The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-01-18 00:00:00

le. r a r S AMWAY, J•NLARY rt •v TEE BRITISH PRESS. Sir WA LTILIt FAINeiIAR. DOCiOr f 'AL, and Dodor RCVNOLDS, are the Physicians who attend Mr. PITT. The two former arrived in town yes terday, from Putney, at Lord Hasa ItV'S hunse, in St. James's.square. They came, we believe, to make a report of Mr. P: IT's state. We under stand that h- is in a very dangerous way, and that there is no hope of his being able to attend the House of Commons on the opening of the Session. His stomach is in a state of such extreme debility, it can retain nolhiag but an egg beat up in spirits. It was not, we d.Jrstand. finally settled yesterday. who is to be his su •itute in &hate in the House of Coromwns. Viscou C•ST LEI L•OK will pro bably be the man. Letters, we understaill, have been received free sevor.tl Officers with nur farces on the Continent,. piartictil4.l. Gene.all DoK, which state, that there is no tialy r any muck. Our troops, it is said, art mobtly in the n.ijeilbiurhool of nrcinen, an.: niig:it son.' be ern, ii 'gel if necessary. Earl Sr. Vl%cs•T arr:v:%l on Tbursday at his Louie in tfurtirs.er-meat. It it 'Trotted, that his Lordtl:it) will again be placed at the head of the Admiralty. None of the liambrvgir \Tail,: had arrived w!,n this Paper writ put to pr...s; but the greater part of the i , ,telligence which ti-y are expeded to bring, ra anticiP'arvd by ine Foreign P.,pers, the cortvnta of tviiich we yes:no:fay laid tufa before our Headers. Sir Sioaur Smtsta U 43 arrived at Plyrilouth. to take the comm4:4l of the Po, ito, Admiral ConewAtt.i;, wh'a part of the Channel Fleet, has put into Totbey. The Rice{.-n+ man of war ..rrived at Madras on the 23. luxast. sena her convey. The -(:•auvir man of war, from Halifax, is at. rived at Falmouth. The Ra••s.r, ' tVatsta, from Liverpool, to Larne, is sunk going into Whateliaven. '('he Nancy, iLseros. from !)eptfcrd s to Ply mouth, is suck near Ramsgate. The iffL4n;e, .4 , I LLI Arlo's, from Ilonduras, to London, is sus: 411.fil Runsgste; cargo expelled to be saved. The Lilly, ?dolmen, from Waterford, is et Ramsgate, with loss of ancLors and cables. 'Ch. ma r , 'Am, In!qat.l.S, horn Grelllteat o to Chalelltol ; and the Geed:, te.s.n delfa , t. to New York_ are on shore near Loch Ryan ; the fm.rer ,speet::el tot e got off, and the cargo of the lattve expeded he • .tvei. The Vasty, Bic - tms:. 1., from Lisbon; anal the yob:mars, Nat.s , wa. ft..en London to Kr.igaroe, have put iron Ramsgate, with loss of anc:l.ns and cables. The riPory sailed from L'sbon, the 29t` , alt. with the Cco,siamce frigate sand 1 Reet of 114 sail. have received New-York Papers to the 17th ult. but they do not contain any thing of Meth moment. In antwer the Speech ot th- Pales. MIT. the Congress hl.: corns to the following Re solutions— .• k I , l•rd, That so inner of the %fosses@ of the rriplArst 1 , . a Stalin, a; relates tJtlte co.td.