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:DRURY-LAIVR THEATRE. •To the admirers of harmony, this Weise presents, od powerful attraction lest night in the opera of Artaxerxes, supported by a rare combination of vocal skill and talent the bill containing the. names of BRAMAY. IRCLEDOR. Madame Vaireatt o Miss CAREW, and Mrs. BLAND. The ionic ape propriated to *bates, in this piece, by so mean& afrwils Mr. BRAIA!" GO opportunity of shriving to full advantage the various unrivalled powers of song *with which nature and art have• gifted him. It is said that Dr. Aims was moved by • tenderer pas mon than that of professional fame. in composing this opera. and that to engage all hearts with Malaise (the laity who first. performed that part having afterwards become Mrs. ARNE), lie lavished all his scieuce and genius on it, to the prejudice of some of the other characters, and particularly that of Arbaces, where the con tract would be most perceptible. Mr. BEAHAte'S genius. however, like the aichymist's. pretended art, can refine and convert into purer metal the rough eat ore ; his efforts 'hewed how much the moat unvalued materials can advance in richness and beauty when moulded under the hands of the skit. flit artist. Miss CAREW sustained the part of Maniknie. We on a former occasion noticed in termauf warm and most justly-merited praise this Ladi's execution of the pan at the Lyceum, and we have since seen no reason to be more sparing of our approbation. Her singing last night was fall of grace, delicacy, rod expressive tenderness. In the fine inspiriting air of " !At Soldier tied," perhaps it were to be wished that her voice had a little more strength ; but be that as it may, it was enthusiastically encored. Mr. INCLEDOR resumed his old character of Artalrarses. This distinguished favourite's voice appears to be equal in strength to what it ever was. but a fiunidiuus critic would possibly discover that in nicety and fineness of intonation, it was slightly impaired. it would he the height of injustice. however, not to add. that his exertions were most successful, and that lie was heard throughout with the most profound pleasure. The principal novelty of the evening was Madame VESTRIS'S first appearance in the charac ter of Artaxerxes, the result of which did her infi nite credit. Madame VESTRIS'S singing conveys in one respect a peculiar enjoyment to her audi tors; her notes flow -with suck apparent este and absence of effort, that the pleasurable sensations which they excite are never diminished by a sense of the pain their production coots. Her execution was smooth, clear, chaste, strong, and expressive in the highest degree—the richest of melody, exalted by thee infusion of the deepest sentiment. Every stanra, previous to the catastrophe, conveyed the sense of internal anguish, and marked the work ings of is noble soul torn by the struggle between paternal duty and the claims of friendship. The accompanying action was judicious and graceful. The performance excited the most lively admira tion. and was honoured with repeated and general plaudits. It has unquestionably added a new laurel to Madame VisTßls'S reputation. All the cha racter' of the opera were filled with great ability. The re-atinouncement of it by Mr. ELLISTON was loudly cheered. In the comic sketch of Blue Devils, which sac. merited; Mt. COWELL appeared for the first time this" season. as Joints, and pourtrayed the honest rustic's character sad feelings very correctly. OXFORD UNIVERSITY, Aran 1. The Rev. Thomas Loveday, M A. Fellow of Mar!ak■ College, is admitted Bachelor in Divinity. On Monday, the last day of Lest Term, Ike felloniog degrees were conferred:—. linciors Nediefec-4. G. Cloves and Francis of Rensessom College. Masters of Arls.—Rev. A. Charles H. Morrison, Wadhast t'Atitry • A. A. Colville, Student of Christ Church; and Fred. Dawu,n , Oriel College. The whole lumber of degrees is Lest Term was—D D. 3 ; 1). Med. 3 ; A.U. 10 ; M A. incorp. 1; M.A. 40; B.A. 34; Dcternsiners 199; Matriculations 116. CAMBRIDGE, Aran. 3. —...