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FOR TITE SUN. ests'l fl) 3' NEW COLONY IN CANADA, 1 00 04 [e ll° 4 011 ei iiit lll t far' p rice ere iv " t oe r 114" .idaY• artie le, Are e- ' Stra in need 11 tliet 0 3 ' 9 10f16° • 6 • IS o a rs ;, PAPISTS'. 1411. Enrrop—N,,t withstanding your landable, St'' ' — "Ss and perseve,ing efforts n de-eoce of ." p r esent I.!;Ntah'i,binent Chnreh and State, 5b0.,11 Amosi inclined ro despair, as no b o * ties (3t g r eat weight in the Empire, except the 4ju iveritv of Oxfocii, have come forward in en "owed and resolute resistance of the daring pre ktisious of the Papists to Political Power. The toodu ct of Oxford on this occasion will fix (-ter \ 1 " , 1 honou r OA the Universily, and I trust that C ' {r► 't►ridge will soon follow so admirahle au ex 1f- 1 (lid not know that your Paper is 4 re- fly S p orted by the Orthodox Members of and did not infer that many of the valtie')le ar.icies which have appeared in it are atti;bqtable to them ; if I did not also I;q: Bench of Bishops to come forward Z,4l ,decision, and effect, when the at% int' c risis arrives, by which the question of the Exist. thee of OUR CONSTITUTION will be determined, I "void really yield to despair.' On no other g r ouuds e7n I account for the extraordinary ' 4 D'thy that appears to prevail among the autho ri4e, d Members of our holy National Faith, and on "o o tltt l . grounds can I rest my hopes, that in the ti "r of trial they will be_ fpuod on their posts, 10 repel the ambition of POPURY with the most decided resolution. A CONSTANT READER. P a ON THE t - NCIPLE of UNITY and MUTUAL CO OPERATION. Interesting to Thousands ! Colony of Brotherly Union ! I t is in agitation to found a Colony upon the ittclent Spartan plan, sanctioned by Apustolical wi t ,„ 4.v. of living in common, and enjoying a com 11/4114y of goods. In this establishment, a, each tlji l labour for all, and all for each, personal pto ile"Y will be unknown, and ail !nit of private : 4 ' 41 , en gen d ered b y an i mperfect nrgarfzation of 4 )eie '3 7 , will be sacrifi c ed at th e s h r i ne of public • t r , ° '• - Hrry this project into execution, a fertile `if land, consisting of some thousands of t , tr e j' 1s on the point of being purchased and ' 36 lndmen and artisans of every sort are in 0, to this colonizati on . We tender the right lof fellowship to the honest and industrious pti.':very .e.cription of people, wh a t e ver be t h e i r !Vous or politi:111 faith. t' , 40 ,' . :“ of fonds will not furnish a reason for w i •jilg any Colonist ; and on die other hand, lie a f un d amenta l l aw o f th i s esta bli s h ment, p ut property may be, by adveninrets, ti 1, 14( n the common stock, will b e co ns ide re d as ght;;; l '' refunded to them or their assignees t'ibaott. { Colony w ill be situated within the hounds „.. 4, e 4 „ t Cami lla, and under the protection and t°4 l of hi s Abajesty's Government. s t. C. "stara, Lower Canada, Dec. 3, 1318. 'eItGLARY IN LINCOLN'S INN.—Lincoln's Inn as f th uittg the afternoon of yestetday. in a state th e ' r ,"'t confusion. airing the last six nioriths s t • ' h atithers of several B trristers and Students 111:; (/i "R the Inn, have been broken open, aiid littered Of every article of value which they vt"s,aitted, The robberies were usually committed ta i l s ', un daYs, when the Gentlemen are, for the tt~fart, t r o ut Ch am b ers , e i t h er i n t h e couti sl;r: n i t 7 am ong their fri en d s i n tow n . Yesterday, before five o'clock, three men broke Ti t : 4 btutlent's Chambers in Old Square.— Iv a I "ntett' thvy got in, their first care evidently Ras . 1 ° secur e a retrea , , case of danger, by r an; \‘'lt • lil "vi', which opened on the leads of the l'r t( , 4li ti With that view they removed the iron e4„,, -: ' 1 ". 1 ) scented it. They then forced open ~itli .press, dtawer, and trunk in the Chambers, Fos; itis ttlintents in gen i ous ly s:r e d lir such put -11,,et s and collected t h e i r con t ents , as well .as th e ' I of the bed, into several parcels, which 5111144 d just ready to carry away, when the ' 11 41) Proa( . 