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-it w" 'll'ilElfl ES. Dimity-LANs. Mr. Commit made h i s fourth appearnuee at this house last night in the character of Othello. This is a part arduous at any time, but peculiarly to to an actor undertaking it at this moment at brory. lane. from causes too obvious to' require mention ; it. on the other hand, affords better and more varied scope for the exercise of the highest and finest qualities the tragic actor eats possess, than either of the other characters which he had tire v•iiesly played. To a player of inferior powers Iles circumstance would be a misfortune—to Mr. COOPER it was, in our judgment, exactly the reverse. Far from betraying poverty or sterilty, the last effort called forth in profusion new, rich. and luxuriant fruits of genies'. This gentleman i• indebted to nature for one great advairtage towards the perfect performance of this part. lie has re ceived from her that commanding exterior, which in spite of a !the celebrated representation of the p•rt, and much ingenious argument to which it gave rise, mankind almost universally affix to the mental image of a generous, noble-minded man, and a brim warrior. Ile has the figure, the port, the mien of a real Othello ; and whoever is not disposed to dispute, what cannot be disputes), that the ex. crllence of any scenic representation is to be mem. sured by its approximation to reality, must admit thA these qualifications constitute one great point fit' superiority. Alone, however, they would form no more. if we may use the expression, thus a fine automaton. It is the informing mind, the vivifying spirit, which confer verisimilitude. in terest. strength, awl life on the exhibition. These requisites Mr. COOPER di.playrd in the happiest manner, Will with a co ? iousness, elevation, and fire, proportioned to the original. Ilia speech to the sett:dors was • very joilicions piece of recita tion. The expression of intense thought and deep internal debate with which he received logo's first !snits of Desdentona's infidelity, teemed to its en tirily in endure. In the next scene, where he pe renintioily calls upon logo to resolve his doubts, • the accompanying violence of both iris gestures and language was in a high degree striking. Ilia &- livery of that. soliloquy, not to be surpassed in th it species of the sublime which arises from irathns— "Farewellelseirasgail mind, farewell content," came on our ear as tire fervent eloqueirce of true passion—" all-powerfal nature speaking from the heart." But 'lie limits within which we are con fined prevent us froui trimming the analysis. We shall only in general observe, that the progress (stile passion w which the Moor's whole soul is absorbed was traced with great art, judgment, and force through its different grellistiorm up to its fatal cater troplie, and that the hero fell in a manner worthy of his career. We cannot, however, avoid adding, that Mr. Coorea's voice, which is • very powerful one, was convey the precise idea of each passion with which he is feigned to he agitated. Bursts of applause front all party of the house followed the passage we have particularised, and many others. Mr. BOOTH ple)•rd logo. As this performance is familiar to the public., it is unnecessary to describe it at fur ther length than that it was given with considerable Judgment and rigoni, soil was at heist equal to any former reins sentations of it by that gentleman. Miss Cumin', the Lady whit played 'man and Desdemona last season, made her first appearance during the present in Desclemona—of that part she is a rely interesting end affecting reprearntative. The character of her pecfoimcurc•e was uniformly correct. and in minus passages .he manifested a deep degree of tenderness slid rrnslhilitp. She was honoured with frequent expres►ions of admi ration. There was no novelty, we believe, in the cast of the remaining parts. The tragedy was on the whole exceedingly well acted, and when the curtain drespiwd, there was a faint cry of " Othello" ■nd " Omega," which was uuat• tended to. tOVF:NT-GARDEN. SoutsrestiL's comedy of Tire///A• Night was brought out Iset evening at tine theatre, with a profusion of Hovel sad splendid embellishments im the way of music mud scenery. The magic of SHAKSPEARei verse was animated *Oh additional life by a very admirable selection of musical coin positioos, act with lyric extracts from his oven ploys, songs, sonnets, and masques. The chief characters were cast as follow Doke Orsiew Sir Toby Belch ... • . .......... rift Andrew Ague-cheek twins' ian ........... ...... . Mr. Pseslor• • Aniunio Matron() Clown • Mr. Faerrit. °Ulna. • Miss Greene. Veins Maria Of these characters we are inclined to pay the lest aliening! to Ote daises of Mini M. 