-. Sir-Charks Smith, of Trinity College, is admitted to the decree of Honorary Master of Arts. The Rev. W. Munsey, D.A. of Catherine Hall, and the Rev. E. Balmer, of Si. John's College, are elected Vicars Choral of Hereford CAthedral. On Thursday night, about eleven o'clock, Wm. Seaton, a driver of s poi4tclmise from the Sun Inn, in this lowa, was discovered dead in his chaise, on his way back from Ely. tie was a sober regular wean, and was supposed to have died in an apoplectic At. A letter from Dover, dated April 4 (Tuesday), says--" Ili) Excellency the Persian Ambassador and suite arrived here on Sunday evening, arid em harked this day in the schooner Pioneer, and railed at two p.n. for Calais. " Arrived here from Calais, this day, Prince CAS. retclext.x, Sicilian Ambassador, and proceeded directly for London. " A Royal salute from the citadel was fired at the departure of both these Anibaasadors, and a guard of honour attended on his Excellency A t.t A BOVL HAsSAN KHAN, the Persian Ambassador." Mr. BROOKS TaYLort. the British Ambassador to the Court of Stutgard, had his audierce of leave of the King of WIRTENBERG on the 26th last, on his Excellency's recut from that Court. Miss Balms played Adela, in the Haunted Tower, for her own benefit, at the Gloucester thea tre lest night. She will make her first appearance at the Chester theatre on Saturday, in the character of Rosetta, in Love in a Village. There are, now in 11.. m- several literary men, who have travelled through the Levant ; among them are Messrs. BANKS and BARRY. who have ulso recently visited Abyssinia and Upper Egypt. Mr. BANKS discovered in the ruins of an Asiatic town a Latin inscription, which contains • kind of tarif of provisions and manual labour in the time of the Roman empire.—fGasette de France.) The LORD CHANCELLOR did not sit yesterday at Lincolo's4rin, as was expected. Arrived at our quay, the #://sa, Captain CAPP, from Charente, laden with brandy, consigned to Messrs. SAwsosas—being the first importation of this description into this port: and the happy pre sage, we- trust, 'of an extensive' foreign trade, when the desired facilities are afforded to the navigation, Promised by the early completion of the. Gloocestt r lad Berkeley Casal.—f Gloucester Jointed.) bkaERAL JlLEcrtolv. igsmecaii arrertsati. SCOT LA re D. i'cirtitnahire—Jainn Hunter Rhir, FAN ' . • Klein Diatrict of Burgh..—A. Pariptherann, Eml ; Glasgow District—Archiltatil Campbell. Faq. Pathan& District--Geeram Casteming, Ayr District—T. F. Kennedy, Em. Argyle/Mire—Lord John Censpbell. Joseph Home Esq. re-elected M.P. for tbeitrowtrose Wet of. perghi;„ after • rimiest of enema diScally.— Me. H. Ind the chwe Baths of Aberdeen used Berrie. aid the whole phalanx of Ministerial supporters and of mean" to Singh sad Parliamentary Reform agaleit bins ; hist the people were for him 99 in every 100, eat the demonstrations in bis forma in erery one of the Bre Burghs b'sr been who toteroalled in Seollend, aid perhaps in E.weland.-7 Mr. Hume may indeed be said to be tberepresestalive of the people in that district. MAJOR 044RTWRIGHT, AND OTHERS. The following it the stsbotonee of the indictment preferred against the above parties at Warwick The Rest count charges the Defendants, George Edmonds, Charles Mattocks. Jebel Cartwright, nooses inseams Weeer, and William Gerathesof Lees's, with brief muM. times, seditious, and evil-disposed permits, bad with umlau fully and malkionely desiring sad inteadieg to rise mil excite discontent and disaffection in the minds of the Ring's subjects, and isteeding to move them to hatred mod eontempi of the Government end Constitution as by low established, and of the Commons House of Perhameet as by law established heretofore; to wit, on the ltth of July, 1819, and on divers other days and time*, as well Isadore as after, with force sod arms, at Birmingham aforesaid, unlawfully, maliciously, and seditiously, did eons. hiss, conspire, and confederate with each other, and with divers other disaffected sad ill-dispomul perms'', fur the pur. poses above-esentiorred, and snlawfolly to nominate, elect, and appoint a person to be the Representative of the inhabi tants of Birmingham, and to claim admission into the House of Commons as a Member thereof, neither they, the said deft-13.1mila, uor the said other conspirators, nor the iehabi. tams of Birmingham, being then lawfully authorised to nominate, cleft, ur appoint any inch representative. And that she defendants and various other person., in pursuance of the said conspiracy, ansembled to the ',timber of 20,000, for the purpose of hearing divers scarddatoids, pedaloes, and iiiflenimatory speeches, resoloitinos, anti writings, con cerning the Government aged the House of Coatrooms, uttered fur the purposes aforesaid. The D. fendants, &r. so aseembled were charged with haw. ing uttered speeches of the shove description for the par. poses already stated. And that' the said conspirators, in further pursuance, &c did with a loud voice say, utter, seed publish divers seditious, malicious, inatromatury matters and things of and concerning the Government arid Csiorito- Hon of this realm as by law established, and of and