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V' THEATRES. ' • .:T IWO'S THEATRE. The op Opera Hamm di Dolskeins was re 'petted is fastrardey errs, It imereaseo in favber with the audience. and the strongest token of ape probation was *hewn by the cells kr repetition in the peones which were most relished. Among these, that which excited most euthusiaom was the quartet in the last scene of the opera. commenced by Amelia, pleading for her lover, with ts cid ° .r it rnio labbro ispira." It is a composition of pe culiarly fine fancy. wherein all the refinement* of the art are put in action—the mind is bewildered by an interesting diversity of paatioo, and the judgment has good ground of satisfaction in the .citittifie preparation of the purls. This, upon review, seems to be the happiest line of cumpusi. tion with the author, PACINT. Some of the fess coiti.ited have complaitied that there were not songs or vin eriough....whife 'few are equal to the toil of gratification in those parts where the mind of the composer hes pot all the voices end iostruments in requisition, nod the composition heaves sod rolls as in a prond sea of rapture. But the combined parts are of unquestioaed power, and in nu recent Opera have they bees more **ratty or justly ad mired. The characters weir as before, and were improviugly sustained. Cacti:roll made new ad vances upon the g ood-will of the house; she is a most accomplished w. icing-maid fur a young lady in love; she looks a very Lis, just arrived on a propitious mission from the Puphian Deities. Ass asoosTri figured well io the old soldier, Braude ; CARTONI hes made no improvement in Frederic. Csaroarse sang delightfully. After the opera cousiderable delay took place to such a degree, that the time approaching within half an boar of midnight, the audience grew impatient, and when the curtaiii rose expressed strong disapprobation. The ballet is called Les Pages de Doe de Von dowse. It seem. to represeet the Duke and his ufficers as being summoned to some warlike basi lica*. The crowd of pages is left under the guidance of the chief household officer. He is not very attentive to his charge, and the striplings are rather immoderate in the means they adopt for their solacetneut. o.it of them w deeply eugaged with a young female of the household, end con trives 1111 interview while his companions ate dozing under a tent. The Duke returns at midnight, detects the young lover returning from his lois nese. and pursues him across the garden. The youth speedily lays him down on his couch, and for the moment eludes the search of the Duke, who finds him nut, however, by feeling the pulsation of the hearts of the whole group. He takes the shoulder. knot from the youth, to have the means of recog wing him is the morning. The youth, however, takes of all the knots of bits sleeping comps. mons, and derttoya the distinction. Alter various crafty eludiega of detection, he is at length he. diced by the Duke to step forward and own himself es the delinquent sought. Ile is at first condemned to punishment, but his father, • faithful officer of the Duke, and covered with sears in his wars, just the,, arriving from a success ful expedition, by the force of imputed merit sores him. and he is jollied by the Duke to his ina morata. The piece is of beautiful as well as simple design. The action has judicious scope for the business, which is all appueite and fan tiful, and helps on the plot. The groups are very fine, especially one made up by the page and the jillse of the houitehold,—the subject being a sportive contest for the possession of a bouquet, which melt of the pages bolds for a time, only to surrender it to the charms of his favourite. A Pas de Densp, with eusteneta, betwe en BARRE soil Ls 1.18.050, was greatly admired. A LIMIT poised himself it! attitides graceful enough fur o oew statue of Polarities.: Apollo. The ROLAND. performed wonderfully, 411 did La BLOND, DR VAIIENNSS, AmsroLi and his Lady. The time was filled op lions first to last with a delightful and astonishing satiety of the moot bewitching and graceful feats of motion. The house was closely crowded in the lot; the boxes were full of fashion and heauty. COVIENT-O•RDEN. On Saturday evening this theatre was crowded with a most fishiosiable audience to witness the re pooentation of the new opera (Montrose, or the h4idren of the Nisi), which