The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-04-25 00:00:00

~..~ - /. - il r '. • <,;. ' • k ICO ' ~ • ji:4 7' : t-•,,,, ) g , 1 . , , 1 , A - • A ......./ Ll y L''l ~...............1 ~.„bt . ~,irttiob ~.. v.,_..., ___ M . = II I i‘r) l NuMnP.►e 6050. LONDON, THURSDAY, PHIL 25, 1822 Pitlcis id, THKATRR.ROYAL, DRURY.LA N K THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. April 25, hie Majesty's Servants wilt preform the Opera of THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. The Serastier, Mr Brahma (his first appearance this mi. ma); Colonel Cotes.% (first time), Mr. Cooper; Mr. G• Smith; Tatrepli. Mr. Gattie ; Leopold, Mr. Harley ; Peter (first lime), Mr. Filawillism Anaelrn, Mi. Moused r LH, 011 Oppe” aliee on this stage). Katherine, Miss Porde; tants, Mrs. Baud ; 11111, Madame After which the Farce o f THE PRISONER AT LARGE. Lord Esmond, Mr. Thompao• ; Cow. Femme, Gat. tie; Old Doodle. Mr Moulder.; J , ck Conoor, Mr. Barnard; Muss, Mr. light Adelsude, Maas SmillUma ; Racked, Mrs. Urger; Mary. Mr,. Marlowe. The Pattie are respectfully informed, that Mr. Months., of I,lo44lißti. a appointed sole Agent at the %Vest Egli of the Tamp. for the sightly disposal of the Private Boxes he. lorseing, to the Lower of ibis Theatre. z pi ppprow, tathetto, with Paul mid Virginia. 1), Saturday, The Haunted Tower: Lord William, Mr. itrstsm. Oa Moods,. Itnnwro sad Joliet : Rehire., Mr. Kea.; Jo- Eel, Mies P. 'Glover (her irst attempt vs any stage) ; the Norm, Mrs. Glower. 0. Tuesday, Goy M bug: Hears Bertram, Mr. Bretns. expectation of ■ larger conspony of partakers. Al ter the cloth wet withdrawn his Lordship g.tve, "The King"—" The Rossi Family"—"Soceess to Agri culture," with three times three. The Secretary to the Board, Mr. WEBB HALL, then, at the initonire of the Nohle Chairman, pro ceeded to infirm the coMpatit . , that the three gen tlemen whom the Board had selentr.l as Judges of the present thew, were Mr. Joh,. Ellmnu , hreedeei of Glyod, to Sussex; Mr. Joseph Buss- 11, of Middle sex ; and Mr. Paul Bright, of Handley, Derby shire, and their award, unantmously agreed to and duly signed, he then read, adjudgiog the following prernt is tut. viz, Mr. Oiarles Cheapish+, of Blythe, None. a piece of pate value 301. Air exhibiting the best bell of the Dorton (or short horsed) breed, airmeirSole-de- Camp, aged treats two Moths. o• The Rev. George ietros. di Cambridge. shire, a piece of plate value 30t for the best bull of the He reford hreeol. Are years old. Mr. Joke Pithead. of WiHinrion, Shumex, • piece of plate, value 301. for the beat bell of the Sussex breed, tiro years old; there briar no competition. Charles Oahe Western, Esq. of Pelie.hall, Eases, a piece of plate value 301. fur the beat bull of the Devon breed, ive rare old. Mr. Chides Cheolopien aforesaid, • piece of plate value 10/. for exhibiting die best breed's( cow of the Durham (or short horsed) breed. Mr. John Putland eforeasid, • piece of plate value 201. for the best breeding cow of the Sussex breed. Mr. John Wilker, of Wesilingion, Herefordshire, a piece of plate .slue 201. for the best breeding cow of the Hereford. flute breed. Charles C Western aforesaid, a piece of plate value 201. for the best breedieg heifer alibi Devonshire breed. in a Ina TOMe arliongst the cumpaey. bat We glass *eat round tritium' open comment; and Mr. J. W. ALLEN rose mid proposed " Mr. George Webb Hall"—dotb Ihrre iisseg three, whirl) was accordingly drunk arid applauded; and Mr. HALL returned 'hanks. His Lordship then gain, h The Nary of England, dell clothed cad welt trd,^ and recommended direr times three cheers thereto, which were given by the company. Mr. PUTLANO ruse and begged Id propose a tried friend of agriculture and a good landlord in Mtwara " Mr. Darin Gilbert"—tsith three it acs three. Mr. GILBERT. hi tetursiiiig thanks, said, that agriculture was the great leading interest of the country ' and as such Oswald Asap' bast ‘ his support. Mr. CA*STO* proposed "Sir ;aka &bright," which was drunk with three time three. "itereess to the Fleece sad the Breeding is all its brsoches."