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BRIGHTON; li*aCit Sir II Bloonideldiffined his Maje.lo. Anve r sry Minty on Wednesday morning. Sir Win. keeple came in nil Thursday. in the evening id .h.i h day Sir W. Knighton set off to return to L lois. The wenlher.Sisiceshis Majesty's arrival has !wen *fry cal and repulsive to out-d 0.4 piercing north wind has commonly predominated, Hu Majesty, therefore. hes nut left ALirltinanigh row, but tue reports of Sir N.J. Tier...) , upon the • happy condition of his health, have beau ...A are • wurte of indescribable pleasure to the public. The of Brighton is mentioned as having already much improved his Majesty's spirits, coliarinisig the com plete re-establishment of his health, and without coy. the slightest symptom of a clissige. This tow.. has now emerged from the sombre, and smiling countenances once more characteris• the feelings of the people. Cu,EAT-GARAMN THEATKR. The nrw mosieal drama or Ivanhoe was per. formed at this theatre on S itordal evening, with in. creased applause. Theboese was unusually crowd. ed, and presented a very splendid appearance. Some judicioos alterations have been made io this drama since the first night of its representation. which have tended very lunch to the increased success of the piece. We were. for instance, somewhat altocke3 at the premature appearance of Sir tieginold Front de Beryl; in the interview between Sir Brien de Bois tivilbert and hare the Jew. The effect of that heartrending scene was, in a great measitre, destroyed by the untimely intrusion of front de Brewf—the attention was diverted, and the flow of passion, as it were, stopped at its very source. This obvious mistake we were glad to see corrected. hat the second representation of the play Front d: Raul does not enter until the unhappy Isaac fails in an agony of misery at the feet of Gailbert. We have seldom witnessed a more affecting piece of acting than this scene presents. We entirely agree with a Morning Paper that the trenscendant talent. of Mr. WILLIAM FARREN have never been more successfully displayed on the Lon• don stage than in the character of haw.— bane. an aged Jew, persecuted and despised, threatened with the torture if he refuse to yield up his treasurer, accedes with reluctance to the de. mends of his oppressors. consoling himself, how.. ever, will the reflection, that in the person of a du. t;ful arid 'pollees child, he has still the best treat- MUft that heaven could bestow. It is when (Arlberg tells hint that this darling of his affections must be separated for ever from his embraces, that his heart breaks out into all the energy of passion. He rites above his fallen state—he defies the terrors of torture and of death—despair calla op the pride of men within him, and he now reproaches with bit. terns' and with scorn the man before whom he had so often knelt and trembled. He refuses. though the flesh should be torn from his bones, to deliver up one single piece of silver. He relaxes, and again entreats, in the tone of supplication, that they would spare his child. Nature is toe weak for this strung conflict of passion, and the old man at length sinks, breathless and exhausted, at the feet of GoUberi. We need scarcely add. that Mr. FAR. ant dryer down the repeated and loud acclamations of the house : the scene was the most perfect. the most natural, and the most affecting, we ever wit nessed. The trial of Rebecca. and the appearance of the champion, Ivanhoe. presented one of the finest pictures we have ever s e'en on any stage. The pisy went off with greet applause; it promises to 1) , a source of much amusement to the town, sod of much profit to the Theatre. !WALTON COOlOlllO MSITINC—OnIy two or three of the members of this meeting were in at tendance, in consequence of several of them bring engaged in the approaching election. Those who bad met were afraid the frost would be a preventa tive to them coursing. sad therefore thought it better to postpone until the next week. CA 11111111D0111, M•Illeil 3.