The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-04-10 00:00:00

Nir). r, a rr '4•cm Vt. ICI • •te , %hi Iffe 11114 bt fry tG I, h r 1' g A 0 1 4. g i ) • • I • prelude to some snob meant., as the Pautotit? pow proposes, and as the strong current of public o o lo n was *moll to, set in this direction, it was juocions in the PatilDIRT to assume the guid. r oof i power which it would be perhaps imp's. obit for hint to reWilt. No doubt therefore can be r ,trrtsined that the recommendation of the Plbe- Iteget will be speedily carried into eff.:.ct, and that to for as the recognition of the Cotter' i . ...tes coo t erm*, .the Republics of Colombia. Perii, Chili, flueom Ayres. and Mexico. will asoinie a-rook and Auxins amongst the independent Sovereignties of Eh/ world. the Patstotrt, in his Menage to Cowes% v Orrtokr. to justi(y his proposal by a refereece Hs the date of the several Spsnish Ametieso Previoceo, owl he gives an in , elesting description of their coo ditian respectively, which is no doubt substantially correct. The Pigott:oiler feels that a formal re 'cognition of their independence would not he eon oldest with thi proem of neutrality between the Coloniei st;rl the Mother Country, hitherto pro fessed by the United: Slav, mikes the revelution were so far coospletedin •the Colonies as to laws ire oasis of the complete establishment of the moo. Infirmary Governments. This mooning extends% the fullest manner to Buenos Ayres. and Colombia, and perhaps to Chili, but it doe. not seem even by :Zig of the Pewit D c.nt himself to be equally. e to Peru, to which the revolution " was eassisiled." as the Passtrawe says, " by the assist. Mali if Chili and Buenos Ayres." nor to Mexico, where is revolution has been but very recently effect ed, mid where, we believe ts this moment, oe gevetinneet has been established upon fixed end eer. tore Out-titles. It may, indeed, be very true,es the PeartninT says, that for three years Spain he est _ . • Mat te the continent of South America a single 180talitt of trooPs; but we know even from these Ist-thew York Papers that a war is still waged in Pere, and that a force, boil) naval and military, still opetstesin the Western Hemisphere under the fitg of the Spanish Monarchy. Seeing, therefore, the pretest readiness of the Executive Authority of the Eloise to recognise Governments while have either but newly come into existence, or are • still. stratoiling to sequin an independence, we ! 11111, bell inquire hoer it happened that the United 'dhotis did tot in the year 1816 acknowledge the Gem/unto' of Buenos Ayres, in 1818 the Go. serneseut of Chili, or iu 1819 the Government of Ceitunius ? According to their own principles the recogrulioo of Persi and Mexico is premature, .iod the Goillibeeset of Spain has, us oar opinion, cause to comsilein of this proceeding on the part of the United kook,. The wrote not noly precludes Spent from evety hors of regaining _guy . footing _. ,_ ... tee, strongly to deprive her of' the equitothteuitilik which her pretensions might yet have enforced. al t/ttering the enjoyment of large commercial advice 11101 in her fature intercourse with her revolted Colonies, sod of purchasing thew friendship and favours by' the act of recognising their ioder!). deco., and of thereby 'salting them to the risk .of natiossi. The proposed measure is to be enmity.. used with on spiitirauce to the Government of Spain of the friendly disposition of the United States, which it ie promoted," rays the Message, "I jil! he, as is al& irer *a, satisfactory." Spain, me think, will WI it as a proof of friendship, and perhaps it• ism well for the United States that the cession of the Florida. had bees cobs primed previous to the occurrence of such an eyelet ; for undoubtedly the Cabinet of Madrid would new voluntarily bare stripped the Crown of of so 'gloat& an sppendage if it bed seen 114 ,1 Cabinet of W a shi ugton act i ve l y eogaged io wrest. • ing from its lint feeble grans the only cenditims, winch (void bare enabled it to termicate the melon. ctwly cooflict with a eetwbfance of dignity or the, chance of a conciliatory arrangement. Mr. Monoof admits, that 's of the views of thy Spanish Government on this subject no particular *automatic° has recently been received"—" nor any anthemic information of the disposition of other: Powers respecting it. A sincere desire," he pro. feeds to say, " his been cherished to act in cement, with them in the proposed recognition, of which terera/ were some time past duly apprised, bat it w4s understood that they were not prepared for it," Tins emit of preparation Mr. Momaos acenents for to his own sNtisfnction, by supposiog that " the amfaxese sporo lietween those Powers and them Pro. vowels mst;es movement an Writ of less in- trust acid /4mile-trier-it to them then to ut" ithe United States]. But surely 111 r. MONROE 4111110 so fir deceive inuiself as to fancy that the extent of the Adriatic Ocean is eifficient to prevent the Go ',meteors of England or of France from feeling a deep ar.f anxious interest in the affairs of the West ern World, or that it was mere indifference alone which prevented the several Governments of Europe, to which the intenticros of the United States were communicsied, from concurring in the proposed rrcognitioo I When there several Powers agreed mutually sod iodividually to pursue a principle neutrality in the conflict between Spain and lire Colonies, it was usderstoed that this irrintiple was in be meiotanied until the Anal clout of the contest. Undoubtedly it could never be intended that every whet Power must necessarily richly the recognition of the revolutionary Governments until it 'night Please Spoils at any period indefinitely de•tinit to norleim her pretensions of Sowereirty ; but this • • • was s point to be deiermineri as a matter of txpeai erscy arising from circumrtances, and upon whicb it would bd moat (*.noble that the severs! ,Posen of Europe and America trnish! COM'UT, Whether the Goseriimeots of Eurape, in w;thlooldiug their •Matta to the proposal of reoognising the iodepeo. dame of all she Spanish American SW's, under existing circuntstsuces, hare been influenced by indifference of • .1340 of consistency, it- ia -not for os now to determine; but we think that the United Stoles is acting close in thin important matter are somewhat premature, the more especially as eves the Pitasinsre admits that the view, of Spain were not previously ascertained, nor an opportunity fairly afforded to her of entering into amicable arrangements- with her Colonies. The Paten:test says. that in proposing this measure it is not contemplated to change thereby in the slightest manner the relations already sub. foisting between the United States and either of the conflicting parties. This may he very true ; but the recognition of the independence of the South American Governments by the United Stoner will miry easterisHy affect the interests of other Gower memo, end 'epeeist!) , these of the Gnerenatent of 'Greet Britain. Our commercial interests should have long since led us-to recogmse those Goren). •eats as independent. but we do not lament that principle of good faith prevented no. if we now tebogniee theta before the conflict has ems ' el, we shall set inconsistently with our former eisadeet ; yet if we do not recognise them, we distil diqi,ust the South Americans, and give .to the citizens of the United States • complete monopoly of the trade with the Southern Province,. The act of the United States must, we think, have the necessary effect of compelling Spain to close the contest with all possible expedition; and con nected with this view of it, the measure must be received with grateful satisfaction by every friend of hom•nitt ; it roust alto induce the othe► Powers of • Europe to follow the example of the United States .as quickly as it eau be done with a fair regard to the just claims ofSpain, end that it must operate as • greet sod immediate advsatage to the Pro vinces themselves no one can hesitate to believe.