—" Mr. Ctil4l." Serjoant Lefroy oft Cleaty, who ►toted, that the chain of trierumata..tial evidence adduced against tom was clout.. ciear sod Waimea' y. aptctAt. SESSIONS AT CORK. Wu. O'Neil was placed et the bar, rhaieed with beirg foiled out of his de/ening taste on the night of the ui April. -- Manhne . the Proarentne ' Woe hserve.l, whilst iv/owing, is Riga his thumb insteodut the hook, Mr. Flow.rd, attorney for the protteuti , te, &elided exaetiniug Lim thos Mr. Hodson, of Glanville, • Msgistrste, expressed a wis's that the trial might be sunred to proceed, is order to skew to the Coors and the cometry the mode in sloth the laws are administered by sonic Magistrietee of this coon. Icl; the crime the Prisoner was charged with was petty larereoy, the Prosecutor stating (bribe had seen It sr try sight mesbng tied free the pod of D. Fins, a respectable pab• limos on Waterirnawhill. On this chaise the Prisoner might bare been tried, sod worild certainly bays bee.. arquitted et the hod Amigos; but such immereary justice wood nut satisfy the Prosecutor, who accordsoily, when his lora-- , mations were refused by the ireighbourieg huitices, went before • certain Magistrste, residing in this e ity. wipe forthwith took turn terminations mod lassoed fro warrant* against the Prisoner; owe Roder the lemur. Ohm Act, and the odor for felony; the effect of the brat being to Meteor O'Neil in custody until the terminstios of the late Assizes; and the object of the latter to cosine him in poi eatil the next Amite., then to stand his trial for felony. Thus was en unfortunate iadtetdo A l subjected to ti months' Imprisonment, on a charge which could not beeches% substmit mod, although in the ordinary course of law, he might hare bees liberated in as many boars. If the laws of the laud wee rhea ad ministered by their guerelasiss, who could wonder that Cap tain Rock, or soy other imaginary redresser of mievances„ bad such isieneace on the minds of au ignorant people This statement excited a strong and ;emirs! sensation through the Court; hut the general desire .meow the Magi strates was that the fellow should not be eternised. EAST INDIA ROUSE.- tem 14, 1811. HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the ViIITAD COMPANY of MERCHANTS of END SD, trading to As EAST INDIES, do tomb, pier That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Cowpony wilt he held al their House in Leadenhall street, on WF.DN.F.SDAY, the 19th June neat, at Eleven o'Cloek is the Forenoon, fur the purpose of declaring a DIVIDEND . from Christina, Isst to Midsummer seat. That the TRANSFER ROOKS of the mild COM PANY', STOCK will be SHUT on TUESDAY, the 4th June nest, at Three o'Cloek, sod OPENED sots ea TUESDAY, the 161 s July following. Aud that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS on the said COMPANY'. STOCK, due on the Sib July, will he ready to he delivered on SATURDAY, the 6th July next. - - - - His Lordship then ruse and said, Gentlemen, I will now give you a diameter, inferior to none in science end in substance, and unknown iu any other country— " The geglish Farmer."—" 1114.Curteis."—" Mr. Gooch." Mr. ALUM, before drinking the last toast, said he had served under Mr. Gooch in the yeomanry, and he believed him in earnest in their comae. THRATRW-ROYAL, COP ' RNrOARDINN. T HIS EVENING, THURSDAY, April 25, will be acted the Opera of THE LORD OF THE MANOR. fie John Contrast, Mr. Favreett; Young Contrail, Mr. Jam; Trumore, Mr. Dorval; La Nippe, Mr. Farley. Sophia, Miss SI. Teee; Annette, Miss Sulkers' ; Peggy, Mrs. Litton ; Moll Flacon, Mr. Lisa.. To which will be added, 10!Ir lime, a sew Greta Asiatic Melo.drantatie Romance, called • CHERRY AND FAIR SI'AR; Or, THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUS. Cheery, Mrs. Yraiag; Saagorrobeek, Mr Farley; Topack, Mr. Gristaldi ; Hamarbad, Mr. Blaorhard ; Dreier, Mr. Chapman; Noureddin, Mr. Horrelaw. Fair Star, Miss Fate; Aviaryaua, Miss Rearmost; Papilla, Miss E. Deo , sett. Cherry aad Fair Star will be repeated every eve.ing. T.