The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-10 00:00:00

1g TILITRE 74. 0 1 LsNRNt • GAIIIAN.—this , theatre o pe ne d ioe tllJailrl 111 pE, with the tr.igedy. of livinen- and tli , e,.plitolu, in, or H ar ieguin find Asirio de'd. The' person' and Idlents of. C.eMBLe 1C to in well 'son to the yak or ,liameo, oild his I , c 114 onl4 in performing, la it so:v.:eil-isnown., hat we Oae yto say that he deservedly obtained ge n neral. tn.,. Miss 6%. 13oorttii Cie Juliet; and co 4'4,t`fii het time of. lit e and inexperience, she ae trute4ersdif toKir,,blv wello:x1. 1 11e• space bet weeo S id' 4l l)xes, atforded. ample rood.) for . 1 4 ^ attach extremny of the O'rehestra; and , the vtjtietflrsliaVe availrd 'themselves of the.oppor -10,1411d v.d.ded'twO boxes in that situation. The 14 1 b 'ninon y u nct) 'I well :attended. for an open 11g o'ol, . ......:. • 6rfibled., audience aSS ii 1, , .. L . T i ctu ?!..--A. very nunierous of deriving mot; ,'''''''i rapt, in expe4tattott , 1.t.,, by. mr. , llitraiure Infin dramatic work,' w _.: , '"" F. 21 ii Version of ' .411, tile author of an elegant - , n r, tein„i adini tibt,tcitoti; sod of :flatly original. 0 nt. thei pkce brit force aod beauty• ill'ts qa.ir,,lllll• P. • or; ihe ',lot'l;Awgrtlon this occasion - • ', . . t it .„ aLI. 1/4,10;, , , , c, ihe lotiowing is a' sketch 01 the, kilt: ,' c" . . ii,f,, hkAl\tATls PERSUN/E. tutu ‘, • - . mt.. oxsERRY• ,ciPitlitc("!"" -Al r. tiolt iv. 014 tt,, 61 ; -- " m r . II HILIPTSJ Vailt. Ifirti„,„ - Mr. I( ,tv MO N .: _ . erh. 4 , l " -- - .- - mr. LovxcitovA kitty is' - ` Mr. KNIGHT• 1'05; . ''. :: . - - :. Mr. Wawtrzett. 1•44,01i4b flue - -. Mrs. SP hal"' ^tgltaitti, k•" . - - - Mrs. it ANII L 2 G 44141,r i "s lef " " ' . M rs. mo um rA•ln' ,kilartrk, - 1 , - - - - 7. I%:it ss Kt 1. , . • • 4 1 1 / 11 . 11-°- ""' m (5 . b J., A 1 , 4 D• - FABLP.. . 1. sons of tj,ir Ch,rlt'l and Capictitt Canvas are 1 "e ' 1 7! "t.e Sir William Canvas, Bart. who h ad . married k" t',„'lnt,Atlier priqtaly in liranco, but d.idi L nor the .„ - t "se'gt litr ait Ili, wite tilLajter the bi_ir suotemm. ~ ..istri, Cuptain cenun„r, when a seem' . '-', . ~. p„.'... 4ttirlirdo tf their, nupti:lis took place publtelty,nt:l'vo'-'sst% iiiii.'"*".fht tildit.pity indeed the aiTsteu • total . • 1 Y 't Provi n I" "- iia e, ( rein the tia„iti_ 6 fit first mat g athatliago of 1114 ,miatiess'ur document, is take n a canva, ti }4 Ner of the sous (styled S i r i tartut,e, a 0 0.,,,. le d twi 4 wt the piece) to usurp the title an .: , n. 0. 4ting I.llc'iibsirlice of his brolker; CoPiaarin, Il7loilitf, The, opela opens at a W.k.itr,,,„ a '''',"44(i*i,e'.4„!,4t, Brighton), • where We find Sir ~t(u., - %"'t 4 addresses to a rich heiress,. Miss Ilit t /4 ' w -t, 1, ii i , _ „).1 a u ac t ie d ttk tits lir? : i , At ill 51 re,tiy t,lO ll y dia l, • 1Z,8,5ed eitt!;grantilZ 'Wafering!ilco:lsilisatcielgtolifefJe'lliagd`lain,eft(l: [ 14) 4 rr „' ' e l s4ll, otrilid a Y) faithfUl old serv"°l' ~, t. ' i ,, !11st:. 44'.'1,, had for some time tm-ne" l•- • re *-I.°,,"lbie ktilet f L n but bYthen,l"llt/L-,„ kytol'l,,,t""lke4, 7iii° coti ) a r e ' que'nce• of ;the ' 'reu-cri I' . 11(41 ' Is etl,tlvelled, as the 0* I "" ris i .,, t' 4 4 ,,'" / , IN ittlt iht i t 'at . 1 . r . 