--Mersbers' The subjects for the present year are, for the Senior Badielurs, 14 Quantum mowienti, s 1 atudium rei Theologies prnatovendum. lushest litterarum ha maniortem callus." For Middle Bachelors—" In Georgian) Tertian), Orono Funebris." The official account of the net produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the years ended the sth January 1819, and sth January 1880; distin guiehiuK the quarters, has been printed by order of the late House of Commons: _ Jae. 1819. Jan. 1810. Consolidated Feed ... • • 02,449,6911 41,791,560 Animal Duties lBBB.BBB 3,444,134 TIM,. . Tohl Reveume 48,9011,980 48,1111,1 S! Re !last year Ina than that of the year precediog by 48t0,118 An unfortunate accident happened to JOHN Al* Nwaaiwo, Esq. of Blyth, on Wednesday week while heating with Lord ScAltaosouotes houndr. The fux having crossed the river near &retry, Mr. M. got off to lead his ware over a small wooden bridge, when she was frightened at the noire, sprang forward against him, broke the railing at the side, awl both were precipitated into the water. It was with the greatest difficulty Mr. M. was extri cated from his perilous situation, and we are sorry , ti. soy his leg was fiactured in two places. On Friday night, the 96th oh. Goo. Lyon, a eaterman. of Portal', in returning from IN. Me esty's ship Phaeton. at Spitherid, was driven oa shore near Fort Mouckton, w4en two of the Royal Alarine Artillery seeing a boat on &HON and no par boil in it, proceeded to the boat, and them disco vered LVONS• nearly dead. They took him into Sir HICH•RD WILLSAILI'II kitchen, and Doctor Qt; smut& used every mean. to save.hiu lifer but without success. A Commar's Inquest sat ori•lhe tiody oa Meuday, and it appearing that lee had drank toe freely, a verdict was retovaed:...i/kd ihroagh hit ow impriedexte. pd theitteteratuy of the totader. legs, one of the some active of the herriel menspi. won, in the metropolis. wee Ihrurerty s bomber in the King's eleughter-home at Wdswfterwsrdes per& to see of the teed** H.. 'f" ,ll y now liVe le the setshbeerlibett of pmts. mouth. t lttettli oboist wibte bound in the ;Metre stile of dis• *Wet; Odd * trkth inspkwiinn took piece. It %b.. then sotervtinkod that 'Very drafter mud cupboard had been fettid npen, and the Content, etreitird shear ; beit xllll there was me Opitemmiki of weighty or cunitiVrsonte artielev hatiok been airvied inky. Lists, of cerium desetiitt . lay about, and in chest some artielti df silver Witte were found, which it was evidetrt yowl •howe bees. seen, at ire bad even been conveyed there. ooti after burning a few holes lin a piece of Irish liars., had.aniie oat. 111 . AN'D ANSON. ire" hale this duty .4 h. melancholy task of detail usetopoee ore murder essesinitird in the Uwe trolesch, Kent, oil Friday night last, not illeeeded in tonsil of atrocity by any which stain the calendar of crimes io this country. The per trios murdered were Mr. Thomas Parker, a vener able old Geettenceir, upwerds of seventy years of age. and Sarah Hinton, his housekeeper. So far the parties correspeod, in sonic measure, with the de scription of Mr. Bird and his housekeeper. who, it will be recollected, were murdered by Hussey, afterwards executed for that offence at Greenwich. Mr. Parker, we understand, had formerly been a goldsmith, residing in London. and hid retired to Woolwich to spend the evening of lets days in corn- fortable retirement. He had amassed a competent property, and lived its a peat house, situate in Mulo grave-place. Red Lion -street, at r dart distatices from the Artillery Barracks. He was an ineffen. • rive, gentlemanly man, very much respected by the . whole neighbourhood. His only servant was Sarah Brown, a steady woman of about forty years of age, who, previous to she terrific event which we are about to describe. had lived with him three years. She too was well known by the neighbours, Arid was generally respected. On Friday evening nothing particular was observed about the premises. Mr. Parker was occasionally seen at the bow-window of the parlour in which he usually sat. and his e r e: vino was seen engaged in her ordinary avocations. We should here state. that while the front of the house looks into Red Lion -street. at the, heck there is a small garden, terminated by a high paling, - which divides it fretu a narrow lane, which is a comlllolll thoroughfare. The day closed without any suspicion being excited, and the hour of one in the utornisig arrived before the slumbers of the surrounding inhabitents were interrupted. At