The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-24 00:00:00

M.4IIIIIAGS IN HIGH LIFE.
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On Friday was married at Mary-le-hone New Chnrch, by
Ibs Fley ievertsd the Dean of Canterbury. David P t,
Esq. of DOINIIier, in the County of Flint, to the Lady
Caroline Spencer Churchill, only daughter ef the Duke and
Duchess of Marlboruuth.
The Bride was &trended by Ladies Caroline Ashley Cooper
a .d Caroline Stewart, Miss Crofton, and Mini lege, as
Bride Woods t arid the families of the Earl, of Shaftesbury.
Galloway, sad Li/ford; Lord sad Lady Kober. Spencer, Lord
Henry Spencer Churchill, Lord Chide'', Lady Amelia and
Sir. Balm, Lady Harriet and Mist Chichester, Lady Eli.
asticth, Mr. and Miss loge, the Hon. Edward mood Lady
liethersube Stewart. the Hun. James and Miss Stewart, Sir
Henry and tray .Peyton, with anmerous other friends of the
two fertilluri, were present ms fin, intereiding occasion.
Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple set off in
.a chaise sad four fur Srockeiave, wear Fcriay Stratford.

Yesterday his MAJeSTY, the Duke Of YORE,
and.the Princess AuourrA, attended the Chapel
Royal, Si. James's. The lessons, &c. were read
by the Rev. Mr. WEND ; thn sermon was preached
by the Rev. Dr. SATTERTHWAITE ; the service was
N A-RES in C. The anthem war Hear mg prayer,"
cal?, which was 'wag by Master GEAR livid an-
other young Gentleman of the Chapel Royal. Sir
GEORGIC SMART presided at the organ. The Duke
of YORK accompanied the KtNo in his carriage on
leaving the chapel.
The Roof Sovereign yacht, Captain Sir EDWARD
Chyme. K C.B. is ordered to he fitted to take their
Royal Highnesses the Doke.and Padres of CLlt-
ftatscr Irom Driver to Antwerp.

BRIGHTON, ilifikitPlyl we usderilesd.
will e. me to the NOW" the ossiest it s prepared for his
reeeptrou, end every extitlui I. sashimi to crispiest the
improvements is progress.
Woribiso is getting .ery ger. Her 141,61 MONS, the
Duchess of goes is expected there.

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TH NATR ES. •
1 . OPERA ISOVOE.
[ Tl.e *perm et4a t"t ere di Siatillie. coil the
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bt '•• Le Petite, as Rouge, were performed
its •n S sturdily iiiiiht; end expertenced u rang
ta !treble reception. The pit was extremely full,
awl at the commencement of the ballet the hose*