'raEll, whose jut lg. inept vs** 10 coseapit mius in leer matiagement of the mil/saw part assigned to her, as her hoe voice, noel Jeer deltcete and seirtitiac expression have hero, throughoot the whole of her short career, remit I:- able. lire graceful mid rerersed action, soul nits possioned inflexions of voice in pronouncing the shalogue, woul•I of themselves her a high gree of reputation as 311 actress, hail she never beep heard to *nig. .1 he sud cure marked their iettise of her merits on the oce urrence of avariets of pass ages to whicis she gave cutisuisiroate e Wert. She was reen list', happy so her dev e lopement of eliaia't passion t"r her, after returning frotu the delivery of the Dukes metsage. The pause which went before she l onclusion to winch her mind WWI brought, and her assured and gentle manner in pronouncing '• I ant the man," drew forth very zealous applause. She was no less skilful in the duel, and the failure of courage which makes Viola ready to ye knua ledge "how much she lacks of being a wan." fier conversation with the Doke were marked by the pet uliar earnestness and tenderness of the pas- HOU ailfibtlted to her. Miss Gates E was successful its fNmia, but trot in the same degree, and whether or riot it grow from the character of the music or of the !wiry, Of of both tonibitted, sbe failed so t a il l s occapionsf Leigh lea .11te ititelll44oo ogee the inkerposilatiews weak NIP* 11 00 1 0thlit 11117,Mgeniqualy waited ip with t o d sigi N A ok ra bow. Mr. IRPialtir: iut4equiijirt, risagsz i ±brgebiOri milieu knight, gee, a rich expositor... to the ; tir e at Oat author. Mr. Lasso ti's..•te Andre* Agarr.g/seeis, wuain too loss perfect keeping with -that .prockatsty, of humour which is showered upon the Ilier.crenesig : Of rhis FS oasis octre.ly 104491011. and risible enough in blalsulia. irrewtlll4 . .1114, merely to rumble him, by hie Tice judgesseut. ,ro perfect a character which. from the triumphant *Weer.' of the piece. he will often hive to repeat. hiss discernment of the sense of the author wait highly creditable to him ; hut his folly way too grave, and his severity of voice and aspect scarcely. consistent with the vague and 111011 C fully of his chs. racier. He was. however, repeatedly and very loudly applauded. Mr. FAwerTT. in the Closerr, Mr. D. RESET, iu Fabian, Mrs. Gnu, in Maria. were excellent. Besides the profusion of rich muses 4001 MORLEY, FORD, ILAVENICIROVT, Sir JOUR STEVENSON, end oilier lent writer., selected by Mr. Ihstioe. to which we have before alluded. the tnasque of Jana awl Ceres was introduced iuto the fourth act, sod by a few preliminary sentences made to bear upon the plot of the comedy. This project did nothing for the interest of the play. But it made way fur a succession of the finest scenery which has been exhibited even under the spirited management of this theatre. Iris descends upon her rainbow, 1/11 its developement from clouds of mist gradually scattered, to *nominee the arrival of Juno, who instantly descends in pomp of splendour. ( •errs is summoned, anal her attendants form a pros cession of harvest bearers. some of whom are loaded with flowers. The.scene gives way and presents cavernous view of the sea, which nein gives ideas for a radiant display of " the laughter-loving gosidess," and her mischievous children. The scenes are es• ecuted by PUGH, GRIEVE, HODGIRS, sud.otbers; but which is tiottil=d to pre.einitieuce it is difeult to determine. The announcement of the piece, together with the well known taste sad liberality with a hich pieces are generally got up at this the atre. brought together a great concourse of auditors. A considerable number of pieces were taken in the highest tier of boxes, end sown after the rising of the motion the home was crowded is every put, and at the conclusion the onnouticetneot of the piece fur repetition to-morrow tang) evening was followed by the loudest cheers from all parts of it. MN EMOSYN EAN CONCERTS. The sixth season of these Concerts rommeneed on Tuesday ni!rlit at the Crown and Anchor Tavern,, whew the voc al and instrumental talent which the! . Managers brought forward proved highly