— : The same feelings and principles that sctusted the Goveroment of the United States to submit the proposal for this formal recognition of the Southern Provinces to several of the Powers of Europe souse time since, as is stated in the Mssme, might with equal propriety hove iallueocad-aibris shine Gores meet to have pursued this Pilastide three years sioce; sod however imeonsistrat wipe system of neutrality which the United Stetes &hosed to pur sue such • measure aught kave harieootidered then, r tome Nem_etvirdt tr:be:tet,present, very little • Ily to the interest, of humanity in general, 4 7f 1 ;Colonies in particular, avd eta n to those of tYR Mother Country itself. The stsbjeti will form an iutereeting topic fur discussiov to Parliament Otte the •poswent Atom. The himiaters, wr trust, will be prepared on the meeting of the two Houses to state fully their views of the gunnies, mid to in timate the toresures which they may thiuk it ad visable to adopt. The Paris Papers of Saturday, which hive been r tftleived at our Office, contain 'no further intelli-• :rase respecting Turkey and Ramie. Taro Homburgh Mails hese arrived with Papers to the 3d instant. The Continent appears to 'be deluged with stuck-jobbing speculations. The following estract gists a list of 'event/ of them, in ~which the sooner of e. eornasericenseut of basil. lies between Turkey end itossia ii represented as "sine.of the aurstprotuirreut s--- .Nturcil 27. " All tlialtaggirti•lhat or* iu circulation here yea- . . ton* appear in have been nothing more than sew • insoostions of the speculators in Government seen- . Pities. Immense sums were loot—liat now tbat 4 the: jobbers byre gained their object. sic State paper. 'begins to rise to-day. The 11“111 put into viktglaa-, "ewe yesterday was of no ordinary kind ; it was ne-' tosoory to bring forward something extraordinary, 'in order to swindle the public, who bud been to to deceived. Some said the King of France was denet; when'. not satisfied with this, added the Duke of Bourdeaux; others again affirmed there had been a general roarascre of all the Austrieo troops in the kingdom of Naples; sheer, who were more moderate. made the house of Lefitte, in Parte, atop payment ; lastly, it was said that the Tusks, invited with excess of arrogance by the di•aili of their furanda ble etwmv, Ala Pardus. had attacked the Hos simile, and so that war had actually commenced : tbir latter statement seemed the moat probable, and was believed by many persons, all the other sc. counts were appreciated us they deeerved by all. reflecting people; ouch False statement, !Amy teach the public to be on their guard against similar ma chinations." Jamaica Papers to the t 6 h February contain no intelligence or any general iiiiereat, Considerehle omelet, is felt, and very rivturully, as to the issue of the contemplated inra•urrs for throwing oiru the trade to sod from our West India Colonies. The Bill for eettoblirbitie sin uniform syttem of bankruptcy in the 'Jotted State+, r•a• negativrd on the third reeding Ili thr lime& of Itrprreridriivre oto the lit.h lost by a majority of 47 ; the nuubr re being, Are 74, Noe, 99. ...