The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-01-24 00:00:00

r. M . t i. ■r. W- A a ible the 41' ittli be rye 04.! ru• litlL • ?. 4 )''' •,:Vito.ArArtitx 'f.lOU -1 • 0 1c c ...... 0. . ..-. t' ; a . POETRY, ;4114",i; ; *PA' as OF POEMS, JUIT PUBLISHED...a tids 6* ' INTITLED • 4 ITALY." .. Nos .fir r , di —.dr- • .4.h. a °M.1.11141 !I fait .1 THE AI.PS. 4 ri l d Ir"loilni° 6, .4 aim ..t , ....... , ~41 7J. :' , 41 0 .. .4 .4444,9 vi ONO aid Amshoids ohmic eve. lastiegreteeda, - ' ,1 " , *SP •" ass_ :lll4l•llllll.ltarrest, moruing, noon, • rid niglit,'"l'l i s s :: 70 , 00 , 44.7. were, steadfast, immoveable; ~,,i.,4 1, ~,,Xlgpl kshlarlothe Alps-that mighty chills yrs.* .sadlimisisatiebespellettliebiag on from east to west, at *4 • -t' Esmeler, yell, shadowy, so ethereal, '. : us " . . 4 .., r. iin , .- . is heloog rather to braves thaw earth-- w l. ,_ •,Sip' ieslastly receives into bes met , cosh Inseams% br . Amuse, a feeling that he Imes set, -, ' ,• a .whisa - 1 . A something that informs him his a moment :_ so rld i ; •• Metter be may dale heactforward and fur ever t; s . ha A 6 To or 'bey mimed the barriers of a World, 1 1 11 " . ftayilsg,T1ses far, nu farther! sad as o'er 17,, n 1 1110siel plllg,l travelled silently, otuillksidsg them alms aad mere, day after day, -4 .. .yart wasiderinritoeghte my only roaspasiy, 'ft . ▪ they hefute'ruse still, oft as I looked, 1 ,,, ' ....... arw o s irowr .... z delight, mingled with fear, came o'er erre v o 1. ot4llomostior se at things I had sot beard of 410 1 111,40 I looked, I felt as though I saw them •''r imh - . • • .:sir tir es . , Great . 1 '44 the Grist time! 1 . • - .. .o.r. -r ..,., Great was the teasel. then, ~n , ' .0 • Deafewieg the din, when in barbaric pomp ‘ . 1 4 . 14 . 11 2: ' The Cartbagenian on his march to Rome " . " "41 .141.1 Ili 161 •• &Wed their fasteesses. Trampling the lIIIPSIT- Awe ••• 4,, Tan sree.horao reared; aid the severest ekgillsets lIPIPNIV ' ../ 4 Reword his trunk Into the murky shy ' .' , 'l ton•no ' °' Theo tembled headlong, swallowed qiiiillrlA : ra n : He sad his rider. .dt 1 , 4 , ! A ..emote') . ..,; Now the scene is throve; I,4 rno* k -I ' . Awl o'er Mont Ceais, o'er the Simplon winds 'l4 II". •• : ',ION NOT . .,,,Nsalk of plcseare. Like a silver sues 0 ,, p od in ,. or *mg shoat earekobly, it shines afar, , eat to Irvine* 4 o. lllllllliog the eye kr assay a broker. link, ' nn trltril i i ; 01 gli wily a tars aid traverse as II glides; ": 4 1 / 1 4: 14 b. " : • :,, e lrlptil i t above raid oft below appears, t,„ alt „ ~., isse x elp the watt by hies who jolersiss op, 1 yosivria • '. l /tethissgts it were ametbee, sot the muse, hvissierm ' • lotatorg eleirito Woes sot whence or whistsi 'li lPrid lt Yet this' its (sin course, go where.it wily' The tartest sioeq it Tip the nogg'! rock Upess aid lets it is; sad on it rues, • Iflesikliamoop *spins clime Is oIISSO •• ;. - " , 'rol • I. I 11611.111 , gbliarilleked up before. '11100416.41 4 / 4 .. . 114.Nr "' I ' * Not such lay path! ' ''-'' ihii 1 r , for These, who, like Jean Jaqhmt 4011 . ' , • a .43,4 - • 4 211 ellisKorm, getting sad shuddering NI ki 1 ..1" 11116eleatios come. and the brain tarsier" -,- . O r ;'though 1 judge but from my aget ri t Lilliu: 4 ' ." 1 'VW Draeee, jest where the A b el , 4 'l'l:k I AMINO 1 .•1" Nib, aa" 14 aso i bars. . • on •r i ' ..1 els . .s boo loluu t i ~.t.; • But ow 'tie panel'..;: .11f i i' 11111. ter buleat Chaos; sod the promimill WI .., Lies Mmy feet is ail its lowslissos 1., :., ,; ..I`, i•-• , , • . , To Um who ebielsel• flues S Ogrfaigolinleoll 141 1- 4 Asti let the ass Is shish% modibeeili e .o.lll64:l4,e••••+ Staglag Amid fur joy, to him is sat ; '.• Yes-w 1 V 4 1.1 • latch onside* rairisbameat as sew I feel '4 V ' 1 1 .0 41 4. . I At the first gliesses of fair Italy. ) . ‘1!1•61 , *pr i -.vs..- . bac ow Ai I ..e to .4104.,•) , . ITALY. siss i'•).er •r-..(.0.‘ L tt.' .4! ' - '4 , fie; ' Mil • • II,: • Asa lls Italy? is this the Mistime? i . . ~ /4. 4 socia Are those the aeciest turrets of Verona) b S. : 4 ' dual I gip Sore Juliet at the mosque- -• ' 43 , ', I, . ! fell b f iT 1404 A/ P• Lague , and now don* bl Wm! iris Vga afilfefeb Itifibily do 1 ask oest*H.i. , .. sass 414, 0 0 a gasimoiroq by dos Na ir .61, • , ‘„, -,,,44.T. 01410•4".4 0 7eikersT—esivetistsi . a it SyKpeass, mid ' - ku.h) *ltaly, bow besailfal thou art r U IU l" 11 i pi Yet I could weep —fur thou art 44140 Low la the dust ; sod they, who cemsa l :iii i ipira the: . Ai tre'sdniire the beautiful in destik This, Wag dangerous gift, the gift n( .