The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-23 00:00:00

• % AVA T., Ir.W5; cif East hit Haman, with t)ic LOSS I,f howcprit n t fore-inast, peissed (44.cm!iewl 'yesterday Nortleleet., 'fr'ijnt . the Dowiti,; , tti rye* pair het. damage. .:,I,lf 1 "1 DEAL, JAN, morning DACitg, for India; Kelidiagtoll, SWINFN, Tor JRrneica ; and most of the outward-hound, except The Hon. East India Company's ships— they all remain..;—Wind S. E. 'Five o'ClOck.--The wind has backed again to end the oittwaro-bound are cowing back. 22.—Arrived the INlary, 10X.'from the Alecliterratieth. Sailed leis Brazed for Ilarbadoes ; hii NlajosLy!s!, ship Salisbury for the West Indies Akrt, , METtlis, for Loodon.—Witl S. E. rAl,ktobTll, JAN.• 20.—Arrived the Anterietltt I 'hip Howland, Captain I.I:m7.AND, from (Andes tow-ts fin orders ; Jane, Captain STEVENs, (ruin London ; Shannon, Captain APINTOStt, from Inwey for the Mediterranean, with fish. Put back the George"paatet,' with the etails for Sn- AftQATtt. JAtf.24.—Tlie brig Lyra. of North , master, from Ostend, ,got on shore yesterday:tiu Filmes% Rock, hut by the it itiktalice from hence WAS got Without much atntage. 1.1mtwien,.b.g.22.--.-Arrived the Earl of Lei cester packet with a mail troth .Cuxhaven ; the :Elbe having become tree from ice, 53 vessels pro ceeded up trtmt . Clochavett•tor Hanthurgh on Fri.; itttr'y last, the. day.the packet sailed . .•F• 'lO4 4 8 OU T , JAN. 21 . —:11te William and Mat' , 311RTLPTT, imp) . Sunderland, struck on tue roc - in coining bar this mot nine; 'been makes a great '4leal of WiitteiY l she halt revs ut from her anchor. • BRAE,MAR . • jAN. 20.—A gnantity of sni,ll blowitmti share nn t h e . w n east Of this Island, .also a cask of linseed, -.mark' J . & -The ship Glove, Darr, lyit.;; here, was oliliged to cut both her r•th!vs, iii the gaie.of the 1711),1 , in ordertu tare the %else!. MUGU roN. J&K. 22. .1 % THE PRINCE REGENT.--We arehappy . to.lettrti''l from several Bulletins issued by po. that his Royal highness is now in a fair way•of EncouragMetn.i.)f Nat ,tic littera, by siorwtel 311 , 110•11 Arnahl, being speedily and perfectly rcheved from that ' in the year .Sto. nark! tilt im ig mediate Porone of I lis li.li . riity King -..e, , z0 the . l'hird.. Mt' th e firs' Moue of this New -rainful companion, the-gong- which the - Prince :. ll''more wa 4 Ihia , y his Wile. MOblii Caroline Arnold, on the 20th of J.,.i.t.,ry, tgiti, 'in the st;th yea - : of his Shjelity's has, for twelve days, borne with exemplary pa- reign. ... . Come, There is no doubt that-his (loyal High- She then plAced in it cnins . ot every deserip , inn, beating the SI :4 mp of that Sovereign, from whoie ness will be fully-, recovered to meet ...P'ili a :.-qtePt. ' paitienlar patronage the' bAglish Opera House by the time appointed for assembling.. The fat- srst%tturtved its existence and respectability, and lowing is the late s t mil et j,,,,—, . i. ,-,„,5;; , -1 WitithAtitillintely enabled the, proprietor to claim 1 the attention and patronage of the public. Mrs. • ~ - • " Dulletin, halt pad ten ALM. Watley. • . . ARNOLD,the ~ his Royal lltgliusn is much better this morninw, . i .4 - 6 d ; assisted by the architects, spread (nor- he ,tip i te Was kwete,i anafixed ii„ itsshim. It M. 3. TIKRNEY. " ! tar ,AR [lop r cow, the growth dour own country ; W i la Ft ~ . • This morning Lord St Ilete.iit 6,.. 1400 and Lady . 'HIV) the produce of our 'own fruits, end ott., of t mily Murray, Lord Ifoiry Cholmondeley, 'Mr. - Brit sli ntatnifacture, were then sprinkled by Mrs, Pole Carew and family, anti nr. ISignil,.llllVp de , - - .. - katu.ii,'D on thq . slone, .as emblems of the past, parted for their town residences„ iun I' , ... ' .