The Sun. — London, England, 1816-04-16 00:00:00

. . . • -••• uASTEII. 110NDAY'DINNtR 4',ND BALL. Yesterday, , •ectortling to 'aticierit , custom, the :annual 'Sermon lit fore the-Loeb MOOR . and the 4 3overnors Of :Chilli's Hospital wits- preached in Christ Church, Novgate-strect, by the Bishop Of 'Cuiwrutt, The grand pro Cession proceeded trout the Mansion-Loose :It one o'clock. tW,itteight kundred, of the Bridetvell aml Christ's hospital Voy - S"walked 'from the 'Roysl Exchange with -one of the 'Atirshals at their 116 - 44, on horsebdck and uniform. • • About four o'clock th , , procession returned Yrotit Christ's (*lurch to. tic Mansion House; ivbcrc the Egyptian was most beautiiullyd laminated with- gas , lights, introduced , into the 'glass chandeliers, with a Crown and G. R. over the grayed velvet canopy, under which sat the Lord `Mayon and Laity &layoress, supported by their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Kent and Sussex, Miss Wood. and Miss C Wood, Lord ' tutrord, Lord Erskine, Liorti &c -- Around the were busts of great men, with their WilllC3 1111 , 11 T bar Ole right side— (ULM., Pox, Pitt,Csrenville, Chatham, Burke, Franklin. ' On the kit G. P. 1t.., Web i,igton, N. Ou:Dwaparte, Blucher, WashiN .; ton, Nelson, Cromwdi, The dinner c;•isisted of a' profusion of every • luxury. - The -Grand Baron of Beet, which is the emblem of old English hospitality, weighed 170 ibs• ; it was placed on a pedestal, and cut up by two carters. The 1,1.1!, we understnneh, was opened by his liny;il Ilightiess the Duke of Sussex. and _Miss Wood. AV Fru A COD'S HEA D. EXPettlll7, to gee you this worn, . I *a , s led • To bring what you don't stand in need of—a Head— A Head thit ne'er %lured a lie in its lire ; Nor tradned a hindfrietul—nor seduc'd a friend's wife; Nererflatter'd to cozen—nor sooth'd to betray; ~ Nor elscated a hope it held out in display— As :. :authors and Managers du et'ry day— Net•er—" Stop all the negatire virtues”—you cry, 4! UM:11/C pciiiiwe virtlies"—ot probatum," say I ; But we must be content with negation alone, ' "rill we find I leads surmounting stich . lleutts as votir own. Easter Monday. • ' '. • TIMOUR. THE TUEATR tOVENT-OARDENt.--4ASt . Mr. COB RAM a Cll(Pic •to Make hivdcbut.at . rettnlar Theatre , in the arduous -part of • Rickard the Third. This he waK prObilGly indliCed or do - fronultun wing that fiti1110.11:1C of the visitors 01 COVent-Garden on Etwer 41.10nday. . would be of the•.oass of critics, svh.• , :o he has pre-disposed in his' favotw by exer-, tio; - 1, fit the Surrey Thestre and other minor places Of •amst,teinent its and' about the thetenpolis. • • With so-..h performers as Mr. Yont<G ,and IMES . M upon their intmerquil, it, of tOtil Se, never catered into the intent!! the Mkt •Covt,mt Gsr.:en to set up 11.1 r. COBHAM the hight-q lineol parts.. Ilis fi rst Appearance sAI.6 Iner...!y a holiday freak and novelty, to shear duo 4;A! possessed certain /Abilities whielt might tor a•' nodule rank in the cast ot• the Drarstatis Personas. - . And in this we think they have Sncereded. Mr. C.. , snAst is not fit for, the Crfwk•imek Tyrant, nor for uoy• tact e of : that calibre, but there are• litany less toweri4 •iitiiations in which lie 111ily respectable. His face and person are yOurable, and isi% voice, of • sntlicient compass to till the Thcatte. In the scene with • Lady' dun, and in the Tent-scene he - Was' anaceSsftil.: But upon the whole there was au extravagance . of. atction awl gesticulation little suited tOthe dignity • 'of she trugie nme, and very germuin the . 