The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-01-02 00:00:00

. _ • • .1 •• '' A'~ I of tenter pinion ; thou changed, ah! why onsf4 X 4. Mors in amasquerscle. 'a to tyrant Fashion! - thy miles, so mirm, so bright !.. thy (era of waving light risked the osiostrers duty ? should I still stern pier recline, potent wealth bey a cure, seitnuch CRUMe to dunbt one foolish basil gives psis, sorely might a patent yin, learn to du without one r • • liprfkkr""ei 4 A - -."1: 1 ‘. 7 -Natra. ki'Ve7 IF'"' a • 1 1,.,1. • ! . ..t " t i st i t y ww iel Ai4l h awl Olive . rt. 41 Apriairr.. ,fbat Ys ;••• * l6" ;W i s'i ' i n, "ll 6, "ohaiii, silo :roma! • • _v o t et t l i iii 1 ‘ .4 ; se 50c.,011.41111111t tap M UM , at *Olive thaw nye de sraalt d thilio ; oiii mots Ono wilt divalliqr H ,T /ilieb Ma lt Pear Nth Is.i thy solaldieg SOME. al wag liiho kisarei of tin remsliariiie mi fists lint ear WIN tato. . ..or that thiror Mtn So Slaw, lastif Edwin In theme of Peen** ! " ,sera 'clamor: harpy choishemi. thus % gamOst nclopes gam of Chastity to 'Waal Melrsessoes antyit hhikt s 'l. .71 114 int the smient, ta use ! jut . MODERN COCELTSDIP ; LaMENTATIOIs •+oowia rdime.44 of a Gorittoome 111111 Lee / to *cows. of .Wt A "TAs New Monthly Aktipsibte."l eurto, Owls changers! rovieg by e ....• • old swore, of jot ...es! have had their day, ancient fashions must ant sway The heart of seders beauty. • usol* eir • lb. myrtle ray of truth . the Maw. of bleinniag youth ; .4* now thy hoary suitors - • toll submissive wide, •%•";` . 1 • • '• at tby golden gate passport signed by Pinola. smiles, that blessed the faithful brut, . at Itratigy'saustion-mart i , wig, if stmt.. 1.%d higher; tlitiiilfiant tat is •.•14, eyes, tke ob:aing t,.••, 1...! little Wu:. the bi:yea. • %IV "If" 1/hy tts.ll offeriap from the tuneful ffiss• -c't s . taste is cloy'd wilt 1101111; ..• 4 en !se s ift .. :• , &slim . ely smile to Love, • LerehtiojikeerlPith maa.y. '" ••I 4 .• caa 1, a lately hank to prove my fond regard, `;" , tyrant god, low show it ? seuriest the gift of former houry wreath of wild Paroaseien flowers, *4 by as humble poet. tired with dreams of glittering pelf, to qual,fy myself kr thy smiles to barter, Iripjairensi &nun/1M dome will meal, •OA goddess front her mbeel, ,411166 and Carter. ,inotiamf changeless truth, plead the claims of blooming youth, (time once alloir'd essentials); 21u--stioders 41111110 shall guide my M use, ttalwtt~be my billets-duux, lidliOf Cridtaitaki! • ••• •I• 110 i aside IV IKir sireetb, to wise ealighlawiiiiiiio ID empty Ti;triwor • • no fail Iris wit Ilas „,•boaats the nawe of illeonaTa iWilkkatuna uu Ws paper. pliant maid, who feels no ',hocks, the Fire mod fall of stocks, crows a chase so mettled ; ed in golden lloks of love, can fear the heart should rove, • stamp'd and .card, and settled ! of her Royal Htighnell the Princess , second (laughter of the King uf, Hereditary .61 . 111111 Doke of Meek in. Prince PAUL Fitamics, will !it May. The Hot al couple were 241 h September, 1820. • •• or ButAINOHAVI gave s sumptuous rem ruin) , to all be, tenantry, &c •t Bucks. , nested to state that Viscount and '.YOUTH here not entertained any holidays at their seat Tergothon, has been errentioudy stated, their tt yet cntnpluted. lELEICS Isousidi 11tIOW Oa at oss Saturday at :I`taasirt:btt. made three litilictica s f r opor ;old, %eight for wes,4lll) eiw-earti witch pelidUltll:l9 Weigh C 11;.,. pyre x , 6d. each; elt a. to 41: Ss:, one only 42.1. apersoWeeti kind. asssocuriag alsswit tesigth, was *eosin rotor Lase last *aid Id hove iieudt?- , 1" . 4-tsim? The ratiftluistiiitii4ert r fit hg taken on that , 1r.44, t•to. Atitoieti of heilip, stone fends her drat ioyage, Ltlirci a the ClisodiAl, shortiAttViektdooe .thrertutia! Vali biOltaamsti Ts TAT sCITITLS 'ne l 4 • , ya m . t ~,. , f tip.' ~. Will ... va tttl. ts whit% t .• eaoatowignife known b .eliolos • Welco me! the • . „.I,t $ l3 . l a with dt E ...... . that boi ..Ind" r ealt'd Mono "1. it. (I ntice %Wenn Dean P. oclop Re X .' ~ And teas% M, rsa. ' • ~ . fflaoliatow, a, ~,,,,,h .e. .."' MO[ :"' . '""'ileti i i:t• - • I • i l ia a i 4il Led, C: b 1 ilA rsa „ TA , * • cur/" i l O .„,,„."" 4 4 1116, thou b Om of t, • 'SI a‘re.ffbidtgod o i.-ereh • - ifftytest thi 1 " . A l.