-' 4 arm lain Telplin'tl' prosperity of the undertaking, and me ; Brown, mi.. ¶V igstaff; and '4r. Prnitilinall4nAm3lit erl h m d . .h„ rat iyi . '. proofs, that the indigenous the NesteOgcrs t . lift the Pavilion yesterday aft l ebit ,i.i i tH ilei . Of our own soil; all, 'Ms amnia resources, .. Ilm'll foi their respect we .destituttimm , - ' •a - .',ai n w,ell in naliile idenis as in natural productioris. Sir C. Nl:Burrell, Barr. It. is stall; will ha7e•theollitniiibta retorting to forei g n climes tOr.,exotie aid. ~ - . , Tocarit Coloneley.of the Snesex Militia. -"-Itifter a imitable speech from Mrs. A awoLts, the Yesterday Morning, about seven o'clock, seven , ; company anti labourers retired to spend the rest e.ustorii-house okers, at Worthing, proceeded to• i t:if the day in festivity. Rea in a boist,on the loolt.aut for a smug i lling Yes. ' Itel. The. violence of Abe breakers untottunately I:tpserthe boat, anti me have. the melattehttly tale to relate, thin five of the party atet \vita a vva- , tery grave. Tw4, or them were saved with great ilifteahy by cliwiing to thC boat. Thee of the TO THE EDITOR OP 'TIC SUN. Si a—liplinblisting the folitnving; letter, wide!) I hnvr.,jti received from Mr. Douglas Kinnaird. I feel maeltsatisfaction. , llis'explanation is can tli4 • and fthank him for the handsome manner • , ,lA,w)tich it has been given. 1 4 111. 1 Kinnaittl may, howeier, be assitred, that , tiogr mir ct tvcl •" i tlis'vleaseil' at being taken platesiional composer :" 1 am only anxious allitgar ant pahlic occasions, as wishinit to interfere %rid) the profession; ft great manyMem , hers of %visi:Th 1 have the honour- to know, and ~.vcry highly to ,espect•Hod rgitr4. • Iret:iaitt, Sir, Your obedient unit obliged servAnt,• Sontitaspton-sirect, 20111 Jan. t OW. W. LINLEY. Saturday Evening. NTT nett* Sta--I tiro Just returned to toted, and hare.read 'vier Complitiot its the Morning. Papers. The slightest hint In private; from any quarter, that I harlonsitteA the one's- tiOn *of your name, when it ought to hare- heels cited with the front myself, 'would have secured the immediate cot rection of my error. - Although your object is probably answered by the -publi. cation of y our letter, yet, doolit not, you will, justice to toe, give 'the stone puidicity to this deelaratirin . af my sincere contritiun for the error I presume. Myself to hare committed. , The Preface I wrote !niftily. 'pith the . Prltiter's Devil at me elbow, aftes night to connect the p . ress, fur the •Istiok , was printed t 5,114; *livered to the public in three slays after; tirettrst riprOsentation. ice itblkl?say Prefale lied reference only to what ;S;chs phtlishml hailer my name, and I feel myself called upon tts'fdisilltibi'ltte merit of the Prologue and - Eptio.zue, and sum* yyj 'tu , gs, which, ..but fur inch art explanation, would lin~ t y b een improperly attributed to ale. lied I pahlislied ttie misiie, I should have felt Myself Called Upon to perform the Awe duty to yourielf and Mr.Pooke, who has no inure solid reward than you have ler his music, and who equally claims my thattla. ' You must tivt he displeased at sheitig sometimes mistaken for a pcnfessional conipoxer ; as titep.tildiof no doistst, pay you that compliment from the cxcelleuce of your Since writing the above, I Sint told that it would have beers uouxual for me. to have Intentioned the music its Inv Preface. But be that as it may, I never can .eno-gh acknotiltdst fill _obligation to you fur the flrit.Cilee and Sion~, w hi c h, I doubt not, to tuatetiully contributed to the tigtvsa of tk piece: I trust yov.will• not. withhold them Irons the VOliet as I usnlerstand . .Mr. Cook's mimic has