displayed a brilliant ciTele of faelpoliable
memr.l2l4lollll_ VIP Nnntewl,

Their Royal Higdon/von the INdneeite Ammo, end the
Dyke and Dorbees of Glonemner, Prlger mid Princess Eater.
hasp, the Duke of Horkinghain, Earl and the Leith's Grey,
Lord Holland, the Countess of ilessistoo, the Countess of
Glengall, Ike Vite-Chigerellor,.llle.
Feathers were very georrinly worn by the Lidice:
the rich variety of their colours and their airy light-
ness produced a most pleimies effect.
malr•MalltlßT.
The Stranger was perforfiled on Saturday night,
and Mrs. W. CLIFFORD, made her eeremil appear-
ance as Mrs. Holler. tier here is commanding,
and her voice has solidity sad melody. This, •ird
a certain solemnity of maiuler. impart too much
form to the less sigoilicaot parts of the dialogue,-
which, musing on matters of coarse, could hardly
Ire supposed to call for laboured guipressiou in the
delivery. In the pathetic parts the silenced all
scruples., The einifessiosi to the CONliell 11!•11
movingi--but the interview with her husband, in
the list scene, seemed to dissolve the hearts of the
audience—tears were streaming in all direelions, and
it melancholy stillness ',revenge', which the reality
of .the circumstances might have failed to praline.
Rules of criticism, if we had any objectionable tip:
pliestion for them, -would be of no avail against
such 9 testimony of ability. Mr. C. Kanpue has
fully succeeded to his brother's honours in the part
of the -Stranger. The variety "of emotion which
he disployed in the whole of the last scene was
matter of surprise to his greatest admirer. Tate
manly acorn with which he treats the negociation of
the fforsid, slowly yielding to entreaty—thew client.
iug loin tender and compassionate recollections of his
frail wife—spin roused to a posture of hunourible
pride at her approach—aud then, after a conflict
of all the Infiler affections, subdued by. forgiviott
love. They must be no ordinery powers wind) wilt
'winch him in the force and nature of this deer.:
topement. Mies Boyce, as the Cowen, sod
Mr. Youseta, as the Boron, did well. Mr. Oz.
BERET succeeded is Maur Peter, and his poorly
figure, notwithsignding, realised the childish inanity
of the part.
The Beggar's Opera succeeded, and it was plgy-
ed in full strength. Madame VISTRUI ile SO 'well
known in Macheath as to save the trouble of critis
clam. Miss GRANVILLE, who made her fourth ap-
pearance in Polly, will become what is called the
rage of the town. Her youth, bloom, sod genuine
simplicity are much in her favour ; but her taste,
Which is yet scarcely touched with the Isbour of ins
structioo, is her best security. She as naturally a
singer, with an extensive scope of voice and sound
organs. She has been induced to borrow without
qualification from the graces of Miss &avowal'',
but
.bet own suit her beat, sod front Mai-
img-thil,poster of invention in herself, she will
be Ismemibly led to relinquish the un-
profitable fatigue of the copyist. Her ex-
pression is full of efficsey. We cannot particu-
larize, becau,e the instances were too OuiueronSs
and she was encored in all the songs, except twos
Mr. TERRY plays Pesseausas with consummate
effect ; he seems to have the best perception of the
latent humour and satire of that incomparable
work, of soy performer ever eagaged in It. Mn,
JONES played Lucy in • very satisfactory manoolta.
The house was full of fashionable company:
ENGLISH (masa souse. .
Mr. MATHEWS closed His Youthful Days.",
for ilia season, at this Theatre on Saturday night.
The season has proved the most successful since
his rr trip to Paris." lie concluded his Enter-
tainment with the following farewell Address, in
which he announces his intended visit to America
Ladies sod Gentlemen—llly task of the evening being
finished, it now only remains fur me to bid yea farewell.
Tbie is the last time, for many wombs to mese, that I shell
hsve the honour mud plrasure of appearing before yea. I
would Isle make you merry at patio& but I feel it impos-
sible to leave such kind friends, even for a time, without it
mantles ker. that prohibits en atiesupt at a tumbrel leave
taking. That 1 may nut therefore throw the parse cloud
over you, which at this, momeet overshadows me, I will
merely entreat that yod will sot forges me in my lawmen,
and believe ibat tbougb the At lassie mist part us, it is utter-
ly impossible that I cutter forget how deeply I am indebted
to your flattery and unwearied patronage. I treat lobe ewe-
bled to bring back a new budget for your amusements, and
all my po•ere or observatioe shall be roused to their utmost
to collect such materials le my travels, as shall prove that I
bare not absented myself from your smiles its vale."

The English Opera House opens this night, and
as a novelty Miss CLARA nautili% etigrged. This
very extraordinary child will astonish the town.
The company is very strong. Mist CAIIAM, hll4O
Poesy. MlOB LAM:IMM (as new candidate for
public favour. and pupil to Mr. halal WeLSH),
are engaged, in addition to the old fitvourites.
Among the holiday visitants at Sadler's Wells,
we observed the following distinguished peraossagalls
with large parties. via.— •
.Idersuisof Worcester. Loyd sad Lady William Fitzgerald,
lord Alvanley, the Earl of CI I, and p.rty, Lord F.
beaucirrk and (anvil,. Lady Sewell, Lady Booth, Lady Mild.
may, the Mon. Colonel Lowther tied party, the Run. Mr.
Bouverie, Lady Marto., the Hon. Mr. Murray, the Hon. Sir.
and Mrs. Mauls cod party. [Alp, Fan* and party, (Voile*
Walpole,Gro. Lett..., Sir Thumaa-Lystlon, Sir Jaren. Grant-
ham, Sir H. Staansrd, Sir George aid Lady Beauchamp, the
Hon. Mr. Peen, Weibel Pryer, Captain Levitt@ and party,
Admiral Gordon cod family, Mr. sod Mr.. Hicks Beet* sad
party, Mr. sod Mrs 511i811488., Mr. Polhill sad party, General
Laeitua, Mr. and Mrs. Little-461e, dte. &c.