-morrow, the Comedy of The School for Sealant. ' • Os Saturday, Sb kspeasea Tragedy of Julius Cesar. • Oa Monday, the Tragedy of lisag Lear: Ring Lear (first time), Mr. Yearn'. Oa Timothy, the Opera of Love is • Yillege. A Ploy, I. three sets, interspersed with Music, i• 111 re hearsal, sad will speedily he produced. MR. MATHE% S Al' I - 1011E at the THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, April 25, (sad every MONDAY. THURSDAY, sod SATURDAY daring the Month), with his annual Lecture on Character, Massers, sad Peculiarities, wider the title of THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF MR. MATHEWS. Part 111. STORIES: in which Mr. Mathews will take steps is introduce the following Charsetersi—Nat, ser. Tsai of all-work in a lodging loose; Mowereur Zephyr, Freak Seller Master (drat door); George Augustus Mr 4 Ilse of looety - --.-Im Anesso-Ais .derillfalle ash Eeq. ant thin enough; Sir Shiverwo derewnerve, Gaardiao to Ametrosa !second Sao ; Mr. Mark Magnum, won masons lodger, seat door ; Miss Amelrusa, ie love • with Fipley. Doers open at Scven &Clock., Perfurmasee began at Eight. Bose., Places, sad Private Boxes, to he had of Mr. /He rmosa, at the Strand Emmett., from Teo till Five; and at Andrews:a Library, Boad•strest. His Lordship, and a few of' those near him, now retired, in an unusually still state of the room, sod Mr. Webb Hall was collie(' to the Chair. Mr. Tuomas, of Chesterfield, on his be. ing drunk, in allusion to a late vote of the Chester field Association, expressed his opinion, that small deputaillks, waiting upon Members individually, to impress on them their own and their neighbobr's di tresses, from local observations, seemed to hint the most probable means of obtaining redress. Mr. HALL took this opportunity of informing the company, that Mr. John Grattan, now in the room, was deputed horn the north, and Mr. Hasasll from the south of Derbyshire, and Mr. Lamb from Sussex. Mr. HAIIALL feelingly deplored the thin at tendance and the gloom of the present meeting, on the subject of which he found, he said, the County Members " all at sea." and none dis posed to move effective amendments in their favour. What, said he, are the yeomen to do He eat down while uttering the words." All depends on our• selves, and the impression we can make on our Represents' ices." On the health of Mr. FOTHERGI LL, of the Corn Exchange, beiug drunk, he rose and said he thought it his duty to state, that a part of a book had that day been -hewn to him—(our Reporter understood him to say of some work of Mr. Ricardo's, now printing)—which contained most erroneous calcu lations with regard to the averages. The company seemed earnestly attending to what appeared further about to drop from this Gentleman regarding the averages, whom the Chairman bad jocosely describ ed as coming " from the enemy's camp," milieu looking down, and observing a Gentleman near hill taking notes, he playfully alluded to this circuin. stance, and disappointed the company by abruptly sitting down, proposing, at the time, " Mr. Reify"—" Mr. Forel"-.**Tolliu Litmus, jos." three times ibree—" Lord Erokino"—" Lord Sioortoro.," three times thee*, mid ouch applause—" Mr. Coke"—" Sir John Siaelair," Sic. Ste. Much good humour now prevailed amongst the remaining company, and the good wine of the en tertainment went freely round until a late hour, en livened by several appropriate songs. As had been anticipated by many, the dinner, and delivery of the premiums me the Monday even ing, entirely spoiled the continuation of the exhi bition which had been announced for Tuesday—se veral owners of the animals began taking them away early in the morning. and others motioned to follow their example, and the company thinned so much in consequence, that in the afternoon the outer gabs of the yard were thrown open, and Mr. Aldridgr's business began to assume its wonted routine. . JOSEPH DART, fiferoiry. rHE NEXT OF KIN (if out) of RENJA. 