• ivy lovely re And how'4 . svil! Where are ti s uitioe•- Where is thy • That (laic • - All, all, alai And ancient 1,,_l 4 • The heart i Nu store the , . Eetitrioes th I L,,,H illiet . But *ea . geo r- - 91. t To pay thy 1 . r ADA offer al ' A parepw s% "": Thj smile*, The, leek a And win, Aad vibe° 1 Tail C• 1 11 0 And hale No more th; With offerit Thy taste 4 • .; t, More fond And shoe A .t ,iii - . Tiff laffa e nmo rw,i ~...2 _ l, . t ,...._. :. me 4. 41 Aril " U r i C Allgert I° . . .7i .- - - l b iri V I 'Asa store' The wreath Twined h Clow, anti ill strive It Wealth I To Forums And lure ii Led on b I will not 1 Nor plead i (Those ei ?50!701 . 194el ~• lisabssisi • ' Asslipis . .. • • * Lore Aar IM`r 1. . ..t 16 • i i ) , -t• I si,_,A-• ' s ilrb.imm. ; • -' 16.1thatuf • • Some pliant Save at the Shall cent And chain', Say, who ea When eta Anidltaboald Ilekli rites' NO sit?‘ For if tbe II Gold surely To learn 7.. • The marriage of AIIiZStSDIIIIIE, a Pm:WA. to the 17 Irtiburg-Scheeno, P. celebrated next olnanebd en the 2s The !Itsttois of oltertsiontent yes :re sets Stowe, Bi We are sequel Vocosontiess FA IN .4inpaily these is, Cursaail, 'as has Loom rust being y Colo:lel Btaxe kt GUltillg, suit 0 Steel ably be i ... tt.,o standard go •fle• sprints for is ' , the artist 7.. van of geld is et A *hale of the i 'iriity feel its lc; e. h, which ts t. kiitior of oil. 11 sti,pi lon ben. .. though the Cot ',. Arc return Ito 'trio obeli its' tl , iglted tweuty-ti .. • • PASIIIOI,2ILX riglissra . • , - •ai• .. Uri" ieseeptiik fie e wilt OD Nejosly. at Moe PevileetijUghooe, lAA 10.11 1 .0 Allay. for Helton How , 9,""r , and Hrs. Laboadragg. visit M Ise . tilt • 41 <mai« , I ha soil Lady filhellwometlitie *Yeah 11111.''' Id Park, Sraisea.. Los, at acid Metek. Fag *ea . Biltintakolhot IfiefifilikerWelbefiarifileier.l rlfk, 81 040 NISIIOO. of 0.00 1 r"sw." 11 1 • • arrril4 gilmiis at the kieujiti a pw air N , ll4o.l, rmerY.Tresil 81 Mr. and lest and gib Lady Crew% reirevirrehire. • 1 , , i.r.ut er i :r r Tie 11 R , ,11 1 00-74811181.1, am , , *es left mba merit P•chstoo A , ila • a•l'i • ' . r CdikeatiSlll N THLrATR R. tart idetil Rot Ytoy was performed to • crowded house. Mr. MaccrAnY resumed his part, and shrine•with conr;,iettoas advantage. Nib mind beg perfectly pot • d itself of the heroic peculiarri of that moat i• Irrc,tinry nude*, and he is, in tie . part at 1014. a vvrlect entertainment of hiinsel were it sadly to indulge in the melancholy retr : ••pcct of timer, canoes which precede the extirpation ors u.iginal and gallant nce. Mr. LtsTolt war hotrarsualy esweging in Nicol Jervis. His half. L t emol'iered I i:qi,ll of triumph to expoarnlaiing with the Ilighluader whom he has singed with the hot t op, is among the happiest touches of Ma very rich .4betedy. Miss M. TREE gave the music of Diana " Vernon with consummate skill, owl wait loudly ingested in the song of " 7'hs /fir/ ! rd." The Pantomime went off well, owl iss was kept ... r tmtifei occupation of ilirott,;tout„ . & ,e ogril IVY .• LUNG E On ThorsdaY se's•lght a ass of the new of frieetilsais Maclean died at rollukshaws, who, scrusr.lieg cs the beat is. formation which can lie obtained, was pithiest month of the advanced age of 105 years. He beloord sr:gdsally to the Islat.d of Mull, but be left it whet. he had stieisie.l to emu hood, and visited a member of places in Oa. ll...:hkes . ola, working at say hind set out do.). employment whirls .1111111 C is way. He was three years and ass months in the Ar.r.xie. *hire Militia, was dorharged oa Gtasgow-grem about 7:03, sad at that time settled at Pollokahaws, where he rearsiard till his death. Through life he was contest oil\ a scanty portion of common coarse country food He was Meet sad laborious, and lived by taking job. of cutting wood, trench. lag, ditching, and basaltic He was us excellent rood maker. Under his direction cousidereile improveiniasni were made on the lands belonging to the Yolk*, Bisnlyre, and Eglintos families. He was homes to sod frscpawatty employed by most of the Gentlemen within twenty m ik e . For a long lime he kept a Number of stunt Highlsod.rs is his employment; and as they were occasionally paid is a change house, a drinking bout he/trendy followed, and Lasehlaire sod his Celtic auxiliaries