The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-02-13 00:00:00

11 41 P fi x: "rr 4 • _ •- ,-r- - r~~s~i. • swill et welibiltitt yilijit Aso 'ty? hre mond of shrelleOweeelfeln'tfrt eitialtddla 4 their zloty He had 1111PW3 'tostOt4 4 .l! 1 1 11 1 g•Vh by 1111 , 4111111111inirtePtr vi who rod fies n led lunch et **Stipa - to t o opkiss, iskS the ffkiti•a imetilltirlaiiiiikela to ptestre visit of We various cleitliktute: Ve-Pnwill/e sh e" ihkei rett.wee .tut petposese rereer . ',pre We OsWeettetto on She *ll. tsMessreived geed am. and ow- which it was his intentitiii,.if stproved al. to apply to odwr ot Qi igtatone law. ranocially .the criminal ;Wi4dinetti which. he world propose Cositaitee . were triliseg. being litsle'rlso litlin* 'Wearies obel correcting mistakes, hart tteA intri fruser_rietesents. "Wit . 4001 4 4e,K-Betone supported W e 'Betio,. • • 1 is t hire itceetalSii 4' 1 %1341. Cdttiner *Witivad Torino, &cannon re -Isl3 • kiiperiani put fees of. Coansel and SalAlof b in the' koesethege et We Conn of Ea eliethkAir..:-Ordeied.• . comurrisi or ;minx. The Order 7 of "the Rey • rtif, , going into a Con tnittettit opplj being read— her. Hvue wished toile* jtiasas the intenSins of GaVeinaient to masons any.plas foe regulative thie %blip Mee sod the Distrilantiow of *impel' otherwise some Member of ths House would, I. all pia_batelity, each • motion. • 111It'Lventnaimk *id. Witt it wee the intention of hijoisiters•tolatiiiit dja;:timi 410 {lna ite.le• The'Cliinwitteg Otog to.asersour (this . day). ••••••••. „„ , • r. tW ,AS Oigeste* kr theit venous *lmattutinlo of the, Army, ay, Ordnance, - Uzel li to7V other 1110Wtees 'be hid before the : "Adintieited Sit ii Cetointer. . r , • 11A11111,' 11111117 ART,. 10. his 'firmed tb e it after the discussion of the laws on ili4 . Piest, theSoisslery Law, sod those on the Finances, the Saisien'of tab . will be prorogued, which would take pitiot..ktr'all'ippearsiker. io the beginning of April, The almie %mien' Witt biud- joollited to the nicintb or /Poe, to Proceed to the measures of legiiletion Uhich the Ministry will have prepared _by that tieibet • '' • Private lkiteri freciiNsates state, that* plbt has been discovered tliiis, - Iriroised by mile sod inibidterns of one of the regiments of the line iu garrison in that city. Some soldiers whom they attempted to seduce: lave discovered the whole to their Colonel. Three officers are said to be arrested, and two or three sutlers; ,sith some subalterns, to bare fled. ' • French Foods, Filstisiti . 9.•-Five per Cents. $8 f. go c. FRISIVART 3. • • (room A PIIirATE VETTE/L.) " it i s alfirniedvihat the Court of Aus tria has received front St. Petersburgh dispatches which are by no means favourable to the preserratiosorpeace. "It cettain tlint..hotWithstanding the badness of the roads. COILOt Wittg4isitein's army continues its movements: all the &vinous, with their artil trip, arrive successively io Bessarabia and on the Froth." Under the head of Frankfort, February 4, the, Journal des Debars inserts the transcript of an off- Mir Note, addressed by the Ottoman Porte to Lord Straogford, on the ird December last. )t extremes the confidence which the Sublime Porte Arpoves in the Court of England ; declares tint the To/Audi Government is animated with i sisseere•dirsire of preserving tranquillity; and, that with these pacific 'Co,vs it is its constant care scrupulously to octitp . to the spirit ■ud letter of Treaties concluded with' Russia. The latter Power, it is added, has not meted • wini equal good faith, inasmuch as it hiss been *ignited so her part, 'that, udder present eironis stoners, she cai►uot deliver up the rebel leaders who have taken refuge in the Russian domiuions