grattfyingi so tbs. subscribers and their Mewls, and all'orileclaj pessiateg proof of the enertions used to producil,,ill possible, an increase of attraction to the @mutes meats of this wisest. We were happy to observe many of onr old fsvourites in the profession- ' among 1 -whom were Misses I. Stephenson , AVilliams, George; 1 Messrs. Flagman, Broadhurst, J. Weippart, Chas. Tally, &c. all of whossivere so completely succors. -5,1 Moot it week& boo issodhos to portiesslariast their exertions. In odditioit to the abov e we w er e hi g hly pleased with the musical talent displayed by a young : • Linty, iu the song of " Doke "lemma." necompa•i Died sas toe horn by Mr. Tully; also with a mastery ly solo en the clarionet by Mr. Williams. The wise of " Pity and protect the Slave" was also given in did, most finished style by a young Lady d professional celebrity. The music in Macbeth was also very effective. The fell and respectable attendance which these Converts continue to attract must be a source of pleasure to those Gentlemen engaged in the management of them. Yesterday the Duke of YORK and the Princess A uctorre visited the KING, at his Palace in Pen man. Yesterday Icing the anniversary of her Royal Highness the Princess AUGUSTA ' S birth-day, the KIR° sent his congratulation■ on the occasion. together with a handsome present to his Royal Sister, as e token of his affection on the return of her oatal day. The Princess also received visits of congratulation from the Duke of Yoga, the Duchess of Gt.oucssrea, the Duchess of CLA. MINCE. :tol the Princess SOPHIA. A number of the nottilitr and persons of ortistruction ul,o left their name* on the gratifying occasion. Her MAJESTY took • dove lust morning, attend. ad by Lady ANN HAMILTON. The followiog is a list of the visitors at Broaden. bough House melee Tuesday : The pothers of Somerset, Countess of Jersey, Mr. Western, M.P. foe Essex Mrs. Resnehsto, Earl or Jersey, Vistiont ptieessanai, Sir tinelficy Webster, Mr. and Mrs. 'Hume, Sex. ay. Eat I Gait. Lord EltSKlNE.l.olllCAmAntgati. and several other distinguished political tharoctets, were at Covent-garden Theatre last night. The two former Lords were loudly cheered. A similar expression was attempted in favour of Lord CAS.. 11.11111‘41611, but it was soon overwhelmed with thew. approbation, and Ins Lordship was left in a minority. , Lard CASTLEREAGIt will no doubt consider that • hi. Nulde Colleagues its the Upper House. 'in %dose yesterday against the principal clause in Own - own have " :armed their backs apart themselves." • The mail coachmen say they , never observed the planet Ve MIS shine • bright by night as at present. Thu s they consider an omen of the QulEN's cause emerging with increased lustre from the shade now cast 4111011 it. Among th e ;sermons of distinction invited to the LOUD MAYOR'S distort this toy s are the followmg : Connie's Qldi, Mame Vast.ali, Chevalier Peat hi, Cosionaniinot Mohr:iris, Dr. !tenant. Marques illative* A stakti, Al4equisCarleoni Antatili, Colonel thiviera. lariace ut Esesiasu and Bologna, Chevalier Marcht, Mitosis Si; GERARD NOEL had two aun t s Ato eariliatd. tagedttr, ill royllig au anuoity al OWL ebotriti..l nu his route. One of these Lushes hissing 14'44 I lately, Sir GE.1111111) wrote a letter to the survienip.' requesting she woaltl make 00 reductions in her establivinsient, as liewisbed to continue the o 00000 oily 01 her deed-vd sister io additi to her fur life.. This liberal act is the more proi4ewortlty, as Sir Genial) Num.% fortune, ..(though eery laige, is pettily eskibserseed. ..r....,, - 1 . , 7 ... '-t 'W. ri t . wqe- ' ''. l' , liig AJ , . .41.. :. cilli • V (11,11 • manner * The Frtilrie. ire aft)ie isost spieridiel deseriptfokitbk s' 't f: h i c tse w orrit liveries et any Cave' in Europe. V_ iWth the sworheirt neepisfeetWee, is a bilialdlllll posee:wwhiur, with mettle awn waseledatbes of werristowthili Idesershrtlts rjchty triutede4 with irtltirlstee; tie soda *Ms singer de:walla with dreamt gold pore% 'beltway decorated with a wreath of cola dowers, anti Ilse sleeve, decorated with I tesbeWert of the whist eerily lescriptila. The ;arks, of Old ottatilliniw. restrishies • the iliesealtflowa sinew of she Shively gamen•sapulten wf h the PllllMllermit Ximilers spleseposr. Thy 'day they wilt prow& isi•lhe ; sisal sinew sr Wew wsiester- Sid tilt several Lsw Courts., the obi Less] *layer will render up his aeons's, and the sew Laid Illayorieisfirit