The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-07-26 00:00:00

I • . • .. of Goof 044 Illb7.lWidirithflOSMl Chloe. It ' would be unnecessary foe.hita, too-enter move at length into thOwielffeettitinshiAllemstioe specific ob jects, to 'hick the ettervbn cv the Coatmismon wised hi diritcha: ' They 'Oftinfil ffrst iiljitilQ:l4to thr Mete of the lidiniohyritlon'of the laws and' chill govereekent'af Melte crobtriii; . )h4'ilhotild shiVero , ' r o sins the otate'if the;ent i rency; afid:it Would all dbilct . ort heir otorlda, to investigale 'zti i ptel tll h 4eestiorref the eltiviPWtie,itlirett•thity 'ail' of a, so ably trepte4this 'evening. Instracttotiti'• Dien slreedrM iiiit tis' these' Colohiri, r ins eh would be carried jots eamotion by theie Citthei '.- Omen; :vessiritierihe 'llltteseettiosi of tfill i ow tihgetik e"-1641,140 'Mini oiwittiv. -, 4 .i I. laws. In the Magical", 19 coosectiserico Of . . risotto iticl tiVAlM . illaliNi the Chltif7thD k e Commission sme .... peculiarly nectssir):" A' a. .' mission to investigate the Mate of the laws is the Leeward Islands would' Olin hi tt► pointed. and he trusted that this would Mitt the views of thst Noble Lord ppposite (ll.prd Nogent), who had giyea no.. tiolof wohstionon the subject. No time 'mould be. baths mweying their purpose into execeiton, both, feted .oat pledr. himself to any specification of 010(401 the (rosqroment were indheed to hope 00 4 610 :luienOckiiiipartld be carriid Wm execs- Sim Ms: the &pink in:Wilk-4 it was begun, sod that dmesseht woolchbe generally beerfirmil. Illft:Wscrettertes expressed •his approbation of ike a ppaintmetir i mf these . 'CoMmissioners, and MOO 6' ifigiirt * .w9nlii wfienfl to the couch. lise.of the cammeedmegreeti. Lad NO 411151' woocuswed in the propriety of in- M• utiog a full biqujry into the condition of these oms, and he hoped that the Report of the . i k issioners avoid not be unnecessarily delayed; Mal be wished to state that he should as early in the alintilessise as the progress of the Commisnioders Weald' permit him, more foi leave to bring is a Bill telatlngto thlixuestion. . • • Mr. Hulse mod, that whilst he gave his concur- Noce to the appointmeot or, these,Cvspinippoes as tending to introducirtoricieri'y itilri the institutions of those countries which had been hitherto most iroftisiff advitiiiiefered, he wished it the shene time to impiris upow-the consideration of llWOOverit• punt the necessity of sending out a siesilar,eimse simian to l'iaisled ; but he did not wish to evil eereensore upon the Governor of that colony. ref meeting whose conduct he differed in *Orion Net raspy of Wor Friends, bat such win theme . )IM.,ritider which he was. compelled to act, that his medect sontenines appeared unpleesaut and unpa burble. He should therefore propose so addition to the motion, that a Commission should be sent to Trinidsd to cumin, the state of the odminisitation of the Spanish 11,4' ti•dt civil and criminal. Mr. IiAIIiIYATT mid, that from local knowledge formerly, and extensive correspondence latterly, he was enabled to bear testimony to the necessity_ of extending the Commission to Trinidad. The Hoe. Gentleman then kotered jut* variouidetails to prime the troth of the imputations which had been cam ou the condom of Sir Dolph Woodford. 'the Go vernor of that Cmlerry.- • Mr. Goo LaVallt esti-he hoped the House would give him credit for better tome, Than to suppose lie should follow the . Hon. Gesslewsiin through all his details of accusation and chick, but he could not sit silent and hear charges so unjust made opium the character of 'Sir Ralph Wocidford, withbueett Rressing his reprobation of such • course of pro seeeltng. He was prepared at soy time. when the emissary documents were biters the House, to Meet the Honourable Gentles*, had prove the fallacy of •hi. assertions. • ' • . . • Mr. T. Wilson, Mr. Butterworth. Mr..Wilisot. Mr. flume, Mr. G._oulburn. and Mr. Wilberfmco. 