The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-27 00:00:00

81111'. NEWS. cGt l r ttetil 5 . P use, and only %%wit off entirely the yoke ho filled a high nil has gone to Ante well-known General Pears ago in Ireland; her of French etni. ye j,)ined the lnde- s the Independent ,co ; Bijou at Mar, ,e time that of , 1 the Hercules, in tuut ; :zia condemned bit ConSetitscilee Ut his have lately gone 'actin ; the assigned was or taking pits ads ; butt thy more ag those inclined to 01111. gs-tiling a toot ;elves, and securing to the GoVernment .vc heard of the nn iAnish Royalist cor 'Asp) on the alp- Is and men of his mantled by Captain --•-- _ Ai the Bay of Cain the 1 1 , 4 : most unprovoked and treac h ero us at i'eueeless p eo pl e I e ver recollect bear trust it will me e t a due chastisement. leeounts from Poet-on• Prince sr ate. *as dangerously ill, and not expected ilteeessor was frxrd on, a Mons.cor I ' l ' o was next in command to :he late He is a w kite 111311, and been 00 good terms with Petion, I ,f . tdeeessor was nut. He is said to be 'Character:* .26.—Arrivell, and sailed for the 'lonel Alen, M'Lltatqw,from he Elizabeth, WH ITE, for the (:,,pc caine, to anchor again yesttir*la►y, Express bas just arrived, the'other enrs'air hiss'bret, I)aver, and the Severn frigate is tall dispiitcli to sail in liuroiit iii" t, MAN. 2fi. —Arrived his Majesty's l eik fron t the Downs ; Lady Hatnilton nm Jall4icA ; Sicily, CUPPRR, from r ai)e4n ; and Mercator, 13mon, from 14 1 " fr.ni [Abb.') ; on the 20th list. 414111 8, from London for Madeira and *en ' SdilCd his Majesty's ship Ito- MAT l g .—Arrived the Platoff. Howe, ajr) 'from Stetti n; C reo l e , M ar tin, from St. ?`"fYurk, Fry e r, f rom Rotterdam ; A!bion, 4" , "1 " 6 • ; Union, Galloway, from Harlingen ; from Buenos Ayres ; Princess of r'ul Ostend; Sophia, Carse, from Buitholto ; (NM banttic ; aud Speculation, fleutz, from c,,, , -ens, Graham, Juno, Hutchinson, 4* for Ptter ' 13 , fur Malta .kr „„ quorgh ; Rover, cmen,and For th,' 1 4 --4 , fur ()blend ; York Union, Mitchell, fdr Lutia4t, Artcv, fur liatnbargh. 4. • . Po pEIt Y. tli th , ..i 1, sod v k,: nor 11,,,i(tene harp ex pressed a de-. o w „ ii, . eh e wise . ultie s of thise. In ---,4 ,i111'441 lAJokItY, who, in the•tioufe n I , ti f „ i 4,41.tit1e:"1 the Ciaittt3 01 PtPER y in Ihr rr ;y,,, ti ‘ 1 e ilthjoin the funnel ;op Libt : %,„ e Lord i i 6. 'nut Me t , „_, • 1 ~„ 8 athw e on the .Quest.'". -.wed ''ii.,1,;,;,/te liontria Catholics of !wand be IV 1 1 . PRESENT. t, Mt, c h . , _ qtt... n,luvehoid. Beaufort, Rutland, tr,syntl,l`o. Cotitwallis, Rxeter, Lothian. .. di..11, .4). ,4ter. Wvitriturtand, Winetol,i• .. 4 , .ir , s ; l _ 14,40 vv,":letr, Aylosfiird, Nftwelosti.ld, 114t"u1 , H !, 144 ""'"Y, nig hy, Abergisr tun'', Liverp ool, 1,40.. 'Mt,' 4", 1,11118 I' I V I- n Ed ,, ctouhr, , ~,,_ „ t.t t., eru as , ~ e , .. k, (A m trt,nt!..,t, Iprituchinsp, St ruthroore, Ltat rl' 4 n.,,,, r•rutrirrille, litoltnt Nloyo. '11:441 i;llhutli SvdO Hood, 4rit t 4-, 0, 1,1 I, - •-ey, amp till 1.1 r lUtliN. Rollo, 44 itilitk,,t lu q'be, NI orton S israt "r"Y"' Filen. lit:Ord ) 7 , Eltloo, St Metros, 14.deschtl... . 'll,..N...,T,l'ilintliirr, .11tuytte, Flurris, Prudhoe. l!!".1.4n1u 4titetiotry York. Tuout. it'ilf)./f4rt:113,1-:111colu, NalO:bury, St. Asaph, Lla . tipt e. B l : : t4 t, 4: ',I, Chester, Carlisle,' 1 foreford, 1 1 svitist Cionfert, Ossory, hiltalu. '' ' ( 4t P ROXIES .4 14 No e Iv Leeds, .1,, 4 1,,,'11 tt:,LukcroN,Buccleugli, Mont:v.42 'I, 4 ' r/,. - ! AtWvitStie. 