• titter be; • ;ler- .1t !POW b` .414 the Uinted States. • t. • . ,••• a •Ishi, conseo' , •••a fa- i t !,•• s• me -f !her- to the taw of loans, As it ref •rAs ••chts es swiatees, referred to the Cu:ohlatee os Vbri)• arse Means; wish iaseastatnno to , lhoirr• in 'Mat respe. ts, and m she ems •nt, our neural rights hay: been' ~!at ant what lagi. stn. manures the true rot rests of tide Jnite,l States Psrnstre, t a enontesart •i riatiou." On this Resolution, 14e /Vess- York &tail Pod, of th% 414 remavlis " The itop4-taut apemen, rely-cline the iefri ,, gement our wears'. nth.% has Leen refined, ..fter de:a a te, t • Committee of Ways and *learn, en tha principle that • ri a sirs- •-a • ~ al,ation. Ihe reillepatlce consists of two Ma ebers Ass on" from NI-wachowin, sore horn Cornwell. Cut, me trewsMa,vLrd , our foam Course., anal one Lamm Ta•:•l4.ale, ra.l swieserstes, mot t. !ador..lista. Des La/knees of t • A altal•lt.f, at Setn•it, L w Prepare Sr. •rini-nerst ,e istineat a ttc olc sta,me,,t be G—w/ M .tarn, ar.d of ve hors I v re. so meet in she peal a mom. We 41.9 be gird to tutor tr..in two. this ir.terisstaug sub- Zhe 'Ate Achy !.tortn. Ildvi been setro•ely felt slow the Amu', but tJ c Istnsge su,taintel by our shipping is nso gr CA .s night have been apprv handed. A •c;a4re-r:ued vessel wtr wrecked in :Holyhead Bey, cn U.s n*,, it of the ICO st ; all har.ds Fe ti•lited ; suppc sad to be from Dublin. Five books have been f, •nd ; a nurriter of boxes, conteinine snap and e ndles, have been cis; en snore; and from .n old bill of Lading, fc in the !pocks. kls enpr,ed t F: the Sael, rt . New Tork, Cur TOM, nutter; t;lis was.dAted July, 1102; and, a small : of s.4per, Joan Mosta, was the Tnesda, . the Quar..-: sf the Peace, for the Liste-1 pasts of Kent, we held :„. the Old Castle, . I.terhirry, when C.S•urso.Z.,. .4eruesti w:tc scum Gai •v of stealing. th.-re and two hen tuck" thv pr..perty of John of Wing- I- am, ar lere:scl setrenca to be held to ! . .ard 14- bsur twr .c months, a...d publicly whipped. Cn 1 .!nesday rdornang a rnmerous field of ryortsits.. asr•rnbled i ;Suomi+ Pdrk, Sussex; and the ))uke of ituctimr..o's fox hounds threw otF shout half-p.ist ten o'clock ; after bestir;; al! the plantations and cos. rs at Stdomer. they drew .4 to the e;.1,14 mar Ditching, %":lere th'l' e con j " .tinuel bestir* she cos : r unt il star a -set. withodt no• mg a single fox l Letween two dna three hundred hose meas were in the field, and seldom has a resist disappointment been e%periencel 41 6(v. '114 j 4/ 4-Y„.iffi t ., - -4 V• THEATRES. • ...I. AKE. Mr. StIER MANN admirable Comic MUMS Opera of 7'ha Darara, was p 'formed, last night. Mr. Bean sr gave the beautiful airs, in thr part of Car/.., with the greatest taste and sweetness; the song of 0.4, tyre a pair, in the second .R. was loudly app'auded, and rapturously entered Mach.me STOII act and Miss De CAMP were extrem , •l2 , sore- • , u1 in the heantifttl airs allotted to Cara and .ra. Mr. Dowene was a chest* and entert-ik•r,7 haw-. and, with the assistance of Miss r .re,• in he Dianna, kept the hnuse in continued fitirstv of laughter. Mr. Mat news was a good /),,i "ironer, end the opera went of with the gas -Ices' eclat. The house over lowed with brilliaot company. wirer-oestsza. Tee Srd»l .r Refere s and the new pant , 'tame mettle performs! la , . iglu. The gond ailing in the comedy detrar house. Mr. Easier never was ton... c • :1 in Tele. Hi. G:.14 ''.e Archbishop of Castrarteuay h.s an i 7.t1.t new