the City books: after inviting the Judges, AC. tiii- pawl rids eererteiresseet, they writ Mom le tie same state by water sad livid to Guildhall. TelE stieNttirr ANSWER TO ♦ REQUISITION NOR ♦ MEETING Or TIN COUNTY OF ON TM SUBJECT OF altrobses• ~ *- - - • t•fT ). T . pa I 1,n,, . w. ; of •,iut•e LIeN mset , • AIM • • mebthist ies MoAdephlamilith 2 ,BI be .11044111.6% levask. is* ornsaiing tbsOitgly is ulderic of Contemns Jere Reim** iwtheillopfmostallieshis ['salami**. i' : The Sheriff. sdpliested sill yeeteetley to return Ahem mower. Thepirere occordipgly waiarg upon i•g•io at Guildhall. yeeteedey, by bielllfe• LloYd. alialhi, and Dritper.when the following was delivered •to three as the owower •f the Sheriffs : ClatilrLiNall-.4loviag coosidesoil ihoweveral pores's"- *rated to wow Moodily the tith last. awl also .than tram!- , milled woe days previstisly by Major Cartwright, reqaest iag us to (seven, a Canary Meetitsg, fur iskitog lain envoi dassilass she propriety of Pelitiossio, the noose of toosiooss foe is Coostilational Reform of the liepresealaiispo .of the aMle Peallaraeot s wa.bog is reply to say, that fiolgy sp. tiag the sacred right of Petitioolag, we shall feel it tube t o dots twos a Ifeel:iof IM Comely whcarver we are l eaned spar hta Reis o, regularly • and respectably • signed, far Mot pespose. lot the papaw delivered to we ali. • pearl. him hero olvealatok sad signed am a mason so ow. ossal and irregohir,thas welt) osolfeel ourselvesjostilell iu I convening the great hotly .fthe Freeholders of this *l t "- ..‘ 'aive musty therms. ' " • MDBURT WAITH MAK . ' la lb .4 4. 41 0.. 0 / AMU WILLIAIIIII, '. -1 .1 11 ,: , 43a uliib,‘. . • MEMO the Gs my air Ilialisia. ! N : MC" e.:) !ad OW : -titt! 0••• • , if virco, I fr a r s hi ZGULATION (I:4:'tat Al At TAE MAltt ohm, . _ • dfdlellteltdeldoleflgto have recestly.bodthipat is Wee, at ;be tailoaco isf the Lowl Mayor, is Itilliogsgase-market, by which shelladiast mowspolier ai have masted- them for eo Sway years haft, lit 0011141assmivre, bees put ale rod so. The atitokt Weisser of the saiwbee has hitherto bees I. the halide of a set ot sees called somrs ores/them No peruse war, formerly, allowed to woe hard the.lishing-boats mid mete purchases hiraftelf, lust was obliged to employ a bobber or sharer to go um hoard the boas% ,tai make the purchases desired. The poor were trot eel? alidlike 10 pay a cutesiiter able toll to those felloweasideoviatiftffilifbibey did out want, bat were minty at their diseffelidbeillibldhe totality of the lab with which they weer served..l This system, which was parties ally griadiug is other re spects Epos the poor, sad she dealers to felt generally, has bees almost 'slimly doSe away Wlth by some regulations made by the Lord Mayor, by which Si. lishMit-boais are so snowed as to afford aa opportunity to all permute to go ita board the boats sad make their purchase theamehoes without bciag obliged to pay as extra prom fur as inferior article, or to employ say of she men called bobber., who have hitherto had almost the moire bobbies' of she market I. their owe hoods. The lauding.of oysters, which was fur um* a source of much coofusims, Is wow se regulated as Mitto iateifere with the busiosem of she other part of the Numarket. Measures hare also bee. taken too preveat the use of shedder &Amos, or salmon is spawn, at the market, .itelliag and burniag publicly all that could be found, sod by inflietiog heavy realties us those who were detected its carrying os this 'bonitos's!. Cradle. The Doke of Saimaa last week paid a visit to **AA*. Watt sad Lady WEINITtIi, Rattle Abbey, from a. bridge Wells. Oa his Royal Higliams emeriti/ the pima of Butte, the popolece took the bones from the carriage, lead drew him mid some Ladies who accompanied him to the seat of the *lathy Bantoet, amidst loud cheers and the ringing of belle, mod dm Grin elf a earl salute from the Abbey gums. (As this occasion lie soteiest graad hall of this spbadtd rtarsiost was Minimally illoniaated. The Law Officers of the Queen, we understand are tarpaulin; to *outlet Cuciti , one of the w=, w Ito gave eroticism against ber MAJESTY, for In the case of the KING,. Sir FRANCIS Bo avvil,; in the Court of Kiner Dew% the farther orient will be resumed on Thursday next. Several changes have taken place in the Corps I)runsatique of the Hury St. Edmund's Theatre Mr. awl Mrs. iienneonn Ind Miss NoitTon have let the boards. Mr. sod Mrs. FIAMERTON are titled