have been " fe' for weeks thegither," so that it was neither ease, delicacies, regularity, sot strict temperance, which tared his astonishing longevity. Like Homer's bream, mid indeed like almost every old am% he asainiahred that assottm.i were progres sively degeoereting is anima,. strength, a, d s ossrage, !sod with great complete/bey be mistrusted these sof y firs , er , dress, *rebut *piths, brawny forms, and phasorml powres of his yosillifol companions, with what he, 03111,1 I •a .1 the m ined, placid imbecility of Om present day. %1 iso Oft topic he used to declare that the, were i.tissde oseeppleg fellows, content or their sin kietra ezr‘r. Mow'. Is -sr, oat, or beast meal hammocks, sail. and e they ut and maislly a' they sought, awl 0.4.1 no Alma Highlind plaids, or their kilts sod boatirta, Om.. mod • a' meowed o'er the hill', twenty mike un a isseht aN e?air, through winter's wind and rein, or frut mot sw, stlimosi tee the lassies or oblige a neighbour. Al s Owyseers .ta lit 16 the pithiew bodies now a-days. that 111.1:14 treP iftlif lodior tea sod irashtrie, and Emig about siesers".4 phstelene try brew English claim, so' yet causes at-os' Noe loos •ess..4 marthole the least bit drillle a weet fort a'." happily for Letachlanes coseisteucy, be fully maistaisel the truth of his ancient and fantastic theory its bus owe Iverson. Ate. 1795, he wrought mostly in the neighbourhood of Polka'. shays; and he retained his ploddiag hop' propeasittor to the last. He possessed a small properly, which he that. hsrl and otherwise if paired with his own bands, during llre its. user of 1819; end till a short time before his whoa the weather would permit, he wrought in his roe ear peer ratory for soother 'prose, which he was never iu oc, 13* was the, s times married, was the father of ills..e soon suit two daughters, and he outlived all his children, except not am who resides at Putlokshaws. He married his last wife, ' thew his widow, a decent stout somas' of 24 years of age, etre be was about 93. About live years ago, he got three sew teeth, and his sight nthil memory were little impaired. He declared that he never had a head.sch in his life, and he woe esmdlual to bed only shout five days. 01) the lest morning .4 his life, he gave his relatives and visitors posse appropriate advice, and retained los speech till a short time before his death. Abont 11 o'clock at night, he made su expressive signal for his friends, and accordingly his wife, his son and drotehter-in.lso, and eight grand children, were brought to his lied side, and when he bad shaken each of them by the hand, be stretched himself, sad in tea mi• macs was as more. RIM W. Joh■ V. The barometer fell w Pans on the evening of the :4th of December loner Chun it him been known ionre the year 1768. From Dublin we learn that Mr. Pt.orirrr and Nlr. O'Cuts WELL sredoly closeted, fu► the purpose of preowring a Catholic Emancipation Bill, to lie brought forward uext 5 , 1.1110111, under favourable auspices. Mr. BLARE, the Boarish Barrister, has not received auy official appoinoment from the new VICEROY, and hie vibit to Dublin is connected, it is said, with the lA:pours of the two Learned Gen.. dealt M-1 Evening Paper.) About eleven o'clock yesterday morning sr * gentleman was riding through Hyde Pa , k he tm t a large body of Irish lahot , alluding to whom be said, '• There I go the Taffies." The sons of the Shamrock feeling indignant at the misnomer which placed them among the ions of the Leek, immediately commenced 3411 114411411 i upon him, and seizing his horse by the bridle, curried him off to Hide Park-corner, where, after a lung strug4lt, he VOA rescued (min their gripe. lu the COll 14111011, they fell foul of each other, and many knock-down blows with sticks were exchanged. One of the rioters was secured in the porter's lodge at the gate. SHOCKING ACCIDENT ♦T THE ARGYLE Roosts. --:-Yesteaciay morning. about eleven o'clock, while some oleo were employed repairing the hunt of the Argyle R o oms, in Sotsllam-street, Doe of them, armed SLEETZ, A young- m■n 11,110 WWI plastering the under part of a portico, ass by a sudden gust of wind blown front off the scaffolding, and beit'defuremost on the pavement, his skull was dreailitillv fractured. He was immediately framed to the Middles,* Hospital fur medical willsuut any hullos of recovery, IeIYONW... -.