4to ' liVe ' 041 • id his triot..b. a . • ... Ir.. chief t., It4,f-1, w ilt) tlie Pro riet.r of the 'C. Cu b a L . P,, . , lace. S'r . , cis ,at the \'''aieritig•,P madame de iti. s' "covvrinq i • knee • taut - 'tcr . liad„l Ck 'Y ev . , mottle!. a t • P,, ri, aro (1 litlit Illtittlitte trietld of 114 ... t a t U/ttillivat',4at i 4 ,11 1,4. her ser vatit and ariberY to were. Pres'" . clppttv. inart,aet employs tti,talc, _ . but by k , , a ' tlkir t,.4 stuolly aoai nat bis clattlb, .r tv, ONY of Air ri • • ....• ~..,,a,,,,ye character 10, 0 .,„ L : u Ingon, aHu Idiont, to i : 6 7 7 out .°o In th.S.ol4gulse 01 'a 111 t o ." ' " 4(1 141.1tlili for ► In s b , 1 Lle ), the vtew • 1,, 'flrle r a rt d i "ur° e and tortube •it ti.t . e eated, 4li t i Ihe tit l e ',.„,,, canvais i, lo" 114., ral i t t • i , 0(146. - til ci4iiirant,•CoP" - that N!ilk 4i.t10111 sea ail 1 lie*faise iiapresston .w.. 13;4%411'4..1/145 tiewtted turn for the. Inure pro int & r-ti,co o f hi s I , ' ' • (D ade h a p p y ~,, vci,,,,..rattier.' but who is his own A k e t ' • I '', nut Gtlii b4 r .fird,,rity but _ , a kit t. M il II (''c'illiritle4 to hint, bay on d i e i 111 ';': d 1 1 , •••• . '— . ' Qum %tit : i n ti Plot of the Opera - tur.t.i! :itltt:/nll. ~,t1.1:, I tz/...01' ,tat'll Y"'ing D o.i v r :Ind A 144.4 -•,-! b (not 'l,, (Itittr, and t 1 1 '.1. ' l lntlit ti - -"" ILI Ebritstattey wit h' wiltt: bey of l it l 'tt 1,,, i 14 fall of his fortuftes)'-sbt= ) c' ... it ! o f (1,144' .. 14itot to hitbi t in , ,oh the oonsq.unie 144 ti 0 ' 4 4 It Ind is tthitea to his,. and .41 ci° iki it,6l(''eilede.s. the pitict„ . ' • Mr. lloottv., , h il i a , . tile firlt tiram,ific enk)rt of I' i 4 liar I Lib 11:.'4hir Iptl. hr, entitled t o t rit Ival lenity anti . ' j ) by 'pt'tl,ti4i r ',, ' Y 'Were out So strop . gly recommend(' mum a 1 ,kiii„ "111. 'the tlialo,lat IS supported by m° ; mc. wali a b) 1, 14 t 4 ti " Q 'ti *lca' iniaeery, as well' as e nlive ned ~ of a 411 6` r) • allusion : ' tc,,,,1ti1,„4. wit, and temporary were 1; . ': 1 1 , 1y, a , (14. desCription, •At. fishes Iltere. itereti i, Poi ! 164.1'" ttlthion., which nlaY be c°1"": tem iit4liteiliti,` Ili/kites whizli .tir4 i (totlle author, c o i n . s e l 5 e s t) u t „° !kelt iitstary charaCter of c fi to 11,.,K114, :eNe Iti have 1-.:eeti in,:re.sa-r.,..1 aged ttith .4Ni wi - . 1 1 b 3: en too long oL ' it iil, no 1 . las tc . ~ v theta 614 ' '" tr, , Ili l‘.kbto ha e u kh t4'N., (1...,.„ our cot ‘t i. w . , _, ~,,l it it1.41,,,'"1 ..re . very W'i'll calculated to ( 1 %."6 c, 1) . , 4,4 1 , Ilbxed audit-rice. ries . 1 ' 4l thii h. • aer of Sir C 44 . , ato +, . , • 111 tiitl c ara ~ 60.,,10g to of i ''tk r, s t ; 'lli assumption. of a title I) ' s event t: 11.1r4)144:11, .14, aothoi" alltidtal to a recu ...been .14' 74 .1 ) , r ) 4 inn ure, pal tit ularly : 18 it , has, dis. 16 I N 4 dt.l4llNred th itt the persott.faliggeo to , it, ' tr'h'l4,4l,.e'ret'ot eareless levitV ;v4i4IY u"'"litaal; ' so k p4. i)t itl I.Vlllletit in Whit:h. ht. AtOOCI• 11 W." remove:' teri t k'h \,,,iit "t't•tript of t his Sir Ckarlcs to n Ilr'l'e-:ii,hl! 'night Live beets 14 source of * lne.' ,* 4 ` lII ' .4 "' ' 4l ti . being coiabell!- ,i ~, h ,,„ . I t,rt the Pit's( L. ) Its lips 4iN1,1-, "( had an eye to Colonel GREVi L i ll." 11 . litit, " Ili* di,siciti. seemed IP' be hi g 1 Y `I)W 14 ' 14 4 attd' . 