7 t Ni,tirtltor 11, Done,•all Cholmondeley, HuntlY, 11,,,„%vr„,s l''"llitott. ' ,t.:-"11,1441''' 141"111, Courtowti, Radttur, Coettliff3:. 41:4'1..'4111i, '4l4litsilirr, Litt,tspv, plesgingtol4, Chi: 111,1,1%54.114Ne•-tialearrat, Ailitte,ihtirv, 1-Alligral:''. ki • • rs titto ers O'Neil, raitlineis, Portsulaut", t&p ., v hat, gki, Ittini.,9,wod,hou&e, si , clair, Le nrapeneer, k, :144)...)..t.vittiv, Cotton. liill,- touthurturre, At illt htst -Ild Watil. Sltelhrld, Porhes, Walitingham, tlit'lli Worcester Du liaut Gloucetter, Bath lee'Chichtster. ' r 1 .... , ~ ... _.,... ; . 9.e 'it the people altefidy hil tatiOtt 9 ' ,'!. 1(411 the i4)rcli of liherly which loss been IS. ,* 4 1) their lot tle tH , 'I tt y neighhusirt —a conspiracy was .Bich, by its • Go- in t h c !'d :' lio miLiP ': - . P t had hardly It single friend left to t op- pi 41 t comp !,,,,, nd la , ii-- , ..,":%3 ,s crotints that have reAcit ' ed us prove ~ ~,d .. i . ,. . 8 i we No not dooht tbkit they are, the 1 160 Pi - 1 1 tie Brazil . , 1 ian Government may be coltsi- ; the )feel r) '''")l`letely sithverted as to defy . every ,{itir i ts ;40 Moll* L.? , . restoration : and this event will have , m o t iti stionisii4 , I,ini,b 1 thictice on the future operations of ) ( , ;3 ' j , 8 ;&argents. l'he kingdoms . of Chili, 411C CC°. 114 11 t ItoSe bordering On the Pacific , 11te, Ile 110: 0 ' '.q hurt reason to believe, sttflic:etitly in th e i t . , lo t rtraq , tualienoent cAnse, and only Wialit 9 / M r4Ul l e C:.159 tit throw o ff eotlrely t h e yoke col or . IC mot her t6 until. illNrel4,: • i l i ii. i t ° ,, re .g"r Al'Gregor, who filled a high tol- led. A l ' l7 ti t h tl i l iu n ill Venezuela, has gone to Atne- rgo ittii:,'4 - 1 : 11 tv s!ealily; unit the well-known General ' . fl ,._ ecto o t ka , tin landed many years ago in Ireland; ! lei" Irv. , 1 the head of d number of French cud- iG atst , - ' 4 1 %4 is supposed to have joined the lntle- oit herv oll i lti °` New Mexico, 1 of ? t fitlly, , 111 , 1 ral Amy commands the Independent 0 ,, ; 1 .1 ~ '" the Golph of Mexico ; lid o+, at .N 1 4r..- Ls kes . .anal R . ~ , ' r o, lona too some time *ince that of 141 33 1 1. 0 , 1 - ..itt e }l 'e• We learn th at the Hercules, ill kyre t, 1 : .1 ft4, 7° was captured, t nottgla condemned bst g o o '''" 11 4 : 3 hull ;liven up in consequence of his De ,"F otir C 10 1 ;11gland, ,titan' w: (:.,, Ain 'lienn frigHteg have Intel y gone wet s' ' .. 1 , 1 1 :!, Einrq int o t h e P.lcifle ; the assigned v itt] 0 1/ li 0 4 I ' ) be f or t h e pot pose o f taking pos- ' „0 • I ' Washington' s 111 wds ; hot the more , 1 00 - i eui l • 13 .1 IA 1 1.40,,„ I 1 8 1 lit4t of itssiSt 'mg those inclined to , ljte 7 0 f lit Government, awl gutting a toot- 03 1°It r .. t 1 4. - ewi ntr r themselves, and securing e St'` it 'elile sort o f f nfluence to the GoVernment 0 sucCe livilllited States. ife 811 j I J O '' , li,l ytt t his you most have heard of the tin- t a lie 9c tfi u e ' l ' 4 kuf the Spanish Royalist cor- ed,roleri,, , .le d J american Wasp) on the ~l!ip L us A t , 411 distrtssed Of fi cers and men of his )slate , . i B ll tp Tay, commanded by Captain 'I, r , \ C tliti '4. ; t th..(""e's Island, in the Ray of Cam- A GO r S:Ali‘l 6' 'elle, trust sui! i,t;qlk) w:c ore rfiti kti: r guilr‘ Who tio 4,', It; "17. x• )t bei is *I ta t~llt lit ry se rvie e Ile oflo'okr 1 SrlitliOir' c 010144 it, AI RY f0;10;g0 ittcliti All y cbtfri , Pe, 5, 6;11. 'l)hir2: .t* CL3Ck t t wig P'tir, oft cd 11) g g oiti o4 111, (,T,l 4o tt l t ,t , ,or Ore •i :111 Wilt° ; 41 t Pr im 1 1)(ft • 'the, 7111 rrij 114., ;all tN OS• At "I 414 ' Air * r , 11004 • 1, I" 44„ uk e qtr lii/111". 