The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-02-25 00:00:00

1 ••• _ • aisp- - "" F igr .- •--"" PASHIONABLS PARTIN& V : N -- . The Dohs 41 Illealiteas estertaleed a petit! Amer yes teed" as his home% Gromiewarnipare. Tie llerebishiesa of lona wry had mother eigganst said prepare Frilly wake, at tur house is Aellegesantamt. The Earl a Moist., estertained a large poesy al dowser yeassregy, at hie lama is et.lasseglewyeare. The Earl of Miwirlseses tageresioird • select party at allw on yesterday, at his buses la the Shablelavd, St. Jaime& to the mew* bet Ladyibip had a .melt pasty. lard sad Lady Kist esteriaised on Saturday Land Rh. 'import, Sir Warp Robins., Mr. Deafen, Mr. Ned Mn. laessedy. Has. Illi. Smith, Mr. !kashmir, Miss row, Miss Versate, ice. at their hawse le Diarmairmi. J. O. Laratatos, Seq. 111 P. mire as elegise' retertalisswal yesterday is She Doke of leases, the Earl of Settles, Lord Dare, Lord Doogasam, Lord Althoff% lard Ebner 's*, Lord liersambj, Lord A. Hassilige, Sir H. Pergueow, Bart. Mr. Breathes, Mr. Cnevey, Mr. Bassisosi, lee. at his bong is Cleirelandrow. The Awilfessoder a the Hatherlaads miertaise • Amis. Iceland party ihis day, sad soother party in Sonaley seat, at hie Woof Whitebait:pima. The liareirieriesa of Larkin will give her Seel mei fair the stoma shirr stain at Lesedows Home, Redid/y.- 0 2"A' Comm and Orowlms IL A alissiondlelabed s dietisagelebed . p o st posersday et their boom ha . Commas Liana graiortelmed d= l :7 l4 o;f s aghlowables yeas's* Merlin at her hals4VollllWAry.forret. Mr. arid Ni.. Nap we- 04111MIS:beirds of ievitstios for a pasty as amide, NMI "" ' Tbe p =s o w :4ft Nall We'd curds of lovisaiisa for a tins. The ' . ~eN,.44 Has Fin Club was hfld ea Saturday M Carell Allsragarlwalreet. Dal Grey presided: is his riefiteNSigat the Earl of Albemarle, us his left Earl Gaper. Am*, other dratiosseiabed person worst ware Lord Robert ilaisiner, Mr. Cake, Sir It. Femmes, Bart. Bit N. W. guilty, Icc. Ste. FAJIHIONOLII NOV BM a NTSI. . ~.. .....i --...—. %am* &skif IMO left tows for Melbas Wimberly, biersiershire. The Bishop of Mod family arrived ea Friday at = Wane.'. Hotel, treet, from the Pante, Ireland. Lord Nmprat ' ar George No feat le ft Reddirh's Ho tel, Jeverge.soreet, 'Saturday, fur their seat is Bucks. kird George Lam* left tows us Saturday to joie his re. figiesgt, tfulirlt tamers, at Deal. Departores from the Royal Hotel, Si. Janses's-stvert:— Cense Litileasle, Seq. asil4lo. !;wart, Eaq. for Liver pool; joins bia.t, Esq. bre Puna; sad the Rev. C. Core, for &kJ. Arriwa's at liwilan's Hotel, St. James's-street :—J. J. Asko, Esq. sad Mims Laura •' J. Wallin, Esq. sad Mrs. Walker, sad Mies Hurst ; T.S. Gooch Esq. M.P • Wm . Ginn, Ely. sad Mrs. Garret. Eh-parterre from ditto:— lard Suffield; T. Whitmore, Esq. M.P.; sod Sir Thoisma Wissinnton, Bart. M.P. H. Linguae, Fay. M.P. has left Thomas's Hotel, Berke ley.square, for Helton Mowbray. Arrivals at Read's Hotel, Laser Gfosvenoroitreet :—W. S. Lowsdra, Esq. god Mi.. Low•dea, from their Drat, Wad dimities Hill, Burks; soil Tempi* West, Esq. from Bath. Deparigars frugasiiisbs—Sir John Frederick, Dirt. Cur his war Ow wood Part, Sorrel; J. Shstilewursis, Esq. for Chel- Upham ; W. H. Hawses, Erg. fur his seat, Brick Hill, Botta; sad Rev. Dr. Hooey for Orford. Arrivals at the Waterloo Hulot, Jermyrwitneet : —Op Sa turday the Marquis of Lothian and Lady Isabelle Eer from Pitts ; aid Mr. sod 11n. Sad Imes ohne net Is &saw. D. priors* from distal—Mr. and Mrs Barring:au Price rue their sent in Surrey. ~.... v.; I. BRIGHTON, Famauhaw 23. Pier Royal Hu ho., the Princess Avows. accompanied by May Nary Taller, arrived at the Palace un Thuraday eftessue. The gene day, the Marquis sad Marehiosess of Gidlord. 'ley, sod Lord Hetes* arrived at the Palace. The bidosaif Detect resumed ea the mama day. Misarriesty, sorompesiet by she Vriecees Aegis.