'i • ailliatipriY fLtl"l 't 4tik, tctlett, Jo( ging p t,lttii %loch hive 11 Util the Boxes. t l 'l ,4 , l4 liiy 4 ( r ) Tle r r of Sir Citorle; has il strong claim. 1.,° I ' 4 ' 4111 '1 "" S t i aile, sad tijS COliStatll adOPtiCk", 1 ltti„ 1.14,1", I , s • . is ~ P. , sourc e'. . 'tlN,l'lli,l, ', 4,4ll'ilage a s an i.v.t. P. was a . , I IV4t ,i:41,...tie1ite..1. Twit; olaraeter, of courst ... i ... l i , lie §(:)!, 111 firs litie. .The second t . i I le ° o n t o ki ''"lr,N `l4B. 11,0v.411 a natue sorneLV brit S ‘it „ eh „ . . k ! II 1 11) " ' L) 4Pily rqviv t d by Liie chealicg P9r-- 1,11114114110„:1Yliq the kale 4 es. ho attend Tha Maya ! 'il, t)l.4t this propenhhy- of our fashionable 444,1'44 tht Copts as fair game for an author ti ill tiit,llzl7 tOtteners ti th e titnt.s. 4 't( c y '... 1 P%ceden f I; - who adapt. . Mr. Mooze ktii witval I OLO "'. public , t),,,,,14,.. t,,,,,,4 v 41(44'111y, and,h'Od. up to PLI k,it"tl tlie '',ll4tY ProjettorS Of I, ls. 41 : 1 Y. 1 '' ,1 • 441 ti eveu•utel lit, i'vio o as has by, no mean' 1:.1111:41.),.. t i 4i lt Of his titer . Y charader, but, on' lit4l 1 , Y,, Obili air"a iirdinaiic.:atithor 'and a . 11, 411:40tir: ", tii4Played additional 'claim! to t: , 4ta)n rtt:tt • 4 Wi ll l'Uch ind ebted to the exPttin,...-J. Alia . riciv<votiva, kri; M UNTAIN, an 4 indeed all .tlid - pertOrtnrra• Who were concerned- io 'it. A Wl.' ILTOrt made her first appearanc::: Sile is a good-looking' ut 'he matron cast, and-supportediter part itta rdspt , aable tuanii'er. • , Tile piece. was received.. tOiti)•very wmem applause• by an audience that fully 'oe6apied the 'Theatre. • • Tni•follOw' ing arc speci ;Dens of the•Poetty G Spirit of joy thy altar lies- In youthful hearts, that hope likemilie, And 'tis the light of bugling eyes That leads us to thy fait) , ibl - d - ine There, if we find the sigh, the Ida; They are not those to boiro , iy knowri;- But bri3th so soft, and drops so clear, That iihSS rnayclaim them for her owiti..• Then give me;give me while I . w:.ep, The sanguine.hope that blightenS woe, A a teaches ev'n our tears to keep T lie tinge of I,iptuto while thy flow. The child; Who se e s the dew of tiiglst• , Upon tft spangled hedge irthorn, At tempts to catch the drops of , t, But :wounds. his auger with the thorn. Thus oit . the,brginest joys we seek Dissolve, .When touched, and turn to pain Nthil they kindle leaves-04 cheek, The tears they tvalcov long remain. But give Me, give me, ,while I weep, ' •• The sanguine hope that tirighten : Woe,' And teaches even our tears to keel, The tinge of - rapture while they dOsv:!' ' • SONG.-Mk. • LOVIGROVit.• • Mr: Orator Par had two,tunes in his voice, ' he one sque,ikink thus, aiid the other clown is; to each s.ntence . he utt:a'cl tie gave yolt your ALlioicz, for one half Wag B air, and the rest G bel6vv. OlCi r oh !,Oratot Volt; . • Onevoice for one orator's surety enough. But he-still tal,l'd away, spite at couglis•and,o( frownsi So di lading atl ears . with.his ahct his downs, • That a wag enc.; on hearing•tlmoratur "My vo!ce is for wat,"ask'd " ofithem pray)" Uhl oht Ac. ' • . Reeling fromewards,'one evening, top.heavy. with gin, And relioariing his speColt on the weight,pt . the.crown, HeAripp'd near a and tumbled rig't in, " Sinking Fund" thlay.'tiords.as his noddle came doWn. Ohl oh 1 itc. • • " Good Lord !lite e'icelain ; i 4 d, in his lie and she tones, " Help me out -- help me out —1 liaVe broken My cones I" " Help , you out I" said a Paddy,. hb " 4 bother I Why, there's 'me' of you there ; l'ou help one '• another ?" roh l &c. SUNG --Mr. PHILIA/1. Tho' sacred the'tie that our .ountry en'twifidth, And dear to the heart her tenielnnr,incel(lnnlinSs Yet dark are the tics wlicie iku y And 444 thil rcln..lllnran‘c that 414v,:r) 4141T13. • Oh thou r' who Wert corn in the kof oi the peasant, But diestot 1:115,01fr to Luxury's dome, Our visiuit, Witco mbsatt our glory, when present—. Where thou art,,A.3 Liberty I there is my home. Faitystil to Lbe land whore in - cliiitlhooGt ! In Vila is 6:1C: inlevi!y, in -vain is she btarei LlnntA is ciao blood tattt - 1,91ty rants is squ.lOci'4, And lama has no wroatlisptthe brow of the slave. -13ut'hail to thee, Albion" who rheeest Cho cotnntotiva .01 Europe, as calni'ls th A y nwer thd. loam ; With no bomb but t he la 'A' no the ocean, 04i1, Teittple ol•Li'ocrty ! - thou a - rt my horrx.- Miss Wst....etteo doontinn, by t w;11 of rlir! lat' Matqhis ut ToWrealiEND: is reduced three-foori l ls tioni the slim Av bleb gossip. Rumour ltaJ becirreiat lied her ; the hequest being .duly to, ,tuSiedd Of for";?:/ thoLisand ,p9uude. g.--The , Quettirt and ratisily Went to Frogwore yesterday eve,,ing to tea, and - walkecl in the Gardens. The Quacti, .L'iincesses AUGUSTA, Etataztvrit, and took 01,41irrug this morning. Feugtnote. - Princess Soitit.l. is, a lit tic' bet tt r of tier told, but not well engogn 10 the Castle. Praticesi .SoPtlta, of G.LOUCESTKR! arrived at ' Cowes on 1 7 tiday, on: board Cuturnissioner.Ga ay's yacht, twat Southampton, and lan Jed aard, r a. sa- . Iwo of guns. Colonel DRURY atid.ll:. \VALsay 'had the honour of conducting her Highness trout the boat to the parade, where ber , Hlgliness was re .. coveu by all the fay.ilionatsleii , io the. vainity... DI/Rt./Aim—On Saturday 'morning -early ineet , og WOK ,place Oa 'Blackheath, betwten - Att. of•Air.street, and a Mr. S. oiMatelinanat , streei. The fit st; shots were given without effett, 'and 'on the St:Conti hte, Mr. H. received ball in' the wrist of the pisrol aria, :Ar. iißASrlitoß, the Surgeon, being in attendacce, the wound was dressed, and is in a lair w4y . of doing A poor. girl, in the emploptient of t dairyman, at' Brompton, was assaulted on the Kensington toad on Sattarday, evening lot, about: i nn:4! o'clock, 'oy a ruffian, Who, atter having insane , ' her it, the grossest manner,- drew a knife and 3'ohbil. her in the arm. - !Tetra the darkness if the night - , she said she could not the person of her assaulter, but. front keneGiv desertaaatt Rhe giver o f his tanners and conversation, it is generally cooc,.ived he must tiaVe ' been the sione vi6luin win) ai.saillien Miss Lawson, of Chasue, some days since, Hysde Park. Asotatta MoNwrua.