11 of t'te laundress alai toed them. "i.1 1 3 „ - "ti ; precipqa , eiv to the 'root . , and the 1 4 a 41 Wo man immediately raised an alarm.— Att I , lo thent, all the coostaides oh the Inn were tiv„ 4 letr, and they sifcc , e(led in apnrebinding Ce it.Gieves in the Baptist Chambers, Chan- Le t ., wh i ther t h ey h ai l escaped over the toots. 11 1 ,,Y were %vell-dressed men, and upon one of 1 0 ,.. 11 was found a gold watch. It was believed td; a b v• bile that the third robber had totally eseap tei„.;" wd6 seen by a watchman, late in a teat ;''g, the moon shinkg bri , ..lttly, Ca tit intishy It g OVer th e roof of Mr. Bunk Cs chambers ; bles s ‘ ll- ' l ' l l the ittromittion being given, the coesta• ' ()t li ghted t ,, ; _1 and ascen d e d th e r o o f 4ttli'irstiit"l of the fugitive. The nove l si ; , ht col b,it.. crowds of people in the S quares o f the Inn; stt,cete have tint learoed nether the porstAt was ' s f( ll . The articles w hi c h t h e thieves h3ll ~t142-t? carry away fro m th e ch atu t, ers th e y nrek.: (410_11.1.e nut soppot•ett t o b e o f muc h value. — ' leg Paper.) -cI'I4NCY 01. P , PULATIO'.4.—A few nays I,iti':'..eirea. i:o \ o.i. wotiv a , of the . l i c t. " t , sit!ts th Qheett-strtet, .ei.';ghtut), 3ll tame ., of tv W d_ tn: i !, , I , t , " of two, tine girls ;" th e same Komar, , 41 U " g R" l ag i 'l' 1 tine s w" boys. These child:T..l) 4 1 ill , --"0(- deaith, as well ms four others prey - t ,„ - ti ' j)c)ril, rhaking a to! riot eight.which the fA'llei shiiii.""tl,lef, whose rettstogs at presi . nt are but eight (411zq1s ,nteeek, h ave to support, %% 'them na y thiali ;: l 'el : than the pap - livid of the : eii of the , at lye u()ll'ne th eY live in, "41VullIbe. virlii‘h is allowed by (b._ P 0 E T It Y. OW THI Y..4TR %VESTMINSTER ELECTIOT; Ah me! what perils do environ The man who wrote the Notes on BYRON: Notes and TroPes are all now wasted, . And by a LAMS he has been hatted. Oh! I could sing in mournful ditty The ills that threaten this poor City; For BURDETT, soiled to see rejected The man he'd fain have ha,: elected, Swears he'll forsake St. Stephen's Chapel, Because we Wd the vacant gap ill ; And Messrs. THELWALL,PEAtE, and Ammo (Foiled by the art s . of Whiggish Madams, Who smiling sought and pined our plumper', And distaned quite poor EloßßY'S,mumpers), IP secret conclave now determine To g►ve us up as worthless vermin; To leave us, st► ipt of all our glories, , The abject slave of Whigs'and Tories. • But let us hope they do bnt threaten, For we fought hard, though sorely beaten ; Great efforts made to drown the tones Of noisy HuNT and Jonx GALE JONES, We pelted them with mud and stones, And often tried to break their bones; And, to revenge our sad miscarriage, We broke a helpless woman's carriage. And many marks of mud we left on The shoulders round of poor Lord SEFTON; Reform could not be carried further, We took false oaths, and tried at niurther. REGITER OF FASI-iiON. The Marquess of Anglesra entertained the Ambassador from the Netherlands, and a large party of distinction, on Saturda,•, at Uxbridge House. Mr. and Mrs. Long Wellesley gave an elegant entertain- Went yesterday at their' residence in- Dover-street, to the Duke and Duchess of Wellington, Earl of Westmorland, Earl of ShattesbutY, Lord Sidmontli, the Right 1-1011. the Speaker of the Howe of CJmnions, Mr. and Mrs. W. Pole, Al r. and Lady Cato line Macdonald, Colonel Shaw, ,Vlr. Peel, Mr. Vernon, and Miss lilney Long. The Puke of Norfolk lett town on Saturday ; for his seat, Pornbarn, Bury St. Edmonds, Suffolk. The Marquess of Camden left town yesterday, for his seat, the Wilderness, Kent. The Marquess and Marchioness of Buckingham left town on Saturday, for their seat, Avington, Hants. The Earl of Liverpool left town on Saturday, for his seat, Walmer Castle; her Ladyship has left for Coombe House, Kingston. Earl Beauchamp left town on Saturday, for his seat, Mad dersfield. near Worcester, file Earl of Derby has left town for his scat, the Oaks, Kent. The Earl and Countess Spencer have left town for their teat at Wimbledon'. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Saturday a Meeting of the Ne,•• Renters of this Theatre was enlivened, tor 11 , e purpose of hearing a proposition of one of - tbe Sub• Comm►ttee, rela tive to t.►e liquidat►on co tl►e claims of tradesmen and others. At two o'clock, Mr. tALLOWFIELD took the Chair, and shortly stated the object of the meet,ti,-.. Mr. WAND, the Secretary, then' read the Re port the Trustee' -nt the New Renters. It aimed that they had, conformably to the Resolu tion of the last meeting, prepafed the draft ot a deed for the purpose of grinting to the New Reuters their tent-charge ; that they had entered into a negotiation with the Sub-Committee on the subject, 41od though all difficulties were not yet surmounted, yet the business was in a state ots forwardness. The Report added, that one of the Sub-Committee had offered to advance a sum ot money for the purpose of paying tradesmen a certain poundage, on condition that be received security. The security this gentleman demanded was ihe private boxes, the supplying of fruit, &c. and the hiinses and other buildings belonging to the Theatre, until the interest and the principal of hi- d , ht was paid, and that he was to have this interest paid previously to the payment of the annuities of the Renters ; this security to re vert to the Renters when the money so advanced, with the legal interest, was paid. In the mean time the produce ot it to go into, and form part, of, the Company's puree. After some conversation between several of the Proprietors, it was put and carried, that the Trustees be directed to carry this agreement into effect: The Meeting, which was very thinly attended, then broke up. We are happy to announce to our Amateur Readers, that the Descriptive Catalot.e, by WILLIAM CAReY, E,q. of Sir Jowl.? FLEMING LBICESTEkeS Spleviild Gallery of !'aims lugs by British AriNts, wi;h occasional Reit, irks by 'Sir RLCHAI,D COLT floAan. Bart. is published, Rii to be hid at No. 37, Nialy-le-bone-street, Picca dilly,; PANNE F. , Seb, Pa 11.41411 ; and 14 ENKY COLBUHN'S, ; price 7s. 6d.,—Re port sr of the importance of this Work to British Art. On Saturday the dispatches were closed at tile Eastlndia House, anti delivered to the PM sera of tue following ships, viz.—Cornwall, J. P. WitsoN ; Apollo. G. TENNENT; and Matilda, W. I.lAsltt.ToN, for China direct. Mrs. DAvi! ON, late of Drury-Lane Theatte, has, it is said, at cvpted an engagement from the .lanagers or int: New York Theatre, and has sailed from Roblin for the United States. SINGULAR FACT.—T he lovers of natural bis tory may and amusement in the following ar ticle :—Mr. Gray, of Tower-street, Chichester, has at this time in his possession a hawk and a pigeon, both of which, for some months past, have been together in a small garden. From do mieiliatiy treatment, their natural antipaihies are (rue obliterated, andt h epigeon is Completely ilhister (I' his comnanion„ which lie never tails to Once, ii ut any Lithe the latter encroach on his demeine. TCS eI reW . St ay be P a etib" ay bc , ;atit)" ies " f Ilf°- V; t/ it l44 11l H''l' t he into , I {ra• r °ooo o 00111 r (be ;o cgo . r uok 10 91 g 1-1 Jo 'D We° 1.11' 13" . ;,;or' ;(4)Ste l ‘ i i.34 1J4 , ar csOf „ I ki Cr ntIO ; o wns - ur, sr rga ret' I 2 do.' PI , 0, .clica ; ' ~il,uar 'rho' ybite tiislt3 rale ° fliog . a lasi 1%4 0° 1 4 .0 bay° 0,9 40 P. I illii fro° e 15 ' bo ltl 3e4lit EXEcitTONS. Execution of &Hard and &mean at Roscommon. These two untorttinate wretches, who were Ca 'OA), convicted at the last Assi;:es of Roscom mon, underwent the awful sentence of the law on Monday last Ott Suuday night, the nth Meech, about six o'clock in. the evening, immediately atter the Clergyman left them, the under gaoler, who was most humanely kind to them, went as usual to lock them op. He sat a few tninntes with them, when they sent him for some turf ; and on his return to the cell, they knocked him down, and murdered him in a cruel manner, by strangu lation. He has lett an unfortunate widow and ten children to deplore his loss. Atter they murdered him, they took from him the keys, by which means they got to the top of the prison to effect their escape, when, fortunately, ome of the 16th Regiment, who was sentinel, perceived them On the top, by the noise of their bolts, anttgave the alarm, when they were immediately secured.