On Wednesday Mr. RANDOLPH, the. lite Candi-
date for the. ',See of President of the. United States
of Anteries, who lately arrived h this couoiry (Or
the benent.uf his health, dined with Admiral Sirs.f.
H. WHITSHIM. K.C.B. Commander-in-Chief at
Portsmouth. Every soitable attention was paid to
this distinguished gentlemen ; he visited the lord
Ge•rge yacht, and ships in the harhour, and after-
ward. proceeded to Kyde.
The ship Commodore Hayes, Capt. CLAREKCi,
arrived on Wednesday from Bengal sod thi• Cape
of Good Hope; six mouths and three days film
the ;Maier, three months and three days from tile
letter. She tirought, the following. pass.,4,e.
Colonel Lestom sod Staff-Surgeon Mower,. from
Bengal; Major Bowel, from Quilon ; Dr. KNii,
Inspector of Hospitals; and' Oslo:mei mAckgiN,
.57th NO:neut. fruat•tile Cepa.

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Till , Till SING'S•COURT. • •
Ou Saturday, at two o'clock, his Majy held a
Court at Itia Palace in Pall Mall, wkitifittliss as
tended by—
' The Lord Cbeneellor, the Lord Privy Seal: the Secretary
of State fur She Home Department, the Frost Lord of the
Admiralty, the ala.ter•G I of she Ordoettee, the Chen'.
rellor of the Eavhetpter, the Piestdeat of she Board of
°Notre!, the Mater of the the Lord Chief Justice of
the Cutla of King's Reuel., the Lord Chamber! tin, the
Master of the the &pool of the Stole, she Comp-
troller of the Fiussrlsold, ret. •
His Majesty held • Kir* Coittwil,•at which Mr.
Boller attended a. Clerk. The Council sat but •
shalt time; after whitely- the Recorder of London'
was !Manlier), and made hip report to the King.in
Cottoeil of the. conSicis capitally coovicted at the
last Seminal at Justice-hall in the Old Batley.
His Majesty eve sotitrotter to the Earl of
veto/. Vie Lord Chancellor, Mr. Peel, and Lord
Maryhorotterh.,
Lend St. Helens and Sir William Keppel were
the Lord and (boom in Waiting. 1 be Court broke
op aeon after Inas o'clock.

