The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-02-15 00:00:00

on* of it- I to isec Loyd had sou rikiNA their bodies lied, die! kd thedh to charge the pepelace, hie deduct; IN matter hew dreadful may have bees the consequences, it is more then iesiseeted by Lord PALNSIIIIII9II woad hare been priiseworthy. Med the gallant aeons! so acted epee that eahoppy oecarios, the Midden might possibly have overlooked some of his former political sins, but be waeld hove been deservedly esederoned by the importiel voice of the den • try. fie, forteeetely for his own &erecter. sodsdikkogide his milker, reek, mad the del its aria to hie Sovereign red his emery ; f ipp,bove so beeitotios iu raying, that if the Nonetise.abieh Sir Ream Wises, hid before ifs tliCosisoss as Irsdassdog sight were lushatiiesi to as issastisi sesoshis e 1 Inglisheeee, wield bed suited their eassiiseas voices. sot Igo* as sseipstioa of his asks. hat is se. %Swing to his lisp sagsdilkst applause. Whit refereece to the acknowledged partgative gibe Crowe dapped end dieraid the diem of the evesy awry at its pleasere, we mast soy . Rhet noach aiisuarierefwaiieg email.. The Ili demo argued this water es if a promotive of the l iereere wed of a dieritea Jaded to admit of the WI direnatioe; bet if seek a diodes were • permitted t. prevail, ear boosted liberties would ; um lit et the JIM of the eneeetid aushaeity. We serer design! of nisteace of the right of the Mears *ma the stay even with- Agpsvad, that. he the 'sent Ado tilthis bona An - gimp**. es ter that ufLeosty 41hav poet of it, the Mioissers o! ebe Op" or 'responsible, end *sett met to refuse the mum of inquiry. It is the usdoutiteil romp • lie ef the Crown to snake war or peeve, to elide trestles with foreign States bindieg tree sub ; )01s Oda' ruins, I. reject Bills, to dissolve or we lees and awe to reehange or surrender 'ealnias Walser Porten at its own will or caprice. Tie ari wommeateet is the a dm i t for by _ mks it______?V,Cloll of wet Ali a familia' te • esn• alkalised right to the Knee to robe erketever armies or to equip whatever fleets he may think simper. Sat is there a man is the empire who weeW itithitialy contend that the Ministers of the Cum* meld mime nulls-ap is Paftillmat isel Woe all e N 4 m ist. ten by a ‘l4l sod lumpy reihoimem im4in royal primitive t This is • questiou Iptx plaierisi the resent state of out political howl*, trettelit or dispute, mod yet the principle that all she• a lesions watch ever the Crows in them matters, gestiiii with scat fares the eight of Parliament t. inquire into the exercise erip,frxrd reregatite is all matter relight to the pripiaiseat the army. V* believe that in impend's", tics pure eff the pre- Tegsive does sat yield to auyatlie ethne. The danger of abuse in the slake of the slimy comes home more immediately I. our desmat interests. Our liberties exist at this moment but by the sof. !erases lir the ray, sod one 'wily safeguard twat; ht the community of feeling which may be presumed to prevail between the army and the people. if the power of dismissing slicers of mak, who wig by their citaoluct is Perliameist have res. dead decametres displeasing to the Minister+, be sopposed capable of being exercised without the control of ministerial responsibility, what is to pre. rent the army from being gradually and carefully wielded into the mere instilment of ssinisttrisl caprice ? Men of indavondeat meads end hemmer able feelings will either retire or be removed from the service to give place to the Perolligate retainers of the &I tuisters. The army will be degraded and the country enslaved. The Home of commonly ' in refusing to entertain Sir ROBS*? WILSON'S motion, forgot not only its duty bin its interest It is valueble now in the eyes of the IlMisSees from the powers which it is still capable of exerting. but sboald