was produced in the course of last week with great success. The heroine of the piece (Armor Lyle), whose enchant- Ing notes could disarm the fiercest bosom of re venge, and incline it to bite, could not have found a more faithful representative than Miss STEPHINS, who pre the few simple melodies allotted to bier, in the full spirit of harmony. LISTON tootwithstroul. ing a severe void) gave universal satisfaction in the character of Captain Duke's,. All the other characters were well suppotard, mud the audience bore ample testimony to the pleatinre they received ti, the warm approbation with which the announce ment of its niwition i.na received, The hand and ticket-holden of Crow -street theatre, Dublin, have held a meeting, at whirl) a Committee wet to prepare a memorial to his Ex cetlency the Lord Lieritemmt, representing she hardships they labour under. The unexpected death of Miss MAST KAVA NAGH (Ki!Leon,. Felmmirs 3), Mid, we regret to Mid, • serious effect on the delicate health of the Countess of ONAIONDIC, Whio is stilt ut Burris. Dr. M. ltl.tv vraa sent fur express on Monday. That able physician return's' yesterday, and we have great pleasure itt being able in state, he reports 'try favourably of that excellent body's cones,/IN. i enet.—(Kilkeent, Paper.) Major &mires company of royal artillery, with 3 11,114 DUN DA% embarked on Thursday on board the Pilot transport, lot the Cape of Good Hope. HAZAID :HA CO. grsteful fur the increase of Public patronage iestmted on them. mill for the Pfeferrat e stern in their aid eitabliiked Oiiieri (which thry In fame measure •Irribute U. lie:, trent maccrao to selling Capital Psizes), respectfully minuet the attention of their Newts to a brill rtatenient of Ike. Scheme of Htit pfrikeNt 'it:turfy, which hoist, the 2/th of this Ma•th:—lt contains fire Prizes of 20,000 f. Fite of 2,000/., others 14 2i 1.3U0t. fte.. and ma TIRO Billl4ll to a Prier—All she Plian Climes—Every Ticket w ill drri,le iM oiia fair—First (haute prise will he 29,0410 J. Mune/. Nunn sod Co in Simon in the very lair 11 •" 11 1179 LIAO. a Prise of 3U,loui sad 10.427. a raw ..1 6 . 0 011.-- r a telt° ORiter, Hopei Rutty, ( -Ole; ' 26 r Qui 1. -A 1 , • leg 324, Ohferd:itteet, corner ier ifighllue•tittel ; sad 1 qtr Apcni ie of prteripel Cowry Tuis.su. mmiiglll, • ,„: p.., • ismorroir, Fiiitumnr WI. 7•• ,!! • kajtity appeared in public, is au open heads, on Wedelleday aedThereilay anemones, and looluod rattemely well, The [lag toeh the Lewes road, and Ins out bowers is. sod three hoses. His 1111njesty asoft my Mriag also yesterday, bat dose the lituiliarlrai road. The P r i m e. sttd Premiss Esterhssy rill arrive at the Pa. Mee this day to distort. Barna Pagel, Ambassador to the Klieg of she Netherlands, sad tbe Chevalier &sum (Ex-Ambassador of Portugal) ate also expected. MI Majesty has not bad, as yet, either dinner or catalog party since his retools '; . ~~; _, f ; • .• Fo9l(ntlentri • - • Al Dorchester Gadlmams foie; - awe Thumley, hatren eal Ile beetled higlask'patelet ton iihlg beelailas . wisdoar either la Warmed gem le. hope% sie:piger. Therairw market VIA "Pry dell. At Bath re* se Thiseu thwehrto of .eattlt sod sheep wee greater item in eiss formettallassient. • rat home .. , Id ait frees 7a Oak blta pew Amyl tan fit sheep .01.1 at S.I. per lb.; higher prices were edlll44* the poorer kmda thaw Myers would give. Al Devisee market era Thanatos, the how *beets obtain ed lass week's prints, NH belle humans tees dune. At the fair, a large aiwalser of soperiar hoond rattle was rehibitral for ask ; brat the demised was wig 1... prep,. lion. P.t Is. lad Is. per sciire; Undone M. to IV each. There were hat few good horns. t Average price carers at ITioehrater vas market I-1391.5t, 6111 e. lad.; Satter, 19e. The sale, made last market-day were at a depression, sad few pereisaers. THE CHASE. The Males stag hounda will tnret oil Fri Jay mat at Way laaWas, at lan u'elock. Eke Oakley hotted% to-morrow at Chiclwrly ; oa Thais day at llielehtwatiro ; anti on Saturday at flrusubaso. The Earl of Scarbrough'. Ina ►ounds au Wednesday al Swirtaow Worn} ; and 00 Friday at tie White Houses...at balf.riat ten reelnek each The gut of Harewooda fox lantoods oo Thursday at Ask• with sad **Saturday at Bynum—each musing at half-pant tea o'clock. The Sadaworth for hauntla no Thursday at South Hindley ; sod on Saturday at Bretton