14,4 P„ r i 5 ..ki,,tl,)ur, ritce,;!:, ,y tin `1.14 0 11 I:ktit,e Pen, r,), ~C~i i y e NOROOLK V.tttfiditi. ' 44 Ao'iivic' it, t Aidritimits it i.as 'chaired this day, amidst the eitatrit conconrie of people ever belbre isseinhied together in N..r. wicb. The procesbibu of yeotitudry, attended by the greatest respectalid it y of the cohnty, oti bore back Ginned foot hate oteeetl ed % mile. He Wait preceded hy . plaCiirds, and pink and purple ribbnoS, with which the *parties Were decorated, " Woneilotil4a Alodera: lion in Victory," and all has fitt*ti off perfectly pliet• may' R,r cfm3idered 0 one of ate proudest days Surfo!% his fol. many years cit . - perienced: SHERIFFS RETURN, MAJORITY 575. SOME IVIIIGS have bait un Invitation, Iu s•nne few filitlltt6 to ►neet us But sure, " TI I E NORFOLK DECLARATION," Must give TI I EM a QUIETUS! ! NA I'IUNA 1E17.4.L5. We resume the subject of these gratifying cords of the National 'ft - inn:ph) during the late War, because they will tend to perpetuate the meniury of events that, under the protection or Great Britain, who owing t:) her firmness anil,per severance, while the other Governments or rope were obliged, iu tern, to submit to a law. : less Con queror—by that firmness and persever , auce, occasioned•the deliverance of thetil all. • We lately suggested the propriety of inCroducing the . Head of Bw,NAPARTE Among the Serivs, as the Fallen '!grant Coll9rillltCd 30 conspicuous a fi4tire in the memorable History of the most impoi taut transactions that ever took place in Ihe civi lized world. Tile ingeniOus and enterpriziug Pro jector has., we find, adopted our hint, and has introduced an admirably executed Medal on the subject. One side presents an exact and spirited Profile of the defeated Despot, around whose head is inscribed " NAPOLEON .13UONAPAUTE." The other side gives a beautiful . representation of the BELLEROPHON, which received him, awl another British vessel in the distance. The mechanical excellence of this representation, with respect to the vessels and the waves of the sea, exceeds all praise, and is fully equal to any' of the lormer p a rts of the Series. On the other stile, in the circle, is inscribed--" Surrendered to H. B. M. S. 'kik ropbon, Captain MAITLAND:" and beneath is XV July MDCCCXV." We repeat our former assertion, that nothing of the _one nature more . bcautiliii and strikilig, in this province of the Arts, has ever been seen, and we may well quote the lines of the Poet on the occasion : " The Medal, faithful to its charge of fame, ' 0 1 hto' chores aa4 ages hctas eate'o folio sod name; " in uric short view hoblected to our rye, " Gods, F t tny'rors, licrues, Sages, 13cautins, he." The Poet proceeds to say— " Oh! when shall BRITAIN, eormious of her claim, " Stand emulous of GRLEK and ROMAN Lime, " la liviog Medals sea her Wail enr.ll'd, " And yanquisled ltealins atiplily recording g oo'. 'l . ll ;Impel . answer to the last hues is, that los out uuly tivalleil Greece and Bottle in her V cturirs, but e x ceeded buth in her Geocrusity ; tor, instead of taking treasures frotu those 'Leonia; .which she Assisted, she magnanimonsly enabled ilketn,,from her own stores, to recover their iodepencleuce. ARUNDEL M 2G. The Duke of NoarotA is expected to visit the Castle in the course of this week. Grare also intends to admit the Nobility anti Gentry to view the magnificent interior of that ancient 'and structure, as soon as the grand vaintad window is fixed m the Baron's Hall. The exten sive alterations