concern.. leg the Commons House of Parliament as by law established, owicosgst other stings is substance as follows, the said other conspirators joining with him in further pursuance, &c. that Is 10 say— Resolved, 4th, That a number of gentlemen, in whom this meeting conllde, having stated that there has now for a year and a half past been before the public, pnblisbed by E. Wilson, London, `. A Bill of Stride and Liberties," for ef fecting a radical reform in the Commutes House of Parlia ment. on the simple principles of voting for Representatives. which is a common right, being ellemiard by all turn Of mature age and sound mind, who have mot forfeited that right by any crime, the votes being given by ballot, and the representative bud) Niue renewed once a year, it is the opi nion of this nieetistx, that the said Bill ought to be adopted and passed into a law. Resolved, Rib, That by ruttier on a stew and equitable ems* their jostimmil suallenishbe sigh to • Ball rojoyonsot of the uscreil lone. liberties,and free coolants of their country, as largely sad wholly as they ought to be enjoyed, the said inhabitants of Birmingham will now forthwith proceed to elect one Gentleman its whom they can coal& as their legi.. tutorial attorney and representative, in whore person they will try the digestion of their right of parliamentary repro. sensation, and who shall be instructed to claim on their be. half admission into the Commons House as Member there of, and its the event of his being acknowledged and received as their representative, accordingly then and there to um his utmost endeavours towards obtaining equal and com plete justice 10 the Commons of the realms, universally weer. Mg hi them an annual electiurd of legislatorial represeutation to be elected by troika. Resolved, lilt, That Sir Charles Welsch, be elected Le gislatorial Attorney and Representative of the ioliabitauto of Birmingham, instructed to claim on their behalf by letter to the Right Hon. the Speaker of the Hones of Commons, admission into that House as a Member thereof, ire well as to commilnirate on the occasion the present and the forego- Mg resolve of ibis meeting, to be by glee Speaker laid before the House. And the said conspirators slid aid and assist in emoting and procuring one Sir Charles Wok"ley, Berl. to be throe and there nominated and appointed the Representative arum said, and to claim admission into the House of Parliament as a Member the rs esf, neither of the said conspirators being in any manner lawfully authorised so to do. Second count—charges the conspirator' with devising and intending as aforesaid, to traduce ■od vilify the Govern. ment as by law established, and to raise and ratite discon. 111111 t and dissaff.ction in the minds of his Majesty's sub jects, lanolin miter them to hatred and contempt of the Go. "eminent and Coast it 'llion of the country. Fourth Count—cha►ges to the foregoingeffect, and also unlawfully nominating and electing a person to be repre sentative of the inhabitants of Birmingham, and to claim admission into the Muse of Commons as a Member there. of; and also for unlawfully meeting, to the number of 20,000 or mane, for the purpose of hearing and passing divers sediteuus and iiillammatury speeches, resolutions, &c. The sth, 6th, 711 i, Sth, and 9th counts charge to the same • Illreo, and with conspiring and confederating to subvert the Coratitution, 311 , by law established. The rillowing is on interesting letter relating to the *nor* of Spain, an the northern part of the country : " BILIIIOA, MARCH 22. "We gni In Ssntiagn the day after tie Proclamation of the new Constitution, and found every thing very different to what one eXperienees travelling through other parts of Spain. The motes were open—nu guards, and no precau tions—and we proceeded to the Email() without a single in quiry. AU through the streets every body appeared joyful and roll of conversation. We could hardly imagine that too impintatit an affair as a revolution had Inked place, sud that only un the preceding dsy. The people were glad beyond measure; hilt they hardly knew hnw to !whist their senses. The Governor (art littering), ACEVIIDO, told us, that iu all the province of Gsllieis, excepting at Orense, we should be as free as in Englaml; but in those situations where the limo still retained his authority, we should-meet with im pediments. " The people here (Rilhom) begin to breathe again. Their expectations are very high as to the benefits they will derive from this gluri changrohe more su as it has been brooght about without ilieshesldoie of one drop of blood, at least in this direciiiiii; hot It has terminated so unexpectedly that the Minimises newly appointed are iinprepsred fur such 311 event, and . we must await some little time till they decide on the best measures to lie adopted. An order caner out, dated March 6, pi milling the exportation of various produe • tilos, of Spain ditty free, hut as it was before the accepta tion of the by the litu6, I should presume it . was the last effort of his Mitsilistra to stop the nisurreetion; it cannot be acted on for She present until confirmed. The importation of cotton, suit the moderation of ditties um woollies good., are anticipated." 