to the compatty : the former takiug the Irish faith Scotch characters of Mr. HAMMOND. whilst_ 'the latter, for the most part, plays the waitiog.s. maid, yet is capable of an elevation. ' At 11w meeting of the Cambridgeshire Agricot— rid Society. the premium giver, by the Earl of Haanwicee of 501. for the hest cultivated farm, was presented to S. P. REALM, E• 1. The first " premium for ploughing was awarded to ROBERT-• DARNELL, servant to S. P. Beer.es, Erg._ and the.r second to Jos. CoWLLI., servaut to R. WITHERS. Esti. ; after which the pieces of plate awarded at that tneetiog in Jutse, for the exhibitions of stock, were &her red to the successful centlidates. At the late sale of the slack of ROB?. Co LLING, E•ri. of Llarinittots, neer Darlington, It rows eve. , raged about 340. each ; 14 two-year old heifers, orally Gigs. each; 5 one-year old heifers. about 1966. each t to heifer calves, in 1840. about liga.;' each. 8u1iii....801111111011, 10 yeah old, sold fur 115 gs. ; Baroucl, 5 yrs. old, tar 350 gs. ; Voong Ilarniptun, yrr. old, for 1301 s.; Yoaug Wow ter, 1 yr. old, for 7.31‘5.; Athoutio, 1 yr. QM. 14 Av g* . Thie l , bull cadres were WAIL vise fee 4I Z.l ow fur 164 e. 0041 gee for 19r. Savyst r iaampr! sntil.for 393g5. A grey hwie, rieips Age yeirs.oldi! by Sir doers Pisivokkbh !east off M Ms% atottan .1.,..ite1l jilpftwartlin•e. ,oiliert.roe imidt ost stkiter..44 tat rimme_jr!.•., re reseal @oh germ .N - -vow hate 13, en feionred with' the f i crilorwitti re tract of a letter just received from St. figi t ' e I lly e;:ane are s a getslettiati lit this city :-- . . 0 Wateleist &ray is oust a vt‘rY missiiiiek tt r sifOi. 1 OMIT saw the terweleftsme riding not. las hug Ilil , Her temea, ise a wider Mose, in frail. He and Lady Illartereeil !fee 11110146“. Carnet blembalesei and wallows is sir PAN. He is ameamoutalt Mom. and odiously 'Agra out io *e &cr. Ile-goes met iamb 'Artier maw than i err, hat emir pica much kf his time In writing. 1 kn ow S r was Isiffil;e copied is writing Criticisms amor 11w fileitersls rf seligait'e. He teltergsvat detient is a mist tesdrat that lee has Itese;l, we rather krid out, like • Leedom einem, who ill &limes eat ksirisit matron in perm: them are lakes, rivers, amide, grottoes, kc. Am. all in feilliaiefe. This place is life tea.. I tune, sad an Mallampaste tow that by some thanes gut info it, was shut lit 'llowepasse biaseff for the aftrenege. No tom whatever le permitted to appose& kis ',Aimee wittiest Abe Gotoraer tie Admiral's. wend. knee; tar ra a Mseeter COW permitted he ip out err Jamtelfewil without a p.m from the Adjniant-auseral ; me is say oat permitted to go en hated a ship in the harbour wisbout Me. • The thermometer /Hem hottest sleds see days is senate alarm 73; is town it is *Mut 90 oeilperards,iiim prearalty‘ratala to 111. at primes at la "wally abort ISO to &L.. (ilitlirikarph Ciwzmesiswel ) -• . - )5,....1 ,l,s . - . • e. IV/ 4i, Ilk-0/ -- ~.ifl .4:1.--ri, - wit al mud la r 7, VW O. DISCOVERY 51i1P5....,. u P'• , ...., -tie tur. It . 4 --..e.---• . •iit le-r -I ma,. beet been pahtely faseeirel. by • fleallelosa kis Glasgow, with tlee Ldlowitig letter, ening bft Vas • yesterday (Podgy, Nomettbee.3) :—, • ... bore, se ate, •st wer , effewsber, UM. • Lot. IS. 59 ...Lowy. IS Is.. 4V. LAN% 114. • ' I em quitemell,' sad have rajoyed prefect health 211 11l e -amege, Mthwagbit Sas bees a lima fagging piece of service for all beads. After harlot eameatneil the reseal delays of ea icy see, Midgeot throwee the ire in flatus's 11sy, by the first werk of 4 1 0 p.e, 1819, veers iniu Laurasia Sewed; by the serund, wet k we gut belated Where the slops had hewn is the former, voyage (limy hewing reached sit deg. or 53 deg. W. Ned were etoprii by lead). We were am as far ori 90 dec. milting to atop int bet ice, which del-eyed us 'unit 11 14 ,,, b u t. aft., n.. pealed trials, we at tam seireeeded io :riling through a psi. asp lots die loaclooked.for Paler See ; our coarse was as midi to lie Wells so the ice wergild remit of. Hy the Ant week of September welted reached as far west W 113 4 051'. W. Owe lie were cimpletely stopped by kr. Winter set ite abaft itemeddlre of September. A herhapr was theft most aasiousli looked foe. which we were trio. nate 'math to put the ships lute ley'sbe 2*h Septearleir. .it was aOm shem Is to time. The era, or the lames of issuer ampere Ma ice. which we had hitherto alavigated, airy au culiftlif (Meg over. The ships were