The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-03-04 00:00:00

01Peeti 110131 t, The opera of the Boron de Dehhela waa re. pested, and went off with its usual 'access. The hoses displayed a full Attendance of rank and and the pit overflowett at in early hour. bausv-taps. The Vetere* continues to keep the geld sad pulse fresh laurels nightly. The performers me now become mellow in their seerol characters, sod the piece presents itself iu Its most perfect .tate. catir.aaabsie. Meagre" was repeated on Saturday right, and with its accustomed soccets. The singing was ex quisite. The finale woo loudly Neared, ind so cadent was the call on the load of the audience, 4he certain, which had fallen, was drawn up again fur the repetition. Smeittban's admirable farce. the Critic, followed. Mr. FARM. Mr. i lbrree, &c. exerted themselves with the happiest effect. The house displayed • fall and fashionabli c0{11• Inn!. ,- .era THE PARKS. The fiat:nets of the ditty yesterday attnkted kb hoseitse assetablage to the Parks. The fashions partook of die weedier. It would be diflicolt to • ativertaio front the variety of the corklike Anther it okre whiter, spring, or Witmer. Silksand pelisses, mambas mid fors, were mixed in endless confusion, sod all the coloars of the rainbow were called into the aid of youth sad beauty. .. Q satbarrok, miact t. TUTU* tor abhors! Alp 'esti hoe Mooned seer the Ants of • slight cola. Or Willis* Knighton arrived free ions se Ilitodoy. to risk Ms 1140wi.• Lao/ Ilaitowhy, Sforgeis iota illorchioneto of Chilinoir Sehl. Como alnuoter, Sir B. Staiwfield, sad Mr. Boller, left 410 Nam for town ?mode,. EXTHAORDINiteIf DISCOVIIRY. A psper lws been reed before the Geological Society of London announcing the discovery oi sa extensive vault or fosse in the north of Eng. land, illed with the bones of elephants ' tigers, kw, hymens, and other ferocious wild beasts.— . The boon of the other animals ere indeoted with auks in eyries. places corresponding with the hymn's teeth, sod the iofrrence is,. that these ani mals •were congregated together for the purpose ofpromiteuous light, or whit is commonly called s Welsh Main, in which the hyseass proved vie ws; From various other observatiou• it to whirred that this scene was acted previous to the flood. CAMBRIDGE COUNTY ME STING. On Thorsday a numerous meeting of the Free- holders sad inbabimate of this county woo held at the Shire Hall, •• to take into eossiderstion the pre sent distressed state of the Agriculture, Interest, and the propriety of petitioning Parliament for rte. Itesolutions lope "read bralt•Pipme lad tieconded by Mr. J. Page. The Rev. C. A. Bsowee doubted the rspe titeeei of presenting the Petition to Parliament with sot mention of Reform, and was proceeding to make use remarks on the subject, when the High She. riesaid he should always he ham to convene a meeting fur Parliamentary Reform, but the present was culled for a specific purpose, and they ought to keep to it. The Rev. Gentleman bowed to the de. vision of the Sheriff, sad retired. Mr. F. K. EAGLE, offer a sheet address, moved as en sineochnent to the origins, resolutions. That from wiles hue takes piece during Ilse pressel sad recedimdessioui, H Is tin Arm sad decided spialosi .f ibis mesiierg, shirt say pokiest se the laver House of Perlis. NNW, IN at poorest earatitared, for relief Gen the difficulties shish the wiliest is Hakim, would be embroil Inds sad trainers." Mr. SAMUEL WELLS seconded the ameudareot, being perfectly satisfied that • Petition without the mention of Reform would be of no avail. He was not earpristil that the young gentlemen of the Uni versity should feel rather uucomforiable, because, if their fathers were compelled to lower their rents, they would have to remain at home. [This attack on the junior members of the Univeisity, a con siderable number of client were torrent, linen,- dintrly caused such uproar, that it was utmost im nearible to hear any further remarks which the Learned Geutlrtuui atte] pted, after a slight an d uselers etiology, to ma k e . Mr. S. I'. BEALS/ end Mr. FORPHAN supported the suirtulinesit, which sas put by the High Sheriff soil carried by a considerable majority, coupe. gamily the original resolutions for a petition fell to the grourid.—Thatik. were voted to the High She. tiff; after which the meeting was dissolved. le consequence of • requisition to the High She.. riff, a cousuy meeting will lie held on Thursday the 4 , h of April, on the subject of Peiliatoristaiy Reform. _~~ The freedom of the borough of Lynn has bre° bit.itiimuu•ly voted to Hoists ITT 1401. DITCH, Esq. 11. A. Fellow of Caws College, Cambridge, the selisur Wini•gler of the prtstiit )tar. as a mark tif tile high oe.me she eorpwaviun entertains of the twin► of their disiiiiguishen townsmen. S:teerne.