±.—. 1' cvlnomeril nhati hrake.. o _ , Oa the 10111 Oka 2 Peet walk "II WM Is the rsPoeitY of hoot to the possocer breeisbee of • respectable family, is • village not far from Gaiadirsiaigh, eloped velA•the eldest daughter of lots employer. Tlsqpieforeeded to Gainsbrough, where they remolded together that "debt arid the feilowiegt nscuning embarked us booed the British Quetta storawsiparKet for Null, where they h , peri, without delay, is be wade oar. list, alas! bow dreritfel earl aseorrein ere doe aati cipatioas of hope. With impatiswea they watched the stalely vessel es she glided •long, and ere she o ..hed her demists iiolo, soul was softly moored, all Ike joy, ~1 wedded life ap peared to rise before ; but, no sooner had they landed, thee they raperiroseed a sad reverse—the tilsonsior fair woe was torn away in moister tears, eatreaties, k. from her loviug end slowest heart-614ra swain, by her father; who, ssapret ilex the route the fugitives bad taken, repaired to Mil', amid watched the arrival of the 'elsel they were on board. The unfortunate end disappointed youth returned the fol lowing day by the steam-vessel to Giuno,rough, to lamest is private his sad reimfortnue. THE HERMIT. This singular character, as:4tad its tsar last In have been discovered in • wood S. P..,..; Mouniout bibles', has beta emulsified, se • vagrant, 4. u.c II 4use o(C...erectus', at Usk, unlit sweat assisfselo.s, -45t.4,3111.11 MD be obtained ►espttting him. He has na.- • tatrd lals naine to be Joseph Embry; says he is about 39 pass ..f age, sad a native of Walsol, in Staffordshire; but icier t . is t►is ►e is sot totliaed to divulge. Hein still awspecied to be a felon or fraaduleist debtor, Busts ass to elude justice, and we are therefore indared to aribj.siu a &script on of his person. kr. He M about • Ave feet tsar .rhea isa height ; has a fair earaplettioa, sills light brews hair, very 'mall grey eyes, rather a hang peaked ruse, a deep dimple on his chin, much marked with aniall.pos, and stoops a little. He had we a ragg••d brown Coat, a blark.asd•while striped waistcoat, brown curd small.elothes more Worn, black woollen stocking., and a yellow silk bandkercloof ruined bis seek —(Glamessier Joirraal.) INCENDIARIES APPREHENDED. , On Tuesday last two men, of the names of Baker and Bamford, corn committed to Mountie, h pot, by.l.B*ldwyn, Eol. on a charge of 'earthily isettiog ire on the 7th October, 11115, to • bedding or outhouse, beloogisg to Was Carry, Esq. situate sear his drialling-houss at lition.court—also to a barn, his property, not far distant therefrom; which last swallowed bonding was nativity destroyed, sod, sad to re. late, • poor map whit bad retired there to sleep, sad burnt to death! The circumstances that have led to a discovery of these offenders are very Macular. Both of them aro married men; but Flamfired has for some time heed separate frbm his wif-, who, in etiosequesce thereof, engaged herself as • servant at uue of the principal Ostia to Bath. Here an !te rrain:4ll.c criessoroced with • man servant in the same fatai'l, a ;us proposals to her of marriage. These could n.. 1 tio acceded to, sad led to her divelosing that abe W. a ..1 . .1.1r.1 woman, but could not live wills her hnsband, lolug siii•is • bad r and that he had committed crime, t.r !Isis .• This declaration rime to 'let knowledge *f o u r 11..• 81“ rui n, who deemed it of and the parties .rd so Chepstow, and from shoi,,e %tot 1 - • • ; vitt ..•••• to which. Bamford made teiti . .rt..loll w ti.r ...wit • it'd Italia they stand charged. HOUS:7I3REAt'IIiO.. • sAlusak three weeks ago the house of Mee. Caddel, an aged awl wealthy lady, who resides at Ladybank, sear Graven, N. ILL was broke into by two fellows, with their face: black. owed, who forced open the kitchen 'Marlow. They ! olked into the kitchen bed where the servant girl I•!w ; tykes owe them exclaimed with am oath that there st 4 visociAe' Id sit, and they proceeded towards the apeteisaent who had got up on bearing the noise below. • It.) enter ing her bed-room they met Mrs. C. at Cle - `ll one of the fellows repeatedly pushed her down: • • I:ate it is supposed they had got alarmed by the spy. • • f some of the