leased ewe, imed all Snags prepared for she Willie!, which, thank God! we passed pretty comfortably, Aunts cold. We hied on board the skips. Oar greatest degree or told was, in roso. spy, St degrees below set.. Oar we.. temperature fur arriaggimatimyras 11 deg. above *aro, Fabteeheit. O. the Ist of Aetna we set west at the harbour, met re. sewed our runtimes to get to westward; reschiag 111 rag. W. he the latitude of 74. N. • bat all our expertatioes elided on the 13d September, 190, wise* wiater re-sppeared, mid ' leo hopes left. We tureen our head. In she eastward, anal have got thus far m. our monage home. Our discoveries are may. la gengeopiap—ilarcon—serew—gklut....,..6.... dm. kr.; bet au inhabitants is the Pular Regius,. The latitude we wisteriat is 74 deg. 47 alio. N.-110 deg. 49 ' Wile. W.—desitnaleil Melville lelaisd.--(abrigrivr Ceurlec) ' fleperits Parry, of the Heels, left that vessel at Pete Awed ea ineaday lost, the 30th wk. accompawied by the ammo. weer sad purser, sod arrived at Leith on Wedareeley. After paying kis respects to the Admiral riii the station. Captain Parry set off the taste day, is a pose chaise sod tzar, f , I Amides. Camels Parry's journal of the voyage wit imp anxiously larked for. • In the mean tints, we have firma ma setheatic source the following pesticides', are highly hammiest, as they obviously she. shag gators were is the sea sew by Herne, said give certain prospect of their being enabled in a fieture • 1 to penetrate Into the Pacific Ocean, through ilehriagll Straits. The discovery , ships, Nader Captaie Parry. willed. up Lan caster (iced. After patsies through is, ite es ages we, they reached 115 deg. W. Imo. aad 73 der N. lat. es4lll ia ' ekviinisty the era seen by Mr. Herat , . They ret W. keg. 110. being amble to prove. d, owing la the twos weather. Is lose. 110. they pet the MN „els Sb e i meek, where the ire was 31 feet thick. 'freedom men doriog the whiter tie 84 days. Tile darken* was wady at num they could scarcely are the letters of a hook , with large tyre. Demist the pervalence of the winds, the thermometer • se low ea Vfi deg. below zero, at which peeing they Mu 4 • met notate WM themes air ; but wino the whine Cell, i ' foaled Ilse air guile supportable, aad ameard diseescatin @baptist partridges sad ptarmigan, which sksy hued is great quantities. Captsia Parry met wills so inhabitaats, but be fregaretly saw downed hats me the shore. Oily two .f the mew bad a alight touch inseam". The filataiitie Pole appeared tee be abeat IS deg. or wed ▪ loegiterde, ae the eerily hedieetell a peculiarity of ceeditiessi atm they were is tom marieltea. The dip, however, did not exceed 55 deg. all that they were are above as Illageetic • Pole.—(rahrdeniaft Merrily. The Heck came te sacker to Leeds Reads yesterday won. lag (Friday, id ism.) The year's sale of TA. Observer. front Nove9l - 14, 1819, to November 5, 18g0, was 936,7 d 4. copies, exclusive of Four Rapplemeatary Sheets, *skim W" average sale of upwards of Emblem -Theftemeed Papers nth Sosiday. It may stet be- wholly asinievestioailier On' tellimmi, that tie sonata paid to the restate/elm stamp, was so less a awn than 12,400 f. iadigamisit Fgriebre epos 1,573 reams of paper, at eheinopeest• weight, sad the deity of three dedllmp tai every advertimemeat, making a • MU Celliribisted Se SW Reveals. by The Ohearese hi see rart of iiit 0 11115111 Fifteen Throned Nuke" ' llll illy efly.two . pahliestioss. We have great pleasure in announcing to the Paid* that the too-Itirig-tieglected project of the . Thesses and Medway Cann is ac, is the highest stale of feemoderes. The Container from Landow visited it on Thursday lest. aged viewed the daimon weak., and after. wads pissed Ire gh the tunnel of the weeded's! Worth ..f tee metes sad a quarter, which had bees upward wily a far days before. A. ea the sst-rits of this asolertakseg, at effects le the irat place • complete esswiemicatiera, though the sachem or the Greed Joactiess, betimes the mbeilters coast if Kent mid Svusea, and the metre of the kimlata, sum. mosicaties with I.iverpool, kr. and, repaylag the riches ' trilling heti Mem quarters smear ether valuable cool' s. deans, with' Est biedieebio plait or gemeral wecetsitY the Mop, at the tssametalles peke of water carriage. U takes *my the alemity NIP esidies bowers Ms Themes IM Medway, amiss mot, 40.mileal asellikadhec pietas he be oils if she mot pasigummts Casibrill Itiggiowt. . . . - . ... '.l. I .1 AwAlßPY,C l, _f_=ll4,4lollll‘; sa ApliffiltatariAMEffm I. . ,„:, , „ ~..