- • • . • • _ • ti k ' ar f •••• ••; ) ,A 44 Z2. t = Zit THEATRES. • ItleltTon'll comedy of A Care fur fra:fiiiitifi Ache urns ;presented la.t night, Mi's 'CuligsaiD appeared for mlie first time in Jassy °Wands. Her person and voice are in healthy fl I I %ON -with the pan ; her percegtion is clear, if nut extliixive; end a prettier example of en at podia couldSearcely imagined then her perforawitatit.tbrouglieut. Me, ILLISToN performed !Veal Kapid with unabated *owe and vivinity.. Mr. Mutrocw threw the Customary glow of manly affection. 'n i n e t y' wil l the whimsies! teudenciei of Imbil,•into the ciisinieiq of Old I; apid. Mrs. Ostia& enlivened (impart of Miss Vorie.r. aid gave the harsh amid modiA humouiv of it more r.finement than is wo n t t o iss i Bern mingled with them. °Arne sequined self well in the loaf ob—it is one of his b.et chaotic tees. Every body knows how excellent KIIIG NT is in gauntry boy., especially Frank Ilatia•tds.--The wew afterp.ree of Altnarun gad Hamlet swot .ff better than on the Aril ; the machinery work lig with fewer impeding accidents, the ituee•ce INS mote omiequ‘rocal. The song , ' by Hilltt.BY mid Miss l'ociu were rapturously encored. Mr. Coopas is ieeamir.y good in the staiety nu witualisies of Hanes, and well the working of 'moans' and selfish ambition in is strong tont de. paved mind. Mr. PRIMET is not so well titled lair displaying time )romp of Eastern allegory, sod • She seise observation might he ami n lied to one or two other itotances. These defeetq are,. however, made up and overlaid by the contlthmed effect of ,imprassen setatimeot, iut.reatilg situations, and frequent changes of beautiful and etell scenery. • We must again commend the aeragliovirden scene, with the tonotain playing neer eirelerliof hydraulic 'lamps, as one of the hest and most gr.dify4 Untamed of ionic cootricitufa• • '• THE ADELPHL • bat aithe a very nwaseresso saitience witor•sed Mr. AtIMANDItri interesting and egtvanr.litisry 'display of velige4o q uinn. : oat i,!fi . t )g e powers the illusion is produced. arlwther las mune have supposed) bola the catmint delicacy the err. which enables the ventriloquist 440 taut** radicle ler sounds, or whether front the iteCaliar'entillfrut bon of the larynx and the vocal ~oitanti; ftojn whatever coasts the faculty a proctored,, cerisirrit to there is no eshibition of the of noun which rzeites se much wonder. Bat indrpendest of the powers of ventriloquists), Wide?' he eirts)tily carries to the evilest einem. /11i. csai gtkohaa possesses considerable dramatic taloa couirc humour and great vivacity serve snotetialfrto /trial'- . ten the pl derived born his eittiatordisary art. ' In the adventures he has selected fdi,ihe : of his powers he has introduced a witutisilif di d jokes and pupil which cacti. conga* laughtgr. , Aickelas, the servant of dislesasaw Miaow,' an an valid of his own nos king. (Catriaarblabarious singe- • - daughter,. aimed to Captaiii .1 1 §14, 1 4L ii:dashi n eg young officer oil the home seitice,,tip-Simm alwis most ardently attached. In the MGM or the even ing Mr. ALSZANDOIL personated at au-it us times each of these individuals; he held tkilogue% with each, imitated their different tones, and the tepqlity with which he (Weigel, his dress is really artneittli ing. Perhaps the Moot successful insibit . et the human voice is the squalling of Newer Pildliaiy MhtillNYS, on infant in the arm., with a Sur vow* for tragedy, but who unfortunately cannot be seen' in consequence of the intervention of s cradle.. But that which seemed to excbto the seealtot merriment was the repreoentation of the venous stages of a re gala tet-to between the Alderman dog gibe. tongue. and her Ladyship's favourite cat f4ripo. The snarling and messing of these domestic enemies ware true to nature. Indeed, their was to pale of the entertainment that was not loudly ainolitetkod, *oil (loin beginning to end the interest is kept'up' Without interruption. On lintentey eTeDiiig his Me.reser had s weed music party in the grit room in • the .P.tluce et . Brighton. Messrs. WW ... 