t which erasion his tended to eocoursge insurreetion ei 'int, render it inure fornaidJble :. the Porte, thereto,,,' urger that the evseusstion of Wa!lischis and by the Ottoman troops would be Intended with giihrUoculivenitnee, as they would then become the asylum of rebel, and Inixantl., The aim* of X witty, in insisting upon the evacuation of these provinces, is ' 6 to acquire a preponderaticr'in Eu rope by the accomplishment of her own the Pone, however, in resin/ to.lisibeneticent views el the Court of England, consents to postpone itetios await fir the &biggestip of SM ifthiffeeliNify . •. •.; • . ft, •Li ...? 0., !! 7 1 ft, •-- i . ; ' I'll!". _.• vector Of their Speeches. teen once revert:, vinett pressed to 'Visits themselves upon this important subject, ie alarminglt ominous, and s :qty Ptrple, if (114 deitreiitlinhtediat'eretief, - "tom‘ look for it to other counsels. The reeerit emilitlits,"lo4h 'il certaittft . ho:rirfoughi auto ibett:bliset • loge inmeera oi isidnessar, ought uot to deter the people 'fnins Ail pressing their aiiiiiiis. in Parliament; and if the public feeling be unequivocally ex. peeked in support -of the ' motions which wilt be tide in the Mouse of Commons by the timers advotsieir of economy rind retrenchment,. Illti Vistiterl Tsai yield a considerable par. Illit tEfr*Se•titei. Mr. Baooaluaia's speech al - 04 7 - figt o t ih l tied i6elitUiCe esitneceseityof a lialatitiasiiii she of the taxes in the clearitti' ▪ i t . ‘ .iii,hrotoiy l , o ,.. dad i‘ ! . country hits AM 11+ boo much levity and indifference the timattell . . S uria treated by' the Illiirgais of Lo•itos- Illiiiii.'l s bel§inifle Secretary gave no answer to te. Bieusturiust statements or roci. • nor did he ~....% a: .. I • . , 9 ~, • ... 444.00 ti? .y . t be propriety and correctame stilim , i . • - 1111 r: if s a....ooHailtg . db!e 4 e . !lititlifill ft taut 'I 4 10,Fti4:41114q . lpleitili s l payments epos 4 ems 4 Mamie* of the tar, invoiSed a quads* ant i attire tt la ilifie : Afe44, tiliK:ar jiistiCe. IV iiiiinattais Ma ties Michaele waken WOW curreacy has pmd•call i ilpfieeeni - effect mita all' tierao tie *4 atiiaij jii ., llpi t of riebtonl, " their engageme n ts Isavieseasit distill - likktenlii laereased fifteen, twitsty, l4( . . , Amass austauces twenty-five per emit. The contributors of Jima amid in this te!otion - to that,' flout. have o : course endured a Lb ISOMN lof teveriiy.' Is Ae cases of private crsii: imas liii'lillitaifel power of the empire eiserol; of to: relisie • debtor from the coisalweitlTM i: P ; " 4 .so l iiCirlii... l 4 l44 ° 62 '44 4 4711410 4 pealmureal his from its effects . ; but irk !ciiest al! 'Veit;lW'cotisideced in - the relajliqk 1 .•210 • • 1 4r. slitbitwi, itarliameut has the power to is if 1, ..ia ioneited &inf. lA#Vp$A!, for t a le :rif presetting the ' ' 1 'I of the -seilmi • from the evil effectriefA act. Th• Pis liament did • judged iutelkee, t hew ? It im.. posed at the suggestion of the Ministers of the . Crown additionai.isies is the amount is the re• . stored currency of 3,500,000/. The Ministers entertain upon the subject of tin• liou some very singular opinions, but such as are ...in perfect consisteucy with their notions of the causes of the agricultural distress. They mama Parliament mid the country that the amount Of:. times forms really no part of the existing pressure, and that if every tiro of taxation were removed,;! the total remission of 'all the demands of the Go.. remittent would'afford iito relief to the agriculte. fists. Accc4ding in' iiiis . doeirine, taxation, or, is other words, the payment of considerable sums of money, is a matter of perfeet indifference; and if hi t be true to the extent of our