* ansi• Lady Mary Taper, tont es airing yesterday is en elfes hedge so the Lewes road. . Genet isessectsiesee bawls, resslied ban the emplormest of the Royal choristers Is the service at the Pavilion Chapel, pseticelarly as it seepage, the suessieece of Mr. itiewood. thaseilrreen will. steer se.inerriew, he superseded by re vises Wisideels beloegieg to his Majesty's Private Band ; end Ms. Gutteridge, she is. regard, bed the hameoier of beim' appointed to that establisineret, reside at the ape. Molly ill the fashion of thefts's sseetelskel et st pahills ball sad tapper, given se Weeder, Ovelekba, by Mee. Fits. heftier., at her &rpm seslisere. Tips B«1 el Egressesit le hetereetieg hisseelf k homer of ear ensuing races. A ace course is sheet we he termed, sod eseaseres will he takes to bosun, all feesible echo( am next year's sports. Yesterday divine service was perforated to his MaJecte's howbeit!, at the Felice iu Pall -moll, by the Rev. F. W. Btountari, The Duke of YORK attended the early p yesteoday morning, at right o'clock, at the C - ul Royal, St. Joes's. His Royal Highness en lugdivide service at the rou t e pla c e a t t we l ve o'c . Alisock's beat ball will be ow Wedowday omit. Mr. Coati- will lead to the hywaeoetil altar to. morrow Lady ANN KIPS'S', second daughter of the Earl of Auitotasta. The ceremony will be performed by the Bishop of NoRWICM, at his Lord ship's house io St. James's -equine. The Earl and Countess of Moro are at present at their beautiful seat, within seventeen odes of Dublin. The whole-length portrait of his Maiitsre, pilot ed by Sir THOMAS LAWSINCE, for ht. Holism-as the POPS, has been sent to the venerable Natal; by the !Surplus, and io every point of excellence it mill atarid a comparison with the most celebrated treat of the old Masters. Mr. ROSSI'S KEITH DOUGLAS, the wooly-op. Pointed Lord of the Adasirolty, is the youngest brother of the present Marquis of QUISIISMMULY.. The ringing of Wiucheeter Cathedral l Oa Monday night last, announced to the well-pleased inhabitants the arrival of Lady MILDMAT at East- Cate House, after • long absence. The Covent-gorden Theatrical Food Dinner will bm the aid of MATBSWS'S incomparable talents on wederaday next , at the Freemasons' Tarawa • be Is ar rived is tows from Isis oorttarvis our. and linieght with hiss se additiewelpertioe of wit awl Inmost to oohs., the •ftlel meting. The Hail is Smog up aith elegant sari Persists devices, which will sorrowed the best esaa ""att. amprath which the illastriuss amino'. .b. oar e d. We bear bearthat Astwou, the Lancoshite mai. ille korroa .o.- —. -• - _ t 'ellroed the Doted iforkthiaomareer. &LAU for 00 , gems., It will be recelleeted that BILIL 41 % WI at Poutefract, on the list of December itgt. k~'~'►--~.-. ^.10.• - ! :rte. rte: wet OW rO ,O Wis DRURY-L.iIVE rnEArRs. A . Mak opera, in three seta, enf piieo ne ref& Sou, roe , t. or the Fireter's Se, was at • this theatre on Skterday L I. 41. The plot of Ibis opera is chiellt tetattemkgitai i posiegg pdociples of two rasing ladies, daughters sit who differ is methanol respecting the nineties ite nom. existence of oho wrier passim.. Rosa, the elder, wills abroad with the Grimed, has bees mirsiculuisslY rescued from the 111111•411 a the enemy by the Intrepid bravery of it 'wag Mintier of fertilise to whom Ate devotes she life he presemoil. The yens egvediner, 104 velhomentlysippsonstbeiroitios,mpootwo pr imirrimaostre oast of fewness ea the portant', espinio,aoll the lbily at the seam amoebas to paeseaphione mae.• Tie latter employe ovary srpiimear is fawns, of her motimease, sad .very denim is order to oneaseenet, If poseible, hat sta nces anagionem, all of whisk movie apse bersolf, by Bell being betrayed iato on affection fee the kerlivideel against whom her shaft. are ainsedthe identical Captain G•crpe, wader the Mimed character of Sir Charlie Prieu. An ins.. 'leery duel preducea an expneition, caudated, the specolatioas of BA and gives to thegesl of hearts hi. acknowledged do• sniekst. Wle the swims sod the Tsang °Seer are them phonier awl memer-pioning, the remelts liimeral, assisted by his lift primmer *oafs/totem, Entorp 0' Witten, • WO. shire Hibensiaa, east to humanity's would, are relieving the distresses of AO ring., particularly the persecuted farmer, Prandfie,whose estmesieedepeode urea the exertions of his youngest me, Jame, a route, whose muse of alias duty wield homier • mole cashed station lo society. There is me seder pim a kitichioi • rustic attachment bemires Jones and