---00 Sanday weak, n Saran Freeman, the wile of a labouring twiti,,was crossing a field : belonging to Mr." \ ri Ire of green, she was attacked in the most brutal- in di ner by a beast iti tilde noire, '‘% no toid her he ne i t h e r ‘ vtrited ltemuoney or clothes, but flan tie would certainly kill her. He t hen' be.at- her and to prevent her cries from bring heard,•cra,o meti her,mouth tail uE -nettles, mould, and featly !part of his .stuack-trockt—her repeated „cram; brought a .stitpherii boy towards the spot, %%hoot when the villain saw, lo_ran a ! ,,ay. Lie is suppo,,ed to be the aline turfsan who infesied, that j ati of Hertfordshire.. - souse. . time , b4a.',. tkeatin' t a every 4,..1% . 1.4 hat wet unnrotettcd. `4 ';/L Az.".7*To/"7: 07 A Lati.ol ‘c The suffeiings and . . eierlions of the lii'tiveda geren. commenced on the 3ist'of Jit!:i,/, and cod tinned without intermission until . the V-d u 1 A—gut, •in op . nosing alt.:7mM)- st4oidron,. consisting .of ttv. Langeland brig, mounting vi toil . -}9-pounclers, amt. .200 men Logan and Keil brigq; 100thlting 20 and t 8 long.-18 Tonntiers, 575 inen end): Th ., . English force cOnsiAted orthe e:diter, to glin4 ,Ittd Go men, Lieut. Irdwi and I.lretred term), le gritiq 47 men, Lieut. pectin. • " On the eVenfrir of the' 6i st'of July, : Our two ships observed' three Sttipic;.,tri vessels 1114(14 . 4g. to; wards-them front the Coast of Norway', v hich were' soon - discerned to be enemies; the wind beiiii 3 ovety light; the Algeiine and Breaedagerior contit,eLd go ing from thenidotii'l.g•thetlight, as fist as Wei cete able, and at day-light fourici themselves about four miles from the etietioced brig, of the enemy, Wli,elt a p peo.vd corl;iirlerably dista ti from' the two, co Lieutenant' glow, cOmmanding the AL,crine, beitig the trnwr officer, sent a•boat'to the Br , v-thgeten, to inforin Lieutenan't Devon that it wls his hoe? t ion tpontempt rotting this vessel otl'i and aeci'o . itingly both the'Alvrioe and Brevcdageren welted : int t'fiat Purpose, and commenced 'isweeping toward*lter,' it being calm. The enemy (Ibsen eJ this iniluceuvre, and prevented its befog executed by closmg Li.. squa drUrt, Toe Aterine and Si oroa ; eri,niag liti sought safety by Tetrdaiitit. At tour o'cirwk A. M 'lst of Au;ust, the patdits (..;:ontnoclote in the Laiigelaod, being ilex - 1y within shot, the Algeritie and &eve ,dageren egain bore down to the a , i,kk, by de-ire of Lieut. 13Iow. It must be observed, that ittc aiiiish CO'nuniidore was at dais tittw ohmic two !Wks trued his own- stiO l adrOn. The , 26tiOti' WAS cottimenied al)out. thirty minutes , past eleven o'clock M.. with the Lurgelaod--- - tat twelve o'clock in ..;:6-1.! soo . ti alter; the second .enerny's brig coioi'n the Algerine uttd Brcvedageren, litot the Algorine found 'it necessary to taco! to tier tlWe s -ps, and hauled.out Of the action. Tire 13'revelageren &old not - follow the ex rot* ; consetlbetuly she Was left in the midst of three hi - 4s •of the enenly., eaCh of them more than double her:force. Id this retilous sitnatiOn,. Lieut. Delon, th© gallant com rriander of the Brevedageren, resotVed tot tght as tong as lie could fire a gun ; and the. few brave his. lows' he- commairded4oduniably sdpported hi; heroic tesolutioti, 'never in-the least betrayinza syinotrob of fear, but on the contrary, • tiobly...cliteted - thir commander in obeyMeeVerrorder. "At half past one-P. M. when scarcely a sh a dow of hope existed of ast ing the kietedageren, a fa. vourable briieze of tad splting up, of whcit Devon evailed'himsellto get off, and fortunately the eneMy; intent- ou keeping up his fire, seemed not immediately 101) . 