already linen called tar, and is in the press . , Mr. Dibdin has Iti4 wetted to sue to say, 'that it wax your express desire your naolt: should not be m 4)111,1.4,1 ; ,; i t h e cow poxes, of rite opeoing Calve and s•mg, ,it*UkOheriforf,smiticky, that ri/1 the pgpris you 0i,c,14,A4r day pfter . ,t eluietly succeeded.' _llLatt you wilt do too the Juittipo to p u bli s h th i s op 440 1 arn my dear Sir, 'Your , vrry obliged servant, DOUULA3 1..1.... W.... . • • INIELLIGL.IN'Ct. eor...T OF CIIANCEII.T, JAN. V. . The COart tv" , " ~e rtipieil !luring the creator ppm. ,of the dity, its twitter-4,a !tin publics niteicst ‘yhat.. rver,, At 12 o'cinek, Al,. PARKE,. Ittipportetl Sir Aural Ent l'lGtor and lcr. AkAitTlN,.appeitrcti at th e bar, VA took tiie tt•ni;,l olths, at it Seyieant a t I.,ritv_, prep tratory to being sworn in one of the inch:es of ltis NLAjt•ity'i Cotirt.of Cr:Ammo:4 Ki Westtuinter After the oaths! hair been atitbit• t Learite(i f*eittlenvitt. gihiresseti.the 14011 D CUM': pieLLOa in or e s y tvortl4 . .• . My•Loan,—l riquesfVonr Lortkliip to t pre. s c ut ' fl y h:ittihie respects to his . Nlajeity the ing, .+n,l her M Pje4ty the Queen , rind to beg their :lc reptanre of these: rings, us a balall token Oh, my duty, veneration, and itttiteltment." •-! ~(1e thvii b‘iweil ;4 , 1,1 retired. The, motto on the rings was, " Qui leges iqrturte servat." Sittings appointed in Middlesex -find Lon(Ion, before !he4-ht N 7 ICAtirDnS,•Kllt: Lord Chief Jiwict of Isis Majeity'pi C...trf of Coniston Westininiter, in and liner buy Tenn, 1816 : 7 • IN it KM. • if~DDLL'seX. • , LONDON. Saturday, - - Jan. 2.1 Thursday, • .13u. :41 ThurM,ty, Wedue,day, - FA. 7. Thursday, 7 AFTER TERN'. Jan. QS Ft.b. Frb. 8 Tueid3y, . - Fel). 13 I Weilnestlay, . ; . 'as. 14 IRELAND. LT EUIT NANT-COLONEL C.kULFIELD ANT) MAJOR tiItOWNR. In musequence of the unfortunate misunder standinly between these Gentlemen, a meeting took place on Tuesday morning, at day-light, in the Deer Park of 'Duo mutt ; Colonel Caulfield, attended by Major lilostace, Mr, trowne by Cot Bromine, An ineffectual attempt being made in both parties took their ground, at 12 paces distance, and fired, providentially without effect, they were then directed to fire ag a in, when tr. Browne, by the positive direction of Colonel 11 , -owne, waited Colonel Caultield's fire, Which nearly proved fatal, and apologized. .1 HENRY BROWNE, Ro3ccutnon, Jan. 9, 18th: JUIIN EUSTACE. bodies fivi been - pi Aced up. WINDAOR • ,JAN. 22:—This morning a grand tui , ;:!! • Nary spectacle was exhibited in this town. it' being known that a part of the victorslroin the' battle of Waterloo 'were expected at the Foot larracka,, great numbers of the inhabitants left. the town to meet . , them on the road, on foot, on bOrseback, and in carriages the GintrdA amount- . list; to upwards of 500, with laurels hi their . caps, mint with their bend, were then headed by his Royal Highness the, Duke of YouK, s .on holier back, as Colonel of the First Regiment of POO.. Guards. The QUEEN, end Princesses Aucus%'i:, kt.izAtaTit anti MARY took their acidosis at - th-tt" Windows of her m A l)otise its Pui*Listlt4ta.' 'The military halted when they came opposite to Pit house, and gave three cheers. The Duke of ICottx conducted the military to the barrack*, and urettt atterwards on toot 'to the Castle j they left l'oriis six weeks yeaterday. _ Rto ,JfiNEIRO, Nov. 25.