it divest itself of its right to control in every instance the exercise of the prerogatives of the Crew.. it will cease ta.be treated with respect. We gave yesterday some extracts tress the Aurae: de Pavia of the 11th issteet. We have **tore received our usual sets of the other Parisi Papers of the tense date. They contain the fol lowing paragraph : ma., resaasal 11. The ears padag Wawa L. hares Leine, the Imao, Gad Comm Madam a.d Serwood, the bearers of the Note written by Napslra Ilowsparor, I. wadi be desires N. Lam to pay Imo their bands az sessibe.after itie decease, the son of aye ailliemo deposited with his is the alma* of Jay, ISIi , at the Woe of hie deposers for It llama, was yomewley salad at bears the Plea Chamber of tbe Tribmal of as First Ississee. 11. Witte declared that he mild sot pay over the sumseyesespi is pm. awe of the guardians of Beeeparles bar, or dose duly astlisrlad ; bet la the mesas tan be sand lei place the sassy is tbe chest of the elks for deposits. A WIDOW dilieshy aloe erase fro. Ile elan of lateral for aye years sad a half, at the rate of Ike per yea. IL Le. due amended that a Wipe laths bad beat made a le/bet pewit at the time the ere =Ulises were rankled to Ida; sad that ausieerisi she, to a wend trout, he bad 'mode so see whatever of as essay. N. Dopes was teas Is state the ease as behalf of the pigtails, bet es asewast of the samba of awes already esaseaced, aal Ate pee& wore hawse before the Court, the trial ente eithead So the nil a this otoath.--(Vourtesi d. Debate.) • tits siAtiai d ti I I vitedlid timpani A iii. Hattidi ee the Sib iteiseli cystitis, we poreeitied (nos the.lameere ef cbst,p4lriese.pmiati that MOO O&M NI! be easy* for he eessoisieeeseo eikriok. meth's. The country, it yes muted, is fleaekhie foreign awn, m the entire milli,. at *pin& tive growth from the market. 1 Ilmtnish Papers to the tat. Liebe. Popemslitilli 0111, sad Hasiburgit to the Nth lusts hest Mil•ed. Thy captain no intelligeoce reppecting die iota. 'Mariam/mu Turkey mid Ramis. The debate orb the mews to be adopted for the poeillcaties et Spanish Americo eras resumed is the simimretthe Cartes as the 30th lest, mad pie adjaurised. ~-,,swassase-• We lisle reldisifillYoll.lpil rapers Sr Mesday. and Doh lbwslssulsr he s. The lessee accesses frets Cost are fowellikb, bet ibus hose Liana& see siisreseeg. They peewits len list *finest estrages is that cesety. The gooney market yesterday disployed great Wade esd setirity. Varies. reports were idlest. The meet peentioent was that which sword shot the Allsquis of Lonsextosenv will this day Wing dews lodge Hesse of Ceensees s wieswge horn tkirKwar finptiesin a giihstlety enetentler of part of the Civil List. The papered enhietiss was gutlessly stayed at from 1$ to to psi eons. It is also wow considered metals that the Nervy Five per Cents. will be paid *EL They Wore is ewe. guises fake weedy three per cent. within these foe ism while the other feeds bare experienced s sessolesubls lie. Foreign severities ere Woo ape the sdissee. --- - - Yesterday, at owe o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Fogeign flee._ Downing-•trecti which wee attended by ell the Cabinet tabulate,. except the LORD CHANCILLOR. The Commit contested in deliberation WI a quarter post three o'clock.. On Wednesday the Cabinet Ministers direst with the Earl of WIDIMODLAND, at his residence its Grosvenor-pear,. The East India Coupon 's ship Comtism Capt. Parmesan, consiewed a u and Chia% is ordered to soil for Gravewerid the 14th instant, stay there five days, and be in the Downs the nt h March. Wednesday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the following Commanders took leave of the Court previous to departing fee their respective destioatioos, viz.