>a. ,„.,T . Itrislil thou hadst less, or wert as Glee slit Inspiring awe is 'bore who now enalsvt,liom But why despair ? Twice bast thole lived Twice shone amoug.the amities of the 61 P1 60 11.ia Jest, As the sun shines atones the Maser 1411011 'sss 1109 us Of heaven; and shalt avdp. •• • • spirmy• •11 I MIA st A SINGULAR FAcr.bo.l ,"‘" Strange thins have pest, yet stranger iniy be seed," 1114 ", While Jill's is Jaws,' holds her blooming rear, Pomona smiles, is rwildoblusli behold JUNO Her apples swell is enema limed with gold. - E ,it'i ;I: Ze Princess CAT 0101111( NoR bees amok • iswilis'• p fur awns days profile Chaudos Hussy bat we are happy to ray She is rapidly reel/strut.... Evotirog Paper.) t ; Countess MUNSTRE entertained • diatingui*lXd piety of faidnonables au Tuesday evening, at her house is Orramener-plaitut. ; • • JOHN DRUMMOND, Eiq. has issued voids of ‘n• vitalist' fur an enWrtsissuient ua the til9tis net. we his home in Grosveutir•place. A letter from Naples, dated January I, ways—. " The celebrated composer Rosetta t, who is pre. peeing for his departure to England, had • he. milk at the Royal Theatre of San Carlos !art week." Otiosity's ANNUAL • Itictswen.—The Pro !Moors of ibis Work have the satiafaction to an. aa, Hat the priming of the volume fur IMO will be aispieseil in s very few weeks. The issitisnal delay which has imensoed ht the publication is attributable su a change to theawdreet of she Work, the Maces of its conductor, mod the unparalleled giraetity of events, &MED sod domestic, seal regaised to be comprmsnd willtin modem*, showith sot Ilse assist limits. The CUAIIIIMIKASSAI of a *ewer* °Merged the propriety of ititrodurittsc i far the bat time, a 4 41 , 4 uf rierf..l nets sod document., to 'Maim to furore Pr lbs 'resew Political State •f the Empire. Three ita. ?league ebeesd, and as SSlSSAttlisary slumber at* Stab 44, which are given, actri without wbiee an AN ."' Iteeirter remold be iticosspktr, accusal far it lesu s pan of the delay. Siii. a eismiee &lay need set is again apprehended, as the salaam kw 1021 ettll be rob- Imbed at the wool these. The Editor's shires has bees so witiarag which it may hereelere be itraersile he know, " 41 is leave nothing innomplete; awl the Pahliahers can jute ready is rest their claims to Om high politic peamoses Isiah the walk has ever posecsocd, Os tic character of die lun hcolonir volume. -~- ha.' 734 i t ea IJ AO*: 1 .or ale •tn ssibiblrl,4 "WI . JOSNAOINSALISiIIigIIstAII _ tile Duke of V fl ai l leawe totriltis'eLy on a Visa to Berl siod Coo lino, at their ' , NI, Gorbambary, seat S 4. Albases. .t• ••• The Duke a hoses left Mr. Cohes seat, in Norfolk, iett .1 Tomday,un a 'kit to Ilia liniliop of Norwich at the Palette, Munich. • The DirkeendOnehms of Riirkipthant and family are es- i peeled is town so she 11.0 of Next month from theirsist, `Stowe, Bodin ; tie the seems's. The Doke of Devonshire arrived us Tuesday Presley at ten o'clock at Devonshire House front his seal, Hardwick,. Derbyshire. The Rail of Egrement has left town for his seat, Pet-• womb, Swears. • The Earl and Ceiling/ of Calcine are expected lac teem , in a few days fines their mat its Ireloo4. !. -.-1 airtiri,,e of Captain and Mrs. S thee haM left the Nejfipli H.4o.4min aye -street, for Sir'D. King: Bart.'s seat, W in , Riau. Anthony Bacon. Emit arrived yesterday at the St. Jat6itel Hotel, Jsrissyss-arras, feints his sent, ll , iihatvi Park, 111 't . The Its,. Win. Ilmerit .revved yesterday at Had/min Hotel, Dever-timer, frost BriehtMl. Sauter' tiMMONRIPtia Esq. left ditto for Bath. 1 . I K . .IPtir Sir Juhu Wevpuit i tait. left twin yesterday fie *atm& denshire. I.•.ss cr , 41 I • -i - 1 •,, . • rot The Earl of Albemarle sad the 1-attleatllieppel fife WA petted ia town on "Iforraday next, from 1111C•Cuke's seat Rai Norfolk. ..01, George Flynt, Esq. M.P. left town yesterday for his rfrothain Park Hun. Mr. Ashhornham has left town fur his fatiorlitillf limil of A•bimi alma") test in Sonya. . r vs', v. The Hon. Meson. Cilthorpe have left the iPirlmekollayia• Coburg Hotel, Chalice-omit, Grosvenor-square. Om Ilkhrolk, 431 * The Ri lit Hon. Thomas Grenville has arrived at his house is moire 6..wa Dropmoie Lodde, Burk.. SP "'Shelley, Bart. has left town for hie seat In ilimaltou -, - ' , 4. '• k mum l lull .: 951501111141M1 41- - - Nit s *an 41 THE ORA TON/OSs s. ,trot Ilsf .;to Nt:t IVOI TO TOE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH.PNESirI on 1011• glli—The paragraph in your Paper of Haim day, adverliady, to a treaty !atom ) Madame Cambial aged Mr. Borbsa, no t erroneous in two most material particular,. No smell tioratp lir panting, nor hove terms boos proposed at any slaw,' qp,either side, of as extravagant sail remora a salute as , per arthprity cites. Wish that asairityfor public grittier,. liSa by obich all his uneasiires ant gated. Mr. Boehm' would willingly procere the services . Aims Coalani, or: guy other vocalist, by . stir lib ity of bis perform arm may be pronnortl 4 :•. io• v s•osr I means. Mr. Laadoa, Jaumary 91, , . It. B. .0ealor: *a • NIS Cada& , . 