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

nOGLII CPCONN6II4, ESC). 0u,,, ` „ .., •,., " " 01 ' , KING'S,BEINCH, DUBLINIi4 I it 2 . 01 ac iv ' Idy ~ ' s(i uth.'Mr. Itut.tusTotv,..at!Cutinsel ' 4 v ' 11. '9 Cwinor, : nioved for a twit Of laben's c,,,,, , , - . , . , 1 ... k. ~4 , 'to be directed CO 111Enattleli 1) AatEY , Gs. , .',!.:• ' 'l'o.lef 1111gistrate Of Police, to bring bet9re :i'' I : l rir Ltd i ups Mr. O'Connor,' ho hail .beett de , !'.l 4:l e d . ,• . . • . . 1. d 1 prisoner in th e bead Police Office for t,•1 4;( JY3 ; and also to produce in Court a copy l'illie i nfo nations Upon Mild) Mr!. O'Connor ")s attested, .. , !- ' • 1:1,,,c,„ '. ' ''L : 1 vlut were pleased to grant the motion. ie t •1 • ""aY, at eleYety o'clock, Mr: O'Connor. Illito e 1 m , • . (- t " 'itie that. of- the Court ()IKing% l ' h r.. ll , ill custody of pedre-officers' Iri a , . , sliort tune afterwails the I,6rd Chief .imis. t4 ' '' ' 4 " the Hon. Justice's Day,, pal y, and Os . Ik g , ie , , took their seats on. the B enc h. 11. ‘ Rot. „ thd: LESION moved that the Returns be b le u , • nr eii, i t ix , of the Crown read the Return,which It.tti liter 1 be was apprehended 14ntler the , wat , •- ; k l !,, i ' p.redelick parley, Esti. hacked by I , dwent ' 1 11 ° ,,.1. of emit, wllie.h . wiirruot stated, that 0 1, , , c' received iofo ro , al i oil ,on . oath, that 1t?...,er 11 4 111 " 4 ' 144 Artlinr O'Connor were aiding, • ; 1 3, mill . 1 .,,• • • 1 bn i the Ctal") . KNi i, " 13 " fig Itl ro t g .:. `itiii, , 'it . Cappagli-bill, in the county of i i ' l ' file 2d of October, 1812. fns i t ; 11 N00.t.v.--1 believe, my Lords, it ( 4 ) 1 ' 5 141,4 i , 1 'e filet he is charged with feloniously !. 4 tro i,„,,Jusriett..a..lt. does not state au. NVe I llitik -." the, latormations carefully, and do hot iqil, u"r4elves wartanted in admitting hill to o'C e 11t,,,,,r1; R ttos now rose,. and addressed the 41 '11, ' t 'try con s id era bl e l ength. li e said l e t'*iii"'N hopressuti with the idea of thelinPul 41.etitsq his leaving the Court with justice to lt.iel44'. without addressing a few words . to Ivi,,ttill'l.sililts., There Were twiny cri ii , Vs were not aware that theeharue now in the Court, i4'' ' agsoist hint took place nearly five b Yei.'rs NkA.; l . l " that the robbe r y was committed utiie is '` i ,' ll !louse ; and lie wished it might be I ' o 4 ll °4 ' he has 'since acted, The Offeers al the. "lite i i". who carry on the prosecution . , ( a .g re ' 4 14 '''' the mail bags were found in hits l tioe't"tl that ke brouglit then' tip to his hous e,. 1141111 leY l ' ina illed from an early hour in the I ' , ll l "t late. in the evening--that wrote lie , , '1 ' 44 11 .41.11 . 0 1 the Yost-()Bice, stating the ea ti lll'm , 14E104 to 9 1 . 41 , tato! that be .11,:o gave ilif " 1 : 11 i L tl4 ti‘i h43 'er at Sunitnerhill, for I'ORII he Ie- No' r • Lee's th an k s; D e went .down to the ‘;tl, Y . 4 1 Cork ft kgi ttli , 911 IsitVfol bu,it!css,. o n t e t r a fo C r U t t;:; , 4 itu t i . I. ' l by the, Court of I.,:slclicti arrested L 41 14,: ) i n rif witnesses, w here ,"e was his ;'etiet,-,'"titg-...-he niost,solemll Protes ted!k' r k, i s 1 9ti 'let:Jared it was an anotuitiau e cou rt, _ lqf - Nutt 1,• iei l ie , •t‘ c h a rter e r, lie. Oti,,, falltd upon Gilbert, t lie. Pence 01fi• . J'til. 