalli.4-11st was Mill there, Wrapt in that emiubsise augalhort — a deep *eh Vet kraritr, end &Art !—Nigilt sod kV , anse on so both at °Mt, and while littl a ‘• The air because a ewer, to brew he ) : • • " Of the Creatort• me. " Where," It erteil b l iu° ".• ' outV 4 . t 2" ff (e 4-15. " Ite, THs DRSTINT had then is Illy 4sitherr 4 Two samser 4 d Doggedly, fur soy wrath arose, sad fear Smote es .y sashimi Mari, " I hays owt;" foe hoed the deed isokrowa ;—but he replied, la lodes of lewdest horror, MP he would Proclaim me to Creative, *Thou host dime Merrier! siebttM tby belitlier's blood hail tried to me from earth !"—sad t►eo he bade me ii... hams. alwelliers. far I had eerier" To human feelings. and the earth abbstred Lad baled rayverp feetsiepat sad ties he cereal me ism bar mite, and had. sae be A wand'rer, sad a . wreteh;--tted en my brew liebtamp'd the airs of Death! and , ie Wise eye lie throw 4 d the *Wen atiarderdas•Thes aft Opre /then Me, and hate, yet acme here rent le iutl. All knee the steward, even the dentate Ackeowledge sad respect this bloody alai, And bewliauraging, spare nse.-1 would have Peace if it may be,—war, if Isar is A waad'rer have 1 bees, bag, t«. 444.1 now I seek for rest. %Titbits thy valica t *ap t , *di 1 4,410urs is peace! • - FASHIONABLE P. 4 RTI RS. +MIME. . The 16 Sad filarrtiimiers of flarkiiieheas • rtasa•er•de ball and supper uu Mwnhy eveoiNc at their br-aelifal seat, :Purre, Baehr, N a Ivo& all ✓ brtariaa Nubility and Gaits," are iariaerl. The Earl of Harnagtra eniertaitird i vlret party . yesterday, at his holm, hi the StaMegyard, NJ. /rases's. Mr. Greta's/owl ISig IRM • &Whitt, party dill day loose i• Asiliekapietil,,, .1 PAsHfutw.atifis NOV VICSTS. - The Marquis mid MarMaiusion of ltandas.tarry Wasinday rYrigig it their house is St. Jaw frost pfps Bari .f #finstmorlautra sac Arthor, attir rt. ratile of kinatee arrived Fiurartlisiesseir Walerloo Matti. Jermytt.strori. frogs Bath; mil r den kit ditto giw hi. ...r is Susses. Arrivals at the St. desste l li lenses street James Elrod Lush, bum dross los seat at Timbal*' ssd Peastis Balfour Loa. hest Were. ill Hama Sir Charles Asp*. dire. arrived yeatesday is Pall•asall, fees, Itristolesi. Weed Word soil hes waived is teem dam al C.OllBllllll de Very arrived yesterday at boo Javites'eatisare, 61M her seat is Svorey. Arrivals at remises Howl. ft. Junes% stem Newport, Bess. Moo Lord Cassiaosea wet, W: bry, Becks; lies. hire Ire. a lima • heave, Ea" diem he. Seel as &Aland t, soIISLIP ftorrel, from hie seat in Brats. E. Preuilergais, Esq. les arrived it Soidevirar ver.street, frost a lure. Mrs. and the Niece F' Irfi dine fer Veightes. Ur. sad lima lervoise have Iftaissefts Boyd sired, for their semi its StariVIMIPIII Lord Charlie ritsroy hm 4riived isftetwealfta Soffailt. Sir E. sett Lady Creaky are everted is pm, days bona braielow Huh , Dirrimbire. r, OLYMP:C THRATIIE. • , • .1 The efesiittic:ties of Tont and Jerry ..4Lordssa, die whimsical ilistrevocs of OrrilvirOotir o sod the grote.que lonnoisw4/ poniummse of ne Kura 'hat Jack built. nightly to afford, at this ilwi itr. on ohms, Ir,is fund of eitertaiiiinent, of the oust desev i own„ to crowdrd *adieus-4*f Ow loving irtsihnits who ierk tikjOyMetdili cI plots* of public onso•ruseill at this &still/ •.st' . ~,,, • • . • Till CHAS& ) " .1 " I,, Om e lt* I jai The tAdholiklieripiies Firs Re s& wEI were en.w.