state-coach, painted pit ih vial mouldings, amid a carved ceornf,l3 tap, the arms are bat/66111v em ,,,, sed in gold, she springs also richly -,‘".t the syhile is an ec,,int pi ece w , rk DoNLI.t.v, who will be pr-s-ot •d t. Her M.srLsry, this day. i• niece to the I.t:e tail of CL Yesterday the Duke Al Yoe:: transacted boeress with till M altar y, for A considetahl Yesterday, abet one ati•T v th. Pliiieesses Aveusr•and IBLIE* , !C r , 0.: Lady CiARLUTTL FINCMIVith a visit, at her apart scoots, in Sr. Jarirrs's Palace. Yesterday, the Dukes of KLMT an ICall 'MIDGE dined with H-r Marrary and the Pp *cr.sse. In the , evening, Their \'tAn stir; s- 1 . Et party P•larchioness t.: •sio•t.. the Cow.- tees of C . u ThIGAM, VilCOl2 _M! • . If, Lady e%- a 'Lint Watosos. r: Lade Dam -At, Lord SUM r.IW. L !.It. CILENVILL 4 Mrs. .4..10H If, and .V.iss HuvoL, h.J the honour of being of the Pep/. Her Maitorr's Birth-day will be celebrated to day. Ike Royal Highness the Princess nt IVA Las was se mach indietweed yestordat , it was te.a.-e-1 he .muid not be able to ALltnii :he dtAiffill;-I'oolll this Lay. It was stated last light that His Malesry will not wend the Court at St. James's this day. Ytsterday, the Earl and Countess of Colmar:sure arrived at their house in town, from their - it at Stamper, -ear Err - rithelonstoce. The loupe/iv Noule ai distinguished Pers,n ages had the Irs.rour to of Li. it MAJ.+TILS party ea Thursday @veiling : LaesabeaCaltheree,MansieM ani Wal/Pgfave. Low , M•Thyl.ile, St. Hewn's, Hint!, Anii,e;,t, and Suftley. Coiser!••••Wyt.y.:4l mid Cirit•Jit. Ma:Or Par, Ike. Genera and %Yrs. Sr. Joan Mood yesterday frith Sir Gast at r L Lc[, at his house. fa Dean-street. South Au/thy-sweet. ANACIION Moons has been much indisposed. The Marquis sad Marchioness of S as.isseav Ar rived on Thursday last, from Hatfield. One of the last Garterres anonune.s the promotion of Mr. Nogg. to the rank of Lieutenant, in the room of Mr. Baba,,. The Marquis of A silicosis and Led' MARI • H•u , i.toss. tr. Sweet at NallOT'S Hotel, last from the Priory . The Duchess of Bo t to m yetstiarlay of ,, noon, at her house, Gr.nvei. ,- 4 :.ire, from Su, .ergh Lodge, New For -1, Hams. Viscount a an ; Is roar. L mde 3esterd—, ilia Lordshop looted t streuse , w•; . We are much concerned to stip!, ta• Sir AN narw Ss sea 14.mv 0 - o i s d ang eions,y ill of a. fever, at his house n Sur. •t , rt-place. Bomar sate NOW wants " .1 ips, colwies, and commerc-." He has lo• g wanted " ronfilence, capital. old (-3.'1." fhe nz... Farce. written by tenon Comm. Hnov, Ksq. re , sit GLOB° is COLMAN, t..: Young-r. is sad is very soon to he brought for ward at C , iveut-Gar den Theatre. Accost-ling to Green. room report. it is a Yr tv whimsical pr , ..tafti on. Countess Nes.sor., Lhdy Ca• r rt. Nelcnn, and Lady Ha s. ; trrosr. were retaru:ng visits, yesterday, in the Countess's carriage. • ind snot was, yesterday, the mart of much fashion ; the street was supped up by carriages, in which were— Tae Du: he.set .f n..rdo,, 'll.n. ehrt• ilia 14. re! assess of Ifoor.g.l. SI go. are' ?Weber. ; CJ11111 , 1114.1 H•mrigtori, C. if 4 .9 p.i.st,Ar Suclley, Lronl• ? , , Cre..warit.., Furl Castle ..1; and Laftles Charlotte Nelyna, FL. 