that hour the sentinel on duty at the north arch of the artillery barracks observed a dense smoke rising from Parker's house; he instantly gave an alarm, and peweesl of the artillerymen rushed forth to give assistance. They soon reached the spot which had attracted notice, and there found the flames bursting from the parlour window. The men rapped at the door with great violence to awaken the Piaster. who, it was supposed, were asleep. lied insensible of theit danger. To their humane efforts no answer was returned ; a death-like silence twee veiled within. The cry of 6 8 fire" soon spread, and two engine/ arrived nit the spot, and commenced playing into the window. Corporal Anderson and Corporal, Portia, who were present with their mew, now resolved to force the street door, and, if pose albite to rescue Mr. Parker and his servant from their impending fate. The resolution was to sooner formed than carried into effect. mid these brave men, followed by others, rushed into the pas. rage. From thence they went up stairs into rhe front room on the first floor : here the ravages of the fire were perceptible : the furniture of a bed. which was of maroon (a woollen manufacture). had been partly consumed, said the embers still smoked. In the bed itself there was no vestige of a humus being. The mess then ran into the bed-room es the second floor, which was found iu flames ; but the deveuritig element was soon extinguished. The , search which was made for Mr. Parker here was also fruitless, as it was also in a back room on the first fluor ; neither he nor his servant could be found. Every exertion was nob turned towards suppressing the flames in the parlour, which were gratiorkty extending, by means of the window frame, to the room above. A hole we, cut in ilia floor of the bed-chamber, through which water was poured. sod by this means added to the incessant playing of the engine, without, the danger was esilidued. In a very short time the parlour dour was thrown open, tied Lyons, a man belonging to the artillery bend, tittered. He looked eagerly round in search of the hapless minims ; lie perceived • heap of something lying behind time dour. and lie approached and attempted to lift it up, when, dreadful to state, the upper part of a human body came away its his hands. The man was horror struck, and called to Ins companions, who now joined him, and a second body, which proved to he that of a female, was found stretched its the same place; although not air much buret, All hope of restoring life had fled, slid the bodies were left in this situation fur some time, 110 doubt being entertatued that it was the uutortunate Mr. Parker and his servile,. A further investigation of the premises now took place, when it was perceived that blankets had been issued up *Oust every window, as if to conceal from those without the appearance of the &liner within. This naturally led to a more minute examine- Cato-street was crowded yesterday with visitors lion, Biel it was ascertained that fire had been coin- from every part of the twee, curious to see the deu munieated in three different and distinct places, no of the conspirators. our place having the slightest connexion with the M On the morning of yesterday sennight. the corn other; that is to ray, to the indoor on the ground and flour mills at Harewood-bridge, near Leeds, floor, its the bed-chamber on the first floor, and in the property of the Earl of HAREWOOD, were dis the bed-chismher on the second floor. From this covered to he on fire, and untwithetanding the moat it was naturally concluded that there. had been prompt and active exertions, the progress of the some foul play, but by whom was still a mystery, lames could not be arrested till the whole interior Sentinels were placed round the berme, and a t of the building% together with • :large - csentity break of day the investigation was renewed. The of grain, had fallen • prey to the motile,* element. dreadful truth then burst upon the h o rror-st ruc k It has slut been ascertained in whit manner the spectrums. The bodies of Mr. Parker and his conflagration originated. servant acre examined. 