'l l l.r"ted 'llifa nd who then sat nest 1 tin?, 1 14 ‘;', e ,: 1 11 ‘ l , v t ,: l l'er lie u e s otild have kept._.l him. a P ri : ) i ii el lei enct. 41 , 4 ; 1 11, t, 1e his (mr, (y(4)111401' a , , 1 to the f ef! '"oi,. l ltY people who collet.tt , , j il "IIII„ItaAt wit, thousand persons.'" to . r . e . , 4- . 4t. ' ().C1 ' , ; 14'11v116 owly dispersed at his int - teat, s r l l'lri 41 " e eII .1 him to say, witethe. 4, 4 th e 1 4tt upon . ' l l4 • °nee 011icei •frout Cork dal not pr r i " lli 'II; th,. i i'. extrett)t Y A. , 11 1 ,i i , li ... road, the stigil, being , ....._, l iiitt rhe lilt of t ,,,,,,, w il e , „..b - e k id of litui . ; ,n a 1 c 5,..... C se ller t4 I not follow them 'into Cork, . , t e ' I)%, ~... 1 ,„ e ls „„.,, a I rierut„, , p 1 e was not, ought s l a a l v t' e , i t til lys';ltils t ii he was in Cork, and l ~..,, ti l l lit.4:;e L t he ple ase d. ,For upwards of .. .:ti perbe... Ilcit,6),,,,iliie,,jueett the victim of unmerited 1 1 4 1 4.1 1411 4 'lever flinched' from his enemies,. ' tl : l. g e' ‘ , 4 34 : 4 '• Me came determined to meet ' 44 t fuis o s .,, % .4 ett he again declared was all atr . O._ ktlt'ttbje:4Y. Since the year 1797, he _lilt! iii i ; Mite 141141'l because be refused an I.,arltion o , ie t L 'orli s i, 4 l , l of Chichester. L ie appeitied ..t , 4," 'vas ~I ' ',' 40 11 to all who hefty(' hi m! w/ L t- 1-tai,ll reonalde ow a m an of his property , ;,,Itil' b 4141 liaihs, would associate witii . ' i tPtit s . ' .l 44 ' lt i. etatipoett. of robbers 8 " lit : 1 4 1 1 , 4t 11 . 8 .., 4,eihrt .revolted at the l . (1e8 :7 1( i itl!lkned o''ltiren, whom lie flawed, 4 , 14 I 1414 L riltiki vi not •to lend them t,l 4 i .1, 41 , . 1 4 14 61; altotaauable 'conspiracy `,• lie bad t • h , e'e el .- - timis were li i(), Y f t 41,, ' .tat the Inform" ow i 'lt i v,. , " et th e c ame at Owens, n yr , , ,ktitier tit ton y.— ..),,,i,litell,,oo iitence ot,death for le gone 4,, 'hit 1,e5m,41!41 m isrepresentations had I to Mr. I t 44 1 iiii vo,ifitleatee .11P13ealet- -, . ;',„ 11 k 4 ), , litit ' 'V' ' WI was ti. • I Court , w11",-- ''''l r. t "F . hve t„ . 99v • s eel to give Owe n , a character, when A l r. o.c es . s9 t l Poct Lis .being plilly of 'm i t • - 1 I ' '1111 1 )1 allitiO declare/I his intiP rh li g , 1 4 t i . te dilltl tga It I, lel,* L a , , . to Meet the e . harge ; . •4 41 . ) . 11 1 4 '4 es,„:,`' l "l. l .tt to atiniit .finat to ball , i i .. ' u'iy, Cu give to any Amount what" I , t )i i feolbo hale! Jus•rtcc Said, thatoothing tor ort cot 11 be onsidered 14- 4,4, 4 11 4 v0. ,, . i c e . mr. 114 anti i i , e o nr Kble ; 'llene were other .1 pri) ul ,_Y, IA : i, t11 ,,!..,11ed the prisoner- would be able I;!i'de,,iii‘iceiPce, brit the Court could- not (".., 00, t ' ll' "Mt utt.kx,' .. iq , .. , . \1 1 Shtiiit'llpien ordered int 0 the custody 4 Alit City Dublin. - li. or 41 .1... .„,.. 1 . of „,,, . i , i , ali ght h p , led to the, Court, that Mr. rf N , 1 1(1 Polii, e t ) . r 4if ferCti. to re - main custody • c" . ‘liitte 4, 'nee, in consetitietsce of the ( ti j "Ig to crowded.. urrict bald that could not b e { tile , . . . '11 . 1 (1' . . 14 '. ' th en applied to have bins corn lie (44"1113111 gaol al f the length i, ti tvr,,, hl I .