The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-20 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1140UsT, OF LORD? , NlAReia 11. The Itoval. Nts.tipe l l was hrought nP froc the cumulom , hy,hlr, Hrugde:i and Others, end reed a first time. INiit c h'i t iu Pod/. ttate - s Rill was read a second thee, and referred to an not.4lOors Committee. • The .Earl of S tAertau4ar presented the usual Iteport from the Committee respecting the Pcers:to..be appointed to form -the Conti of twit fodia'lndicature eett tht part of that Horse, and which, acmrtlitn4 to the eeef.tribed rantine, iVas refeired to the consideration ofd SpeciAC9lll. 4 flitfre. • • On the motion of the Earl of Liverpool, the MtltilrY E3ill vas 'trod a second tine, and committed for to- The IA pit stA l ted a- Petition from Rim., 'forth • is; th e County of Es•lex, on:Ilte• splrje,ft the Property '4x, which ,rPas ordered to lj•I: on the table• The remaniinghills open tit, table (allay private) were forwarded in their respective at rii..Tes..lhAtlfriurned. ~ : }', , - ' HoUsm.or comSio.N.s A Petition %ea, received from the.llighland So. eiet y enable then( to folin'schtitth in'the High kinds, • • ' A l'e'tftion teCeit'ed fronfazifeshire to con siiir the stint. of the distillerie4. The Repoli of flit annlealy ITtabotir 'Bill was ''• • • '4, ‘VisTri6: presented a Petition "from 'holdert. iii I,,i'ex (as wis;inidetstood), prdying the consider:lllow the , bni•then ike., on Agrictiknit 111 r, L6C:llllArtt did 'not WWI to dktuth rope' tv, hut observed, that butt -lnorth of Tithes origit4liy 'was destined to the relief of the poor ; bit t. .by the . robbery of the Church than +0. , 0 re titiw lay-impropriations. It uvas the - dory of the Legislature not to I.;ire itni'osladviiirtages, to the rithe4bider. Mr. CLUE Illt!nti011ed the. O'xondre of tithes in N'ortolk • ()Mei ed to iii.' on the t:-(hle: • • A petition was presented by , Alr';•W. 1301(114,t.., fioni tie 'tapes Of PeVensey and Liars, and the ieinit y of Briv,htOn, coniplaining of agrienitoral di,tiessses. '"" "' • presented Wpetition from Admi ral Graves( Ortt'llig,' in Tirt,ht of his, wife (undies' letters patent 'a .Charles;•which granted her att.. ee3tors a sixth share Of the Bahama hlainig) . ; "the consideration of the house. An vx pence of 60,0001. Bari been illentretl 'by the 'claimants. Ordered to lie On the • ("..ht the motion of Air. P. Afoonc accounts were and' intports-to and from thu " .1111. Mgr, preientg• a petition rtgairtst the wg”r front oi , ttiert and occupiers of land in-ISTor. folk. 'A'petiii6n-" , i , a3 446 prsentetl , fronf.curtain Z-16,11,.11(..' • • bei; 1; t ' f . (l) t pf the Ito'ntmisitioneri Litt Ite%'"eilti - trAs , --Presentitl; Si'' AVy taw E pretientetf It• Poitiottttgainst the frAr Taxes from DenbrighNliire. • ' ! *Tl'.O krifeei(oell•ltjalbui , Bat'. went- titraugh .a t( 4 e'f Mr :C; it 0./4 rt - rii'brib(l' : try ltai‘eifve , Coir , Ophns 116)4140 vet:-It . tlVl'Continitia,inuers• ‘itut the I.l.)use otoifidi t r iptA:tin e , 4er - • rain setiliks.•---t41161-‘1! • ''llre."Blioodit,ot Iti6Ve(l' fim . 'at'l • Aeiloott( of! ";i'l/life4e.tfl4 3 lo. in tr.ttisitottrvesselt;, nr ves‘els '44- . (icit'eriunenr, 'and Copies •of the; Corrt.spond'ence 1-etatingitherott. 'Fife 'notion Was agreed tO, with some amend., molts lig•Kotted b the'Cu.o:c . ,ter..tott of Om . Lx cf.tyti, • moittl for Papevg.t.fgip4...tting ivti r At li4Aettik.t vireo, Iforue' l'opiato and . 11,c'tioahl of Arti . oicAlty, etc. respecting the sire of ' litioUG110114;IVe nutle t .' for setn-: . Ifight '6l'' A root;iio' touching the co9tiet of 4110: 4 11e144ttry 'life Cii toms :toeilxeise "'The Crt)lVll Bill went tianuAlt the Cont: faitce ; Detention Bill, and the St,. Intcycour,e tvere ordered to go tutu a. ' 'l;emyttittee to-tiionrow. Mill I,,lndltn',ls' till was ortlcrealw tic eornomted on ' • • • , ;. • Mr. 