'the former was burnt The Editor of The Fdiaburgh Correrpondent nearly to a cinder, the left leg and foot, on which j was on Mouthy last fined by the Court o f Jositia there were ■ black silk stocking and a shoe. only I ciary, in the sum of 5/. for a paragraph contained remained entire. The skull, however, although in that Paper, which was calculated, in the (melet' the flesh was burnt off, remained whole, mid afford. 1 of the Court, to prejudice the cute of Gilbert 'IP Lead, til convincing festiinney of the coatiniseion of a recently found guilty of libel, while under trial. onset foul amid detestable murder. On the left aide, Alexander Murray, enmixeetor on that Paper, end tow ar ds. the heck, there was a terrific fracture, who wee the anther of the paragraph compleissed of, which seemed to h a ve b e en , preserved by Proei- was at the same time sentenced to one month's itu drnce us the meant of bringing to Justice the atro- prisoinuent. citrus perpetrator of so horrible a crime. A moat daring attempt at ~ape was meditated The belly of the women was Next examined. and by the first clime of retool COnlieteit •in our county here, if doubt existed before, it war completely re- I gaol, and was to have been cerrielf itsto effect on moved. The unfortunate creature ley stretched I Munelay ; it • might hive been- attended upon her face ; Iser apparel was partly consumed, with bloodshed but for the promptness with which and her hair, which was loss , was spread in dishee it was checked. The plan, it appears, was to seize welled locks shout her. She was lifted upon a the turnkeys in the act of unlocking the first cell table, and the cause of. her death became at once 'door, take the tees; and force the tiny out by main perceptible. A horrible wound, indicted apparently strength and numbers W.)); to fagibiato whi c h th e y with a blunt instrument, sppeareslover her eye, and had wrenched the 'iron lealustraded of: lite stilireitie, at lie back of her head were three -deep Cactureo. so alto be taro out iminerfiately anaconvitted auto which spine imagined might shave been produced driegerodi wiJapons; •but it wai tisnehy di iuni d. by a bayonet or some suds weapon. It is impbeiiible said the' whole class minded 16 %her cells. ' lipeu to deem* thesensetious which this appalling scene . ineesligation it appears Co haw neigiriated with excited. Every Orson Westin was struck (lamb -about Matra dheeti trestpeelle eltartietete; who: ltlid 'wins astouishnieut; If was now lecolteeld4 thee tits iustigated the uthers.—tlfelserhavepani Chititifek.) tinder all these circtitosterices the eonelasioia was plain. It rocs clear that some iniscremnt or nat.- treaots hid obtained admission to the house far the purpose or plunder, sod eotnmeurrtl their opera tions by toordesing the inmate'. They then pro ceeded to sestets for the sosest•portable 'stumbles, money isvoll Trainability heieg their principal ob ject, as it tees reported thin filr. Parker hid th a t duty received his dividend fiom the Batik. Having thus arcomplished their labour*, they deterosiced to leave no tract of their climes behind, and, theft - lure, having taken every petitactioit which they thought necessary to 'more the complete de- Uncut's) of the premises by Bre, they made their escape. Happily the letter part of their plan has b-en frustrated, and it is devoutly to he hoped they may not long escape the fiends of justice. It would appear flirt they gained en entrauce to the house nod retreated through the garden, and over the pales acijitiniug tllt .lame r which we hare atresdy described, es severe* foot gawks to mod from the back door ore perceptible both ota the •bedl and 011 the walk.. The town of Woolwich was in the greatest stale of consternation throughout the whole of Saturday. nt coneetpienee of this dreadful occurrence.