1 MIN JOHNSON, late of the Merettaat ship Castle reach deceased, by applying to Mr. Barnes, King of Prussia, Deaa•street, Shadwell, may hear of aotnethior to their ad reales*. Mr. Remy Buys, of Salsoatosie, Kent, a piece of plate of the Tahoe of 151, for 'Alibates the best ram of Om South Down (Ew oftort-wooled) breed. Charles C. Writers aforesaid, • piere of plate value 151. fur the bra ram of the Merino (or ine-wuoled) breed. Mr. Humphrey Tueliwell, of Sipett, Oxfordshire, fur rho best ram of the Cotswold (or loss wooled) breed. The Judges then remarked, that some other rams exhibited, of mixed breeds, were not eligible. THE INSURRECTION ACT. SPECIAL SESSIONS AT RATHKEALE. Serjeaut Torrens arrived at Bethke'le on Monday, sad, with • full Bench, went through an immense gosistity of bunny's. Eighteen persons were tried, et wfbein Patrick Clialtauttam (a must no7orions leader of ealltitia AKA's. sane, Tisetkr Quin, and Patrick Lynch, for lei leg absent from their dwelling,*, were found Guilty. Twelve men were Acciittird. Magistrates who attended Thwenron, Colonel nick, Colonel Fullerton, Captain Smyth, William Smyth, Captain Wi!cocks, G. M. Mailmen, Thomas Daveupu,r,, Captain Brown, John Brown. jun WINES—Nn. 10, Skinner-street, Snow-hill. Fine White Cape 16i. and tic per dons. Ditto, *Welts Ditto .. 26,. Ditto, Burgundy and lanntse 30.. Old Port ...... 425. and 45e. Ditto Sherry 38.. and 40.. With every other description of WINES, as usual, at ege al I y low Prices to the above. April 24, 1822. E. Atmore ow co. Mr. Siephme Gra•tham, of Stoneham, Sussex, • piece of plate of lie value of 151. for lie best pen of Bowl:down ewes. Aran. 24, 1822. YESTERDAY the Lottery fieieshed Domenic. BISH shared both £2OOOO Prizes! sod seat tires to the following Plums, viz.- 19,007 Half Loudon. Sixteenth.. Lancaster. Eighth Wednesbury. Sixteenth.. Ludlow. Sixteenth Hsutingdon. Sixteentl...Peterborough. Sixteestb Kesdal. Sixteenth.. Richmond, York, 19,323 Half Eighth Think. Sixteenth Lancaster. lug ....,....Lartli. Staleeigh Welneribury. ..: ..... ...DrifArld. BUSH also sold Seven other Capitals, draws yesterday, and Twenty-Three other Capitals os the previews days of drawing, noshing Two Prizes of 2411,000/. sad Thi►sy-Iwe other Capitals, all shared and sold by BISH is the Lottery which inisbed drawing yesterday. •,• A new Lottery will be on sale is a few days. The Judges then expressed their regret, that three fine pens of Merino ter, belonging respec tively to the Marquis of Londonderry, John Fine, E.g. and Charles C. Western, Esq. could not re ceive the premiums intended fur breeding ewes, because not yet arrived at the requisite age, but the merits of which were found so great, and equally balanced, that a great and unpleaseat task would have devolved upon them, if they had had to select one as entitled to the premium, a dilemma from which they begged the Board, to relieve them by as signing a bounty of plate of the value of 104 to each of these distinguished breeders, and to which recom mendation his Lordship interrupted the reading to state, that the Board had most cheerfully as sented. SPECIAL SESSIONS Al' LIMERICK. Tuesday, at twelve o'clock, Serjeant Terrors proceeded to !be Comity Court. After hr bud takes his seat, Patrick Ontraw lly, and his son, Andrew Conseil/p, a young buy, were pnt so the liar, for basing unlawful notices lii their poupearfirs.—Arquilied. John Crows, a matt above the emmina elms in intellect and appearance, was pat to the bar, charged with bring ab sent from his-dwelling, sad •Isti with westing • cerium in currectioes., docent. at, against the poem mud the stamp. The Prisomr neat up a paper so the latbda, which was again returned. Th e Magistrates retired, sad whea they returned, Ser. ?ant Torre's.. 