01'1o:it* it. Liemenaot 1) -von then di:acted 16 evase firing, and , took 10 his sweeps, which, aided by a boat's crew or fen nren, sent by the Al4erlile about the close of the action, and the brecie, gained oearly a mite on the enemy by two o'clock • P. M..who still continued his broadsides wiih`an apparent intention 'to sink the 13revecia4e men, as all his shot fell lOw. The -enemy pereetv. tog the advantage gained over' him, left ulf firing; and eget), eVery exertioo wai:made. on' the one to escape,.and_ on the other to - prevent it. The Brevedageren, howeiiet', preserved her distance, the Lingeland•rontinuing to annoy her, with Ms elracto;. guns. At five P. U. one of the other Dani;il k brigs, the LOWil, vvai advancing fast 0.1 ttte Breve ciagereni-att‘t ranOng Upon her starboard quarter.. At this time the Ajgerine c‘iter, 'Who' hod the advantage of,the lirevedageren, from her supe. riority of sweeping, hove to, and aitrac:;ted theene.. My's attention. Miitir*UVre ~ Vas of much ad 14antag:', as the enerny atilt* this time did not gain the least upon the Breveciageren, and at ,sett-set he gav*up'tlie. chace. Lieutenant however, not thieltiog litlitsellsate SO near such power hostile' neiglibet:ki, C'outit.tied with his - little crew leooutirig, at the sAtnTS until-fwelve o'clock mid- night; whoa they literally fell &out their, oars, com pletely i,votri out. The; warder is, Bow they could have siond frOlorig . , liaving been 'closely enga.,, , ,ed with so•shperirir a for 6lct - tiowards of an. hour, besides togging' at the oar from six o'clock Ql.l'Wed nesday eveolug until Thursday at,midnight. - "At day-light on •Priday, tire eneury was distant about six 'miles, but they cfid tot resume the clr ice. Thus by au exertion and perseverance not to h e exceeded, was . tescued. front the Danes his Ma jesty's brig, ,'which probably they were the more anxiiius to passes's ; as she had beetflorinerly taken from them, " lirevedogeren had one than killed the beginning of the uation, and provtdentially ot,Py three wouuded throughout the whole ut -the severe' contest. She has, however, suffered' much in .her hull, masts, sails, and rigging; which tsliou!d 111'0 tn stie Vipqld necessitate her ping to England.. to. , prevent the possibility of trs colours being. shot: away, l e ieutenaut pevon luta twisted and naiied in diti c rent of his brig, several hilglish jack ant to.temind his Wave fellows of the'ahni vers4ty of the memorable tirst of ht?' . took, trom tliv 61,11! .a of tic iinoiortal Nclson, and Made it list to 111..1 mast." A :Meeting took • pl;ice ytattkrdily in , s F 4 onse The Cottage of Content," in . SoUthwark. The understood Pul * P"se of thi s Meet ing was to nominate Mr. JONEI BURDATT (bitaber of Sir F. ll ' uitverT) as a fit Mumber for the Borough of S'ou ark . 4pout 14 . 