PelOperiab as episode, whirling op the denonesseet by dis matterin4 she hanekere (tire•Captois and Jolted°, anti vesionag to the Perrier, is the perm, of the former, his lost child. This ie 'Unit hf the most pleasing and interesting produOtions . th6 theatre has brought forward fur e long period. The situations in general are hu morous or well contrived, and the dialogue, if not abaeletely witty, possesees much smartness and spi rit. Some of the hits against current politics, such as those directed against absentees, were highly re lished and applauded. The interest seldom tog ged, and all the performers supported their parts with greet seal and ability. Miss Folios. who made her first appeurance on this stage in the cha racter of Rose, is a valuable acquisition to it as singer. Her compass of mice is extraordinary, extending liar above the usual pitch, and is mo dulated in general with great sweetness. One of the most striking effects she produced way an echo, or sudden transition from a very loud to an extremely soft passage, which hushed the theatre so completely into attention, that a pin might have been heard to drop. There is no tribute to the merit of a performer of greater weight or sincerity than this. Miss FORDB has every promise, we think, of beComing an established favourite. She possesses a light and intereetiag . figure, and her features have something of a happy stud contented beauty, which is very congenial to the profession of a singer. As au actress, her mintier is pleas ing and graceful. 'Her debit may be pronouuced decidedly euveraifsl. Madame VISTA!, was pe culiarly loapply in Isabella, end the same eulogy may with justice be Tinted of MVNDIW, FITZWILLIAK, KNIGHT, and Miss POVeY, to the** respective clavicle/li. Miss POll5l sang an air, of simple composition, with such effect as to induce a repetition ; she was in fine voice. Mr. IiARLIT was also encored in a soup, in which some of the technicelities of the House of Commons were introduced wills admirable effect. M r, K NIKAIT'S part exactly suited him, for telskli he his hissarlf to thank —he is die author-of the piece. The" music, which is comprised by Messrs. T. COONS, WHITT/MEN, PAINT, BOON., and E. KNIGHT, is for the most part very pleasiug. Witte these aids, strengthened by beautiful seeuery, she opera of the Veeirient pre mier to have a run. It was announced for repe tition amidst the !widest applause. The house dis played a full and elegant audience. AMATEUR PLAY. The elegant little theatre in Oevreatry has de rived much eclat from the performance last Friday night of Apeed the Pleggh, and The Review. by a body of highly respectable gentlemen of that town and its vicinity. A colloquial Prologue, writ ten by %V. ORMSBY Goat, Esq. was spoken partly by the characters behind the scene., and was con cluded by Miss TnotantLL upon the stage : it was. heard with loud applause. The grotesque, the fif• siouary, butgood-hearted projector, Sir atirelHoody,. was personated with vivacity and hummer, whether lit toying with his mull, or in describing his crazy and childish schemes; among his contrivances many allusions were mode to lacssl projects,' namely, the Seger:posts and moveable milestones on the Whit tington sad Oswestry road—the alterations at Chit k Hill—the Menai hasiging-bridge.-.Barues's appa rota* for cookiog—ssud, when speaking of hi. own Medicines. a complinieut *de paid to Mr. CART WRIGHT, a professional. gentleman in Oswestry. :Viols Mr laiefe castle woo on ere, some isirpeto . sift spilt on the star, which really was burnt ; ' e on further mat er i a l injury was done. ! • _ .. The harsh wind and the dust operated yesterday SKllilial,the fashionabk display in the Parks. Some of the pedestrians leaving Hyde Park looked as if ,st they bud been in • flour-mill. In the drive the brilliant equipage of the Countess of ULCaIINTON traded much notice. 