— They solemnly declared their innocence of the murder, and %viten brought out to see the dead body, called on God to witness their inno cence ; but at one o'clock in The morning they confessed their guilt of the murder, as well as the robbery, for which they were to suffer.-- , These men's relations hi Roscommon are respect able farmers, far abiiire the lower orders, but 'they have always been men of bad character. They seemed unconcerned at the awful fate which awaited them,' until the day before their exe cution, on the morning of which they seemed penitent, and ascended the fatal platform with.. • much steadiness. They spoke at some length to the populace, which exceeded in ntopber any thing ever witnessed on a former occasion; and warned them against illegal meetings and bad company, which hiought them to the gallows.-- At halt-past twelve they were launched into eter nity. they did not surfer much. Their bodies were then, by the directions ot Government to the Sheriff, buried in the g .,..1-yard, w hi c h seeme d t o have an equal eth'ct %vith the execution on the populace. Previoos to their execution, the she riff, who received an order trim, Gove;iittient to remove all the convicts undet s4Attence of trans portatioh on tiiro day to Cork, caused the con victs all to he put ou cars, chah:ed together, in front of the pt icon, to witness the execution, which had a very good effect, as their ft iewls attended to take leave of them. The momeut the execution was over they were marced•ott tteder a strong ,escort.--(Dui/in. Journal, April 9.) On Saturday last, about half-past twos Nicholas Kelly and Thomas Cikrroll were executed in front of ;he County Gaol, pnrsoant to their sentence al the late Assizes County—the former for stealing, on the sth of December last, at lid ntact homas, a mare, bridle and saddle, the pro perty of Einn. Cantwell, of Carrick-on. Snir, Esq ; the latter for :stealing a cow, the property of a man nana..(l Patrick Lonergan, near Caller, on the Is! of January l'+crey both -eknowledged their participated in the offences for which they suktered, and evinced in their last moments .the strongest appearance of perOicace and resi!!nation to their unhappy fate --(Waterford araniele.) DARIN° BURGLARY.-For some time past, the shop of Mrs. Collins, who sells Stationery, No. 64, Freeschool-street, Borselydown, has been selected as a particular object of plunder by a set of villains who infest that neighbourhood. It has been robbed night after night, and the thieves, knowing that Mrs. Collins was a 'widow. did not care about observing any degree of precaution.-- About a week ago, Mrs. Collins, haring detected them in the shop, taking away a glee part Of the stock, called tor assistance ; but the fellows soon silenced her, and even had the audaci!y o tell her that, it she did not mind, they would come again, and take more. In consequence of this threat, Mrs. Collins sent for her two suns, and placed them in the shop to wat , h ; .and about 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening, they saw two men come to the outside of ~ he window, and witka diamond cut out the pane of glass, and through the aperture drew out several packs of pla;ing rants. 