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TOM MEW: INIS PRINCESS UP DIRMARK.
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On Monday last these Royal Personages left
London and proceeded to Windsor, where they
slept at the Caide Inn. The following morning
they visited St. George's Chapel, and the Castle,
which they greatly admired ; they left Windsor in
the efternoon, and went over the ferry to Eton.
After visiting Eon College they proceeded by Sell
Hill to the Star lon, in' Oxford, where they arrived
at ten in the evesiing.'•They travelled as Count and
Countess of Oldeobar.g, and were accompanied by
the Cook. and Coalmen Grels, his Royal High-
near'. Chanaherlain slid Chiii?eellor, Meditate
Derne, Mademoiselle G +wrier,. the Chevalier
Juets. and Mr. Adler. his Royal Highness's Secrea
tare. On ‘Vedliewlay morning the Vice-Chan.
cellar end the Provers un their Royal
Highnesses, who
.theft tilde known. their wishes
relative to the proceedings in the Theatre. His
Royal Highness, in coosrquence of not visiting
Oxlbrd as the Cronin Prince, declined receiving
degree, end therefore did not accompany the proces-
sion- from Pembroke College to the Divinity
School. He sod his Royal Consort were, mei.
onsly to 415 entry of the proceemon, conducted to
the Theatre by the Vice-Cliencellor, and placed in
the elegant chairs occupied by the, Emperor of
Russia and the King of Prosaism in 11114. They
were received with the gretulatia4 of the immense
miserably,, and appeared much :pleased with their
reception inthis,msgoikent. room. At the end of
the ceremony their Royal Highnesses iincomintlely
proceeded to the Hall of Peenbrvlie College, where
they partook of a very elegant cold ceiliaiioe, in
which a select party, invited by the yice-Chan-
cellor. parileipsted.
The company **stabled in. the Hall on this
occasion could not hot 'admire the improveriseeis
which have recently been made in it; they were be.
gen last yer and are but just completed. These
[improvement' consult in au eultirgeMent of the room
at rich end, to the elevation of the ceiling; and the
addition of en Orieltrindow at the western end; In
thisend in the two side windows see the arms of
various founders and benefactors, beautiftVly
executed by Egintoni amongst
,them we oh-
served the rand arise, Kin's Jimestbe First being
styled the feeder, and King Charles the First
having added a Fellowship and • the Rectory of
St. Aldstes to the original endowment. Tho„
of Lord Grenville, Chancellor of tlierArerSity. and
as such the Visitor of the College,-014 occupy one
compartment. In the cornice *is Oinked ac arms
of many present members of theCellege. We VOL
derstand that several former metribert and Others,
to testify their friendship to the sociffir hays eottl
tributed toward, the expenses atteurisut on thesis
improvements; which expenses, we ore informed,
amount to upwards of two thousand pounds. We
cannot refrain from paying a just tribute of appro-
bation to the classical taste of the persona under
whose direction these improvements were made. T.,
them we are indebted for a new °biro of attraction,
which must contribute to render Oxford still more
deserving of the character it has PO jurtly obtained
of being the wonder and the delight of all visitor's.'
whether native or foreign.
After the coUetioe their Royal Highnesses and
suite, accompsnied by the Vice,Chancellor and
Proctors, commenced their view 'of the Colleges
and public buildings. At Chiist Church ale.,
were .received by the Dean. who conducted them
to the cathedral, hall, and library; thence they
proceeded to Corpus, where they raw the superb
porcelain vase, presented to the venerable President
by the King of Prussia, who was his guest in
sod all the other curiositiet of this College. They
next visited the handsome lodgings of the Warden
of Merton, and there viewed the elegant marble
vase lately presented to the Warden end Fellows
by the .Emperor of Russia.. who resided in there
lodgings when he came to Oxford with our present
King,. the King of • Prussia. 11/4c. From Merton
they walked to All Souls, Ma dales, the Bodleisn
Library, end the Picture Gallery. On Thursday
morning the Prince passed a considerable time th
the Museum with Mr. Rockland, the Railer. in
mineralogy and geology, where she rich collection*
of ibis geotletuais were sheen to his Royal High-
nevi, who appeared highly gratified with the in-
spection of theee measures of nature; and the elites.
dations of the 'mimed lecturer. The Vice-Chan-
ce!lor sod Proctors afterwards concise* the Prince
to the delegates' mom, and thence proceeded• to
'the Clarendon printing-ofPke, where his Royal
Highotes Wes requested to perinit the University to
preaent tfi hint 'one of the Bibles printed at th 4
press, which offer lie received with much pleasure;
mid we undirstand a most splendid copy will be
immediately sent to the London residence of the
Prince. Their Royal Highnesses and rune then
walked tio New College, where their tour remol-
,tale&
At two o'clock .these distinguished visitor; left
Oxford, and proceeded to Blenheim. From Bleu-
akes they went to Buckingheme at • which place
thiy- slept on Thursday evening. Friday they
*toed Stowe, the splendid seat of the Duke of
Nieckinghans; after which they Warned to London.
• Their Royal Highnesses optimised mach pleased
Itith their visit to the University, and tepotedly