0. p.. - rhons but noimily seen Ito be inclined to come: or .t4rd, end it was thought that they hall been conven,at wanton frt.lic. A Mr. Kamp/rim' at ietigth ibsurn. d Ike eharaLter of Spokepum, htil it. was only to. declare ihat.lie It.tie , „v tlot 0. WllOOl theaeting had brill called, and her'quested, that if.any trien.; ot Mr. I,?Nt:s. litittosTt were he would slaty the, bu,iia'ss ut +he diy. Allot's2r perstin then „e„; elated ihm Uu bailie of auo ..E.teottat3, guested Buttpityv to bectlitle a 4.;atahclatr, but , t hat tie hall not E i t : %et . , a titxt , ted attswc.r. It was then .teS',JlVeci ii<<it 01,..kr t stai 131a0F.,'14 was a tit aild tO at 111:4ilS,s1)th4. 1 I,c. vtlii , ;..yed to s , :c are EJvction atO, tilkakly, it .W.ds that is boo tiiiyl4l,l 45 . 91)0i0.at to the tor the ‘igti,itincs.ot rtrigftt w 041 to tulip a Coaiiittet, for carryitt4 ctiutt wtthuiot L1t114. - 31ce to ttio C;t:l446te. F. 41 NOP/5.4 AIVIS Vitre hove then so much ink tumino , is•ohservatio,l.•o t i tlt. 0rti , 11.3," hoe SateSmen or high . 604 thai , tirt,innot ittoi.l-4•Xtrat 4 litiv, thetn irir :!,t) ut and insirtztihrn ur 'er ; y art- io . be tutind al $4l •ul brifitTle on lie ri% °on% ai)..it x s ry, in tile' third ur last I tile' !ft. ireit " Wiwi) to youthful talents, attli e rk•orn6 - 6•64- dations of high birth, join d, ab this iftgito itapp-tise an exothit,iiii fiddle i n ti, asnte ~till ex_ -pence, the' Ilfittaiii prOperls . ry to' port iititAicti is powerfully Aiinds'ot 11119 turn ate ttlially Ity dispositions - more 3r.ly social ; hut Ilh'y arc, apt to huild on gri , utidb (If just 'And 11-,..ititthitt= ut ort contortti and rrett , rotte t , f , On coalitinn, itr 5t6,11; it ` ; ttai,a of oati. gerouspym i le *lie cnuhtenance of n pw iers,:and the ini•ri . anil• crt - dit at trtile. 13 . 0 this not trio labor - Av . ! in v%hirh alto to be uwid iiietits-prdi.er for t e this is nut 1114 gitij to which tlie plaid ut i irtito cart grotr to the attitude of the great — Blitiestna:i. Teak nut• of party power, of party in s•ppo*iiE4in, but of the quititty of iiin . qi•itmolf, aid its Our • :endency to torso into the in:6olliBotry. prin. and ambitton in the oill . iiktko t 6 tt • "To vtbst , ver side, to, hate% er 'hotly tit inen the yotith brtt . tr t:111(.1 iel tit depon(lehilrot wrioures„ In. lacc, tic him stnif to his coutitrx;m4,l) id ;Ai atti:ut:e ter sea oigthly, and excha: an tree , * (10111 lot Whit! .1.41)/1 4/4/irresLtt/li? v e ry jiiAtiy calls a " mean, bluffing, :Lhd grtudy . rervitude.7 POUCH; rt.THCRA9INO NAY'AL 5.7'01 , 11E1. UNTOII+IALL,:--iniOriliAtion rttceived that a person re4iding'in — A.,ol , y.street,.who:de.il, I.lr4e ly in old iron; ,Was icl ihe.habit of purolia4hg con. 'siderahle quantities .o( new and old Govv:inrieitt storec, be,wa3 summoned belOnt .the MagtA and his:premise& searched, wh , n amongst a large quantity .01 'old iron, lying iit."a'cella'r in 'he tteten. ddnt's house, 'was' dis'eovered 6.)iper, , she3thing, theathing-mi 1.-i, new o , ,pper iSultg brava' in pieCtS,.. Ind otlier.oaval .[ores, The defendant, ti),.prove Oat he vitro. fairly by the articles in (petition, called a sinitig at Deptford, who stated that wit' ?it the , habit: or G;Jertirnent Ve.sels, and br, ing Melt op fur the' purpo4e . of stqfig the riols 'be . hodfitt - iht' ritiltotliitis of , iron . :11111 copper'to tfir. i;4-trtichtut; brit tie cOoki o u r Na y %o w .; titer 'kg bad sor.ibitn ,t ,. y . kturin,g the piesettt Jear, " or that he es'el- sold linn'dnyn ev'tleopei C r quits ; 110 1" 1 , h00..e , er,.. 