neighbours, to whom the girl hod rsn fur so•iatanee, as thry Immediately mole off, leerier Mr,. Caddel much bruised by her falls. During the whole proceeding' neither of them uttered • words—Upon the night of Monday ae`nniglit, a second attempt was made, on doubt by she some villains, alio again broke the glass land wood work of the window; but the girl being awakened by• the noise, gave a loud scream, which seared them, and they made their retreat f r om the premises: but snch was thee audacity, that they returned a third lime, about three o'clock in the morn. lug, aad pushed open the window shutter. A man who was procssed so sleep in the house gnt up, and arming himself with a hill-beak, stood by the side of the window to receive them, but it is presumed they had gut a sight Of him mud his weapon, as they did not choose to tisk ism entrance. The Sheriff and Procurator Fiscal went to Latlybank cot Saturday last, and took • precognition, but nothiug was elicited to attach guilt to auy one. MELANCHOLY CIRCUUSTANCE.—Au inquisition Wig held on 11landmy night before J. H. GE,. ,., Esq. Coroner for West ;;;;;; vier, at the Margins of (Jraohy, on the body of GEONGE HAR VEST LYNN, Esq. a Gentleman belonging to Glider.' Hospital, who, in a fit of delirium, put u period ho his existence by leaping out of his cham ber window. • The Jur), after a patient instal lotion, found a verdict accoidingly. BILL OP MORTALITY FOR 1821.—1 t appears that the average slumber of bonal. within the bills are es under :—The pari.lies leas than 12 ; the 17 not-parishes 213, or four one-tenth per week ; the 23 ditto 418 or eight per week; the 10 West ontister 415. or eight per setek ; ur take the 147 parishes, they ge less than 126 per annum, or two and a half per week. Now, should 1,000 iron cuflios be buried every year within the bull., it would he less t h in seven coffin, for each 14M11h . in the year, whirls slices that the fears which have been expressed of the church-yards bring 61Ied with into vomits are destitute of foundation. 1101111V.-STIA MlL—Three gentry have lately quack a sort of neutral sweep Su the neighbourhood of Kidderminster, newly a dozen horses, moot of them valuable ones, hash% very recently been stele, in that district, uud not one of thew yet a • • ~ 1 . 0 7" . laPi r e 1.0. • 1. 1ii1 11 ". 4 ) 4 1 ' 90 . 4` i lysgy lo• • abilakAsidi Agtoskii;4o2 l4 be: , . slay Me edier dear. be 104,141100;p .4.041. We hylrletfilhg ' ttailltelop (M 'd le ee surire.V4oiplgr bftlittpg Me iovieuitione a obi, . _ . 404, a . 4 wher .. iv. I the matter es= ,az t ivgll 'alibeesoj the superiate illiodlaWlho Prisoner till There* 4111161P11P PARCELS. triarvihnif.street, auended in iontoisi, of Sp rri d Eagle ten h.viost overcherget e ll t ia of a bare which viola by the C'4.15 , ter •tbr IV inst. The proper alio ire wee brought • ticket for 4d. A turkey which i 1 salmi obiy Was overetargial ie. A similar the man it was en overcharge, tot he in. —.wg iiabniompaid he amotiet specified in the ticket. Me. quad sad he had einmaioest similar imp. bbbbb ono on several parcels received by loin i• the mouse of the lost 12 mouths. Mlle porter, is his defewee; said it most have heel, a mite obabled the clerk's, and if Mr. Bland bad called at the aspiesallin it would have been set right. so. Oland said, he bad called at the office, and had locus eetiffff.i.for his The Lord Mawr directed the porter to be mulcted iu one • patty of ?Oa and costs. There wars another charge of • similar nature stains' the same patois', which was dismissed on an orformality iu lb. summits. GVILDIiaI L. Merit Aug Forme. • young woman of iiitereating rep. punnet , . was brought before Mr. A Id.rman Birch, the xis. tang Magistrate, by an officer, who slated that mewed', •flernoon she was observed standing on the platform of the slept Iraditig 10 the waterside f. out Blarkfriers Bridge, ap parently in a state of much distractron, by a gentleman, seeing her attempt to throw herself into the river, meshed to the apt sod preventiseg ber, afterwards delivered her in charge to the officer to be taken care of. Upon being questioned last evening respecting her Amity sod friend., she referred to a must respectable hotel-kerper west of Tens. ple-bar, olio in suswer to the inquiries nialle of