Hall—each day as half-put tea o'clock. The Flarfield harrier* to morrow at Belton ; sod too Fri. day at Duoserofi—st tea o'clock each day. The Sheffield harriers un Thursday at Dressbornugh. Sir Jacob hinstias (Norfolk) out Wednesday at Bashain, on Friday at Bintry—each day at eleven Slr. Dewing 's hounds on Wednesday at Sbipdham (Mr. Cation'a), ow Friday at Hisislriarrisam. The Worcestershire honed, on Monday at Dad's/melon, as Saturday at the Kennel. Sir Edward Sraythe's fox bonds ois Friday at Copilot°. Hi. phiemy.. meg bowels Ind on Friday Goo of the severer, tans that Boa creamed for several years. They met at stassrell, sod the deer wee taker at /leaden, after a long chase through a very heavy eueotry. THE ARMY. Previous to the 44th leaving AtMoe., they pee a vi e d ►all to their commanding odicer,Coliteel klorriesssa,C.B. as a mark of their respect and esteem; the ball was atleadad by all the respectahle rowdies in the iseightsourbuod ; the rooms were tastefully decorated, a traaspareacy at each end: ow was the temple of Victory, with the badges wf the regi• ramit.,-Hope was conducting Minerva to it ; on bee shield was s• Chryshis Farm, 11th Nov. 1813." This latter alludes to the place where the Colonel so gallaally distinguished himself at the bead of the 89th is Cadada. The 78th Highlanders have marched from Dobbs. The last division marched on Wednesday. The7Bth Highlanders are to be stationed in Limerick. WE CREAM AN EAST MOON OF FULPARING ICI MUMS IN SUIlkIlLe, IN DEFECT OF II ATILISAL From the advanced stale of the prosiest uncomenoely mild winr, it mar be reasuusbiy presumed, perhaps. that nu ice will be furnished naturally for the confectioners' use in the simmer. la the ereut el this taking piece, it may not be amiss to point not an easy, practical, sad eut vary impemive mode of obtaining ice for the purpose, arttficiolly. Equal parts of eat ammoniac and Who, reduced together into ponder, by solution in spring water, under proper ma. nagement will produce cold ■olficieul, eves in the hottest day i■ summer, to convert water into ice. The ice thee made may be used as in the common process, with common ..it, for freesiog creams. &e. Au appropriale reseal coo taiwimg the water to be frozen ie to be immersed in a larger vessel contaiolog the shove onlatios, and whets the water is near freezing, stirred about so as to redoee it to a kind or Mirh SNOW &Mk Mislead of allowing it to heenme a solid mem. The commas salt is to be added to this, sod t►e pro nos goadoeted in the usual manner. The same ponder will sieve repeatedly for the same use by evaporation to dryness. The above procreator frevssag crease sews a large Wale is more economical than by the direct effect of the moisture • esaateting of eat ammoniac, ate. The addition of &fiber's aislt is powder to the former, increases considerably its effect, but the materials are out then recoverable fur use by evaporation. The Gent!eine° lately deputed to Ireland to inquire inio abuses aid suggest imprnvementr, have since their return established an of f ice, which they designate " The Office of Irish Inquiry." A correspondent notices in terms of rest regret the neglected coodition of the house of Weston, near Olney, in Bucks, so long occupied by the amiable poet COWPNR, and where he penned so much of his elegant poetry, and wrote so many of his admired letters. The house, we are informed, was very lately, and, we believe, still is occupied by paupers, the garden *loch the port delighted to cultivate and adieu is ruined, and the bust of HOERR placed there by him removed. We hare been informed, from good authority, that his MAJESTY has presented to the Library lately established at Eton for the use of the scholar., a large paper copy of the Dolphin et Variorum classics, now in the course of publication. The authors al ready published are, VIRGIL. CLAUDIA'S, CESAR. SALLUsT, TACITUS, and EUTROPIUS, comprising 47 volumes; and redo volume has been elegantly bound, will, the arias of the KING On one cover. and those -of Eton on the other. This mithiticent present has burn uccompamed by his MAJEsTy's direction that wt annual holiday be given to the scholars, at much tone/ us the Provost may deem convenient, iii commemoration of the gift.