3* materials of skald bridge now standing over the Thames, at Windsor, which is about to be taken dorm for the erection of so iron and stone bridge, according to Act of Parliament, were un Thursday sold by elicitor). The bridge itself pro duced loot, subject-to the removal of the piles 'sod all other materials by the purchaser. It is ex. peeled that the old bridge will be taken down iu a week or two, iniinediately that the ferry-boats from Windsor to Eton are ready. The plettbrm surrounding the Round Tower at Windsor hes given way in several places. and the wall is consequently so injured. that it will be tie ceseary to take down a considerable portion if not the whole. The gene have been removed, and the workmen have commenced digging to the foundations. On Saturday afternoon a meeting of the Board of Trade was held. The Agricolteral ConimittesalMAila Friday, for the first time, sines Its re.appoisiment. ifibe eat, busmen dose was the selectios eta Chairman. and the choice of the Commit tee is this respect has again fallen on Mr. GOOCH. The Raab of Inked will shortly cenansesto to draw BON, at 21 daps Dint, on Londe.; or imam Post Bills, payable is Leaden, fur mow within certain limits not yet, we be lieve, filially determined vu, The Exchange fur these Bills will be fixed at 11. t'l . . .• . . • !lot, MU &KA** ...ft toll • -) • Delp l l Vp'eelniii , - ' Vestetaay. the tali i I &this Insosale.Sersitoo- Mired. Threaas pAmoo l i4 t Hr. CwllitleedAlinised the teiArel s ado ese ed ag e o f MU see eloreet,nne onefeil oniresies. He lospellarli olneeettegiesei, Ist* a wain and affsetioolerefh I ri nr.ohleseeerstkielleels ill . the degree which Mr 1.101 64113110 enshisese 1104 WWII* of pis heath, or lett nerside4 itt leek eie.polithell power, so much consider* led Hamm In society. The large Guinan which he acquired wee • ceemestueseo. sad set the object of hie *dive life, which at every period was dr ooled to the aid anit agrenceeest of those he loved. He died surrounded vrgill‘ggaisils, its the presence of Mrs. Coons sod his &ashlers, the Opiates, of Guilford sod Lady Bur dett, with their talgekg;and LorJ Dudley Stuart, the sou bf his secoua daughter, His illaossiooess of Bute, wig is now is Italy on account of her health. rite ARMY. Friday semaight the 41st regiment 'smelted from the Castle of Edinburgh, embattled at Leith, and sakled in the esetting for Chatham, where vessels ars in modistess to coo s?, them to Madras. Deistchmenta of the IS*, Pith, 51st, 80th, and Psth meats, are ordered to embark at Cowes, on board the Urania transport ,for the Nediterramso. - - • - OXFORD, FUNUJARY 23. We are happy to hear thlit the Chancellor has headed the subeerlption fur the purchase of the Models of Ancient Arehiteciure by a liberal doostioni and we have greet reason to believe that his ex a m pl e will speedily be followed by every member of the University. On Wednesday last the Rev. Dr. Charles Lloyd, Student of Christ Chula', and Regimes Professor of Divinity in Ibis University, was, with the steal ceremony, Installed one of the Canons of Christ Church, is the routs of the late Rev. Dr. Hudson. On Monday last Sfr. Richard Bracken, B.A. Scholar of Queeu's College, uu the Michel Foundation, was elected Fellow ou the same Fuundaiitio. On Saturday-last the folluei og degrees were conferred : Matters of Arts.—Robert Itatemee Paul, Fellow of Exe ter College; Rev. Cheeks Bribe' Oiley, tVadhem Culleee ; Robert Ibbelson Bawl Henshaw, Queen's; College; Robert 'Gosling, flirts, Church; Robert Mallock,Chriet Choreh. fiarholurs qf Arts.—Jolar Ballward, Esq. Benito! College, grand rompouuder ; James Anthony Savage, Esq. Trinity College, gratid compounder; Jobe Maynard, Exeter Cul lege ; Edward Parris New, Fellow of St. John's College ; 'Edward Coleridge, Exhibltloser of Corpus Christi College; Charlie Toukey, Magdalen Hall; Rev. Barton Boucher, Balliol Carte; Richard Young, Fellow of New Collette; Edward Bella*, Christ Church; Blekhant Sweet &rots, Christ Church; George Pollen Boileau Pollen, Christ Church; Cyril George Huichiason, Student of Christ Church; and Henry Sieves, Oriel College. GLEE CLUB. On Saturday evening the principal Glee Club bad a very numerous meeting at the Crown and Auchor, in the Stroud. The officers, consisting of Simms GRoOKRUIDGE. E.g. the President. Mr. HOFFMAN, the Vice-President, Mesars. SALE and LEGTR, the Conductors. end Mr. Secretary CLARK, were present. The following professional gentlemen Mere •Isri present M ersrs.SPO FFORTH, EWAN', GOUI.DEN, J. ELLIOT, HLAcKSURN, MITCHRLMOOR, TAYLOR, DIGNUM, Nllaatl r ORMS BY, &c. Among the noveliies of the evening was a new glee, composed by Humor. intended to have been sung in the piny of The Ttim C:extknien of Verso*. she- words from Samuel:am It was ad snirably sung by Meters. EVANS, TAYLOR, and LUTE, accompanied oh the grand piano forte by Mr. ELLIOT. ft was highly applaudei by the professional gentlemen and amateur present. Mr. previous to its performance, read the words% " Hail, hallisted Fame ! amidst whose mouldering shrine," composed by Earl Moßmo- TON, on walking in Westniinster Abbey. 