him, shoed, that the father of the unfortionite young creature wasa little time bark employed by h m in • situation where he was ambled to earn foam four to five guineas • week; but that he conducted himself for a long time with such extreme Impropriety that he was compelled to discharge him, and it appeared that he had since that time absconded, leas* his daughter deserted and destitute of the means of sup. porting herself, and the extreme pressure of the dimmers to which she bad them been endured, at length drove her to the desperate resolution of attempting le seek relief from her misery in self-deetrnetion. During this recital of her suf ferings by the officer who had her is charge, her feelings be. came gradually overpowered, sad she fell into a strong hysterical fir, which rendered it impossible to proceed to examine her at that lime, and she was delivered into the care of Mr. Teague, with directions that she should be in sve.y respect treated with that attention and hammeity which her condition required. SPOILED POULTRY. A perms attended front the coach office of the Bull aria ffieeth Inn to answer for tie Vtithin to a summons, on she of Mrs. Jane Bash, of Totienham, for s u n. kffiliffery of a basket of poultry widths the proper time, teteby the same had been spoiled and rendered unfit fur wart. Complainant slated, that having received • lettrifeem 'her daughter at Kidderminster, informing her that • WWI with some poultry would arrive in I..uoilon by tb• ran coach on the 22d December last, addressed to her, and be left till called fur; she attendee' at the Bull and Mouth tom that day, arid implored for such • basket, when she wee told the mail from Kidderminster did not unload obese, but at the King's Arms, Holhora bridge. Oa applying st Ike last named inn ahe was informed that a 'mike, set (beveled was entered to the way-bill, but that it lied hero Iffieffiabellb ford-on•Avoio, and would be brought to town by maid maim coach. She attended at the offices every succeedieg dap, but could learn nu tidings of her basket until Sumastiog lust, the 29th December, when it was delivered to hoe 6.19•1 • being /Trued, it ams round that the controls, •amilkwg and a goose, were completely spoiled. The person who ouw attended torn the office of the MI and Mouth, raid it was undoubtedly true that the boatel had been brought to their office by one of their combos from Stratford.un-Avon, where it hail been left by the mail-coach from Kidelerminater, which did not belong to then.. It reached their office on the 2341, but the direction being sim ply M Mrs.Jehe Bash, to he left till called fur, by mail front Kidderminster,' and no addrem or place of residence being mentioned, they knew not whither to fur ward it ; and all the applications and inquiries respecting it being made fur a basket by the mail from Kidderminster, from which place he knew that no coach belonging to them ever came, he always told the person. inquiring that no such basket would come there, but that it would be at the King's Arms. Hula burn bridge. At length no Saturday last, a person called to ask fur the basket is, question, bringing a note from the King's Arms, Holborn-herder, describing the manner is which it had reached the Bull sad Mouth, in coma-gorse, of hairiest been left by the mail at Strait - old, and he was thereby 'stabled to discover the object of the inquiry, and delivered it Ito the party. Upoo bring informed of the state of the content., be made the Coorplainaot an offer on the part of Mr. Wilma, which lie thought per fectly fair, and which be was ready wow to fulfill, which was to replace the damaged poultry by other birds of the same kind and equal!, good is quality with 'latest the time of their being parked. The Complainant, however, said, that the time being now gnne by for which the poultry was inieuded, it was of little I car DO use to her, and she sbsuld prefer the value to in addition to which she alai claimed her expenses to and from Tottenham each day that she bad been obliged to repeat her call at the inn. The Magnitude, however, thought the latter demised etat altogether ressonate',thte original mistake whieb had cased the mischief nut having been made by one of the Hull and Mouth roaches, and the omission of a place of residence uo the direction, putting it out of the power of the permits at the Ina to prevent the damage, by forwarding is to time. H. therefore recommend, d the parties to retire and arraus.