present amount if , taxation, it must be equally true to any amount;; consequently the imposition of some ten or twelve millions additional imposts would in no respect affect the interests of the contribetors. We should like to see one of the profound economists of the Tiliiimuny, accompanied by a tax-collector, armed 4 with his ominous pen and inkhorn, endeavouring to prove to au fronet farmer in Norfolk or Essex the. truth of this novel maxim. " Gad friend," quotb the eeonomisi, " I have taken the trouble of cooling / from London to esplaiu to you 5117, if you iray to this honest gentleman the sum of 501. in addition to your oilier lases, you will suffer no inconvenience." • "Arr." an.weri the farmer, " before you proceed . to.Yoirr woofs. I beg yon will satisfy me that I have so much money at my disposal. I pay $O.. an acre for this hind. I have a large family to support, and the espouses of cultivation, with my tithes and poor rates, tieveirid esmall balance for rout and taxes. 1 am now considerably in • with my landlord, who knows my inability to pity hir% and 1 have been obliged to sell souse of my stock to raise the seinat of the ?we. If, therefore.'year were to . rule any more money from me, J must raise it at the eirpense of the littlcatoek that reiurins, and the tionstquence will be that next year you can have nothing." What the landlord; who can obtain little ifiny of his relit, ',meld reply to a similar ob. titivation of the Tre•iiruiy,agent; we are at no hits to conceive. It is very probable that he would Isugh at.his philosophic instructor., even though the pain = ' istitale were digad with , all the eloquence 'of Lo.d , ,*(iitioassisav, :ad oaspparteri by the admissions l mud reasonings of Mr. ttOiAigf, ' ' . It* it quite on a ix eitb the doctrine that the : .~ ervisiphr vigtly *llama tiehis elle Mast tee 9 . f Plfflskt* 1 114 *a we 4 comentigi•a we,' IP PRI Prfrortirrol, % legume is the peps- Moo, there 'meld use sew, in ell probability, be ony cuter to ceeeplaio 4 ow merger e! . P•4 1 ,, 4 10fn• !..01 !be does psi! eue l ioci the epriditj or reaearinv seeks to account for balsas asisory by ar raigning the benevelepre oflll Alioishty ? Ceo the OT!P _tin of Nfkitype 1, 0,0 4 1 to be productive of °aikido! diorites ? the rpm bendisse an lo w er t, ' s t e er r a ploptoopo !Owe, or to prop tie loiconsot Two sod fog reify*? . if N sekeeivisdp tlst corrs9Hs or the Aube nut, we shield believe tbeilliLl°4,lfriti of E"Sklut! consisted iu bad bump; r the formers, high markets for the Mowers, end bii:h times for eh! 43overoiorit. We trivet tbo; such &civic.' will never psiveil to lox elitest, rot the time has rer te to Pregeut tMept boas being rediesid to prociire. _ I • A Paris Paper tihe Journal de Paris) of She 10th inshet has been received by express, extracts from which are given in our preceding column", Hemboret Papers to the tity taut. have on,ived. 'ft* Inaba for some lan t no oallt-weeten rote of the Coutioest bee bees the nun so lo arafeas&—rel wait with nab rata and awn. The sea eal of the Swedish poevraten La. .bmsa iv"f s ittbrabi ante have bees 'alibied to resat 1' 41t60101.41 lie break is some of whin tbe bark of trees is airoload. rsaavaay 5. latimiege w loodoe-36 9-37. Pirienbergio liachiegr, Jassery 15.—Losdos si r ll4ll. 411mBerdus f t Psris 98i. . • .