'ANT u r. NI gave notice of a !notion respict., lug the S;(tAl'y vi thu Secret.try ot the Admiralty fig to-ntoir'ti4tv.-Aeliottrdetl. LAW 'INTELLIGENCE. COVIRTOP'CIIANCERY,Mmicit 19. , 'IN THII "MATTVIC OP- THE DONVAISER , DUCIIESC or • ' Nottrot.K. Mr: LitiCctt t r Ails CaIISC begged leave to in quire of LOrtilltip, its, at-cording to it former intimation flout ... kis - GortUip, lit It tul bet!ll enabled •to•conlet , with Dr. !Mot. 'The isearned Gentle. *matt was'Atitliorised to , saye, for his t4ortishlp's forination',' . ..the parties most interested in this matter had consented that Dr. Alonto should visit 'the -Duchtssi if this met his'Lortlbhip's approba tion', ' • LortitilOpt sAitl4 ti►e opposlonity , to , which 1%11';' Leach Advertett,-Ititgl-'nrit been -Worded him. '1 t, tio‘t4vcr i Alr.'Arattro . vrotnill , bo &rid ettoogh to: au' his Lareshlts tithicriatt.-hu frvutuent!y did, he tityillfl'.'cohlari%uitit him on thr propriety of this 'nfiplibation and desired Mr. Leach Would idiom) Or - Moor° . 4-41is-Astiult to see Won at 114, einivehien6e; •. GCTIOVBI 80Y17,K, %vim 'has been jorige&to die, fut Iti'ireffr.beruins eotirindt Ot.Gumbilcutpe, is the 'natl. Mini cunseirCulunei:Euntneviek P01 , ..be put to Item'li, io , c-oniftnanding.it liirgii reiree ill the! iltilti, iiMehilaily) . .!lgairisVittre usurpinr,• power of Bun ! . `intrutete, Oa into. ?Mime bands. I i te ,•ci e l mve l iy as h t itii n y el l by A base eonflitent. - was -Gomm! 4 li o ye W h o , refnseil Colonel Emm et r:k a triA 0‘,4, appeal, And atter marching -him 30 miles, ordered • bitn , to- lt :Allot Itt- initinigitt 4 , at •7Alathtirg, Yet iloeslie boast rat his iiiynity-, anti brut:' could put • 't6'-tleAllt!ii innn:wlm ,i`owl ever. 'been ' , firm in tiAg esiiiectioyaltyl we i heed In Iliestliaol of the 'l 4 `eitokvned , Frederick,.an(l---at-an early pp -Hod fife was appointed -a of War .to-tlisit , Monarch': - To odd toCierserril Buyer's a4t of era'elty', , be had .the sister of . Colonel liutwtr . rick detained .tis to prisoner-tire , years tit Cleve ) mita the'eprieli. of , the Allies entering the Freocli territories.'. Colonel F:titnetick self in the former Arno - lean war, he having cum ' ;Handed his own corps of British chassenti in aidi of bad Howe awl Sir Henry Clinton; anti tectiy: ! , Vi those GenendS allestaPPOns of 'his merits , ris an 04ic'er, together witit Ciencrals Conway, Tryon, auttliiN PsPElt3.. C6BLENTZ, riii,29.-461.! tribunal befott which ' Pi4eS,llTh Cerres was indicted by Mr. Sack, Commissioner of the Government, fur having warned him . " not to allow any brtber arbitrary proceedings out of excess of zeal in his office," has fully acquarecr:ll r • Aioertios'. . 9.—The day — lit:fore yesterday, died here the generally tesitectoVir. Lecoq, Pri. vate'ectetary 'Of egallon' Bur:Nut Of reign . Affairs:-anti Knight of the Order of the Ited Eagte, of the 3(1-Class, in thit , GI it' year of his age. FROM - Tim AtAINEi Ill•tt;orrt3.--=lt iS. not Gen. Lavalette, but General Monet, who now at Bayreuth. ..? I , STOCKHOLM, MAucit Royal Highness .the Cl'olen` nine& •Wasiafely indisposed ; ali ltt as the indisposition was, it, gave occasion to show the. attachment and cordial res - pect, with which the irt. habitants of the Capital, as well as: of the pro vinces, are animated towards the august Prine, to whom Sweden; : and- Nor way have such infinite obligations, since they have had the happiness of possessing Every body took the sincetiest interest in his illness, and the joy at his perfect recovery was universal. -•• ' • • Royal' Highness the Prince Ri.gent has wanted to- the Duke of Clint hirlatoVs Hussars, •the dis; inet of " (itirasses are:making in the I iarz for the regiments ,of Guirassiefs•,that are to be formed. We learn that every cuirass is to le ornamented with it sun Auirrounded with rays. Three divisions of Foot Guards will, it . is said, be formed here, and at Calle and flildesltci,tt. : VIENNA, NlAltelf 2.