66 U. Mon that 'vilest abuse," from OMAN, compered by STEVENS. was sung with very tine effect by Messrs. EVANS, GOULDEN, ELLIOT, CLARK, and Lem. " Heahh to my dear," loud several uth'r choice glees, composed by Mr. Srorrorre st me sung, no doubt in compliment to that raincoat composer being present. Several comic aungtweas, sung by Mr. TAYLoR and Mr. DIONUaII. The latter veteran was is eicrileat voice, and had net been heard to reeler suirentage and admiration foe seine lime. ‘ Ittral •azze=madie °' We are happy to hear that there is a prospect of , guriug that dreadful malady the SCROFULA. A number of respectable Geminate, who have paid lung and assiduous attestion to a di y made by Mr. WRITLAM, have dm terwi•ed, if supported by the Public, on making such as mt. perimest as will put the matter beyond all doubt, They pro. pose to take a ember of pstiests wader their care, hi lives.. tigete their progress, and report the result to she public. Surely such a benevolent attempt to remove *se of the most severe afflictions of isisokied, will not tail to be supported at ' • hireling which •11l be held at the Feensessuas Taves. ois Thursday us a,—(Sew Adrertisemesl.) A respectable tradesman of Newport, in Aortas of Wight, named STRATToti, has undirtdotat, far a considerable wager, to run 20 miles in three hour s . A number of bets are depending in his far u . A requisition for a county meeting on the dia. tressed state n; the agricultural interest having been sent to the High Sheriff', that gentleman his ap pointed such meeting 10 be held at the Shirehall, Cambridge, on 'Thursday next. A confirmation of the taking of Callao "rail re ceived on Friday at I..loyd'a, but the event is now said to have petering! an the SW of September, in stead of the 19th as before stated. General SAN MARTIN found in the place an immense quantity of provisions and warlike storm Three thousand men, the remains of the Royalist army, still kept to gether, under General CARTA RAO, arid had retired into the interior, whither they wage pursued by the Independent forces. On Monday last a party of the pier inhabitants of Wioterthing, assembled cod went in seam la of thrashing machines; they found only one at work, which they took and dragged by hand to Shelfen ger, the poor inhabitants of which parish dragged it to Dias, where they left it; the farmers in the vil lage promising they would use no more, they dis perses' without doing any violeuce or mischief.— (Norfolk Caroniele.) ELRCTION OF Disonneoa.-11r. PSII7.LAND sad Mr. MEAVI extern have declared theses/Ives candidates for the representation of Drogheda. Mr. Laws has bees chosen Representative in Perlis seat for Dimity/vas. We Nederstsed, that the nweefsetory of Bombazines and Crapes is this city Is likely to be affected, from the throne 'tepee of these articles heist mew made to e ess id ers bk. 9 .... Mies, la various parts of Yorkshire sad Literature, at • mach loner rate of wages for the weaving than that which paid bore.--:Norfile Chroltiek 741. two •I , ;., •• kitorim nit? cibultsfteltrilitillk • •• _ 141? DAT, rtIDAY, lftllllll/11tY 22. , 1 A LLINOTON HILL. jlte Coursing this day w as e tee ll eat , an d the Coaphis Matches terminated tisrfolkiw • 6 1 : FOR Vitt cou YLEq. • 411 r. Srott's br. b. to best.Lerd Rivers's bi. d. Hisistrpte MATCH F.B. Lord Rivers's bl. d. Raped beat Mr. Redhead's r. and es. de Lark. Lord Dunwiett's hr. b. Eel beat Lord Rivers's hl. and vs. b. &Attest. Lord Rivers's hl. and w. b. p. Rouse beat Mr. Rodney's Isl. h. Nutshell. Mr. Dena's Isl.