1 . • • ' i..r • i t iza4, u4 .•••mholie. Ow The Earl of 'a kw^. llmii a• espied SW* Merl on Friday last. . g.mi* Jot i*pelbeek Park, and Rioted in tile plautatioe, and had S t ared but quirk bwrsi.— Tip * Hee weal to Miliby Weed, end found a Sue 'stages; kt kentirdiately left the wood sod went theism& Hell Wood, 1 . 1 410 Mil MW'S, and skirted King's Wood; thee termed to the lilt thenugh Some, and over Saadbeek Park, through Wolth. nails Bottoms, by Carr House, sad 'length. valley by Pee. MA XIII, near to Tickled! Tows; then turned to the kft to thealielb-erri of the tows, wear the Doetaster road, whets Meiplasd, lodise himself rat her pressed, took • straight M. sectiou *early to Wedwinth Teen, ohne he arils termed no She loft by Mine, through Stain's:se Wood tofikatedee Tonna when be was beaded back again to Matelots Wood. hett litif letlieg himself safe there, be went by Staiellia Woodhouse to Maltby Wood, which he reached with thl greater( AIL malty, as the hewed* wernekee'at his brash the latter part of Ilk chaise, which leelmi,twe haute amid sea misuses, Os poi without a cheek. Immediately oil Ilk gettiog ; joss Ifeltby Wood, a fresh ' fox got up, width preserved' pour Reynold's Isfe-for sesonsee day's sport. After this eseellithf semi, ho weeder lissi there were not Issas, •-hawasswe up UN last, thengh . thers woo a lugs foldlisi MO mitwolog, old don that tailed had quite coolish. , ..,i „‘, The tenets of the Ilidoworth H sitit i thisilisp Of OM Bright, eon scarce furnish so brilikhrt a fe Miurt u the portent establishment, **der Mr. Petre's wranagterrewti Ilifurdtd •• ftiamirdey lot. Tile Woods met at Illoodat worth, woe footed, •od ran for tonne time throesit Owl adjoiwieg esters to Meltee %Voris', and back. with • bad semi to Heaton Paget!. They then proceeded at two o'clock holey Houton Wood, a sure 01111 tinder Mr. Deirsoier scal ene ewe; scene had the hounds Petered the cover, when a. vielt.kossot soave. proclaimed the te•itor found. At viral he tried his welhAnown hearth, but Botha' all Debtor. fogy vain, be gallantly faced the open field, with the whole pack close at his brush, making as be seemed fur Ham pole Wood, bet changing his dos eetion, he hew dowe to Meorheeee al as tremendous a peer as we ever remember so Eran gam ; he here crossed the Hampole Beek to Stubb't *prime. tike Wiliest to the right, sod palmed ea by gbrough to Wallets Wood. Few out of a loge kW now on soy terms nub the Sint peek, which might here line beer covered' with a sheet. lack Itiehards, on hit fa wirstiie sae, aft. Pewee Cook, e 'Weintingliaaeshire Gaeta mink and 'eons Me. Steer, felon Disairousee, wens only those 1.4 otiiiiW be fairly said to witness the eseretione of each through. Thorpy Plantations to W est .Mills. Han i y 5 viewed the ftix as he crowed the river oeily thirty yards %Aro the lesdiny Mich, Iraftlig, whose speed sight hail hit revere, had not a severe bile the lest seams her rather emotions of the attempt. Stapleton Polk 'homed the cootinued row, bet keel sod opsetiole ssgmled iiseW of tired bums, awl brad Malt of vitimi ' an, hl G , Payee, cser,ped the fore, . „ . lessen, were saisine'able to folks, the determiiiiiit fact Oust. by the Hall at Shapietea, two need beyond disk.% Map versed hark by Womereley I. Bird Sprier, whei•lit !roods lira saved the life of his devoted Welber. .. .• . / This splendid run of oar hour soda half, from Oolitic to MO whipping off the hounds, furnished use hour of dm Barden racing without • pull, that was ever seen. The *meth of the eon was oil trinthee fouttren miles. Mr. ilkor's Wise failed hies seer hie own door, when a free\ owe luenabl-d him to rewrote his Woods below Womereley. ile his sweated kind titivation Isa seal out his grooms administer to Ike distresses of his brother sportsmen iu the field, who quietly found for themselves, and ibrir tired ilmeere, that trolikample rirtrirshratiat Isis liberal hospitality pimp affulds. Bieheeda was enabled, us Isis very superior parr to iskc Wage hie Weeds without the aided big whips, hid we believe there was sal tae wanting *bee they reached IN, kennel. /fevers, of the horses we understand, have suf. SWIM swerely frees the.dafe wok;i owl we see sorry to add, dlitalidi very valuable ose..beluoginly i• Mr. Desist% to at / guest in • very dangerous state. , ;;..1/1 . On Wednesday week Sir G. Aitisell's bounds met at Illompr fey Moor. A fox was imatedisiely foetid, which offerer ▪ numerous field of spo i l rtsmts • chase of use hoer forty uninsates, over one of Ilse heaviest eountritw ever crossed, wises he woe killed is pawl style,—( go Pepe►r ) I ... Mr. !loupe has issued cards of invitation for on entertainment on Tuesday next, at Ins house to Wimp°le-street. That spacious and magnificent mansion, Uxbridge 'florist.. has undergone a moat complete and splen did relit. It is expected to be a Scene of extraut- Jittery reitivities tilt. season. Wheti (hat public-spirited gentleman. Mr. Bllfe -I.OCi, exhibited N FOLSOM'S carriage at the Egyp tian Hall, his mast lucrative morning is said le have prudoced 751.; but his present exhibition of the Laplanders and Reindeer, we are amiared, hefted on Tuesday morning the sum of 1001. Monday being the anniversary of the martyrdotn Of Louts XVI.. a grand malt and solemn dirge were performed at the French chapel. in Little King street. Portman-square, which was attended by fill the distinguished Foreign Catholics in town. a aid row lesifol sr! Inv , 1.1 ..17 , l illes ,I,, i fe e t IP& •upliatis awe MLittINICIPIN:I I n" .alt s4S brie' ortirltes-Wmattousen. ! • *snails ow Ltotl rIMP steaticatv, • tesehluvirgi how 1 i e:qe. ! , ,L. , Mee Yob^ . .hesteiletedLies* L'ved td .1 .1 This beQtmOret day 414: L. . . 1"" Tvf4l lAD Loan Conlprajipallattl4i mg CotpAllikalcutiMatallik one o'clock. . 3 - .. „ et ..11„3 tki ~ - et Mr. Teentoo.46 Perna arkdr.co, Palters tit tbs, King's Bench : or, took tbek b owte withio lAA ei.•;• so King's Counsel. 1"11, 1 , ..! , . . 'he L o use was stlopied °Mil ill risimg. lit Mil . " - t two o'clock, in hearing the atiffeßVOlS• qlunstl in ,a . 1/4riIOSIO 01011011, of lire 411, 1 011400 crpt to the parties concerned. ' • 4,, , t d •EXPII , I4 144111.A111 , 1111 *eerie) islifileieglAD ego :omo, ifs withurieliale .ssiesiiieei ar- Ilaika, istylhti tieing of the Akhol.istiollob us 4.ordithep4l4 pip beerio-osetioes Ist givoialsjiesir get in Ibit,twitt fltilloorfol6i•is-i , e01.• lu lief Ilan-- jibe Lows .(Ismi,hoW.besseivpilliesSeofisibil shell ' be eble to _gave It. so-leortoebblieseit its cer • let you know -tinuteleo• ob l e i b e eb T ill b e si • sty or 5 4 %44 4 641. 'text that 1 shall sierrioffl.., soh .: WI r.U:'rr ."-- le lists fli. , b, BURT OF AtaIGNNENCH, It olewembolei y. l . SA .i WltnilarOgrt JAUIVAIL Mil,: 071.. t• . 1. 60ific . 011 0) 161;84 of . 11014 '444, th e i Ittitit's ,CiliNtef,lbsersiTlfpilkii ? : l Piall:•r' .girr: Adinh, - SlittliWelf,'lloll) WU tf• - litatilia . lad t4t, then plicefilifilfili s ilid i fiar. "'''',...,' _ ,-; . 1 'llse niuiti"reiilrll ll ,.id n if? stii 4 4srl!,e E. - ihketi; was read by AC . 616(14 0 '41'1 e Ciiilrt:'''. ' • , A report fawn Mr. * Jeans, the lVfa' a ' i?r . 414: vie King's Bench Prise'', was read, s(atili The ine . iip which he had taken in conformity In the 'order P s the Court, niedn'ilisf Ter ,' Nati "fo . tfi Nl. 4p ,,, share residing wrililik'fite it li t 'ilit . firini e l It oprears ?ring tlttltelphrt et Atari. "s lioeemb is trot at presetstiartArthrili ililr itti'a 'to,: --, The Cott trilidireetid itliit 4Al:tit la ' iagt drown'ufa forilfe fltergisq. glAilliciri k nen • • 3 i i.... . triiikt levet chit of tied' Tool' . ._ t ‘• • * , . , oual. ' viturovii:lll6o.".• • 1 • ' .'"" ''''. ellibi wee 00'4,11'4' tibve?'lli'' 'o l ito0 e ; The DefendaufftllfiatVisibtokii .. ,, ' 114rwenrif, r ~,,k watch in' pltiget .4 •Tlie i rfaltiii s i r rd 10 ahem *dem it alley the A1;0414441 it Ai? Ai' h e imlf t . ; "War fi rst ifittlged, arid• vitufst'it" •in t itelenthillrei guastslko6,,' VtAat 4 u • 'kgig end any eltollli u atil mar e gn s , fused to Kiwi% dpi:'" 1 se dill 1" 'berate the Lord Chief Justicelit .the London ljt i s p it t gs slier lust Tenn, when the 3dry'fotti t il 'itit ' ' . lei,* Pliiintitr. Mr. Guawsir now applied to eff l ikiiVthe err: dirt, rontoodiig.that triode, the ?Bail lb: 1 9 11, esp. 39; statism 17, the e*gbt of tellitottfliint ifitlintir longer vested II the Philtetee ma tltj , tabi' tioffiti were expired, after wench 'the Att"glectsriel, 'this' swede pledged , einem tilei **Oiled; MI: thi l tie t ? seed. •'Y hiF woo a vise is ithi t 'Or 'rod' upon their . them right.; lei* a drwey) • •.1 eeived the'dowet struiihii *Oh twit•ttfeetitiorA i OH! elkee to the dew* ot‘the AM which he taftl4ileil. • 'Mee Cowie' weir iiNasiiiikestr if bps* , that they. could- sioogive to Hid word •• fdrfeitmr 'l6 the *te e the coamstletiiro sublet was vetitentfe4 rut bi alio. Garvey, • The weedvoithe Act *vitt, after the mopiratimevf slaw llebeilortlingtiottro , Udell' BL detained forfeited audimay Would." Thie tined octly authorise the pisioubeeltet - to • tett stir 'tetrarch! setting the goodsl , Bll6 is that Me- wed hot for the bewelit of the frawwlltulter, he being thretted to poi ever to the persist pk , dging soy urerplUs taus the produce •f the mite'itiseriett might remain . after de ducting the pviikephl +merest; aud• expenses in . - corer*, the pre Nit the gtiodit, open tinder ingsoeft prilsciontli•wawralot; and espeoniet at may dear before theasle, was entitled mid might to re- Celts bncle the aiticle •pledged. This constrircrlod could give vise to no incionveitience, whilst a con trary derision world be pi agoolit with tile' greatest injustion.