—( Wind. see txpress.) The well of MARIA, Countess of GUILFORD. was proved in the Prerogative Court on the 28th lilt. by CHARLuTTR BOYCOTT, the tidier. and E. Rirsviscsorr, Esq. the executors, the personal prisiwrty being sworn under 90,000/. The prin cipal bequest* are, 5,0001. to her brother. Tilos. HunoTT, of tinder, in the couuty of Salop ; cud 10,000/. to her si-ter CIi•RLOTTE, alto is also named residuary legatee. Besides pecuniary lega cies, two oil ter son p wrens are left to the *0 dough tens of the late Eail of GUILFORD, the stintr-box presroted to his grenilfat her, lay FasnEttice, Prince of Wales, with his Royal Highness's miniature in enamel OU the lid. Iler 1-411y:ship's sets of ame thysts Hatt of topra sa are directed to be sold fur the iiiiepoi: c m of leer will. The buleanl, of herself and the late Earl are particularly leineutbered. On Friday the Bth islet. • very excellent dinner was provided by Mr. T. ildsmisws, the slew Ion& laid, et the Swett InorMighworilt..of which upwards of seventy of the neighbouring Gretirateru . partook ; thg Chair was ably tilled by W. Cumin, E.g. 'u n y Tel 11410 tints stem drank, cud the day pawed In IlIeMOl4 harmonwnswinl convivial.aeumwr. In the moire of the evening Messrs. Timm amid Wii.I.IAIIS. from 6 9 111(1 0 11, sod Messrs. Moss and VARRYM its, riirertsitietl the company with several curl kat aoqr• • FRMALR • Thneedayae•anight, as Mr.. Reim, wife of farmer Rew, of near Exeter, was sitting up with her maid•seirra after Oho NNW of the family were in bed, they heard a noise without amen the poultry, when the maid sallied forth with great resolution rw arc abet wa► the matter. Led by the poise, she aseeudeil the Millet, or cock loft, and. Aydin, a mast there, atirtispted to seise kin' Th. fellow de wended with all speed, the girl following him. By !hi. inn; Mrs Rew came, aimed, to her to eveura and a scree tanned. Mrs. R. received mweral blows, and the man was wounded in the arra, bat escaped. They hoe. him, however, to be one Ashford, of Heniton's Cunt, and he was secured alit day ender a Jodie.% warrant, rod roonnitted for trial. Another maw, whom the girl called ittgliy, mood at the door, on the watch, with a turkey uuder his arm but, upon seeing time woman, rae off. I Nell EST. --rem— Ao foquisilion was holden ote the 14th imelsole by J. Cliersity, Ghatlean, oleo of his lisjesty's Coroarrs for the Cooly of Becks, at lierobleden, in that comity, w view of Hee body of Wham Volta', aged ten years, who oa the bleaday preceding, in the 'temporary absence of the waster of the eberity wheel there, accidentally eet lee to his smock frock • sad although the cries of the deceased were !almost immediatelyliately heard by the master, whn had not then gene above thirty yards from the school, and who rendered every possible assistance by evadeavooring to extinguish the flames with his green coal. and which was uniniately effected by a rack, yet the Ire had so burnt sad affected the frame of the dneesstei as Ic tease his death, after lingerie( till Ike fell login unorming, sad recriehig every posaible &shoelace, beide Iltil‘ical sad otherwise.—Vsediet " That the deceased WIN accidentally burst, whereby his death was occesioised." IM • • DARING STRRAT RUBBERY. Abort haltpast wen o'clock on Friday reeving es Dr. Skinner, of Hatton garden, was going ulong the dark arched plumage leading out of Pickled Egrwatk into Coppice. row, by Cltrkeuwell workhouse, on his way to visit a patient, he was run against by three fellows who hundled him, and ore of them made a pull at his watchnbaiu, which broke at the pivot, and the villains took the chain and seals, winch cost him eleven guineas. The Doctor imme diately laid hold of the next of are three to him, on which the villain knocked him down, and attempted to escape, but was ;invented by a young man who hail just come via of the Pickled Egg public-house, sod who saw bins knock the Doctor down; he secured him; the realm swede a moat powerful resistance; with the assistance of se veral watelionee and others he was haridentird, mod conveyed before the Magistrate then sitting at the police office in Hatton garden, where he behaved with the greatest ins°. lessee. sod refused to tell his name, unless he was treated as a gentleman. At length he said his name was William Flashuian, that be wee a eabieet-nsakee by trade, and work ed for a Mr. Knight, at Deptford, and h.d no residence is London; and he knew mating of the robbery. David limaux, the yowls man who stooped him, proved that