--ller Majesty the Arch duchess Alaria '.lLotiisa of Austria, Duchess of and Gitastalla histis the title she will. hear ,in future) departs tot Italy ott the 7th Otitis month, • . 13auNsw 1,11mtcu..1.-- 7 The 11CWi of the heroic death of the brave ...Duke of Firtniswiek was rt•- , ceked in his capital on, the third night after the melancholy event. e t utor of the two Princes, his sous, begirt) iiis:le.ssons; the next iiii)ritingutith a I;(11)VerSatioll 111)(111 separa (ion and It. Prince Charles William Ferdinand, the eldest, said. in a few minutes, " llow di) yoo come io t sithieet --we did not leave of here • 'Fi t tf: is true," saitiethe tutor; but your lit her has been fofeetli to part front _his' dear son) !"—" Tli 4r is be cause he.is a...,soldier," returned the Prince ; ,it'Atitt4tol , ,v. easily, Wight he be woiiiiited, so . ete ly• zirks3l l4 .o, l hilt I,c is a soldier;'— ‘` Arid if lie should even lie killed, considering how fearlessly he braves - every thin get !" 'the Prince started, and exClaintetritittlilenly, " Hai my father Intim ?" 'the tartest, in a fatiltering voice, replied , in •the i nett . covered his eyes ; with:his hand,tilid, was si!eot for :some tooments „the)) lit at.l ii more cotoposed„ " f f i c tlier• e 11:s etol, that tlil; hat th , . vvils pained." ioKip , tlsve.. 14 , At icAst retnintd the his Dist' rfiti nlent t s were liarspy i" Biii now naftire at,seittid her Kights ; lie burst into tears, through Whhih r ; hiow .ever, cinisciuti,ms4 of a :generous, 11.11. 116 , . • Jl 4 le spirit' of their great :anceStor,' nary . Abe Lion,whiukaitintated the••lather, - continue to iire also rn Yli suusl • 4eiter:)--Wettliye often liaktrexasiturlie.re,to wonder ur the cre.dtility, witt. Which foreign papers insert idle anil absiod reports; nut '1401j 4 c...'f!!; but even upon the most itaportant-coneerirs, jilt; in ternal and external. relations of different States, Various Co.respotigepts,,espcgially from our eapl tai, seem,til make it their, ripeciA) con cerm . to spealt . of great dilierette4 orfrCOriii"and the 1 at . pal See, which t hey,suyare t;tly occashined by the pretensions iii the lattee,, now but too tt ell, tltftt.;eveli ,Hfooog frheivcs,, tile mos( ridiculous report s,w et e pi•etendeil eicinn nituti - cat ions,of a leftiiall to 111 yest the liishopS pa"iiied by the h'itiperor t 04c. :11(1.4 wits:particolarry asserted, , "vith iticoneei v 4VrF efilitlitee i lll. 7 .o 11- bee,. ulio was t tllinatt tt , simi le o me.b it ice , Bi s h o p of Layback. .'t'e know, from an authentic source, that all these assertions, which were spread with biul,intentions, are Wholly ooltits.tided. Among ttie.sf ,Eeitortp, i 4 I hot of..t ht, reealr, tribe beisle:- - sired by our Emperor, of th e Pupal Nuncio here. This war-thy Prelate, who is of Viterbo, has indeed hee, , npro44ised in the next prgqt,totion pi the - 4!li prUarCh,'; and it is doubtless , May, thus he, recalled frOm the post which he lots filled with so much credit in the Most, ditlicult ,tiines; but it is quite certain,- thatp. s uch an i event has no,lonntiation in any of the cattkeis,mentionctl abov:e,, l lie qs9ltl I it'll "the Panperor nOt:to . . visit tiOnre is as little to tie 41ctihed to aoy niisitntler statitling between 0111 , Court and that of Itome:' Who . Witlii wish to visit theise pro-: vitices of his Empire which he has not yet seen, end yet would siiisire not to be absent too long front the common capital, has, for' this reason, given rip • the intended visit' to Itoine ; stud will not, it is said, even 'gt,„ to Florence to visit brother., IVhat'these - foreign PaPers' . futtheY say, of.