• it among themselves, a bleb they accordingly did. %Vireo the Alderman was about to retire. tau men stepp .1 forward end made an application of rather au extraordinary nature. They stated that a person, whom they named, etc. copying a house in the City, had been distransed apes for teal, and that the brokers who had entered under the dis tress, having possessed themselves of the keys of the house, locked the tro•int in, sud kept him conG3ol isp stairs, re fusing either to I , st him out, or to allow any of his friends front without to enter th- house to e mmur.i mo wide Isis. They therefore now apphirAtitb r for an order to the broker's eneo to let the lesr. et out,. ass tu let his fri• tido in ; or for a vsnetist to bleak often the rOssnr•,• or fur the atti•ndidies of an o ~s as limp S o inenati• (1 1 !r yfrcesirliaas. we sup- pose, time isregii.'. n.. i I. .in isterferlhie:**.ife"l:o , ... in Furs ; seance of dirt cile.:l: test tlllo shoes% should forte theuteur ei d eel bane !Lie • , - Thee Mexistrel: boys.. WC," • was unable clam!! tai•Mili sb Spy Ny ile0.1'11111to..1:: ui e I fere in else beets,' isstftmeiretißlittrit. 4 Cl l .• II 111;y onstioni . to dna request. sr • The Sestiimis of tAm of the CLunte •r 1 Aliddle.ex wilt begin at Vie 09 Cierhenwell.greee, on Moosluy Tesusorrote the pnsonels who stand car • • !telretti chogro of felony will he removes; fro., ij o iggeielt gaols ai the City of London Nick Goons, Oleos'. 1p Nesrgete e prepernhorpte trtuls d the ensuing *see m% it -Jlntike II Old Batley, which will cosimenee'm lirerdni4ttii ma: di awl *Owl tor Pam) -40.4 Ms -Ad dew l • 0 6 000, 1 0 . Ji , ii.‘tikvis.4,f/c ',MINA 41 PI it ".• V • Lonna va pmt •0411 ••••• v.,...:•• • ••• w . ...1.1 . di eiromi att7lllffitel ••••••0••••*•11.•;4t,' •;' • t i - e • ~ ~..r il. . , .... 44.4611611::16.,. z,r);. N•bla ‘ididststst we a ned hot ' 1 royal yacht, and slept, st ittboth:, we e ilitiliete pair fei I ow.t j itued4 apd • i lie 'people of I erlitoilllii „, ((ter fe elitist of his Rinedleitcy. The folkitrifestes.* htterieti account of she proorstio*;.— ) I ' , • ~,,Itis., *trials Wet.. hued• finer_ the Cast Ir as Air k id o Kuckinglism-atreet on Siartemer-bill. Eit * ,l/.10 * the laminar', three of the Lord I..ieutenailtir,epr. ranges proceeded on the road to firtiorili; to awl the Noble M oil u it. ~ The ) 1 wo Alit. addiegot ord.- 'anted the officer* of Lord Talbot's flosibelsob.; in the thief!, triva‘n by sii hurries, was Lord T illi 4 himself.' The Lord Mayor; attended by a notol e r of the Aldertifeit aid City Offictra. uod tricot/1..1 by the horse police, waited the artirel of -lire Off - tege at a iltyliouah brid4r. *here au* asslentiklei). , vast crowd of the citizens on horseback, nipriy:if them being decorated by the welcome rildion.ll 4 l 9 .l, A quarter before two o'clork lin, Excellency. ac companied by the Marquis VlTelletley, entered the city at Summer-hill, preceded by the carriage, of the Aldermen of the city, having • tipietlin4 9 f 14nce . rs In Advance. The Lord Mayor 1111 to+- peNred,recorted by the horse police. the ~• i sb/e Murquis was met by Lord Aylmer, Sir Colquboon Crain, sod the Staff' Officers of the giarrnon. Two of his Excellency's carriages preceded flirt in which were seited the Cord Lreoleireut * Mairqms Wel lebley, and Lord boslegiimme, after which Caine a tquadron of the '7.11 hussars; then hob, lowed die eiittens on horseback, with • great number of the carriages of the nobility soil rtatty. - • Upon the Illiftetrahele of the, procestiou every where. as be • Hoisted •Oulnet. the Noble Marquis was met with the enthusiastic cheep of the multitude. easier to testify their joy d ib, sight of an frishatert cooing to govern Mem. We could not hut te . marking. that the heads of the horses under il.e carriages which contained the suite of the Nold. Marquis, were decorated with large iihentrods., instead of the mind naivete of tibbotis. 'I he I a.