„ ....„-, atsalsoisgo. wowr - trivtle - am " l e itePtfil l • +pm Aci i iirte no i 6 r yr, _ ...i4e.,... Ar 41 " --« •-- .0.--* • , T , ! , •'s4",' 11 ... , ib- pe. ..": • ' 11 r` ' sag,. wri AVAVA__. itt ~ • ‘ 0 I w ' WSlTTlirbi.4ll.l4tur Fs :, . 44111/ , obrillP• . fent r . tw metes ore ~,,,, t c 1 • I t ti l k r, 1 "."I. ,,tr i l a rawitiwrarewit,"Viltkaresijilanppgrwi an p fl m r s'A ttitligny., ...4..4.. , ,;pi.1V1Vik :: " .1. ilbontr." mai prey kpril, al girt, joisy,vitpefi Senile!. okA gruiltlimil, Ail* E A pr s ciw ts f f ikviri e iirUlerbiese. lie City Officers:, Ike. ' ! il Nu Vlf i A seririk , . raomi I' imi•eirrliari iribe uta • • Maim Elect It sio —Zfe ,ll l . l 4 lA l atiAll ~ , ~ *TWA . dribeeo; nig shy' aro* IBM Asset vets kitety ow libaloph agrec o l t ri "rail ,Atimifp, I .1.1 ameolnialrbltire Ibr v 506491 11K iseemisto (wassails% !yogi , ,or . tkpl 44441 0306 ~,,. ; 41441"." 4 NW? ' ' " I"r68.11114 Nl. "' "s" stir .1 „uc'si•s;-Tirrrowys&-..,*4n ill b i ns "1m1.• ' VIII 4 110 IlatiOni f fift In 711 0 .1 TA . 1' :LIAO s' t C. V , " 3WrolllßMarrisllksr. 1.1111:1140mallit. 1. 414dri :IV c 1 IhIN•44 I W telibi isJitbittsibispopslies, lids wham feemesllbeliksllb l /P 1104• 410. 6410.1 11** ' "' I I I" 4 ~14-imaymlct b ar: t . 47 v..vir4 .4.4.0.47 pr visit .• (sails iin.l seit via leSsitii iiielltiyill Mgfittabll Iseb , bbeblieetelPestne tee lb. Roll . 4 Plass ail' iamb der.lbeeng. or illoidsly. • ink""Argi.l6lllll6Almv•OlopieNtio egedefl, Ipsib aiis c. d.*, Mono to WA 410110111 . 0,041 9 1 ?"‘r IP' •011olIVI IV tostertseitiotx Am to ,stet sad tuns i d tie ins' !sing, the, Royal Da. alkilik eiaii_ gi pik,o 4 . • Plilie Wesel/Kt" liii Mb 1.1. *We, emidliriervest she Knit Aire he bas • boyriiil. bstlrmoriss fees/be ead.bloil RwleivilLieg wmProslwri-s Atrodhl Jas esow bled s. .err! illiivli I §Au !OPP / 0 2 : 7 r y MWP Wrv i taril, W fop ityr.l "lot. dso. s t , pea*. owe es . le DO coot's : . It! ""I' ve his M Vt t "" Tts Plit•=o•l4 irds em til err qes y . swis pAdbffil: rib krinottiose Isiy•l,tbsi do Obwooshoilkagrdilor ...1-• !maw 40 tube beet sirs. sods e ebomp e iebi telres n.010µ4 creole hisie Woes* sr hit sow reig*Nipm_i*-- The Magistrate foss gle vipp tie l lt. , iis s erass paves Dosch layalteatimeats. rit HAI pnabally lAthi.i nosiest,' 'lab Mist INA vier*, 0411 meg owe item/ tins. The patrol did eel: embed Us Joy by tibiae hits isle elbaglW AMINs altielyeti tbs whole it seeerted to be a sietelske, soil* 1 flower oak estsegidiscsorily proved the worthy Magistra elsedoresl Ulm to be dials/were. Slij.tis Zbillevafs scat (imaged sill it.stetttir sod bia sing the P. int* in, threat& to temssit. A. Lloyiltsti•WiAffori plait!, essebused at lb. end a Vid." B " ll4l Pules IMereil the tart /Arced tit bate been castasii tad by ibg AWN% sod deseribed Wet to be a most teiive kart.. 1.... 1 ' ' The Prisoner ' e . er7 " l " *. . r - . said, he Ilree I. The., Crearzewert, Clod _ ; it a sbeensaber by tr.*, end hue a handy Me det;ird'hseleg locked. sin week new bed he used goy awe ',WOO etteestefell• let ronill eel .f lb* Pre m. The 111sgistrate *Meted lien te bed bail for Ile geed be. harbour, sad to hnibeebeed ad am& hail was ;mew ' We Walken Forty, amt. bar., Ile was charg ed will having Iviity iitli the other Pru veers in osiag disr.speeffol - age towards the Peers. Sol condo/lies hems. If wit h grea "sesproprfeti art, iorit .leg disorder sad tumult by his expressions sod gases lour. ' ' • • The Pao:beer said her lived be Spelhg•street, Grown net t are; be :ear to ere the Peen merging from tie Renee ely from rorieeltp i . _ .. ..1141 dirdeuled tie whole of the dente .. - - . . • Wrift cpiravaitieise.. 7 6thilleteerlitt bad huii fur good behavi i. I Ittekerd Learirtrei wow diliiiritiifili 111664 de ' fluk e of Wellington entitle illatisiis et leen b aed euedeetieg ' hi, welfaabongt the creed eletherlgeed dimederly. This Prieliaber pleaded "needy e mot 'excuse with the rest by declaring be bid tact* ere part is the ivovolt, hut wile meetly tare sr !jay ebbe amettert the crabbed was liable. —"ldeas rid is. bud ball for libleend belideiel*. rope Atilll'W •.1. 4 -Imef Ayr* lei. No 1#•,.. ' 4,- ' -..---- . --.. X= • ..1 )'. ••••.'. • .. , •6? Ni CO KO N ER'S I A QUEST. . • i ......_ -, oi-• ,, i t , ltatorday ee'onipitt top iticrest was Ma ki Walpole, is Sofrotk, 'beGaii4, Z *snow Ceti. Coroner, on the body - of Sarah, wile of Net iry Les , of CowkiethWhn was Curid in a' Geld inillsVf3th .it: weltering is her Ifitoil, sad tidally rewseless. 