03i - lontiniie expression of those grave duntb.;shews. • whith have of late disgraced the stage under the •title of Mido4ramas, and of whiah we nwy well " *oh serieus vanity," Allowiowes are, bowever, to be made for the' torhi4lit iaat4re ot Nn Lotstor kitstlietter; which is %veil caleolittcl to disturb the 'nerves of shy actor,: asill . hotht be the source ot•pclict distraction lo'a debut-ant. . AiTLEY'S ANIPITIVIEATRU:—The exhibitions of this Theatre tecommenced yesterday to a most .erutiv tied house. They posse•sed ►►U their tisoaf :merit, and Cie Melo-drama of the I P Secret Mille" went off with altnntlauce of eclat. Thcpincipal movelty of the evening, however, %etas the appear. allee of Venct ion voltigeur, whose aerial exploits baFe procured hito ithroad the appellation of it .diaro/ 0 Antonio. The entertainments included the propot riot, of equestrianism. in which Air. DKVIS greatly titstlitgliithed Sadlee t i Was and the other minor Theatres also opeoetl yesterday, ‘vith good bills of fare, overflowing houses, rind . prosinkts of sneetvs. Mr. MATnEws ptayrd at Edinburgh on Thurs 'day under the pressure of consiierahleindisposi tiOn, in 'eciusegitence of wli ch he cuuid not under-, take to perform on Saturday ; but has renewed his engageluente for the Lady put of the resent week. • The Gentlethan who is announced for Sir: Per 4inux Macsycophant, ar. Covent-Ciarden Theatre, this evening, is Mr. BIBBY, 8011 01 a Briti;h Of ficer, the late Caiitainl3iiBy, who served with distinction in America'. Ile is of a highly respect 'able family in Doblin, of which city-Copt. 1.30 DY 117 • judge La - BLANC, tvitose death we announced yesterday, Will in the 56111 or 57th year t►t his age. He was taken ijl on the northern circuit at Larmaster, bitt •finidietl the, business there, an 1 about a vvcek or ten days since, priicectlecl front that town to his seat at Woodh.►ll; hi the parish Northall, near Bitt net. On Saturday he Caine to town for the constant attendance, of his ithysi- CidIIS. Tile artificers belonging to Triter Yart!, - Milfotcl, will receive less/ wages than those employe!! tit Whera of his Mojesty's dock-rails, no itccouut of 9k4 igittiputbs ut groibivus sti i. liuut . e nut, SPQR T 1 i4G INTEtS,IC;ENCE'. GRAND' MATCH litriVEgN 30SH(._1 As;is 'SLUT) 'DA It sv ; ll be siceo•front the.following letter', that • - • • • • the brand Match for : looOgnineas between these • .two celebrated horics took place yesterday at Nenuarket. Tbeaay'lwag, contrary to expecta . - ;iery favourable, and the concourse of visit ants immense: Sir, J4ltua was the i • einiter ; he beat Hilo du Putts I•'t was an excellent rice, and most keenly conteSied..• i3otiC horses displayed the best bottom - , awl were role ‘'ilth superior Sir, Joshua was the tavOn ! rite at starting. It is supposed that there was more money depending upon this match than upon any since :he famous match, about'l6 yea.ri ago, in which the late S r HENRY VANE 'feat- PEST'S celebrated horsb Hunthletonidn beat Mr. COOKSON'S ho less celebrated horse Dinmond.-- The•CravenStakes were won by Bourbon. NEWMARKET,CILIVEN MEETING, 1816. • • MoxnAT, APRIL 15. The Craven Italics, Wsobscription of logi each, for till ages; . . _ t Wo-yl . -016. ssl. I OD). three, W. four..ast.9lb. five, ;).t. ILI. sii, 94. 01). and aged, 94.7111. A. F. L.I G. 11. Carctirti,',,', 00110)011,14 yrs Mr. fAke's Madill.' 5 srs - „ I:4slltecti started.---T t ed.— P i m , Judge phicetl but 1 wo.--: I to 8 apt • liu.rib,,,,. . Sweepstakes of ItOgs. each, li. ft. colts, 851.71 b, fillies, est, . dtb; D.M. L 0 Mnynard's e. by Dick Andrew*, (Lon by Totteridge' ... t D. 4 (irafton's e,„, Merry Andrew, by I)iek Audrcwi, out of Myrrygnropod's dam Chu. Grosvenor . * hr. f. Parma, by Mt+ Andrew*, out of May 3 I ' 3to I oil Merry Andrew. Mr. Neville's Sir Joshua, sst.,2lb. beat Mr. llouldsworth's rilho du Pohl, 84. Dlb. R. M. loongt., b. tt.