'rite young men ran out immediately, and .00k one of the thieves as he was running away. He was taken before Sir J. Esmea. at the Town Hall, on Thursday, a nd committed .0 prison. SUMMARY PUNISHMENT--SCUrday afternoon as a Gentleman was passing the corner of Claret street, Clare-market, a boy picked his pocket of a handerchief, which being observed by a butcher's min, he apprised the (limier:tan of his loss, and at the same time gave him a bullock's , tail, which the Gentleman applied to dr.! boy's. I shoulders in a toOst masterly manner, to the amusement of a n umbet of spectators. Ott Tuesday week,four men of the name of Hal lidaY (a father and three sons), were apprehended near Lockerhy, on suspicion of Stealing sheep from Casilcmilk, the property of Major Hart. On searching iiteir house, the carcases of three sheep, along with the hides, tallow, &c. were found concealed in various places. They were examined at Lockerby, by Messrs. Stewart and Martin, two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peaee for the County of Dumfries, who committed . them to the County Jail, to which place they were safely conducted on Wednesday.--- (Edinburgh Courant, Aprit• 91 *** We are requested to _inform our Readers, that Messrs, COOPER and Co. Surgeons, ot, Char lotte-House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars roar, have, in consequence of their extensive practice, and for the accommodation of patients . at the West end of the Town, estahlished a Me dical Board in Woodstock•street, Oxford-street, a few doors from Bond -street, where a Physician of 40 years' experience, and a•Surgeon of great emi nence, reside, and where all the Board alternately attend, the whole of whom are Members of the Royal Colleges—that thousands have been restor ed to perfect health by their united talents is uni versally acknowledged, many of whom had been discharged front Hospitals, and otherwise impro• perly treated. They are consulted at Woodstock House, Woodstock-street, from Eight in tilt' morning until Eight at night ; and at the Medical Board, Charlotte-House, Blacktriars-road, from Twelve till Eight in the Evening'.—Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from Six till Eight, at both houses, and on Sunday mornings until Twelve o'Closk. . ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. GLOUCESTER ASSIZES, Amur., iL MYSTERIOUS Mnabutt.-.-Willirrm Burton, aged 38, stood capitally indicted tot the wilful murder 01 William Syms, in the month of November last, (the full partienlirs of which have already appetar ed in this Paper, shortly after the peri,tl 01 this horrible transaction.) The facts of the case were fully proved. They were th.se :--On the 3d of November, the prisoner 4nd the deceased, Wit. ham Syms, set out together in a boat belonging to a Mr. Hurd, from WooIlas:on to Bristol. Hav ing transacted some business, in consequence of stress of weather, they put into a place called Pyle, where they were seen in company at a pub lie-house, O'n this occasion, the deceased pro duced several Bank-notes —On Saturday, the 7th, they again betook themselves to the boat, to re turn to Woollaston, in their way down t h e Avon to the Sevein, they were seen by several people. The prisoner art ived at Wooliaston, but the deceased did not, and it Was soon fonnd that he had murdered him in the boat, and robbed him of all his money. These facts were also ,proved by witnesses. Mr. Justice RICHARDSON then summed up the evidence with great clearness and perspicuity, and the Jury. after a short consultation, found the priYOner—Guilty. The Learned Judge immediately proceeded to pass the awful sentence of death, in the most im pressive manner. The prisoner was then ordered for execution on Thursday, at one o'clock. The prisoner underwent the punishment due to his crime at the time appointed, in the presence of an iiontense concourse 01 spectators. He hail pre viously acknowledged the justice of his sentence. FERMANAGH. The only trial tnat exceed much of the public attention at these Assizes was that of Patrick Durnin, who stood int'icted that he, on the 27th or July lost, did kill and murder Andrew Somer ville. This trial acquired much interest trom a very extrani,Joary circumstance, namely, a most atrocious effort to deprive the prisoner nt his right to a fair and impartial trial by his J>>lee and Jury- To sustain the indictMent the prosecutor had en tirely tailed to make out a case amounting even to manslaughter. I t point of law, it was cleat ly case of justifiable homicide, and when the Conosel for the Crown were about to close, a person nam ed Alexander Aikin, who described himself as a disinterested witness, stepped upon t h table to offer testimony of whir he was pleased to call the prisoner's confession, when the Learned Jtelge (Mr. Serjeant Jot) interposed. lie firs• com manded the witness to he silent : he then rose from his seat on the Bench, and warmly address ed Mr. Aikin to the following elf:ct : " Sir-.