4 RICH rßtAsoiv. MIDDLESEX.—A MT OP THE JURT FOR TM; TIIIA I. or ANTRIM TIMITLIWOOD, WIL LIAM DATIOSOM. JANINA INGO, JOHN THOMAS RICHARD TWO. 'Alias wiLLIAIt 10/1. Joni MARIMION, RICHARD IRADBuRN. JO HN IMAM NTRANDR. JAMB ocuceNtaT, AND GNARLED cOOl , llll. ARO GUN CALM OP 'CABS; UPON AN INDICTMEAT PORNO AQ/NINIT TIMM fog MON TRIANON. — , Witmer Reid, Great Cashesland-street, Esq. Aimee Nnwinson, Great Portland-street, plumber. William Illosens. Chapel Metes, Pesernaville, centimes*. Almarder flarelag. Teeldis grows. genslessaii sod olsoceso. Edward Noughts, Tyndale-phase, ieringlon,,gralleorami. • Edward Grant, Alfrorl-etreet, Blackwell, coMbeeper. Thomas Lester, rimilsory-place, bookseller. ' 1 Joseph Sbefiletd, Pennyeelde, Phiplar, Esquire cited km** raosegor. Thomas Goodcisild, North Ewa, Needs% Esq. Joseph Haynes, Gottosaitreet, Poplar, bricklayer. Robert Sioploreemi, Chureh-row, Limehoose t .aechersalii. Richard Blunt, Mdse., -place, Isllougtom, eroticism*. Charles Bowen, Chasten street, le-inee, Ell. Tome Grano, Paiwybelds, Poplar, . a WM. Cluirchill, Hedgeiew, goat. sod. mime ' merkkant. 1 Thomas Suffield A 'deem!, Liesomarove, Iraq : Williams Stark, !alike-wryer, St. Prineres, workman. • 1 , Thomas Waimea. /iodate, Colignicao, Ammer. Simeuel Fish, So.Joba stew, re Iremeimist. Edwi. Collimmidge, ffieldesiessmern, Ckrlenorell, evoke silder. .... , . George Laren, New.sireet, St. illartlesalase t grocer. ' William Shore, Feltham, farmer. James Herbert, lsleworth, carpeater. Jobe. Shooter, North Rod, Hendon', gesitlemaa. . ' Thomism Fromproo, Goirterhowen-lene, tioenmenemgero. William Tones, Nisbet', Roprwelk. Linwerome, rapaiffett. Josiah Bartholomew, Red Liemetreet, Cleckeeirell. web& maker. Johu Jones, Raynes.row, Clerksowell, carpenter. 1 Thomas Mitchiroon, Robin Hood-lane, Blackwell, cooper. Joseph Monyard, Girove.street, St. Poseras, geostleman. Jobe Owl Await?, Brick-lane, Old-street, ropenseker. Henry Ramsey, Church. row, Lesotho's., bont.huilder., Thomas Smock, Cation street, Poplar, shipwright. Thome, Beistoor, Hounslow. conebeitaker. Samuel Granger, Rlackwall, ligMeraise. George Dickenson, Colt-street, Limehonse, builder. Thome. Savage, Red Lime-street, Clerkenwell. Watehmakor. Thomas Parkinson, Ray street, Clerkenwell, upholsterer. Robert Broths., Islanctrow, Cannioncreiet-road, gentleman. Thomas Ashton, High-street, Poplar, E.q. sad skiircheadler. James Wilmot, Western.road, Islewortk, market-gardener. John Page. Woolasore-street, Blackeall, shipwright. George Phillips, Cobham-row, Clerkniwell, jeweller. Robert Notating, Montiogu.sopsare, Esq. Thomas Bird, Fore-street, Lie/behoove. distiller. William Johnson, Teildington, baker. Joins Edward Shepherd, Edeo-grum, Holloway, gentleman. ' James Thompson, Cot tootatreel, Poplar, gentleman. Samuel Gould, Wortion.lane, Weston oh, calico-mister. John Reynolds, Eagle-court, Clerkestwell4watcli.chailis-asaker. Thomas Lambert, Blackwell, builder. James tVadosaore, Chapel-Arc's. Edgeware-road, Esq. Thomas Brows, Gowen -street, oilmen. ' George Allem. liatoueraitreet, hi. Luke, bramfuneder. William Reed, lleolfoni. E.q. George Davis, Church-row, Limehoose, cooper. Samar! Smith, Charlotte-street, Poetised-place, Eaq. John Farwell, lslewurlb, brewer. John Westbrook, Ilestoo, wickinaker. Jonatloau Painisighato, North Hack, Heston, farmer. William lithe, Isiewortb, carpenter. Joseph Drake, Highgate, draper. Joseph Clements, itouctlane, Isleworth, marks-gardener. John Fowler, St. Jobe-street, iron.plate-worker. William Young, Harley-street. E.g. ' Samuel Rhodes, Lower-street, Islingloa, Est. and cow. keeper. William Gibbs Roberts, Ropeniskere-belds, Lieerbouse, cooper. Rickard Smith, North-street, Poplar, Esq. Joseph Pondered, Greenhill's-rests, iron-plate-worker. Thomson Garrett, Cut ton-street, Poplar, shipwriglit. William Lawrence, Teddinglen, baker. i Matthew stables, Nagnigge-wells, enach-sassier. ' Akininder Roos, Upper Baker-street, Esq. Richcrd Hoschett, Reelfoot, Esq. and fernier. Ye lea titre