•• our apprOaehing 'change - in the ?di , nistry, is among the lablei ivhich are bent and die • in a day. Indeed it seeing to he one of the la vourite idea!, of our novelty-lovink age, - to talk of changes of Nlittistry, `whether in England or in Austria. We beliete; 116Werce, • thin 'iii .si)ite tti theseJoyers olchange, there never wig a time , e.vl;ich Ole Administration of both countries— . (who have coveted themselves with glory, nod haye,itcquired thejoistest _claims to the gratitude ofitheirnationsinight,lre .more confidently e)4- .peeted,to be ollong !titration— _ . We ,<:nrinot ,conceal that it has elivity o appeared okly t a t o riot eetons to us ; , when sve. hAve reed itt folfagn I'aper4 cif an,appcoaciting, breech be.tsslceu '.l'bere wants on the otto baud, the tualicious joy and, the other, gm:id-natio ol our to pro. cure credit for such acCounts.—(Humburgh respondenten, March 1:0. Stlrrit . "A MEM CA,, • , „-te;i . !- Ct NotiPKA I 9.--,Tive.reportin (int last, of o'f.'Cartlagena, is now fully contirmet.-'--- We lay before our Readers, what we have hewn able to learn respecting it, by private letters, and other socuces of inforatatioa. . . • 1 -''After ow attempt to surprise the Hill of ,the Popa, which failed.after a desperate struggle, and ? 'With Considerable loss to the,assailaots,-„Gencral . Morino contented: himself _With draavittg the line,. Of blkkade cloSer; and awaiting die - slower but, lnore.certain operation of fornitte i . Vor,this pot 'pale riampletcly,'citt, .6attnitunication With the interior, threw si line oi' heavy vit.-boats( across the' bay; And 'erected :batteries on each side s 0 as to cross their fires. The fiesieged still, oh.' ititiately held out, hnt want of provisions would' Thave obliged theist to evacuate the place.. witch soonerthan they tint, hail they not receiued casinual and timely supplies front Jamaica incl . 'the ptirts St. — Domingo.;: None arriving .lat-' terly, ravagot of: want began to: be severely 'felt tor sonic time..they had subsisted almost entirely upon a kanty ration of tonles..or. asses flesh, till at length .even that miserable resource' failed thetnf and there was felt no remedy,..but stirrenaer at diseretion i . ur toil force' theirpas ,sae: and escape by sea. Many womentand Hfren, pressed brit - linger, threw theinSelves: onthe Clemency of .the . besiegers : General Murillo ye- their necessities, but • Itelitaut Jot •a threat' to time lk:iitgefl, that he was • authorized by the laws tit war to .rttlive these 'poor people back into the city, ,ssuless they surrendered. The threat - was disregarded, hitt never carried into . execution.' No hopes at. length remaining, the Pupa and the city were attanduneoLon night of the 5t Ii December, by us inany.aae,itild crowd on board of eleven arnicavessels ; theline of boast was forced, and the Spanish cinkers at sea not 'observing them, they got safe oir,,and ur 'some at Jainaieu, and others in ll,tyti, in a pireons condition. .