•and the bodies of the murdered vietim• were seen by several, who fully *greed in the opinion which had already been formed. At one o'clock Mr. Carter, the Coroner for the county arrived, and under his direction. a jury of the must respectable inhabitants was summoned, who assembled at the Red Lion public-house. and went f•Ufil thence to view the house and the bodies. They were adjourned till Saturday night to afford an opportonay for the collection of evidence; but the general impression on their mind was, that they must return • verdict of wilful murder against some person or persons unknown. Two men are in custody on suspicion; the one had worked as 1111 occasional gardener with Mr. I'. The constables in the neighbourhood were upon the alert. Mr. Champion. the High Constable of IVoolsvich, took charge of the premises; Benuett, the Bame-strret peyote. and Tucker. an officer of Doptford, were likewise on the spot, in order to gain such particulars as might enable them to go iu pursuit of the offenders. rtilletyrn.,ll were plaCed as sentinels both before and behind the premises the whole of the day to pre •lieut the obtrusion of improper persons. THE CORONER'S INQUEST. Late on Sat orday night the Coroner of this district. -- Carte►, Esq, attended and held au inquest oe the bodies of Mr. Parker. and Sarah Brown, his housekeeper, at the sign of the Red Linn public house. ‘Voulwicli. A most respectable Jury were empannelled, and after the must minute issvesti- Ration of the circumstances brought forward upon this occasion, on evidence could be !produced to fix the crimes on any particular individual. and the , verdict proiii.unced by the Jury was, •' Murder agai.,st some person or persons unknown." Eznwinati;m of the two men in custody. taken up on ♦usp►cion of haring committed the crimes of murder and arson.—Thu ezamtoatto• was also held at the Rol Lion, before Mears. Webb, Watson, and Stace, Magistrate* for the county. Mr. Caster, the Coroner, was also present, and a great number of respectable inhabitants. Nothing par ticular transpired to fix any guilt upon the parties, but the Magistrates remanded them fo► re-exami nation this day (Monday.) One of the Prisneers, it appeared, gets his living by picking up busses, &c. shout the town or Woolwich, and was seen iu the Coopers' Arms, with his face much disfigured and blued upon him, and also in a state of in. toxication. Every exertion is making in and @bout the town, to discover the murderers ; and the better us en courage the pursuit. large posting-bills are to be seen throughout Woolwich. &e. offering one I - Ored pounds reword for their apprehension. The greatest alarm prevails ■along the iubabitants of Woolwich. fdRIVEk2/ L EL ge77014 riisiirhode 64 if treelsoidess of Sistewsietp et 11114- Oren hide *set a wiAlliestbrin Sit C. Wilstartod, May aerosol mkt of she bn lase. Mr Whisied. Awl obey Wind ft call a reeding of his (sift prisereMlN I. stele his relent fur skid anwity, and Is elder ban sttohsaiplhs deritity She ispresse of this Ocilla,. The rtreilen of two Illenthers te repessalst Me Iweeo of Pisesesieeth kr the new Partition's , . *al Mks /hoe et' Theraday swat. at•dre sew Monidsis MGM& Tbs rowdidstels are i—John Carley, Esq.. Verie-Adosinal M arorgis Ciset barn, fi.o I , one at the lairds wf she himinslip. end Ad. wind %t iii liar. ' Mr. Lefrvre, who is in thess•th of Prime,assstetttal of his health, docliises ill. Immesh at Ireedittp. Mr. Ofeitei is aapported by the same interest : sad Mr. Pilaw is sippalsell by Mr. tileyisod and Sir Joha Elie,. rt.wirsepris, Moats 4.—Mr. Bossard. Swiss the Mopes wow ire of she woody, diction eating. into she expenses of I realm. Loid &vinous aid Mr Thomas Seised ere the otlw+ candidates. Mr. Piratic sad Mr. Bagwell will be solwriod for the il Coed, of Tipperary wildfires oppdaitles. Sir John Newport will be re-elected fie the CBI of Weser. teed wilhost opposititio. Ilse *lll aleidieve will also re- Lenten teethe Coeniy. • Lord Vakostis arrived is Debits is the hil iwralsid frost Mieland, hot his Lordship. de staled in • ismer Aos nut uses. to mutest the Cased of Wearea with Cokloatch sod Mr. Carew. No caltdidale has started fir Tariseiti In Sippdallios to Messrs. Anson sod Reinhold. We understood the Hight Her. Marks Mowry Salto% Speaker of the Noise of Coneissams. And atonal Phipps, will offer themselves as esudidates Coelllemoggroogili. Or. C. ?townies. arrived at Grim/ht eat Asada', sec out. pained by Mr. Daucombe, of Desisenvoh• Pm*, Iferkalee. They were met by a lire rgweaktiOa ad Gleveleopes, with • bawl of music, Bags. hr. at she South Barr of the taws.