• • • . 4411 t; 1 , sumo it: •Powusuron. '''''' "• N .- This VIPs& nebbii , for • libel, b jet' lbetke tl4 Lord 0.644 6 4015e1tee at Guildhall, Liiindoo. The Mho' coavpiebied bf wee a report circulated by the Dafeadant, that the Plaintiff (with whom he had lived asitorter) had permitted him to be absent for the porpoise of his laying au infurmation with the eilleemtiO the revenue, against Mrs. Barber, a Mil:. Emery of Pitthelisall, for having forrilo Ices its bet immeoesene Thei-Otiry fount a verdict for the 'sw a mp * owe. ..* . • ),•., Mr. ClMrignte•WittplAied to .he Cogrrt • in .- arra* atisidlomeitt, contending, elms so rhyme a person mitinistlmg Wes instrauneatal iodetectiog soy in inictidiessit.b• lewd, war not =tie that could be cwiesillood libellous its .al atilt , Loari. end might, rhs• Well-constituted' milideoiiie , cioielidered in many eases sr highly meriteiiimeo:• . • l'iv ' The Loss Caize Juts's' arboievid, theeillEthis , trial special dautoge was proved. . Mr. Coartav **banned, that it was a damage wising as • cooseqnsuce fawn the reasoning,' of an ill-rrgoloted mind, looking upon. en schen as blameable which should be siosnideted praise worthy. . hlr. Justice Buse thought than ilitoiliM/ iff. Ohs beat-commuted maid might leuwwwlFsleslisto Pith a trade-moan who had inhumed againatelwes, through here that W 46 (ripely affirmed by that Defendant.. e The Court refused the iimAiiostio• ho,,owne : JtdilfAlge 4 .i . . . i i 1 NURLAY e. ELLISTOR at , • :: • t , W.. to. cme, on the application of itt.ormsasays. gras i•gaiu put un the special paper 14,oesepopide A_a nii*i. .i, ins'. COURT OF COM3ION PlAVedeopyrsef itenamomr, Je.ott V 3. , ' • . .. i.e , ;us, .--• This being the first day of ' Hilary Werth, the Judges sat ot • little after one n'elack; There was width% of public importance ill the day's procei d - loge. Yesterday beisig the tire' dry •ot Hilary Term, the Jodi.", cud the Keo l es Couture! wafted Ala Iht LOID Cb1•11CIILLOI ut Swell,. it'uioeli, Imseolti l le In Heil; slier which they went us proennou t. 'Westesiesater Hell. Yesterday * Court of Director* wn held at the Ent bides House, whet§ Copilot.' T. V. BALDER.- strum was sworn tote the continued of the ship Asia, contain& taohludnia sod newel. Captain W. Nautilus, Cotalnander of the obi,' Tharees. took lemma the Court previous la deport• log for Bencooleit Dud Chtea. .11 IRVU4 10 WI Int SCO AtA/71210 SAMOA 11•1111110.11 t tf. DAWSON C. GRAIN. ; Yesterday * great w. her of Iridieidooli' iaetsilerl at the Once of the fleemobtry, in eigprel.lion of hearing a display of eloquelore.frola Mei Clarke MINI,. It onho ;‘ writ of inquiry for tho aeocoomeed nr Anton iw uo re/410 for ao• r.ule, the Defeodhot bowleg sUosoil joslgnmee iko b 7 de. fault. We understood the eassweieby an mrigie in seers "weft one, and the parties barlagMNPin ever, Hiapnsitiou to roucilislP.*Peopnosiion to dial ellsitailisilsier* the De folsoator. •nri t. u bon •or tni Arl et • Mew enevereslinsi baMeriMPINOI POINEAVIN and a . 41'ersiimmottiouttlesia• Ires• moose, for Mr. I imp* w . Mr. linkups rwaroaad eawindawaeliatherw tatat4tia client and thardlialreallaas haring on inclination to posh elte cis, to an astreatity,the J•ry would b•• saved the trytel'.a i lleafitig *lest*. rortratr, the Connat lon liufh,aldr4 ..lal4l wish sitestatrace OM , patitleallispositlon tirtikit clietit4'l4l hiti ; Wwidathir awfibeil wish w verdict for IMP 111 ICI / 1 " , "e " The Gattlaossa who lattanded for Mr. Denittelleraft this ,Derendaut had been. when hr remold led Il.e nosatat‘ina t her thr mintage of sneer, .sod re t troied moth the stalest*, W had enromitted. The party ass swished to aces to the proposition of Mr. Phillips: A seethet was then, to the es ident dissailseartfaint she . - numbers who eared polities 111 be* 1 the poifee, Mellinti for 20f, 1 . , s •: 'til: 1: a t• i......' la. , * I • a ilifiF 4RMY. psis b..* .! „wife, s (lot , :; •.. ...4..... tr Ve 5 • ost tali/a 1 4 . 