espres,rd sats..fac,ir.r, iivlll,l u•Frlsrid fermi:
Their demeanour througboui was •kind acid con.
desCrnding. The 'Primer hilehie elne,fli id this
,French language, though he neocsomially converowd
in Danish with Mr. Nicoll. The P4inee.o approved 47;
solicitous in speak English, of winch -.he hos lie•
qtrired some knowledge. On tensing the Stae,,,tlJ.l,
their Royal s •expresol:x desired shot Mr.. --?!"` •
Dupuis might lie servioitsteri with shear being much
pleased *sib she *cc 1111 l oings sod Irrotatent they
lied exprii.ericed its dint excellent just, ; •1
TheAtvg of Denmark is Frederick V. who • .
wan born on she 28th slay rot Janitress, 1768. '
Boren. n *11;m he wo. married in July 1.7120. was
Santis Frederiea, niece of the Elei•roc of Heise
Ceesrl, born Oitioher 28, 17157.. Ely ~her he Has
two daughters Carolsor: bore October 21, 1793 1,
ind Welhelnitsra, born J muery 17, 1808. Haring
no male itome, the • heir to the Worse, or Croup
Prince, is our augurs !Order, Cluirtlan Fredericks
the room') of the King. He ow born the 18th or
September, 1786. On the 18th of FehtuttrYs
1806, he mimed Charlotte Frederies, Princess of
Mecklesslntruh. by whom he has iune, Christian
Frederick Charles, hors) October 6, 1808. After
the deboh4f this Princess his Royal flightwor mar.
tied Caroline Amelia, daughter of the Duke of
Holstein, Anguiterthurg, born Jane 29. 170, whd
eccompantes her Royal Contort in his English •
tour.. '

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OXFORD VIVIVSOITT itireLLIGSNCI.
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On Thursday morning last intelligence of the met rati-
fying smote was received in this. University. It was tbe
gotirited nomination of the Rev. Alesauder Nicoll, 111. ii
of g.lllOl College, to the Cesonry of Ciotti! Church, amithe
Reek, Pmfassorship of H. brew, bosh vacated by the Pew.
motion of De Laureate to the Arehhiehopiich of Caithel. • le
this appoiattient we hare • most cantepicuoss instance
of lie "reward of talent stud inert( unaccumpauied bt
pirouette. ••
Friday Mr. Wm. Goddard, of leave Culfertiede, &ono
• filmier of that Society. . • ,w .1
The Hew George Diswell Grimes. M.A. and FeeMlttiff
Merton Cullegroo i.rese sled by the Warden sod Falilinielf.
OW Society to the.Virarageof &odder. le Nortiliedgloglo*
The Earl of Falmouth hao appointed chit Rec. Rom
Paul, M A. Felipe of 'Eimer College, to he one of hie Lurid.
ship's Domestic Chaplet's. • .
Oa Titeadav last We awaiverairy meeling of the Governors
of the Radcliffe Int/emery was held at the Radcliffe Libelers,
whesee they proceeded to N. Mary's Church. Tie ..aegvnie
bigauttit eleven, *ad appropriate anthems, the As
rhabiinft, ise. were smog by the Geolleman of the lArtaiM
G titre As. cecellrnt IWIIIDOO. fur the benefit of this lovalaues
itv lostitutien, mss prefrbed by the Bight+ of &nee. The
,ouUeeliow omousted to 1934. 2s.
Oa Wednesday, in foll ciinvocatien in the Theatre, the
Commemoration pf the Founder* sod Benefit-tort orthe
lthilversity was holden, wilt. the following boosierir degree,
of DC.L. were conferred
Mk John Croft, pf Cowling Hall, Yortsbite, Bart Klright
of the Portuguese Order of the Tower and "word, PALL
Rwherd Heber, of Hodoett, Shropshire, E. 4, wr.A. pf
Brasemitree College, Ned one elite Repreientstivee le Pat.
beaten! fire the University.
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• Lien tense t 'Colonel Wood.
Wm. Owen Nigh, Esq. of Naotglyn, Destillbolidee, to ff.
Julia Seloarett Hieferst, E.q. of /liaise Castle, elope,-
tershire. •
All presented by Joseph Phillimure, D.C.L.Mllll4llnit
Warsaw of Civil Law.
The Creweis• Otatigo- wee then sPokell iq Mit
Styli by oar veritr..• public orator, Mr. Croor. si won/
the Prise Compositleas were recited in the folliser4ordige:
'tHlt CRANCILLOR'S PRIZIOI.
Lavin Emir—Ala, sem priesalmerit Retai-
ner*: Avitiquonno Polytheinnto—by Mr.• S. Uglily,. et
Oriel Coarse.
Lairs Veils—Alper lib aisitactle Mialgelf,yef
C.rsnw, of Brasesnoee College.
ennuis, EISAY—Ott the Shur, of .11100
*Mil*
Mr. W. A. Shit ley; of New College. -* - ••
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• SIR ROGER PIEMDtooTeg 1P511.6 •
11/ratans Vaasa--Pohara —by Mr. A. Daskce eiWAIO
haw coley. •
0111 r mosital festival went off anti. an OM NI, 401•10
ebratiloti... Wren StaMotoo and al
Mr. B. Res, Tbo vocal "Went especially•malltalhOMP 1%1
Sot sight wit Miter thinly stiem=bee.
.011 fie
report Of •1101 isoteet spelled with- p eimelehrl:ll.lll
varsity; and, as the woad olgig. igiete ems au alootala-
wooers fousaasissioo.