'ton, /Jutland tau • •IFfoy. Cal.N.ne 01 , 11ff....11 I f.rice. The first sat seriptioa coacert and ball, at Frome, en "inesday last, was most numerously attended. The Maiquis aed Marchioness of list.,, Earl and Co.:n:ess of C :Rig. Lord Grottos Tarns; r, &C. Colonels KM tTe n • aad Jotr trig, Majors ()Livt. Bi..uoa, Wicasiam, &e. with their Ladies, were, amongst a great numlur of other Fashionablas, present. Mrs. Mitts, whose consummate ski:l and admir able execution ou the piano -forte have long been felt and seknmeledged, on Wednesday evening took leave of the Math audie-:•oe. at the Concert, and is conie to Londoe, to take possession of ber ap pointment. as imam :tress to the Princess Cu sa bots.* of 11 . auts. Signor M0111L4.1, a: t'e -anie time, made his pateing bow ; and Mr. Oseati, per formed a fine and etquisite Concerto on Ilse stolen. bevitifid Sirclphagas has remained since the &vs of h cup v Vlll. in A building attached to St. Gemrge's Chapel. at Wind , or. built by Cardinal WoasEr, as a Mausoleum for him'-lf. The &a cophigus was Also intended for the reception of his own h.)dy. It is plainly formed out of a block of black rumble, highly polished; but the terstahlatura of it is eashelli-hed with the most exe l u.site sculp ture. designed And executed by an Italia:a A:tist of the first erturiencr. ODE FOR Till: FE IR, IM BY In". ( mIF.4 PYF, FS'. P. 1. • AVlten ardent zeal for wirtuota. lave, Whett.. hum , ' hotfoot% holy name. Sit on the gen'ir.u. Waffinell awo d, Wellk I. the loud eel lay the Muse c.iir Ifia deeds of valour to record; Awl weak the Mold• ,t flight ui F;.ney's 1(1: — Far ab we het hig't career, Ut • ►arn•• b. worth ttrslnsu.u•ral Ciiief shall riot, And to the lay-eariptued ear Of s-talths, from th' em tyreal aithme, Glory, her hymn tl.auto, 0141 carol thniugla the skies. 11. For ilto,igh the Mese hs all unequal ,g ra i n • S rig of the witethe that Attnon's •airii.t's tote Fr,,rll ,v'ry retnn arra tram ey'rg r'4ave,- The naval ttiumph. of her George's reinew Tristiaphs by. witty a valiant SJII From Qin!, Iheri I, and Batavia won; Or be St. ViilvrAt's Pock% mound, Or stu,gult '1 , 4A% 'Madly aU 11K1 ; Or t rialorean wave, 0. where Citropos' hiltu.s i.e. • F.ypti...l c....t, while Albic.:l's genius guide* Her tlao.itl I leio through the fer'neg tides, Whe-e ..er sand., w' tete;....ste roar, N. ba!te• ie. thuiafring irons the chore, 114 A.lest the hug of his naval was, When Glues shi.re4 the lea•ling star;.. Able*: Ctl t' d • .44 the lay reeorrti•ig e taiin, Sill use Uiitarinta's eon* to more tealted fame. The fervid s once of heal and light D.wendi .g through the we tern skim, Th.. • .h a turn mortal sight, • , with golde am shall rim. In t .o. !times with lw.g`stei rad ions And son troatiorreal Mei, with !lime di.ine. • be Yeace..raitsierst If Witen's gl..ry to rid. awhile, Yet, when woman's kindlivg rays Reiewhie velour% pea'r...,* Ware, High,' the twlia,t Home. a hire, And shirr -attrt ciearer lig it, and glow with F.ereer fire. Iv. Fret Curcii.e.'