11ic 3d regiment ' of Not Raids Chutfisii %insets yesterday (Monday, '2lO aoPtimstahe tower. TM, base beets !Melt form if into 4 ild. 4 0 1414.0imurt baliahoo ; the drams and fifer are &Tensed Iliphs* bugle-horns solasistoted is their piece. The setottal hiplidion of the Cottlatreain Are likewise to be /Mewed two liti o isfastry.—r kes lira' ( aseiti) WAR' of the 4th light tleacoons arrived from Rumford aliktodus oil Ft Wily (Mb item ) to juin Ike cavalry depot at ilingeorriMaidaterns Journal.) 4 • .ultimo . ' l i t ~...--,.- . „,...-...,.. ,istit•ssesll ' :1 - . ~,,41s v0i9,4 1* ~ IitgLAND. ~ •'5,141 .11.4 Ilt : !.• ..ss.s.rt Ai ..is .t 4, .. .......... •,* .si . : , 1 „. :4 i ~, moored ii:•ri --eirs4,4l.. Dußm i t e i lip a k edi rt. 2 E , 1•• • 01 e'l"'''' ''" '' ' TA* CHANGW 4 3"' "' " • .. ' 'l'l4 King's letternimiiiiattninik_Ptinteett his' Nhjelefo• Attorney-General lult'Triffiga,*•46, re . ,: ii • stillitiftbwn on SiourilaY. ' 4 l4ltes •glit Hon. Mr Jissiice Drily resigni4 his At in the Court ..f Kilted' Bench. Report suites Mit. he' wit I be traced:Jed' by Mt. • Pete r II a rewires. Wei shall be glad to And the rumour corifirosed,.. The appointment of Mr. fruit's/es would give uni. *besot satisfaction. ' I yste. Milford, one of'the Commissioners of In quiry into sibinteirtis Irish Courts of Justice, has . bier) mentioned se 'likely to Aft VII the vacancy ritlsich would be created in the losolvent Deblois" Om* by the elerarrou of Mr. Commissioner Ban ammo ha the Court of King's Bench. We are net t Meeik , however, that there is any foundution for' Ibid . repOrtt t.ifirchord Neville, Bei. for many years Teller of AM Majesty's Exchequer in Ireland, died yesterday Im Merriam square, in the 7yith year of his age. It isrlettimainair that Mr. Arthur Hume will succeed Ilsonliste Mr. Neville as Teller of the Exchequer. Tee amaskinsersts of this ofAce have been hitherto isibbease, but they willeme be reduced in such a ilistrigr sr to beer a' noNitable proportion to the dittos hs'ire dischsvorile . 1 - At a meeting • tbmClosmititiee appointed to make smsegemento &roll* celebration of his Ma. jossey's Demotion. Ike. , I ALDIiRMAN *KENNY in ths Chalet Illesolited—Tbst is comeosamee °lemmas which ham ae. tarred sire, oar appoielasesit, we deem it our duly to rectum. mend a postpowebeat of the time of bolding the dinner to erlishorwmag monsioa attar haus. Ciratriewts Saverrign—the &sites tal dust a cepilearior Miss sea wily a tribale at respect to a beloved hiobareb,.bat also to cultsvata sad earoarage that spirit of asettual harmony sad reciprocal tonervuleare whirls wai'asistrookiy rajoined by the Kates letter. We ham acted hitherto ill strict eorifisality with the wise mud solittars arbtlee rounaierd is lbw irlOrt, sad it is is the ?sea. tate of • paters! slaty 116.1 wit Seri mewls,* know as allude to tboor events, sad above all, to She Will departure from aid direct geologies. or, bis Ma i ierly's tajuurtions. ritibbitriat a late 'edit's' dieser. And we arm courier's! that it is Cape. &sat hi piliepsse the proposed public dowser Ws foliire, sad. W aft% Illiasst'Crourableappairtuaity at anoints( all the .111.1* 111 laliell It is istaMoL mit li:is r',. , .... •..., ~ R. THERRY, barter,. ;•,' • ~t 4 h o d . ...Apol . ELECTION. ii.. ~., i slet— , un'a s 9 l , o . 4Wir i , T. ELECTION. e.' of a Re. preseutative tit ft..6l,llVktiCroprilameol. in the room of the late Cenel. Iheypeirgo,Aeek . ..l4o l Mitt Cerrickfergus. lit ! .ere-: - i . •r: The High Sheri f f WAN, lakes the Choir. his Mujeety's writ. with the sisal cersupoiliils, was read; after which Lord Beauchamp being duly norneusted, and no other csodirlate !rolog been "proposed, the SherilT put the question. and de. Glared his Lordship to be umiunnously elected. nest and /111- His Lordship then cause for ward, d i appropriate terms retureed thanks for the honour ' conferred on him. An ornansented chair was pm- ' (hived, lap° which Lord Beauchamp entered, but detained being carried through the street.. 1.. .• . The liberality of Sir H. E. Rustiest, in cootie ' teteence of the extremely depressed state of agricliri tine, has not been confined solely to his tenatitteal 'Fressingfield. At the lute audit fur receiving' the composition for the corn tithes of that parolr, the steward announced Sir Heoite'a mire to make a deduction of 10 per cent. which was received by imitkeel approbation mud gratitude by every one ii•- retesred thereto. The composition for net srah'e land now stands at' 4.. tid. pet acre; sad the rent. Of his farms, compriaing nearly a third` pirt of that parish, et abuse ittfr. per acre, tithe free. ' ' ,' •'alk prefer teeter. dared Hayti, November ! %al" &rice the desalt o f eltellTOPtle, the Whole ist 1111.0ritorywhich formerly crituposed his kingiluttf 'ltod the Republic established by PITION I had' .' formed into one Goverment, upon it r that of die Federal Government of the V . viz. a President, Seuutr, slut House of t I . tires : Port-au-Pritiee is the nipple!. 