—.V 601,11 race, Woo by half a neck.--t; to 4 onSir Joshua., Sweepstakes of iougs each, li. ft. Alt. M. Sir J. Shelley's c. by Walton, out of Cressida, 84t. .11b I). of firafton'a c. 11 . 1 ikk Andrews, dent by Buz yard, out of a %bier to Cbaoipion, tiot. 71b.... 2 IA G. 4i. Cart:n(l'loes c. by Muirci.tn, out of a sister to Whalebone, sat. itlh. • .. ; . 3 ,Eve belting on the IVitltots c. „ , Thr Setonil nirldleswnEtli Sta ließ ..f '3oo4's each, h. ft. fur the iololuce of mart e_ovvred irt. 1 l ; C 04 4 ;. m`t. 71"• tilt. 41k'. At). M. Untried oiarrs or untiied us al- • lowed Mb. both, Mb. Air. Amirrw's c by Wail on, out of I, Unite th•Vrbtts, 85t.411). I 1 ,, 1 FoleY7s c. by Scrim, out of Pi pylina, fist. 4111. Six stai ttal.--Fiftet.it sot ft.—Tbe Juote placed Out tiVO. 2to I opt Th. A adrew's c. , . Sweepstakes of 1090 each, h. ft. colts, Bst. 411). fillies, est. III). D.M. Sir S'ltelley'i.c. by Million, out of Moclibird's dam •Mr. West's own In - taller w Pur.utt Toxer . ( tu. 4 on sit J. Sitylluy% c. gwrepstakes of 100g5 cacti, h. ft. Ott. alb. each. Ah.-M. D. of Itutlautr6 bl. f. by Sorccier, uut of ‘'olutunia (ohlcid TIUNTING INTIA.T.IC;ENCE. Tits Ernmt - r aotiotal.• scene of „ cicity.*port was vesterthly at Et:oiled, tis usu d, oy Kit the eockory t,!tinters who coghl rooster a , horse, ass, or mole. -A ititg, *lN:matt:4 :with ribbands, Witt - torl:ed outitrorn 4 Cart near Epping Forest, owl, after o most Imlicroos pursuit, he =mind ftont his unqoati6eti follOwers. , .•,• . The Pnitstcellsor.`: , r's • FitittncN, according to animal CI st ntet Yesterday. at Snow t►►. morrow at Ascot iitat h ; Friday, at IVinietield Hain, emit day at t e n,—The tlonntis meet to-nmirotr, .oid Kirk ; Saturday, at ISAtead ‘Vond.—The East Esstx Union Fox liwtotis meet•thii day 4t YeldhAttt Turnpike 'Gate P Fri day acGcAfield Ilekid # at ten each day. . r' the last tinnrith 15 foxes, file ‘t ihi eats, I. and tw ohatlg2rs, were , killed in the woods • Ilan,. Inverness-shire, I r e John IValker, game- , keeper.to Lady I-mood M•Kenzie. All.the;:e atti 'mats were kale(' within altiile of the Aainekerper's ilodge. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. ly Isabella firydges, in "Ll:liver Harley-striet ; Mr. , H. 'Addington, in Hill-street body Caroline aerbert dad Miss llnntagiia, in riper itroolo-Street; Mr. F. Manners, in Ox ford-street, near Hyde Park-corner; Dowager Lady Parc, Grosrenor.square ; Lady ‘Vilbster, in Gro,renor-sqUare; Mies Court enay, in §t, James's Palace; , Cirpraiti and Miss Desbrowe, in Heil ford-stree, Turk-lade; Lady Muutgun►erir, , at, the Pulteney Ifut4l. DZPAIITURES. His Royal Highness tlie Doke of Ciloacestei, from ,Gloo cester House, - to iThelten4nt; Viscount and N't..coontess Ranelagit uu4 fisrully; • tot, the eibtttittent; Lord Caltliorpe, from quavenoi•slittit±e, to patitpton, Bury St. Eihntiod's' ; 'll,c Marquis of Jim:), front Grosvenor•squ.tre, to Dropmorg, 'Beaconsfield. ' • ' . John Flower, Alexander Glidden. and George 174 es, jOurneytnen papermtker,, are committed to Sheptun Blidervell,,ch.irged with an assault on the foreman _cif Ch'uld4r-toills, in this county (in the n'bseoce of his employers), by throwing him 'into the vat, Sm.' Tilesemen form a port of the 'Combination Club Of Associated Journeymen, who ; turned out against their eMployers generally seve ral.mouths ado, and have been living in a state of idle.ness ever since, Supported by ,their as&ociotes, to the great injury of the trek and the public, and to the serious loss of the revenoz.