• duck-yard has been placed under the t uperiutendetice of the Commissioner at Chatham AN Oficial mune to an crab-rot the Holm of Commons Hairs the que a si ly of ?cold Seto his Majes ye Mist from the 14 January, 181$, to the Ist January, Mt, at fltlb.. tatiom. Adm. 7ere.; value 19,283,335/. ea. 6d. Gold Introits csined •ithia said period 17,611,5601. 3e. Id. As official ftrturn to as oeJer of the noose of C 0..... sk slab preshrosgranied out of the Civil List of Scotland front Nth Jae; MU, to the 10th J ame , 1811 , statea—ro A " endure, Clef. myear ; Earl or Euthes 3005.; sad Sir Lily Ebben& (raki l i ens l ). 100 f ; Mrs. A . Tarsier, • idu er, 501.; GeOfft Gordon, ISO/. A similar 016eial Erturii metre the annual expense of Nolieaal Yaeciw Esteblishment at toroo/. Ou Friday last a wail, of the townie of BETTE- Most. teodettwk to run ten miles , on the road be. lire " Limo HMI Slough, io un hour and eight illi u° lo l *lnch h e p ei ti nuir d , with apparent raw, one minut e and a half within the time. We ull deNeud he is watched for 401. to run twenty miles nit,„ 'ow it * mud hal', thi r a ft ernoon , at limp. to il court. I.a hilt who,' be, Iva alum* Stit-4 have heat; l i ned LiVerpoprs espies's, pet af his '44"scry, (Nit of Islibielf, Med I Athol au Noble Lord ever ' Imposed Islapelf Mora. lie says, that sof distress, as WO se the dilative's of kerepe, is owing, is abswelanee. Nor I shill g r a mow, slim his fact is wises, apd that there is larr abeisasolml and Laken tries Web, that if his fact were eight, .44 abindanee di flail, his cowlieiee, Is wide/. that Ab b.'', can milli Prima it.-=Fine to the feet. The distress of this weary sad that of all &snipe, brims ois the fall of pekes fa t ilt, sett hoe bate regularly browsing relief 1104 grimier, as pekes fell lower and lower, ever sines that wiped l e dm p t hour. As this distress, Squishiest is Load Ue , and Lewis le &Writ. proceeds from ibsimdeticr„; It le necessary to eoliths& shat this •lusagasice hipopo emi r s billeted for thew last Nine years, bet hes beam* Olvillitg49o grease Web asecessive year. Now shoodasee rimed Is two ways—by the breaking u p of sena • ' o b es a ao sl oa b ies s a , a. I have sot obseavall asy somas of! 'Ns amiable tore. Iles during fhb period no new landthave be.. looks. up. Preece was all brakes up and cultivated 'dewing tie revulsties,• Genitally, Aria, ROWS Italy, mid Illagisad, sot meek in the base slate that tise;•were nine years ago; so *best has bets discovered to resew itself, Isle Or., Perry rrsr ivithout frefth pluaghier and sossisg--sise tie there beet say Improrewieut In Ike art of cub ivetiou,sisch as ft Weft* 'Wish, or steam reaper—sot has Sir tilsasphry Davy fotriod oast soy elicesinial process by which the earth lase bets made sore fruitful time formerly.; se that the only roma as which Lord Liverpool ran rest his tact of greiter alowlesce during these last Moe years, this the netwymars prosedisg, Is in A eposlant 119(011101111M of mpre abswiftett bar wets., 'Sias the wend take. • heed more totravelifil witimirtbe tads of illetmalicts that have shot t howeetn,during this period, shed • kisdhor inlaiewe sow AO it Las Dame Nature heels so very üblogieg as se abet latts,whigh „were sever altered hefore, to gladdrSi the ad misigirstion of Lord Liverpool,, sod the mitts Louis , with a "gewgaw of " dim albs r ars, hey do sae sagratefel 'aerials rehire such Madness! They any, . 16 Dear Lady, we are sere yes mesa to be very issiselsfsl to! 1 ,01, bet you give us too much of your good thaw; de belle War; if you please, a little pestileser, • partial &ism. p ' lit at • fissile', a few ',ewes hared, w • deluge, ear • . -geggglo, so mow which, but sonselbiag leorroble. swa gad, will yon." Them • rawoldons Noise was beard likk Mao ; Oast themiller. sod Datum Nature repliel,--w Fouls! I have. .tees rmit so more smile Amiss tam ohm years this the *es beare...iesy 'laws ere she* .4, Alba .for the 81011011. yon febl." While Louis *wet liutrpoal woe gull alder sereiriee et ibiathrebraiiii% *Sults Fairy watered us she awed of soft usiseir, mad is a mat. babes ware raid, '• I have Sows over the whole of Leaps ler slaw lave IS years, asA haver:roasted every grain is wry Ob. is every field of wheal as Wires .ad I ems aware yes, illbit the last Moe years have sot protli:ced • single grain niers 1111•41 sis wise yews before." She thee awe as eters' filiefiblyee Louis,- kissed her head to Lard Liverpool, end' . Sesser% fee the fact, sad now for the essU 4 a llad we will suppose Wyse Nature sod lbc_tiqs l'infie be totally siroogolsougli I do not shish the bllts fairy Weld ester a fasehoud, and greet that these lass albsyssmit bore prodoeed exactly use half more elms the vine be. he- Sere, that prates have bees exactly one half lower tiny sere the Moe pars Ware, from this cause—bow ems Lord lakerpost Wow drioress so follow fro* this? If I sell sp alionbie produce fee the same sum altogether' Mat I before Meld sly held prodoce ter, bow's= I distressed? 