1 43sirerr, VAUGHAN, HAWES. Milker GRAL, and Mr. J. B. Sstat. awns some charramg glee,. 'At the King'. chive', Brighton, tojila•inurr %today, the service was augmented , .tlre a 'gency or his Majesty's baud, - ,4his„eaute ea the occasion ,or the eCoweErfkM 4 Hl of the chapel. Mr. J. B. SALE sung 4 ' rhe Terreptt stroll soused," arcompanied on the ertithiwt by Mr. SCHMIDT. Mr. VAUGHAN and Mr. W. KNYTETT song the duet, " 0, death / where is thy shag ?" Master Gest sung " Bat thaw dada mot leave hit sOld• in AO." The coaclueson was 44 The lied- Nrjah Chants." The prayers were read ht the Deco of HumsoaD; the sermon by Doctor Pssasom. The Princess Ant/vir* dined with the Doke ■nd Doclwse of Ci.attenen on Monday it Bushy Park, on her way from Frogmore to - Limelon. Yesterday the Duke and Duckett of Q LOU CIS*III. . visited tor Princess. tier Royal Highuess rude . itet with the Duchene of GLOUCESTER. Lord BELORAVE entertained another distinvork. ed part_ at dinner 3esterdey at h►s I►ouse iu Groove nor-sq ware. The Earl of CaAvits and family are arrived in Paris. Preperations have been commenced for the erec tion of ■ new theatre on the some site of the our destroyed by tire iu Philadelphia last year. It is calcolated that the silver lead mines now at work its t:ornwell, and others shout to corn ntesice,will. in • few years, raise sufficient silver for the sue of the. kingdom. At Sir CHRISTOPHER UalMßlaa ' statu►r io.that county. a plate of s►lver has beets engraved which we►ghed ►►ewly 400th.. This mine produces two, sod sometimes twee such pieces a month. A strata dead bee been fonnel on Tidenhant Cheer, bottled.% on the Forest of Dean, in Glou cestershire, which is likely to afford an abundant supply to that district: A lead Mine is also disco sewed on Gallows Hell, .bout a marler of swth-we►t of Cheiestoo. The sioeslare one fork... isrig id the : Coal fad lead *WU. . I PASIIgINABLs movrirsNrs. TIN Duke of Devonsbire pestesday In, Mg seat, Oslo. worth 1)erloahlre„oo a tear. His Game as ekpectod le lure ea fiatairday neat. The Duke of Poitllnd his left omen for Newmarket. Ti. Marquis and Marchlioness of L.owliion have ret orate! to tows from the East of Esata'a ..at, Cesioutinry Park, Vela. The Earl of Bridgewater has arrived is town from his sett, Astor..lge, Herts. Ilse Earl of Dartmouth his arrived at his honor In Borkeley•ailosre helm his sr at. Ssodwelf HMU , Stsffird.hire. Tim Earl and Deaoters of Clabearly awl nuke arrived on Monday income at the Clareadutt Hotel, Bead street, Earl and Coaoless Oreerr., Lied Althiselo, and family, kfil.Winobleaun yesterday Cu the tale of Malit. Tlott ,Earl and Countess of Plymouth base waved at their bowie is' Grotorenor.setiare from a !gat. Air {Vanilla Keppel, Bart. has arrived in lowa from B. iitsilsa• Dima4ll, Prot, sod family h•ve sircissol at their istormia in billauchesterdsiforme Ivpon their 'cal, tat. Leeward% Hill. seer Witidour. I}. Elveaforsli. Eng. has left his house io Grosvenor-aired ler hi. seal, blister Halt, Eases. Ganeral Batley has armed at the London lintel, Athos. rearle.street, from Gerromity. Mr. and Mrs. Georyre Lane Fut base lift Tbomaa's Hotel, Berkeley-square, for Newmarket. • • 24317111 71.INSDAY. F • The Christ's fioepital and liridewell boys, het seven her trod in number, were admitted pmerAar Maesioss Horse arrunlisw to annual Trefoils, to are Hannan I.all, biill.risoir sad other stale apartments', with' in@ ramose's., and deeriratione as Stied up f,r Ise grand