—(Tannto:n Journal) iticuattosost, GOODLUCK, anal Co. respect fully solicit the patronage of the Public, in the present Stott Lottery, whick begins drawing on the 14th of May. I The Scheme, thoogli'coosist ing of 000 Tickets less than the test, contains two Prizes of 30,0005. besides 50other Capitals. Tickets and Shares ore on .sale at the fortunate Offices of RIcifAItD.SON, Cioopt.ooK, and Co. Coruhill and Charing-Cross, whereon purchasers, on.ur before. the 27th of this month; will receive their proportion of the Prizes arising- from the bontts gk eta by the Contractor, toad where have .., been showed- and sold iii the last four months four Grand Capitals, amounting to I 22„:1004.. No. 18,646, m 45,692, l!rizesof 50,000/. and 20,0001. 1c),24r1, and 461 Grand (initial Cavittas of 2 1 000 Guineas. 6 t • : Lc fID ,B* *N'S SI:6OND 1 3 0F.N1 ON DomsflC VIRCUAISTANcES. A METCIi PROM PLIV . ATE. LIFE. " Hubest—fluilot lap! "If that ihuta he'.t a debit, I cannot kill tilee." Sll.lliirl.AßE . Burn to the garret, in the Ait.heu bred; Promoted thence tu,tlev4 her mistress' head; Nett-o.for some grilijous servire tinexprest ; • And truni Its auger only to he gdesed— hour the toilet to thetahle,—where ' Her wundei nig betters whit behind her elair. ith eye uniuoved, forehead, tinaliash'il; She dines from Oil' the plate she lately ‘v.isle.d. Quick wi or the tale, and ready with the lies . The genial confidante, and general Who could, ye gods ! her nest employment Am only infuriesearliest•governess San taught the child to read, and taglit. so well; That she herself, by teaching, learti'd to spell. , • An adept next in penmanship she grows, Ai many a nameless blunder deftli i shows she had , ina.le the pupil oh her art, None hums---but that high Soul'secured. the ,heart, And vented fur the truth it.could not hear ; With lunging breast and undeluded ear. Foil'd was peraruision by that putliful mind, Which liiatatry fouled not-41..$;eilts could I>tccit fklicct. nut buff— . • Indu:gcuc:v weakeii—i4or I..sanilite spoil— Nor usaster'd Science tier to took iltiwn .• tale:tits wstlt :t pitying frown— Nor-I:iv:fins swell—nor Beauty sender twin Nor Envy ludic to rcuiliat t i Nor Foituti, oiange--Pride nission bow, Nor ic,icli now. %vrenely lima,' of her sex. that lttt, Hot wanting line West wealitiess—to forgive ; 'l'..issliock'u at 'mitts bar StAll can never Limy:, Stie tltocitis tla:tt all should 4e like her helm y ; Fee to all Vice, - yet haiiily Virtue's trieq, For Virtue pardons those she would amend. But to the theme :—now laid aside too lung, The baleful burtlicii,of this honest sung— 'Thu' all her former functions Ore ire more, Moe rn!ri ti: circle winch she served before. If inothers--tione knim ohy—hefore hrr quake; If daughters druid her for the mother's ; If early L.‘hils—klmse falso flubs, which hind At tint.. thelofti: st to the nirmiest giVtin her powers too deeply to instil Tin angry essence.- at lier ritainy will; lf, like a siraLe, sue steal tthtiiisi your walls, Till the Onkel: *lune betray her its she crawls; If, like a roper, tu . ti c heart she wind, Aid leave thi• triune there she did nut land; • , Whitt marvel that this hug ut battled ttAutioi Eterual evil latent shelarks,, ' To make a Pandemonium whet e she And rcipn th( 114 ctkte of tlw u hulls ? Sltill'd by a touch to deepen scandal's ti,.to With all the kill inkinkcity of Itintg . ,. R bite mingling truth falsellood•—snevrs with 300(.4 thread I , r rAmlottr with a web of wile , : plein Itlont chew of briefly spoken seeming, To bide her Ittomiltess Motet's suol-harden'il scheming; .1 Ilp•tot Isteelortned to eohteill And, with nt tcrliug, mock at all who feu , \Vitt) a rile itta,k the Clorgoo s AiloAlkow ti ; cheek t,t itarelnuesit—anti 1111 rof stouts, k, how the channels of het t 11uw blood Ooze to bcr skin, mitt stagnate th,:ri: to moil, Cased like tilt: centipede in bntil'oll mail, Or greoi,to: s of flit! sew (For drawn tront Iviitilcc tool y tit t; 01. tougouial eulours iir th,tt ~ottl Look her features I an.! jr , .4* .40 aArror of Waif ; • Look on list viei Ole ! deem it not tiercliargrd— There - la nu teat Wliivil inigitt not he colurged YetArite t,l '' Natore's jourt..yrnen," whet math; . 