— The barges were taker from the carriage, which was draws by sailor. through the lowa to Ike lock, from wham shot returned to Mr. Tenoysun's headissrfers, and haviog halt. ed, the ill/19 candidates eo.iliuted as she top of the carriage, and Mr. Teanysuil made a 'perch of cooshilerable leggth after which, Mr Dvacombe followed, sod spar for wee time. They were greatly cheered. This 'boot astatine* have commenced eausassing the Borough. J. P. Grant, Esq. was to male bit appearance as Thanidayi three other CAW. didetes are also tepees. d. . . Senawssimit, Mince 3.—The sismisatioe of eaeditilates for the Representation of this comely will take pewee* the inst. soil of those for this borough, we believe so Tem day or Thunulay next. An attempt to stir ass oppinitioe is irre or both of the pretest candidate, was made at a mestieg on Monday, but it failed. R. Benson, Esq. has dechiseill the cosiest al Behlmeorth. Thursday, Thorns. Whitmore. of Apley Part, Seq. and W. Wolryche Whitmore, of Doshwastse Hall, Esq were met by their respective friends, in great ashishers mod of theirs. re spectability, and coisJorted to the Guildhall, where, the High Itriiliff presiding, Thomas Whitmore, Esq, was wool. suited by J. Whitmore, Esq. (of Loudon), mod seconded by the Rev. T. Deshick. W. Woleyeke Whitmore Esq. wog nominated by Capt Aetna, of Morelli Hall, s ee whet by H. Oakes, Eel. The Addresses were received with semi mous applause. W. Locos Childs, Esq. Is • carotids.* for the second vs. coney at Winter*. litserres CA/PTILIV, Frs. 23.—Tiss old Repreeeetative, W. Clive, Eaq. haviag resiceed, we hove two imadislates is his Interest, Ed. Rogers, jun. of Slasusage Park. Eoq. ad Mr. Holmes, of Loudon. la the opposition interest are, Mr. Douglas hinaaird, Mr. Kies, Sir William Elliott, and Mr. Knish. (front Werwickshinr). Parties see very violent. Georie Chetwyvid, Evil. the Clad' mu of Stafford Quarter Sessions, has offered himself a militias, for that borough. B. Benyos, Esq. is agate canvassiag his coestitoests. troantouger is the other' caadidate, who has offered la tile room of Mr. Honsfray; hot Mr. Hartopp, the eldest son ef Sir E. Hartopp, is expected also to be prevailed. SailDiaten, Mist* !—The writ for sew Members le serve is Pirliameat reached here peaterdeg, sad was read to-day, after the arrival of Sir O. Waremoler, who was pee. posed by J. Stewart, Esq. sad secoaded by R. Etaletraia, Esq.—W Marrysit, Esq. war proposed by W. W. Bradt', Es, and seconded by John Haulms*, Esq. Mr. Marryatt will reach Sandwich on Saturday next. The preresit Members wilt doubtless be main refereed for the counties of Moniguturiy, hteriuselb, Eliot, Radnor, Brecon, aril Cardigan, and also fur the boroughs of Mont gomery, Radnor, and Cardigan. Lord Robert Scrotum, Member for Canssrtheashire hav ing declined to offer himself scats, she Him. Mr. Rice has coonineuerd • nevus. The How. B. Paget retires from the toasty of Auglesey, and Lord Uxbridge succeeds him. Mr Graham ifectinei again offering himself as a candidate for the represnatition of Hull. Robert Fanged, Esq. the aittiag Member, Resjantie Shaw of Indus, Ertl. and Coluael Sainte, ore candidates fur dedon. Richard Wharton, E.g. has received a feeble call to op. pose Mr. Lambkin, in the county of Durham. We understand that a very spirited contest is likely to take plate for Borosghbridee, Mr. Lawyers being detersaieed to oppose the Newcastle interest, cesjoiedy with Mr. Stormier, of Biratiugham. A very strong contest is expected to take place at Maid. stone. W. A. Roberts, Esq. finished, it is said, • very suc cessful' clines again offering himself. Mr. Talk of LoWdon, who was to have made his extrif on Monday hist (ippported by the purple interest) leaf alai) declined eateries the lists.— Since which, the differenee that took riser between J. Wells, Eaq. of Bickky House, and the party who brought bins forward at ebe last election has bees removed, sad that Gentleman, accompanied by a reapietable party, eoistaievieed a very active canvass on Tuesday last. R. Sharp, Eft'. of Lall4oa, is expected to be the third sae. Oa Monday last Mr. Wetherell commeed • meeting of the Feeders of the city of Oxford, at the Tows-hall, which • nias the largest ever recollected to hive been assembled on ,such au .cession. Ills friends eaticipatit his seeress with eauldesee. EXTRACT TROY • PlatlirATS LST.TEIt. 1 ' I miderstand Mr. Cobbett's progress through the cos,- try, and at Cureatry, in his canvass is the approaching Election. hail not hero attended with aey very /altering marks of the public feeling towards bin.