Lahruw, St. Jokii-street, droggi.t. John Diekrnami, Colt-aireel, Limebouse, builder. ' William Bunhby, Great Cumberland-place, Eeq. ' Thomas Aussie, Red Lion.strert, Clerkenwell, Eaq. John Dolison, Felix-place, Islington, E.q. Thomas Dicke, Greeithilfs•rents, silversmith. Thomas Phillips, Cobham-row, Clerkeuvrell, jeweller. Th us Wood, Cow•crosa-Brest, painter. James Gales, Penuyfields, Poplar, joiner. Francis Search, Clerk's, well-green t feather-dresser. Robert Wells, Fiochky Common, farmer. William Fitlry, Heim's, brick-maker. Peter Fisk, Cuw.cru.s•strret, 'vilifier-entire. Thome. Berfoot, Cumming-street, Peutoneille, gentleman. Edward Bracebridge, Red Lion-street, Chnkeowell, watch maker. John Julies, Wilderness-row, stockbroker. . Thomas Partridge, North End, Hendon, farmer. William %Views, Caloden.place, St. Paueres, gentleman. Henry Hillard, Albemarle-street,Clerkrowelkwatcla gilder. George Neon, Ord-street, Black wall, ship.ebaadler. Richard Norton, St. Janies's-place, Caprioles Town, gent. Robert Cranch, Frederickaplece, St. Pancras, gent leanno. Thomas Herby, Pekin-place, Poplar, Rom nod rope-maker. Thomas Garrett, Naval-row, Poplee, gentleman. William Jarrett, Ituesmond-street, Clerkenwell, watch-en. graver. John Summers, Lower alontagu.etreet, Mary-le-bone, Esq. Samuel Witubitsh, Finchley, hoarse-dealer. John Brough, Park-street, Islington, Esai. Julia Bunting, Newry-street, P. ntonville, gem. and tailor. Thomas taitletroool,Golder'sween, farmer. William Dawes, Bedfotsl, farmer. William Cooper, Grove-street, St. Peaces,. genfleman. Isaac Bryant, Adam's-row, Caustics Town, timber-merchant. ' Charles Farmer, St. John-street, hanlwaremen. Robert Greases, High-,dread, Poplar, geutlensan. Christopher Dawson, Church-row, Limebou.eohip-lisililer. William James Farmer, Coll.', refit, Limehosiee, baker. Dewitt Newniaii, Winton-lane, Islewurth, femur. John 8.11, Quiekset-row, Camden Town, Esq. and bulkier. Jones Arieh Wilderness-low, Cierkeuwell, watch-maker. George Smith, St. JAn.sopiere, Clerkeawell, japanuer. Joints W'hi.kin, Ashby-street, Clerkeawell, painter. Joseph Warren, White Condo it.street, Naito, it i Ile, gest. George Thorp, Red Liou-street, Clerkeuirell, clock case shaker. Newry Srabown, Fore-street. Limehoute, (Vert. Job Leader, Cotton-street, Poplar, joiner. Frauds Sherhvrii, Bedford, Esq. and tarn-r. . Edward rionpoon. Mill-wall, Poplar, shipwright. • Charles Jeffery, Gimlet oder-plum, St. Pancras, gentleman. Patrick Bartlett, Nottiugham-place, diary-le-bunt, Esq. William Dories, Hayworth, shopkeeper. Ri e h ai d Frank., North End, Hendon, Esq. silk-mercer. Wm. Andersou, Great. Portland.street, scary-10-tune, gen tleman. John Sm it h, Jolie-el reel, Oxford-street, eadertaker. Thono.s Langley, Cult•street, Linseboure, 'hip-chandler. George Priest, Newluguse-green, Esq. ' William Meredith, Goer ril.stremi.rwied, watch-spring-maker. Sam. Wilson, Tyudale.place, leinigina, railensau end are,. chant. . Willnina Moore, Union-street, Lisieloonise, beicklajer. . Michael Alkins, It'd Loon.stree4 Clerkeowell, Esq. . , James Ede, Lemptuto, farmer- EWA+ Prier, Holloway-place, Eyadema.. Allred BOlOUlt i Ctiniessociaterad, Esq- nod porter-dealera I. Wilke, Booth. Alliemarlnstreet, Clerkenwell, eilsereasidm ;• idersrel Horsfall, Glioncemer- lall i t 4 ; D P"C".l rill letr”. Albert Gough, Red Lios.it well, watelliame . • Tinkles Beach, WesW fterket-sisedelseti 0 a • . - . .e.r- • 440 Age . ' ,• • •••• • . I • • - $ YriWats Bergen, Bow-lane, Oeplar. Johea-hiar, John Wroodirmal, Uppm.aireet lalisigte‘gaualsulida Eduard Cheri Clerlamerrall.dose, jortrelkm. John Wayne, Grolre•alr 4 , 1, 144. Paogams,r.fleapafi. 'Mums Hester. Goawril street. N. Woe. tivalloweervelost. .>i.ld Pais, W.yulatt.mriret,Clerbesivell. aut. Josses Cowper, M. Jobs's-lase, ClerbenweN, . Toelive, Hlgiseturre. Poplar, Wm. Nomommin. ing-eareat, emausolkatrest, ariermanertit. Thousiss•Emebersl, Regfriul,.fasiber. • TJuswiss islals..llLitagsionsliprosa, siad.insailsalM. John Gould, Wortomlase, leleworth, gent. orod gallop vigor. Rohrer Ceeky. C.owisseirost, Poplars rimier. Thowias FIRM Firrlforil, Seq sad cosigagrewor. Thomas Pony, Terldinglosiammir• I)sew Britger,.Foemaireet. Liwwlionstr. glares*. Frasier, Arliecirmartreer, It.Passeraa.Avist. • Ili...jailers Mahon. lirstge-eoles 66 6044 Poi' 11 Nerrows, KM Lion-street, isinerganwen, •Pi O iward Ellie, nsemboolie, Heide% grert. lag aiolit-birrker. adleijimin Birk leleirarth, orgamiwildei. Inks Palmer, Rerrovitter, goat. Michael Bourne, Little Mary-le-bossedkieet, Milkutaa. Charles arch, A yksissi_ryairvet, Cie= Itayouliker. Jobe Lee, Ray.airrai3Oribearsell, TlOonsini Cheveiry, Morrow-street, 141111111111N' shipiebipditr. WiPtaw Clam. Clerkeiswell, featlresaliNgiet: Z birag histt e s. l . ' grl iw ver l * as, eT Z - Vt g le4. VW* Sert..flakkea-grera, . ~41111finitnasOoris. ireiry-plase, timiker. IM &nth, illtetsrlerti v Erq. sad distiller. * reliteles &Oka*, firsallburry-green, Lislamorl# 6 Market , gardener. • . Wary F. lend, Chudierisod-eirvet,, Niramblel6.llll/4. 