'l'his monster %ellen their thistles's left oil trade,— 'rhie fittiale dog-star of her little sky, •, • %Vhcre all beneath her induence droop or die. . . Oh I wretch without a tear7without at thonght s . `ere joy alone the ruin thou bast wroughto •, .. • , . l'hst tiutr slush Gone, not loud ' . .all , tt, ',.. iil . l) then ~hall feel far inure than that, indietest nose; Feel for thy vile sell-hieing self in v lin, And turn thee.hawling in unpitied pain, ;stay Ito: strung curse tor crusol alit:v.l.l)MS light' 1130; on thy 1,,,,,n1. with r. fiected li-igla I And make thee is, the leprosy of tonal Ai loathsome I u thyselt ai to wituliiiitt ! 1411 sal thy sell-tholt,hts curdle into hate, Black—as thy will for others would create; Till 'thy bald heart be calcined into dust, TAlid they soot, wclter it, its.ltitleou4 ciknt. . Oh, may, thy grave to sle e pless as the be l l e —, 4* \ • The wiJow'dcot.ch of lire, tlnit . tlion hast spread ! Then', Mien thou fail* woUld'st - weary 11-leaves, with prayer, LotSII on thine earthly victinssand desparr ! Down to t h., dust---and, 08 thons-rott'st away, Even worms s h all pc, Mu on thy pOi3 , 1110;le clay, `But fur the tore I inn , asid'itlti must hear, To her thy twilit:et from all ties would teat , — . . ' Thy tirone- 7 -thy hthlukt haitle l -to every eye . The cl' , lona of all scorn should hang on high, • ~ Exult9l o'er thy le - ss abhorred compeers— ' • . And (extern); it, the infamy of years. ,• : . „Vote,—lwthe Potnn from the lame pen, in yesterihty'c Sy,s, we will Aluinit. oar Itentlerb to. eurreei the following typogra phital errors :•—line 42, fur ” low," read , 4 slow"—and line . 49, delis " i" in the word feeliog. • These effusions, attributed to Lord:Byron, having attract ed great public notice, we may be excused for making lifcw obser►attuni upon•theni. . . There is, we think, a great deal of beanty. and feeliag in the first, which, iostruil 'of being (aelined, with sows of otir Cyntemporaties, to brinid with the hat sli haute of "Ayigo " affected sensibility," oink " cant," we should be prone to consider as the language of relithitancr. Of the second, however, (inserted above) we cannot hold SG charitable an opinion. Even supposing the extent of the ,ipjury with which the writer has been stung to be as great as human nature enald endure, still there is something trivially maliguant iu tile • revenge, and lastly Byfon' s G overness, s„.' educated and so raise o l as is here painted, was at hest but aik unworthy s ohject of attack to bird 13yrnit, Therels some. *wog toa repugnant to just feeling iu the readiness to pub fish private animosities and 'quarrels. It hulks as if there wits' something wrong, smiletliinggnawing in the conscience of hn appellant, when he cannot rest satisfied with the jutlgtrient rit the Circle within the coznizance of which ttie petuliar C - ettaistances Of his case natuyally , and tiecesSarily come. It is by extending this by enlisting the opinions of those is. devout of the real nature of such itinAtioits, that the guilty and slanderous generally attemat..to make " t he.warise appear the better season," Tints' public appeals' are almost la • voriaely . made by persons who have no reaton to l o t satisfied with their nwu caliscieoces, or with thy