—Captain H. A. Dnunitome Cagle Molly ; soil Captain F. ADAMS, Briliageastiehire—for Boasboy and Chime. Captain W. PATTES9OII MIS swore intro the eons• sand of the ship Coming, coasigsed to Bescoolen sad Chios. _ _ His Majesty's revenue anion Iterakw, cam. weeded bl re C e spemin WILLI/11M ileid stationed at Grimsby. glit into that pert se Wednesday lag o 'hop called the Mary. of Plymouth. hoeing ost booed eootrabood pads. She has a Wee beams he the porpoise of smegytting, sod had in, when takes, abort eight thousand pounds of tobacco. sad between live sad is handfed pounds of tea. She is valued at about 2,000 t. A meeting is to be held at Spileby so Monday nest to consider the propriety of pretender a pelt tion to Parliament on the digressed state of erie culture. Melees from Celeneta to the 13th of September have been received. Aecording to recent letter. from Sweeper,. that eettlemesit was in high he a lth and prespenty, and it is said now to be fully este blhhed es the P *wore ugn of the Eastern. Awhile,. • legs. Nielsen is write deserted; sod met a vessel repairs to it, except for refredunents, or a few petals of spices. Whilst many of the Dutch stations had been raw 4 by the dukes inorbes, neither Sines pow mor less bad beets visited by it.-..sire eemstswee ascribed by the natives to the geed leek of the &shah. Lettere dated the 13th of December Imre been receive& by the Brasil packet from Rio de Jason. They bring intelligence of the eripitelitlea of the important Antrim of Callao, whit*, according to letters of the 17th of November ikons Buenos Apes. received at Rio de Jeseiro,leffelbdered so the force soder General San Illehcgresebulgth of September. The news was brought til Chili by au English metelisnt, who left Liam on the lath of September. sod the feet, it is pre:earned. rests on the best authority. The Royalist troops, ' ins the revises of Cells% were. kit said. on their Arequipa, and it was supposed they would be permitted to embark for Spain.from some port in that neigbbourhood. Teethe was in a declining state at Rio de Janeiro, sod the exchange had fells to egg tad°. Nu steps bed been taken by the fiance Ruostrr for removing to Europe. The woke fie hit eseel, which arrived by the lag pocket from Lisbon, had caused much dissatisfaction among the inhabitants; and a petition to the KING sod to the Cortes to allow hie to remain in Brazil. had bees prepared. and had received the signatures of the leading citizens. The same packet which brought the Prince's Fecal brought also an order to proceed to the election of the Junta. News load arrived from M omen bigot of the deposition of the Go- ' vetoer of that place. mei the appointment of s Pro vieioual Junto. The bank at Rio ele Janeiro was condocting its affairs well, and was likely to place them eo s prosperous hitting. The Bridge-street Association is enumerrasod , jar the trials of the prosecutions which stood over N seam*t of the challenge to the Jury lest De cember. In the two against BIXBoW anti eat against Do t. aT, sod in Mr. Test.wet.es and Kina's cases, notices of the intention out to try have bate served. The only cost standing in the paper is the one against Douse, in which the chal lenge took place.—lEirealag Paper.) Norwich market was on Saturday last fully at tended, but little alteration took place to the price of `aim of any description.