'said a fewr words each. Mr. Hums wewsed his amendment, , sad the question was adjourned until this day. The other Orders of the Day were disposed of. end the House adjourned at a Qtraartif Vim' Two o'CLUCa. _ . MINO*I rk • • Who vutt(ragahist the hied miidliag theLettery /sly 24, treeptes, S. - 11104,' /Olin ate*, Spin Caltraft, Juke WON willisi bait, William- 'W•Veros,V7G. —MA ASS. CAPborne, /Wk., lasob,s Moue fit Dow, nb:pit Pelmet, Fpb. idoeck, J. B. ROYAL GARDSNIL YADXHALL. THIS EVENING. FRIDAY. July 26. will •be *formed *GRAND CONCERT..In ehreVelli be istottiseed Catches sad Ores ; the helmet's.; Heetninalie /DOW Cosmorama*. Preach Theatre. Sobeassies Cur, as:11 W e H e Werke* the Tight Reme Prodigy sod his fantail Chetalirr Am:thlay's %ermined FIRE WORKS. in ishici the Jester Unmoor, /sakes his sestet int lbe Rope. Tie Wittig Concert; Scotch sod Pmadran Node On prams& • Was eyes at Half-past Ileeen..—Aalaslesnom 11%.114, NMI parties may he admitted et Seems ea GaMtlielits. o a r The Promietem hem groat satisfaction in mating Mr. YATES is seem ea as Csirverably as possible. THE BRYFISTI PRES S. LON DON, FRIDAY, JuLY 26, lea A letter written in February. by a Gentlemen t:: the suite of the Marquis of HArnmos, states :hat they had expected to leave India in June, but usdermend they will not quit it sooner than flut,her next. Nlr. Fiume last night, iu the House of Coas oms., produced his Resolutions, which we publush ,,toti Nloutlay last. The results being _deduced from arithmetical facts, cannot be questioned. PALIIERSToIt once observed to Mr. Huge. :tat the ancient philosopher held no mortal cce!ti control past events and arithmetic. The 14 rressors of Mr. PITT have now got the be. t tit of an illustration in full. Mr. PITT was 014 , 031,:tious of ha v i og hi s name inscribed on that re /1111111 of t he nation's faith, the Sinking Find. As " :uncle of faith indeed, pethaltr. ll6 ." never 4 "I a belief more unquestioning devout, so there rt t litYtt ore *lnch proved so costly to the faith •1•11/Y-:.4706$1!?Allh: . 0 4.4 ‘ 1 041641 ' 64: ti 4631 41.410 . 166 . 047 X wliat credit it will do to the•toWliorit i kealoof 11/41 4 14 tite•t;t ? histe 064 . .111,r reLl 4 4 1. dLCIPti e 7.:;?1,) 1 10 10 0.4:;1041,:pt Wilk; iiiiwOoot re trowel& dikter:of I.ll'itithoww4tt Timor dittistfilif 'll4 Obit tOoa:f io 40%1110e • • • • the;l the bp ; always hcietesing the vs ; ae. floolferf iioliintittsitridf attar li4e; 41;i11 tweetto‘• wiLcbWiedito MnerMts to in. feet; if*. bark-tett bf the having. 4 4 '44 0 . • ' 4 014 agsk;Lia c Urii of one mitlion • rive -and the !Merry of the sinlrior matter of devout political be. lief, is Weed ii,glatious isotopes of .uatiothil faith, - P l ifqiikiti it. It will be teed ler we-paillmemarbilr a piett, that on the mritiaili 't, wuifiivia ifw.0.44 of Cornmeal lest aithl on Addreasi to the Crewel way geed sdbje4 of the shrilieision'o? slavery at the 4po. Goad Ike* ; which will be read with feeTioji'er Atk deepest bit#reof by etery kited of liberty iiilifinverof „ 5i,.(7. We have received the Pars Payers up to Tuesday last.. Their contents are not interesting. The Gazette Engage pays—The intelligence rela tively tettieArroy Of the . Faith, retitived at BeJ Youhe on .raft 14Lhittetant. was very satisfactory. The advaocedguard' of General Quintana had er.i rived at Tarsus. There are no more constitutioii. alisioremaining io Ma'am. The last accounts from Cordova announce thit 300 of the rpittiCirahhVeiri t aiiichehreeti six and 700 of the 'l)riiiiiricial 'rsipLosetti .f . C4ll ova, have hettp for ; limo dsys past at Castro, whence they send qeem.to all quarters in the same of the Su preme Royal And Military Junta. They are mas ters of the whole province. • '• ' Tim Praia - tin 'Government is * this mmitiot potting is &roe the most rigorous measures ageism' mere! imoiiitioits. The Senate of the University trif arrlin has just sentenced upwards of thirty modems to be banished. They were accused of haling 1 4en part in a secret association called .1 mask. Spauiah Papers to the 10th inst.; received. at our Office. state that the number of the lleourrets is greatly reduced. bet from the eiitent l of their excesses, we must coasider them as still formidable. Therelent papers aboeird sriffii aceoturts of their cri. mioal attempts to disturb the