'old turn buth per iind . irtio with the. Kiolfa , ' • •• The Cleik to the d tennent . atated. ihat he was in the habit ig'hoyiog')ar - ge quAltiiits dl nuirine stOrti but fils'ma‘tei':i o;tlt , ri wt•re, ihat tipvioO. to Our chasing Iperil they be tarlbily exatsinii-d, to nisi:ova' that 'done t t theta ipd the l4,.lioNife‘er i 'atiyu,iithoUld he pawl) vaa it, a%:-tifti order ' . Ôt" thecklencrallt the broad arrow should be atlifured io rrmairi ill thetti...Tt ,prettki, ittat'tht:yisiirchAt:-(lbi;th alit,!n'is v:11 ot . (d.nwig-ct) trim th 4 Ciiolnott. goiters tlf Ordnii - one at the dock •yarki,',;laid thaw had th,_obrbad arrow citcurbstaoccs, theMaglottr.at,t teatld that the.. cain• .`whould over till ioy l iry , should be mach-, wlterliti it V:114 the practic e ' duek-yarris, aesCited by the ruagedtyvalstore's. &• • • Dif Annoßou4HiTnetr. gnes Conin!.i . e wa charged with having ent'sre,l . thk tlWelli,tg.l i ous' e • o f Mr. Sagnall, a tradesman, iii Bear-street, square, and steding plate, and. tarious other artitles,.. to a considerable a!notint, on the esti 4 ing Thtirs... , day rastl 'This robbery had excited QUithicit;rablt,. sot.; prise, a the articitts bcen Jeft secure at dusk,, and the house fastened ; and in ttitZ foot n bCtl, - discovered, no apparent-breach had ,been made tu. the . .ltottse,-nor did .4uspicion ;ittach to any person, It haying 4,-corn known io Ile rteighbottrhood, it torned out that several robh,:iir-s of a si:mihir de. Gtr ptiian hr;rl al'o been . commitied, -and ,t a prism tier was suvetled,.hyt bet tesidetice was - unknowb, The different pawnbroker; shops welts searched, and ty i , :trt of the stii;eti Its operty .was found, attd, remitting ,ch,ligei,ce, the liriwttet's in t C4iteett-stleet,,isioeoln"s:inn-fields, Was diuovered, A search-warrmi, i,rai 01;tainel, xici pail vt, B ignall's properly lA:3s livr :spot appeai al,ao, that Creswell. a cultstab,kt of St. Mite's Ntrisit., found .I : l;,.y . which fittttti site aoci..by tt loch It'aki , pertrec.l the prisol.er had entered, 'l'ite w4teitmatt u,a tI beat );, s!rovt, WA* opplica to py 3,(1 act.oltplic,.,, to a,sist 111 ca T. ,cyilw., prup' e ui y , tu a,rcsid,ql,c, v. , 11,c0 lit 4r ; IQ, st,luch he Accedil on Alwi her charge tot . prilOnvr by iofAchesolnn in ,C4:c.i;cpto to; ti4t,l►,ti p io t a of n 4:otttmt)ihg !!;;;, ;4!.6 h o plaresqver,4 0,1011111% NiilCO. Tilt! tq,;kly, W3l foupq Ott (11q. pri4p9er, pt:oieLi to i` 1r 1tIC:l1 t s t; beeti t . r . oat, pr.o,r.cwoc'N h‘ost., the. 14)14 0,1 mlevett the mornl(l , ,;, t? . 111:11 0 b4ry v041)111,1, tilt.otti.:wwere ttitiiliarvvtti the pr . lsolie;'s was, fully tpi‘lttlitiod .. f ur trot v9lltuut tlteriil into trehil 'vhargvs:' 49w- STR ET eg! et , 4lor a 4 . -it I.l:wit the ' (.'mitoilteci tor ilia!: A ))oy, bOweeti Yv`itsi + , toger lo the oar b Vi c k v ir, liad:tmeti it hi 0 10 iowit. hium ()Itham, . iti oti rl chatge ot being,cooet , thyi iti t4thero itilorkydrdlog,thv ot . I)L.v.il, nod bitirr Froich I , r i4 , 4"0101 tit ill 4 0:). $, vit.(' 'eat t e„,tic k .ji4,„y :1/1 31.% tooo, I wai ,0 'ltem JiVrayr ocicw,. ltit (oti,!tly at 0,;,, oppol,,lnt conitt,ll,iv4 but iar,, tiler exattittiatioli. <,A „woman, genweit,,Y- dre . -etl, Ni 7. 11 , t vester(Lit to4seti by ;tit he gal B:01. so 11111124 tautsed; t. 1141. hta uuusiki ,r.tt ' i 1 i