The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-04-06 00:00:00

PAIIieNABLR PART/N& • lie Doke of Montrone has ienied reeds of liiiitatind Ntr ;proems load., aril, at him haw in Growileereakintre. The E.,1 rod Oirllotese of Mina entertained on Theraday tk Ms OSOI IA Melte', Lady Genrgies and Mr. Wei. le a ky, Mr. Mettenz, sod oevoral maw Iseitogolobed per. % co mps, oi *cif Whim in Arliopeeme-etreet. Ta t n our sie of An/Mary entertained the =of Moo io t•oYsod • dissintidabed party on Ilinrsdny, boom Derintre•Arreet. mds•l7) , FASHIONABLE mursiiiNTs. , • The MarqHi and Marthiusa , of Loudon arrived ye► ter* enamor at Loudowo Howe, Boritaloyuleare. frost Mr. sad Mrs. Hope's set, Dsepdenie, orar Dorking, 'sire,. The Earl sad Coastess of Lansdale sad the Ladies Low. lbw kft toes II• Tbefiday fur hits Lordship's seat, Cokes. mat, Retkod.loorr, fur she holidays. Arrivals Kirkhase's Hotel, Lower Broak.stros, hiller from Ise seat, Thorpe, Yorkshire ; sad Ile. mid Mrs. Gavin". from Moth/stet. Departure , —Mr. Philips, for his ores is Herts. Lod, Sophia Horetheue will hut taws this der ea a visit to viii' tabeark. the Comm of Dysart, at her was, Has Norm, &array. for the holidays. Sir Hobert Lawleyi Bart. has arrived at Mivart's Hokl, Lower Brotok.eirert, from his seat is Warolekshire. Lard Stewed will leave man thia day en • visit to brther,* Maripis of Ludiuderry, at his seat, North Cray, eot. Lord sod Lady Marlborough hero arrived at their boos* la Ssvollerow from &Otos. The Earl of Aberaausas kit tows yesterday for his seat, TAW. Castle, Sours, for the holidays. Lori aid Lady Rovewsworth have kft lowa for Brighton fir she holia l 7 l . Mr. sad Mrs. Bigot have left the Collar" Hotel, Chula& street, Grasuoire.urere, so pus the holidays with the Hos. Went Howard, M.P. as his seat, Ash lead Perk, soar Ep son, Survey. Lord asd Lady Cruelty have left the Ctareedon Hotel, Boodurept, fur 'heir seal se Kest. Mr. Sid She. &erg/ Bye" have left taws for their east, Bonham Park, star Buret. Lard Aran has arrived it his horse in St. Janus's-plate, hem Butibasploashire. WASHINGTON FSSTIVITIES. ---o--- - Extract from the Commercial Advertise►. a New York Paper, of the 13th February, 1822 : “ From desert wastes a mighty Istlien cease.” Os Fridsy Cosgress adjourned over natal Moodily; bat as t►e &limier of t►e week had sot been very great, .e meld sot digital She reason, until we opened the Frealdhs Goat*, t►is morass'. By a letter is that paper we leant, shat i i . capital city of this great Rmpl►s*, vies " all agog" so Satarday, is attendance on so lochs. deem, whirls took place is front of the President's house. Half the male citiasus of Wasbisitoa, the toter taforass we, were there, sad so small portion of females, sad the jollification lasted from abort nome till near three o'clock. Tbe as. velty of the tbitsg attracted the crowd, and the festivity hav- Mg hese previously anommiaged, the inhabitants were pro• awed tarty is the day Is attend the savage amenessest. This reminds us of the geed old days of Jefferson and his red plush inetpressibles--whes as India. C►ief, called Blied ha, le the poet littoral's es, visited Philadelphia, in wampum richly gay, Al ►alls he pawed the sight. st clubs the day; Id crowds she ham to his Wee ran, AK wished to sae, sad too* the tawny man; Happy were those who saw his stately stride, Thrice happy t►ose who felt ►is naked hide. • As school-00)s, when a monkey roams in sight, Forsake their games, and chase him with delight; View with astonishment t►e stalking ergatare, Ski sleek and pretty iu a state of seism; Thus sparkling belles the lodise floc►'d amend, Charmed wills his girths' eye, his voice's silver nomad, And as the Cyclops graciously held up His copper lips to give them all a sun, Some thought for very Joy they should have died, Some thought they were bewitched, and some beatified. • Mr. Randolph sarcastically remarked in one of hi. fa cetious 'perches a few days ago, I►at Ilse lens Republic it toile out of fashion. Yesterday being Good Friday, the Dean of WerratasTitit preached before the nubility at the Chapel Royal, St. James's. Yesterday a solemn High Mats and grand Te Ikea wus celebrated in the different Catholic Chapels in town. At Warwick-street Chapel most of the Catholic Nobility attended Divine Service; mid the musical department received the additional assistance of I of the most dis tingundied singers of the King's Theatre, who gave great effect to the various solemn piece. of H•NDEL earl MOZART, which were chatioted. Mr. and Lady CATREILINZ WHITIC MELTILEJI and family were expected yesteiday at their house in Grosvenor -street. hom their seat in Scotland. - - Mr. C. Karat.' is perforating at the Edinburgh theatre. OaII Tuesifsv 14st he was announced Inr the lout of NOIlle0; Juliet by Mrs. II SWOONS. On Wednesday he was to perform Othellu, to the tragedy of that name. Duct..