public trangeillity, and to overturn the Conetiftion. The blow Jtruck in the capitol, hee, hoseoer, !appended through every part of the country before this time, sod satrre . d .. dismay urtu the rseski Or the Insurgents. The following intelligence was yesterday re ceivid 1..4.0yg0!s this mornits6:-4- - 0111111ALTAlti JULY 4. The• St. ro.fo Spanish ship of the line has sr rired at from Algitrs, and confirms the sa ingot of the unsatisfactory ta►n which the negocio. ticia betweisi the - Spanish rad Algeriae Governments had taken. • The Spanish Vice-Cohanl had left Algiers, and the Government has made these circumstances officially known, in !infer that Spanish rierarit tnen may be upon their guard against any hostile attempts of the Algerine eruisers."• Eztiact from a letter from the Agents to LLOYD'S ist Trieste, 'Wed .- 9th instant:—" AboOt lop. ni. Oth instant, it blew a tremendous gale from the but fortunately it hulled about midnight. Several vessels would have been lust had it cositi- Wucilair hOur ur two longer. The'dstosge done to British shipping is trilling ; fear or five Austrian • f .vessels were driven on shore, but ' gat off. 'Some smaller craft were sunk." . . ► An opportunity will now beafforded to the ire. •habitaiits of the great and influentiul county of York, to , express their sentiments on the sohject of Parliamentary Reform. Walter Fookis, Esq. of l lFtir4eY no!, the zealous advocate of popular .rights,. has put forth as animating addeess to his motive county on the subject. In this athireas, Mr. :Fawkes iovites the lesettitg friends of Reform to meet him at York,. on Thursday, the Sad of August, to take into consideration the most efficient means to forward the cause of Reform; and it will then he determined whether it will be most expedient to form so association on the principle of the cele brated association of 1782, dr to call a county meeting, or to Jo both.—( Leeds Mercury.) An English gentleman is about to undertake in France ail enterprise, fur which be has obtained the sanction of the FrenehOnvernment, of considerable magnitude and importance. It is to establish steam-boats, of about 70 sons burden, to take pas stogers and loggate from Calais to Paris, in 33 hours, by the circuitous route of St. Omer, Lille, Dottai„ Canters', St. Quinine, soil Perron. This enterprise win open a free and eotty communication nut only between distend parts of the' country with each other, lita with those parts and the capital, .which, hut for the application of steam to such ob jects, could never have existed. It has given us sincere pleasnre to learn, that under the juditlons management or the Luilites• C orni &rt ee to . /slestgate,the ft male Prisoners there are . .. employed iu making up into *rodeo or apparel for the female poor iti lrolond lions nisterials preirnied. •Or from purchaser cf •materials by donations from itufivirldtla c•xpreslly for that pirrpoi , e . ; . addthatthe girls iii the criarity schools are in many pieces busy in the same unistarr, in .giving etlret to the beuevo knee so highly lioilourable to thiorourrtry: • - - • th• r or . , • "r4 lb. r • 41 / . !.... - •'•• r - . *OW -•••- ' • • .r • • Air' ••• • Pik CUUft T. • • Yerferfti ste IssiVeleo'etnelt. his Nre'StOr held if ittPart-llial; .11114:VO: etteesd.4*.—. , , Toe ,2 AO ch inee jle f 2 Our Virg Laird attic Treetrianfrithe Lord. Prier ,teal;. ale Seereterieo.of Stair - AN the Jamey FurnkSe. and Colonial ,Dritefflowmas Pemdella 44- Alat Board of Tee& ; the JlNe g kfret dafAlbe, Board of Control Lord Steward, she IN osterof tire Horse; the Gnrogn of the Stole, the Virer.chatatheateirohe I,troirtrolik rof the Hamra, bald; Vuocouiet Sildraattthy the g<pluf kiarriftitton, Gold-Stick in Wallies I, Zed De la Warr, .Wainitst2; itir Mile.