and improvements at Arundel Castle, which the late Duke carried on whit more than princely expenditure, are ordered to he en tirely suspended. The present Duke has been Ili mitsishing the fine stock of .deer in the Parks, in order to convert , a Meat putt of these noble du mains into small farms. Further additional e.iscoveries of Roman anti quties, in a beautiful state of perfection, have been matte at the villa of Bignet, Within four miles of this town, which excites the cariosity of a great number of travellers. We are happy to announce the very flattering agt knit oral report of the crops in the western Ili vision of this county, which is confirmed by the general observations of the farMers residing along the coast, the South Downs, and in the lertile %Weald of SnsSeX. The genial showers of rain, which have ro• pi,osly fell for the last week, have nikaeolonsly improved the Lsamias sown WhealS beyrotd all human anticipation, and upon all soils they hear a most luxuriant and fruitful growth. The Lent :,own Witt atS have sprung up with the most healthy verdure. Owing to the long '#onglit, the Oats do not promise well, and the crop ap pears thin and straggling in many places. The Barley sowing is not completed, but the late rains having now penetrated the . grOund plough depth, that business will he finished this week. The early sown seeds have rooted well, and already show the a plentiful produce. 'f he g ratilyitg hopes of Clover lands 'never looked better, and the Grass Aiestlowi will bear a rich swath, if the weather should continue warm. We feel A pleasure in csatlu that throughout this district a grea , e, breadth of Wheat has been sown this year than Was ever r e membered by the oldest termer, of agricultural agricultural wiihstimding the sceptical remarls depression. On Sunday 8 0111'10kt, as the sertant of the ftev. J..1,0y0t, of Aivivscontbc, near tioniton, was gathering water.cresses, a tvn otirock, in very him condition, pitched so near him that he caught i: by covering it with his baskvt. It wasient as a p re sent to ARTHUR Lug ti Sum.Duhts, En. of pecr:ratli House. P . O t TRY. ;di ifiXT TD min,tpir THE EARTIIENikrAKE.StIOI I : A rApix. I'ti an Eartlienwari !hop, 'ltiongit the restels clay; There ar o se, at mir time, a k aSL ten lar fray: A git.lit itir first brgaß to CO/14164i now hilly): he rnatit'.l from contempt amt disdain! While recielt itifiriot in strength rind in size. Ili , 0 . 14 ghtttly appi.oraisce , , :ittractod all ryes, INto otatcnivr show 'd Mtn the smallest respect And he was re*olv'il not to bearsuCh Ms speech was apply tiled. Butsilin can describe Tb' aren't throughout the clay tribe ? To is fermented in ev'ry slirectiO'n Puts, pi!clieri, atilt pins, glii,liiyetno.:t the infectioa: " Mitvn, clown with those vase., (they instantly ere) , g Whieh so sislenclid apPear and are set up so high Though, enamelril and kilt, they look fine - oti the shelves, " They're nothing but vessels of clay, like ourselves: " Arid, to speak the plain froth, that setinn ill-looking jar "In strength a n in sithstanie theni ley far." A few, better.teught , and more wise than the rest, lVonld hair bysound reiening,their Clamour suppresed; Arid ittite shown Visit the nitilier; in joeinitig his plan, To ittroWn use adapted each pitcher and pan; That, though not made the table or sideboard to grace, Each esteetn'd in its own proper place For yessels there are, as We all of us Imo's', Which we Cannot dispettle with, thuttgit meant for silo*: Thus, banishing envy, contention, end strife, Vi t t should each