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TO 77111' AbITOR OP AVE toot
haft soot sow 'rid thel;774l"llllPigt seeeseL"lldpi4l;
di.troospd diatricto is !reload: it ~ems the revise/is 'ea-
sily doors is 'lsenberg for wawa of, tool. L.pleallite tio
detpoostroti! to asp ounipe‘tost Colontiffas ehatt .167 tie fli.
pointed for obe portion, that oheae ouairialpi lye totistefte-
"pry, and (bat Ilie4ovetomeot pews* the piookro Is pot i
stop to these duly herrots. , .
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PORT! r,OUTff DOCZ YARDV
' The reductions made by the r, one m iasinipet. of the Privy
la lbe Duck-yard Esttblirhsrnt at Porlsawseitbi aa well at
Paler arraugerneots connected with lbe nuottla. 4 which UM
duties therein shall be performed, base bops'itepeispdi the
new reaulatiois are to be ailed upon on tbS lat 'oil. The
redactions consist of the abolition of the o$ pc the
Clerk of the Survey and Ctrs's of the Rope yattile—:tba ditties
hitherto perfOrmed by whom are to be tramp/erred to the
Clerk of the Cherine and the Storekeeper. tarittreo Clerkjr
Ilia whole of the Quaetermen and Foremen, with She Mute-
If sist.maker, blamer Boat-builder, hlsater Carpenter, sad
Joiner,are to be discharged. The hirieslaihnapjoi,
muter Ropc-Maker, Master trigger, &stet Btsgharoitbo.s
Master Bricklayer. are to be retained. The arrengemeripi
arising out of this tedortion see three Foremen ale to
br appointed to conduct the general bilsior4 of the Yard.
Wader the hest ruct ions of the Master Shipwright. The pop
ref wrwkinen, consisting hitherto of 30, are to be dub-deredeft
' lira 10 or lb mew, as the measure mil require, fro*
wistch one man of such Bang is to be aeleciptikto superinreapt
pp well as curl, who will receive fur such guP•rilttendettris
it addition to his raralopm, 6,1. per 'trek...
TbeClerks to be retained in the erratum Mllice(forty-fouir)
are to be. separated tato three clam's, Boer mpg aecordinie
to ritrvitue. The somber of the first class; is Pk consist of
live, vie. one in the Coutaitsatoyes'is oiire, two. fe the
of the Cbeque'a Odic*, sad two to the Fetorekgipaes Office
the gataiwxm of the salary; of Ibis class/2800J. salary to
be increased SOt annitepr. until it shell.. Pair/tat to 4601.,
Isaias is in be the tisaii.diates• Thai of Ilstlawiloori dais is UP
be comprised of ten Clerks, the prierpetas rePearbactt will tee
1501., and the wriarimast 3001.—the salary In Le. increass¢
upon the same principle as observed its the first cleat ; sue
also with the third elms, which iv to be composed of the
remainderofforClerks,ela. ;.tieimminent of the salary
of. which'beitiolol., and the misaimmos )bOl. None of the
salaries ertjoyea.ot presto/ by,apy iadiridual tetained. will M.,
reduced, racrpt. by,•the copprotio; of the Sopirauonalipar
hit. The C.444,tpitpert .0141 be .DnO•facd le to tairt!l'
Secretary. ,
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The Borodino trarieport to arrived at Plymouth
from the Cape, with the remainder of the led
regiment.
The Phaeton frigate, Captain W. A. MorerAin,
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C.B. expected to ban yestittuoy for uteppe, oo a
secret 'tutus.