11 ilifii who had revolted at Port Dolphin (16 inO ilitlif ' Cape Ilsytien), arrived at Cape IlaytienS 111 of November, and chinned the pruteciVii i ``tir'e ' Darien Government ; among those tharirrirldflit ' the Crepe were the Collector and Ado .h ha l , r r a116i .! ,'Sati all the principal inliabitints. Noteitlimanding there was a full'altNitinici. : it 'Norwich nnerket on' Saturday, bueiliesi' g weriT• . sit ' heavily, and old Wheats were is. mid Bartey'idffilit 6d. per coomb lower , than last week; utls. , r piles much as before.--Mativ large lots' of Seas anti Domebredi were exhibited rot isle. and' shbil, i homed Lincoln fat hertsti were offered at uhriut 54. Gil. per stone, but there arse few buyers,' There were not so many sheep as usual, but pip in great abundance. "F r liirwPP .1011163 1 1 Mt MCOTIVII %RUM TILL' sia to t*Ol Perteirr .11/ moue. .I.rrulai . i .« n.,,., - . ~,, ~ a•vvs v i I, offal . .4i •• i-Ir '1 , . „ . . 41 ,.,piv..sra a Wl'. 4 Visteidip rammed ,044/..Woe;eres i toriltirid , sentsualrell before Geqrge Misdeed Illiphott. t riari4 416 s motor m os t.. irate, chaggvit with the et,iaseet iirrtswcwiab threekawlee. writ bee of wheat appeared as the pratercilirti. but sk. 'Prow culiod was runimetipil Mt eeernaelwar of twfoemattew elms. foisted in ass atuitureaurs, itti...Jiliallimorr lie aftirer, 'Ns dispatched to the Ms of Viiillarlihflolos aPtfei 6 e lo . l4,4 o• The parish cleric! .Ispiotgtog ti the pensian whew, Ow riage* Sauk pleceAtif ‘ 4 41/fila she regimen.. .. - . • The only person lihp. pjfewl,cti so prom. the *sad +tilt: thee/dna to the Wake wls as Jatwa Berea, pol , IP I ockiughait„gripd 'invest', frispare wins steward I e ke, but he roirdd out speolk watt. &Antoci** , 4. nd-writiut. ~ • t" • , sled' 1 , e was committed foqurther raarwittatters, .4t• .441 t • • sPestOot abode waspelmegral ow ruspieiksi of idealise/Ss t• .1 t - .lore lokeri opetertithwlesholsg lo the affintestateil. Mot 0 .• W l oo , 4 2 lhilsf I, Mter Arm mid n'eluek. het was ow-diert ill &Its edgeware, resit, airlift tis saw the &timidly rigid:: es grey *me t whisk he °erred foe este s• Mr. Iseheversem 61..b00k, mita ; Mr. Barker refusal Air psrehashe hell.- film Prisoner then rode 161 Odle. to 6'olllof shbisle War l i / 19. 9 1. where he also cd&ree her fur Sale AK 61. Ue asked Ike Pelt sewer where he got lb. Mitre, when Le replied lbws he bowetit her that wioraing from a man is W marmite?, whore ureter ha did out haw*, for 30a. This occasion list beteg satiates:- Iwo, he was commit led fas further casual amino. . • QUPPtf-SQUAIIR. ROBBERY 1W MR. NICHOLS'S PRIN'TINti-OFFIC,., ' IN PARLIAMENT STREEf. • Irel&stay Henry Thefehte and William Heil len, chargid 1 tltii tobbiog the printing.oMce of Mr. Nichol', in Phillip , leaf -street, of books and rapt., lb a very . tonsMerible ilbettnt, were finally 'ltemised before . Edward Sfarklail asd Archibald White, Esir:" • ' {'' Mr. Eaton, the ehementistiflokkolsorn they *old the bon • * waste paper, attended, as iSeirMiSir. Thomas and Jose lßtasine; to whom he had re.soktVisi books for waste pi deb. I. llte levemigation exciteffilYo/4111rolflikilvest, and ee lagfitered i P h r e i 110 1 11 a e g f i ll d T h i. at e a t s e d he u r rin a e nd Hr it to i l l" b e el 6 ri n g ic p e la h r u ed at the I~ilie. Nichol s was asked by the Magistrate whether he . Mao ialditahy (nether discovery es to his loss? He answered, tllefirle Meek was so extensive be had not sseleient time hot hefoited a great part of Boner's Works, Stitlingffeet's. Gentleman% Miguel sit, Leucite', Otimmations, The Lifeiff Dr. Letsont, HUlsteiree Wort., &e. had been stoles, together With smite political averts now in the press. Mr!Thontas Mahone those gave a detailed emotion,'" pia' of these works feaned at his horse; he said, that he ilbelo bine* is patteerthip with his brother Joseph mil shoat .okeilber, Mk ; they dealt with Mr. Eaton by purehsiing abbillystiar of his, istilsisee the dissolution of partnership waives Wight paper of him sloe or ten differeat times, sad bilitlonilpro•dired receipts for the mums he had paid for it. I Allimid time be inquired whether the paper was correct, when 1 libliefflolil him he had got ft honestly, that two printer's =litoteghe It regularly is the day time, and the person ap t, lake the mosey was a principal. Witness paid WIN pp* as waste paper, but he sold part or it as hooks ,Id 'Mr. Wrigb/ t his aeighlionr. The principal part of what ' Ilid'llles foiled by the officers at his shop consisted of the Gestleiran's Megasine. Them were au