__ ~: roe' . ; i ‘ 1 ' , 4,1, 1 ~,0 7 . .v e to retnatn in prison b ef ore c , l 4 , l lilli rt , t i , ‘ • 1 .,! ofit, his health won't! be ' ll 4‘ aT " l oeivgater,. (, t\ l i l ' th e , " c ut)ceived it better to make ~ tt",,, a( Way, to Collittilt tile PP" I, llh t 6 te ; but i.• c 1 freight i tic. 4 o lotit. .Is °wise after', u,(2,e.tylui,e(i .o.ny,i(ititi!led nii ati affidavit tdo , ol ip , the-County Gull. 44. 1()"vel 6 ' IVI . She ;tt ,' lit,d ws , g eu to custody to _ i. 4 N e . at Itnlttediately conducted in it vlittt. TiIEATRES. . , Miutti'-LAN;i.—Thi. diabiatit niitriry briSe- , Junta)/ laiit, at this th - eatie, was a CoilleGy (ruin Mr 1181 7 4 NY, 16 whom thi: public babe bah, in- Ilebrerl' for Meiliy at hearty laugh, patticillarlk at nis whimsical rirce eli!itlecl - Raising the HlJid;-+- Tile' mina; - of the new COmiidy is [he Ibn6trthine, .or the World d§ it Gai, aiathe author does not profess to search deeply info human !White in ge peral, but to e.ithiliit thole characters which ore passing before our 46 iri cciiimiou lite. Indeed pne of his Main iibjecti seems to have been to adapt iti characters ill generil to the peculiar ta- Jents t, be perrormers, and Owl!. etiotA tWoved that he h;i(i piopel!y conceiv,:d the di rec ti,,n of, heir po'a erS. DtriVing ltii -tharact et's from p,a,sing life , there ‘S as of courke Mithing of•striking *novtelty to he expected, either in those characters, the seutimeuts which they .utter, or hi the .gene -nil construction of the table. There Was, how.. ever, lunch point and whim in the dialogue, and if the sentiments %vete not new itt thettiselres, they were placed in a neat and novel form. The Piece consists of Ivor Acts: it was touch Wein ed to the spirit, diligence, and activity of theper• (urtners ; particularly Miss Klil.l.l', Airs. ALsOP, Mrs.thaLowE, Messrs. HAULitY,OXBEitaY, %VAL.. LACk, and Dowtott. A faveiurable reception at tended it altogether, and it was announced for to-morrow with • . general consent. We subjoin the oantesof the characters, and an abstract of the ?lot , • - ATIS PE RSONIE. Finesse Mr. trottmn. „ Probe Paragon Garnish- Copley Mc Ommtar. Circuit Mr. HUGUES. Mrs. Fairweather Mrs. Haat.owe. Vault Cropley Miss KELLY. RebeCca Garnish • Mrs. dit.4or. THE PLOT. Paragon, a ruined spendthrift, veho has beccilne a country schoolmaiter, solicits the hand of a•fartner'a daughter. The -Fanner haring given his' consent, applies fur that of the Squire, Mr. Finesse, and of his sister, Mrs. Fairweather, licit is refused, and Paragon is treated with great contempt. At this time Finesse discovers that he is ruined, and Paragim, by the death of a relation, becomes a man of fortune. He is now caressed by ,those who despised him before, and the farmer's daughter is severely reproved by bis new connections for presuming to think of becoming Mrs. Paragon. ,Garnish, the friend of Finesse, had aspired to the hand ,of Mrs. Fail weather, but declared off on learning that t t he Squire had lot his all. That' Lady now endeavours tO make a. conquest of Paragon, and Garnish, ber late lover, brings forward his sister for the war purpose. Paragon, intoxicated with hit, good fortune, forgets the former object of his affections. is next discovered, that the properly soppoied to have' 1)e n . willed to Paragon has been actually left id his cousin, the daughter of Farmer Crupley. P4ragoh is again treated with' contempt by his fashionable acquaintances: Finesse .and Garnish offer to marry the lately-despised rustic. The affec. Lion of l'aragon revives on his receiving a letter from his Mis. tress to inform that she has got another lover; and he and the heiress are finally , united, to the great discomfiture of the fashionablts. COVENT QA' DEN.