'ilamort Littiemsge Blackwell, Wet. 'l'bornia Robins, Rt. Juktes-aqsare, silverfish*. Saha Nay. Fiercilley. gem. Fraseis Hetill, Parts.plem Islfaeio., Fag. 'Witham Percy, arvelsorksareet. Wary.li.bone, pli deter. ram Walker, Horessey-row, !abettors, gem lemon. r Itabertaosi, /teary -street, Cuardes Tows, geottenrais and bulkier. - Thema, Hollings. follersorth, Heileman. ,• Saks George Holairks, Si. Jawirs-walk, Clerkenwell, fame ' retire. • John Meserrop. Terldingtes. grocer. Archibald Ritelwy, Rehishood-laar, Poplar, moilemastan. lehrs Nisei, Islington's-rend, gentle. , .. • Cloirkis Eltoa Preseoll, Calory Hatch,' Esq. • Jahn Copper, Tork-street, Mary-le.bone, Esq. • Ilkujmuis Rogers. Lawiplon, firmer. Richard Llyeuck, Upper-street, Islington, Esq. and cow. keeper. Henry Nnevet. Iskerortii, market gardener. George Fox, Mill-walk Blackwell, sawyer. Joseph Proctor, Comptes-terrace. Isliortoor, geollmaan. William Acts*, Commercial-road, plumber. H. Lassos, Nassau-street, klary-le-bone, Emu and piano. forte.ssaker. Edward Curl, New Ferry•reed, carpenter. • Charles Neat, Foley-piste, Mary-le-boor, gent. Med teacher of mimic. George Golding, Jamaica. platy. Llinehonse, surveyor. • Robert Roberts, Foley-place, Wary.k.borw, oilman. William Round, Clerkeiswell•elone. founder. Thomas Gabriel, Welbarinr. Upper-siren, tallogtou, Egg. - Merles Page, Crouch End. E. and nserchatit. William Forsyth. Nottingham-place, Mary-le-bune, Faq. • William Cole, Beaton, farmer. George Duplex, Foley-place, Waiy-te-borse, vichaller. John Lewis Alberriarie-stmt, Clerks-owe; watchmaker. Edward Flower, Upper-hireet, Isliuguss, Esq. and school- master. Jobs Salm% Prattiskiee, Hampstead-read, gest. sad tallow. ckamiter. J. Young, Frederick-place, St. Pancras, gdst. and orate weaker. Jam 'kook; Francis:coed, rleritenwell, springer aid User. Stafford Prim, Brest.stress, Hoodoo, gent. sod terrier. Jules Cary, Wsdostraec Papier. joiner. JOON/ liaaos,Grest Peetland-MeeelsMorl 4 f4Sseselli" ol . ll . Jolts Lockett, Raimmteliskead, geed. and tams keeper. Jolla Harrington, Norman's-buildiam, Se. Luke's, dyer. William Edgecowillse, Wade-ssreet, Poplar, joiner. Rickard Emery, Higkairret; Poplar, cooper. Stephen Gomel, Wuolnimmstrert, Slacks/all, brieklayer. Jobs Apple,Seemedatrent, Gameell.strect, lrseg.prindee. Thomas Pram, °leporello...tame. elerkenwrli, 'sawn. William Balky, Honsalow, baker. Williams Beam, Ramrod's, former. Job Roper, Sdawgrove, Holloway, pat. George Murry, Hampstead-road, gent. William Norton, Rubio Hod-lour, Blaektaall, anwyer. (The number of Jurors mannomid aiimmats to 227 j sat casimss wor.stacr. The following letter has been addressed by this Gentleman to by Editor of the Muselevfeld Costlier : Sit—A Macclesfield Cornier of the 18th of klatch has helm hernia to me, eusitaisiag an article brginsung in Ike following terms :—" We understand that Sir C. Wolseley amide sonic lime hack as u 6. r to Government to grit She country, awls condition that the legal proceedings iestitnted against him should he dropped."—This article, Sir, is as WICKED** it is illiberal. Wickets, because, is the caliphs. tic lauguage of the late Lord Ellrnborough, is the Hamm of Lords, vibes he conceived his character had bees attacked, it is "as VALOR Ai SILL." //liberal, considering TIM TIMM )os have chosen to publish it! if pave More, Mr, is sot Al BLACK as Ike IPAISCHOOD yon knits av ILASCLY ilileri AT BUCK • 210111KIIT TOO mon milt kit ashamed of yours:l,. lass, Sir, year bumble Stewart, Wobeley, Nardi 'O. C. WOLSELEY. Under the above letter the Macclesfield (Cowrie► adds a note, stating, that the objectiousble para. graph did not originate with that paper, but was copied front a weekly journal. COUNTRY FAIRS. There was • very thin insikrt at Norwich on Ilatitnisy, partly owls; to Tonshilted Fair being on Thnndy.