***.. Tomer, Grove St Waiting.; .4•Jirarar dee of Londe?, Sic. His MAJESTY held e Privy Counted stir. • when the Recorder "of 'Lesvos wee admitted" boa the pretentie •of the Kis° id Cousek bk; Report of the • convicts pAPitally..eaaiviclatls i ss Apse last Sessions, held at Justice Hatt ; in . .skro 014 Bliley; wheat occupied - but e short time; ihst fie understood his MAJESTY cars graciously Y lesrld to reapitOthein all duritiji his loyal pleasure,. ~ TbO limo gage andiences to M r . P sok Ow; Marquis) er WiscuLtirso. and the Matted* sor • • Lonvoidlialy. , • • • • • • kilo-- 'es 1110MDLILIgAgiat -raw. . w-t• The Dowager Itlarehiooem of Dessaddeg peo sa elegem, de jets,* yesterday to a onmerono-porgy of distinguished fashionable* at her seat at Roehamploo. Lord sod. Lady Forester win cons as elegant ontetTain 114fIll 10 a numerous party of diotiopariabed visitors 00 t►e 9th of %mot smooth, is, honour of their eld•rt 9.14 Collailig of won that day, at their mat, Willey Pask Salop. Sir W.Stirriag. Bast, will eat/atm. the Dossger Dashes* of Richmond, the Wits Lemma, sad a large party at dia. ocr this day at his, bowie to P.ll.saall. FASHIONA Int NOVESIINTS. . , The Dowager Duchess of Rot Nod is expeeteil to Alves town on Monday next for Lord ead..Lady foopeter's seat. Willey Park, Salop The Duke of Blanchester arri y evening at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond•dreft, Kautboltuo Castle, Wuntiugdonshire. • • • • The Earl sod Cotiotess of Beltnore sad family will lean lowa this morning for their seat. Eneiskillen..lreload. Viscount's' Puwersciperl. sad the Hoa. Moats Wingield, have left Coulsou'a Hotel, Lower Brook.strael, fur Sanogale, in Kew, to join Viscount sod Viscountess De Vrsci and fa. mill, who are rt.idiog there. The Earl and Coyote's of Dusky, and Lady Eliesbeth illigh,,,were expected to add to the family party yesterday. Lord and Lady Robert Spencer aid family bare left lows • for their seat, Woolbeding. Sussex. Lord sod Lady Cranborne left town yesterday for HatielL Sir Henry sod Lady Georgius Wellesley have left folio for Worthing. . Sir Charles Henry . Coote, Bart. and family have left lowa co • tour. The Right Hon. Joh, Trevor and family have let town fur their seat, Browbeat Htitl, sear Bedford.. • Departures from Fenton'. Hotel, St. James's-street Lord Biagham for his seat iu Berks ; Sir James Markin-. tosh, Bart. for his seat in Herb; sod Coloost Ceadock for his seat in Yorkshire. Henry Ward, Esq. has left Blake's 89114.11inathabrIlet • all • law. Geurral Orde left town yesterday for Soofyianaptss. Departeres from the Polte.oey Jiwtel, Piccadilly Colonel and Mrs. Morland fur Weltiouth; Mrs. Ti iodide for Dover; Mr. sod Mr.. Cusway for the Continent. ALMACA^S. Almack's ball on Wedoesddy evening was my elegantly attended—there were present upward. of 400 dtetingaisbed faohionables, among wham were... Princes—Frederick of HuWein, Cingteffi, sod Carlini.. Dakm—Weilington, Grafton, Argyll, awl D* Mucky. Duchreses—Richmond, Wellington, %wises, and Atgyil., Mgrrptises—Grabam, Exeter, Tischfield, and De Salvoes. Noteitioloarsts 7 l-ostiood.rry, Winchester, and Bole. Sob.-ntrattesbnry, Grey. l'asitniingwat, Kimmel, Am erada, ChsawiWarn. Bristel,-Uzbrierrotad Ornslarese..Uxbritltte, d'Ansoland,Galleawy, Illanrowby, &MUM Warwick. Mansfield. Costner. alaftos. and Lieges. Vi•covia* - -Pahlwrodon' VOrbas, Savaged, Chateatebeinso Da Marcella*, Manarden. and Lowther. Visonmelsamp..Havipardea, Grawrilta, Mlan, , atid De bloallts. Lords—Beodoeell, Alvaatry„ F. Cosynghout. )• ninon CauMeld, C. Fooroy, F. Mmuttork, F. •S. genet, 'ffuulard de Wald's.. Gorham, Burford. H. lquor. ' Bergbank, Harley, Elleaborough, W. Lermat, Gwydyr, 'sad 4. Mambos. Laium—Guydyr, F. Somerset, Paget, Lemont; C. St. Maar, S. North, A. Cooper, Grey, Hervey, Cmidriegtou Falk, K. Stuart, Flisroy. Stuart, Omestattom, C.. Barhirto, Burehermh, C. Powlett, G. Fami, G. sod M. Ryder;l 1. Call,. E Forbes, T. Vyarr i C. W. Melville, Iblestbereodb,, voile, Murray, itammodea, Bromley, Stewart, J. it: emir, Moire's:, G. Greetell, A. Paulett4 44eauchwl, Elphla. stow C. Modal. EL Fitzroy. Radmuteit, • E. Irrsotber, C. Sbernrd, Da Rol, C. Moulommtd, B. Edgesotbe, Julia Pere. G. Montalto, Saye-ead-Sedr. 'tusked, J. Muth. ford, Johaatoaa, C. Staaturee, and Li. Gory. Ceandr— Pe Lieges. D'Onay, U. Moltke, F. Potrielti, F. de Gallas M. de Giddy sad Caliendo. • , Barons—De Wertbar ' Bross, De Segel, Dors c h, Stisselti, De Coss, god De Dollish. • Bateau:es—De Wertbs sad likisisla. Coplq ► 'G. Botskosse, W. Cluittorooss.