live a useful and peaceable life, But in vain was calm reas'lting : the noise was renew'd And mischief and misery quickly ensued. " Down, down with those rases (As itill was their cry) " Which se splendid appear, and are set tip so high !" But *a, they ne'er thought, when they tore down the shelvci, The ruin theysurely would bring on themselves Far these wretched fanatics had not sense to knOw That the 'mi.:3 in falling would crush those belovi. FASIIION.IT3I.E .1111tIVALS. Marchioneis Dowager of Donegal), and Miss Godfrey, in Daeirs-street, Berkeley-square; Lord Cahir, in Lower Groseenor-street I Lient.-Colisnel Acheson, in PiccadillY t Led,' and Miss Talbot, in South Andley-street; Viscount Clermont, in Duke-itieet; St. James's; Mrs. Henry Conyers, in Ditke-street, St..laines'sj Lady DYneroi and Miss Rice, in Duver-street ; Limit Dawson, in Lisier Grnsverros - street ; Lady and Miss Itamstlerii In Portman-vinare; Mrs. (*Junior, sit NVinchester-huitse ; Lady ‘'atighan, in Conduit street; Hole. John Rodney, in Itarley-street= Mrs. and Miss Ramsden, at Lord Duodas's, in Arlington-street; on Thurs day last, at tiroevenor Hotel, Bond-street, Lord Wvhrrtun, Bishop of Liweria, and Colonel Beeves; Baron Loans r, at Ch gJvs • bn!ssr ; Countess of Galloway, and the Ladies Stewart ; Sir C. Greeille, in Queen-street, May Fair; the Ladies Fitzpatrick, in Grosvenor-place; Lady Frances Fitz williani, in Upper Winipole-street ; Countess of Carlisle, in Grosvenor- place. Barn AR:IIVAL9.-Sir Win. Bruce, Sir G. Noel, I-lon. Mrs. Curentry and family, Hon. It Eyre, Hon. Captain Noel, Hun. Mrs. G. Noel, Admiral and Mrs. Dilkes, Lient.-Cohinel A. Gibbing*, Mond and Mrs. Jones, Ref. Dr. and nits. Jenkins, Rev. Mr. Howe, Rev. IL Newcunle, Rev. Mr. Wit- Paw, filer. Dr. Alexander. ' SOCIETY of ARTS, MANUFACTURES, Sic, The Anniversary Dinner of this most excellent Institution took place yesterday, at the Free- Tavcrn, and considering that so many pohlie festivals have preceded it, and its bring the recess week, it was eery numerously attended. His Royal highness the Duke of Sussex pre sided, a.,a those .who have attended the many public dinners he has honoured with his presence since the last Anniversary of this Institution, would Inive been lost in admiration of the urbane attention "nil peculiar conviviality which he evinced during the whole of the meeting, had they tun recollected that the Society was his oion. The aike, on account ot . , the absence of Isis Itoyal BrOther (the Duke of KENT), has had hat d duty to perform these last twelve months, and he never acquitted himself more to the gratification of his company than yestetthly, The Stewards were well entitled to the thanks of the Society for the attangetnent they had formed,--Alessrs. SAiITA, EVANS, Tcattlitt., and ELLIOT riltulnted tnost melodiously. gLANCHABD Contribolo to the mirth of the evening, and sung several humorous, songs with great effect, The following toasts were given from the Chair, mid echoed through the Society with ge, neral glee • . The King. 'flit Prim* , Regent. • The Queen and Royal Family. The Prinuess ( , hatiolty anti the Prince of Sue-Cohnrg. Pcvsperity:to the Society of Arta, ;‘tanufacturch and corn t. I Or. Tbe Navy.and Army. , ?hr I,ord Mayor aria city of London. The Royal Sociity. . The Royal Actitivniy. The Boitrd of Agrioultnre. .ther Sutirriet estahlished for the Promotion of Arts, Nlaimfact ores, mill Commerce. The Artiilit of the United Empire. The Loom, aml Sail. Toe nericens Or TUE socIETV IN CLAsstl,—Vl2. 1. Viee•Presidelas. Chairmen of Committed. 