—The supply of Scots sod homebred stock was moderate, and terms law. The peas were not so well occupied its on some former occasions, sad not one sheep of the original Norfolk breed wits ob.erved ; Southdown and lialf.brsd• bring the 'poly ,Itiod.exhileited. ••••=•=li.ll •-- w - Itaireistsids "Artist The Dadid Yf Dpensehlen lenteriaissed • large Orly a(/it. Haggai*l dwildnegm yeeirrliay M Mrvilla at MAW Sir Saha Capful, Dm% N. buil a /ismer party ',wrist di Ms how is Grerge-eireels Iseeme.levienr. • 'The ilieseptie of lartikneddety wfN esierimin Med jerky ta.nesregir as Isle Wise hmieslampare. Lady Nears Ilirliinanbie party es Waist day at Mr hones in AlYstegriedildreg. The Deka of Tart erill sires grand eniaelglome In lame garages ibeNdlildidant Nionlit '• J Dreasmeerdi Sem Word mordrof IS nemessimiestigegha Mb lima MI tellet= Warchimsen of isisdelsdiray had tar liess party fse rti susses se Ws/asap nada& si bee home Met. Jimisessi The agora alio of drewing-rani ran espestily aspirated. Then mese peedrat cram& It ISO diniartisked fashimpilsra inn* tam wort, Nen sad Mara as* liad Cranes" Nemise, Garai aid Osoneen ibillimed Comatose Liana. mad se. viral osier dhauplasd tie Dowager timeline ▪ Richisead and ilee Imam teserat, die illardramets d Santry. the liewebiestes of Huard, &a Cesesess af Haeraway mad Lady 111: ip/mr, she Vail of Wreimariral sad Lady°. Ease. Visserat rad Tiseasetne Crosiers". Homy ad Lady Glsoggiarillargyy. Mal illessilliuM tbs. PASIIIONA ELS The Doke of &shad has left nee feta emu, Waholiald Lean, Sissy fisratfonL The Jeri of Jersey left Iran se Tway he Psis. Dad sad Cognises knee' arrived es Wed.— .y at the* hewn is St. Jessee•piass Gem their sem, damp, Haub r manakin, Sari *Pi Craures of illasehavy an arrived at shilr home is Morella frees a tear. The Bad ad Ceasing Waidegrave how left (iodises 111•14, Alliemerlaureet, fee their nu at Trackawarat. TM Earl of Daniel has left teas fee hie seat, Wipes , NHL Best. Tinsel sod Tionesta' Graraille left tram es Weise& loafer Ching* es a visit le the Debt of Demsehire fee a isys. Lard sad Lady isturath sad family arrived yesterday at Omni% Begeolraven, fink their seat I. Drava. Aim • Lori Aahu boo anima ai the Aiheray hats Ms sod, Winne Sil o Teratakire. Lewd and lady 6. H.Cavesdish sad family see traseted is Sews ant wash he tile trams, Imo ink teat Man, Laseselive. • Deparewes hsit "Osl o Hamm mraelesseoLsred esti Ileribersh he *eh aew resideses le V. lend place; sad Ow Wu. sad lady Ihrolas he linlisse, hyena. lir Nita rad Lady Moo* medifersily arrived yeeenday at the Linden listel, Alienneristureet f from Brigham lir leis Weft, Bert. hes embed at Fatata's Motel, it. Jaesnl tseel, hest his seat is leers. Jae Waddiageos, seq. bee left • for his neat ie Heals. floe. Gmrssl. Nab arrived • liesday al hie brother's (iim Earl of Desesiefei seat, Cana Seim fora Petit. Graham hos awned ai his use maidens la lerompaselhen Dahlia Castle. &an& al He Rani -lintel, N. Jaisrestitrael i..edieerse Waal% M. lowa Livermisi 1 J. J. Gram Req. hems Ira sent, Cardill; Wake, We* Dadernh o Mr. Hasetras, AO& heseare. ed lip Cortereighey hen iripans. Mr. and Mr.. Ilaissay sad family wind yen's* at the It hosn'e lielei,Jessertraserst, from their sues la Par. mown ; fteires, hew, a awl sad J. Gleam Lig. al Mb, &sera Covey In lei ditim Signed Nsedesski. w leat Themes Saul, 8erke1ey eq.......119.1 Talk., fee 1" 111. 111.11 P. hes . sellarti "" • ei As Clerfaiell Hank Brahailswel, rem Wales. • • _. He. ma Mese Reese* arrived pedlar PI rs Clareuera Ilesti,asseet, from Saabaspderal . . Deportee's hem Hatcliett's Dank o Dralligeseiso...—... Tinley. &I. sati Wm Moray, &e H. Some% rad Gas. Sir W. G. Hall, fir Oath. Saville 11.11ifax, E• 40.1•4 nes ea Wethisay fee his seek Raab* Leap, mar Cralsolbed. .... liseviee,. Beg. M.P. is sayieSed• it am es Met. west heal his net is Devriasidia Whet Williams. Keg. N.P. sae food, Mw arrived at Asia Wass kr Greeveesr.sirismiveseilisie ea* Moor Part e Mew. 11114 e. Penebselete snivel peeteedsy et the Waterloo geld,. Ammo Weal, teem her etee is birepeitles. We are happy to learn that the Countess of Pautattaa is declared out oFdaager. Dr. Glum 'lLlA,- who hod been Pent for express to Wilton House on Thursday night, hes ortivrd in town, hay tog left her Ladyship in a fair - wit) , of recovery. Me. Mihemews is at mast ontesiag the iithabi teat of Otsego. and Edinburgh with his