—A now Tragedy, or nit lier a trpgedy imported frAm 114 s till ft tiliteOVAS. katittil fortvard oil Sat leibt at this theatre, Wider the title of Tire .Ipostrite. , Jt with tmttephy Mr. Sxtet.t., a gentleman of the Irish bat. This ire. gay, we believe, was to have been brought forth last season,'for the benefit of:Mis*O'NEILI,;. but Were was not time for a tine preparation The drama is throughout c haracterised wild • • spirit of poetry, such as was discoverable in the play of Bertrami suit we shonlil.bc almost. induced tom con ceive that it was ,written by the Safile There is• occesionally: much energy iii tlie sent i- Meats, and the language also is forcible and em phatic. It has justly been. observed, that Ate piece. contains too 11411CII about 'the religion of Spain and the Inquisition, and that, by implica tion, the doctrines of. Christianity 'seem to be placed below; tlios i e of, Islamisin iiigentlenesi, purity, and dignity.' It must' be acknowledged, that the sublime air 'thrown over the sentimenhis amid principle,Of the Mehometan creed give it a striking ascendancy over those of the hallowed national faith of this country. These passages' we conceive it would be proper for the authOr to soften and it might be proper also for him to give more grandeur and elevation to that religion w !rich 'has been deemed, from its origin, the purest that mankind has ever, possessed, and to which all'others are but as.thist within time balance.. The fable is very lnteresting, and is rendered more so by the alternation of success and misery in which the characters are invoked. The piece received all' possible justice from the Perrot Mers, and we should be guilty of injustice if we did not notice with high praise the exertions of Miss O'Netcc., .yOUNG. MACReADY, and particularly of GnattLas ICISMDLIS, in the character which gives the tragedy its title, and of which, indeed, he was the inte restin and animated her o. It has been gene rally l (eld by the critics, and the subject., has been adMirably treated by ADDI3ON in. teen of his Spec. taiors,' that those tragedies 'italic the tuo.st striking impression, and are more likely to .correct, the passions and refine thelieart, of which the catas tropheis deeply distressing. Vet it maybe &mined whether a regard to what is celled poetical jus4ice, where the Guilty only are punished and the Vir tuous rewarded, is not inure likely to have : betts fieial effects upon the morals. In the one cot, Vice and Virtue snare a common Cite, and in the other, Guilt, may be deterred: by the dread of sig. nal vengeaoce, and Virtue be snimated in its Career, and supported in its misfortunes, by the hope that its cause will finally :triumph, . and b e recompensed by a due and edetittate reward. The tragedy-was much applauticd, and announced 10 repetition 'With acelitquitious of universal assent.: •Though we have thus, from a sense of duty, candidly declared ow opinion of this : drama, We cannot hot acknowledge that it bears eery ; strong characteristics of orig inal HMI ,the 110 ii Of poetic al spirit , and that it is admi rably calculated : produce the most. pp %vertu] effeets'opow the -imagination an sl feelings o f en Audience. We conceive also that it will operate . . 