*. The Cork NoresatifO Chronic* of the Odt instant 1.. bors-raorivoll It Kim • oalloPsetory view of tho troololl siole of ft rid of AO spool loi!ly Ike s•eoes.of Ynteroloy his koy•Lkiighoess the Doke of Yank bed • my fall Le et ma Cirannendrr in Chief, at hie Ake in the Hone Gourds. The &Noting Gs. send Wien, were preoeut, 'besides about forty others : Gowen' lie D. laPittoe, Gairral fir Gorge Nompost, Go. arral Goompigoe, denial Bfifeer. Lleeteesaskinersb Sir Ifilkaatee Litistlesses-Gemrel Maitiss4l, LkoNusus fsa.r.l fir Miles Niebtiriple, Illajoucinhera; die Lowe, Mogo o r o. oersi Sir hen Lyea, Ilhjar-Gesevslihr. Nitirit•Gnweo Hawn. 111•Potkiwasi • 411sotwor Y.awM. lasitisPriisssi eons. Fain, Ilojor.Giroorst Balmy, sd Ilk Grow inotog. • /he Ktu has jest pare) seed the whole of.o Wafer. 40* held or lease fro. Wtu,tatit Sums% lig. (the eat. irshi s Harrister), coweprieing the greater pan grille it•sit s or Kew, and iocladiog that as Midi tie Pagoda . otoode. His Humor has also begins to &otiose Ilist part., Was* Gino. erded u him by tie inhabitants, sad coatiga • aft r this Maissloo he ;irehaired of Mr. ifillll,ll. This samisaho prospect of marl ploefore to the whole neigh- • lhosollood, as tbere is every teams to expect that the gar;• duos of Mehemet, sod Kew will be restored by our gra. elms M GPO &RCM to their ristior grate at beset", aad accom modates.' to the public. Lord Mortuary, is returned for Bighavn Ferraro, its the A Mel afire late Mr. • The House of Lords will sit ilia day, for tht time since the commencement of the present Sm. situ of Parliament. to hear appeals. • His Honour the blerrie of the Row wilt sit this dry to hear short causes_ and petitions, at the Rolls Court. We have great satisfaction in being enabled to state that Esri FI7ZWILLIAH has directed a per manent reduction to be made in the rents of his farms on the Wentworth estate or from 42 to 45. and 30 per cent. an abatement (considering the re halve state of the markets in Yorkshire and North amptonshire). equal to that which his Lordship bee recently made on the Milton estates. HOLYHEAD Rom—The centre of Cowen Bridge was carried away by the torrent last week, but it was immediately repaired ; and on Saturday a mass of Prnllyog Mountain. near Gwen Pool, detached itself, and fell into the rued. On the mail coach arriving at the place, the bogs were conveyed by tlic gulled in a chaise to Slirewsbisiy. and the obstruction was next day cleared. Major Wee, lately murdered by the White Boys, waa son to the late Rector of Gulden, in the 'county Tipperary, and brother-its-law of Roam Hot II ES, El* a Magistrate for the counties of Water fo►d and Tipperaty, Surveyor of Excise, (lame! District, and agent to the Earl of DoriounfiscouE. k is a subject of complaint that the new coinage of farthings should not have been }et introduced into circulation in this part of the country. Con- Oiderable inconvenience must be experienced sti re tail trade for want of them, ■s they are now rt. "aired us a medium of exchange in the purchase of ail kinds of provisions, and of the various articles usually wanted by the working classes of the corn. mutiny in small quantities. We may observe also, that sovereigns, plenty as they tatty be in the fouthens parts of the island, are rarely met with in this part of the empire. —( Greenock Pam.) lu consequence of the good behaviour of the primmer' . for trial it the ensuing Asinzer, in Slmp . ton Mallet gaol, the keeper lit,- litcuunely taken oft all their irbils. : Last night's Gazelle contains fire following:— " Ve...l : o'ephOfltti. of lainek Farm, one Dolaeasler. has bees ssing since she night of Tuesday, she 22J ofismoary km, mid then tr sluing reason to believe shat the said Jo ins\ Wood Ins beer murdered by mime evil-disposed penes ; mimes ui.knusu ;" one hundred guineas reward me alms So Buy accomplice who shall diocover tba aappoied immiileier, sal also one boodeetl Elitism to soy venom who itheoiri the body of O N said Joseph Wood. His MI. asition sttitw ltrocitomo g rinti will be levee tit any seems; ee ph *ail 'tuft lailiikaoit of the