—At Guncharch, an his route in Coveutry,hs was refused tin mines of convey sate by the innkeepers, and was obliged to make his ways toed fur several miles; and at Newsome, and other conntry placer connected with the trade of Coveutry, if is said he hos even beta refused admittance ism the time. This imousite bank will at last be comfier/410f the little interest which an/ part of the ealataltal ty take in his specill•lions ; and she re salt of his morrow to get into Parbaswerit will, we are ‘s- Gored, be as decisive as his claims and preleusions are con temptible." We are (mite in • bustle in coaerqemsee of Mr. Cirtei . a, of bevies come forward to oppose Me God. fee, Webster in the •hosoor of represestiec this &Misty is the miming Parliament—As the worthy liertmet has &else. ed it to be his simeers determination" to above the issue ' of • contest, we may expect a very bard straggle.—ollaisaa Patter ) Lavalette Bruce has started for Levees. Lord 1,1 1 i; George Lemnos and the Right Hoe. William Hostiles's'', have met vr MI web stream is caovising the City uf .Cl: rhester, as to preclude the nastiest chasm fur any mime Candidate. B.irnet retires from Retheekr and a sheep meted is eipected to tile plate between Lord Clifton, Major Tonto., and Mr. Beres!. air C.Britrelli it is Niiislits &chisel a coming toe Breat her. Mr. Loyd sad Mr. Smith are Candidates. The town of Wigan his, daring the last wit inhibited .• ',emir of the creitest meffesissi the pellet* embers, Sit' R. H. Lei" flheeett, and 1. 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'enw.lol tol aows. 01.1110 , ploy 4 the Earl of' Ilegeoraa, dos Lori Lowhop . fr hip serried. deosipi alb We. prheslPed elr6OkiNeeh lobo wish a Molest he hie hat, one siesdpsdeon,linVilay Pleopon woe Anna Ws lige% !ep gefilier amatr o tto tondo of peepOe weft lasendss er Abn eldeolitti. • with the neigh* W '16 0 01...:411141.0 iet ` pit dude On nip lonnenie do rrilhaid. 111.4 'coolserrit flShba a tio* Woo hos hoes losailst tip. nod _they hoer harm oblioird too nod to Illaortrene dad I tirt . iw. 1 4.1 0 .• 1 -IJr arse 44 (Toriedoil was ioo'lvd senor ; 4 Moos& , after bowies %entity b 404 ilirdortie‘ 'll6 the nab hoopoe to Ott sorb .thee ve% Anir MM Arid , Ann who offend anon were rpm ;I. 'ewe% so Oho.. i• 6.1/1 the P ai list's d •66 1 1 aw. 4 oho kir•dfio tee defernit easedodatee mode their opircresicit s Illy reel the Or soh dorm hien% soil groom. It i 6 1 0( rerdli 4 tweeti peen Mee throw treater Aponte • Ins la this honoplo at the rtreteeen, Spot is Ono dotty of the ishehitesta elestrtegere tot at deo all aft* If • shadow b what has. it former topes, here done el %Tope . The Amigo for flee awn% at Ism V Avg 4 5 4610 1. 1 . aw is Intoorony, the ISA Maul.. A meeting so. she &eru e. of tit/ woe lieed en Totes day evade, at the City Area, it whorl • lipeedp%we eve, agreed ow so solicit 14 Jena C. Hanyirobil tei beesinoz a awadidoie few the repoodeoneehes of the dip is traria*. wet • the rinitewieg dap Sir Jona oiratiend Os tine from proodealial aneterro, sod fro. lbWod ship he noirvisle. for the life Netabord, Lord. est Mr. Liohniefries. U. We/andel so noire (/rids/ wy earnatroorol for Mr. Bolen, dal that ivalleptipo dreloo4 Yftiesdef I Nibs the poilmileihip io, thud iti liAbileeohne will he nowlrend akin& offensive. The Shari% boo ire. ihedeY of similes ter Tomboy seas.--rompoiswii "rm., THN cH4.4lPluti OF IMElalf" (Fria she D.Mi. PiperlV Oa /meth% trot* the resents of this esieleaisli altereeter wore borer, with al die poser owl solelleattg • frwes4t-, Roily resideoce is Greet street, Roblin, to S. kin where hi. ..seashore Se gebitlyesseere4„ realms afitan Tapia which • wipe of their family wee 4s herd so reap iw Ise pugilistic flog. A. nwasesise "masher Re people, some to carriages, sad souse us borsebselt, usoviwg in • Blow and eseesered pace, formed. part of orecoosion, Tbero wee • straw volswer of therency, Tbe gloves wore storrjed ow • cushion to boat of the hewn*, bout *lnch the horses had bees unyoked by the crowd, sad sashitudes costeeded for the hersour of assisting is drawing it. The procespiou took its route throegh the le dip= sire. " of the city, sod tie numbers, o• it passed, weaned se s ,- crease, mail the body of the chruppieu was