• The; Spethiatt!3 took posscision of the place on the titOrtling Of the Oth, and fnund, bite sticets-; ci!veted uith people, dead and dyii i g ; it was Pot iti the notnre of than to aggiavme such and 'accordingly the victors. \rill' poutpt Ttity convert ed .the convents and Other !urge httild- 1 1 ',figs into tiospitals, and supplied the neco6ary's , foOit i$ grievous to edit; that w.c rinderst stic,cotirtgenernll;,' came too hte, end as. is coin motr ttt evlies of btaryntiOli, the. victirli 1341trilly CX i)irt;(l soim after . stvallotving the little nottrisilittentr given hint. 111;ty bye' hope, that 'now the long.:struggle for 'the enittitelpation of: Nett' Granada' hal 'thus .ter; a general amnesty he?pa t i's'ell, and tltt wnitittli of this, dislocated ptirt - 01 Smith Atne-; ric'''he heakd • - • 'five ettiter NtieStril Senora del Aierce(l,. from 14 . 41:tga..1)01111(1. itO wpm t ott the Alitot, came into tile I):iybotit this 1111)1 . 60)g, for the vittpo:e oi obtaining iolormatiott of the ~tte of 1,13 e lettlemenitt ; having 'obit - slat(' which, bile Will proceed for her port of destination. EXPEDITIONS . TO EXPLORE AFRICA. The 1 7 4xpetlition uuiler the directions ,of t eapsain 'Ttl'eKkv t ,'lli the Cong . ° sloop; accumpanitid by the' " Dort , thg transport, (of which an Acetritiit will he found in 'fur. SUN of tile 26th of•Fchruary.);,- for. exploring,the Sooree of:the river Zaire, or, US it is , etslll6lollly:tertiled; 's tlie , Co,igo, hasysailed on•thar important discovery. -The which had been !tired Sni board the Congo lias , heetr removed,- togrAid'.Witli the . whole of its vast umeliiiiery; as, its use fotiod.inipracticable, anti it:prevented the sailing of the vessel with We celerity that was requisite, '• tVhile. this expedition is proceeding, another is to be effected aurbss - the . continent of 'Africa, to 'the point Where l'Attx . ierminitted his la., horiotts c-areer, : and theticcou the Niger, iu the expectation of meeting , ntillt.Captain Tucti.ey, and, in that event, establishing the hypothesis which has , lo(tg ..been indulged, that,Alto Zaire or Congo;" and the Niger, are one and t'.4e same ri. — ter. The soiirCe.of the former, , us . also - the ter- , initiation of the latter, linVe 'hitherto' cansed a . • large chasm in the interim) geography of Airier' and until now no measures ,so extentled,or-sitiii lar.with regard to the employilitint of vosels,bave heen atteriipted. - terrestrial mission is' plac4d Under the (L.. reetitni . of Major Jon L'unptc, assisted by Lap- . taill'TtiOtAs CAAIrlf&t.L; and the number of, per-: sotilto be 'attached are not fewer than those under l'AttK, whose line of mareli is to be adhered The following' iMportaut- 51octutient-, of-sehich 'some nunibers have - been printed the , English apt! Arabic langnages, will he distributed Tor ;he purpose tit dal' natives 'rendering such service as the travellers may stand 'lii need of ; and particu cularly the conveyance or dispatches from them: to , any - of otir-tettlentents on the coast. The 101.. lowingis represented as a ,rye copy, to Which the seid :of the African . Couipziny isAittixed : ((,..S.) Free trade io, gni of Pailjamelif, t ' i'ltti9z? to 11111k0 MajOr 301,11 Thoina*CaraPbell, and `.4ttrcon Cowdr) , twen employe& by,thollritish Government to proereti roan Sene k , ...4l I f l into the intLriur of Africa, to truce thy sourol of the ; to obtain :such inrOronnivnt Ling the e,,,,it tri4S.throligh which they, pa s , , as . way he (Ise tub its the ex tsoslon nod Olifirosement.oitooluteri-e, which is Int, object of the British ; Got eroment iu s , nßitni; coolie poreoni len stud thikt aoy person who way hAlittol to nowt tletnen, soil shall he the hover ulp lv:tter to the Governor of this or auy other liritrat settlement on the gold coast,' floor either,of thetn, shatj rkceive hue OflficeS of . Akita, liflff;Je rally rewarded for my fievvice or : acts of hintlitess which it may optics'' by such luttec.ipay hive been It:wit:red to either or•tnem. " • .