the Prisoner and theralme two sea were drinking at the Pickled Egg, they went out together, witness followed, aid immediately the raillery was columnated; be saw the Pri -1111.04.1 knotk down Doctor Skinner and endeavour to escape, when vitiates stopped him; he should know the other two mew if be wits to see them siesot, The Doctor proved that the Prisoner was the person sesilim when he was robbed, hut -whether bier was the hood that robbed him or out he could out my, but that he was one of the patty, and the man who knocked him down, he was positive. The Doctor was rubbed some time before of his watch, chain, and seal., whilst standing at his own door in Hationtarden. The Prisoner was then committed fur further essmiumbm, and a strong posse of coostables mot to convey him to prison. Csptiun Cutreonn, of t►e Bieryntsta frntate, wader orders for the Mediterranean station, has iiabtielted as Address to . . Isis cosslissesis, the eternises of Duissatven, that he hes formed a resolution to seise, from Pas liaises', while triaged is the 'mire duties of his prafessios. The Right lion. W. 1... 1 FRRISANTLE was re elected member for the borough of Buckingham on Monday lasi, vacated in consequence of his appoint ment to the Board of Control. A handsome dinner was provided for the occasion ut the Cobham Arms 1.., to which about SO persons, freeholder, and in habitants of Bucktrighain, sat down. Two barrels of beer were given sway ott the Market-hill in the evening. The Judges are expected to arrive at Aylesbury on Saturday, the 9th of March. The Assizes will therefore moat probably commence on the Monday following. The number of prisoners is amall com pared with precious calendars. being only 35, but we are sorry to observe that the offeoces for which they ore 111..01.1l to be tried are in many instances of • serious nature. At Stamford lair on Tuesday the show of beasts waii not large, and in the early part of the morniug there was ►once tendency to improvement in prices, but the report of Monday's Smithfield market seas known by eight o'clock, and damped the spirit of bossiness. The sale of both Mores and meated beast* became as dull us eve►. The hone fair was principally on Monday ; prices certainly not better than of late.—Mr. Baowm. a ►espectable farmer of Siretion, in Rutland, was swindled by a fellow who paid him for a good horse in two ten-pound notes of the Newark batik of Pociii.iNutoN and DICK INSON, wh,ch stopped payment 13 years ago. Mr. BROWN discovered the fraud in a short time. but the 'windier in the interim had ridden away welt the horse. A time bell belonging to Mr. NIII.MEI4 of Caverslistu Form (from whose dairy • large portioa 11r the population of Heading is supplied wills Irst week broke loose from its conductor, in Carershsui-street, and 11111 about furiously for some time, throwing into consternation such of the intim. basins ss happened in he out of doors. He silts at last forced iino a stable. where it was found neces sary to shoot him. which war effected by &molt hint from the lray-loft. The escape of this animal from its keeper .weti owed by the breaking of the swivel, by which the stick in the inan's hand was attached ie • !urge ring which passed through the boll'. no*. No occident occurred, though the keeper (ebetb be obsess Avec) only escaped be coming the victipi of his fury by .erawling under ass ea itjc814..040 .r.o l l ll 4 ll lefi biWitetind to ,be blutar • • • r r7ww" . LAW INTELLIGENCE. • COVET OF KI it Gr: BMICH, Werlegaitgas • SATLIDAY, FtsiVARY 110. tioau b, ritrutsuu. • Mr. CUlt% KY ealatrii, that this was ■a'artion in which. the Kotula' sought to recover repar , otiou to i damages fur the injury his chrracter smarmed by the slanderous and defamatory expressions used by the Defendant. The partie•, it a l weare I, had been fellow-,ervaiits ;11 the family of Lord Beaha rough—the Pl. tar fi11.... Na under groem, and the Des &orient as sicer.ed ; but Defendant sko kept a liverysstrible iu o%lord-street. and the Plaintiff was induced to tent his situation w Lord Beshoiough's family, arid mitlertuke the squatioa of ostler ruder the Defendaiit, will' whom lie livid fur some time. At length a duliutr tonic Lo. twee', tiwro respecoing a horse, and the Piuiuiilfgnve him warning and quitted his service. After this event hid ii, ken pher. the Defeisd•asi toll different person- , 'li it the Phial= tiff