fete giver, on the pretading dry. They swathed with /lasts mastrrs, •beadles, and now% through all theapartm►nta, with whirls they were 'sickly grasinsd ; after whirls tbey parsed through lies greed sairow, where the lord Sl ayer, several Alden,. ii, the Sheriffs, Chsealterinin, and she Lady Illasoress and many ether ladies, were sitting. Or pawing in rot.iirsi each buy, recording Ir anctTat cartons, received from the hands of il.e . Lard Moyer a shilling or sixpence, &reading in their respec tive nnru►, with. biiii,•nd a ;glue of wife to drink his LiirJ, ship's basiib. After ibis (ereasury was 'war, bit Lordship. the ♦tderasea, bava., dm. retired to she Vermilion portoer, Ithaca they parierik of an elegant trinities', and after. ward. priieeeded in slate to Chnet Chords, Narpte.streitt, . le 'war the /trial *erasion, which was preached by the ficv. . Deis Goddard. PRDESTRIANIMM. I. Tit following is a linievieut of the wundPrfol feai of jvorlrotrippi.m p.rformed by Mr hereaterorts. iralldieg. in tee hours •ndsob immures, up the Cruydua toa a d -oli thot td luauut :+ ise. • Mt et., bharenaii. 114,,,g wis sho h, " Tlat swan t is loot Wont), . Ate t*i aril' Ibe leril toiamtbig It ', tail dor 0.; . lst ibtifuroirdii... ___ . re She siblitt itati‘urtits earth, 0 it,m lb* aroma* dairy 1 s tub/0 . 4T, of atifitr bans; and Apt its 1011/ uf niuietioitt thii tnenth "iv evra atioO, it nearly inqrail Inch inure than' it' has rs by ram i indeed, aciptitiltr4l . tram the eraporntibe deer- I • .ilat faits is, thil nisei op balfon loch toidrpth of frn thieves tCw..R4ihig bad bat a fear days north '. lied ensfeffif rods Ihrinsibilat poe tilicoinii old *laity, re will be infertatita Mille grwor OK.* reef • in py, of tbfir ribsri 'lido , ti t i roilly, AIN *Old oa tfie t ly . pcove fetal tis 'Kt' ' '‘' The atibuattfeetk 'lid 'Alpgii - - ' Ibot4iie tone :wil)(10";;or otion . yilr '' ' *if We' 4OA 4' F , scant snit 6 lunar bilis:44A •• S I • • blautit,'ani lit rules uf n Ind, tir da)uoi. Ilficli I • "edarifil, simeili,' 6 friiin 54r.,, / 3 fioio WI tois I • "AI Out Gum the It Wine, Aommod:.adowsble :to send • part of the Waterford militia staff for the protection of Curnigillinere House, Iftk*pianctlY mairsion of the Macqpie of. Wa rvj olte tbd ct yhty Water_ . foitc—( itererford rake./ * • , Good Rattly woe observed in this city with .11. due dettitiere 'bast 'Midges, who are now here, and the Slay Corporate. attended the cithidrol In ibefth4oqn, scercely be .beliceed, that daring tyre priforms'nce of aivine . service a reipettioble of. this 64, oho was standing near the p p . it. was robbed of hi. porket.boalt,Containing arm& of 40/. with which the thief get clear off; We beer likewise that ma Satorday morning a spectattiCia the gallery of the Crown Court had his put*gt picktd of ito/. ! (Gloucester Journal./ We feel sincere regret in stating that great an- Siltibroe prevails among the work-people at the iron winks in Ikloommatlivlnee and Suotb Wales. on scoutoot of the low rate of wages end want of err on. A reduttion from es. 4d. to Is. 9d, per ten sea taken phier, and several handfed people are eat of work in consequence. These redactibial„, . however. we understood, are absolutely necessity enable the Proprietors to carry on the works at all. Yesterday so'nnight (Assize Smoky) considerable arlisstion was caused it Moinnouth. ny.ihe snivel of Mr. 'Awls, of Llaiiiblo, she contfautoder *film %V est h/orimouthshire yeomanry iiisolry, in order to get his attendance thspeosed with, his troop having been suddenly c,slkd Out to preeerve the peace at some of the iron-works on the hill*. tee active Magistrates (the Rev. W. PotOit.t., Vicar of Abergivermiy, sod J. 1-1. Alooutunus, Esq.) likewise left bloninnoth. with the sanction el the JU DOC, before the Gaud Jury was discharged; sod Government boring been applied to for troops, rides tochnorist off the Scotch dsrys lb as rivet! its this city, I ,orbere.they expect to remain, to be in readiness &could their assonance be celled for. But up to the West accounts so commotion had taken ',lace to reader fore ign aid illetio ry.