• ter' train, Eladasg Britain's vratchfol eye, Rapid heroes Ili aer fly To ides that etc I the western male; TIMM proud their essnqu'ring banners sewn to Owe, And, farm% by si.adewy triumphe r f1..0t the skim: But, lo! th avel.ging re, appears, His vilorAnt mees. tat lelana ream Swift as the raferl*, enema - ins race Fly .:r a).; !le .there el space, The G.lle herbs the ai.l , .wy deep Their cenque.ashat ie sir, erre tielat'd le theme, their paid& V. The hour at vesigwirwe come•+by Godes' tow'rs,. Sy high Trefrilsaeleveivtri4pitiod shore, The gwdlika ',veto. on the adverse privets • his reust.re dent w.th defuse prone. Meth.: a. fa' ci tric belt to it flt•o Weds f. , ck athwart Cue thvad'ring skies, • Ss this mysterious will irieavoin man': !amanitas off4,4,ing Armen. 4 on the toattsv'd foe ha husk his fires, —Aare the dread benea, au! in the flash ems.,. VI. Bet site his fame—While chiefs who bleed Fa erred dust.'* hell tweed, V,,h • y 1.40 amaranthine wreath, bt 11:• . .1 OR V i 13ry crowu'd in death, In Hi u.rt .wfal pare shall stand • emote amid t!.' h eroic hand ; • .▪ 1101) ! so long thy halloo'4 ty dame Tby , oentry% gratitAl shall dais; Al.. while a people.. pouts taste Ta th 7 the hyn:a of prow , . And while a patriot Moratreh's tear B:deira sad •.nCiA -e , thy b.er. lath youth of mg.:lto hove 10.41 4.1 'Luc ig teal ; With etwahtlii• wish thy tropl 'es eee, And hewn. yet Taotron, .hall 11.1tain tr,•t-. • Allue.ng u, a poem ealSed Natkratia. written L• the autuJr, and deiwated Ly parnuswou W 11 Majr.ty. t Copenhagen. Yesterday, the :tnnual examination for a.^:::ye , a, at Cambridge, eurtcloclat!. when JONATHAN DEttick Pot inch, Esq. n: rri.tity Ccllege. Look the degree of Santa Wrangler. COPY cir • L t TIIOII CAPT ttlt P. C, DUKII•111, TO 1,010 MILLiON. • His J4Aiesty's Ship Defissee, MY 1 I'll 0, the 7, off eit,:•a. I ha.. the huuout to a•Arvorlea're the wel t * of h oar She dohs, elkoiring 're the liberty of re t te Viewed. if wetlaug, is , •rdar to server ouch goes. tn., a: it May his found iteceisais to put to ate by the Coed, which sus, be aopeieteel f a the pat:poae of inquiring Into the conduct r . .f Vicz-.l..imira Sir 11,be t Caller , LS•rt. be twou ,, the 1141.1 sod nth of Joie last, whey iu sig;it of the itombiood French sad Apanan slusioni. After at atteuti•st perusal of yew Loritship's tetriie, and t4e con,ilef +titles *Mahe enemy, ha root fume, ate the rev of widen', 1 ca nnot vo l uotsei to ui y eve q tting thii aa lino of bout* illy, en :awed to ne t , a t 0 , efit w a sod morn-rat. a... a uPco td. Added to they, my Lo^d, a is now only fiel+ tees etAy•uncel wa• witihn wit , utettena of the Lorts entflaue - oeuer. of the An eur..hy. who wouli, doste's, hare drta , usal ate .n Euglaseel, hod they ef.:ewit'd J ..eceaaprt, a eve* pot i n. 1 an, the•ef,re, to say, in vow with the tr lust toad. hi .our Lorlsitio's lettr, that I easseent.compstitily w.th my own f.e and •rraiisigets, the their unfree of Oat suLge”, voiuntaraly ,near gre4t a ..sk aria aospoiehisiiity, ea me l ba Vlach to sue, ii, Now tetuesei .g to Ene ma. have th • twiner U. be, my Lied, 'Gut Lupiatip% most otedtent and most tumble errecit i , Se,gued) P. C. DURHAM . To V iieoent Netwelt Dello of leasite. iu Chien, &c. Modttemorao. A coi,y of Ihi• oaf se at, at the Male 13 ihtft.A4lll4lo Su Kober: but. • -•• OLD BAILEY, Jar. 17. • • Preient the Loan CfgfEr 114.04. Aft. ,fti.th, 1.4 w e tscr, Mr. "wire CnAmatte., the