old budget of English eccentricities. His dew pieces, which will be shortly brought out at . the English Opera House, are said to be full of whim. meg, and ckoracter, and to vary cawiitemlily from the abject. of his former musing eotertainmetita, We understand the Proprietors of the iidetphi Theatre offered to give a thousand wands to any charity se charities the Loup CMAMBEILLA ire thew ld please to name, for the privilege of continuing their dramatic performances ally nights alter Easter, but it was refused. We are enabled positively tocoatradict the Mate rna* in Sir Imo* AirrIAIT having sold the Seam' Deland Estate to the Doke of tdoaenuamsaLan o, the same being totally void of foundation. Mr. LAMITOX has become the purchaser of Her rington Hell, and about 7 0 acres of laid attached' to it ;—price 19,0001. esclutive of the coal. which is. to be valued and paid for in addition. This some property was bought for 7,500!. about O.S• years ago—( Durham Adotraser.) OILATORIOS.—iThe great success experienced by Mr. ISOCIMIA, on the 30th nit., bas enabled him, we ooderstaarl, to elated his erreopeaests for she reader setwoo. As ',Wray mew grand Oratorio oft the subject of the Deluge, will be produced oe FRIDAY NeXT sad It is asserted hat few works of the biota ere oi spleutlifly rotated to ratify lite public animated: Bose odilisiomt os iragooraora are porelec, and we should he idlest to the ardour sod dltlgetree which Mr. Deana w eloployirry, were we sot to mewed his efforts by every oreoeut of awouragoi wet leiter power. HAZARD and Co. grateful for the hieratic of public patrouage bestowed on them, and for the peeferesuo gives to their old-established Mos (which they to some wears attribute to their greet eettesse is Nellie' Capitol Prises). respectfully regent the alkalies a their Priests to a bete of the Saltawatf the resent Lottery, wilds mot the 2046 of this coololoa Rim Prises 1111,00111. five af0110111.., Wore of SOL UK ire he., wad sot Two lames se is' hire—All the Priam mediae Ilsrastyner Clesims4nialTided win decide hi owis Fate—Firm &ewe Nee WO be ti lAN. blesey. assess ha Co. Sea le ribs lbe nay lea Lonny, Mph • Poise a WPM SW, • Pease a USW.— News, sea 05..., neat .111618. GOBI Cars. bill t wad SSA, Cleesdaseessisiensaeliktethwalral sad by their Agrais le all the paaelpil aseatry'reese. Vikartitat, . . natmeAsltt. Last night a litth i‘tnifte'lliefelf, in este act. ma* tied Lose hs Hated* We, was tegdialted for this first time at this theatre. it it f'aft todapliditie from the French stage, 011iellieks I the pecidiarities which *t_lteracterite the litedio Want schodl. It is of a light and plityfel with Se emissions! shack of homely *eheg. T NM, is that en *Wier, Minted Ittiiiiikast b 4t hem( setelsied fritm his dyft Cillthel 'a Of WWI lab Of sonntry, — . l eo to divide 'it a girl named Mitt had nursed . hitis What tiounded, phitereed his fife, and his aged 0111111% To the forteer'he forWirds the *hare effdfi• ldd ben without discoVering the soiree of tear good *whine ; the latter hes been placed by death beyond the reach of his good inventions. • 9ovse thee aftetwaids Ids reginveat held* he two hones is the 'village where Chritriiii thud Need es ber•moid of an tee Reiteellesit kali@ die* far refresboreat , sod hod s her initheiti of the home. A nentleal exploitation takes *et, aid in hip meg% sod emaphiatiested voifithry elle he Militia hat cement to marry him ; which the Whole*, as the t mod of a promise she hsid Made NS , pi" Witte to a attain, from *hem shot bed *ter since heard, and therefore feared be hod forgetters her; bit mimes to become the wife of AMIIMPeaIt. Ml* a her mond* if he that tide lie could kern to forget her love for her cousin: The ambits Writes, and slier seine equitiosine . winch Matte Chrietiore to supine, that hi had deter mined to give up all theepti