- row, Jammu, B, •t 011wasksw Consmon; as Fondue, Mb, at Buckles.. Erairo, Clre-hill; or. Friday. the. Itik, Stags Woad; era Twaday. he 1541*, as Wlnthatirk: Friday. the WEL its • filtinsway Gnat ; ow Towles. It at Lows eudiPiast as Friday, the 2311.. at Endbarr The boars( ernatirg as wets anarsiog viN be blaillorrany swarming a Bar ant Itm . moolli 4 Lord piNfikokes hassids.. on leer Ewa,. awe: whilh *wad greut *pert, tie day heiple ' aell ink held of 'merlons* attended. Lord Ealkdry Await swat koala& The deer took at Orsi Sowards Co Arlington sink* a amble bark by Calahrsie: ley tumuli omft i a, awl labia' Is the Jdl Amstis litaw, when jime won is eat wry yeibdr., What to the water and wan spegatis a'hitVindsar the Park. wall Whig washed Asia w AlsilearL through We low* wade I. the w* Os • ' the Lower Park being sti revered with ware, ._ the bottom sd As shwas, till it eaelf4il Mr. Ingiterga which was opanon sky lied. By MS siossissal ,IsdCoott roissid the thiry-sole is thisLOMls Peak. was pew completely dew up sad token issinediatels Bate militia hod eery souks I. Ike seliev•befeer .P•kra• It isSA iWl4,is place is Me Miser Enjoy tie cart carried kw* That waters are Meth • ..; Wasies,=&llV I.—Tile 'beiwg day in the new- year. her 'toys, Hight. Duchess of GtolfcnTsit arrived at, f:t Bagalsot Park, one visit to the Peiggnia Her Royal thiebeinnieniuraed it alineemplia , .4inuer. •14 .1..11114.1 or • Miss S. Boom nitteommenre nn engage**, the Brighton Theatre on Monday next, nights only. The tyros are most liberal,. The Marquis of 11ASTIVI05 is cerisiiily retuttri home, and will be to thts country by Aft not his is tentirm M resign, but he come. have en operation performed on she upper his thigh. rod intends afterwards to retitled —I Evening Paper On Christmas-day, all the lAbooreedll ploy of the Earl of WAIMICIII, with their the number of upwards of one hstbdred • galed at the Castle with en excellent and • tial dinner of MA'S beef, plum-pudding, ' copious supply of ale from Isis Lordship`, and on the following day their childigo. asigs to more than one hundred. were euterlailud same hospitable manner. Do Fralayllio Countess and family left the CoottefW MAJESTY'S bed-earriage alt sett down air' Inc the accommodation of Lady Vroilier still remains in a &lice* stare of party proceeded by easy stages to tiammimenpeen• IWohteriamptas Chroside./ Tuesday being the first in thimontl , . the Magistrates from each of the Pace Olfics tended, as usual, at the flume I)epartsueat. their Reports on the state of the PoLee is ' spective districts, and of the clamber of apprehended, etc. during the hot month Lord SIDISOUTH took his leave of diem i friendly almoner. signifying to them dart landing, that he should meet them toted like occasiou. fart tied *Y• . re tee hone wit eh. IPITOISIC Set an err ono party alarm* lanaria. kw As, at ► "TX !rry attivnt lanoes'aigan k Patel. Num evraiar ed DI. Haa b erect ".28: Awl* Wdb, Ara. • ▪ at 61 WWI I, I tem: M. nue.* int. M s4llnthli 111Vrinnisedi ▪ • A. tars. fine. I Hotel. 10. • Fadden lieu moo a lesis ems PM fast. ;•. • • 0,1 1 0.40 n ereee preihro. 0., 117-4 t4ar . the 14064 i‘e • . ti , ~.. IlWeiblaili• TaWedne, 7.ehf'ti Ilestbelen; sr .elles. she 11%, 1.4 n.. F• 961. ew tortimi. we ere lA , near [Mi. baste de Cask / b.. en& as.l Amon Won • Vrwdesr . are 4ir• S. . load. llama e 'Litets PSC and *WI illeatt'aida Wk. tin e. IN , , relent it en Unne yard leg 'At int lightOtte n= l . edeseummae d hiealom ral. drregerrei Sit: • tt re isrne 'Pe r inkMll. 6ol4 • in th. r*• tar *wt., in ed. Weft 11141 Stc. a. 1 4 • e 111• rd 14 t. r hetet. • txprt, 'WICK, * oval'. 1 stieopehe. int% sae . 1 e Offices ..• amen... *oh is tit , * r: - ✓ ' wait ob.- 413 iita. se is MOS I • Mlllollllr throagh; une frost at. Poassabargh to Londe*, the other frum.Lrindussialhosem. M. Maoist* Ma jest surrendered himself pri. soner, to answer before the Court of Matte to the accusitrion• which concern him in the affair of the Vrai I attend. It is on the 13th January that the Court will proceed to the trial of Messrs. Collette and Oits, thr printer and editor of the Vrai Libersh messed of haviutallvoisted to eack4 tbe . kit gdom. ,1 Qs the 3tl of January the Court will try Cher Gnesua, fur threateuing violence against the pet of the Kirig.—(Brassels Papers, Deceisber IL) I