kfilcuallelto and Mary PuMen. a :decent loco.ing elderly was put to the bar, Inslided'frte Veging/7 MO uttering, as true, a certain 4.7u.itesfert. Bank, \i• ;v. for tfe payment of one pound, well kerning • .. the same to be forged. She also charged its , • another indiftment, rich having counterfeit Bank Nntes in her possession, kn , :veirg 'bunt to be so. . By the advice of her Counsel, tire Pi isomer plead= ed Geary to the 'ratter indictment; and the C onsetk oti the part of the prosecution. after souse pelt' consultation, agteed to forego the prowcutscso. 01110 , the capital charge : she was then, pre firmehogh pruned on the first indift.r,er.t. !for plea of otie was entered to the second, wil'ich will au' jell bre t tire punishment of fourteen years transportation. Mari Waft was capitally indiift.id for steal! ) 14 quantity of gold rin7s, to the value of 141, and a wards, in a dwell. g-house. ft appeared that the Prisoner lived as servan• wit a Mr. pudnant, a slop-seller, in Wapping. On L . '', • 9th of December la:t, the family went to bed, /List. % ing locked and 13 o-red the do , rs, and in tly• mo t ing were alarmed by the Prisoner, who infrwor them that the shop had been ro'rlied. An 0&c was ins•Antly sent for, and he, on makint' a searcha found a quantity of gold eat, and finger rings, cot.- • • cealed in some saw -lost, which was in xie kitchen window. From this ctrcumvtance, sad as theta were no marks of violence en the door or windnws.. as it any per:on had broken sato the house, the saner was taken up and committed for trial. Be.. 4 veral respeetatile witnesses were called, who gate • the Prisoner an excellent charatter. Mr. Justice Cr Amalie teas' over the evideffealt; leavi• it entirely to the Juty to enasider of the fad. ' • 'hie Jury retired, and, in about twenty minutes, rturned a verdid Not GrdiN. Jebel Aeldrr, a private soldier, Was capitally in. dieted for stealing 51. 19.,. the property of Airy Conrad, in the dwelling-boate of Edward Rynset. I. appeared. that Byrnes kept a public-honer at Wapping, where the ?molter was qoartered. Mary Conrad, the Prosecutris. ems servant at that house; 1 and, is the b e ginnin g o f D ecem b er, l eft a sang box, containing five guineas in Fold, mid a fa piece, in her trank which lay in the reollll in which • the Prisoner slept. On the 11th of December, she missed the box and his Gamey, and sums!! ng the Prisontm, sent for an am. and bad Wm &iterated. While the officer was march* the Prisoner. he fie. nied having any box about him ; but it was after- wards found- concealed in hie waistcoat. ander EA arm. The Prosecutor swore te she box ; sad this Jury, after a Mon cousiderados, found the soner—Gailes. He Grode wits indifted for stealing a 51. nate. and two 11. Oates, the property of Patrick Ma hony. Mabon_y. an Irish sailor, who had bite 1 1 1 the aftion off Cape Tralalgar, depo.sol, thet he hilt Portsmouth with '241. in his pocket, to !WOW is'" London and spend it. In his woy, he caned at the Marquis of Thomond's, at Taplo w C ourt , w h ere h e had fortily bean servant, and lived erg . jovjelly iti l AI is the sAghbeetobeedibr a few days ;be t h e n w es t on to London, sold went to lodge at t h e Prienstees , . house, who