• " Witriessluy ,haud at number ounces Of gtild being fixed nt five, has been tibjected to by perspns tvlio have been at Morocco, as_ an expression which i avoided-by the - Nrithi:insi anti the Western Moors, in their numerals, When they, wish -to express , that tnniber,it it ?,;etierally done by tour And tlnv., or two aod three y and the 1. , 0-0,10 - signed for,this tin A uhr custom arisrs id . efi , of five be,ng coliilected with the eritheisur and diao „jog the mink of five fingers on the hand, in the manniti rejection of any person t(.4 lawn they have an 4 I I TIT E Wt.\ .1. , O's N 1 ' 01 .4 11 1 eveUittg c.xt.rtifkrtiinAty ;t l l we, ever .Was brought (Jut ;It oat Th --A Dee eatre (lielfast). at act elf 6, i , rather the speakitig-'part for thitietti Or f(iiirteen charActers.all pt!rfuttatil by one needt (M'r: i j„...PT)tht .It:IIS9f : the gontitittal efforts the ot pranuttis Persone • ( 13 or in ntitilbcr) ,to get- ill a word ; by flint of rapid utterance and nneeaSing voltibility, be keeps and stptibrts the wltolt .talk-' . ing to ltitaself ; an,d frOm the rising..of.the curtain to the cad of a Farce, of the usual length of Farces, without :Iffy test from dtVis'iijo i'ff l Jtsi never ceases a dilloglic he furtris 'froth th eis t signs, expressive, 4.)r their opiniotts,bnil his (JWn, even i 9 changeOl scene, is, heal(' at a dis.:• sauce to continue its nes'er . failing`titterance,'ciet t when off the stage, su - far; it is on 'instance of .extroQrihtlaty memory ; -but.m.prriO.PfetitwflOrdi' nary versatility of-talent, it will be oultnecessaq to enumerate that; the hero ;";1' Inece:lliis' tJ do ;-•-he ripens the - ph)t to hisValit, - exsplatas tis e.afid peogress of:1)k love. for, I . ;ii tuistrcit 3 ) forms him of the difficulties : which lie ; to the %%'4• of„,his obtaining ;' inks ''''ttirViSe td Coatifter grunted s but P i) 1 1:14: " Ic: for opposing his rival ; meets his mistrcss,,makes of himself and his.rival,vel apcoant both testiwony to his awn cligniel'eFlind against that ove to her, t ltd; of the.Freurlk.Marquis ; ,reprortits the Ma rc l u , i ,' . ; l a t J r it i ‘ ti v i s t :v , 1 1 ; %wiliftti he personates :Is such a lopas.todisgastpis. intended father-in-Lew ; datives the ht,i/niet de la emu' with a supposed partner, and siiigs a dnetlviticitis supposed mistress; persOttates his owninother in st Septch .dialcct ; assiones ths,ianguageand dressof each el.ioActer sOctUnplciely - a nd instantape thAt identity is •tic!ibitiglYlost ;• jitfts-. lu fl it, .w h the ftirce of h's tongue; five titlicative ..voment ; Otst-argties his -father, mother, Anil all his . 11,11(1 his mistress's relations, and brings time fat et:, to its catastrophe, I,y , leaving; I,''ir t Y 3 " 1 thing to say against apatite's 'being rerintei...ei: ; then Itroltuses thAt t hey shall' conclude tVit !feral .3rufg-..rsings,.eKtry body's: own for - thou , even to the fnli chorus.—The audience, even, to the last, still exp ec ti ng t h at !tone one !Ise lv ,ll 'ipertnitted • to' 'speak' or sing, This' Must silf* giant-, 'entertainment: was hailed: With -I" • " inclk , and r.:as annotoY ed for a serond 'repmeseiitation; with titre``' peals. The farce is said to be taken from' French, 'ail& to . have been - !'Avis .considerolfle, stlecess,; %ye believe , however, ttiat the hint.ouly wt's taken froni the Paris piece, acct that the whole Of what Wa s ' rep r c s d ii i e (l - i m iee ; iyas of ;Wt. TALBo-r"s own maintfacture, the Tretic l ' piece having only the volubility of the hero to wri t ott,', this having liesi , !es the sin-prize of the elf;f,n,g l of 'dress and cliar.icier. 61 talent it maV boAst, is as'inay expected hi a farce. of a. light .kind ; out the ingenuity and bolostil eviiieed in eminstittlig so, notch to memory, fate! the (-Xi raortlimuary ! old perfect - i*olOp; i';;;; of ra I 1 , 111 4 '. dialects and inaritier3' 11 . 