—No alteration took place is the price of Cum. The Cattle Mar. het .I. was not so well slapplied or attended as must. Timm who had Sheep were at a loss bow to place them, as ean►jderahle part of the pens hail hems broken down, and used is making bonfires at the city eteriinua. There vim a very large show of Scots bullocks and other cattle at TomMand Pair un Thoriday. Some fat heifers fetched Os. W. and lawn beasts from 51. to fisi • stone. Antonym thefat Masts were a remarkably film Scots beam* end a heifer, beliwging to Mr. Mo►kett, of Intoned. The 'Mow pros were well Stied, and hog eta sold briskly. Cops with esters by their sides fetched high prices. But few yowl borers were exhibited, and those were eagerly bought up by the &stars. There were many sminary rotor, which, however, foetid so purchasers. I . CORN LYCRA OR, APRIL S. • I -ice 1 A considerable quantity of all kind* of Gehl* remained '• neer from Notuts?* market l in addition in *kit awe bode !mall supply of Wheat and B arley freest Suffolk andijklawhilli Illuldi which articles were exceedingly heowy,sala„aaioala. a Lee picked samples of each could be gat "Com Illaiilafa brims; all ether twos may be coarlderei la. Ira quartet elieeper. The arrival of Oats is very 'large, sail to Wart Wee as sibeiemea, of Is. per efaerservahallalillaita;. Ali Beau awl Passe there is as elietathme. , . .... 1 / 4 / .4'4- — 3 , • ... . • e• . • .1- - .1•• r:. Aili , ' Cpg..,shektri. Aism.s..,_ ::: - u . iliiire at faarbet . Ship. , Antd. ll 1 01 % NFwesetle • 1111.... SO.. ilia XI Illiodettaied . • • 1$ .... ale. M. Zr.. , 114 e b., the Ewers. eueuty, freot 6010 os Ti add, P.sseic. of to. , 1 4 11.b0 WO' t aa a roof - . Ortthig sems.4l7 1MP•0411.4 V• a I (Ziett It i tai d her , Aids* assay teem stome. / The drat rased sea *el etiolated, sed Hedeeiltis idblimme. aorheimidedieme gambits* Mien Se • .blpws weremodoosited se dot edenniage et Harile;;;;; ems loottd by • tiglit•beeirled . traier.. • -0 I. Hettami bad foetid aut tho oedemata, petelllpe(A• ' attagetilid, and he unoteisloill et Lim sod turarit to gyp :Smelly. lb. Besse mast Orris rieripseaffir, bloom atearti.mott i priviettil tether. by leder" Sten llmorelit VV" ktimitiL t oenails 14,04. and _ .as sau.viti o t. ski im oop p o /,vii slitlfelly kid tam. , 3. Weems led agelooso# .. _ Itistirmsert'sfirigt ;1141,14W kitties, oetii.lat,ipipolltd hoe. Immelosrarel% I baste mt.. bit stay 164 ratiii.ah Amt . Ali Immill &V,. alldb. L ernie Of Wilkins told, bet it stis Priaringapoimicepa k .a. - 41 T4ie *ea the but toped. Ittptiatorib. imilbrlbOwiiit Wet; but bermes esti at being lit with meal . At relied without thmeteg A. 13e 4.4 *. - • Flold oso seim tbe shade aila it el* fa' . t er *f a r wee lie Matte. 1 1 After it *as over, molteetilerriwtli led Aili Alt. • 1- id biased% he west isistiegtfeety f. WON :it : •lo ' evillest the combat. end *lke iitil diU be ' :lit-- premed meek dissatisfaction, and milked elite la' in. aw g was, as be (Beeeismerlk). may , noised a lade ramr tiest.lbot be was wet beat. IA tailed night, 'simian earl a half. Aoollwr battle eras Itioglit brfisrmi ftwAry and Adam% pugilists otArtroml rate„ruiri - perer of 16/...yrbi111.,p, sum , by the fitiowt, idler tr lint aid siaegloriing CAL • Oilier ,i mid Gildism eiseettled the mass ktoted: Posted eettlirrotigilis tie loser. MATCH BETWEEN .sramia AND ft. 1111fEig. Stein forfeited the IWO gesioetta to Born, lately. thedogie indisposition ; seta ein Tuesday ~Mine the enoWt waii • re. spewed at 8. Born's, by • deposit entf guineas witi4 . lo Bed fur lot) aside, agreeable to the follawirig artielen The p.gilists agree to fed ii the leth of M. foe MO guinea aside. Fifty animas aside IWO nob depetakeil in the bands of Thomas Cribb, eml the remainder tee he awage good at Sprier's the day week before halitiog. The battle to take place in a Mealy-four fret rope square, "lane- :a miles of Loudon, sad the place to be netted by M. Jack son. To be • fair siond-op light, of hatf.naieute titakiend aneplrea to be chose., sue each by the friends i.f the'eams apd Mr. Jackass, or, es his abscise., Mr. Sant to fii itpoi Vie referee umpite--and to whose decision, in ease the other eyepiece disagree, the parties concerned iu hackies, the same must accede. In case of default s the mosey stetted: us lee forfeited. (Spell, de. diet' The fight which is mach talked of Miura' Crowther awl Cart was preveated taking plate pear Cobham Frederik?" but it Vas deed for eight o'clock this morning, in another pars of theorem,. POLICE. Mow itilsitf. • • Nag- keine. *ld Retettiettl les ,obadiptest. alleWM~saioneed in 0. , Irani MO clawing As eft ortalteas•ata. was eV. 00 Tomboy, foliate briatrottej itarbc•rt,.