1 have she Mme femme that I bad before. As pricessrelssived„ bet endow &ablest, the 'bereave in the quotient* of pftsdece bakes op tor be loweess of prices, mid I ass madly es rich se I wss *hes produce was less, awd priers . higber. Bat, to poem offset, my {.cote is set the same, h iedisalidshed one third, old so ore she wrricelteral increases thriinghow dl Es. peps. Wm could this be if low priors proceeded from rhea. doses? It is evilest thee that they Ile set wowed frbli libssdimice, se iOOOOOll would hove bow the mime. The dot .of km prices, therefore, Is sot se letwease of produce rum • *mewproduce, of mosey. The is obe rid "imp of evig; Iti ;P r ilds Is the' ► Ottereeed oar (1 ,. ~ gem K lI BY PO ?St t K. Id- Bee fai. la ; oily, hip . - - 'Nibs , tz i ;loony -dtseilier then why , Liverpool Mirk this emerstioawhy dem he SS toy that prices are I. prop/rinse to the quantity 017 OWN acid qamelity et prodece, mod as paper Da dimialshal tharoghatit all Europe, that the diverges ocesisloned, not becalms modem is i d, sad Isteamei an the same, hat because mosey is decreamd, Mad lommos are deemosed with it? The real fact is, lord Uverpeol does sot mairrstasal the subject of caress er ; he it ma sellielmoly aware that a dimiemilois of err. wary moos a dieriaatioo of prices—lt Is a Yew subjeet to hitres.4t M met a snap, as Burke says, os the ile--mooey was (.rawly left m issel4 to Gad its way is mid est of a country as it mold. There .0 no law, the operatic* of which puloos galena uni•ery that remelts from a detreate of airmey, or the peormerity that resolt• from Its increase. Ignoring, therefore, atlas distress that would , he set stoutly to lima so tleerense the currency , and brlng in gold; sway dew parer alth the weep of a hawk, god its came gold Lids the wings of an owl—she paper inches west away by thou seeds, het the gold Mathes ealy mane le by Medved.. There was • &Greece is the whole .rites., of titer corvette, to the email of a Mild, sad prices cortsequestly fell a third; but if Lord Liverpool were to acknowleiles that prices fell froas a deeredse of namey, he must acknowledge himself ignorant rather effects of Mr. Peel's Bill, as he samat a* such result to take place, sod weer did • Prime Magian ever ukase,. kt • his imtoianee? But to narrow this argument to ear own hiked. Lord U. verpool toys that our corn is itierootod. Bat bow does he show it ? Not by foreign impure, toe we have had nese fur them last three years. Bat look, he tells .e, m the Irish impale. Here lam sorry to observe, that if Lord Liver. peel it sot deceived himself, be has tried to deceive his eltiletry. He says, the imports from !reload amounted last par to 7,500,000 quariers ; nut, however, of wheal, but of eats; midst our manufacturers have not yet began to eat bale, libestgla they seen sissy, I know not hoes the introder- Neal 1111Fakis tea lower the price of wheat. Them iseer • t small proportion of wheat, but nothieg like so atialSea whet we imported from America and the Cootiocut eliealasmiard against importatior was seised to 80s. lea s ls the fact of abundance made out, since it is gent I ham the total eaclosion of foreign grain, that we Idle au had to nateeh these last nese years as the Moe yretelvittediog? Try again, my Lord; do out give it mO.-.• It is not may elate, therefore, time there has bete so ahem. dance, bet it is equally clear,if the harvests had Iwo. .bum. dant, that them would have een au diatom, as the (osiers woold have made the same income as before, the lacteal* I the quantity of c u re making up f ur the decrease is the price. It &float ' therefore, as a necessary eunarqueoce, that the low prices of this (votary, end the low p.ier• of the rest of Europe. have prureeded from rutting up she paper system that recruited th.wegli every part of Europe chair( the use. If erotism, remises the ease, mud murrey decreases, piers will fall Just as much as if motley remaised the same seed produce luereased. And the whole mistake of Loud Liver. pool consists in his asserting that produce Is sacmased, stead of that mosey is divers...J. Hers then roses the rul.