piapetiatota or like'llMl sited. " • ` ~~- II" 1 4 ri brklit wia P 64 revel 416P0,41 At! r/flifF4 OW 481 (sty; Myth soil nitiaY Wit hare Wood la PiliP Sti or chairs 741 1 give • The toga lilt." if* I drift! • hyattil With ryveb all ammuldie Thoul art thiabiag .. of .s liditlat far other woo seanatt; *Pelt as loiter may engager* With avant, so true sod fair. Tat, what matters it, Omagh 1111rth Throng mud Wit about wise Aar ! I caw of • beer birth DeVBlll, 0114 his .e tot sphere Where the lamps of beauty alma* aright aid worthy of • dream. S may dress of foreheads obit., ' Mar-liha sod altering eyes, Tit to lighten tip the sight Of that Prophet's peradisei Who from Mecca promised Wooldrues pleasures Are 104 404. tba4—(o6 for beyond tb. ret9 1 of lies May ever dreapr. t = What are wonders eats et MO To that everlasting thane, That doh lolgiles and belong To mime own Patellar wag • PA4mi7N4144,41 MIty$1118N" Tie Doke of Roland arrived is tows am Friday from hi* seas, fielOair Owls, Itetlainishire, and maraud back, as Some" asoraisiy. The Marquis of Mande, left town yeellerday.evqiims for Stowe, Roth.. The Marquis of Sal4liairy has left tows for his mat, Hat. Gold. The Marquis sad Illiareisiooess of Ssaillord leave their foil, 'Freedman MU, Staffordshire, ibis day Are Woritasp Maim, Noss, on a vial( to she Earl sod Coasters of Sayre,. The Emil of Carearvoa, who has been MOO* ISry *- rived he took ire have astbority lowly is at Rome. The Earl of Aletsaraborp arrived yesSeedef at. hi;. km* * Dever-street from his mat im Sussex. Lord Anode!l has arrived as lirddisla Hotel, Mop street, knit Sli Goo'res Negsat, icEsdia. Lord Berle has left Frotsni • o• Motel, St. Jaomeostresi, fir hie seat is fAsropishire. Sir Jobs sod Lady Shelley have arrivedim town hues *elf am. Mareslirld Park Assam The ilea. W. P. Peolast, lIKP. hes arOved al his home la Earsoossreet from Os sear, Nownwhy, sea C. K K. Tyask Eeq. Y.I. lam arrive d*.al ,iiiii•alteet, Berbeleyommarr, from his sea*, lirldrimame. Miss Metcalf has velment her. hone is ileymotoplose from her ..it, Howatrad, mom Soy lt. Esiammadi. W. Wilkins, East M.P. kwarrived in Ossudos•strirel from Moises is Woks, Was Knight left iiisdamas's Hotel, Domeralaset, sow *ll.fer *until near Solishary. • Arrivals at Kirks, Maifir Lower ar"1"4"1"- COSIHWI Romeo) inns biamisikilismortis Hail, Lassesabise ; anal-Mr. Wilily; se4 trisOraipie lutw. Gr•m **MI; Seakerslay at the abigisihs i!ve4.l l .oreirreh humor**. IASMONIBLII P'Aftlig& • 'The Merehhmeras el Salisbury had lure brat and partiter the eetwee sm Monday evening, al bet liege; Is Srltegtoe. *Meet. The whole suite of aparteseuts ea the greyed Sea `Mite most brilhaetly tlluasieated. Arnim the distiegehrhed party were, the Dowager Heelless of iftchateed and the Dra pes Lenses, ibe Portuguese Ambassador Countess Liorms, Countess Ludolf, the Countess of Mavis% the Cerseggle jet Clare, Countess Cowper, Lord Si. Helens, Lord Fhb." sloe, the Marchiooess of Westmeath,Vimount aegliftageuggage ,Cranhorer, Lord M. Hill, the Earl of Illemmerfeedi LON G. Fine, Coos. Coto, the Vice Chancellor, the Counelleadte Essex, Mr. and Mrs. Fremantle, the Earl and Collate. ggr; Selma and the Ladies Melyueire, Earl Gower the Earthced Coentess Verulam ' Mr. sad Mr.. Arthur Starlhape, Se, tha t The Marquis of Laosdowa will have a dirtier putrid& •risy at Lartedown House. Lord Melbourne eatertained a distlegaisbed party at die srer on Muuday, at his house, Whitehall; meow; whom Waft. Earl Gower, Earl Claawilliano, the Earl sad Countess Cow per, Mr. sod Mrs. Hope, Mr. F. Lamb, Mr. Great', &R. Countess Disaster null have a fashionable party to-morrow . llVllliete at her house in Gloria-ester-place. Viscount and Hampden bane