had robl,-d hiai , Is embezzleing sums of money to the amount of 400!. or 5001. The Plains tiff went to and wari,ed hint to reforin from such reports, or if he r.ally had reason fur such its accusation. to prefer it properly before a Mogi?, trine ; intatusting, at the seine time, that he would bring an action alpinist him Itir the slatideious repo is lie had circulated. The Defendant upon ibis, lake nut a warrant against the Plaintiff. who was ultimately put upon hts trial at the 01,1 Bailey, on a charge of emhezzlement, but sc. quitted oil Peterson's own e; upon which acquittal lie brought the preseu action. A juin lication was put on the record. Mr. Attutruus, fur the Defendant, contended that bus chant hod meted on whet he thought jolt,- liable grounds ; and if he war wrong, his error bad arisen oat al mistake. anil not front malice ; and. in (set, that nominal damages would meet the justice of the case. The CHIEF JUSTICE summed up, and the Jury found a 'rennet for the Damages 100/. ; costs 40*. POLICE. lit LBO tOUGH-sTISST. VAGRANCY POURTRAYED Saturday James Frisk, a sturdy-lookiug fellow, was brought to this oilier by the Meudicity officer., charged with begging in the sterile. The atalrrrent of the officers west to peeve, that on Sa. turday moruing they saw the Peisuiser mar Hyde Peat-ear ner. &Aisne clarity of several persons, sad us their sot im. medialely supplying him with money, he pursued them I. a rode manlier until they gave him something. The Meat:licit) Society frequently having had complaints in consequence of the numerous beggars who latest the streets, sad being strong and abs. to work, they hit upon a plan of employing such persons in a what( at Paddiogion to break stouts for the rosily, and iu the course of the last month a great number of men were trot to No. 8 wharf to pursue the employment adopted, fur which each vagrant received half a-crows per day, sod the Pillearf was use of these that had been sent, but lie NM •way, as did al.° several others, which partly proved that they were a set of idle fellows, who found begmug a more profitable protestor. The officer produced the Meudicity &Kw ty's hook, in %Wel l they kept an acenuut of the parties that bad hero sent to work, and the number that bad absconded, VI hich was is. spected by Mr. Dyer, the Magistrate. The first week it op peered that SO 'Lieu, strong and able fellows were set to work, out of which number 35 absconded bets:re the rod of the troth; the second week 70 were put to work, out of which 51 touk to their heels; the third week 34 were sent, and 29 look French leave; the fourth week 26 indralri• pass fellows were put to this exercise, which they mak sot at all to relish, sod 19 of them started without eves Wallin those they left behind them t' Good by!" Thus the expectations of the Society were frustrated, and at the rod of the month out of the 180 perform sent to suet 134 bad ems away, leaving furtymx at work ; out of that forty-six tomety-live ran away in a short time, and by the 9th of the present mouth only Moe continued at the atone breaking employment; all the remainder are now travelling about as very vagrants. During the period of their being at work the amount of slimes Inuke• was 401 toss 17 cat. The Prisoner, who appeared to lee a very healthy ono, yes committed au the House of Correctiou as a rogue and vagabond. BATTON-GARDEN. DARING ATTACK ON POLICE OFFICERS. On *sweaty Edward 0/dstork, Thomas guipld, and Thomas Lloyd, journeymen bakers, in the employ of ear Howe, a cheap baker, in Picketustreet, Temple-bar, west brought up on a w at is the custody of a large posse of oaten and reastables, on three separate don:roof assault ing and besting Juba Bier% William Thisellon, and William Brown Edward,. when in Ilie execution of their duty. The circumstanced were ma ("How:— "'!.7 i, .. .. ~. . r 1117SITIESS IX THE HOUSE Of oospo.va. NOTICAS OF MOTIONS km Turn D*v, FMBSWART IS. 1, Lord Archibald Heusilioo—To soave for Copp of life Ass pointoseot of Cuss for of the Privileges ir tit/Loyal osarrits of *Gilead. 411.1800 Archshald Hansillfsoßill to abolish She taferlic • Pirtle of Comisaismosiesof Scutlsild. jKr. Naar—Aromy cod Navy Reforms. . s , r Jobs Oshora—Vote of Seatmem. (la Ciamoiiitee of SuPPIY.) f. Margoio of Loo4ooderri--Stleet COMMIXIMPII lON Agrieul . Coral Moire*. 