& Dinah heat Mr.GllllolAara• Lord Rivers's r. d. p. &climatal beat Mr. Northey's r. b. Nita. THE CHASM. RI. Majesty's aloe bounds will inset this day At Waimea Green; sad nil Friday at AshrurJ—each day at ten &duck. The O.kl•y hound, to-morrow at CrJudeld Greeu; ou TbursJay at Molchlmort. Pork ; and on Saturday at Ravens -des Grange. Tim Haabledoo hounds on Fr i day at Stevens Castle Down. The Hampshire hounds to-morrow at Hiram's House ; Tburs each day at lets o'clock. dsy at Preston Oakhids •' and Saturday at The East Saws (us hounds at half-past Ito o'clock on Thursday next, at Pstchsm. The Derby's stag howls% will meet to-marrow at Peuiey, awl on So nrday at Leath...bead. H. JoPier, Esq.'s fox humid* will west all The fidll at Twesty-See Mile.stone. The Surrey fox hounds wilt meet on Thursday at Piclett's Greets, and on Seim-tey at Westerhom. The harriers will meet mussy day. Tim Earl of tkarbronglis fox hounds will meet on Wed nesday at Wickeraley Town, sad us Fridiy at Saudlstek Park—at half-past te n o'clock each day. • The Earl of Harewood's fux hounds will meet on Wednes day at Tockwith, and on Friday at V Ileskelf Wiudwidl—at half past ten o'clock ar h day. • Tho Badawertb fox bounds will meet to mono* at Kil lington, us Thursday at Robin Hood'. Well, sad on Saw day at Dartirld—at ball:past feu o'clock each day. The Hatfield harriers will meet ou Friday at Sandal Grove, at ten o'clock. Mr. Hindi's fox hounds will meet ou Thursday et Kit dlestou, mid on Sattirday at Radbutue—.each snuruiug at balfpast ten o'clock. EXTRAORDINARY FOX CHASE. On Tuesday, the 29th ult. Sir Thomas Mostyn's bounds fouud • fox et Tiogewickemood, and after taking • circuit of the Able extent of the wood., broke cover is the moat gallant style, went through thistles wood, sad made his point to Cladon Pranks. Ile then Ward, leaviag Hits don Elope to the left, by Morris Guise, to iLe brook side, where the Monde checked, and slackened their pace till they reached Padbnry ; they then remised their best pace over Great Norwood field, by Great Harwood, Little Hurwcut, thence to the edge of Walden time; but Repaid, cluddining the come, turned to the right, and faced the open country (which, perhaps, is one of the finest in the world), continued his mote by Swauboura through Hordes village, thence to Ihmtan, by Cubbiugion, aad nearly to Wisg, then turned short hark, and the bounds killed bine in the most handsome style at Abbott. Astop, after • run of three boom sad 35 minutes, meaty noire from the place where they started, yet every hound was in at the death. Upwards of 60 eleottenteu PM the commencement, and only ter were able to see the ternsiostiou of the chase, and to theta the cry of " Whoo.whoop!" was a welcome sound, every horse bring completely jaded, except two belonging to gestleasen, who were au forturiate as to procure arcoad homes. Several known good hunters could not reach within diitet lane, l of the place Aare they killed.—(Ozford . 41. 1 4 1 4. ft , *paw IN THE MUSE OF COMMONS. • ! Tags DAT, MONDAY, IFIIIiVART 45. ORDERS OF THE DAT. Ways and Means; Report—Way. and Means; Com. nsittet-i—Navy Five prr Cents Act.; Committee tht respos— Annan, Malt Tax An; Committee Hocritoon—Supple; Report—. Supply ; Committer— Arms Seizure Inttrusi.ity (Inland) Hill; Second Beading—Population (Ireland) Bill; Second Heading. NOTICES OF MOTION!. _ 1111r.James—To l;keintoeou;:ekietion ...' Petition or Pre. 111.11. coollued m Latires.er gaol, romplamiug tint ilk), )sheet are isvipectetl. Nlr /oho thboru—Naei &dilutes. (to Committee of 1 '. Vvraltece—Appoinlment of Select Committee or Fo. 4disitTrade. MINORITY , Of ita. stair% NOTIoNI FOR • RFTORII OF wen RARR AND FRY, he. OF THE OFFICERS OF THE 11/TT—Fib 22. Althorn, Lord Horse, P. Phillip, G. Birch, J. Hushes, Colonel Purr, Rel. Retail, R. .fubseon, Cul. Itirkfurd, We. porn, lord Jame., W. Resod's, J. C. Deseret, Hon. H.G. Jervoive, G P. Robed', A. iffesete, J. Leyreeter, R. Seiko, Lord '. Preirif, BUT. k A unaril, T. R. Sykes, D. Calvert. N. fmebineion, Dr. Smile, Jones - Crooners, S. Lurk's/lit, W. E. Shure, 1, /s .e J. Creevey.T. Losbitot, J. G. Smith, Hos. It. Clifton, Lord Martin, I. Wytill, Si. ' DeCteapigny,ftirW.Monrh, J. R. Wilson ' Sir R. 11.Stvies, Coloutl IH•rklanio, Ads. Webb, Colonel Guiee,S4r W. Maxwell, J. Wood, Alders'. Graham, S. /Verona, R. W. H'ilkisa, W. Hotcheuroo, Hos. Palmer, C F. C. H. Priam, Colossi TALf.geta. Heron, Sir R. Price R. Howe, I. Holy wood, W. P. Parn;ll, Sir H. Hessen, Hon. H. G. Hobbosee, J. C. —....