64614; ereit iirthritit tltir aiti ri fortnli?(T, lin.l all the cHrii , ation of siletiie !Lit (;t theAttiFli of tikis bbsi!rvition 11' i 2 ' lll3 be trr able triim)ge to-morri)*, when,. ai . find,it is atitiounced frorr the pr6ipt pERSOS:riI. ilameyti Mr C. Krmilt.t. hlalco Mr. YovNo. rie.C4l:l' VA, MACIIF.,III7. Adrar,2 Mr. Murtut.i.. Gomez..." Mr. EGERTdN. Pluritl;l3 tH. - li.iNtt OF TliE FABLE. Tike frene is tail in Gt . :walla, rind the time tivloncft to that P'ra *lien the MOM'S ,uttered its htiftollSll from the persecti thins of Pitrilv IL* itirtii/Sa, the descvioliiiit of the Moorish iiings, 14111 in lots writ wb o n fath e r, A Is4rei, had dust i ried for the at me of Pir4cara. The former, of eoUrse, beertmet a willing empties. to the beauti and virtues of rindir. ; tirtineya, in fact, quilt:l6*es (ruin his tuitional creed, . e • and, regtirdless of the counsels of his lair: foithftil frit. e (1, Malec,"yiclds hitncelf tip to lave, Wheri• lie should harts been cobrerting the delivery of his country. But nothing can apputve ,the resentthent of Pescara, who contrives to ensnare both fanieya and Florinda,by. get;., tint' the former into the dungeons of the Iniluisition, and inducing the latter to become his bride, in Order to save her lover's life. i%lorinda brings the intelligence of,hisliberation to Hanieya, who; discovering she had become the wife of Pct. card, stabs hitnself, and dies together with her, as it Appears that she had taken poison just before her marriage, It should he observed, bb the way, that a conflict taliel plaCe between tier lover and tier hiisband, in whiph Pescara falls Malec coniUS rescue of linhieya, but he nrrired too late,' and thus terminates the trogedk. Tice Managers have amply (lischarged their ditty, )y the splendour of the dresses and the beauty of Ice scenery. A Moonlight Scene, by GRIHVE, is meommonly picturesque and strittit4; :Far the Prologues and Epilogotw of Guth Plec'et, ;tee the Last Page.) ROYAL ACADEMY. On Saturday, the 3d instant, the Members of the Royal AeLtdemy gave their Anniversary dinner at their epartments, in Somerset-place, which was Attended by a numerous assemblage of guests of the first rank and talent, among whom were— His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, the Portu guese, French, Danish, and American . Ainhasiadors, the Prussian Charge. d'AfEkires, Dukes of Norfolk, Somerset arid Iletlford—Marquisses s Stafford, Camden--Eat Is pt Morton, Liveppool, Nlulimire, Bathurst, C.trysfort, Essex, Upper Spencer, Asliburnham, Grey, Darnley, Londe' (hie, Lioisdate, Heroism, Abeetleeily Ayieshury, Caseilis, Lime lick, Pawls, Protrenorfo•Vlscounti, Palmer. *ton, Mel rille—Lords, Chancellor, Rilenhorough, Chief Justice Gibbs, Somerville, Bronislose, Holland—llishops of London, Salisbury, Carlisle, and' Oxford—Right Hon. N . Vansittart, 'Long, 0. Rose, W. Ifiiskisson, the • Lord MaYor, .1, .'