4. Nr.Clamilicellor of the Exchequer—To rrfer Est - logos( Bills sod Treasury Bills Armorials to Cooiniaike of Si:poly. INEL4ND. • Dwane, emit:Aar 14. • A deprisitioo was made before 11w sittiog iforlot.oeo at the Head POlief elfin in this city, that us ►undo/ the 34 -losistaist, about Net ro o'clork in the foe town, a willies. owl. , e woe posted oo the gordeo door of the Rev. S. S ko. Hector of Swords, opposite Ilse Cliercb, solferiordt.o44N. • tor the head of abemow elw puor —l,OOOl ha •1 proctor, aud 5001. for any preset, who would oro,slolifire them.' It was siducd Captain Rock. Mr. James Walesa, tithe proctor to Mr. French, irwmediaNly took dowodthe no tice, which had been pooted up daring. ales urecediag 4431. It was hooded to Captain Gordon, a Magistrate. MOST MALAneIioLY 4CCIDENT. SALEM (sEw YORK). DECIENESIL It is our ',awful duty in record one ni the moat dortiessiog incidents which has ever occurred re this vicirrity. Early on Wednesday lasi Mr. nor vision 6. Make, en iolsalritaitt eof this tows, lett. home with his wife and one of his children, abaiit 15 months old, intending to visit kis father.isrelsw and other friends beyond the Green Mountain.— They reached Arlington (Vermont) in rarity, about eleven o'clock, sod WWI after noon proceeded on the road, leading over the mountain, through Sunderland. As they ascerithd they found i;:e snow much deeper than they expected. cud after two or three mtirs no sleigh hail passed mace the lite snow, and on pooh or track was to be round. With much labour, hieeever, they aloarly pressed fit ward, hrroking their iosd through snow more than two Lett deep, on the side of a steep rugged mountain, and nearly fire miles from any homer, habitation. Here slight overtook them; sod to augment their dismay, their horse, fatigued by such protracted eaertiutio sit the snow, began to lag, and at leogth stopred. After some delibcrutior l / 4 they concluded to loose buns from the sleigh, and made lowlier vigorous effort to sive theinstive• and then child. The following extract from a letter, dated Strat ton, December I. written in Mr. Blake's neon., by his attending physician, to his friend here, ex hibits all the additional particular■ of this nielati choly affair, which have cause to our knowledge:a.- " My wife rode and carried the babe a short dia. lace only, when she said she could ride no farther. Sne then ali A hled and told me she would walk as far as she could after me, and auswer to my calla. I took her amok, and gave iu return my greet coat and mittens. Her .espouses soon became oft low, that I could not helm thrm, unr could she 'wettable bear either ray calls for help or my addresser; to het. She advanced but a short distance before she left our dear babe, wrapt in my great cost, in the s n ow. Sine did nut uavel more than 150 rods, when she became so chilled End frozen that aloe souk, never to rise again ! She was found aline nest day, bet aye rived only a few moments. I was about forty rods from lie► in advance, obviously in • perialiag eon dition. But a few hours more, deur Sir e .sind I too must hove been beyond the reach of human assistance. I called aloud repeatedly before I became benumbed with the oid ; but all to no avail. We were all providentially found yester day oftertioon, and carried to the meanest habi. ration in this town. Our babe was found hell a mile from my deceased consort, with its fate asked and iu the wow ; it smiled affectionately when taken up; it is pot frozen, except one foot, sod that nut badly. My feet are both frozen half way to my ankles. My hands are also mach how', and tu-day indescribably painful."— I A weeriten Paper./ About eight o'clock on Wednesday night a man chat : b n eo d l u u s e e of gentlemanly alyestionce, stool made, an d ,biped tio wa istcoat, couch d pe res ut s d e i d oo i l l ii. a e b r l r a i c ve k d y c b out, a of Mr. THACIHASS, the Crown Inn, at Chewy, where he took up his lodgings for the night, Bohr whence he contrived to escape, taking with hiue twelve pair of Howie sheets, severs! pieces 1111 itakt:e linen, aid other articles. llrifoemasallts •of the rubbery was given ou Saturday at the different police offices. On %Vednesday bun an inquest sumo held st Abingdon, before J. F. SPENI.OI,II, tkoq. 