was. poblicun in Wapping. When he went to bed, the first ni,:ht he was there, the Pri g loner, lsy his dirediiiri, brnught him - up a pies 1 , warm ale. and %Ail. he was drinking 1 , , put lis hand in his waistcoa t po c k et , and trsf. out the mo. ney. H. said *itching to the Prison/ r, as he was afraid. if Ise resisted, he r . ctuld Kirr horn mur dered. The neat day he told a friend cif h.., and bad the Pt ito-.er at rested. Mr. Ge yser, on the part oldie Prisoner, cross. examined the witness for a considsrable time, chiefly with respect to the quantity of :minty he had in ..is possession, and how, And where, he spent it ? In thc• course of this, the Prosecutor tripped sec :al tunes, but acknowledge.", that he h.iti loon altruist continually drunk form i he i:me he heft l'ertsnmull. Oa t le part of the l'risoner, the Steward if .he Marquis of Thom-nd was called, who depcsed, that the Po o ver had given him 71. to keep for !,ins, while he wai at l'aptow. end that he 64w no more niiin ,, y ii ith him Moo , than 41. of this was paid t ) this k eper of a public-house in the neighbour- hn , d. and the remainder he gave to the Probeeutoe ' w:len he was g ,; : g to London. The Prisoner's horse-keeper depriseJ, that t Prosecift‘e, soon after be we...t to L. d„ returi.eff 4i.wn Again. and said his head reeled so he cooldf not seep. He then sat down to iftink wits Merl who were in the tap-rrairn, an.f never ed any thing of lasing his money. Shortly a borrowed half-a-guinea from her on his watch. w.on out, but reiutned nest d ty, and drank is:Li:out sayieg that he had lost his money. Mr. GURNL't W464:1018 60 4:1611 °CAM witnesses, but, The Cotter Manor. interrupted him, and said, he did not think there was the slightest oceas:n, as no person could believe the Prisoner guilty. His Id ship said, ht , hoped the charaa...r of the Pr:coner would net be i^jured by this scandalous prosetoo t;on : it was his opinion, that he was an extremely ill-used man. The Jury instantly acirie‘ed the Prisooet. After a few more trials, the kac o a Dltt passed sentence of death oa the following coerias: Charles rearms,, fr.r staal•az two alto.; Th,..ts; t),l. won't. Aie./l• 1 , ..e1e, 1 ., m being ;t large in this Icined .../1. befo,• the term ewe which he was tl6::tpotteet AM •6.?1t.,1; lit , slmt Floakitee for, hi:Fwai aubbery 6 W:lllaan Cogs+. fer WIWIA 4 II *Ye i• •de .11,..i h .t.se ; Tnenni Smith, fa n•macals mac ine prods awl Sank nat.ra i J.riir. Allen, fur naaling raw*/ in a ilarailuag-houme. Fneneett were sente. , ce4 to be transported for seven years ; one for fourteen years; and twenty olive to be oonfintsd for different periods. ■ ---• An Old Q.: "Annr, s,ho is freqnently heard to mt. claiA," knows what may happen tremorrow !" was tiros replied to, a few days since, by as ac quaintance. •• I CJI.:IOC u► what may happen to. morrow; bat I'll ttql you what awe happen in the course of next month ; namely, that a considerable number of iadiricluals be then aw-ti r.ebrr than they are at present ; if you doubt it. Ott! Qatiarrer," continued the Gentlenian. .• look .t the great a-. I Ler l ars ScbafTle, vy,ch comuirnces draw ing ea Monday tortnizh:." !se nd he ur 'as' us b. of ,g it' 64. DU At a. Y• .1. / I ' /