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,Aistsce,, dm Defendant was found suilty. Thi
:!!!t•• '-%"' initilealtrouf the caw I/trefoil, Assailed et the time of the
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. .11If r. No stow prayed the jaidgmeat of the Court.
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..Me. Woursolita and Mr. A bohesus were beard to WA.
*Olio* .4 pww:blikeut, and urged tits Defeadsees power,
,r. bud reps titmice, aid 'brew their chest epos the merciful
•".' . thismslibernsion of the Cost,.
•Cr • • 31r. NOLAN said, be siorild be worry in this stop Of
'• •4 .. phi pteeee thugs to pre.s the rue with mire' y *gales,
- .. •.- to lbefeadass t but comidering the scandalous alma, of
brie Defearlast's trust, and. the disigestiet estate of he*
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:I . signer, which was an outrage to the hem feelings of hag
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• 1•0111111 p. it behoved the Court to promotion sorb a posi.lie
. 'l3- ' it% 'NOM as should be a warning S. offenders of bite ileserip.
hin-i• He urged the mercenary condnet of the tlefisdsst,
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' • it.entof the nest!, hid picketed the mom", end soh! the body
eli • 0 lite surgerrns in be anatomised, although the afflicted re.
'11••••!'' /Mims of the tinfortusiatil mem had solicited pernissato• to
Nilo*/ bier to the grave. Filmdom& freed, sod lyttolti
loathed tba.Aseadset of dor Deft-wield tbrooglorist,lbs whole
- t traisinclien. An example of some severity wee called fur,
! smite such circtosistesces.
• • Mr. Jestiee BAVLtT, i• parsing the sestence of Ilia
, ~. . Caw% emeriti epos the tswesiity efttie offeoco. The
1!.- .11 ti • Defeatists% hail no right to *renvate Ike 'marry of the go.
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mom relatives of the deeeased, wiriest igamoisicoss file
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j. anglrebundantly distressing to their Metier, without super-
' „•- • ' -' '' .„: adding the circumstance whit+ rave rise 11. ibis present.
' "• • "t- -: slim. When the sentence of the law was carried into ego.
• .:•• 1•••• c•• rotion, public jovilre was motioned, and the law did not
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perk to pnei,h the survivors by wound's, their keine
.. _ ruseeetverily. This was the ma of ow ordiaary capital
ovoioSte, and the Weariest was guilty of s gross breech
'• •„,„ • rt boa duty in taking apes himself to dispose 4,4 the body
-. 1... his owe private adessims. These were seamy tit..
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• iciest heel been applisil to by she 'chitties of the de.
; 'ceased to-permit them to follow his remains to the ewe..
"'hie mast oastual rives& be traded by telling them a gross
••: • • falsehood, sanely, that the body had bee* interred; sad
ghee be well 'Arose% the mockery or rhuidestiorly haryiai
. . • coffin 6lled with nebbish! sod all this for the sakes( pry.
. . 'ovate wile. It was 'errancy to make a seem, example, to
• ;. . ;wriest the eoutinomee of a proctice bet too common, of
..--ictoodestlorly isratiog the mooctustits of the dead, for the
• "restillealion of the most improper objects, to she peas seen-
. /dal of 'public Mersey sad the estrum of private feelings;
...mod, therefore, the Court, taking all the cireoweilasces of
this coos tato coosiderstioa, sentenced the Defendant In six
. ;• ississitbs imprisonment ie the Deimos Howse of Cornelia%
• -and to pay to the *Mg • Sae of twisty pounds.
, Dr. Iflah more.—Tts is gesticulate restored s mottos matirlll
IsoB, foes senwitissur to the Archbishop of C.aoterbary,
. •colvadodiog Mm to admit the Doctor to ocertle as se
'lrr. *Advocate lo she Ecclesiastical Courts; for which he yes
• '" onildled aan LL.D. 1s 11106 the Covet,ofter sealers de•
4.5 &imam., refused the speleatiost • sod sow the Door*
• 'Mated be had sew ?lifts to bring before she Corry, which he
- trio*, wood piece his deist io a Mimes. light, sad Witte
IWO 11l the advisors which beloved.
The nitre lattice sod Mr. hod= salt Iberia( left
the Court, Mr. Justice DATUM said it would is be &mot
• Air lois lodge's. Is the absence of tbr rest of the Coert, to
- • gastrula the application, more espyrially as the object of
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• the motion wee to review the solvate divines of the oboist
• iCoese g 1106; bat sold Ibili the Paw. Dotage sight so-
, • Ili tippUottios ohms lb. Covet tea f.N.
bettor bowed respectfully and too-