—Why was our paper system cut op? Tu bring Is gold. Beet could not gold have hero brought iu without ruttier it up ? Could nut Lord Liverpool bsve kept our paper as it was, and waited till the value of gold was brought down to the value ..f color paper, by the produce of She American misses, and then have seaweed cash pay. aunts? This might have been done; but Drs Oiler Orson eat," and Apollo enveloped Lord Liverpool's head in • mist, so that he could sot see this. At the same 011ie every body called fur gold—every.hody said, Decrease your paper and being io gold'" 110 one know that by I mg paper, priers would fall, end units could nut be paid. No one foresaw the distress that would ensue, so paper was sod is cuss the gold, sod let came "bend Pair clasdo" th. distress. Let Lord Liverpool then come down to the House and avow the trick of Apollo. Let him say, "1 was not aware that by lemeniog the amount of our paper to raise it op to the value of gold, I should have loomed prices lo the wily that I hove dose, and produced all Ibis Ives of income mud misery. I will therefore go back to the sone assaiel of paper as la 1813 nod 1813, mid keeping paper at that smogs', without aity increase, will wait till the America* ... _ —...rdlN ikAJORIrr 111 FAVOUR or Stli I‘. VII scet's ' - Pet At W. _. , poTtim , 111100 C. 150 TWO LOOM OP !NO •03111ftAILTT.—WARTII 1. .. ~...•—. Abatement*, N.J. PreSeeeer Sit R. C. Nortiaehe, Vine. Allele. J. H. psteferahl, I..nril W. Itlerrolle. Hare. K. /Other', Vine. Fligrey. It'rv.l I. Newasph, R. W... A stet'. W. 'r.ilkestonr; Vise. New vet, Rt. Hoe. Astley. SirT. D Frankfand, R. A. John ttSOO4. Mr T. D. Farmed, K. N seent , E n id .1 g , , . .P. jos. Fleisher, Jelin ttThsity. S et, T. W. Forbes, C,. Orallegliaa, J. Sir T. Fleming, J u b a Ohl, W. ~ Vise. , Pe•or Juba Pannell, the H. N. M. ' "-Cireltant,ll. Palmer, Wood El, Iles.111.11114•1411. P. Pal mer . C. P. ' . 110 t tri , •:.) eil lti• Fir W. Pares, Thee. • •'. J. SSW H. Peirse, H. .. 4 ' Drowse, D. —.W. Phillips, G. R. • Duey, Vise. J. X. Puwiett, Hue. I% ' S a ar". c ' .'l p., Lord A. Price. R. Illsaisrd, J. Illrie, G. J. Prohy, Hos. G. L. ' t ' 'ltro2 l. Ed ward P. WI, Lorit'S. Pogo, F. r • H. Reread* R. • Peereildeek. J. iv A =ma. . . flub se, J. C. Siegal% 11). . 4 .SWI. F. Ham; R. Ridley, fkr 11. W.. i slikiceAktke C. Howprood, W. P. "Reltatte, G. Dina" W. Hoene, W. L. Raisros, A. 4::. ./ • Rionleyloseph ~ ilkabliseam,ll:i G. lon, Sir C. R. Dottiest, Lord Reinhold. C. Hair, J. "'' :eyglie AM. ' Ra m a 1. b in d J . , 118411ie, John 1 " . ..._ Irv". ' Sir E. ' Rice, J. S. .111atterwerth, J. iislfforMV H. Illiekford, W. Wank Joke •. fkbeeoliialiord • Shelley. Sir Jobs ' Cachet Jobs ,legyeise. G. P. . S m i t h, R. . r Uesedish, Lora G. Imes; W. Smith, Hos. R. 4 , . Catigiorlisis, IL ' "'Joie..., Colonel Smith, Wis. Ogelllked, Illitaullitiltditioll, Sir E. Said% A. •41 (Asa, Visages* •01 Seated% T. F. Smith, N. 'el Celbsese, f 4.111 ,4 Fier, Sir J. D. Scsdamere, R. - ' Ceseansos, 11,.. ~ ilk V. A. L. Steel, John ,Cremptee, Km. 'nibs**, J. G. Stewart (Tytene), Curves, J. C. "" •cc Stir W. W. Civerety, Thos. "Lloyd, Sir E. Stuart, LJ. Illbetwyed, G. Lsold.pee. H. Sykes. D. Corbett, P. Lerester, Ratalt &bright, Sir J. Cherry, G. H. Lowell's, Hue. W. Bence, Earl of Carnet% J. E. Lilo., Hon. IL P. Taylor. M. A. role, Sir C. Lethbridge, Sir T. Tierney, Re. Hoe. G. Cooper, .IE. L Lawler, F. lhompneet, Wes. Calthoinm Has. F.. Leslie; W. Tooresbend, Lord C. Colvin% N. „ Mawr'', J. F. , Talk, C. A. DeCrespigeihtr e 4.ritrell. H. F. Teampers, C. Davies, TAR Littleton, R. . Wane. J. A. Deans.. W.J. • Mikkerly. Jobs WcW L . , •Dannlamrilfl_ . 114 - 4 11feedasaild,.lemeis 11`11W01;11f. ' Daisenanamtilleara beekiateels, Sir J. .IVlllMilegi T.T. I.lleitinesio,,W rll , C Pattie, J. . IMO% Sit IL Dawson, N Magi', His. W. mod, Aldennes., Denton, 0 . .., Moore, Pete, . _ Wyedit, M. :• i Shrimp's', MC' Maxwell, J. "Wesimism pet All. 114ne. Rd, • . Mitchell, kink ' fflodk7, J. al: Egertew, W. Musgrove, Sit P. Whisseriq'WlP: 4 : Unite, Q. jillarjoribanks. L.....:-Wilsee, T. Eastest. Lard lilsery.ti, J. Watts& Eves% W. • • Illsesitid, Jolla Illesiat, R. —... Mr. Ridley CnUtesse Bed Mr. Kissed. +rated tot the repeal of the Salt Tan. " f . . . 4 orsreff." . ': : 3 , . • A , .. • r :,.. .. ..:...... ...m..........r.•••.1• 3 11,6 .. . ...1 TMlallosiaggagannew ePesedelity a 11111/1104, its 4 bin Pegs , * low the SHIM will irgtwide lito4 a piillblia Ode age. Jae. Ball, a widow, whir lately occupied a how indite path.. of Hutto sear-La ck, I.