-In the .evidence you have given on this trial, you have solemnly sworn that you were a perfectly disinterested witness ; whereas, to my knowledge, both your words and actions have evinced the contrary. On my coming into Court this morning, you, well knowing that the pia stoner was to take his trial at its sitting for a ca pital offence, and that the penalty of his convic tion e:ould he the forfeiture of his life; you, Sir, fully apprised of this, in a manner pertect le intel ligible to me, and for an object which I could not misunderstand, endeavoured to prejudice my mind against an unfortunate prisoner, whom the be nignity of our laws required me to bold guiltless, till the contrary appeared. In language evi dently intended for my ear, I heard you then de clare, "Ilia! the prisoner ought to he banged without Judge or Jut y I then felt it my duty to suppress my indignation at your foul attempt to iufl• once the ack,inistration of justice, but I cannot now - sufficiently 'Tim my abhorrence of conduct so Lignly teprehensible, because I con sider it as a base effort to poisot► the very source of justice onl I trust in God I have the appro bation of the Jure, of the Counsel, and to every one that hears me, for now ordering you off the table." It is impossible to describe die effect that 64 a►ltnir.tble address bad on ati present. The Counsel for the prosecution closed their case —Counsel for the prisoner declined calling any witnesses. The Learned Judge then recapitulattd the evi• device with great ()recision, and explained law to the jury, who, without hesitation, returned a veriiici of—Not Guilty. BIRTH. Thii morning, the btdy of F. M. Ommanney, Esq. M. P. Norfolk-street, of a son. MARRIED. - On Wednesday, the 31st March, Captain Josiah Nisbet, Royal Navy, to Frances Herbert, fourth dam:lite, of Herbert Esaus, Esq. of Eagles Bush and Kilvey Moot, Glamorgan- •Lim Yesterday, at St. James's Church, Captain A. C. H. Lamy, of the Bth Regiment of Itunhay Native Infantry, to Augusta, daughter of C. G. Gray, Esq. of Stratton on the F 0.5 , ,, So merset. DIED. On Saturday last, at Hampton-court, Henry M'illiarn, only . son of Lieutenant-Colonel ‘Vbeatley. On Wednesday last, Mr. William East, Wouburn, Bucks, aged 6.1. On Tuesday last, at his house, No. , ta, Upper Gower street, John Spooner, Esq. jun. tat, of the island of flarlytdoes. On the !Ali inst. in !he Poor house of St. Matthew, Bethnal green, James Verneh, grAndfather ofjaines 'Yemen, of Fm 1- street, Old Artillery-ground, at the advanced age of 89. PROVINCIAL Burnis, MARRIAGES, AN►D DEATHS. Si !VMS. Thursday last, at Bath, tAie Lady of Lieut.-Colonel Ro. bioson, C. B. 134th It.eg.ment, of Ft dauglitor. L ely, at the Rector s , Compton, Greenfield, Somerset, the L:6) of the Rev. John Ward, 1 a son. AT Lately, Ralph Ricardo, Esq. of Cliinkford Hatch, Essex, to Miss Lobt), of Sontharopt , ::. On the both ny Edward Woolnough, Esq. of Chit Col lege., and of Whitton, nea , 7 psw:cl), to Rebecca, only daughter of Samuel Gross, Esq. of Ai :et 10.1, Suffolk. Dien. On the 3d inst. at his father's house, George-street, Etlin.. burgh, Joseph Humi!, Esq. Adv-cate. On the 26th ult. aged 37, All. Joseph Hanby, printer of 7'he Blackburn Mail. Lately, aged 95, Mrs. Frances Btuce. She held a sinAl iatn3, the business of the dairy being managed by herself till within a short time previous to her death. Latelv, art Lacoch, the Rev. Henry Ptimlley, Vicar of UM- Drvon, and Rector of Canoes, Wilts. He was the benevolent instituter of an minuet lecture on eruelty to the ktrute creation.. L