—A meeting took plate at an early hntor on Tnuroduy IUOT ttttt g nu Idlackbeetti, between Mr. A--, attended by Col. M--, and Mr. attended by Mr. The fife fire riratly proved fuel to both punnet, Mr. A--being struck on the elbow of the !Kato' artn, and Mr. C-- bring erased on the bream by Ina ativeroary's bullet. The &monds then interfered, and a riattatitetory explain". lion took place. SINGULAR CASE.—M•rricd. at Hall. on the 26th, ult. Mr. SrePicsa IVATKINSOII, pipe-maker, nl Brigg, aged 48, to Mks lEuz• Saint. aged 16, younger sister to his son's lira wife. He has had two cornier wives, both of whom are now lie. in 4, mid married to two other men. H.. prevent wife, by this union. has at once become a wife, a mother, a grandmother, and a,, soot. " MULL'D Sscc."—ln an old work, entitled 4 ' Portraits, ite. from the reixn of Edward 111. to the tterollition," is a curinus sccousit of iVlut.h'u SACK. shills JOHN CorrtuatoN, so called from his drinking tuud'd sack, morning, noon. and inght. Ile was a molt ". notorious . lie robbed OLIVER CROIIWZLL twice; once as he was coming oat of the Parliament House, and once on liusAuhurs Heath ; and when at Cologne, he rob bed Kiug CHARLES 11., then in his exile, of as muck plate as was valued at 1,50 U/. A prodigious ow:ober of very flue p Wise& were week token on the coast of Cornwall. Thir is very reasinksble eircurnstauer, the pilchard sew being it/ the autumn. • a...tem.—Ai . . . . bANUN/DOS, A r g i l. 1. At k nergrogation ow Tlien4l7. th. NM ell. i erne. paned the &mate, " to ',poise lb. llise•Clinseeekse. Bishop of Brisk., Dr. F. Tiaekeruy. Profane CalVeft, Professor Rediwiti. Nr Hiiticil. seal L. hueler • nl./i• sate, le tabs into amisidevaiiin lis Wit wheel' hie Wes aide to the University by the eseroion of the Me Dr. Clarke, of hie esthete. of Mistrals, and Solvent lineups. to the benals." Al • enigrawatlon os Friday lad kis follotriag were selnitied to degrees : Homorery Doctor to Civil Low-Tho Rigid Hos. Lora Hamster, IL Jones College. Honorary Moder of Arlo—The Ilse. Jolla Nemmiket, Si. John'e, rklest som of La. d Hisiroiker. MOitiore Arte—Robprt Trinity. Detkolor is Gott Low—The Rev. Joseph Newfield, Trinity. Ths *lentos of a Libraries of this Uoiversity, in the rowel of the late Dr. Clarke took plan oil the 211th The two moth/airs oft, nonimaird H tin Heads of Horses were, the Re. J. Lodge, N.A. Fellow of Nordelrue Col. lege. aid fin Rev. Jones Clarke Franks, N.A. Chaplin of Trimity College. At the elan of the poll the members were, for the Rev. John Lode, 139; Rev. J. C. Freaks, 113; sannrity le favour of the Rev.'. Lode, HUNTINGDON COUNT? ;METING. Pawns/ to rewisitiem sad appoistmost, there was a tmet II pec h h% at sistiagdon « Wedemiday VIC ilsestre had sowed the besioeso, sad sold he wigll7l•llWernet asy speaker who 414 sot eosins himself to lha sopisespestioned in the requisition— Mr. HA Kamm) addrewed the meeting Is a speech oleos. Hawaii kerb. He mid the requisiiicis embrand two .liars.—.s4piculistral distress, sod a peados fora reform is Porliameat—on each of which he amply descanted. He the. read lb. Renletiess and the form of a Petition. These were seconded, is what we miderelined to has • Insides speech, by Me. Timis Wins; cod the insane bowleg reread them, they were carried without a dissentient wire. The Rev. Dem Wu.o moved that the Petition be pre. meted by the county nsembens. Mr. MARIBITTS, of Heatingdos, said that he spite agreed with the sestimesite of the meeting as to ageseeliorrn die. Wert, and was weeediegly sorry for it; but he thought they look a emir amine fur obtaining • remedy by mentionieg • reform is Parliamest in their Petitims. He was convinced that things were wade much woes* bsa set of designing sod ambitlies people, who disseminated disoffiretios to the Go. newsiest these( h the country. . Mr. deselect. WILIA. is • speech of some length, replied to Mr. klargetts; after which he mid he could, not agree to lbw Niihau to Parliament, Macs he could nut look upon the members aa being the proper reneentstirea of the people. Mr. Day, of ttpalriwirk, thee ilddressed• the esestiers. This &MAW the busioess of the day. ALCHESTISR GAOL. ___.......,- Bridle, the fete keeper of Ileheater gaol, has ad dressed a letter to the Editor of The Both aid Cheltenham Gazette, containing positive denials of several of the matters laid to his charge by Hr. Hunt. The following is an extract : " It has bees elated that • thernb-serews, gags, seek-irons body.iroes, ice. with which the It b. and bodies of the Fri' sowers ill Ilcivester gaol were heretofore esseseled,are now all abolished.' To this, Sir, I briefly reply, thumb-serene and page are Osa wow* To re, Pfeil II MT LIIM 11•VISO sane stvata. Neeh-irons I have bees used out of the county of Somerset, but MITTEL MU. Ose sae► iron was is my meet ■t Debater, sod as sorb, In are power le use; Asa I Pavan wasp It Oa aulawmaaa. Baritone are commonly used in refractory cases, and sometimes far "es& Miveteilee. Of ides Intros, I believe there aro too l a Tlehrster gaol, where 1 believe one Prironer only was sob. feet to the etse of them for the last three years of my covers. ant", aad that was to prevent suicide; the same Prisoaer ►aving oars before attempted ►is life by boogies' himself, sad bad thew a very narrow escape. le such irises I newer removed a Prisoner. I have kerma Mr. Hardy, the preseat Governor, foe the last Orton years, and I believe hint to ben very homes moo : but he bas already been compelled to are them is the Fame geol. They have been also used is Newerie, and is removing convicts from s courtly gaol to the belts, Mace it was considered a crime is me to pat them es a Prisoner to saw his Ws from being saeri ieed by his oven hands." The King's Palace, St. James's, had been for some time till lately in a very disorderly state, occasioned by lads, men, and lemsles, of the lowest and moat depraved habits resorting there, and afro to the avenues leading to the Palace, many of the pet-antis of this description sleeping in corners and other parts of the Palace, and remaining there all night. The nuiratice had got to that pitch that the Duke of You' and others residing within the precincts of the Palace, could not puss to •od from their re sidence without being annoyed or insulted. The military on duty oil the king's guard were not equal to remedy the evils complained of, when the Doke of YORK applied to the Board of Green Cloth, and upon an inquiry it was found that con stables had not power in the Palace. and the other civil power was the Nlarrhalmen. and the conse quence was one of them was ordered to attend re gulaily in rotatioo. which ha. been done fur some time part. and the greatest order and regularity now prevails, the disorderly persons alluded to being prevented from remaining. In the action fought at Mongrade. East Indic% on the 81. t October. 1821. betwixt a detachment of the nib light cavalry, under Major Rinoc, acid It nowierrins body of native troops, commanded by the Monitors° in person, victory, as u►ual, de clared for the British ; and among the gallant young officers , whore conduct on the field attracted the notice of the Commoiding Officer, we are happy to are mentioned in the Gazette the name of Lieutenant JANES ULENCAIRN BURNS, a native of this county, and youl•Kest sou of the Poet. Those who take an interest in the family of the Bird, will l►e pleased to learn this fact, and the more so when we assure them that M►. Buitms, who is as good as he is brave, bus ever discharged the dotter of a son acid a brother, in a atwitter that en titles him to the warmest reca•tis of every real hearted SCIPWIPHII./ With/ Cowries.) On Sunday last the uncient custom of cracking the whip-gad was performed in Caisson Church, before a crowded congregation, who attended to witness the ceremony (and also, it it to be hoped, fur a better purpose). N. B. The whip war cracked by --- SHAw. of Brooglition, near Brigg, being the forty-Moth year of his performing the ceremony. Mr. liaown, the Keeper of Newels , , has been •ppoint►d %Vanier, of she Fleet patron in the room of Mr. NIXON. deceased. The rumour that the of fice is one which is purcharietl of the Chief Jur bee of the Common Pleas. is, we believe, totally groundless. The office is in the depots! of the Lord Chancellor and the ChiefJurtice of the Com mon Hear, and has bees gratuitously couferred on Mr. Badws. ~► •" - 7: Ak • • • ' , • aitinistw A L DIFFICULTIES. him. lieseismat, soder IMk Signitlite el 'a Plii•.deeler (oh! APPROPAIATB• sad beeptry tide!), ettentuin to BMWS? tae...-1 bag pr don, le toomade) my plain miery„ tritich I meet *goeel knee to repeat' hbw the seeress* 4 }osier,. its the Comity Olicr,ssimuniting is ditty to less tkatificartied Oturoatet pagoda, (veld be realer than that of the Mor ten* 111eitse, anciuntleg to atameNteen THottAND This- pretest,' iteqiiiry Mr: Ileanalo4l enstesreett, to easel with something ahead aeg storms:dee to he tiNfly whether this is a n4leient reply the p.htie will judge. The simple fade 'are, that Mr I. hero cootionelly advertised lki• umce to he increasing /safer then may Mher.whilet he Austritle that the increase of she Norwich Uilien far exceeds that of t h e c omi ty ; and boors kw thin is the cause .f his thilleet attacks a the lea imbue be revive. Whether The her in Mut Comfy trill assets. its PAY die enormous ceposse estate* enrich remains j. be leen Though it num be cowfuesed that the power of the Managieg Drees., is eadeveined le he pretty swirly &spo ke—lied th a t Es Rome Was WWlTS'ialid 1111 be govereall by " Julies sad Cesar." err the Cosaly.olllre is peered, be. Belied to be issekr the joint tied enetietrolled authority sit Messrs. " mid " Thesnaa," and " Rarh ee n• mi d " Bea:moat !" A very maple, end doubtless elleieet Di. rectory! The geemistee which she above 'Board (soder the sign & lure of A Plato.4ealev)eleeee to put to Mr. Digerati, he would very easily amwer; but I mimed he MU( nut, ask becomes rather irksome area to chasfire . asi ibdivideal, who as ad. ',vitae its the Newspapers MUTAT' loners set mbirmood to himself. As tete.. PA. about the Ceensti (Mee" nieldat• enevses throukhoal the likuptons," 1 shirr newel, refer she ',Mk to the foilwolag N.ll. • P.S. eanezed to she eireeliwalegata by that Oilier, in busiest, NMI:— " You will 11* permed/it railed os is a few daps to knew irk/Mier if is your plastrete to Wire with either ethe shore Associations!!! ibierit.—As Mr Beaman aye—", Will set the Pub% tiro of suck trial?" COCKER. WARRANTS AINTORN RT. A very Important lilt i. row before the lariat's* for prerreadag the injustice trbieh is frequently done to ',re dder' by sec et warranta.aLeKolerty, It:ketch, pencils in • state of inwrivescy are enabled le beep up the aPPeanutre of being is good eireemstances, sad the persona habitat mob wareasts of 'mime) have the power a taking the pro. pert' of such insolvents se 19WWW1Sall at say One, to the 'adagios of the rest of the creditors. To remedy this, it it proposed to be enacted, that all warrants of Woolsey, :se • trite copy, with attretatios, tie de/allege., endorse. *seats, Re. shall, :within days after com pletion, be died, together with as affidavit of exec:idles, is the Coast in which judgment le intended to be mstered op; and say, seizure wade soder • warrant net so tiled, to be deemed fraudeleet, and the assignees of bank. rept, may recover the amount of the proceed. of such seizure. And as she object of this Bill may be defeated by any person giving • eurterit adioNews, instead of • war. reel of attorney, to melees jeslgioent, it is further provided that this instromeell shell he ilea in like manner : if given oe tat asditloa, the saute also to be tiled. Therms:lt:mg clauses ease, that the °firers of each Court keep • book, containing particular* of each warrant of at. talky and eogsweit—allowing a fee fee filing—copie, to be gives trove the ufilees—sattafaction may be CIiOWNI Wawa/- raids of attorney and repositrils. TRANSPORTATION. Before the restoration of Charles 11. Irsiesparlatioa, as a ravishment, was enkriown in Ragland; bet after that time, persons kruud guilty of offences entitted beeeit of clergy, and sentenced to be intrisoued, wereissomported to the British settlements in Nerds America. They were not, however, sent away as perpetual slaves, het humid by Indio. terve fur seven years; and Joe the lam theme yeses they re ceived wages, in order Mat a feud might be provided, to give them ■ fsir chance of future nieces. in life. Wheel the desericau Revolution prey/Gird the further transportation of cemvicts to that cuuotry, in 1775, the system of conflohig primmer' to bird Ishosur on board the Hulks and Houses of Correction wan adopted, estil the discovery of New South Wales by Captain Cook, in 1776 and 1777, opened • new field for trisiseportatimi ; theeeast of Africa having bees pre viously explored in vats. fond fit *booties for s colony of criminals. The first embarkation si this new colony was made in Filmier'', 17117, and coosistra of Mid convicts: Ike first settlrme•t was made at Sidney; sod soother hay since been formed in the adjacent island, can Dientenli Land. So pro lific hes this country bees in crime, that in a period of lets t►ee thirty years, the colony at Botany Bay amounts to up. ward, of twenty thousand prowls, tone half of whom are cowries.. So large an assemblage of turn and women, nisny of whom are of die most desperate characters, are with dif ficulty kept in order; but iu order to restrain their irregula rities, of a summary hied are frequently inflict ed. Of t►ese, the most severe, next to that of death, is transportation to the Cosl River, which is ordered usually by the Judge-advocate, or a Beach of Magistrates, for • term of years or for life, as the enormity of the offence may require. Convicts dread this mode of punishment very much, because they are there compelled to work I. chains from son-rise to sunset, and are subject al.o to other restric tions of • highly penal description. The rigour of this sentruce is, however, freqneisily relaxed w degree, as the erimiod sheaa signs of amendment; and in very few rusts it is fuuriel necessary to subject any of the comet." to • re petition of that seutenct. Extract of a letter, dated Canton. Nov. 91. 11121: "Our chief news, or rather topic of coaveriation here, has been the delivering up • seaman from one of be American ships. for killing a woman by arriving • jar—obether arei. dentally or otherwise i• smut derided, fur he was strangled without the Chine.e Magistrate baring permitted a single witness to appear in his favour. In the opinion of every one here, except thine concerned is the actual delivery of the man. It is one of the most disgracrfol circumstances that has occurred for many years ; and all fob the sake of a few dollars, which, judiciously applied, might have eared him. Unsupported by those who oueht to bare protected him, threstrued wiib torture if he did not confess, and pro. inised a favourable repreeeetatron if he did, in es anguarded moment he arkoowledged having throw. the*. The Judge immediately doted the proterdlika, Mr a the Mo e .. term It," shut the hook;' and the pour fellow was led away to be strsngled, in fart igoorant of the declaim until he an iveri at the place of •tion, where he saw .event natives wider going capital psoiehment. He lien gave • load Arlo k, sod looked round for help: none bat Clituese corairmances sort his view, end he saw it wild In vain. He then lifted up his eyes. irlissiod his bands towards %moven, and submitted to his fate alostrat without • struggle. This account I had front some of th e chine.. spectators. The body was drlivered the same day to ao Americas boal i asid buried mar where the shipping lay." Chirrj notice Bustle in his address lo the Grand Jury, at the Kilkenny Aosiva, on Saturday last, oloer yeti : " It is impossible to reed the papers of the day without seeing moth pictures of the gush which has disgraced the southern part of Irelsud, as cannot but shuck every burreatie and manly feeling. My experiesc• of what recently passed is the county of Limerick, while •Mcially engaged there, *stables me, however. to say. that the srearspspers precasted bat a Aire sod feeble 'Wore, tacked, of the atrocities which were eummosid that*. Tae peasantry had actually taken possession of the county—the gentry were obliged to seek prietertioo asaiosi this moil at/wises violence, by cooverting their •we Wove, boo garenouo—society, no limner actors from the eiserosetiosesits of oaten,. .tuaupklely di.„... x .,,i,,d—1ke daily repetitive of truces th► stoat revolting, plunder, burning., murder, tie (request iutlicsiue of torture, gave a character of peculiar horror to the crimes of the isfaittated peasautry..and all, is a MOO, that is most disgraceful to hoists mature was to be found in their enemies.' x". - • SBE CNd*B. tira Tadootoasia'a Ai. ill y wire .* isotiay tEI dill et Chub, Wood. on Wedaradaythe, lath at Claim* Weed. Nod ea lioarday the I3uh at Croshi Pood—oeacb day at ace,. o'clock. The allioeheot fox hoopla with stela au Taeoday the lab at the Tower ow tic Moor, cad ea Friday the nth ei Haasahy,Croaa-loan—earil day at half:owl tea. The 1.11141b4•41 tot.liaoade sect Go Toesday at itealtdali Pack, Thomas, at Camel, Saturday at klaaa--ot o'clock. The lortharaberlead pi.lotada mart ea Tweaday at Felt.. Prrk, Thareday at Weddua &Are, Wordy Netheradtho—at ter. 'cilf.itron PARK RACES. We boot !Woos witswoilVtallre sport Sr inner ie. *rektor a ti r ipa g es sod sat uton Part, thas no Wedoesday The wonky sae pOSIMase very k Cro aininible, *ad alai enfant 14 eutellest order.—Mr. WM* Metrithee Colwarbise best Mr. Sall Nicene Spantane*, ktes.g-The Mikados Copii4 ktakee d Mon. su h Is. kr boors sot thoreeek bred; *as was by Mr. Slyttire• Hatabenf, Sadist Mr. Thyroid's Why NA aad inaniatr.—.ll* Matra' Plato of Mks with lees. to the wood Wroth woe *be by Mr. Stokes' bay mare Noss, bating Mr. Porstres brown bone (the .need bast) sod 13 others. Thera wore !hire bans fir this nier.—The Handicap Stake fia basrs d.t thorisoettAnd, Wits garb, half fortrii, woo etra by Mr. Maltom's Kemal. worth, bestia; Lord Amos's. Spot sod two .then.Y-Tbe Forced Handsaw. was WOO by Mr. Salines Caprliebt, hosing two %Abate.— Mr. Whit.'. posy Moats boat Lady s.pbi* ILest's pony Whiz-gip 50g.. BOXII • The battle Wirers Petro, the Bath lianas, lad Floatoro, the emichmaa, from Dessau, Omm, kept the Rostmaatot mud these masters is foil earreise so Thursday, for went of geoevaldrip to avoid interference. The match for ell gooses. wadi was to have ta►.a playa, very smug, between O.kiag. ham sad Maidenhead us Mitred'', agreeable to the desire ofebo hackers, Csptaia Hass toe the coaching*, sad Mr. Meadows Fuller fie the lamas. Poore authority Into gave t►ear negative to the sport so the grossed axed rpm', sad after • consuibiliou of proviocial •apes, the men met is Geld amass Wrodsur Formt, at Apeley, llorrey, tea miles boas the saki authorttiu, where as obstinate battle was fought is as open ring. H. Ford ',regraded Flowers, nod Wheeler of. deemed for Peters. Both woes had fame for various suceeta• fed mishata, and the bunion was rather the favourite. • The battle lasted forty-four sabsotes, is which len very . by roma& were fought. la the first the claret New from the heads of each, and is closing as awkward attempt was made to tram, but neither could get the best of it, •std tb bousaa was th►ows from being the lightest. I. Both felt their muscles at work, sad they waved to with much ear•estoeas. Flowers got a heavy rattler ou the jaw at pia, is, but there was no desist about hint. He kept meetly et his woik, although Peters stewed best science. Flowers's ►ed hair stood as end, like that of a pig is • pas. lion, and • sarcastic grin, with the claret Hoenig frame his devourers, presented a melancholy spectacle. He, however, Moored Peters by • heavy He up ea the Wise, which ►ent 3 sod 4. These moods were give sod take to the very esd of nature. Peters contioued to have the beat is lb* Amt of the round+, but Flowers had his tu►n is strengt►, and he finished like s workman. Peters was under is two falls, mad both were fatigued oat of time. The sth and 6th roulade produced but little mischief, as both were waiting to pet their wind mended. They however munugsled again is the seventh round, sod no baser men ever stood more Arm to duty. A chance hit placed Peters's bead *pout his right shoulder, and a pistol could not have dropped him more wetly. It woe Flowers the battle, al. though the oilman fought the other three wands under every dmadvastiage. His secords yielded victory to Flowers very reluctantly. A pane or sonelbiag loader 51. was collected for the liner. Robert Haulms, private is the Ist Royals, a native of the county Wieklow, has offered to light any max is England or elsewhere, of his owe weight (fourteeo arose), or a arose ►eavier, except his own coontrymies. He will be backed for 390 gearless, or more, if required. TO TSB PROPSICTOR or TIM DUBLIN PUMA lel JOURNAL. "SlR—Haring 01.111 more that Oat* the boastlog of p.. gllism in some of the Public Prints, psrtirularly by Hanba and others; I mu a young ins. arbitrable habits, never p►o. feaster the art or mimes of pugilism, or as much Futon forth challenges; bet II will readily accept the challeoge of those, or of a.) , other disturber of the public peace, for soy son they shall think at to deposit or "JOHN LANGAN. "50, North Kisgrt►eol s April!, 1821." DREADFUL SUICIDE. Yesterday mo►ning Mr. Nis. boot and shoemaker, residing at Mr. Bartlett's, corner of White Hart ya►d, Deery-laae, in • lit of delirium, put an end to his existence by cutting his throat with • rssor. His wA we in bed with him at the tune he perpetrated the dresdfld dced, and was awoke by the awe► of the blood issuing from the wound. He divided the jugular vein and the windpipe, sad, is feet. •early seem ed the head from the body at one stroke. lie has been fire months subject in rheumatic pains in the limbs, which have recently affected his head. Excessive pain, it is believed, prorlueed temporary &reflectional, and is that state of mind be committed the lamentable act. The Bath and Brlotol van, drawn by four white horses, made a most formidable appearance as it passed down the Strand yerterday about tire o'clock, with its vacillating top, on a level with the third story of some of the houses in the street, threaten ing so overthrow at every step. A short time ago the driver of one of those unwieldy vehicles was killed by its braking dowel in the Strand, near Charing-cross ; bum, aniseed of a warning, it appears to have operated with others as an inducement to court a like fate. The number or commitments for trial at the ap proaching Old Bailey Sessions, on the 17th inetsset, already exceeds the unprecedented slumber of 200. On Thursday last a ballad singer and his wife, of the mime of GODFREY, who by the demob of • relation became possessed of near 6001. which they received iii February last, lost two of the only re maining bank notes of 1001. each, which he lied carried in Isis fob, wider his watch, since he ac quired this large and unexpected wealth, in • very exi►aordinsry and mysterious manner. This loving pair, who were well known for their croaking me lodies in the streets of the metropolis, indulged by taking a couch from their residence in Lambeth, at eleven o'clock in the morning, to fetch a picture of the amiable and liendsome vocal performer to the Mint in the Borough, which had been pre viously left to receive the brightest pobah, and after riding about the town five hours, and condescend ing to make some visits to their old acquaintances, time two notes, which were carefully folded in the morning emit • third and lint note of 31. were dis covered to be gone, and the 3/. note remained, to the no small morsificatioo and surprise of this mu sician. He will obtain the numbers of the last notes this warping at the bookers from whom be received them, mud give notice to the bank. z_--~ IRELAIia iFitti. 4: The most magnificent ball of the Drawn' was that of Mr.. Puttered, dii Thursday night. I-ler try splendid mansion in Mountlstreet *ds blieti to 4 Illiftlernell party of fashoonablest Amooro tliwi present were-- Lady Lady Roestiore, Lady Morrie ‘ Lid, Rothe. Mks. firsena. Mrs. BleekbalL Mea. Raere.t, List Leith, Lord Roesensee, Siloosserabla Mr. liwnen.ti, s e mo st tk osg *, rd.* Hamlin, Ids draeooss, Cspte Omagh, pintas Rtatfolpb, CR. Mi. Armin, Ike. he. A Utast spehtlid sdpper was prepared, of MiliOt dearly two' hundred partook. There was a display of plate and ehanspelgue sod the rielitt:. wines were dealt out in the most abundant prof.t.: Sion: Dancing lei kept up until • Idle hour. usisatcit. Otani 30. The three unfortunate men. iliidigun, Lyn( 44 and Lewis, edoiricted of burglaty in the house of John Moore, steward of Mr. Raymohil, of Holly'. wood, were hanged at Cappagli on Wednesday. At the place of execution a vast concourse of spec.' tutors asaerhbled, and eb'ery opportunity *as afford. ed by Sheriff Cuthbert lb let theta hear the word]; uttered by the convicts it theii last moments. trust. Mg that the (wimples hefdre them *bold here due intluenbe.. Madigati tally acknowledged his guilt l aod aped being questioned whether he bed snit partitipation iu the murder of Mr. Going, he . seemed greatly agitated. and requested that this Wetter would not be further pressed, but he neither adiditted nor denied hieing to do with that Iran. ieCtion. The other two. Lynch and Lewis, per. sisted in their innocence of the crime for which they suNered ; but edititited that they were concerned in many robberies and outrages. CORI, APRIL 1. On Wednesday morning Colonel Beare. with his own hoods, tore the following notice from one of the piers of the priticipid avenue of Copestown, au w i p e of his in the neighbourhood of Mollow " Nickolas Cronin you or require to take wire that yols are to Lave they house end plave of Richard Bare sod so gime is your owe farm sad to let him set Ibey Leads to bo. ant Teasels at they vales and if he dent set they Lauds he N. required to plow bre Arent and to give them at the rata M I s,r pored. they Arar and alhe required not to Let any strange Pospel lain they houses means that you filtrated Mee peerl thus lived la seen of they hewn earl if yen duet look le they Above sotice you will safer te they Benoist of your booms and Killer' his Kalil' any mass bow ha. they Assurance of Meg this dowel will be bunted to ashes he sad his biome. "Mager Bask eaten= all his Meads that they are re. quired to meet Mat at they Leeds of Celia town us the 31) they day of March next to attack they Tyrant's piece Richard Bare Esti." The cause of the above carious manifesto was that Colonel Beare having obtained possession of the lands of Copestown, under a limbere wan eject ; meat cause, which had been executed last Monday. made arrangements on the following day among his tenautry, by which sorne of the former under.te nauts, who required to be allowed to remain in possession of their lands were disappointed, and they accordingly expressed much dissatisfection. It is supposed that they immediately repaired to the assembly convened, as already staled, in the wood near Mount North, which was at no great distance ; before which they lodged their complaint of Colo nel Beare's presumption io using his .property cc. coydrng to his own pleasure, and daring to refuse compliance with heir demand; and that the above atrocious menace was the consequence. It is re markable that before Colonel Beare had refused to gratify the insolent request of these people, he was very popular in that neighbourhood, and esteemed an extremely good landlord. Nicholas Crones,, to whom the threatening notice was addressed, fa Co. lone! Beare's steward. BANTRY. Oo last Saturday • meeting of the respectable inhabitants of the town and vicinity of Bantry was held, to take into consideration the present distress. ed condition of the poor ; the Earl of Bantry was called to the Chair, when severel resolutions were agreed to, expressive of the sympathy felt by the meeting for the unparalleled distress and privations under which the poor are now labouring : and in endeavouring to administer some relief to those dis tresses at the prevent moment, in addition to tl common claims of charity on the benevolence of the more opulent, the meeting felt it but due to the past conduct of the lower orders in the town and neighbourhood of Bantry, to come forward to their assistance on the present occasion ; for while so ' many parts of this county, together with two neigh. bowing ones, were in a state of the greatist dis. tuiliance, not a single outrage of any description occurred in the barony of Bantry—our was it dia. graced by any of those scenes of disorder so gene ral in other quarters of the country, which state of society, so creditable to this barony, we well know is in a great measure to be attributed to the in fluence and exertions of the Earl of Bantry, and - the mildness and impartiality with which, upon all occasions, this respected Nobleman administers and dispenses justice. 'llse above meeting was called by the Noble Earl e whose subscription of 1001. for himself mud his son. Lord Beerliaeen, bespeaks the goodness of his cha racter : the entire sum collected on this occasion emouoted to 2791. Among the respectable per. sons who attended the meeting, and took an active part in forwarditig the object for which it was cot _ vened, it would be en act of injustice to overlook the name of Major Clayton, an English Gentleman, residing near Bantry, who is distinguished upon all occasions for sets of the most munificent charity, end who, as well as his amiable Lady, are but just recovered from a severe and dangerous fever, which they took in consequence of their humane and close attention to several poor families whip were labouring under this disease, and from actually administering medicine, and other necessaries, to those unhappy persons with their own hands. Instances of such rare and unexampled charity and generosity deserve to be recorded, und we are indebted to a respectable correspondent who fur nished us with the above, for giving us an opportu. nity to render this act of justice to Major Clayton, several traits of whose amiable character have come to our knowledge from the 'acne source, which alone are sufficient to do honour to human nature itself, and which we sincerely treat will meet the reward they so richly merit. The Coert, under the Insurrection Act. was opened at Mallow ins Saturday—no conviction. This morning the Court assembled here, pro forme, and adjourned. a.,Lre, • - I