issued card, it invitation fur a distingviahed party on the 24d Worm. at their house in Greee-street, Grosvenor-square. Lord Holland had a select party at disarm' yesterday sh his house in Ohl Burlington-street. • feted soder the Ogee ge Pasitement ; dre• Lorti fugitives; bet et the Mine time ration to ',amide A Advocate wet just derles ims he ores drilling le the provinces so long as the Greeks cordials. in a coasak upon the his siosee brlll h' eh" of bellies. In conclusion, tie English Ant- ibes 'bombed bee.tersprepriety is Ow eollseb state ie Hie and isseegemem ef dot feed.--Ordered. besmear li Waked to iilierpiiei and " -obtain a ere-. . lir ~ :6 6 ;,,, , v,v;,f . .i i;.. ihier, cOIIONATiOII Sinosiiish Z i ti r kgr at ia p r fa Maiiif • l i c l Mr. Hon moved he secesise et the 100,0914 gsarpted for the earnest id iNs Ceseestiee, awl enlrting7lloencell talh that Power. etre et eli espeseet ... tMililla s iek • TH A ( . .. . . . el Mr. Lirsonsismi de ser • RITI Stt PP.gBS . . N • • kh ' . ....4.4egi- O 1040 s. •'-- i - ' e - - L-L:- •„ ; ,;....i -- , i - -rif 7F-ta,..7 t‘ I. ".: , 'r• '• . f`• rO,-...e.. -qr . - 4.- ..., - !....f» li. r—• ..,-; ''''' . . - '‘ 4 *I '';^ ..; 11 r4- I " il ei l " L e ssiew t . 7 i ttr l 7 -1 1674 .: lee fife „ , . • Irsossiiksiteritt the 'lNSpfigsl*. FlaaVeliT is, lose. R . -..N j l, l~ l iii firs lag thirty • .-,;.. - . 4 4• ' 4 4 ! • '._.±.) ' . 4 ;'' r •••1 • •••••.- i elk - rer_l4l/4011.111615046144iNa11i5e stelhe I ':"'li ze a sy e g ert u-ip t w e e r - ,T e d ewe ceni i p r " f ',Mote ire llici '4le "111111111111Vhs* ihe asap isms. • r z... 3 .• .- - . • -• • . t•Spraeishodia - aleiftglieid rifted id the slice- i* 4 , 1114,!! w ill 111.34. consent t.! !!!? fed: 1 . 1 !! 6 ) 4 1 Stele edikeseldierillslo4ll,ollloll•eiritialidid. eliiiritelf rrtte Lsrdrue tioet se, press urn the drgestea state of the cede, _whiettlittedVadisciai pe. Ilteirw r e not indeed ventured so to en. trilothelphhieSebesSoWilibeVillikairf ileVti *trim a mm etb eii :„Pu • dfr eet : iii it 6: l 4 . i ii • - 0 1.4, i s thi In i r e " 4 " 4. ""V e r is " 4 " -bad""f il"" `' kir''ci:Ceti l on''to 'be 'l/11 4 111 . f rom the aellffll - 1 1•11 . ► eiutlio•kr•seettterw,ireg libkicr ' ! ii:l. _.,_ ._ . .. . charm of aim eric.itori.t. hots proceeded frail • % , . N. f, • -...^ ' ."'''•• e SA IMMO i f ir luvii,,,,, rm. ersauppnao. Mr. • . . . Baovon N I 4 91"0 1 th. ll ll. a e n"Pret I h ' il • I. .1. the popnlotion gip' heis inmate( yr? T ..' -.-•.--,. -1.9 e 4 g ,:. . li h rapidly v „. c.-- --. . . , Iti, P 4. peuied i i the . ' proof that within sl)if O. the Santo pondthe eariesept'on of molt had ding. —!.""...,. - - • -1--- -tialsid; Ma paadoed v , peipto aT the eeer4ry have ' - 'than a The N.w S.. Nigoille, . cedillas bees neatly ifiliffßa within the :last tea' BURNS'S LASSIE. The young lady who was the subject of Bess " tarsi/ wi' the list white lucks," midi le whom be says, is • letter to Mr. Thunipsou, we are indebted for some of his best smogs, was a Miss J—e L—r. She was thee jams; mad beautiful, awl possessed 441111 that gaiety and vivseity MIA commonly accompany such charms. Although she had usury wooers yet slime were &minuets enough to win her affections' or mystics' a kindred passion within her bosom. At leitlis a military officer paid his addresses to the lovely " Chluris," and " Irma a thriving sever," With him she eloped., and marrird. A female relslive of Burns, who resided witili bin' at cili.land, had frequent opportuailias of seeing Mies 1„. at Burns house. Thst person uuw resides is Maischline, and was lately much surprised to discover iu the person of ats old woman, whom she invited to • night's the identical " Lassie wi' the liut•while loska."