'Grassed the IPriemet his trial should be pro• ended un. /. , Mr. EJmood Molooy lives al Lama, Rad knows the P . wnrr fur five or MI yews; br is s laboemer to Mr. Kratior. The following Notice was proved by swim's* to be to its band...66og a (be Prisomr Charles C. We•tero •foresairl, a ►iece of Auto raise 101. for exhibiting the hest hoar, of hi• peculiar breed. Mr. George Dodd, of Chenir•, Burke, a ditto, for ditto. Mr. John Putl•ud aforesaid, a ditto, for ditto. Mr. Replies Grantham aforesaid, • ditto, for ditto. Mr. Stephen Grantham aforesaid, • piece of plate value 10f. fur exhibiting the best breeding sow, of his peculiar breed. " To LauCence Cavanagh% *ifs is entertain her umiak, anal banish the other woman she ►as Wilt* boost, or else to gire hrr a one pound note that is doe to ►er, node, pain of death. Also Matthew Mulony is nqocered to return ilia potato,. that be carried from Patrick Leary, sod ere bins emit to pay what he 01,1111, sad to keep a silent longue; otherwise they will be consumed to ashes—and thank your goo for gee. ling this notice, as so man in the orighbourhood bate acted as you have dune you are to comply with this 'avow bra fore Sunday west, at your peril. Cavanagh, you art to show ihL Its Mr. Mulony at your peril. " CAPTAIN ROCK." The Court retired, sod, after remaining • short lime in deliberation, returned. Ti., Learned Fiericant told the Pi iaoner that thr Court we.e unanimous as to his being guilty of the charge. It wos clear that be was 'miry of wilting tit, cattails' too ic.• in the neighbourhood of his residence, taking epos ►inssrlf the re gulation of their properly, wad assuming to Worm If the title of Captain Kock, and urging his orders upon pain of d. stk. He therefore should he trarisporeed forthwith for etre. yrers. The Prisoner was remarkable fair his islet racy add ingrolity through life, sod wund hare bees • mom daugerous charac. ter, if 'slims suc► as he piteseeted were exercised io Cotiora writing in times lake the guramet. 4 M sr- AMAVAL CATTLE CHEW OF THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, April 25, Memsieir ALEXANDRE, the eelrbrated Dramatic vretriloquisi, will deliver on eatirely sew comic, charac teristic, vocalic, mimetic, multiformical, oisailoquous, obi miiterical Entertaiumail, us Three Parts (is Ewelish) con stricted expressly fur this oeessios, sad entitled The ADVENTURES OF A VENTRILOQUIST; Or, THE ROGUERIES OF NICHOLAS. L which he will display the various astonishing vocal Mo. sioas for which br has been so justly celebrated and distin guished on the Cuatiseat, end whirls have bees repremoied with surb sigmal approbation brfure most of the Crowned Heads sad Princes of Europe. Persona of the Entertainment : On Monday morning the spacious yard and pre wisest of Mr. Aldridge, in Little St. Martin's-lane, were opened fur the exhibition of the farming live stock of nearly all the descriptions which had been sent op from the various counties, as competitors for the premiums offered by the Society of Sub scribers, who continue the name, and pursue, nut of their own Nude, the objects which the late Government Board of Agriculture had under its charge. A considerable number of very fine ani mals, some fat, and others in store or breeding con dition, were exhibited, and were much admired by • considerable assemblage of the noble and distin guished patrons of improved live stock, and by breeders and graziers from most of the counties within two hundred miles of the metropolis. Our Reporter attended on Monday, with • view to collect the substance of the labels, sod enable us to mention the names of the exhibitors of the animals, with their respective ages, breed. &e., but on finding perhaps two-thirds of the pens and stalls of animals, including many of those which seemed to be most attracting the notice of the prac. tics! men present, and who, while viewing and handling these animals, were loudly condemning the injustice done to their owners, by their names remaining unknown to the spectators; under these circumstances, our Reporter did not think it con sisteut wit§ his duty to the public to report the particulars of those few persons' stock. who, fnr no explained or obvious reason, had been distin guished by descriptive labels. Suffice it to say, that the numbers of animals exhibited were as fol. lows;—viz. Eleven bulls, seven cows, two heifers, six steers. twenty rams, thirty-five ewes, and six lambs, three tags. eight boars, and twelve sows. Mr. Gibbs, the seedsmsn to the Board, exhi bited some choice specimens of inangel-wursel of a yellow, anti others of the red kind, and of grass