encourage ment which their self love meets Ilia inure baffled _t or iiifurent9l githwe its which they move,' 'lt am, t i lied Alm Public to do with the 'unhappy fate Cf Lady 14 , 1 d tyroil ? lint hail they to do with hilt Lordship's :u!IY, his inidneis, or his vice ? Not, the i.iiacift of tnere.lessoess orgtai against his nnforionate Wife, with the insinuations of such misconduct sift the 'lon't nt h oe m u o vr , a ,, l,lt+seed het within the pawer of a wicked CurVidivlty ; tar With the OE4- rattcr of that thaaestic? iniaiit say,` , , " Rest, litaiatheil ti.st ;" bat (11" 1 for ' , Lich it geoids us Lora the Lis oreali ttl Or allied to that WOCII tot•til imvoort4l hard, ti sal, thiudate, and INveityriliOpte %‘1111;11 tteLcuo the map. THE ARMY. . . - , •. , . The funr regiments of horse to be'w:thilrawn from France are the Royal ; the' 11th, tit: 13tjt, and 15th Light Ilorse.. The Staff of horci co . st- Ben:NisiF. is - to he hrOken tip'; and by this rangement 10,600/. a - .i , ear will be saved ; and so Many cavhlry are not wanted on the French fron tier, and thiS is the Oioy reason for their -,retnin tHitife. . A circular letier has just been issued the ;Se :• . , • cretary tv ill' to tile k.;01111•Ilitikil‘111. , ut (lie Local contaioiog,th e followitt g arrangetnems, which ore immediately to talc,e plaeo:,—Thre per otonent pay of the, steit to cease on the'24:ll inst. The arms, drinits, .clothiug, and to:coot-re menu, are to lie sent Tutu the,pu - b , lic.stors but should . there be any su i ts of clothing belouginA ti tt.eo enrolled before ,th'e 1;'(Ii of March.ll.3l2, • they . ate to be delivered to the men to whOtn they boopg. The non.eopirrijs ., sioned . Otlic e rs atiddrunt.. niers ore to be discharged on the 24th inst. utiles% the packing, &e.. shonld noi be completed in that time; ia %vhich .case, nusy be. re• tained, tOr the completion of the titisiness, roar- , tee't(days, bUt no loo:zei•. The adjutant, it ap peOrs, is the only 11n..e, to be•placed on the re-, dueca pay at !6, per CON. lore r!. Boni- , actinio was ttiect at the last l e itneaster Assizes, And the da , nagai wete hid at 10001. , appttaritftliat.the plaintiff interniarried in the year 1802,. and that be hash lived unhappily with his wile fur about six rat*. Plaintiff, for ' , nine tinte; denied the lavefiditess hit marriage, hut not being able to get rid n' it; he hired fifth s& into the MidtileSeg Militia, in tho year iSOR, and left lib wife and the childreri ft had 11.$ her tottirtiteCted e Find his debts andis- Charged, and altlioailt - he reteived a hoqpny ut 21 gnifieni, he minted thereolit Onfit'otte zninea. to his „wife. The plaintiff reinained in tlte:altilitia. lilt the month of Febtuarv; 181 4, wheu he Via" discharged, and 'Coming found his nifue, pregnant bt the def en d an t, w h o w a s his largest creditor, ;mil lie retinal to live more t'vitli his Wife., 'Mr. It ,INII opened the Case On the part of. tits Itild having proved the. erintin,ll con nexion, Mr. SCAaLliy, on the part nl the (1061- dant, slid that the plifintllf liaorgiven the defvfi dant leave and licence, .and to prae • that, he would reads a letter, which had been sent by thts plaintiff to the defendant, and he insisted that the defendant was entitled ii, a verdict. We Imee been taViDaieti wit It a literal - Coil til3 the Mich follows Mit, nuollit " Newry, I;'ilL 2i, t• 1 • I h o pe that you will nut bee ()Mooted at nice for otakior: to free i halo rocuato lay that it i: not ill povernor Erce• sill her to tray the 1)0g that Coliti.tatkai uirh yolt If 4%.