'Mayor, on the body of Master Bzw.rarkali *44.usnro. ogrd eight years, who was oats rtuaastglet:drawqect in the river 'Thames the dry pircetfietg. The-Ar t-eased was walking with-the servaisioin titer effies noon, arid left them, who supposed 1111'mM:erne home ; instead of which he returned to thp Helen's Wharf, where it appears he I TT* a boat, in which he was playing by hiMitir tet - -" AccideuUsi Death." Among the many aceidenta occasioned by Abt hurricane on the night of the gd imount, what singular set its effects occurred 1., 4.:1e L t -- Park, at Windsor. A bur and votwia.bie .in , than was partly decayed in the body, wes by tt,,• violence of Use wind broken off &bone futir lent flout the gtound. and for head pircipitated such velocity that it became compleierjAtiveru k ti, Upwards of 40 rooks cud crows that IMO ;Will" - uu the tree, were found deed among tiler is/anther, At the Petty Sessions held at Alrooford. on Thursditv, Mr. JOHN HOST, of Bishop', Sutton. which were broke° irr "u"leu'lrreuer 4 7 wan convicted in -the flue of *OOl. for euseeoling lence of the concussion. malt in en minutered room ; but in consequence of Last Thursday night, after twelve o'clnels, an .eateontire gang of idle and disorderly persona were dislodged from one of it being his 'first offence the Magistrates lowered ot . . . • • • . thou, sinks of ionenty recently cattsyl yany-srog alms in v to 501. Immo is Athertua.sueel, Liverpool, sad canner:4lM We are concerned to state find JAIISII GORDON, wett. from wheure they •erietireuilit befomthaillggiatvides V 4 Esq. aged 70, put a period to his existence jester- Friday. Them Weft is aflr, from 14 so t t years of b it e. • , , of which 22.wrre males, and live females, sod the i r ceevecti• day morning, by blowing his brains our, at sm. ( ...... I . eurcupitd a very conii je • . . reale trexpeatisec bootie in Hill-street, Berkeley-square. fiat with the exception oftpo Or three, who were asp:voile-es, The officers of Excise, in pursuance of an eider sot one of them followed soy hnorst mesas of eaeinue of the Treasury, are requested to specify the amount li . v o i r n r i: c , t an on d sr s v a rvis t l u m ( t hem alt of h t a n d em "e w en „e ia l ula narl t i el u st r i t ati a l "- of of their salaries, perquisites, &c. which.they ate and l- d could uiruip fro de ace of good elitta n fter, it a , ag . ; :7 to enumerate the most trilling mat ters.toncbstig .the trate,,s 2 . r 4 rttient I 'tted Übe k we'll O. OB it) ues product of income be}ond tbst.qf salary. T and vagabonds to the Flouted CoretttlioN. Information being given on oath at this office that a qua*• City of pearl ash, sal ammoniac, oe alum, were on the pre mists of Howe, a warrant was isaued,and Thiselios sod Ed. weeds, officers, accompanied by Nem were deputed to pat it in eaieslion, and they went to Bowes house to mike the Necessary search. On their esteriag the shop they produced their warrant, and staled that they were polite officers, come by virtue of a warrant to ',arch t►e mitosis's fur alum. or other pernicious iugredients, weed in adulterating bread. The trap-doer which opened from the shop fain the bakehouse being opened, Biers end Thiseliun descended, Edwards remaining is the shop. The alarm .as given from the stoup to the ►bree Prisoner., who were at work in the bakehouse. The asp of she trap was instantly closed, the lights eatingiiiehed, when the Pri mmer, tililstuck, knocked down Bier., and got OD top of hits, and attempted to strangle him. Thtselluit went to his as- Malone,, sad was kuucked Joel, by the Prisoner, Lloyd, and whilst she four were engaged, Knight struck Thiieltaii nn the back of the neck. The noise of the scuffle brought FAlwarde to their assistance, when he was also koorked (town. The Prisoner Oldsturk armed himself with a heavy iron poker, and made a blow at wee of the officers, but was happily prevented from striking. The periwig in the shop called the officers thieve*, and called to the Prisoners lo be watchf u l that they put nothing in their markets; the officers were then beat, dragged, and (Wally kickedout of the house; they returned to. the o6ice, shoe they made their complaint OD oath, and a warrant fur assaulting them in Ike execution of their duty was granted, and a 'strong force sent to take the Prisoners into custody. The charge being sworn to by the officers, the Prisoner, were iresnesitteal, with orders to give twenty-four hours notice of bail, that their characters 'night be inquired into. ~-~ 3a+L•- ~.. ~.~~~~ NIMMINS: ---- 7 : r. 1 411 1 • r