3. Secratat ies. The dinner was universally approved, and the wines were excellent. • YOUNG WATSoN.-111 a lOW from Plymouth, of Monday sennight, it is stated that young instead of escaping to. America yin Liver pool, actually sailed from that port. Watson' Intuit! his way there in the dress of a woman. On the 19th of December he went on board a ship in the harbour, called the . •rn, of and for Phil A . A fair wind springing np, the Severn sailed from thence 'us the 20th, but was forced back again by unfavourable weather on the 23d The Severn was commanded by a Captain WAT bON; and it is supposed that young Watson w a s there nineteen days, during all which period the walls were covered with the proclamation for taking him. Monday rue Admiral Cockburn transport, with the remainder of the 18111 Regiment of Foot on bowel, arrived at Portsmouth from Jatualca, and on Wednesday sailed for Deptford. "ocinTy. err °rig been to Toni . • and so successful) y lIIECtII.II to she ing . not in3il•timunt,tl 1111131 e C+)ti,ttsr; t2A‘t seventh concert foi• shr s'ig'n y The serectliai thuSir t:ie ti it c,, , crip. tints, rind tstts ticeented in the rtiost perfect ;The olds , ti•ervd..lit rxerpt ;Lap a part at ti; Colfeeir ante . tilt t e pi mo. torte, harp, and horns, perfoimed by Aiessts. Dui, and the l'ETntome, wit ch, thimgh I t called tont; ,i sot prinogly Het:mate ttiS t,l,+y iu meeltattleal ,kill, cannot,- as C.owprisition, be consnlereil of great sites it. The greatest eii rioSity ot the i!veiting ti a% ihe perl o in. , .atiee of Site of a' tinblyinan . of high hsok in the diplomatic schlee of his colintry, 'who has found leisure, :,mirl~t the bustle of courts an the av‘alitioni of fa thionahle life, to eulti'vate with 9lleceiS tin ar t Which perhaps deMands, in its refinement, More exclusive applici?tion than any other. The piece . consists sit lour tunvethents, is original in in stricture, and very striking its its effects. The vocal which at tliis concert are considered Of minor itnportnce, were hoive‘er of the best . kind : anion;; thew we notices) the cantata of " which is one of the few prodoctions we poSsess ut that kind hyltic 'celebrated BEET n °Veit; .*hOsc. getiiitS head i !tees) erroneously kup poied to lie confines) music. eEntinuA's AIATCLI WORNIWOOD SCRUBS. o.if tit a quarter past pipe on Sunday night, ‘Oien he performed 110 miles, making slto gether 860 ; 11:,ToN c6i11.1 0 ,10 walkitit: till 20 minutes past ten, when lie completed 50 inileti; making in the whole 854: BAILER commenced yesterday ut 35 minutes Bast fOor, and at five hi the afternoon (when he halted 16r borne' time to have his turntiritc strong boots mended)! he hid coniplited 36 miles. FahTON at thee sante time had performed34i milei. PAINTER Ail) SUTTON.—IuI ConSevisice of the stakes being drawn between Oliver and the former pugilist, a match has been proposed.for 50 guineas asidei betweenSultoo, a ttian of coloar,iind the bot tom Painter. Sutton is a powerful young man ; he dere., teditobinson, the black; in finest lye it the lait. Doncaster Races. It is expected to be made in a few dao, nod tube fotight•in the same ring after the baffle between. Scroggins and Turner. From the determined character of the combatants, a hard set-to will take place ; even betting, it it said, except a trifle for choice. DAItING HIGHWAY nomaY.