% nut able to oily, yout - milf by wii:it hi n d tintre , it uti stand, but i afriful tihit you are to hiasi,r ;II to , ;41n;•.i.4 own WithOOT v'tt,il volt It; i 4 I a' 1, 1 vial i; a to live atriid but • i ul i ; to here that *orrle peolde,it. toa ittrinci tic hied that i never 'profit ell Ittly tiuug hy ;oit i solio , te tlriL i trot ro Colt i; ate it ill A proper stutoru,r lait titort .;;It intitrove tiry:e.',o I, .044 tint, ttie are urtity.teiitiiiiiii„ awl if the do out 0; olitiottoit 1111i.t'141(c iec; that I ; I mo .1.4,111.;, : ated i Shall never Sow pith yet (Lye tiny. ilinrr, And it you are the Man that itishr4 to inerit Lout yeti ) irolies it :too 'Ol3ll hare a of it, if you 81 know that it iii a eitstunkary thisg of you to porch,: hoiths and Cub ' it's atol,yon tigve thnt ag oiler you bare ()alder of; the laud iii very jtattitblr. to ttii , Foe 01111 theirothico pot will ,Alturrly Gucl, i liar nothing itiire to I:it but to wait tor your itepioy, 1 ban% .11111•4 with Cll)terit y, 110IVAL.Til." This letter was allowed to be ,Thetaphorical, belt: ii being,shewn that the defendant was a creditor of plailitiff, and in the halm of purchasing• hottseS* and and that plaintiff had no. land (1 ,4. an y property (sere his wife and vlatren), the literal tnetming of it appeared, and plaintiff was non:. suited. MEANS OF VIIMERVING VHF. I,tvEs d't sEAmcx AND o:rimas rttom skurwltEcK. Captain JOSEPH littonta, R.N. has transinitteti to the Mayor of &wet. a letter, On this interestinx sphject; lie safs, " I have often reeortunerWett to ,hiputasters to have at kite made of parchment On hoard; for flying a line onshore in the event of , a ship being stranded ; ,hut such is tam diNpoSi- tion of saihm, that, from superstitious nbtiOnti, they %via not have such a Thing on board." however adds, " All ships carry with thent all that is wanted' in 'Sending topes' on shore from a VCASeI. .on the strand, if she ;s near eno'ugh to gt t Merl. on shore by ropes. It is VOIIIIIIOII when ships ate in distress, that they hoist theirunslgnfi in the Nip— mast shrnk, and when driving on shore tars is the signal ;-and all that is wasted is to linve the enaigd laakyurtiagood,fand laid over the cross trees, not rove • through any thing ; the lead lines to he lout v.) the halyards, ]ltid the tack of sotioe,Othe'r piece of Nut the- halyards. • lien the ship is OR the strand, cut, the tack close to the flag, an:l IA the Intlyardi and lead lines run through a m'is's hand,' or over the cap, whets the . tkiriti blow the flag far enough on shore, anti when thosti on land have got .1101.1 of the lead lines, ropes i.n pn,iling the people on thole, can . ht: Sent - mediAtely..".'l hsse been hounitt cd with the thanit of the'Lortia'of the' Admiralty for this discovery; and 'you will see - it torpedient to at Ike it known to all the sailors ) as welt as to the ittitabi tants Mang. shore, from 'your part` to iilytookith.!*4 The house of the Rev. ar, Musrivii", rt l lieitnatk Catholic Clergyman, near Icilcoek, *its . aituvhed bit Week by a pin t :I': of 'seven arthrsd tutihns; .witcs carried ott eve4 - y thing of %Atte tt high it eimtain:► rd, including severttl 4ariicies of . plate. When they had aeetimplislied 'their rtlrpinC, they (411 every person in tbe i»zikniiO4, the owner,. mu t s olv i ng l oc htd the dour 0 1 ,4.1 ! sltctu, ticparted. wi:h their, booty. 'l'he Rev. Mr. Ctintmlii.i, his Cot ktte, Math his escape flout tttt ulyer in fletlEly ti Mike{t 4.tate, , 411(1 gave the tanto to Mr. John Aylnter, a Magi.tratU of•,the cotincy of ;Knitare, and son of C,ol. hy1m,... , r ; who, with ;I,leilL promptitude-, iainiedlorly ;et o}l in porsnit 01 tho robbers; and as he -teak ► by (went/ horsemen, and otitlys, gicat hopes ate vitter-i tanned that the viii tins will be nolo elteutietl, us they were heavy laden with the spoil.