•••elti: beet. It was fee 1 &he pl.iii4i*,ol4 linia•• is • fro.rttere,, ate broil' ft V de the 000 will Ilfsettatll oto artitiela. AO roe that ttfa adamant 141 Illeauglit :Nor 11f. ; MPS. Iliere airie knee . javiara. preazt i te Perally is, time111.11b11•14 twattistt e % *oak witty, *kw evve-elebbeett•tae tbe trrel 4 4l4 %be no. a fiatositio else award **Mlle stagmtle!it saw wised • combine ta 0 Laalleir Mae. jia4so•• teas ow by Tow Omar gad lasobra, as, Karriawitallrif aim Ka • Wrawiili tiwiliaal b bait•••• tkrobAiid mese, sad leis alsaustrotts a efellirtitris woe 011 - 416 e. one. DARING ROBBERY. Yesterday John 7hplor, William share. and Mama larliasow, were examiord before John Falifted flontio. tat. the antis' Magistrate antler the following ciretinssmecei i The Prosombro, Pe rry Madam Hughes, who I. a Mets man to Covet de Comma, of Portland-place, wan at the Marquis of Granby pobfic-hesse in Churls-stmt. Co veitt-gardes, where hr west to treat a niseitrisso„ with wham he bed come from Dishoptigate street ; he remained *host minutes its the house. sod on his annum „US, be was at asedtatelysterrouseled by right or rise peewits, who began dr beetle him. The Primmer, Taylor, snatched his watch from his fob pocket sad isoaredistely ma away with it. He put. steedand stopped the Prisoner, and observed him theeretbe watch into a Mettery-cosch that was sanding in the attet The other two Prisoners come op directly and struck bins severely is his anus, which made hint let to his hold of the Prisoner who immediately made off He thew catteiltt.. the watch, with whose assistance be siseceeded 'a wearing the Primmer', Shave cad Kirkeuto, whir *ere conveyed so the watch-Nome. The Fomenter, accompanied by the watchman', returned to the watch-honor, sod rusted the Prisoner, Taylor, whom he immediately knew as the per- son who bad matched his watch.. The Prisouer Taylor woe committed to Newgite foe the highway robbery, sad Shave and Kirkman were orderly& la hod ball for their appoarsoca at the &mous, to 'Loewe" tor the attempt le rescue. mant.sonovali-mamas. Yesterday Captain Preacot, of the Royal Navy, cltprged a yonint nom, named William Farrel!, under the following circa en a lances : Captain Prescot stated, that on Tetwls,, night last he afro reforming home wills his family in their lace, altar lefty lag Covent.gardeia Theatre; Isis sots won •illlng on Ike be% with the coachman, and the groom wn% lehhtti the cereisme, when he (the Captain) was attracted he a nevee snails to that of a pistol being bred tow, o r a iiirairy against the earn le with wrest knee ; iiii.itediateJ, ripen. tai the c,arriage door, Waving. his wile oiiii.d.norlitrrs. in 11. e eoacb, sad apprehended the Prisoner, +Au ao, to him an being the palms, sad gave hiss w cabt..47 of lbw watchman. The groom stated that the Prieoner I c.t Arhieut the carriage to rate, and artier repeated careen... be e,.uid mit desist from it, when he pushed bits air, hr pelted Ilan with atones. Captain Pressed intimated, that the darner sh.tre M.tpe carriage exceeded 20/. and it was a turtuu I:I egern.taiire that the cane did not enter the cacria4r kess..low, .uf • them must :wive bren seriously tujered, Yr. Dyer, the 3lairistrase. told the CSpl.kies h. !tut• it - as his power la recover itansages by Anna, it la.m 1.. r the sustained; but his. cogolacire tit the raw. r!a*:.l )0004 Ito further than arderiag the Prinsier it. st u d b 4.4..4 on the grows,. The Captain did' tsut'ssish is ...wooer Intr.'s steps against en humble individasl, but (Ur Ilw 11 etrelin of thcpublie, andouille rasalpie to tither's ha twtathileatwp proceeding' un cowlings of Ins PliattaH. ' ins tee the support . of sun, public dhanty, • tacit saattebeirS EMIR 0111111,111dly list JAR PerwasH; who we. maw lidetif the thst Kola illoWizes fee einweititliog kpitreety AS • win hires. at ;Lemming, nodeverent the drekke. ,enteibc f a...qt Ise law at' Peaerwtea Sleet CP4I 14111144114141; VP : COp t i !f t s law been truly derail, and at the set aced much pewite:eitei Omit tweli , eu'elui-k.hei4orded the Oil K ir in, »nee the rites. iewer (Who careie:llww• 111%t11.' • adjuated thetoal t-ord L aiid a/w wilootratte ed into eterpfy. He Ned very IA find Ida I,4li,Aphicit44:4l eonyukeilfak - soste eiHnatea. it . !I:dap:re-TWA tikrits tvr , titian he wrote a veri ar.:stitit Relit 141 MA (alt. E L ' l p h r her, acid 'Meta, is which he Opreselk*.49ithe s Pi • not take hits aria the midst 0ch1ieiX1 4 . 1 41144,4„ 'attired the ptiiiniweient . which, a*.itt 4 'that big tad triA 6.trtprpep f • %.11 • . Zystpas Ptifer; who *as onloi'iliebt Yea* 4141 - " bi, jean of law Whir& stew ' s. lll2l4 r ' • • • 6 0. ‘ ***Flirt, from leder sleeve, ititt+.:sl l 4lt),Vr GUICVIVAIt died ee the Mtn efOttoWi;,* tt . .41.;•ps. Se 0 01 - .1- Atigirts . l i iAialttv Wbio lie Altisinid by Kranz ti0w..„40 Ark oessigier -.melee Abe alieturessee edit the British. ....wit j : ea: . z.df • 51 ti . • • • , aaiii