.Mahan, the Master of the Rolls, Sir W. Scott, the Vice Cbaneißor of Eiighuid t Ilr,n. Lieut.-Genetal E. Phipps, and. Mr, Earilley 7 Sirs, 0. ilvaithiout; A. Htime, Knglelit.l,l, T. Devriard, Britir4, .1. Switshorn, S. !tonally, NI, 11 Graham, Moore, and .1. E. Smith— Nlvs&rs. W„ Loch, ft, P.. Knight, ..111.4erstein, , I'. F. T. W, Coke, .1. r. Kernhle, tf. L ung ., T. L, Parher, .1. Prnn, IL. Clark, W. Fawliec, S. Roger*, 'l'. Moore, TATanslet,.J. , Ureett. W. Taylor, .1. Larnbton, J, Spumoni, l'•NU,ll.terforce, NI. La Thieve, the governor of thelionk, Chalrntrin of the Itolix Company, the Master and IWorl.lol of Dut;viciv College, Alderman Birch, Attorney-Gerteral, Soli citor-general, the I'uet Laure,tt, &c. &c. &c. THEATIIICAT4 '11131U1.3` A't' LISLE. A private Le ter from Paris Riven tho following account of a disturbance which took place in the Theatre at Lkle, on Thursday se'onight, when TA Lta A performed Hamlet : " After the piece, '('ALMA cults, called for, and a crown and Wine Verses were thrown upon th e stage. The officers of the Ventlean Chasseurs; who are in garrison rrt Lisle, assisted at the. representation. "NO ! No ! No Crown'" they . cried, out.—The public replied, Down ! doiep!". The officers immediately left their boxwith drawn swords, find crying out to the public to coni c o n . Finding that nobody advanced-obey repaired into the body of the Theatre, which they cleared. ' Several, blows were'given and received the night _following. In cirdrr to prevent the fatarconsequences to which this affair might have given rise, the Commandant, of the Department sent the next day. the Regiment, of Chassettrs to Bethune, and arrested six Of the offi cers , th e Colonel being one of them. These measures have preserved the peace of the city. IlasfaxxAni.e CoINOIDENCE.—WitiIin these few days the following extraordinary circumstance occurred person named,Jottx NemaLtt was ordered by the Court of Itequesis in Westininstet to pay the sun) of thirty-eight shillings, and two shillings and ten,pence .costs,. fur the use of WILLIAM SHAKESPEMIE. IVe hardly need that the above Jon KESSIILV is not the celebrated Actor, whit owes • much lucked to %I/11.0AM SHAKESS'ItAItit ;, but to whom the .liard also is in debted for a jiitt and powerful .support, of the wonderful effusions of his unrivalled Drama. ANICDOTI4.—Soon after the Rev'. Dr. RENNELL had been apPlinted to preach before the House Of Commons, on Lord NILSON'S Victory over the French fleet ofr Aboukir, he received an enony-, mous note, saiggesting a text for the occaiiim, - 4chir , h . he adopted. When he afterwards attended the Speaker's dinner, he Was highly complimented on the peculiar propriety of his text ; but he de clared that the merit of the choice was not and slated the fact thick had induced him to rake it. This acknowledgment induced Mr. errr, who was present, to aiow, hisieselt the writer of the tote to. Dr. liaststact, observing, that he should not have meotioneti the circumstance, had not the•Ductot so candidly disclaimed the praise w hich was given: to him r and which he might t , t) easily h,,y e ta k e n to himself. The text in question wag..." And the Lord smote the Eoptiwisi vu the hinder purls." On Satortl4y the divatehes wert eing . etl >tt tilt. Eitist india un(l (It.)ivered to Ot t : i'llrgt)s .1f the ((Mowing ship',, CHitioin J. E. 3011061 m, auk Northumbethind, CAptain W. Mercurrs,,L, for Mud; Oa ) 'l.ltuigal and ,Boicuteleu. frii NLitiitat'A, t 614' el' i 1 11 Ir RN- lA_ N _At e lilt fri ft! Wit 'supply or Wiltlit and „ Suffolk, ilti A l iqte hea‘y, tititt 23. per ,quarteit9iiii tlitin tht dog , wifik 13Arley wits also dial, Intl 2i. per quarter !mete. ) Malt supports its piitb f feat Fine Oats continiie nt nut last prices, but ilOll.