seeds and other seeds used in field eatture ; and several notices interesting to agriculturists were stuck up and distributed in the yard. Charles C. Western aforesaid, a ditto, for ditto. Mr. George Dodd aforesaid, a ditto, for ditto. Mr. William Cawaton, of Broadvater, Herm, a ditto, for ditto, Mr. George Dodd aforesaid, a piece of plate value 301. fur a:titbit's', the best steer, or young ox, of a cross between the Hereford and Durham breeds. Mr. John Walker aforesaid, a piece of plate value 201. for the second best steer of the Herefordshire breed. PM Mr. Juba Patient' aforesaid, • piece of plate valise 151. fur the third best steer of the Sasses breed, is working cow. dilion. Visible Persour—Al&rmatt',bury ; Captain Furlough; Nicholas (ft aaaaa to the Aldermaa) ; Mra. Pt!'bury (wife id the Alderman); Misslla Fillbury (daughter of the Alderman). Persona—Andrew Stump (Surgeon Mallet and Trepanneo ; Jacob (his man); Pillbuty MIIII6IIIII (an infant in amp). Assumed Perrone—'Squire Tiry, and Nick Tonga. AMeßled. Synopsis of the Entertainment : Part I. Food and ellysie.—Cupid turned Chinsnot Smogs. Pan 11. Wise and the Toutb•sch ; or, the Biter Yd. Part lit. Curtain Lectures —Dark in the Boa. The whole embodied, 'Nitrated, sod &limed y Nes. Skit A LEXA N DR E. /IiLANU. IXERACTS PROM TON NEW TONIC PAEiRS. 1 . 4" IMO DUBLIN, APRIL N. STATI OF THE COUNTRY. SCARCITY OF FOOD. SOUTH AMERICA. The President's late Message has produced in this montry • generdi expression of approbation. It "neat prodsee also is the live Republics of South America • coeespo•dent Mg in our favour; and there is no doubt that each Garret ment will immediately wed a Minister to this. We cannot, therefore, send Ministers of leas grade than those we receive : and we c•auut send • Minister to one or two, and Ch 'age of Affairs to the others, without offence. What are oae I.n.tdrei t►ousand dollars to the iontimerable advsatagea we it. rive Pam lunch sources of wealth t The sum is, even i them limos of scarcity. not worthy of aad 55,000 dollars a year afterwards w II he all that can be ea led for. If such men be seal as not on y our Government, ► t the South Amci trans can confide iu, we shall delve adrac tales that are incalculable. But is selecting such w o e we mast not only have men of known homier and iategrity, but we must have men of known ability, and who are among nue tried servants. We hive heard Mr. Brown, • Senator of ii.,, United Slate■, no al toned. lie is • yowl RepiohlocAr— t m of honour, who .peaks the Ft eiteh and uoilerriamis !Iran --a sincere friend to the Patriotic cause, and a G. at'eman tried abilities,. Mr. Poiweit is also spokeu of as one prop-r to be sent he is • Geuilemen of learuieg, who *pm k Fret c . and Spanish, rem wt II received, it i t m demigod, tit Chili, where he resided some years. Doctor Thototo4. bar also been amid as. a suitable character I.lr 104.4 a mission. The Doctor was arse •opninted 1 11 office by General Washington, and has filled vicious tothers mace with i Mg egret ; he Is a good scholar, a fr.sod writer, and • perfect ealeman—he has always been a warm friend to the Patriot cause, and would, on d.ni ht. be very well received. We have heard •tsn of Mr. Sandford, of Aar YOlk (late Senator), who is ark•oeledged as a gentleman of learning, of respectability, of taste, of taleut, ■nd raercan tile knowledge. We have also heard of other le,s ore, but worthy mess, whom we Might vocalic., toil isti!* whose merits we are nut so well acquainted. We liouw the.o mess who n we have named, sad we know the n all to ►e worthy of any mission, being not only Gentlemen of etlo s,. tion, but respectable for thdr Illeats, their stsurhog to society, and u me■ of bartoar.