—(elpr (varier.) The York Theatre will open to-morrow. sender the management of Mr. MANSEI.. We are co , iceriied to state that it is feared the Earl of LONSDAILE has lost his sight. Hi. Lore. ship is about to undergo the operation of couching. Mr. OLIVERA, the Portuguese Minister. pre sented the lollowing Gentlemen to the KIND at the Lrvee. sit Friday last :—Mr. LOPED DA CUNHA., the Poriugitinee Consul ; Mr. FERNANDEZ TN°. MAC, and Mr. I . IIOIIIAA VANTELLER. EIMILTVW.-16 the list or Presentations at the Levee. Meru in our Paper of Saturday lan, for Lieut.-Colonel hinges Pordur,osi his return frogs St. Hetes., resat, Lieut.- Orland James Puwer, fiord Artillery, so his retern hun, St. Helena. Ots Saturday,the 9th instant, a General Assent. bly of the Royal Academy was held at their apart ments in Somerset House. when Mr. RPCNAND COOl and Mr. WIrI.LIAM DANISII. were elected Academicians. in the room of Jou* l'Enta Wad awl ItiCIILIADCOSIVAII, &qrs. dyes:wed. kJRURY.LJIhk TIt47RE. , Ti.. sew piece; entitled Adeline, went 'sight with increased effect; We have .me's's treelleat acting of , bliss COPEL A N D in Cooist isi their reopective parts on its tint seuteiliaa; cm Seterday night, but from the sipiehrusimoory limaieses, bed wet room fOr tietilor oreogret; This iutereettak derwei )8464 ia be taken lit Vi arbieb we ewe s.e et arse meet I mho&ns prodartioas of die biotite...the tit The piece is well Milled to the e t ', its general loge being decidedly Ma ttio.cotostrophe perfeelly tragic, whole Mt mace thou two or three instastees of ei ova hght diameter kii the dialogue, thr oog l ion the whole. The iiisly obey be thus i Ideliai, the only child sod support of D'l 40111107 ,yelertins aied, infirm, end blind, , strived, daring two 'mink; the attentions s o d of Count ---. , their a husband, and Ow i • berates Nobliebea of high rani, Dueler the mud disguise of Pelifass; I poor artist. cud of that perioa (at which point of , buttiowie of tbm drama eitneoces), the aischisd liars of i buss and Unfeeling friend of 1 , --- laird. the Bows iiiittior, secoudiug hi, Sine, mid overcoming his nobler airiere, the too con*ding girl from her (ether's and convey her into the possession of the after the iutemeotion of a pretended meerno t ,. A single day . sillices so far to undeceive fortunitte.vicLeit of tissir Jai, that she escapes the house where she had beers left, to that Bather, through the sympathy and honest ' dity of a rustic, to. wham care, or rather the hid been committed. The father is by s lielitirsos acconut of his daughter's but a letter addressed by her to the Coani. hie real wing, whieb she finds mesas to interim% falls tote die hands of the Countess, who ' otoriusity to. see her eoccessiftil rival, ai her residence at the precise moment Adeline is loading her horsbend, on has preseio himself at the place of tier mired., with but proaches for his fulsehood and perfidy, Hr his wife enters, and acquaints Adeline with exteot of her misfortune and shame ; but the girl's artless tale, departs with a deep . of interest iii her Isle, and a promise of protechou. herself and her father. When the Count re-appemis the old soldier haviug overheard enough to r him of the dishonor/ done his family, rushes s. a case of pistols, puts out into the hood . betrayer, bidding him defend himself, sod thug's the ether et him. But retributiou Aires i. direct his arm, and his wrath is yet sosaristot. in the bitterums of his hesrt he commande.li to curse her seducer, and on her rtfusal - off fur ever. The parent and child thee eeparate4 • repair to the chateau of the Count's belief -. very. different purposes : the ooe,. hoeing to rid herself of the Isurden of etiosterice, to birprotectiou on the forlorn author of her hi' other, to invoke vengeance on the destroyer peace and happiness. Notwiihstainling many gems of the guilty and trembling Baron to their object,. the virtuous Nobleman hears • sive!) , wish strong compassion the appeal of each... :his utter astonishment his owe son OHM- posieusted endemism.