•:k, ill the atippieieg county of Stafford, in cesseqwence of the depreelnimi of sgrlculloral produce and other venomousness, became is arras" is hoe rem; about ten asp ago, her Isedigsre solicitor met a eireateble le rireere. Nitre the preloiwo; es his ~rival at the farm, be &sail the whole of the stock and princely ceemyed away, mod the looms, oilman without furniture is pesseasiop of a prise of the same of Goodwin, who professed ito have seam claim es the estate; the constable could obtain no satioraeloop in. farmaine from hies; bet us areseeding br • esighbeerieg cot, she inhabitants informed hies that 1 WIWI had 'ekes sway Emotes or Afters tuna. sad other articles; se poi. suing his inquiry, be discereerd the Hag is question wag a desseedart of Witch Hottest if autoriuss ematory, and AM her residesee was is Btophden, near Steke.epeauTress, le which place he punt:Med, end tried a variety of nonserovron le obtain admission. Um rmiaiisiow she preening*, the greeter purl of the poor woollies feraiture was felted; sod it boo ashaegoestly appeared that this wicked imposter has sold flee cows at Ordoskitk, in Leamihire and the others at Whit. church, is this comely, and peekrtt:rd the cash, with which she Ins ohogg*de4! by her torts sad emehiratioss she had obtained se cemplete en assindaaey seer the wind of the simple window as to Soak. her believe that whatever she mooed a anemia mark spelt, is was sot in the power of any IWONOS Mimi is get empossessod of, mid that byeemesnittleg "be whole property Mae hat ems. NO * ll,l l l ll Fewer roeld re' deem it unbent iter (*twat :•-(lithecaosessvp Chronicle.) An abalrect of the popolatiani of Ireland, according to the lair teems prioled by order 41 the Huston of Commas, agate, the member of souls is 1221, is Loins's? Mesmer Ulster Conaanglit Total I. beltimi 01*is' Reportof the Seceriecy et the Tresiery, reletiee to the trade end commerce bribe United States, derive the peer ending 30th Semeseber, left pr. Dollars. lampuris is Agonies. reset* Ditto in foreigtiesseele.... • 4,559,926 • Total imports.... 11,685,724 Domestic papal§ to Americo•' •trek.... 31,103,t7t Ditto it furtive vessels. 11,11.18,8112 43.671,894 F.:ports is (arrive pods 61,2112,1594 Of ispnrts there were he • 4111.1190 Cots 8;062,990 Moats PIRATES TAZIM—We leant Irvin thy Charleston Courier, limit the British vessels of war in the West bodies are following the example of the Americans, in capittring the pirates who con tinue to crimson there sere with blood. Captain of the ship Liverpool, arrived at that place Irons Turk's Island, informs us that on the 23(1 ult. his Britauuic Nliijerty'r schooner Speed well, Lieut. GEARY. captured in Turk's Wend Piimage a piratical •chanter, and brought her into th a t putt. The 8.11110 day a British man of war brig arrived titer., Moving on bored, in irons, fifty piratical pnvateer•men. whom she had taken a signet time 'actions uu board au armed ves►el in the vicinity of Santa Martha. Another torn of war brig hid passed through the Passage about a week before, with r number of these buccaneers—both remelt, bring on their way to Jamaica with the pri• vourre.—(lleic York Paper./ ..M , .... i ik. , : aro Mihiri • t oases list% Much. docels the tole of INJ to sho irojoi of she low which • two few pears tr.ll seouesplish. lea u loot rosy:aced shot *otitis( can schuss she &wire , * Mg Isla' tint the roguery is thereat , mote, is oil tropoco, i. woich it icn lo oboist proopoiropsroto' If Ibis in ism*. " rodecult Ugustse reiisot el if thew i 4 hot door, " root ewtoto." . . ANIS , )1_ r fro. •,. • - • 1 4 111cffAii... ;` , 1 ;• ".. halide •di lOW WO asibitowil se Avidity at Downey Cowslip ,a/skock. (/. • 0: fir Pleat A0i1.4•• (Norfolk) Moeda op Wiridoreibit. Hre Itii; at Pi Id avid *a Friday, Ike Pik, at Hlcled hoc—tacit dip at eWitp. MN. i*te. imAfft , ob. wormy, at 13111 lapel arm M .Illoil000doslikt• ONO, i sod as thoroMy at Uroaallit NUL e e ii ii 4l: le • ri Hs kcipy4 a Friday, at Kast,Nipao. eI. alibooriptlois bandy tO "imam qh4 Serlirat.; se /Mar i Hie bib; at Maio,' Bridge; a. Topa. day..tha Nth, at the Wairsdits; aia Friday, the 11114. at Han. say Cwasiausi; op Toesday, coo 10th, at boon Coppice—. rock pieroosic at tau o'clock, or Friday, the fed, at Kyre—. at seam o'clock. • iiorrraust. J•IIIUART NOUN*; 1111111 GRILEN OR _..", OR CAT ON MOUNT* I NS. An animal of the rat species, of reorglow• site sad strength, was killed en Ostarday, Dee:timber-it in Ron. bury, abort /nevi miles front, ibis place: •Iv iiiiii bee* pur sued by Ave gesitlesnen of that luso, soder the expectation of overtakiag a hear. The party, ar out d will sheep mu s k e t s , let bills, broken piertsiuf etas, slid some buck shot, act cn. ponied wish three faithful dogs, pursued distrait' shoes Pi/ miles, whin they wrmiook the dogs et steal ifs tree, apse a hash ef which, Ghent forty (-et Ram grimed, sat a Mewl frightful mid frustums stiiinal, sith.lbo mime led ma 4rket &hick wit omit id the party ems secinahateli. f ik *oft t 4l esifeltellloll was held—swo armed theesselve. With clubs, while the remainder' dandkd the muskets, Artafty resolved on " victory ur death!" Five shrits were bred--et-. reading the hells, sad Ave tasks of ickeits.