—Betweert 12 o'clnek, nn Friday night, as John Bowtql loughby, servant to Moreton Barrett, 73, ItAer-street, Pia:Mitt •square, was returniue front Hyde P r tirk he was aceostvd nearly oppoi,ite tiros vi nor-gate by two fellows, who a %ked bith if he had a watch ? he answet cd in the afrirtnat (mon witicit they knocked him dittett anrt began to rifle bis pockets ; he ca!led " nottlicr,” and ".witely," (URI one of them grasped him siolvotly by th e throat, anti attempted to straugle him; he mark is desperate struggle, in which he partly dkengu4ed him Self ; they then took his gold watch front his rcket, value 401. and walked away ; lie was tod• weak to make airy pursuit, but heing informed that a man had been taken up for disorderly eon. duct about the same time atltr IthICC, lie went ti, see him in the watch-house, and identified him as one of those that robbed hint ; he was taken tore the' magistrates, and gave his name John Croxford (better known as Croekey, the hoscr); the constable went to the house of another 111;4n, supposed to be his accomplice. and observed 1511 ,d on the collar anti lappets of his jacket; but in con. sequence of the prosecutor's inability to swear to his persou, he %vita not. apprehended. The other is Wily committed for trial. Lord CLIFTON, son of the EA.' of DAttNitty, ti ill, it is said, offer himself for the• County of Meath at the next general election . An extract from a Letter, dated,lionlogne, May 19, says—" The town is all in a bustle since Sa. turday, when TALmA, with a celebrated female pupil, arrived here : on that night he perfortned Orestes, in Distressed Mother—hi: pupil, -ger. ntiorte. On this night he plays Hamlet—he gives Hamlet in• English, the other characters in French, from o,translailon. His pond plays Pphelitt. 1 ill SAW TALNIA'S voice resembles CooK's ; it-was ton powerful for this small theatre. (..)ur English critics think IiEsIBLa more elegant an , l superior in every particular. A reward of fifty gnineas is offered in Saturday night's Gazette, for discovering the ptisons who, on the night of the 6th inst set fire to several stacks of corn and bay, and a barn belon g ing to M. 1.1. 11el. ward, junior, at 1 - lengrA ye, in Nottinghamshire, with a promise of tree pardon to say nccomplice making such discovery. A reward of 1001. with a . similar promise, is offered for the: discovery of those who, in the night of the 12th lustvnt, burnt a threshing machine belonging to .-Messrs. J. and 11. Cue, of Essex. We deem it but 'tine to the ingenuity of Mr. BAlNnatnota. of Holborn-hill, to make - kttown, that the Double Flageolet on which Mr. l'AutcY performed at the Anniversary pinker of the Royal Society of Musicians, before his Royal Flightless the Duke of CUMAU BLAND, and most of the Sint. rent Composers and Performers in London, was the invention of Mr. B. who is now completing a Trio Flageolet, the third, or Bass part s to - be wholly perrormed with the thumb of the left ham,. The effect i• e *the contrary motioos on - the Double Flageolet As truly beautiful, and ssto. niches as well as delights • berth the Professor and the Amateur. In the Annals of Lotteries there is scnrcely tits Instance of the Principal Prizes being so even• sivelv end beneficially distrihnted andingst tilt as in thnt just concluded, for not one of ;hem remained in the Posse”ion of 4he Vowrtaeft ton. This, in one mite, is all notorttinal tI ciretint• stance for Mr. StitswrionT, btu, treenls likely to be 'counterbalanced by the very iteiter.il saf,istfte. tion and confidence it has &dosed attiong ~,,,t ur, r s, who will in emit:N.lo,re soon buy op the small Nitinhyr of ri e k, i , h e for in the Lottery to he Drawn on Ine . 4th June, when 20 more Capitals, including Tw o 9 t - 'mow, will all be decittal it% Ont Day.