of marriage with her, while Noreits, the eanda, imagines that shit is *treacly married to Reneesims, au eel ireissement is broug ht about, sod Itteseesless anises the bench of the two cousins, giving them that podia' of hin Colonel's bequest which he had designed for his father, and, with blessings and prayers for their happiest's, takes his leftve end joins hit piece pre sented nothing striking, either in point of beauty or defeat; but the deadeye is draws out, and the seise of the piece protracted almost to deafness. Mr. Cootie pourtrated with warmth god titling the bloat sod unaffected ruereeity of the worm hearted soldier. Mr. Kamm infused a consider. able parties of his inimitable thriller, and humour into his expression of the 'stied emotions of the rustic Iterates ; and Miss S. Bdottil pitted (Aria thee with her accustomed test* mod judgment, skil fully Wading the spirited, the Ployfil, mid the pathetic, as the feeling varied with the tare of the d= : Fhe piece on received with general cep. o den, end its announcement for repetitioa met with no opposition. ' 00•1111T-0AZD1114 ' J Lett night a new operatic drama woo prodece4„ celled The Legend of Moassoee, or The thilthils. gf the Mist. taken frau sat of the last selg. the Tales of My Loatliore4 of ski same .714 chief characters were...•” . . ts. el Meniveta • e........ .(•••• Mr. Comma ► I •••1 =lh ir.• Mr. Derain. Mr. Abbate. Depahria4paMp Oreathwashet Mr. Lissom ••• ••• • • .... .......d • Mr. Loathers*. irdrispb . 4.....-e• or Ohmfaili. 44, Coispisit os me. Illerowu. Istsseia Voss sad • • • . Me:Tasss. Sweet - • mst h.% • • IllsiMiplidoe. The materials of the plot ood dialegue are' triseeferved. almost wishoest quelifseatiosi, se far se. they are seed. The Weimar coutulesices with Un tidily of C4feia Dafgetift *trice* on behalf df King Charles. The misusing of the rebel hove succeeds; after thud roses the mitlaiiiii of the Cap. tarn to the Marquis of Arnie—his is • tot— • lb* eticouater with Its in tie woggle svothrfrgyk, sod escape ihusslia. • The plot is then down on by [ionisers of the meet • .:eplitted end descriptive dialogue in . dui novel, orioo lilt from the *ore indirect iocidenti. until the battle 4oqueteeces. The mysterious eloquence of .IMaa ilacestlay and of hash( qf the Nig; both mew or ••• double sight." occupier* cousiderable portion • of the *hole time, *tile they are clearingsp the itlftentelts of tht past and foretelling the futures• far the legend wine matter of too difficult ep. : prehension. the whole eaten* being moppet* so a system of soothsayieg, thrpectiliar nail IMIle of which are scarcely knfl to any but Sthieli imi.• Stine ies. Amor 1 yle is the subject of rival - slop between two of the herbes, Allan Moran and the Earl of Monteith. es in the novel : diireleethe latter with the moment of the format,. who banishes himself. The . retastropbe is soft. .• cued by this means. as compared with the book,. though at the expense of probability. Rama receives his deck wound from Alias after the• battle. though they have foulilit in the same side. Dom the remembrance of some former feud: bemires their class. There is a gteet was* of dramatic continuity in the story, but it is amp' -, eserpeneated by the power of description w 1 broths oat fresieeotly in the dialogue, the siklipeatioa of the oeigival choracters, and i'pointed interest or the passing 'acid's's. %tittle is the best, and indeed the only effectiee repeceentalien of the pell.inett hostel; of e /one • tel actioo, with horse and foot, yet' exhibited. While it was performing there was an 'gasify ear. west cooteation among the audience. as to the ereofit ••• demerit of the attempt. The effect wee, , hot. ever. too poiverfol, for the dissentients, end 'the epistolists became entirely overwhelming. It'weerld - . • be useless ~ long ' elm sang The pre lugs