—(t iloucester Journal.) place, trampinni woo Hot tottfdrod to to loads politic. .., • • The Lords of his /*skates hese granted further extensioo .of t$ sr— tem to the port of Streusel, .by the peisiltiye of bonding West India HIM. The report published about three t'tbu ago. that the Choctaw Indiana hod ittlissi use United Staten' surveyors, is centrdit> et Putt 'CilibeetiPtsper.' The Editor says theritlo Milalecord of the Choctaws ever havingiblfrit • Ake duns within 'their territory. Their pie* dlejlailtiosi ie iteuretbisl.—.(Neto York.rap . fr.,/ Latter, from Lisbon, doted the lipb lase. state Nat in the sitting of the Cotes of shades% the Committee 9 f Tvrelte, sispolottd to tikleelotocoesi. _derotion the fits& of the relatioas *tweed Portugal and Brazil, made their Raport..whict,resi wear monsly agreed to. It ravoiIIIMPIMII. 110001( tat r moderate courilimory aersogenterits, shot seders be dispatched, directing the Prince Royal hot to leitv.l Rio Janeiro, and to reinsiu thek -Until' tltelgtolOrnl. organisation of the kingdom he * xoto Orb , d. Tits Fun es.-. There werogreet Illarterstioos yes terday morning. Console began. st /TM 79 for money cud the amount, end 'l9tt frit ev, lint aftersards wire done at 781 Cot' iliney<itod 7Q tur May. The news is not so warlike as wskreporied, sod should , it after all tern wets hew atimunt., which is now very likely, the futubs moo be stilt better, as there were same very . - gisnit (orbited men buyers. Foreign Sticlif' eh, very flat, but little doing in them.. Meiji. uninin.:l prices. Spanish 66. Danish**. ilisighiee.B7/, The Report of the crincludthit dart ifbsnani nation of witnesses on Saturday In - the/Mae It!ip . .ypeo v. BIRLIT, at 6'ocester, hasher* received. The witnesses estareirred were. Jobe Vsewooes • Jessre BIRK LIT.. Jilts fhwni;lll4. SMITH, 'JOHN BAILIE, WILLIAM 1301)%14 it; SIMPSON, THOMAS STTAII. J. Ot.t.iiiiVitOr:lllooDivoce, and several others. Their testicomy elischwed nu thing new. They were chiefly inhabitants of him' - cheater on the 16th August, end deposed to the shutting up of the shops, and the alert frltt by thenotlres and their neighbours. itt elinillocipence of the meeting pf that day.. At sin lecluck , the Court adjourned t. Monday mortars'. - On the morning of thel3d M i ttseli tilt; the pose r conveying the mails fray IlkiihkAide to Minn egrekleb was attacked, 4041M:ittlesi near Stontael deestitse, by leer tomb mewl. 1606 fietel., w hv, : dragged him few 'bit to ot ?, gash the , • the entir, A reward the d ~f discovery Mid appeeheasiebef gel et the ofkiroders. Mew • Elettist. Miles Milletre. Tv ` n --, •••• TOTRILLFIELDS kAIII, • ; -1 • i. 14 111 - + • - ai 8. • .... .... :. 11 . 11 - t .• - • . .. e, 111 14 MM. Irmo • , 11 ' 1111 la 9 V 11 mit robberies and other depredations, as harlissawifidnso9llW 9 gat • , The Alegre west spat 'Oda Orly alt Willett tj, ______ , in the booths mid psiblic boosts,. tfrating-roolni,., ' pie Wlf I drill Rit : persona of every .den empties, pith...ion, and a . i who, upon tbriereseatlng tbeirishares, westitoise ' •,. bat at se arise -Itosiie is lb. 411111slitti. and ad . . • .s.m.et sm Aleseorologieel Journal for March, hoses is an arijosiing street, al two &clock 'in ' ' - - '. , Vet* Itt the Obtravetatry of the Acacleasy, . lg. they foetid GM ate Pillaging we! rpAb„ 'noel , : were doily dollop * die. Seem wife grit 5:••;4 1111.11.014 was dielogals9ed - by lei. • l r j 'a a r i me" " (111 ." 