--In Pease anti &ails there is'ud • Foretgti Wheat - - 1U24. Fiii:Ogh Wheat r - .Mthi. Ohl Jilt() - .20‘. ityv - - rine (rev Pc;ile tn.. —t• ';',eh •flouts - - 40•' i)lgi dint , . . pQN. . Tick Beaux :13.. 4.45. r)t,l tertt: Fine, (VII - - - - • • :104. Fins! dint, - 465. fins. Malt Fins. ditto ; N . • , 016 84s; Whit r Nage (non co $ t) GU. Pinl ditto - 644, this. Grey Pease -s •. • as, 4es. Polstpti ilitfu— Fine. oN.; Pot,fitoe ditto, - 525: HN!, Sevd 601. ti.il. per last. Vibe Plotir - 1009. ins.. Si•couidi - 665: 10ti!i. TI: . 1 Itl 1, t 1 1 " Sit'yrrirkt.l4l • 112 .! n ctn.nr er. . , ribli supply of prirnr; jieobts; and ttie, blow of Ctalrt' in 0 11 101` - respects was tolerably good ; Mutton - watv` ttert4r ; Veal and Lamb were cheaper; ,Beef and l'otli .Attpliorted last pri► e. ; and the trade in gegeial,Was sows/000 z brisk. . The sales itt the 114-ntarket ,were pr etty lively; Hay and Straw fetched. last prices; Clover Ints,got up its prieC. We annex a.eurrect 414h:went of the Prices and Nittn- , birs To sink the Oirtl per ,tone liref, 3s. Rd. tli.4tc4. ed. otton,, ad. to 4s. Rd. Vest; 4s. Xo, ss. 4d. l'Ork t 941... to 90 04. Lamb, Gil. to lleauts, 2026:. Sheep and lattotb9, 1:3,460. Cal vt's, I N- 0 . 040. 11.%Y•st‘irtnr.T.-11ay, 91. tqllPAtii• i .,..Strisw, 11. los. to Ctl. Clover, 41. to RI as:. , „, . , •HUCIE ELENIANT' — , PlPrunsecriithr,,A w dr,dr b e 4 been .bult for the elephants with whi . sh the Ens; peror has been presented by .rbe J the mate's is 17 fret high ; part bt: his tusks have been cut off, and they hisee.been encircled wild. This is the ssme el I en.sist upon which the 'Persian Monsi.ph tised to ride under an awning. Some Persians have remained here tO.attend these animals. A very curious. e.ireumgance Occurred ri few - days Since. A' lady who often 'earne to iee the elephant' wits accustomed to bring bread, apples, spirits, One day tie anin.al, by way of shoving 1116 gratitude, seized . the lady with his tronli,and.clipped her upon Isis hack, Ott the plate svhese his driver usually 'sits.. 'rise porn. woman, terrified 14 tkos-tmtxpeeted piece of gni latrtrys slrrieked vrolently, and begged to I e taken down ; but. the Persians a33nsed her, dist it was tar more prudent to remain where she wsi She w;ts',. thc.refore, obliges! to wait till the eli plittut laid hold. of het-Again, dint ;et hes. slowp ti 4 geiuly as' be bad before lifted hot tsp.-0 1 ,4T0 Paper.) THE li,EAUTIFIII, *LANDLADY, 11 . 6'nglItr*.-ST.itttgis.-- - --ir' , hilllj'iiehi-tWAS examined wider the'following. cireftonst.a,wes this last ten days the intinbiOnts tracon-strect, iii tl6, nel-green, were.. kept , 11 ' eontinind state of and rourt y ient, itt consequence of the rairy of a great nminber of journeymen theehall;Cs, who fre (rented the Ship ptiblie;honStr, and tvl,o tattql enainointed of the intnilith),, n sprightly The How-yreet !introit:, stio !io the district, vainly endeavntired to IaFSCCce order, and inforn4i lion was given at this. Wet, "John A rinstroolt repaired, thillict, and found many lontdredsAs s.ernbled about the house, but he email only notice those he (mind gambling, whino he dispersed.— Joshua Armstrong, his sou, ohsetving many had iharacters, and the prisourr the most forward ii' the riot, seized anti was' instantly assailed by brick-hats, tiles, stones, and all other_ sorts a ntis•iles t by the populace; one , strute struck hint in the face, 'and' cut hint very much, but he skill kept his 110111 4 and bronght hint to the Avliere hailng undergone an ex.totitnitioti, he %chi ordcred, to find bail, and in default thereof kiwi GiFirtittn, the 111.1 g istrate. flatt ing this tumult to assume a serious, aspect, trent there also, hut the mob dispersed agreeably tti hi:; orders, and re-assembled again directly no his departure. The report having spread wider, men continue together in great' numbers, exprr.sly for the purpose of seeing the beuntifa.!Londtody. She Fits regularly Its the bar and receives the money.. V, the[l nose is full, the doors are closed tat those Within are served and the money taken, when they are tinned "out auil treSh set admitted. The crowd daily tissembled exceeds many him dreds ; and no lesi than ten watches were • stolen on'iitursdey night. 'fbe Ilagistratcs'lnrce Oven strict injunctions to the oflieerS and parish con» stablis to maintain the peace. Satinday, JoHothroi fitting, belonging to the \Vest Nor folk Milk xv,is committect to the House of Correctiott at Bt!ccle.s, to; ofro , ing t o serve as a subtitotc in the • tia, and. far tloit freeivilig eartiCst, goiog to ri Surgeon to be texattiill ed. 1,0 the 0011rie of tilt!. ituptiry, it appei4rot th a t he had ttone zio betore at Ipswich, at nd hail th'en been eominittell Aar two months impiltott t uu, 063 acc ol o i t the Nl.igktr senteocect him to the toilpeo ilty a the low—six' moitths. Supenviu Mouteiti.' Amet4. l, -I)r3. Cooptut, Nlty N Hois,'anti Co. of Chmlotte-h000c.. ) oppoAte the Roy. llowloo(1 11111's Chapel ~hare e%otblishett (knottier S(eilleill ii;)4,iril in. NVoodstock.street, Ox. ford-street, adjoining Nei(' Ilorulastreet, wltre a PhySitian and Stirgeon, itliAnlivrs of the Itoyal College of 'Lout;oil, of thirty yea rt experience, reside. That hove been restortd Lii beautb their nit:till tedents, tvidiout coafine ntent, is intiispittithir, aftrr hospitalA ItAd Broptioits on the Iteittl 4 trice, and hotly, tticeyateti throat., ettrellings in the neck, tiode t,rt the shit' hones* eaoceri, s.tricittres, the head and limbs, nod nervons debility, 8N dihtfilit'S tt hich appear years atter, atid oftvit destroy IlOntes^ tic itappinets. Metisrs. Couti,m, mth, ;Koz , unit Co. Arc consulted daily tit both hottiett, nittil nine at night, Where all the Members of the Bo tt r i t m itgly attend. 'lltere lire side dont% at each itottic, and pliii'.4te rooms for females, %rho arts trotted %vet the to e,tll Anylee.giatit, tit chatt,itte ktriars, ttest:ai, "rhors. t hiy, tear Sandity j At WerbditOCk-119,,iv, Monday,. Wednesday, Friday, And 14tindays, until 12 o'oo4, * rtie Nos andtlatulst curial aitittitit elttittg.