She •uccesefF The - todoi . *kit I Bisnoi), hilts celebrated i Freach air " Fasimak pore' th .Lowit.h which ie. , witwitheleo4ielt. eery happily intredge aejtAeM. with the trans's.; time out of Paull LaN&I, by Eivaintst and attfsins. Tf. stiosey is beyolid'preipe are three . Of A which may be panted; for the sake ifinhemplification, bat their mails can only be tigl ! aced on seeing them. OR Of Oak -owe .or 4 1 4 t• 410 ss 4 chilies sod projectibcd. greeriog ?tit fr t" Atria:Mg wheat ia . tiriten gr'edwitllg. , pla t i the ilrt4 *le the eecedd .ti ei !he a rits cow, with the Firth and Milatek *1 born and Oder . ditoct., ill highly writtlght-tasf. TW third w the eitaimpitent and stireebading lied; kept. especially noticing the foregroteml of 'tic middle piece of atenery. There are other portien4 *lnch well degeree patine, tied wilt be certain of tilitinnsee as often as they,ere eithibitech The op pleased ea the fallieg of the certain were load § .lewd, and withoot any mister, of dissent. The hones was crowded in 'Very pert. fie anaLini. Ibm Mod Jeer, tmetinde lb reign with sovereign oar et this theatre. The haw is not sulliciently large le accommodate ene.helf of the company that nightly repair to it (tom every gannet of the town. +se OLYMPIC. lime fety popular berlette of All et Catreetty. *MA wee peribreted last eight fbr the first time these sit year. at this theatre § was received 'with raptures* applause. The part of Theshig; by Mr. Pettit, was excellent; Mr. Pattie, as Needle. played the part with mach jiidgmeet, and suet two songs inimitably. each of which were loudly and deservedly suture d; Men Cattier. Ciffirrine was a NW, planet peefsemence; she sang the bestetifel air of tt DA / say Asia memait's /site is finght." with petit taste. The rest ef the chanc ed', were tilled by the whole strength of the com pany with • degree of talent seldom witameed open the beards of a miser theatre. The piece was aesseenced for repetition amidst the phoebes of an overflowing aid fashioenble efailiesee. - staissueds.lN Weer Chertway . 15.., fie Isis. at do iiisrah of WEAK emboli it Mop, IM 1... kyr. Hip', Cuss, H ihr oe. Ma Hon third we %east ilertabad, to the lAdy Nabs& yeatiat dough sai et Safi a Clammy. P 41104. A 'mood editiea of Lieut.-Colonel Do East's work, entitled '4 Perla sod the /inks !shads." has bee. just published. It reseals several alters tioas sod additions, beingiog the history of the Parguisotes down to the latest secesats. The 'of ferings and ssisfortuoes of these istaistiog people have excited quiver'sl pity in this cocatry„ but, we regret to soy, without *Weigle, for thea mows , gimp or redrew—" It is • fact, however," eays Lieut.-Colette' Da Boson in his pecotat work, es gestifyiag to the frisads ofjosiies use isotopes date., thss, despite if power sod*. Alms of thei r illwawrosi 4PPrescall *ad aeloilhibolin the "- asaquenoble apathy of the eiellisted past of Europe, the seems with which the Greeks have hitherto struguied, sosupported mod'olooq to ingsin their sutural rights, heirs little ypsolosavisa fist such of the Pospiostes as swim the bloody sanest will recover sod re-enjwy quiet possessiou of their booms sod the beautiful ail of their fatlwrs." Rati* ~ . Illillididhii if ll ie match '' iirdifia tie falai., NI O. //WA, tOokplaes minds, 10 _e yew oillialstry, ots'ito forest of Ilagebiit, t 1 , fue dkrorigkeel slake si AO isiosas. The hat InislK gift ti.