—( Washington fiaulto.) Boxes, 4c—fit, !s—Gellert', Is. Doan ors at Vitae., sod einamaset at Eight. The Magi:erste* of the county of Mir emeniblrd at En nis on the 11th instant, and agreed is a circular letter, of which the fullowiag is an extrset : " The failure o( the potato crop has bees so extensive that we cannot calculate the proportio• uf our potal et km of 109,009, who will be without food for the three months preceding the coming is of the new crops, at lea, than three-fourths of the whole. The oat and hay crops hive likewise f• led to such an extent, that mail of the cattle and horses of the country have already died. From the waist of a sufficient quantity of seed, a large portion of the land must remain unsoro, and we really fear that If some efforts are not speedily made, the scarcity will extend into a second, and even a third year. Under these cirrumetsoces, we conceive it imperatively se• cessary that some moisture should be given to the lower orders, to enable us to avoid the evils of absolute stsrvatioe. with its equally destructive coasequences, rapine and disease. Hitherto their conduct has been peaceable and *abatises*, and will, we trust, continse in, if effectual measures are taken for their immediate relief." DAVIS'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (LATE ASTLEY AND DAVIS), WESTMINSTER. BRIDGE. GREAT NOVELTY!!! The Toon Americas! TM Task•bire Phenomenon!! Aod the Enoch Remelts!!! THIS EVENING, THURSDAY. April WS( slid during the Week, at Half put Six o'Cloek pro. Coif, will be permuted an easirely view Whitlock's'. Loral, Eqneatriall Drama, in Thee Acts, MI% In end Splendid Sewers, Machinery, Dreams, mid Dererstnes, founded •• • popular Production, •hich bin Weil reamed the attention of •Il London. galled, TOM AND JERKY; R, LIFE IN LONDON! . ._ _ .•~- '~~(prs WOW. itlef • If 1•g h'err it •N • um Ob. kiroducing rest Posy Races. Nona. Dreosr, the French Hercule% will exhibit bin ex traordinary and au, prising Feats of Strength. After which the Yang A faCTICII ft, on the Corde Volatile; and Equestrian Exercises by the Yoikahlre Phenomenon, without Saddle or Bridle! widow is Igo cl. A M d► Wilma /ins Is CaSOL MAI; M/ This letter is signed by !lie Edward O'Brien, oat of the Members for the county, and by two other Magistrates, who acted as Secretaries, ip the name of themselves sad the gentry of the county. Thi■ picture, we lameut to state, is lee. of a great part of the comities of Kerry, Galway, Cork, Mayo, Roscommon, and even of Lirrwriek. THE DINNER. The whole ta conclude with, for the WM Three Nights, a sew Splendid Legendary Drama, le Two Arts, called, THE NIGHT IIAG; OR, ST. SWITHINI CHAIR. Robed LH AD/ sted • i• ►fo- DAI• DR. SYI)ENHAM'S FAMILY PILLS o f HEALTH. These Fills (Jreotelt vegetable) are on rivalled is cans of Head-ach, loan of Appetite. Flatulence, Obstructed Digestion, and in all Bilious and Liver They contain no mercury, or mineral la any shape, and tee no peculiarly mild la their action as to nquire neither eonAilemeet or alteration, la diet. The most delicate Females And the sum of them materially beneficial to their general Health, and thane oho have awed them agree in opinion, sad priipouscr them the mot safe, mild, sod elfin. Ind Family Medicine exeunt. ‘ ,..*01d la Boars ai is lid. 2a. Ad. sad 4s. sd. by Boners, 'mu", No. 4, ('heapside, &. Parry, aid 220, Regret. 'lien (Rear the Argyle Room), London ; 20, Waterloo. Fhcei Edinburgh. end 34, flainitvillimAnnet. Dahlia; and by the ern. d principal Mediente Feudal througheet the United King Contrary to the practice hitherto invariably ob• served, of holding the dinner at the conclusion of the shews of cattle, it was on Monday announced in the yard that the dinner would take place that afternoon, • on account of the public Urawing-room next day; accordingly as many were told, who, in our Reporter's presence, inquired the reason of the deviation from former practice, and made this the ground of ex cusing their absence, on the plea of prior engage ment. for that evening : these citcoinetences we mention, as appearing, in part at least, to account for the very thin attendance at the Freemasons' T t the hour of live, when The Earl of MACCLILIFIBLD. the President of the Board, took the Clntir of A company under forty in number, and including no other person of title, is far as we were aisle to learn, who sat down to an excellent dinner, evidently provided with the . ;$4 04 coo. The Judges, before concluding their