-with so other effect than to wooed tied inmate the high.mieded sad lerriAc cheesy. As • last resurti while the airline' was tray. fag her tail, darting vengence from her grey gyre -belle, and -teresteisieg destreellon from her eilroded jaws, one of the party loaded eery heavily with p o wde r mod bulk shot, dud Jerked the fatal eseisents its the vet y " seesiiii of the ireenvy." . r Saliently ran dues the tree slums twelly feet, leap e d is ground, and retreated with strides ems. 'Oren ur twenty *et at a jump, shoot seventy rods, Where she fought the -dogs with her fore pews soil overtake, by themes. Una& any further m retreat, a seemed discharge of • Meshes is her m a ow settled the Fastest, sod gave wtie imerepid heelers • glorious victory," The mainsail (frorfra),wart heereght le this plane sr perfect shape. It is • female, clad the largest, wr belie ve, ever killed i• this part .f the cusstry. Ii alas sores seven feet is lesgth, three feet is height, aid weighs one Imadred sad eighteen lls. Is ir, so dust*. real Casa. .rent. The rimers Maw a bounty of tweaty - dellsre hobs she comely. We endetateed, that aster Ike exh i biti ng gbe arta& • short time fur public eratificatitio, it is their amen. Noe to presest It for the niuseues at HIMMOVIT, N. Hs— ( Nor Teel Falser.) - ths she lest swilleasteest of ibis slate, a few of these animals were killed by the hunters. lit. Winsome, in his heettsy of skis stele, ikeetibes the animal of the Lye* lied. and mates the largest to weigh oboist 1001 b. Riot fee. if say, ors so be Assad at the wisest day, satires of the mate. Ttbe present he probably a deserter front " his Majesty's &minions in lamer Causda." Is !hot es it may. whether. Assort*. or p, preersitsig " the ism and visage" et. d o s, he was moss. led, like all use eaemitta, lei yield So psis, prmetes..-- 1111illid 1 CATA: C*011101:t G. Y,14 1)1•.:4 M A LTON COU MM Mg p 480.1 . i 1 ~i 4 rfilleha l ett i • b " Fre She CeSh.-.lllvase 34re/I'o it ui Mr. Iris% god bite b llettleS bedb Itlorklesd ..Oritipe.tiplkiiit Bow- . -• I 1;:k aliw basek ; lal eerdittr e ged itt bit) 44111641194 Vi."1"1"11 ilksWeels Meet s.d whop Erg Torkilhiit Ate Sane 'sof . Ihrstly's red eissivrawieb. • Ays i rpis ef Bustles Mack deg Yetterobeet Mr.ieert Moe and white bite V..dy. Sweepetakes of bye. feels, lope' 44, lo Wawa hr M anises us Tuesday s.d Thursday. &wood ChM. Mr. Best% Meek sad obits io n Trapp beer Mr. Ti me igs sit r o Awe dig Boor. The Sweepstakes woe by Troop. getespetalres of hes. each, bees ide, tor poppies, le be roe he is Chimes uovTioesaal ad Tbsroisp. breolid C 1.... Me. blue sod white loads p. Moshe beet Mr. P..'. Wished del p. Bowler. ihe rarreepstakee woe by Stadia. M atelier. Major Bower's red dog Beppoa galas. Mr. Fox's blue sad white dug Clinker—oudacidird. Mr. Foes seri dog Streamer beat Major Bower's yelkas and white dug Byron. Mr. Fus's .bite dog Sailor best Mr. Best', blue bitch Pledge. Mr. Fox's bias dog Itsager beat Mr. Best's bled' bitch p. Seigle*. Mr. Lowaley's dun dog Reginald heal Bea. Bostrilletrysliow sad white Jug Strickland. For a Piece of Plate. Me. Bower's black dug p. Cottager beat the Xasgisis of Haut ly's black dog p. Voter,. Matches. bilareptis of Brolly's yellow buck p. Vesta beat Mii.lSensell duo hitch, p. Fillagree Geo. Bostille's blue and white dog Biwa, beat Mr. Vita: .sktooris Mee latch, p. Ground Bosville's black bitch Fly beat Major liseres's black sod white bitch Bounce. Major Bower's black dug Blacksmith beat Mr. Lonsley's red bitch Duchess. Mr. Luniley's dim bitch p. Faith beat Major Bower's red bitch p. Gemara, Beeville's black dog Selim beat Major Bearer's Mick bitch p. Beauty. !VAL I Fur Ilse Cop.—Third Class. Marquis of H.ntly'a black jug Vulture best Me. Fenii block and white due Turk. MN. Laineley's red deg p. Clevelaisd beat Mr. Fiat's red hitch p. Maiden. Fourth Class. Idyls's of llontly'a Mick dug Vulture beat Mr. Londsy's red dog p. Clevetaod. The Cup won by Vulture. Matches. Mr. Best's black sad white dog Tramp beat Major Bower's yellow sail while dug Myron. A 17 .10r Bower ., yellow and •bile bitch RIUOIIIIIII beat Mr. Vausittait'e duo Jog Boxer. Mr. Bower's black und white dog Big Ben best Mr. Van. sitairt's blue bitch Needle. Mr. Bower's red dog Beppu boat Mr. Fox's blue and while dog Choker. Mr. Fus's red bitch p. Maiden best Mr. Beat's black dagl Shylock. Mr. Vsnsittsres black and white bitch Judy beat 'Pt: Fox's blue dug Ranger. u I Major Bower's