--._. , . MINORITY •N AA. 111/1111eS MOTION /OIL ♦ *EMU Of TNT ►ANTIaIi- LAiA IN TUC VICUIALLIII4I OF TUE nale.--Feb. 22. Alikorp, Lord Habitanor, J. C. Ricardo, D. Bury, Lord James, W. Ramrdra, J. C. Bernard, R. Janne., Cul. Mears, W. Brareshiun, B. Jennie,. G. P. /tykes, D. Barren, 8. N. Leyerater, R. &hen. Lo►d Berineti, Hire. H. G.Lambina, J. G. Semi, AUKS thr.T. Leonard, T. B. Sloan, Lord J. Charmer. R. Lembiagton. Dr. Smith, Hon. R. Cairmirl, N. Maack. J. B. W:,vill, N. Creengsran, S. Max aseM, J. wdloaena, W. Caraway, Thee. Marini, J. Wilkie., W. DeCrespigil.SirW.Nagest lard %Vaud, Aldermen Fergoeson, Sir K. Normaeby, Lord Webb, Cialmirl Graham, 8. Newman, R. Wilson, Sir R. • Goitre, Sir IV. Piiise. P. HaWisaand, W. Palmer, C. . tuitMtl. Hutchins's, Hon. Kuleirls A. How, J. C. H. Roberta,. W.A. Umainn, Col. Heron, Sir R. Rubies.% Or G. We are assured that the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope has been to far improved, that the expenses during the two year.' acting Government of Lient.-General Sir HuFria Donets, K.C.B. were all paid out of i re frVCIILVS. The r►drnioi. titration of its affatira by Sir It. Dowl(11( Wire great satisfaction to all classes of the Coloutsta.—( Hamp shire Telegraph./ The Barrack Department is to he transferred to the Engineer Departru•ut of the Ordi:a.ice. rua MINDS. -.0,-- the Cocsois left off on Saturday at 791, and Cons rids for account at the same, being is. improvement of nearly one per cent. since Friday. The five per cents. which were 1041 previous to the notification of the new Irian, have been risme fluctuating between 1031 aid 104, which at the present price of the four per centr. with the bonus of the interest already due, is about their value, below which they canting WI, milers the tither stocks also suffer depression. Foreign stuck continues to derive qte advantage from the expected reduciion of interest in the Eng.. funds, and is still on the advance. In Spanish Wade, however, the chi-f improvement has occurred. As that stip. k bears the highest rate of interest, it seems chiefly ► have been selected by the new purchasers, and has in coostquerice risen from 39 to 61, at-which lintel• price it was difficult to obtain one. The above ti the price of the bonds of 1820; those of the new loon are at about 1 per cent. lower. The contrac tors now c e ll the bands at 59, without the dividend, which is nearly equivalent to 691; but the pur chaser is charged with interest at the rate of 5 per cent, from the time of purchasing up to the Ist May, which makes a difference of about 1 on the stock. Frvi.ch malts are also improving rapidly. The Paris price of Thursday was 90 f. 70 c. sod in this market, 91 1. 30c. was paid on Saturday for that stock, with 25 1. 30c. fur the rate of exchaur. Prussian bonds have risen to 891; large quantities of Neapohtsts bonds have been sold at 691; Danish bonds are at 841 to ; Russian metallic at 78 ; Austrian metallic at 76. A notice given Oa Monday, that a poetion of the interest on Columbian bonds, amounting to 71 per cent. would be paid, raised those securities in. rinntaueously from 82 to 100: they have since fallen to 96; but the notice above mentioned heel given gi eater confidence to purchasers, and they are expected therefore to matutain that price. CAUTION TO TIIII PUBLIC. We mention the following circusaslance to show bow mis applied iii many CAMS is Ike charity bestowed on vagrauts. A few days ego a man, soliciting alms, called at the house of • bricklayer at Aylesbury, and was relieved by his wife, who Race bun some feud. I. the evening the sem beggar toads a mond application, and briar told that lut bad been the re in the morning, said, be was urged to call aria throve& distien, not having money to pay for lodging. Bluntly after the brickliyer went to the Black Swan, where be had nut been ' long when the beggar made his eppeerance, aod getting into conversation with him, mortised him as an old ship mate. Thrown off his guard by the joy which people gene • rally feel on aeeidestally inertia, thee* with whom they base long been cooped up in the narrow limits of a ship, this appa rently distressed object Insisted on treating bis old tamps tams with liquor, me him a shilling, and told him be could well afford tt , havleg pined heeetriliree shillings to the corm of the day by his profeasiou.