* and anguish for the port he had v is singled out, by D'Ur/in reeopioing him sake as the author of his wrongs. Adeline, i struck, at wituessieg the Countess in the possession ia every thing to which she had fondly imagnied 'linen' alone to lie entitled, distractedly nadirs ' the execution of her desperate puspose, sad . . 1611) a watery.grave with only 14 enough i and receive a paternal pardon and blew then expires is her father's arras, and ' Ly after .hops lifeless by her side. tiXk'ditD, FICIMAILY f. estyrdss last tbe. Rev. Aslatent Terser Gilbert. 'llierriscipsl of Ikasessese College. was clamed Price. *1 dist Society, In the place of the .Rw. Der lhallll, yawl. Um soda y loot Henry Stosltossr,Scbolar, wee aclwitteg low of New College. Tuesday last, itrerivot-atinn, the !ter. Thomas lee. , President u♦; Trinity CoWho, was oistoinated isise tithe legless or the Clarsoduis Press ; and the Kn. Yew N ley, M.A. of Christ Church, was owning uYI use of the I Rates of Estates, in the mum of the Rev. Lfr. Hoist*, Priosival of lisasemoose College. CAMBRIDGE, Vicsavaar 7. -.... Oo 'Nestle, last the following Gentlemen of Christi College -eve elected fellows of that Societi Re►. WsWens Feeley Wilkinson, B A.; Hooey Blake, F.sq. D.A.; and Milford restock. Esq. B.A. The subject of the Bishop of Pcterborouglis dinners , . St. Mary's Church. fur the pnoeut mouth; is The Cre of the Neer Terfavireet. The Rev. Chocks Lloyd, DD. Preacher at tar, s Student of Christ Church, is sppniated iChrint Church, sad Regius Professor of Divioity Delve/oily of Galard i is the room of the Rev. Dr. deceased. Ir• are requested to eomtaditt. tts whOl' founded, the paragraph wheel, ae yesterulav from a Plymouth paper. at■tiug that Cameo SllaltP.E had reloced the retirement of a !Impel and sotrodril to t4triinstt hit coot to l'atliar (Cornier.) Martial, the boxt-r, has eng.eged . to go teseuty iu three lupus this day fur oussid sum. T ti 11.41T1 DR. BARRITT'S•WISA.—tr that, hotsithstatititsig the optiosst gt‘en was instating by the lietr at low awl nett the bolo DOOM IikKRETr, to dor Cow! (11 getive, to having his gill prom!, it has bre' fay e►tablished. and that the Priwusi anti I.i.otp have obtained pro Ante iIICICUraII hi, WM. T1148.1C Me learn. irote wer deadly islovised to the Court of Chatecrry duvet' . as to the manner to wised) the int petty lett for eh:astable purposes tbrii Lr of by which weatis they wall mileve the feat* all further personal a pplicatious oil the and al►o remise every ground far PAIIIIIONI ■ny dung lokt partiality tau take ' , Lice to ineoposat toil of the la4:3.—(llahlie Joerpri 1•481 T o , sited 0, and 6da•aad Riros, weer eaeresed yesterday atatioas u Oa vitt Sado test% Loyd POW. • • E. rut off lasi noticed the and Mr. fiqt septa. he pressure 1 feta per. ken from on arms's, The liteuel; e epithet • kly *usher, le there at of a centre: throagtautt. us toll;_ ud y 134 1 1 1.. 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'e of the De- Yew . kir Si the Dsii, Nod's* Isle of Corpus wimp —The art lA. dieraor..e• It t Credibility at f.incolsit led Canna of 'oily in Ilse 1 Dr. 1 wholly on. ilaoottatql nassamarte ISSltit lit ..•- g° NI 1.44 Purrßow it is et • h.d e veer a, Ilur t kilt of t of Virtu. rri 1 1: 1 4 1 , 1 1 1::E l ei r im m e 4 : ge ; :: 11 " 1: • llr Sltibjert. that iit II" Freesasits I, 141 'bows I'7, A tatty, foe at. P I I' t