11 i y is, indeed, rulyssurpriz —(Be fa ) lilcT4l.NoltDlS.\ltY iiSSI.:INATIOU AT i lie folink% ing irrtLsore, new particulars rt spect ing the zlssis.iitiation of the Allinoi:t of he Nlayor of iNlOntrlidier, ti4tih the cs.traetfrorii . the P.tris L'oper , . • I'Vbett , t t un:ite man Was brought' to thp . itospi:,3l of Cochin. he eor..fi.,ssed applied : to tic, ,shldi..rsvt ho rclusell to be pill" in singular ',lnject of suicide; A wofft , '" , ;however,. _whom he met Oil the Boulevards, rim" , Wifttlt l ;10:11ssi*.t :in his p'qut ; : 111 I of receiyiuga present ot '4(101) tr:otes,rt; be paid,her on the 10th of Mara, at the itow,e 61" Park, she pre li r.victim t tro stabs 'of a pottihril• on , l,lttt hint expiring on the lice tried in vain to find Out the author cif crime, and the &scrip' ;On viten by the Wounded • ' stratu.'wAs insufficient for the purpoc.- 7 -pli the 10th of ilfarcli, a woman Came to ‘ANotaryin this , capita!, and requested Ii to to go . mitrriTo ver: for, her the ii,ntotint of the tvind fir 20J0 Franco. Notary.said; it was at a part Of 101 b`nsi ness to undertake the recovcey of• o'digations , pf this kind i but he referred her to a F rofts- sionalnran, who,'he 'ivoit!tt do so itt case it, teassite' seemed to i t: '"'"Otti be; lltis persOn then Went to tile professional 'man, wito out suspecting; AllY .n)ore Unlit 1.1,11: Notary, the • cause - 4 .1 10, !k i n githir engageMent, presented liiinselt" witfi and tlernanderi the money. There lie Met .the OtPrers, who informed hint that thleinstrtt tnetit which be prOduCed was the Pike Of aSsossi nation.. They kept hint in custody until 11'1'4 oh taiued polsessron of hi; e,lient, who` tta:i' so iiii l P l6 and stupid 83 to return and ask" for the townie whielt she supposed it it hi be gi;:ett wit limit filly difficulty. The t:iscussion I.espectiitg affair trill be eat norg curious, tts jt 'is li'll'ed.th° 'unfortitnate man tiili . tiot die'of hi's.tebtort,l;?. . On the. r,th lust. at 'Harr - nu:ton Hall, Lincolnshire, the Lady or R , lbeirt Cilter.tt, Eli!. . Th e ,:tine thy, At Brimul e an Cot idr.f,e, Alresford, Hants, the 14.4 ofoft It Rev. William' .I', ttaniclater: last, at Brighton, the Latly of tho I-103. D. NI, Er - thine, G 1 a son. .M1Itittl:1) Oli Jay lest, at Sr. Panto* Church, Prederiek 1..;:q. of Doctors' Common*, to Miss Morgan . , of the tun. p;are. 011 the 25th tilt. at Lisbon, Brigttlier•GenerAl Sir pl cta 1- unei . the 4tit Poqiigtiese itesitneut o f Orvitlry, to Donna Maria Brigid:l.de Pali* e Lacerib. DIED. ' • On Tneo,li, the 19th inst. rif Giies:go . llo 4lll r Curent,gat den, tigeti.72,. :tiona , iy her house in Hifi-street. Berk e : ley-s,inn,, t4oldN•A ot t tiv, thenth year of her age .— lady :Aka for many the, %annum) Of Stils-Prece' tre4 to cn:r actoniptistwtt Princesse4. • -.Yrstcvna,y, rt his kunst: in _lAnceln's-inti-fields, W 4 17, • tf Flettiter F.Ol. fate Major in the tieginient of Lio".. If.* Itst nth at Mahon, in tlieJs:and'of Miriam - 3, Slarfi . ;rift of ()Lm i! Coo ugh:tine, and ytiangcst daughter of, the j Litt, 1.0. t':lluils,r. Olt 034, ! it !nit . alze'd 70, the Key. NAt;riortilittre , LL D ' iteenr•of r eni4l4,f,Giourrst ertitire. Thio Able Di'vi .1 t rittei tug leadiog dezk, iiorkilayp As I , cl l . Wa' w th ust pitsoplyetie fit, to tile great coooern..tion of ftis ffl t+ -4, . 4, lie cl fr cod , :in.! . a l : several int Osegiterit atti:DA occurifitt A , lie expired at nine tilt; ensuing warning. )N :Y)N : tyiuttd h ' ,;. CAttP.4l.k. 111 S. No. 7 Crif# 4- u:liingst ;Anil pAtistted b IV; A. St.:1111'14; ut DriStpli -•-• .i•—•... where Atirvt4t4'#