yellow and white bitch &robots bee* Me Lumley's red bites Duchess. Mr. Fox's white dog Sailor beat Mr. Luinley's dun dog Major Bower's black hitch p. Beauty Lest Mr. Best's dna bitch p. Ruby. Major Bower's black dog Blacksmith beat Mr. Ltuoley's dun biob p. Faith. Mr. Best's blue and white bitch p. Vanity beat Mr. Fox's while bitch p. Thimble. Mr. Fox's lid dug Streamer beat Mr. Lonsky's red dog R... raid. Mr. Best's black bitch p. Miss beat Mr. Fox's black and white bitch p. Rosemead. _ TIK Cbropioo, Lewis, Goa Liverpool for baler, area vpukt . es, lbsb Erbrnery, its lot. 49.30. loos. lb. are Md rs• prrienerd rimy his., gates of wind. A quop it, Warding tber fur a lllapply ul w4l. r. -.:. . t#hf BJit's t'KOl I ENAb E .. .. ~.r . -usiss.--.. .. , fire eilmate, mord Oh% _ .lee Mosher. has wrier' a world le published. anti rff. "Pannonia. from.Dieppe to the ifennfeine of Seelead." la at preface hie says. "If the seeder experts meted a Mot of trope's Olin milk, I Mg be ,pill ihrim it aside; iil is.asitleug hot the leeched bash of a 1 bin what passed rapidly, ilieregh a mime, mike sew in sad who writes hii iteilimeette Ceiba than his ,'leer,.. t Illgehr The *ether bee net given a base elesesesa 7 if hie Ices& It is $ lively, evereelsiene sketch, lo Mite% the pee !pigged mums of the sone see lunched with vivid colours, god the progress of the reader ideal minted by the dull ' pad heavy present with winch works of this aim are ofte n ' enerleaded. The Int A ' spire • (semi' leiter Is the so. Shoes wife, betrays f heart of eceliiibility, sued souse 'spa medic fancy mix weblike Mamie sad useffecied seattesent. which it runtimes, It ie. thaelline, Mel apes wetter .4 r - pet that the rapidity of Ms Ewen/waft dues not Mine esp.! foe meditation, anti that the whale sit the welt is led rouse_ alai ebb its begiuuiag. The following Is an a Watt :.- " 091.YROd0 0 Helyrond is the smiled pallit• of the King, of ketelsbd In Edinburgh. It Mas fellatio') by Maid I. in I 111. Tlie emeleuitio• of its adetieldelit ebanel nee be of a sowiewhat later date. There repose the roosioss of Janie* 11., James .1 7 , Henry bared. y i sad a mellitude of others, distiugtheleed by their rank Of their listirleal three - ter. In llie *Mil ut the rains of this chapel, tee mail seglatel toe Ike honour of the sallow, rise ism freelimeativof hens, *jubilee from their pietureeque physiognomy. They are the beeps and first Myers of of those boodles of edemas chickeopport the mates of spiciest chum , While they elltedsll Mese at their lallateelta. Wheil keep sited, it • moderate hugger, he 'y rr .oroirot to Ike e y e t groups ' of bleik risme et basaltic b re eettee. " We were ionelekted isle the eparements easpied byte Preach Princes during seems ief the yeses of their bug exile. Illpre is something affecting Is the emptied., of this toys) levelling. 'The oily ornament which clialogoisbee it bent vdbr barrios of an old COOP Paled issosiois. Is ,'pretty good liellelliese• of perorates of gate kedeish siebles,•aud I lessee . feldrovi assay bes is theetillemeated by itie looloor ememer of Olean 11. lowa are from lid prima et Imiebtte,and cited image his lea piedectimes ; others beloag yq Illytp" hie pietetemiliir in repidatiM I ad , to Itameay, awe et hi meet able rivale.• The chamber of the Duke trAtegoolesie 'ladle imwsi.red• *mem of tecle(e vie* which et times antailally equivaleat I. that of • lame. I hare hake. memimiser moversing with that great roomettes theirreetelleetlese of Me Wider. , of she Beeehmes, Met it has kfl at loom. Sloe of neoplasia sad respect in the Lax it; beeesiet ills lint. 4 ' net illyerlatelli. MO polore rendi illiffffistiteteorer Other eadeunes. Whew a subject farbitimeffidassdllddee! ..—she Ilparbous talkie, reface in the bemiej latter the bison, !Ow beeritlies there, if I easy he she raps... aleii,, I knew all what ateleseePhere laseheaLi "' t e ..,.,Mich 'tiegeolme Not Ng. to nil. Pity ' have'disap moved freak the earth if she did *et 'Map over mete deep earossa. A piastre 'Mee% moguient• the Madly of Merles I after his etecatiem was Ike Ilest tibiae whielt, me his rising, struck the eye of the kosher of Lewis 1,1% ' It Is hula seep togas Ilea part of the pollee sa tbst which was oecupied by the eafortmeate May. . literef en. weep myeta ill Mane *Me stimigeet empeemiemellf ely beat. All the of eb4 apatibest have been poessemeseetith ea rwigs, esattoese. le to memeased I. ka woad Rod Mita eitiscredele appearances. Too see a• other samlilicatiene In the time of the foriliere, she esep;tr, the paleeste, Ow limeriags, Met *hat are she secretary work of time. - They ere moyol rage, which wooed sell heed their, optoodusee k Mite Mares bad respected