'Ai . ilisped knife Ind a hike patine were found lying bj beer es e. bulb of which were coffered with 140..4. She was 'Alta horse, Where she condoned ioscosibk soave time, said died on tlsclsll6. ' It appeared front the csideece that the detested and her husband Wye bets going 001 ea the intorshi of the 131 k ; be was braid to ash bee to kelp bins on - wits his COSI, as he was going to Mr. AsJeowes, Await a toile distance. Ti. y always satiate{ to hire happily tap. titer, hot a( late the de. enwoisi bid been dejected tied Lielancioly. - . .X*o tutus Om 4truiaLiggilt in, garde. shoot two fi.l.ls r &Sant front where she deceased pas fottittl, stated, that. they heard ea erica or alarm i if soy to* bad been 11141111 by the womaii they mist Cite beard her. Mies Ow deceased re coovtd.., p f s ► ..a. for, Ow was asked bow ilhe i sate he the !raire • wri rellte 4 . ale had tabi u t stet of her pock'', and opeued it herself; dist she attempted to cut he, throor, bait as .it world not out site went to work with hes head. The di.ccatellfiaJ a Arita of thread about ber mech. •WO was cut in two; she had bees rem tio Ike day previews to her being faiond tearing sod scratching bar loads with maps vOleace, that her we was ithliked to hold lire instil she be came since entreat • Mr. Mater , s turgeon described the eleda in which he found the deceased. elate d wail . large maid Iso the iliac of her had the skull being laid hasty, sod sewn* advere cdo hosiers of thertilnit, saiirb land adhoded_ lisp* Hp bad so donist'ilmit the wand la %We liy CU glerr which was sharp at owe end. The e gask husband ofthe si dreelisak ! pry air,/ men. sot able to walit'witlwast crutAia, tad Wild i Peeidly distressed, &pistil that lie waked out wit • as stat ed above, sad kissed her when be left her. ' ' - • - The Jury, aftir ■ stieist - latest igat inn of Ilvellsoure. re trained a verdict " plat the deceased . had killed howl( in a state of temples,/ derao 4 enetni of tniud.' a From she advanced state of the season, large p•-desiriats processio4ts siipaß,lpeobery in 00 ft vesastnt_to all 'parties. They are ossly seep that are discos.- iiaued at Braudesbutgls Howse. The Address vi St. Gs let's-in-the-Fields ; sod St. George's, 111040111%. bury, wNI tte•probented on Monday, by a very in. merous deputstroo, who Kill proceed to Braotir,.. burgh !louse in earriagir. Leiter f tom Ihmt.ou-Prioce, dated the 41.1 of A Ugllq/ . ley, she lows; his been set ou tire in twetisy nine places since the gruff eneflifgreffee ; and the fortify' mercbsista are eery mach alarmed, d'art 4... ric•de their houses. -Moo, of the userchani• hold liteuesselves ist prodigy, -to ogeberk - ot u sattspelit'• , DMA& • -. _• si,,-*4 Tuesday abersoto, sled APO peat two o'clock, consi derable alarm yea mend at she Custom-hunse, is tuner veer, of • lire which bruits out is the utatiuuery must, situated es the Edified abut, sear the public entrance. It arose floss wire clamor papers briar placed near the kir, a nJ beise incursions', left wittiest soy penes§ to take ape .4 Urns. Ilse base cosudosinated Is She wnienkst. lOW MAW", sad biased wish crest rapidity. 'Chi' utmost qoarieris. fur some time prevailed, and the difprest persona of tie eau ' bllabssein ste be th e alert 'is reisirrtne tbe lerilyeaed pa pers; perm were dispatehrill IS. it direttisis fur *sittis••• sad is a shoft time sestetl were es She spot, wk tart fortunately plentifully *applied with viliAir s they sous gloated she fury of she pars. By • quarter partvber• tisf ,firt i... , estirely estitiguislprd, but sot Serum it itSildrill the interior uf the reins ; • large iyinitity of books, lumiiimpci., penned furore, &c, but muse, we believe, or ally sreid 'um pomace. Law.—Sittings appointed in Middlesex and , London before the Lord Chief Justice bi the Cow t Of COUMIOO rltas: Itt TEim. MIDDLIIIPA. Loroov. Toe*, Nev.7 Weaar'sday Nov. 8 Rg2t Y 13 13...f..18, . . 14 1 ........ g$ thersdat . . 13 I .1 (wad ~ IF rmt TIALM. VPOOMONV• Nov ell I Tlienilay ....New U. Yeoterdey a watch-looker. muntd Tilliam I r ./- late. www examiguli at thotoo.oputko Poke Oier, cbargrd by about toasty oa.cii cud clookru.kero with unlaudialy pownineg as immense slumber of clocks and wiitclw., tber pnperty. The Pissuiser Was resaei&d4.4 for a week. ' e II it of mi ll of .. n- IT ht id St 1. eil Ipb, so► !** I r„ti. • 1