—The great prepare- Colts which Were ntalthrg beri for the voyage to . kipain of the Princess de infantas, as the future brides, have been suspended, for reasons which ' Itave not yettranspired. It is, however, reported,. that in March next the necessary powers to effect the snatriagts will be received front Madrid, when the Itoyail Party it itumelliately to set for Cadiz. in the ruelaa.tiane troops are arriving irere from Lisbon, atnVothers' are undergoing u - state of , att it appears, for the purpose of pro ;,v,eetling 'to the frontiers of the River Plate, and Mo n ProbablY of taking possesion of Monte Video and the Eastern Bank, in spility of deposit. for. Litt King or Spain,' as this Govern men t : is by no, '"nti pleased at Use rapid growth of Republican 'Priueiplet,so near to its vicinity, Four Govern ti,ifen ships have-left Menus Ayres for the propose a scouring the South Seas, by this time they nave • ()nb ied Cape 1 - lorni • and seriously threaten Sp a k l , trad e Ali tire shores of the ont 11 .18 greur disaatert may Ise expected us Spain WA :lot the tatiow' of a naril lune to otiose to them IDRIGINAL 00Erny.- = • :AII'ItOMPTU ' : ' • • On wrtile'tsing the mirohle performan axf lfe. Ineteri the Midassmater Night's Dream. • With the Hottentot reous, it whoM fogiS have COMie LISTON may surely be aptly compaid, In spite of dull Crities--od rot 'cm: If they doubt what I say —for the truth of my theme I refer thew to SIIOUSIEARE73 siTCCt Midsu►unier's ()ream, And LISTON'S most prominent Voltam! - New lon, J.iii. 21, 11316. TARTAR. DISPAR, ET IDEA:. 1, Sound sleeps yon GuarZirin of the Night,. " The hours oneall'il—yuoth's rest not sweeter " I thought he was a Watch."—" You're right— " Dot is Mop-li'atck, nut a lleptittrr." ARRIVALS AND DE.PAItTURES. ABUIVALs. 'Tim Lord Bishop of Ely, in Dorer-street; General NTonta: MilthrW, ; Generallitigh, in Charles stri.et , lierlo•lev-square; Duchess id Welling! on, in HAtiniton pl , ce ;. " Earl of * Hill:4;llam, in Queen Anne-street West ; Lunt er Fras, in Re llurd,rquare; Mr. John Julius Angerstrin, in froni thy I‘'oodlitiiils, in Kent; Lady Mauer, in Guildt - ard.streat ; Mr. CharleA Hannuersiey, mall I Mai (pis of 'Thinezal, in Albemarle-Ore:it, Irmo Belfast, in irrlmid; Sir G. Denys in Manslield.street ; Capt. Campbell, l'atli-street ; the laird Bishop of Chester and family, in Beiner.'s-street; Lord Chas. Spencer, at Featom's Hat c h Clonmel I, at Thomas's Hotel; Captain ‘Valkitti, at the St. ' , wallow.. .0i Motel; Captain Mateiell, at ditto ; Captain Watson, at liulmes's el Vincent, liriseoe, at ditto; hotti and l.:ul1 11.11 and an,l family, in Saville-row: Captain aia. Mrs.. Shaw and family, at the Waterlooll.nel ; Captain .Ich• noity, 78th Iteiltuent (Elsghlan , lers),, at Blather's hotel. DELIA K'l U It ES. Itoyalifighneic the Duke Gi ol i teaTtrii Go rs e mirk_ l3ne to 113 1 0'..0t ['Ark; the Nlarquis ttlandford, fur Whitt: Ktlighti, Bert:shire ;. Counte., Ayiesford, for Stanmore, near Edgware; Sir Charles 11:1 , 64;45, .for Wellesley Hail, Atherstune, in Lincolnshire ; Sir William Peppy, Bart. to llorewund Lodge, Sonniug 7 hill Wells Earl anti CUlilitt4i Bristol, Air Brighton; Earl and Countess of .Beiooniugh, for Docket Hall; lion Colonel Pontonbi, for chit.; Mr, and Mrs. Boehm, for Otter,bas ; the lixrl of •Cortiampton, fur Payne's Hill, Kent; Lord Stowell, ;ma tour; the Archbishop of Canter bury, for . Addington Park. NIOV EMiLhfi Ot'Llt,t 110 USE. On,Saturtlay Jast, the tieit Stone of the Auditory of the New English Op,l A Ftenw., on the site of i l p hyvrini,),os laid : the rest of the walls tie. ng pri•vi.lusly raised . to the height of the 'roof. in the short space of seven weelis, and Iheretore the speedy completion of the building buing, evident, Th e: oc ,,, Freu c tl . Was itteußed by no ghaunl pohlie ceremony, us none but the persons employed in the Construction of 'the Thc,,tre, and Mr. AnNoLD's family, te,re- pi r• , ,eut the hand o . ife&tion was . selectvd tri.pert ,, r At tiw.enstomary 't . ltz. 4 of the oc casio,n, and M r s. Attv,a.D,Lid the I ,,, ,ilation Stone. ..Th , e , Stone. and ti., iron c01(1111+1 ere ~Suveucleil.til the air by a it .:.„. - le ; in the cavity' r f the brick pier which - Ivry t !)eitt: - to receive, it, 1.1 rs. Aalloi,n placed tltt 10;1., wing inscription, ~ 06roccl on it ~11111 CL. tut coln , ,T:•-- '- ; . , i " ENGLISH OPEAA-11''USE." 1 _" The ertß Ititi'4l .. tih ()perk I Niue vrac e,:..eihtistm4 for 04 THE ARMY. A Genentl Court Ilurrii,l. of which Lieutenant.. Colon , shitwe, rot* the %Vest Kent Militia, wa s Pfeil(' nt, 141 at Cnrk thufith, and continued by niliminimelits to the 23i1 al November last, fur. tht trial' • 4 1f Lieutenant -Colonul Sootier, of the ClareMilitist, r,n ate following clutrgel, viz • iAt, For having abient.ii Itimielf front hil regiment, with out leave, from the esth of .1111, to the 17111 of September, ,1415, or for seine time between thous perimk. til. For having Toted the ['taint Kingdom withnut lave regularly olitAined, between the 48th of July, unit the period of his re' urn to the Regime., in the Garriicat of Cork.,. nd: For having permitted Captain . Mds , ty, .of the Clare when under his command, to (pit the quarters of the Regiment on leave, on or about the ..1,411 day of Juts, 1815, no regular notification of !Cave of absence had been obt.docil trout the commander of the Forces. l'ltt• C u ttrc Intim! - Lietnetiant-Colonel St:nner nt the first and second Charges, and ay twitted 'him at the third---and adjudged him to he dismisied from the Clare lirgiment Alititia". isentettre ttoyd' Higlinves the Trine. n atteti t ve,is ples‘ed to approve and confirm ; but. under all the c.ieoMstances of .the ease ats deolilect in evidetice,was foyther graciously pleased to mit the 'Sentence and restore Lieut.-Col. Stamer to the functioos of his Commilsion ; .in conse quence of %%Ilia), the bieur.-Colonel has resumed. the command of the'Clare Regotielit, to the'very . great satisfaction of the whole corps.—(Limeriek . - Chronielt.)-.' SAVING'S BANKS.' Friday - the Itecoitel meeting ot the 13elfast Sav ing's R ink, , tur !eceivhig deposits, was held at the House. ot Industry, and we are happy to learn that the institutitsn continues to gain grounditi po pulareitittiatroll• 'Upon this 9ccasion eighty-three new 6C;l.lolltti . were tipeileti, making •ia all one hundred aetil - sixty4hree. The sum received was One Hnistircd and F.litrteen Pounds Six Shilling* and Eight-pence The Funds of .the Belfast SAvings' theretOre, already amount to One Hundred so , l4;i4lit-eight Pounds Thirteen. Shit= lings and -Four-pence; '• We ttudetsvind that a meeting elf the principal inhabitants of Larne, and its vicinity, was held there on Tisnrsday, the I I di inst. P. Agnew, Esq. in the push., when it was 'unanimously.. agreed • fin, that a Saving's Bank shouill be estithlisbed in that town, with sinttlar regitlationivfor its management to thosoadoptad by the Belfast Tastitution. FOlOlllOl TA1%?1 , 3.---The vigilance and activity of our Mince in puriittini this speciei at actin fluency 14) its extreme, are entitled w the warmest. cilminentintions, of the comintinity. They have not ,ceiased their exertions in exploring it 011..4a ii out all its rrintifieatinns and . 41epeotient branches, and tier consequences are newlletectious and new- . ecunitiittuls. , . _ _ Vesterdly,lir. tieruld Elope, and 3 Mrs. Anne Walsh; of No. 74, Abbey -street, silk' 4 . , 'un derwent final examinations at the He a u-Volie e Office,. utedeccharget connected with Forged Stamps:: ‘4lte*tter. more pirticplarly, prepared a material, hitte r used , in fatty Stamps,--y. R o th thoie pi4simi were apprehended . on Tues day evening last by Mr. Farrell, chief peace ogli , cer, and were detained at the Head Police Oatee.• until. yesterday, for such a substantiation of the facts as the Magistrates conceived was necessary tg warrant their Cl7lllhtiti,ll, when cc:inclusive tes timony _having' beau olitailittl to sustain the charges preferred. they were accordingly coin, united to Newgate to abide their tri3l.---(Dublin Correspondent, Jan. 10.) Committed to the County gaol, by Peter 0 1 1 f a Patrick tiatrol and John chergrtl with having. on the night of the sth in their faces bldekettedi and armed with liiteltforks, and .a feloniously and forcibly entere4 the house. of Edward Horseman, of Moyelise, barony of Longford, and After swear ing the shitl florsernatt awl his, wifoto quit their house.,>&c. they carded hint trim his neek to his heels, turned his Shirt over his head, and swore his Wife nut te liberate him till the following day, after which they deliberately ttolketi ati N.4II:i9NT.IT, .1,..... - . ):_; if :vi !:,Nl`. SAil. Et. The Preortrit l 4YlVi.igktriti!s. ao',l 'rokva Cototrii of E.tsta r lt, tkif r tlaanet, evoi.esse I their vivoli , ti Approbation Alf a +melon made itt the .11;All111111.1 Suciety it • S'entlalla at their anoivrr• ,qacy niectiutt.stit 11 4 e*U0i' inst. tor toe tPetrtipolii of ~ivotic,d, >a tti.00 i ) . 1:11 sop ) I$ mint, •ttc he erected, like phtt of Londoci, at t h is pisitric. ex in honour of Ow utmarativicti vielory At Wittel'lQ 0 to ll'L' ttle.tkory of the .valisnt, pincers aoil ow* who that giotions occ!tsion. •• •c,• In. (3)4vii(lPrestioh. of th,e-disti.pgitithetl enntloet .SC1)11 irg ;rents, OR the ever-ineinorah:e 16th and 18:11.ot Jtine.lBls, : so Inin-niralAy no •Prinee Blucher, and of the gtatificatioik tyhic,ll it woutil give to the Scots to - see Aker imcient . rdpiitti adorned with it ropily so clettkty' .- tinit Aleservettly. wuu by the valour of her sow, Wh o have 50 w 0 h1y . ,,p1,0,1 the tnarlitti.fatite o! their nocestors, the 111.1. , zistrates entertain no doubt of the lkritish Parli;imeitt, •their usual spirit of Kullwit4t t 'is Imon to Soothintl, upon proper au,kl respectful applit s. tion, through the legitiontte org;lniof her people, tint! under that impreSti.u, they re:.olvetl to pre• seat a prelition_to the ithue ettect, .11,1111 to request Sir J. 13 ;.I(lnnet., the Lri;.piesi:iitittive, in went 101 . 11R:it . tilsttiet• r 4 iillanighs, to eppettr tit his place, end sippOrt the cone, • . ; .- hart `Ft - rzwitLiam .li is altered tti 'abate the rents of his Northamptop , iiire tenants 15 per cent. , ~ f ' -. , .., ~„ • It 1)11 . been arraniett., by the conductors of tl tit Orotorini at the txfolit ittattei that they are to be alternatclat.c t icli '1 tentre; Wedtiestl.l nig h ts at Drury-lAlle, antlyathiy niglittz it Covent-wittles. Thy biiii.clin4 of 'the" nee. Jail, on the Calton. -hill, EilinbUrgli, commenced hit week. . Tltg, I.laritifactureri of Manchester have hail a Piretgig, 'at whim it teal • r'esolred, th:tt Lorti ci.asteart i vr, the British 'Minister at the Gerthati Diet, 111061.41, throng) ) -the medium. of .Govern- Melo, he inprileted to.eratch over tie commercial interest 4 of this cout4try, to endeavour lo prevent the inipositton 9f heavy duties on-the circulation of our ,manutactttrea, nnfl to iiie the influence which fee'itriisesses, as the r e pres e nt a ti ve of this country, in the Diet, with the variant Srates, sci as to ayettre as itreil a portion of commercial free liglin 63 possible, . . __ . Edinburg was visited on Tuesday last hen+ vy .1q ells of wind, accompanied with snow and sleet, Which eoutioned till Wednesday . ; .eltint pots; afol the toot, of sane' nooses were': blown dol% nod .1;R1-I_ctinin was forciul it ) . the violence of Ilia winddown tits bank 9f tlta.Mound, and _sevei•ery hart.• 'fhe following tlistressisi - g _case of nnmininott mortality 110 trectirred ‘Vit i ltitt ten thys in the fa= ttiily of James Cruickiiinnits, Scotland, parish of rt...teroi.). Six of his chil dren, out of ieven, hair oil died nt the croup within that short 4lifee wbrit buried :on Somi,.y and. the noli.ippy. father and hii are two clan;.Aer misty 04:1)Irsttoy.se'iniight, 11.*AN'itwi, E4(l* of l'oersfieltl; . was hotn - sltoOtlae, With 1119 servithi, while'getting over a hedge, the stitdc on n•hich lie maga! gave way ; lie cmisrquently f r it ; and Inike several of his tits. Ile till the following Saturday,- ands : then eipirecl, iu ilie'77tli year of his . ,• ATROCIOUS 60114310'1C ltontianv.--Ort.•l l , l .titlay a most ,artfuls-acr'nf 4Ohhery tens eormuittett ou the .premises: of E titelthhe3•l,tid u ido, to t , ) very young • re?peetOlelerudes, .who &aye hoes ,ly • cournietieed sustness iu ,Argyle•street, Bathe Their- servant girl tthiaght .them some beer f or supp e r on the above evenihg, whit!' flier 'both observed was not 3a palatable they WO heen.aceustumed to have, little *nvectlug that' dome opiate had !teen infused iu it. They partook of it,•and shortly after retired to bed, tyltete they. slept soundly till half-ptest - t en the follow ti:; worth'. Miviitheir younger sister, who lived in aneigh boating house, Went and awldieoed.theu, were 'much surprised "6n knowing the time. its which. they had .lept..;'lnut still snore so,, on condo; down stairs Hutt filqltig,t,lttßimir s tint ill had beeri rfibbrd Of 'tilority to the psitiotiqt of 71, .and tt eariety.of.tartit wearl,tg apparel, . molett, to ti e value, rol4vthve, 01 neatly 301. The vile perpetrator had tla COlided Di an tine:y• 1,00, leaving the doors partly openedi. and do traces of her have vet been tli3coVvred: Site is a thrive of Exeter. M Ass! No Comedy of a Niro Way hi POI/ Old Debts has 1/I:en lately tetzive4.oll,l froth rlis merit of KRAN'a actin. seetns I , kely to have a considerable rim : we, however, could point out a , 'much inure expeditious tray of paying debts, both old tittd new ; we mean r)3 . , the purchase of a Ticket or Slittre in the present Liittery i which, from the number suit ittagultude of its Capit . als, lralile out to the AtiVenttirers In general not bitty the prospect of paying their debts, but of refl. fleeing themselves independent for : iitt time, bowever s is to be lost—is begins on Wlrntine't Day,and ns ttte the Piiies are All Eloating, .the bay after may - he One shy too late Our Coirespitmlent intoroits th4t Soon after Messrs. Cement stud Co. the.,celebrated Sitrgeons; bad estatslish'ed the Medical liOard at Charlotte.' hOuse, lilaeltfriars4oadi' few qt , the yrolession imbibed is degree of. jealosisly,' tvrttl- committed themselves, by avowlise their sentiitielits 'contra/ tn.the Character Of so liberal a Prolcsiloost. They have, however', since shewo some contrition, sod itekaowle'dge,they not aware of whoui the Board Was et - unloosed, or tnat !Ovate Praetit ismer% ttend e d fur tnivice with atilt who the cousiderettone of the Board during flail We are well assured tiHst thousands„ tall rictints to improper treatuieut. The -M ,licit Board must, therefore, be conshiereil .benefit, anti ateknowtedgetr the fountain beast, Among Counsellors there -musts be wisdom ; and we have no iluiilrt hut' Mane lives will , be pre served by waits -of these Gentlemen, and that dime who have bees, improperly treated, will ttvstil themselves of such au e‘tabliAblnoir,.--Me died/ Gentlemen :do attend fait/ their Patients are prowl Aisrrin3 COlTSitliatian,