plates to any of the books. Mr. Joseph Mahone said there bad beew only two parcels, motaistiog of the History of'Gloncester dud Holateis, Brand at blis house, and those he boa purchased of Eaton. He bad tailed at Eaton's house to amertala whether they had bee:* hosiestly come by, sad Estee west to make that Inquiry, but was misled by the thieves, he barbel' kiddie. misfortune to inquire of them. Witmer gave those parcels to his brother, who sold them to Mr. WrigM. Magistrate-11 is attange you shotaif •go to purchase waste paper or Chteeelllo4lllo,l 111 prerrftlitr la goiag to ibe stationer's or priest'''. seer. Mr. Illesboseheesemmegere, Me, sire thi sveitest col lectors of that *trete se the metropolis. They are supposed to here purchased it dearer than she others; but that is not the fart. I know Its. Nichohr's forestall to bare mild waste paper to Mr. Cabe for 61 per lb.; Mr. Cato sold it seals fur mere; mud the-kat pardoner charged di Is. 6d. per lb. foe the mate paper. It is a mown prattle* lo the trade, Sir. Mr. Wright woe Oral etamised.—lts produced a list of all the moire Ist had peeelltillll trim Ms? Throes Mahout; be bought them all se lentlikti, shied slave the purchase gn t some of them pet into boards, hat there wei • no plates ti thesn.-.4Amerie( Aose IliAllaiseed were the awn paecels scot by Mr. Joseph Mahone to his bleofith; Themes.) Mr. Niels& said Orme wade', Milli the exceptitto of that plates, were oestplemo aliffilitif litisaievt the bastilleit lieu= laced, wore a^similitityef what is called eat leateb; iher4 were Mao ammetrleleferof the lilts pages with his ill* ill it, which would *hew 1 tierhahlilift itoto o fro m Me. - . . .. . __ . ._ .- . . _ We. Joseph hialsowermita r di was 18 years ago sines ha had Sun hum& wasp papist loWeetatioater i sod genhtelley'fer ahmad me mieel,esintd*Ok mmesh eautwlly. Iwo, Skaw..iii September last he had an order from the country fon waste pap es tholimendleictentral hundred pounds • he applied epee dem iseesplase mallidErfloor to test sulleket to tem plets that order, auebieshrioniumpt the pspreitfarsieleed tel him aid ' heihr u part of the wort wow produced. ltr ste i sl a im tOwilpelplippspeu McAbee bit dasuglet ile : litek4l,ll 6118 a ell ~10.12 1 0 for onto Z tv paint n durst in the tend. td stake *hum selgosioes sod eels ' 11.4 0 t.01iii44- 1 1 0 1141,4loillY• 4111r i t .... caged spoor to. sweat . bow he br. 9111 t, 1 4 P•PSr. 11. detailed se en the forests ituropie ~., igjirst applied to by Thatcher. whe liiirThes muter w en Flea-street, and bed large wagatitms ofipppidpOw i f t lie produced a written paper, p0i .1.,:p tprorght to hes house, as a from el, . Oilltirtlit.bois who sold the paper. tieloid dillie won i ts ts thirster sod pay him neat mursistga h i ; .hp ' Awh i g;ii i nt . chef; case rew ,: bi aa mi. 4l cun i f f e br it n ist in al t l e ;:: 1 I t i l r was &lora?! in the mid of the riry i d, tow yhach way hs would go home, Ipe .144-wed he went towards where hesatel We ji yawl this lulled him. Hewas i ptabitsen years is * eeies-streer, and dialed lir iv if in waste piper, sad hi• chnoactry, was impeached bi fort. The nagisiraie said, this saatterreas for a Joey inmonsi drr„ He must at all tweeds Ardte him to Pad Wag mad TlMicher and Seines meat hccommitted. -I.f. %.I Mr. Eaton inquired .bat Amount of bail, sad opappu r swered, himself 11.1 1001. audjarte sureties 501. Thatcher aid Brit tun wiliTitieeist ; he lead only received 18s. part amide inbteli gdl iforLrieste paper, but .eat fur say of the books nu. terougilr" •Atie.lll4lStarii i e. ef "ill Itself leaderei funnwil. M. 16.4114011/1141011111ritollellrered the robbery An utleletweblaltillellllltrorid'ildr ea kaleterwithinei Benton% Streettleage i rllghdt=ntet to prusehte Line. • Aft:r si ts m wren the Magistrates,&A SSAM 'lleditable *damn I jou , and Theft her till tidy HOMO( IP.. ~. .....1 ...__ A .Itsft.r"ffb 7Station:l, dated January 14, sass—" ou the Bth instant the I ..0 ING gave ail audience ha Groarral de BENILENDSRF. the Itus• 111111 Minnie,. Plenipoteuttor, Hi. likinally sequined himserf of a raisaiau witwidr lib IOC( reeened from his Court. to- tkienanit',.. Itelttn pi.deal . Ifigl.nera the Grshd Doke 'MC e brill of ler Royal Iligtfiss the Princes.' L. All• i.orra, eldest chinglitti 'lll o ' 'his • Itiprl' It* se Prluee' 'Pink., Nal is ere of hii; •atx,Errit. - Gelieiitt; tall* nme tinisCprtsitail to till ts the letters • :. this . den ne ud." Davidson, who . lately trirpri We "nsit;i ( e . o g ,. 9.u.....NIciTLAND antrthei . . ,Yr 0 :11 4 ri, Otiflitelc by *hide he obtiaiii eoluesktAppar it 1: barker in Glasgow. is '441 , inialagra id Larne.' si.6l.—(Mostrose keeitto.l . , .4. )1 qui r7