—(W(ndsor tisrrsss ) DISI NTERMENT. !.) b I t•• • De Friday eight, the Sib instant, the vault of the late Thomas Jones, Esq. of Llantysilsholf, WI the county of Den bib, was broken into LI seven or eight sea, with an awn. aery thud surgeon from • neighbouring use at their bead ; the coffins containing the body of the deceased forced epee, then taken outside, tuned upside down, and the corpse tum bled epos die reload. The body having bees interred 011 the Ittb of December, 11120, was of course its estate of great &rim, as appeared by the maims and mull left spoil the rue so lye se Sunday evewirg, notwithstanding the 'mewl rain of that day sod the day Infore, she, the place was viewed by the clergyman of the pari-h and the church wardens. The only motive we hear assigned for ibis out. rage is, that • person, suppoeieg himself interested io 'a will, dreamt that one was deposited ender the bead of the deceased. Upon lb.. roil's of a &word. lied mind, strange VI it soy appear, as attain**, was found weak enough end wicked enough to commit the above outrage. He came prepared with a plember, tissues, blacksmith, &c. sled even two females ere said to have Neu Fresent ! For obviusia reasons we forbear to unties names at piquet; bee es le gal measures are instituted against the patties (who are all well know.), we hope soon to have it its our poser to give them to the world. The exact stale in which the body was rewired to the vault is not es yet aseeraiued, but it is be lieved that the coffins were left uselused. On Tue.day his Excellency W. R. Ilsitturox. E•q. his Majesty's Ambassador to the King of the Two Smuts', his family. and suite, embarked et Portsmourli on boord the Enryolos frigate, Captain A. J. W. Curzon:), C.B. under the accustomed honorary salute, and that slip immediately got wader weigh' for Naples, but the wind foiling she anchored at St. Heleo's; hence, however, she railed on Thursday morning, with • northernly bretze. The Erryalus relieves the Revolutionaire. Captain Thema. DUNDAS is appointed to ate Spence►, 74, guard-ship at Plymouth (not Sir HENRY FiRATHCOTV, as stated on the authority of another paper) ; Capt. ROBERTS (tate of die SAenr water) to the Racehorse, ,Lieui. Lowa to the Apollo yacht. A new first-rate lice.of-battle..hip, to he called the Neptune, is ordered to be built at Portsmouth. The Phaeton frigate, Captain W. A. MONTAGU, C.D. arrived at Portsmouth from Plymouth on Monday, being placed under the orders of Admi ral Sir JANIII H. WHITIHED, K.C.B. The Scout sloop of war, Captain Timm will sail on Wednesday next for the Jamaica station. The Hind. In, Captain lion. H. J. Rona, i. to relieve the Lorne, in the Mediterranean. The John Palmier, for Madras ; Pita transport, for the Cape of Good Hope. with Maj 'r Sroise's company of royal artillery; nod ►evrr.l ndo-r oat ward-bnuud vessels. sailed from Portsmouth ou Thursday. PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 21.—The Plymouth Nasal Club on Thursday last commemoratrd the victory off Cape St. Vincent. • Fifty. four Gentle men were present. Capt. SKINK (in the absence of Admiral Sir A. COCHRAN') in the Chair. Of thy surviving heroes of the day we believe Capt. JAMS! NASH was the only one prevent. Capt. (hoot P(114 commissioned the event, 20, fining at this port for foreign service. The liedwing. IS, Cant. Film. G. TIMMS, went down to the Sou n d on M on d ay . The . Pigmy bchooner sailed on Tuesday fur Ports mouth. with the marines of the Pigo, 74. l o tent. G. RIAD (a), meld the einem and ciew of the ' Dwarf cutter, sue to be turned over to the 4160 w li t the sth of this month five succ ess i ve s h uc k s erivr of an eaitliqu.ke were felt in the environs ofLand shut, in Bavaria, in the course idlest than atety second-. • -it• ! so • .! ;I • V / f ( jt agarmi. a:~ _-