lodged Su its hist resting place is Belies Arm It is fir the future Isiah/Ma a hide justice to she prowess of Lb Darnel s lionsiorUy. "Pot the least reniarhalak cesium in his eventful beton' i. tifsc be was the lest parses who renelyed the *own" sof hood during the late ffegoacy; there might hero bees, sod probably were, were, among thane rolpe received that honour before hiss—ollbusgh lest, he did out &were 44, be held se Asset among the Kaighta of see day Sewers' poetical effusions hors beou Res oe op this sees sloe, which oar Inuits do not permit us to Insert, with tin 'smote's of the fallowing bees, the high pialical writ of which induces el to place thew es s Iletsb In this aePiireil of the Chasspioaa'sobselpsike:— IVbat dire misfortune has sor badis'erspread, Orr Irish Cbseipies's isasibeed with the dead I, • Led be who *ever did le media Wads By Death's cut short, said belases lost her felted, • ! creel Death, why were you so veltiud To lake Sir Dan, toed lease such trash bkhred As Gregfto, cooper, Carter, sock a els« To leave belied sad hake phut el Men ! Oh! Erie's dosglitera, ems, sod shed your 5r.,., . Or your Cbsopent's grave, who Wed yon sissy yews, To Lies sees this dare a dog of Who have we sow that will defied oar et:reacts ? Oe Wedsesdey eight, persuast to notice, a meetiog look place at Mr. Borgia's, is Fleetetreet, -which was rumonsed of • isemnlser of Respectable characters, Ihe object of white was, to she isle esseideretion the propriety of erecting a Testimonial to tie memory of the Champion of Indeed, vibes, slier man deliberation, an orijoinesseeot to Dorsilsy weenies we agreed to, for the purpose of sppointiog Treasurer, Coonsittee, 'ad liffinsol7. THE LATE HIGH WINDS,* The accounts which have arrived in town stal e , that there is not a tow,, or village within sweaty Inge* of the metropolis, that has not felt the erects of tie late severe gales. in the New Forest, in Hantpshiti., several trees have been torn op by the roots. At &ma'amldou, much damage has been done aiming some light vessels, several cottages have berdn Un roofed, Ike. Jo Bucks, several ricks of *hest. mt., *c. have been stripped of their thatching, awl the sheaves blown, considerable distance from the rii• k yards. Jo ♦ddington.lane, between N'ih►lew au t Buckingboos, two trees, have been blow,. diitvo, 6'l as to impede the passage of the road for some time. At Harwich, much damage has been dune, a Dim - 4 brig broke from her mooring, drove out to sea, aiiJ was reported to be lost. At Dover, the wind was severely felt; two Eng hall vessels were lost, and three Nreai•b boats, with their crews. Between 1.14ei and PA/. terbury, sever) sheds. bane, .lltg. ark and from thence to Loudon Cirldsistaiririti Of de striction are to be seen. The dreadful yak of Wednesday flied ~'8 yal teiday meriting has done ititioite nit-eibi,r by t)161,- tog down wells. and spreading general elevaptaihn i in Ike garden. 'and in every part of our viciuiliy. These looses to individuals are nut to he compared. however. to those r.f which err have atrvali heat; from one coast, where the wife - has lost .tit'Orection ate and tender husband, the child sit tudulgeut rr rent, the neeesoitous a siaerte sod the pub lic a worthy member of society, We would gladly Octet ourselves that such was nut tit event of tic to-s. but we fear greatly that even here the picture is too favourably dreten.,(Chilsosfir 4 L'Ocwiele,) Werretstrga ELscrtog.—thapriLly siorniN A, Montle, gag. the High Bailor of Westniiiister, aitended by the High Constable of the ranee slip s . ',vie, &c. proceeded round the bonadaries . of to .wirrions parishes situated in the cis arirliderrty Westniinster to mike the usual ProOleinitifitelor the electing two et and • preinei geistiVranrt . 14' ye retiirsied as Representaeures in PArli.isseue feethe said city and liberty. There are osily•thren Cond., dates at present put io fluorination. 'Pie elesnisin tivenindifehce on Thnltsday odst, t . fitigth inelikert, ..at the nonel appointed place.garden. On Needy the tiattst. a Coileoes Tid)teee. held at Liverpool on the • 4• Z of Pitt BUTT, who .p,..ft0A,1 U arch , * -Noahni old., iota the !PIP - 1) 0 -1 - bet the orittti eat vistemte4 --- - 1 00 T; 'Mee iii4lloomi • • - • 140• L ''"." 0 .7 - m•Pw . ye7. 1 - MI