sward, begged to (sprees their unqualified approbation of the shew as a whole, and of the patriotic motives of the Board in taking this means of supporting the acquired excellence of live stock. aud of stimulat ing still further improvements therein. The reading of this award seemed to give very general satisfaction to the company present, as did also the appropriate toast which his Lordship at this time gave, viz. " ne Judges of the Slim:" for which honour Mr. BRIGHT returned the thanks of himself and colleagues. The Noble Chairman now called up the succetw ful candidate, in succession, and delivered to each the articles of plate awarded to them, leaving to each the future option of changing the same with the Board's Silversmith for soy other article of plate of like value which they may prefer. At the conclusion of which ceremir his Lordship gave— " The successful Exhibito rs o Stuck," which was much applauded, with three times three; and was followed by " The ossucerssful candidate—with three times three, which was preceded by the remark of his Lordship, that he hoped they would persevere in their exer tions, and become successful candidates another year. Davies Guesser, Esq. who sat ou the Presi dent's right hand, rose and proposed The Earl of Macclesfield." which having been drunk with applause—. His Lordship rose, and after thanking the com pany, said, he always had been the friend of agri culture—a cause iu which we must ell stand or fall together : that he hoped. after • few meetings of Parliament, things would look better for farmers, aud that those who can withstand the present pressure, will ultimately succeed—a hope which the downcast countenances of great part of the company seemed to thew that they but faintly cherished. After NO interval, his Lordship mentioned " The Army" as the subject of a toast, which was in stantly amended by some one near his Lordship, in • low tone; oar Reporter was told by those near him, that it was Charles M. Cheese. Esq. M.P. on his Lordship's left hand. and the amended toast was distinctly repeuted from the Chair, as follows-. " A lair Army, well clothed *ad well fed," a, sentiment which to the generality of the com pany seemed so ill-timed and out of place, that re marks of disapprobation were freely interchanged LIMERICK ADJOURNED ASSIZES, Aram 18. Thomas Kennelly, John Kennelly, James Griffin, Michael Welsh, John Fennell, Pat. Pennell, Pal. Curbeit, James Donolulu, John Cogblan, Nicholas Enright, and John Has kell, were tried fur attacking the post•office at tvhanago n : she first eight were found guilty and the remainder acquitted. These nuforionaie men were convicted on the single affi davit of John Neil, die approver, who escaped hum the guard last month, and having Bed to hie own oeighbou - hood, was murdered. This conviction is of great import ance, inasmuch as it must convince the deluded peasantry how useless it is, bow even worse than oarless, to assassinate so approver, as every prior statement ntaoe by in, h ap prover, stands as incontrovertible testimony against oboes er it Is made. ParricA Cleary and William KAN, of Rathlteale, bulk indicted for robbing Mr. Roos of Cam levastris—the former guilty, the latter seguitled. Seal , ist of death ass paned by PARIS PAPERS. APRIL I. A Journal yesterday nd last the Preoe• ant Princes rut De.ntark nal les., Patio at the raft et tam womb, mad that menitra joZt•ciil amen ant cdsarcied EAST INDIA HOUSE, Arum S 4, INS. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, fradiwy fe the EAST INDIES, do hereby gine Notice, That the COMMITTEE of BUYING sad WARE. HOUSES will be ready to receive Proposals i• writing, molest up, nn or before WEDNESDAY, the Mb May, !eft, from such Persons u may be willing to supply the Company with CAST IRON WATER PIPES; and the Coaditione of the Contritet may he seen on upplication to the Clerk of the said Committee, with Wheat the Proposal* must he left before Eleven o'Clock in the Forearms of the said ISM day of May, after which bum the Cot issittle will not receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary.