The Sun. — London, England, 1816-06-15 00:00:00

f 4 .8 Of GO oit t i o ein!)."—rerlitit, Gentlettien, l was the Carve olive to toe t+ irger to which I apprehended you to he exyinied, and the more anxious to dismiss you before any ac t tverpened, from recollecting that one of the eharees te'roct frequently, ,of late, preferred I g aipst m e, is 'my habit of addressing you. itnd yet, Gentlemen, lam old enough to remember, when the great Idol of Atihiggism himself, (of whom I mean to speak with alt reverence and honour) lo the plenitude of his glory, and in the maturity of his raighty 'powers, did not disdain to mount various raern, Aurl to Oescitht but to his Constituents only, but to Whoever would come to hefty him, upon oppression, grievances, ty! rattily, taxes, and War, and all other matters best calculated to rouse the passiensiof tht. populace. Not are there Want ing imitators in our days, who pnrsueibc tame course, When ever the people will listen to them. But, Genilemen, the self,tyled Whigs have a most convenient, though sancerhat arbitrary, mode of arguMent. To them every mode of poll tieal warfare is lawful, but to them only : the people•arit their property, and woe be to the unlicensed intruder who YOresurnes to trespass upon the manor. Or is this the distine not; to be Lilo a against me? Ant I vilified, not because I Address the people, hut because Laddress them on the side of tranquillity and gOod order, that, instead of seeking out irery topic of delusion and intlflinmittion, I am more soh dittos to _bring before them grainds foe contentment, and rootives`of attachment to their Country, to inculcate their e!nties as well as their rights, and to hold them firm in their allegiance to the constitutional monaechy of England ? Ara A I: arraietted on an inverted censtraetion . of 'the rirl'es of rite lizeti warfare, not becante I scatter arrows among the itedple, hot becalm, my arrows are net poisoned ?' 111.1 t Gent I Vin ell to recur to the point at which I yeas interrupted by my alarm for your iafety. By the. organ of what party is it that I am accusinfof inconsistency for acting with. men from whom' I may have occasionally diffeied 1— ' Why, Gentlemen, by the organ of a party whete birth anti' growth, whose essence and element, are coalition ;—a party which sprung front the coalition between Lord North and %!r. Fox, and which has been revived, within all our memo ries; by the coalition between Lords Grenville and Grey;— a party of which, ih spite of. all its Coalitions, the members are in eeality so little coalesceitt, that., but last year, on the greatest question Which ever the Government of this-&runtry was called upon to decide, and its Patliament to sanction, on the question of the renewal of the war against Bittma parte., they were divided half and. half: and all that WaS of *feast weight or ornament in their Party, fought the battle of tke Ministers against the r6nainder. That remainder, in des d, true to their old creed, , would have extended the doc trine of 9ndition to Boonaparte. Tat you, Gentlemen, I know, hoer candour enough to da justice to public men, of wiptesar Party, when they stand up fairly fpr their Country ; dite xou remerilher, with just acknoWledgment,thatthemanly a,td Consistent eloquenceof Lord Grenville, the splendid en thesiasm of Grattan, and the commanding energy of Plunkett, were exerted on that memorable occasion in di fence l of that system of mtaintetr, by which, itt defiance of the Whig policy, title Country ;toil Europe Mire: been preserved—(Applause.) " Gentlemen, there is yet a heavier charge than either of ' timer which I hove stated to you. It is, Geutlemen, that insalt adventurer. To this charge, as 1 understand it, lam 'silting era: plead guilty.. A representative of the:people, I am tn' of the peerele ; arid. I present . myself to those saunas tree h .oniy with she claims of tharaeter (be hey- what they may) ow:credited by Itstriciatiyotrottag , , or play re. coramendatiork. Note it in- feeo where, in every walk of life, the -read of bouoorable success is open to every 'individual, lam sure It not in this, place,- that I shill he - eztetcd to apologire for so presenting myself tnyottr. choice. , rknow there is political creed which assigns to: a certain combination of great families a tight to dictate to the Sore reign, and to h!floente the.people ; and that this doetri;se , • hereditary aptitude for admioisVation is, singttlaily enough,. in!'" Prevalcut among tttoc 'rho find nothing more latiglia, than the principle of legitimacy in the Croi * vn. " To this theory I have never subscribed. If to depend di 7 re'rny upon the people, as their Itepresentative in Portia- Mont ; if, as a sen-ant of the Crown, ta.l, , an on no !iiipport titan I hat of public confidence ; rf that he to be an • rourre, I plead guilty to the e!wrire, and I w•tillit Writ t.'7014”4" , slate :.sitoation, to whAte , er tatints it may expose all tie atleantages,which ;night be derived.' from au Intirtred gtliersitions,--littrOi of applause.) " rat lute's 1 will dot detain you longer. I lichee said that 1 .1;1, u t ;to Lao; to any of the event; of the election. Sul it, 11.;ii , wholever tilayhe my opinion with respect to the oi.posit.,in which has beenotade to your wishes in my favour, can oly * d y for myself, that I tarry . no .resentinent4 away vith rats. Eto,n'uve;re I ellipo.ed to entertain auysnen feel ings, iny heart would not, •at thin toonituit,.lnive• room for t hem ; si , ,full is it of the sense of your 10 whiesie., of Aelatow apil of ex9ltation."--(Lood and contioned cheer tiC. retired for tefew ninments, till the p,Kessure of the , au, its -rime Measure, diminisheeland' then, being ,e:;,-,itetily called for, again came for Ward. SHOCKING: DEP,RAVITY. O , ,tERNS.auAns,—A most distressing spectacle was yvsterdroi e . sitit)itt,t . kit LOffice. ' l ' os ..._IL case inn o an investi,,!,ation against H pCtty as. . 'fl u! co mpl a inant was the son•in-law of Atiec. Inrciiisoit, who 1$ the 'Owner of a epusider- altit* bOUSC3 in rye -street, and the liro,idw ry, Westminster, called lio'ilkinsoa!s Rolm, are occtifticti ghtt who are de- Vith•fl 1() 1;1'0,t!filtit)11, Th, mrd, that his vale, tt het "Writ the elerfgh , - to it li.ft Lis liut.ae.uta Tociiday night last, .170 u loons, till the next minting He and she i• rit Voli.ttplell6., The direetlvaTter - :iert, Itclitsi., and re * turned with her mother nil two 4stota, 4'11.61,01,er '' eget about hint" and beat bit», and tore hi.. wir,tiett Magistrate to hind them over to I.,•ep the peace tinvaiol , , him, for he !thew if they were not pre tfl4llo tit iiisimuse; backed he ahont a lit7ll - kt;tfi Wolnv(t, and lte shon1:1 be ift thingfr hi, life. Fitttno,:‘,; why the had wornen rtoold acsist iis nintlier.iii-law iit shell proceedintra'f' He replied, that it' 'they were to cc fo ,, e S a 'would directly turn t Inuit out of their 0 d,,y, - , t ,g, that i!;e hail at t hitt time, be mpliweit, at least nut, tanuiTirettnnd thirty lodgers, all prostitutes; and hekttew that of ,itern were not inure than twelve years of age, lind yoult.f.ft‘r• Mr. Ftrx,pntr4 optered t i j a OffiCer% to g n to IVitldnson's Bentv, dod to brie tiiir that tbeyf t. url itl the dif fcr;:rit roqml, which they aceociling - ly did, 1101 in tt shrkkt time rettirned with ahont fifth; ?fief said the ) . could have brooght three 4:itiiired. Font* of .thetn. were children .bout Mehu yearii nt tart, n 4.1 onl/ rfe-he hia en i'hirteen and fourteen, who ih a cnocliing sthte of health M Fltt„nifir, olliereil the otiveer* to titl,e. her tea St. WOrkll4llte; tutu 1116 other eltilchw they weir to iff , Arit!c for, till t hey could tt e i ) ; i,. child only fourteen, who {sad lately left. Ilatnpst, ail SrVi/lb.lioico i , and 11;44 itt one t b." ti:, Ord. Mr. •“; &aid, lie g, , t. her Ike trtit'd tiwit addressed he iiirociiteil !!iat if Wit hio fotir (lay. to, did not iiiiti•rcrit 1.4 rit;teis aF Wbich she ','" shu slw.ul4 t.tlie,l llt WaS SUIT that tit olt t,e her, ato ~ he niiizht expect that he} would Ii" ?P<- I{,ry its wel; :16 Coltrlfiewent, aitirif ever .she or hot. d cent to the !louse of her 90n.in , 14W to make-any (lit 7i 1,10 wcuid, ilium coutillanit., scud thcm all t..) F s, n.: . MAILS. Axaivrn-1 France, I Ilarirfnirgh, I 'lion:And, Half'!Eix and New•Yovii, i nutl!n. ciattruCurth,li'aterfortl. vrtv,E sTocK% Tuts !my ovELvi; o'ctnck. Batik 'Arndt,' '44s 3 percent. Red 3 pet Cent. Cifin. shut. 4 per Ciotti . S per Cent. N.Ann stint (Jung L. :10ut.... 16 1.6t6s India India par, is. pr. Exch. Oniwitint for Payment, Cuns. for ... . 6,11 tbuRSE OF EXC'lLl:tiiii, FittmAY, JUNE 14. Amsterdam Ditto, at Sigtt , 39 8 2 Amsterdam .•... Ditto, at Night • Rotterdam Antwery l2 3Ex.Mnury MI.111)1111;11 .. ' '' 36 1 '2l Cs. . . Attolia Paris, 1-Day's Date Ditto rattri.leaux,dittu . 60 Praiihfortou the Main Nlailriil . ''. i 1 Effect ive Cadiz ~, 34 blieLtive Ilillata ' ' is'eviiie. 4 ' 1 ' Gibraltar ' I.3 , glloyie Giqkoiti . 44 ----- Vi liev Malta ' 17 — , 141.1 - es '.3 9 Palciiiin . Lisbon 57 Oporto .itiu.Nueii.,, t 60 I)nblin ...... 1:4--Car1;..... I :1 i.)..i C.” 11. Agii, of the Baal. on 110114nd.— 2 I.)rtit#,tll(litlil,.iii Coin 1.4 0 6 per 02. - Forenrii Ic;tild, in Bari 4 11 it , ;4',/•vel),;(111looti.. Nei , ' Dollar-; • o ••: ill Silver, in BUN, Stitinhied ' ''' 0 ' 4 1 lIIGH WATER. AT LONDON MUT/GE TO-MORROW. 17minutes after 6. Ereniii,4^, 1 1.611%11es: after 6, E SUN-. inLILM DlCehti. VALSUM ALTPEAT LONDON, sATURDenr, JUNE Li, The Paris Journals to the 13th arrived ,this morning. The CommiEsion appointed by the King to organize the Royal Polyteehnle School pro •cceds diligently with its labours. DIDIER was executed at Grenoble in the fore noon of the 10th, without amy commotion.. rat I...pus, however, a fracas took place between a regiment of ,the Royal Guard and a regiment of Chasseurs of the Pyremeeq. They became re.con cited by the interlet ence of their Officers. The cause of dispute was the ruiscOnstruction of a chanson habitually sung by the Guard. 'Next thy they .were embracing each other iu the stt eel, and 01:eating (a hi FifintoLve) eternal fraternity. Tlit• nre extracts front thc Jourtmls of the 12th ; litoie ! ! ;ire iuserted wilcre • " PARIS, JUNR 12.—A telegraphic dispatch, the 10th of Jt,ne, states as follows; The I)tteliess ut 13erri set off to-day nt ten. No accident or disorder has disturbed the joy in spirecl by her presence. filer tioyal pighness was tutteh gratified with the testimonies of aLtaelnuent rghinifested by the whole population.' Twenty-eight persons, concerned in the late insurrection, have been brought before the Court of Assizes at Paris- Three of theta were sent to the Tribunat, at Chalons ; and eight discharged for want ;4 evidence„ Among the individuals brought before the Court were Lefranc, xn archi tect ; Sourdon, the Poet and Sinker Of the C o ff ee . arouse Montaniier Des cubes da Lascattx, Ex.' chief d'Eseadron to the S,ttiti of the Dukede Ho. ehechonart ; Gonneau; Ex-Representative in tl;e Chamber, under Ilnon;tparte ; and llellagtiet, for merly employed in the. department of the Minister at War, The trial relittive to the affair of Nain Tricolore is coUeloded. The. Court declared Bougnot, guilty of bating printed writings tending to ko yoke a Change of .Goternment and of the Succession to tbo Throne. Babeuf, guilty of having given to he printed writings Under the above circumstances. havitioold lind distributed such writings. Daley, guilty or baying delivered ,these writings to be printed. Zenowit7, guilty of lbaving assilted liab?rtf with :t know ledge of kis intention. The Conrt, in conitl i ttence, condemned Bon. Beattptg, Dnfey, and Zenowitz, to tvansportmion ; Zenowitz is also to be degraded from time Legion of Honour. The above persons, with the exception of Bon affected an indecent smile in bearing their senttnce' Ironoutleokl ; VIF,NNA, JUNE t.---'The secret articles c►t the Treaty between Austria anti Bavaria, have be come great objects of pnblic curiosity. It is said by stitne that the 8111 Article- relates to arrange- . mcUts of succession, in ease the Grand Duke of Baden shonld die without male belts. The 9th Article stipulates IS millions of francs in favour of 'Bavaria, for some strong places in GeriMU/. VENICE,-JUNE, 7,--We continue to receive very afflicting accounts of, the piracies committed by corsairs in the ArLhipelago and the Golo of Salonica. Several SattlinianiGenoese, eviit ifave Geeil t eiiittrreti iti the (idyll of_ Salonica." it FUNDS. • 5 per Cci l .tt Aetioi... llOll. The Debate in the House of Commons, night, presents one of the twist Whim'sieal sub jects we ever remember to have had to recommend to the Public intention. MiliisterS having, by the eonsioid;itio of the and Mai Excite c uos,. actually abolished eight Parliamentarir Offices . , viw. five - Lords of the Ti t eagury In Ireland, the Chancellor of the chetiner, the Secretary to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, raid the secretary of the Treasury, were, by the most. ettricitts perversion of fact and fogic, arraigned .as of a scanda lous job, because they linsincss of the Coun try requited the appointriient of one Officer eli-; gible to,a seat in ParliaMcnt, rind a Deputy to perform all the duties hitbertO performed by eight. When Government does such jobs as thesere linquishes:the patronage of seven great Places, rind seven Votes in Parliamentit itqUire HIV the biome of Mr. Ti';:taxP.N . ,. 464 all the nnpen sioned patriotism of Mr. PoNsoNart, tool all paradoxes of all the Whigs (who indeed weril 'ne ver accused of such jots) to pi.ysnade the common sense •of the country tli:it the Adviser* of the Crown time extending. influence, and the Rulers of the People tvu,;tiqg their resmaces„- 7 717 . w0 A thendments were ()fret ed, and rejected by c0m1.," derahle Majorities. • \V e insert this chi)/ r. CANN 1:("i'S admirable closing Address at Li , . erpool. As. a contest of . priitriplks, and a memorable tri nn yb of th e b est , this election may he regarded as Ilited PO' litical interest, even had it '‘of.ti h.; th e splr-ndidtaleirts of ,the s.ucces!.fni Candicboe. Nr. CAN NI ING !PC. . , left tiverppo) on Tlinr:;.l.iy, and ICS Ise is expecte/I in town to. m o rrow, Wi 11. We ti take`hiS seat on itrondav, and give the in-PJrli!thiellt , like the without " a taste of big yo,Ality," 'Fur i t ItINcHSS BAILLIE, after -at tvnded the i'riner:cs ('HAR y:Storday eXprt:!isrd 11 . '11. 4 .1; per. fertly . rit.i•divii with the sti:te jigalih of Iligtines, and s . aid clllninticil to in , . nil. 1 - 1::: oof',Avioirib t w we,alllo . vrvrented 11;1 !top! , tress flow roing out to Like the air, nor id ti Prince iii;til'i)l.l) le,ll`o L T !loyal .11igEmess sat np, and' received two or three visits. Tile hurl:Airs wcre vet y BLACKMFATII PVDEATRI AN ,--1-IATtIN this 'Oran a alter nine o'clock, complete.' list) good • The liF,GaNi' arrived at his Cottag e ton kliiirs.; ‘lav afternoon, and enctrtaittedille Quittirt and p u . i N c4,6 E i : i t dinner. The itoyal Party spent VeSterday alto together at Me Ziailie ViaCv. The Duke lir is shortly expected in England. ‘Ve have received letters of the,Bth tilt. direct from tine positively , contradiqt Nte ilecount recently receive° front that quarter,. ,fitating polls I'd' tlo. 110 Villlll4ll' had been shut. Prow the bonrce from kVhiCii the derive this information, tve can !thee the lull( t confidence it 6 accuracr,--(Tinies.) Extract of a leiter trim Alicant, (13:ed May —4. Two days ago we Ind accounts here of the British Consul at Oran having been tlivown into prison, and that all the British chit, there had been seized This is said to have heen done in consequence;. of orders: from Algiers:" ._.. ,1 - iy a telegraph (lisp:ltch trust Lyons (lith e 9 t h., it,i 3 announced ilw.t die 1.0.o.11(,:t( de 11en. /(1 3/T i v .„ eil there in good hi.ol!h, ai .3, o'clock on th d p; e _ ceding day, and had iiii(cd the - csltibillyhtlicn:s of that city. •-` . 'file ante is arr.heil'at Liverpool noin tiorbit. doi!S ; s!Ae does not bring any account: she sailed on the 2d of May. The Hopewell, whi'elt , was dispatched nom Ilurhatioes t ith the ofbeial acconot to Govcrimiviit, is not yet itrriVed. Friendship, from St. Kitts and Nevis, hn arrived Off Plyinoittb , ; she the...130 . 4)V Alav ; all. the Islands were ttaniptil. The principal Rebel 'Chief has been executed at Barbadoes ; his name was Raillain ; awl had the Blacks succided, be was to be appointed Sovertivt of the 1s 4u1 , 1. insurrection anionpt the negroei ;it liarbAdo t i tats not kiinWii,at Jatrt'tiC,4 uti . the 27th ut kApril; every thing-there w.as perfectly tratignil. Plittev FFIRDINANIn of IVirtettib..2rl4, in the All itri:m st.Tvicg, to , ,llier to the KING, h:0-been ap- Mllitary (itiVvi • aor-qeDerill cat ' Lipper and. Lower Austria. • FOlll. regitueots of Cuirassier!! are to, be formed in Hanover, Ilex Ir'.rth r d ty was oh- • • • scrs.:ed %vith great sTiciaiour 111ttrat A great milit a ry f es ti va l i s tp ,he celeb • rated Olt the I.Bth imtant, in the neiglrb l oorhood of I;urfi u . Madame CATALAN!, %kilo refer:r, c d at Ilatiover with the Itirkhest sun g I, some airs front the Qratirri o s of IJAN...nes., Or one 1 of the churches, for tlnt henetit of the poor. 'file `? receipts amounted to )000 d0114r4 .4.-the performed., with great eclat, for the east titir.‘„ on the 6th instant. , _ r ATI% iittouGttArd has withdrawn his Liilx for the better scenT-ing the Liberty of the Press, in °rife!! to give an opportunity for 'farther considering its merits doting the recess. l'ortraitm, Reviottq to marriage. oppear to .be oite tii farbion. I"he Duke i;t . Cit.oustsTEtt tat to nr..llost:NntiAr..; ye , itt.rday for his I:kene.;s. ice.Clialic, Nor cif Cotrioidge has appoint ed the ftev. Dr. , r,a lien, t o preach the Commencement Se atoll at Cambridge, on the 28th„ Ihi Dean of CIiZETEti tvill preach 1 ii: the ktituroooti. _ • triE •; N`::w 4E.YGLISit OPAN4 ( 1 4140 tlil, evening. We ycsteid.ti; . viewed the which is one of tht :Most - con:;:nldious . anu • gent tSrpkver Saw': In Elie it is whit. cot . ..1 , 1 well wish every Theatre to 1)0, %Olt..re Pet forme •s, not oer. , ''stePping the- ttiod . t.sty,,ot ttature, seen and heard to tidvantage. The t}ecoratiou of the Bokee are Very tasteful and well desigitcd the Pit properly bonStrueted .; and the Gallerie.3, oo-- joying, in conimon with all other pLirts of the . house, a hull anti pericet View of the Sta!;e. Singe itself is literally nue O the finest in the Aletropolis, and the Orchestra capacious, as well' i built On seleittific principles, caltidated to give the highest effect to the music. 'The roof is sus- . tamed ni light, kid hekiutilUt liillars i 5 irli ai'efles!' quite round to the Stage, and, in oor surpaises all the other Theatres in its geuel•al air. We cannot doubt but that these attractions of nil. velty and beauty, with the merits of the Catn- . patty, will amply reward the Proprier fur,the pains he has taken to produce what id deservini; of the patroutige. • or EFROM A Cott RESPONDENT.] bOVENT-GARDCl4.—tii our Paper of Th ursda y we' very briefly . noticed the performances at Co rent-Garden Theatre, on 13'etineselay evening , w w AlisS STEPHENs'S Ben e fit : ' e shall no ab 3 c 7 ," upon them rather more in ßetail, premising' lac expresSion.-ot our i n finite sa t -i s faction at white"' ink one 01 INV tillist huuscs ;tot well"' a seen . . . i n. this sea,uli. ""bs rablY go,t. up, aml the priticipal s 61 " b y KE.Nrai K., Mr. YouNG,;ottl 3.1.6 3P:STEritst ss• ()ar Rea.!er, will recolieet, - that it 45 , 45 l' et l . l 6)lP , l ti u t i üb‘)nt a fortnight iOr Mr. itot.t ., :o . '; ,Alwn 31i , . fir,t ttt;tnit!ted the : Ar" . '". I;;4o g eN 4 , -• 1 1) er the it))) t c!, . 111dt -1123 e%vr come front SAAN.SPE.Itv's e ('ernes, dffection, fiddity, conlp,)st i:s chAracteristic . 3.11 ;;; nio,a we had it!CIC tni• etn,Sll - 10, , s to tier ht - st it, nor were wt. tkiel c , wan; of >ml It:ohs:1 ill t‘“.llille 1 , ,4') 1*; ir;2l 4 -1 , ;1 wit - Jet ncea , ;ianca srmdt , o) oil, Ia! ffert Tikk , 4% , ;1!1 , litove" 1 1 . ~ t, ! •,,, -.-11::•.! \Veloescay, Ii1t: •,ccne it J 4 (4m , 4; and in the with Ittchi !.ti , titn! us &it 116 : ; il . t this res.peet, ,;,. 11,4 fir.; wits tirely imittg to Iter hai la 4111 I . t.' tt.l'Vrcier is her polforitimice w;is aAd corie.ct co 111,. grestebt devrce • ofo• * OA litr in *Wier of utterio'r— T T Jct . eNtre Cuktl: tetrance,, iffsitrty totioi,! ( , ),.c: of .voice, all nit ,' , ltil v • t.(.1 q:!;il!fi her for 'do s part; 0( 4 • cg ',,, noth.e.'oo 11111,, io( Other Pccoit ) '"',,. I !lc pevolia; rertorss MlLlest y o f .liar 1 4 0 %, pear t5.;4.• 141 male..itt ire, w . .; . :;) we recoulatbil d Coe ut rill lU. i •vvor , t e male' 4-, AI it!S. 264 ()J .. lilt:Nil:LE and Yousq, i' os tr!;!iitts. 0 0 ' f a chia. c ), eaot y o 1)1:. !biidi the fstruner quite its . grc 4 t settles bet weeii them, us lii any one:Vial I has ever represented. It is silt:ollm' r::c t ; appeared, il l ,our judgment, mare sticce.t:o6l,' /A://i//10 than %viten he I ie I 21a;-'• . ; t for his own neht. there Wasult)re,uf the insinuating , '" ;)t 111tripiltg Itiiliaii than on' the former wl.eti be itS%tiilit.t:: rttt her to ore of Itoman • tild I that cheek, to batlee my bins admirably giYett. By the w a y, t's'e have Sc`*"' nl w 1 lla , itociien a more sticeess`ful piece of b..' t attAir in old Bel/or/es. 34 - lit : the vocal line th e t reat o f t h e eyett.o.tc" abundant. MiSs STEPHENS gave the greiktr r P 3 ' of " Sweet Bird," Kcomp „„im b y Duouttl' . iii her. fittest stile. By taking ton mujh perhaps, with the delicious b a llad she ilinaliislicul the cifect " 1 which , was.also impaired by the ontissino I t t Ree t tatiy.e.. It was sting too bro;tcliv. mid 1 1 1 ' with the extlinsittt bathos which she aceuitifin c to give to it. Ihib great favotitite of a diSCCI 0441 COUld Irnt fall to Oe highly grati fi A by th i ,:e proofs givra on her Ileileat,:night of tine estitag'., tion in Which :he is her irreproachable conthict,, thou for her %D P l ' "Meats. P() ii'\, , Tr - 1:"\TTI: c - if]iT3i; . c E. .A , ztar Jr: Ns 14. rot) ttrtt 1,13 T ASirtCpStakell Of 30;4 each, 20g. ft. f or :2-) colt'', ss - t• } hst,2ll).' 1 Mr. Biake's f. by Waxy .... ............... 1)Oke f. by Eec.•tion .... •• „ Dube of Itittl,lntr, f. by . ....... . .... .... • l'•vr ; Dar of Turk's .. l. the tctyttuttt.t. " 1 "' 1%; oar a1.., , ,a•tt , “ tP r wittaer; 1 L e ti aotigham Stalitl of Sgs.raeb. I)ube of 111:11:1:16',. ti‘matt Mr. 131:the t 'hike ~f . . Ntlra - pall .... ......... .... • • .... sthrz rti ; to 4 Pq.•st 4ix:lll3u. itgr i • I,,t,teof*-3.!. ft,r w.kcs, wits woo• by 'tiro 2 1 to 14! cst T.mtiand's bhc, and,To:l l - oli4uo 1. ••• • • • • • 0 , .............. • • • • • . • 4 "AtTEMPT2.I) SUICII2.---011 Tl(nrsday noon, a ist..!r-in-litre to :sdr. Bolter, the pr." J o t rook,' in - ' liortni.teit;lwho has been its stii'.u or ,; , olentat - tivratigefuent for a long time " r o t ed an opportunity from the rest of the to"*f ith n vieir to Vitt .an end to her ex',stenee , oiit of the first window on the p ,, , % ., '" 5t ment her. desetint 1 1 . k: !),,pncned to fall 3 g 3" ,,., a piece of lead projectit iii front of the li w ; Fttni from the nce 'pitched upon her beryl i streams soon brrmght the inntates to 111.`i . ance : it surgeon was ins;antiy . proenroi, timid im 3 dreariftt; state. She lies \A arny hopes of recovery. te.' G I:RNAIMON. " ---Colitrary to *cenerai exPc don, tv e u n d erstan d t h at a S Peund t extraordinary lerodaction, *111,:14, LOwever , bits uncommon isenins, is to appear a few It Wilt certainly, at one time, the Intentinii 01 t li lAtnily of the N o bl e 'A uthor to tupptess it, ':` o, mast stirene e o f t h e nstried satiricalortriri 011 it eonta;ns at vaei,, , ,,1 irs:ring,,ished •••• •• ••■4ll e 441 erizits4l hy J. Lz. C;li‘zy No. I+ , i itg 4p ; an 4 pti))lisbed by W.,A. SCRIPPS', ''f it ;',i'sfroo rFt the !"' . K - OPF[CR Ni.. t 14. !,•4tra,id ; where Mr" wtitti t Ordars, Utters (p,lt-psitil to Intat Ye 4ti 4 ttr4#4 4.`" ,