• C. Pre. vale. C. Coyk►. A. Joksistoos. J. Berms', W. Elliot, Z. Brodsky. and A. Boron►/. • The iiee.Clapeelloe. Ce&sele.—Elphiastoer, Allis, Gordon, Freeselle, Dea na. Digit*, Treseb, &r. MUM —IYEsto. Douglas, Alm*, G. Versos, Henry, Masteau, Cambiug, ,Uoyd. DeoJe., Croatia, tßolyeene, Somerset, Welroo& P. adeedo. Peel, lamb, B. Gerdes, A. /Whew ilisedoealtl, G. Sdaeumbe. lite. Sr. • • Noidamea--Cautamy, Arbethsbet. Swim G. Seymour, °labia, Herbert. Lloyd, BesSeltl, Dept, &fiber, Pelham, Hoare, Bethel!, 0. Hauler, Stu• Ste. • • • Mrisses—Coosioy. D'Este. Herbed, Palls; Calabia,•Heat, Copley, Caihrr, Itsldegrawr. Law, Vymer, Coariewam, Peter, 11110111111, Hormel, TV111•11,10111, Shade,. a sim a of , e , Sowing, hirutt, U. Hauler, Harrtastoth. ,Wtlfreahma, Seihell, &e. On Wednesday evening, about 'eight o'clock, Miajor DAVISON, Aide-de-Camp to the 'Duke of C•brilikl e, ariiiett ait the King's Pahice in Pall mall, with a letter train i b r Make to his NIA./ EITY. announcing the pleasing intel'Agence of the Duchess being safely delivered of *'daughter,• and both the Datheas and Prineetra were doing aril. Yeseerday the fist general rehearsal, with • full band, of oew fisa-ect opera. fotnated a► the Ne wry of Gil Bias, took plaee at•the Engbah Opera - horse—themisie by Mr. Moss and Mr. Sba.:' Baron DE'Zbtrast Mihistet. Pleifipmennary of his Majttidy ft), King of the Nina WAN DS to the Cann of Spina. arrived at B•tudesne on the 16th of this month. He left Madrid .after the fatal events of she 7Th. tilinitAtt. • .VIllt?# r Prins.* ilfilehtts rtigin miNtikticfaxfiiirtwil thliP I bigoApignik;•l Nog ; want as Immeresillii 11.4441 etivolin the !catchier uf. the His siresialion.a ecomodi • cistsbeilihb rural iiiiitiloass 'ls** trretactiiity• lu4otreus. The flire IMr"t.iir,ecitier Nat prymitti,i . coOasiun to tfte 410,140airitittioso.• • '''' -' 4 1 . 1 . 1 i - , sesateiliMarslosesti .4., . 1 1.1 9 . , 0, tie slit . ‘ ilt - ' r! .ebo 0 iti ,* o . tor IICVOirn 04 ti - ag,..ii Oore ttra - ti it bit* Idtiit Ow. Sinoto4 , N Alit No4fal Alf* . p r hi s,fc...4.ie eilo3l. •1, begirt Sadamebs, 40.4 tAill osti bappy'ellittiefre • • - 1 ' .• j' . . . . • ; • . iribs.4ls o , l • • , Ait ?kite:LQ(l= 111 XX !b• . J ,p 7 .1) ff. •!. 1 . -1 7 te • , ..apersc34Tsi wr.,..iisera. • : 3. te Ives*** Irop. . iar riD,t POE . • le; Ilk 1 , 340083363* 34 a• 141,1- - • ' l O 4 , 1 1 almialsoeilia.. 3 s• deg, It iiiii-agril 4 o3.• BRIGHTON CM- • ' E‘ , Pll 911 le , ntirei: • .• . • 03.F0 an C . V , P r e.. .. , • . • ' ' . ' • • , f 5 le L apt Liberty. AR diVeutt . Ilporus %... - .. ~ , - WlNeurill'Ell RACt4 z - ---,7 - • " 41pitlatatoy,. i'ditir 'Mt: ' _ -- - . dilikadlostakes o r I * ...snub' 23 tied by the Corsi, •-• . . Si. tellower's b. f. b .' • r -• I • Mr. Forth's blittilda ,5 7 .. t ...: 4 Six Ailed, but tw . u .. weifiasese.:-;4l' to lid IldtiMa.— Poropile lic winner. . I • Plau of 1000.—fies '" ii i irsur wiles. Mr. Illbiarsiele's Immolator Mr. Portal's . Shag ..... •••••••••!..AP..• ••• • • 5 2 Mr. Braithwaite's Vasloo,s s y % ss• 4 3 Mr. Hook ias's fas.soqp j ....,......•,....., 3 1 Mr. /L..e. lttestorrker . 6 le 4 CUS 15#40124foivigabary rode in masterly slyfe. i ..11iwoapatabis of 2415. each. Lord Paiatorelm's b..a. lay Dos Comas* ......... 3 1 1 Mr. Fissaion's Ail* ...... 1 ... .... . r.: se. 1. t 2 ___ Mr. iLileg's bream so Red- Soso .. it dr . Plittp the favourite. Tulip INTELLIGICNCE EXTRA. -.Mom. Th. Duke of Graftee's Posthocns, Sat. 31h. is mutated itt the Newmarket rir.4 01 - 10bef ‘ieetsng, egaiset the Duke Purtleed's Amy, Sete A. F. tOeis. h. ft. rßoriltsG mercuss. . . Mr. y eae s o lamo' s reio k "Odra& was started or Wednesday mor mo ing to Arai Wiens, mama withip 0. terry r un the Cran ford riad. The grogod aekete.4 wag a aigala ed two radii, whelk was-dente as _follows ;.. • , . 5 1., . 0111-8• -all - , Xis. ttoo- Firm two art1ea.....7......48 lettlislests aisikaire IS ..e. 4 Seeead. 7 44 &wrath .4.:,...0. Third ,.7.....47 I fhigialb (last aik)...44 ... g . -fnarth., 8 .. .20 ..........-1...... ........ Milk. 8 ...