• p a • was declared a draw, as beam nee ware bit hi a email pied obeli west down Cr.. distress 'about • blow. light we are *best Is reseed was oat sell of . ocia l lifie . *I a, which they were stranger. to, but it woe isashowd goalliayed deli* the Int sissies it lamed: It task place c•OF to overeat sonfatioa, as the parolee (the sea atalltbeir „been) were esitiess to hoar tio hadeisid, ember dies edible applause. The saw secoodi a ird ea on dee fat uity oceans', aid • E allast led of ~ mobile fullosed, ll'lrbielt every is& of graded was ly *Mailed: I. the Stet resod the eeetbatants amid sabeably nisik'e - a p lbeir imbeds is Make loads /man enemas to loggia mattat _ ow They twits pt their sew estangded without els .de gigs of esieeinef Wog realised, sad they separated ea i 1 by elebosed. At the seat meeting Holt wig hit dews upon Owe boas by a Now on the thew, bet he reeovered liineen", ad a" slaotiehtrisig round of give sad Saki followed, whirl. 1101h1 seven missiso, when Fordhsoi was - *lipped by • bard = hit epos the temple, sod bodi were streasedolf is ' it. To ounhataats tuned to apta,aid exchanged oin'Otai *wires/ reuse blows epos ,ho bad, and is tlie•rally Host lehe int deo,. I. 3. The fast-lightiag at the see was stepped be a . wille goarisg, sad sot pipiag, was the order abelli; sad iie styl iF:l was theme. 41: leased wild' reptesislied elfeirte, sad • . merry rause foment. It was sastelly elstesled, sad Holt belagai adversary's bead dews by a body liitoehieb set hist sad he was hawked *Ma, mil Mt as went of the egosid.--3 to los Holt. 0, sod 7 were gallant ries& at :the' infidel'. 4 tte SO, Holt kept kis seperieeity; bet altheitili he eachesseeed his adversary's bead I. form, yet be had the worst of the let ter Ott of It, sad woe shrews a heavy ownierset. Is the ether two roved% Firdbast foe& the kid,' Hilt'. right heed Avis' became disabled, &ad he was, grained is Iles Mb, sod *awn in to 7th rased. P. Holt made a gallant awed, and fesold .64er illoadirse *gee very bravely, hot be wasted : amp 0 his ' NH" Sakarya - He wan' " s hips P cadre '' t igh......_ raw —................ 0 1 A Madera Mail 'mired hat eight 'ilk NW* law- fee♦ Brussels te the 13th inmate. The deputed l it ;. state of agriculture is Zee lied hue been Nude the t o hi ighjoct of complaint to deg &SI. Gems*. la ..... - 6lifidll became entirely overwhelming. It'would krlutleilie. Be ;:ei bit down ailiFinn - bs knew wean stn 1 selves at this time of day. after they have.. ear. slid &Wrest hill of watch•• 611111011 1 .0•1 lave *angled I held possession of the poblic mind, foe crib- Gee into has aim Forilhma, 'high the wise% wag NNW boat. 1 to essaolue tots the propriety of 'sell se.. es. The music is generally original. The We hear that Lord SiSeatehos vritledfters . hi. I striking piece was, " tf r we're se noddle." by Miss srapitaao to a primitive Scotch sir. solarcription from the La on Hunt, of which he became is member some Months ego, sod that' he ti li bey tter gri si th at i p he hcit l o hi f N the sw l Nm eeta ggi en and or t ei he nti ni n gili v e : leas discharged the Hunt from entering his grounds. tit the most decided conquest over the I. The coopers of Berwick are getting so mat I, as well as the attention of the ~ loom, alarmed at having no ice to preserve their salaam. II ‘ was never ba unquestionably and desehrodly fir the London nunitet, that they fee tolling' of essful, great as ale her pest triumphs, before. 'ending a smack to Iceland for a cargo of it. more was rapturous sud loud beyond ode. The Lady who styles herself " Prieetemor Com- e • description. Auuther successful piece was, befitted" was brought into the Coo* If Coessiou revs grew the realise, 0. 1 " from Boons' Peals. PlattPlattass Me n de', en d c h arge d i i 4 asswese r . .iir ..bb was welt arranged. and sung iu verse mid , *hi. 1,44 . ohs remsaded to the eelletly et the '• se by DURIJSIT, LISTON, Wad TATIOS.: Wain wAi Fleet. i s..dly lowed. The oeeomPooten"tes gni Cierimosell Ihiaihir 1411. eheinese. on 100 nos. are rather too gnomes for the ih m ai l , m aa r fm.g i iiiadde sis i w a som . sties of the Scotch sasses; a like full oily d o/ Is m. %al Si . I eve... 4 . . r ~. . . f ..' • , ',..- - - gusts '• Grew which very Wen° deliveries