11(11 . 1 "W '4141 Ate' laraiesi' . aa * 11 / 41 ranainetlitiliant _ 1 *simile ' .'' hielt' temperature for the beginning .if ' . . , *prieg, 411 i Sitilkli the haronte . tteha• flactomed much, and r TER MVRDAR r ms. I...terioni thirty rhe lige*, the' mein renter' iloterithstatidlng " , :- -c.„ .., . .the prhoilehie of pitons V. W. atilt W. trial, who high. • The Magietraars of Ifoittowspirdaw palm • . 3.1911141, "There hate bees .esersl hoer Mud, before snorts% bnt • 'received IS biter Gone the dlovenawrof sat one of them was injurious to task tooling sad lbw early • viol, in ceownpw.we itf private lefeentirtiew, alas hlossorns. The 11/11011tufli teniperstare 'of the atr or *event - i• that prison with the ebetweereied horrid - The stsysthis *oath, a aaequal to 1111 itor 'Owe tallish days. • person clowild wan appiebenihd ow the U the •' The mean tensyenitiire 11 opei:ille 04 deje.liigiter than i weeder fora lnitadary essieilled by hits swam .before • iit last March. and 6 deg. Lieber than the eillli of Ildreh • la the comity of Surrey, fee wiliall...nde be flied for the last aura rows, and shout equal to pi - mead( of . at the the buffs" Aisne, net es.ol.llllp•Anuoseine„ any e y• the April'lltostba fur that period. gyring *stet h 11 . dey. tie 91 snarlallss, sorsollumisd alsolis9f 19 e PON big*, flAn'ai this tome bit year ,• therefore, vie 'deed lie be repaired to this 'petwili, *here a' poittalloanarpittbanW lENNl 4 . atiptiA4l"st 'or forwordi,e-s of the sprinr,espeeilifti wiliew we Pisse, but *Mt trategra 1s 16c 101441111111411414214111eca0ff-:. . 'tis alit resihiiir state 'of Ilse earth. tion the *Neat Amite was wet soffitren sobs Was wilrlie. ...- ... ROJIAH CATHOLIC PEERS. The t"l"ipg extroet appesred in -a -London Paper, Jaisuary it, 1701 / and becomes peeuliady interesting sitithis ancrinest,i in convenience of Ms. Owning'entree, that be Wilt, min the 301 h rf A pill, move for leave. to bring •in a Bill for repenting so much of tbe.bOth of Charles IL as goes to exelisdit Catholic Frets floes their seats is the [loon er Leeds: -w • , . , 1 i s "'" sactlate, 1111111.4 Rt 14. 1797 / A late pailicaiiiin Lord Munisionorres'e. k 4. 1 tire loth, orders of tl Noise, of • Lords, a-entwine 1 Ile. fallowing. interesting anecdote of the Rum en Catholics of England :-.. . • . 'A. It is prescribed by an ender, the twenty-dot . sprit) the English. rail. that Illre. U•stil chill Itto‘its.'h !posed by any Bill, or otherwise, epos lily l',, a, : with s penalty in case of ',fuss', te.lore their pierce and seats in Parliament, or the liberty.of debate* thmsin." • .. The order,-was framed on the 30th of April, 1675, three years before yhe Codsolics we* dim ghled from sitting is P- kri%ed the Holm el ron•rit or . proviso iii , . . . dies Ist Novelaber, Ilt; 'Aline it shook! still Dispel)* have been flimsily, as %. by the sovereign and Act of Perhineeakl'; ._._. ',pests, is Sainiessil spd it proves slilfs;11111s House of Lords ssgssisi tholie Peers: • eireositSsnee the Duke of drawlid, feelings and sensibility valuable Mompskp..tillich irrity. - • This Art yes passed is ennessieenee eti ii i e t4tl!ipal perjuries of the amiantus* Tiles Owes mad Isai • v :1•1_, ,°. PuLieitt 7 t TOTR' .FIELDS fAI turf ParPitmen'. toy a I.w which Cogisinoasa, on ow:04- !srli et the Duke of York, dr k tlt eel eft/4001'4 eau too the tog, wad Derr it hes in effect. . peratoomit '4lbia Bat thhr - • os`ft4 ty of the Ibigkeet eat . 'het extreme rdifietswww 4 ort the etclusion or ottenee touch dwelt A l y I, who hes recce. - y epee th.t eccw ch be has I 4, i _ _,.' 1 11 • ~.. re in.i ail: ~- P!i, ' ti% : r rh leti r 4 i'. MY* ref. .rtb' Orr,' ur G Of acre --+~ f ~.~ t V ',4/4 i?