*7, Ih. • us. SW iThe snatch was lust by the brave botwkintriwks lb 0; 40 * aa4 Ittb priles. 11 we', te...71...... Irt Mr. Andraws's match to trot Opernew mite, in ose %NW, iii hoodoos, owe( j,lee aaase Erased. for a irhe swa t o f 200 Vvialm e . waken.* W.& alinale sad sea aosoade. . .. .............._......_.._.......... j L 4 or IAtTb_LIJGINCE. , . of cmairtcsar, Lamming's. 1111r} " ' ).• -• • `'ltuvaossar, Ism? • • ; . ''The 'Lotto Cinuirczt.Lopit '(4l6e , Tato' s eoot at , filleen missiles oiler teq.o'xiac l ig. oPoer . roclibot svolsgek.tbot.ise Ametad w Our liossse of cords iu lasels•roisag ofiberilooder nept elosisog the j present Se,sion of Parliament. which would curb's I him to sit in that Court ever sisy until the close of I the present sating.. ...- . - mat IPRIADIN9 ►ILL. H Cato the introduction tif the folio's mill into Brixton noose of Correction, It is ainanlar 6.uoiserve the deg - rent' ) of crime within the homedi and the adjoining dioricts, Theta iroo lonicratup Dower-}}tree{, with its atyriallo of fifth, strumpets aid toordetotiu : roOose-rthel horepilhicY OPPliad tienwelves to indusiciattp psrowits. Or likes , of' their 41100- ter. ia a iris cigurous port. white I.llclc,ii ao oaf. The streets are clear at atabl v .au,iiiaja aoan,aad his ottfo•onay soaking witititut lite Airslainty,of 6,44 inotitird, oilllot the poudelareipinir pus oa ia_ireater'eptt,llys bat then one bearlike dr.aiad to the unforjenote sight okolio tate coolopels hint to poloist:wilier Flpft l itrect, the facnili,;Cakent.soodot,! ur she lioutecn Oita of the, sneOreaoha; ,titer Mrcn . 1f its " 1111ill,",,tyl,10,011741 the idle ottu pop ig a cloatfreilla " W O W " ri SI s‘e PRO .4 . Pltace, 4 the Poike is atateral,! 40 Wirral Rola of ilbe wait ask bot t iroodiaa sill wan : puce erected in 'the (di iddlepoX PO* l•ch 4.111Na1-. lug actin "(told noun rcectle,froiathjopuille, wino altogether. . . • Among the Isteet .arrivald akelieltenhem ore-- The Earl and Countess or Farol.4lll, /ha of Gleßirstl. )strand Ladix aluproweipw H9p. qta4 Asir. Mr. Biark• Wood, O , OTO CuPfs.r•lutd Aviel/a44-- • Alibesg the hoe arrileple at Beaton "." • The w. Ward; M P. •41k Julio .ad tatty Pad,. bay owl Miss Mama, • Rev. Mr. aiM Mra. MaW.flay, M r.• J. Gar, Mks 414.1.11)U sec Mr. Mawlbo,'llMfy ow/ M. Vane, Mrs. Was Vane, sod dr.•Woribraillf. toil Mier Peens, Mrs. Da Pastitease O'Kolly, Mr. Reykw, Mr. Rifie;• Mr., Xmisody. Mr. R: Porker, Met itod Mrs. Mai rlsoo sisal dos Mimes limsloow, Lien. D. Ridgway, R.N. Captain Wisitabito, 111 r. Nowartf, Oat Mr. Jaws. There Will be no Woritiiigtoo ov r icuttural iog ship year. Mr: COLE, 40 s halve= up the Hulkbans abeepolbearieg. Primitro•stid:Co., No. 1, Cornhill, remind the - Public thst.on former oreasoon, when. so .optioo: was given et ;eternise Risotto owd.rcorierpg baih principal' purlof the pittßot. kfiars rue cr.' tiring, nee qtrrchnnen by frisk Adventurers; on that. orcavicia Two o „the Capitals so entire/wed were rem it by otst:s and Co. and thi pryseall drooled fur poor 4.4•tlie cast-off, or trimmest! sb.res, ;her seams in sycrectattou 'bat! the salmi Wag will twTor agoit l / 4 mid that the rotor Capitiow of 311,15101. sod 20,0001. Consols (tb. Inter of which will be ilreidvd by the Sett-drawn First nest Tisisday) Nun cattily • fse'obtanted by perelswaar *owe of tke arsooff-band Fl crate now OR Sakai' PIODIRI24 Lucky Eororr, No. I, Csirahill. • On Friday evening list` floe — .7uorfor TLWpimry voluotrered to play, at tlie_Thestie Itoyn, Derby, to .id the fonds for the distressed ir:iali, is the irrevoihng sentiment :hi fdodr'of 'Our an tffil ing fellow -creatures, that the house was well I.*lll %.CARIDALE and Lady WfT.blot . were .66 • first to bend their names to the I.loir-drie . , Ind - were soon ft:Mooed by other. .IWho were Pint'tes its ! the eoalwuu cauee•of huusimity. HE tyl al FOX ?HI imintrum Towirchr ockinni tbers or sip woorsoro or itaig ogles sielsigralomfol Ampuetiwa iveie.lealig at the Clip of /*salsa ; CIATARD ?MISTER, E. 4. IllioTeiresstee. le rb. dialt; 'it irwell bosons to be the object of lime beerasoleet So ciety to provide • place Lit refuge foe • remoras diselmerd ftissitperwase or she Issilhd, fur eel rai Dal or slowsked (ma leti,Ssid Mime, who, though 1.11 I tag to work, are, &maim uf obt4llK ter; Airs asn.ble to procure as boned matetessame. To stagy 'intels unhappy person, an asylum has blew unbelted, work has been Lund for them, and on tirades-tem theaseils"s wi 11;sitaistihne,alsilablo•tai their respective abilities, rams been amended. , The Report was read by the Tressnore c ee4y stated that 2119 person* had been node' the protection oft ilte Curare. tee, Is the various. branctraeuf the festitsdkie.4iiiridg Atm 101 l gig istoolthil and that of these 140 bid Wee. plovitied foe by *Ming Rim su sea ; My plesimg, Ahem under She Pare of their Matlvesor friends; by appreakicies theta out tirrespre kable trades; or by provsJoug,fur the,. Insilatrie•sloetiosa.lk peuce•drd to easenerate many e•ines of persena uf both sees • who have been reeoinmeod.d as mrseuts raid siiiinetitiria; *66 conduct themelves in a slant 'Vsfitimpliory and ecru ditable manner; sad the Chemists. romantic 4 to be wog of the gars favor , able lestiestiotal• that can he soldiered sit behalf of Shim luslitutwu, ibat its objects are is soccrestua readily received unto respectable families. It serum to be manta, especially at the Female Ems ',Oshtemo, to hold an enteral frailv4l, lovable% all the young women ishe have rs crisis d the beaeinsof the leatitartius, and ham been emered to 'Mousse foams% are, (spited. This esterfaisamitt was held to the begnientig of fbe preorot mouth, *hes thirty six young wooers 'ratted the Refuge, the whole of whom acknowledged that laylsion 'as she sole instrument of their pirates' well-being sod of their future en prra slam Tee *huh Wilma' were !sows to he lining is basset and indestroutm balsas a• • proof of sheir grati tude for beimito received, obey made • aubacriptilis anima themselves upon the occasion, sod presented to the Treasuier the saga of lot 5.. . Au interesting aceratial was also given of the bestefite eitsfetred easy or the other era, souse of oboe base bees taught mein' trades, and placed out tbe meld, wbeiens they are our earning au 'sunset subsuatelute tied several sent solo furingli counines, to the We ladles; to the Cape of Goa Hope; to Alma 8., ; ref Via pie. *a. Laud, ruuceruing whole of whose s very (gooier sbk Recount we. read. Is reviewing the ems' • remit if their.eadralsours le carry i•lu effect the salutary Kornis., of the Institut ma. the Contralto e cuegratuleted she Cpeneral Cosset upon Ito success. They still, however, laseutid • delleitury of peva •ias y tesouree., appealing to • Imamate sad dimeiraing pub. lie for that geucroue aid whigh may mettle chew', ter not to toga wider die path uf iratuirahon to she rellestena Crlinsultk, to elm 1t5..., at least ftum the opollOcation nfcesibactmg the present compass of their efforts. MR. WILLIAM WALTER AND M. BARRY • O'BRA Jed. MART LT BONA Orrick. --Yesterday, Mr. Barry O'Meara,. the Gentlemen whubss lately published a work, entitled " A Voice front Rt. Helrokt, N Nrrykrlsom Os Exile accompanied by Mr. Charles Phillips, the illarri.ter i , appeared before Mr. John Rawhump, Esq. tb• siStieg Ma yarns, is consequeuce of a warrant Waved ageism him on the complaint of Mr. William Walter for rui mrsult. It apt peered that the charge was preferred agates, Mir.ltrMears by Mr. Walter for a personal chashmisitet tisalkind us him oft the 22r1 leotard, through mistake, Mr. 611411serobasing sup• posed him to be Mr. Joh. Walter of Thi TiesenJosienal, which animadversions un his work, perairly)orensivg to et, bad Appeared. Befure the case wag aliened ;ow, all the parties wing in attendance— ••• • 1 ". - pr. Phillips addressed the Magistrate, and laid se perms "toolld lament the eircamanmee which bud given isccasion to Ibis complaint more than Mr. 0114eira. It !pa4mecirrre,l by s estetake, he haying unfortunately mistake% Mr. William `Taster for umber gentleman. Every minas, quo the, dm pasery of ha error, had herd totimediality reirnit tiled lb make an apology; and, as lilt gendeasatl sift' said bad wi. pershed • wish to skald this sofortasiateaffair, • meeting of himself, Mr. William Walter s and mietber gresitentri. bad been held on the preceding view to sib a gemeat. Oa that occasioe, a diapositive to aidjurt the matter win maeltested, and for the alone widen his client . bid committed be was most ready to modals pehlie seeing?, , sever boring Weeded asp thing calculated to gum pate .ws Mr. W. Wall. r. That ceuilrman, he u•deratood„ hid pan * 'cosiersted, sad •notber ameling was iU .be )4d to draw Zdideh an apology as would be deemed aiktiefaetory to Ilse bag% in consequence of which, wilder &WM* eircuid. lataeres of floe case, be had consented to -foregurfurther pies. 'berths,' oe the warrant. Mr. William %Vetter said sienething todlveffkitiatrale is a ow tone of voice. We uodoisiood he said, his only object was an spoloty lir the trewspapers. The bf seistrate (Mr. frawlioroa) observed, be did not di* to pees. the proevediegb, as Mr. W. Weller had thee bondoennely evinvtated to fa, roe thevaibiat be thodebt proper tat the trier IYae testate, that although the jodildel toirsset. Piton wwolil be abandoned, yet, fur the preset estion of the public reser, hr should lied it his duty not to allow Mr. V'Meere to go it large wallets, bib bohlitat lola to bell, to be night yet !trial his isseatitimintHi respirecto Mr John .Walter, sad it browse therefore neeessarysestwanf ostsiwasa ' *petition of the infirm it was bible ? sponge that Is ;Ovoid rotor tutu Meows recogniseece. • l Mr. Phillips thee oboes v. A, that ilia elle* hrnl eow so in- Miriam of rimicstin Mat Gratieenao,,seil'wistird it to be Iniderstool that Is was ever**, neeryerds‘thie anti cunt _ entnett oe the parson of My Wittiaest Walser. - • . Mr. Karrlinnue here observed the bitattasitessoll eel yet be disposed of, as the case was out fionliy,netilvd between lbe parties, and iditte toier(ni Mr. Olierito.rotight eater into hie owprecogiiizawee dee eso. - -Air. Phillips said his client was pre**, and had !to ob. jection. , Mr. O'Meara Nee stepped breve*, .46d4 soberri lino hie ow. ereuttsissnee is the was of 6091. to keep tin peace towards Mr. Juke Walter. . . . The parties then left &benne:. •GOOD OLD EYOLISN NOTIONS.' At • recent meatier el Shropshire Agricskarst lie ci.q, the fellurosig ,folfelletit„reenarks were mode by is• Re•ilesndo who mete pinto. We esr-city open wn. rho iirorcester Jrwrtietl, auetti Ithei do tumour to' Eitill!.b culinary eruitemulT Mr. ihtellag-Gure kied," I lica'so Masker; I de WM think we are in such a nut:o as out to beahle to cheer each Other. Bat if ustryruslieel is so melancholy in some think, I alit lust that. the Eughslt timutry gelitlemen will. hare oe - ve selteietit to stay at home, isad•erlisce their 1.110•1•theyMell,0104 titi.ashaturil establishments *miller that' these attaltheet 0; 1104 That,. if ,I " , * uuH •Sbnu- Swie, they sill economise at Owe-r.( 4 .4l. l .cbeerik)evaNtateed etiloioit 50 y. lam Impity io perceive this your epitusin• troisitot wadi min,, Lear the ..esidletry KIM hump be willing to t euant , c ., filet their:lilmnistdaraucl disc us•.trig%iirer thrir «n lace. andprospects. .ud Ice thruk ills.. tall Ingrthts, ur toget,ple Ilse mice mote into prtspliity sad - Mr. talligr •• It a etlw the bounden duly of the Isdalen.protrietcus to shape dui( stub to the . 1171t.11, aqd nal Safer stii iioieatmid' deserving old teuatiii's 'q be • drieen off by . °Merit, iftet they thesaselve. hare b. r . re'siejd •to brogary and hfolnitti Id spirit. Let Groh ofru r. I airs .10 tise thsica .JA incostor, ; let them l'sy asiPe thole Itirileies, uh.cb , 4so, twiefol progress, hat, tivite dowse the spirt of (he Lind. • la hit their .•••• sidt'ber 4.bione nut iff.benouncitl.644ineut 'gold chitualrigsWle claret, let them kalif 4001/ 1 letrOellilbiti flowing oft tJ4r .bon,da, Tt.e faces rudttd tfitnwnilf Le ont kyt l joy. N s , nor Shear owe" frrlings eiittifUrrible...erCiseers.;— LeflitsCh man do his ihrif, sad If thit ship is leaking, tiod p *fain conies on, let Inc .titters be Int• min to eines lb% --(Cheerinz for sate.' tune.)-Asselt senumeans as the.. are fn asieua 4ltll the tebtl . Ott TlTglialb staxial- 4 apt kt 1 tn." t ~~ ~'~