- ntiewle proceeded from Summer-hill through Bi tain-sirret, Sack villeddreet, over t orliii‘e-hridge. Westniorland-ttreet, College-green, Dame-sato, to the Carle. . The procession and ceremonial at the Castle was arranged as neatly as possible to the programme pulthrbed un A•lotula. The whole way was crowded with PII immerse concuuiee of people, who rent the air with rq,rsitt , i cheers. Never was Nobleman more heartily wet coined. All clime, of the citizens of Dublin vied with each other 111 the maniferdations of their re gards—nor was the circumstance of the exhibition of shamrock in the hats of his Excellency's suite tl e least agreeable [tart of the ceremony. In our next we shall rade:woor to collect and arrange the pinta. culars of this gratifying day. After his Excellency the Rlairilis Wellesley was sworn into office, he coriferred the honour of Knighthood on the Lord Mayor, wilt the promise id a Baronetcy I ATROCIOUS MURDER. We regret to have to record Übe following melee• ant, event, which we bike Irom a Co.rk Paper, stewed at our office this motto log o T► following earner of a letter from a hirbly re.pertalole Mapatrate at Chat lerile, io our of the roomy Coroners, ■nnunnc.a a horrible travail, have taken place au that nelgsliourhood:— " CIIARLEVILLS. DEC/118/R rt. " A most admieirius murder has beam cumanited Isere thi• morning; • nhule t.mily, of the name of Wantronne, sitting of a less shall lire in number. being all horns is, their horse. We have apprehended a person. Irmo *Wan much important information is expected; bud it beam seers. nary that an inquest should be holden, I request you out not lose a mutate' to emitter bete." Mr. O'Brien has prewerded to Chorleville. but we have not yet heard the result of the (Soother* Reporter.) I.II4CIIICM, 06011111 ER 26: Oil Sunday last Karroo hi'Clelland and Mr. Justice kinore left this city under an escort of the police, and . attettrled by the 'City High Slierdf& the former I.r I)ubliii, the latter fur his oral, Lum berton Park, Qurcte. County. Suice the Commisnon commenced there has not been a single outrage, that we have been informed of, committed in the west of the trotinty, and thy moat sanguine hopes are expressed 'bat • marrentegr of arms will 'forthwith take place. We hate, WM. ever, to state heals outrages in other gaoler& About four o'clnelt yesterday evening (Chritiuss day) a man of the Berne of Stack, residing in a small hat, la the waigisbowelood of Conine, was takes' out of his house by nuns, who shot him through the heart. The unfortunate sufferer was oritisaily charged with some offend a, is sairjeeturag, was engaged la the present cunt ederacy, fur whieh he was closely watched by the magistrates; ler', it kr presumed, hie evil companions observing the rioriiie s t.. ary visits of the police, thought 14 e. , .• gi informati..tt against his coefedrrates, whit& te•!- - . !mire induced thew . to earnawit this brutal act. This morning we re''ller:d the following lefts." front r Gentleman uear Chatleville, dated on Illintts . day even:tit . T at Yesterday Worths& about there elork, naitratv o house ofJoha was attar:sr-It try as • r.p.st ass ditti, oho !time% 1 violently at the ban-ilisor, ants deiwartac ths arms. 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IMEIe dot mgt. Milli 40 To " '""innfr, la t i f el l ui fill , 1 t . • • iin pruarriti o the? , !we . ft bestemelmsioand alb - .Il.". :.*".'. 41 ' . " Amide/ad . ..Et ntreritice the , / sow amulet* bilt • •- 1 ' "al I .l' I sees of milfaing, lasi eltisiptd their eatery, f ie, God diem '%teliff. Iffilad4 tartoltalfft 11, the stone' degree ot sisWeriqg fro* our, etge.,piralatalrY l th e l m " .6.ll. the 111 " 1 " 1 But should it unfortunately he their tot, who shall be bol . 111‘.11 , 101..ieltaarroge of a enough to pmesumnee"titmt the same lastraiabk rouses wt , reach he hi. addlers 00 t 1 Sot produce the ease sad cuesequeeceL"—(Whiy i td. and the potter broil/ Paper.) came to lung es ibh uni : ,, 44 , .i, nvIIIIIMICAIL.=.=4 I Mintier. He mid she tau , - I• ". 'rn inn toiLlinkrielle. es •n ” =dram gamed ea beiegisaid the T. 4 •- • Whew*. Hospital f o r me di ca l assistance, steilen is. that district, and rot one of them y t t Old B a iley. which will commence on Wean Mel et lal'.=l7niii;?Zieett, bses - oe! de dee Si mei r buitts of recovery. 1 recovered. i nest. jot, tilt vp!!! sm!ft jes wig mike a su dd en % e a 4 A . . _ • _ • fir, ISO! I . Sig alrep -•