them es vouches mete In iletelleet aliaseltre la Mary's bed, her arm lhairs, her seism wheat ,the hodembroideried the arbor of her Arm Maimed" gem the teseit.lieekee as which her hemitield hebelipill sesame *sea ;: eves her dreseimphog. Doe efflgld Win* le job skew Inv-mem of Me y+ Smart, et* lierabffraupo ihag les.th sish—Seisibet bows- her she - lunglesiket Is not Oa thesight of bet ..eh. v lea die. r:reltr rased room Malas a ,jn "WO ehe 164, will eked*, posts, covered by s i i por pljk met; is 'etcompaiiied by hick choirs ne the rebel Maid ,ire liege. Mr shape. An old tiongleg of Most- eidersil "he owe mire, athewe • sight of ewe cmuow dra:roinatio by which Dorsky came is with his ocemeise to surprise - Ringlets tile other, that of • closet where they cossorelad elemsehoo. - The Fame and heavy armour of Henry Mears are still skews. Me shed refereed by the sense way sad left the Ars( bed. eliminative by a desk long vestibule, which as hod ice les morked ea etterieg. A demislaio of Mood works lb. 'pot where Nina received his mortal mewl, and ohm salon irregularly tread be embised patches as the line,, thew the efforts of his melees sis settee. Ide wit Emir if Ile aroma lien is peculiar as ataielf, het I have meet ate any thing comparable let this Illtelliet of use of tke mast WM) trete dies of witelera history, with all its intearatiose, meg ne the males of blood which hare roawained there Memel being effaced, like that of Demean op the lentere of Lady Mac beth. It is mirth okaying, that makes, is more didicielt to effete am Mood. It is the tattoos, which always rises speed the used.,..; oat of a hoedree amesatieue aim maid., there Is met a shells see is which it dues not ewe* Base emlicatiaa. It ate vies set la the meeeeteeflebbery Itlined of powellerily. The losset Ho'yrood have M ee k liere of Simile throve' SIMI through. It will ismer be washed out. " Tie eradicates of Mary Musa is as lively at Hely mod, et if she had bees beheaded yesterday .t Fotherisgay. 1. fact, the vestiges of her . enesteace as. to stet/ pert. In the chapel we saw the imalated Nook where tier coo. fessional 'implored. Her picture is is the Issg killers strobe portraits, hisiorieal, tradierrial, a fateelote, of tie Wags .if Seedlood.for eves Fergus is sot forgot. Is is reproduced in all lhe galleries, in all the clashes., .ad ales wand Oust ewe b owe is patieelar, where the porerait 4 the yowler Princess, embellished with ell the pomp of her sup.. little eith she leen king of France, exhibits • stratum run. trait with the portrait of the bride of Builierell. This lest Mestere is set prising, from I hams not whet illosio• of Ideal rememblame, which somas anarely so • rombinailso of features sad expression which ties has &Kama seldom busy. lag it, or which owe leas guessed. Mary Mose aliqappeera • Quern, bat, above all,: a Menai • 'dee deep play of her look, the pereeptiMe thickness alit: lips, the vereptieuide. area of the esenstemoes, half mairosterhie, half retiring, re. veal more *mew to my intagisatiow thaw het napeparp his tory. I wise Sritaller could, have eau tine portrait, .r that kisekspeare could have *bested the subject. .le as adjoin ing owns is • Ilse portrait of Dagaley, sif the Meech arhand. He Is as thin as a spectre, but well made, tall, sedecioes; serrible. Om EN/ easily eareeirt the poser of bitch • Om, Is. over the feeble orputastioa of a womass." ~ "- . On Wednesday last about 500 of the lahouripe class of men assembled iii the parish o•f Kenning. hall, to take sway, destroy, or prettied. Mr. 11a1LLi . , a respectable farmer of that place, from using Mee thrashing machine. Information w►a given to a Magistrate (the Rev. J. SURTELII. of Ben Mom) whu immeduately proceeded to an auction el farming stock, Ste. which was holding within about a utile of brio, and requested all the gentlemen sod far. men present, with the sucsionver, in the King's name, to go with him forthwith to Keeminghall. All with one accord, with Mr. Auctioneer. mounted their horses, seed accompanied the worthy Magistrate to Kruniughell, where they found tl t men esteem bled in a body. The Megi►trate'a puny equalled the nninberlof the rioters. An the persuasive means posisilitle were need to induce the misguided men to eillpeeito their respective homes quietly, lent of no Nina. The Riot Act was then of courve obliged to b• read by the Magistrate, and even three they d►d nut disperse till within two minutes of the hour being expired. Too much rfrllll cannot be Krt•en to the Magistrate for his activity and calamities cf temper throughout the whole of this proce.eding.— ( o►felk Cht oosick.) • .1. 1:1` ~. 4• ":" 7 :Jr • 0 • I t 4. g • 1 .4 ' . ; , ' , • " ; P` •