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; .''''.. OG. loaturday • public meeting of the Proprietors of tie
.Itl,ealrEtouk plate la the Siloam, for the purpose of mole-
• tja leatetaut of the affairs of the theatre.
~ 7' Mr. Caunterr having limn called to the Chair, midi to.
' Mae hurling the object fur *bleb they had been called Wm.
. • Nhe held le it bawd, he said, a statemeet of the
.. •' elate, up by their auditor, Mr. Oakley, which be
. ' had so doubt would prove satisfactory. It had shindy
eleillliell the apprehatlee- of 'the General Comentlee. He
laid the pleasure of being able to Worm them that the
lonised of the theatre bed been regelarly paid by Mr.
•Didees--(llear)—of whom he begged to say, that ia
those transattions of Winces which it fell to his lot to have
whit him.• heitad'erperleaced the ounest salishetieet, from
'lns liberality, punctuality, sod mondial, epee ell amemiees.
He begged leave to mete that Mr Mimes hod At oily paid
heir nut pf 10,2001. hut, in euteroemme a the extra
. *gbh ow which the theatre had beta opted, they bad sow
p. it Hie beads of their bookers the eons of 1,1001. for the free
• .s, reektels• so that be bait actually paid, dyeing the last ma-
: j . 411001. When they came to reflect upon the pre-
.. _ beresietsistaces of the concern, they could not but
.. • r thil as an extraordinary cheap in theatrical
-AWAY. They bad, In additian to they milted the other
)bream/ their hammer from boosts mid Aloes. There was
la law theme of Mil, but .lbia, nuder the peculiar circuits-
st•nees wader which it had bees ismoned, must be con-
siderid Valk* es a' gain thee • kern. Dario' the three
years that the Cosseainee hod held the management of
their affairs they were engaged Gulp is wee Ise snit, sod
ie that they were socumful. Tliesigh it cant wormy, as
every
.lew-ettit must, still the frelell was advantage/mtg.
of Shin Mated the Income sod exproditere, he did net
'knew that there was any thing mere to be said on that ash-
*jeCt, except that the union expeetatioes of the Committee
'bedlam ii hafted. They had got rid of debt motels more ra-
pidly then 'they taleutated me, sad there was every pros.
'pact that they would ultimately realise the whole of their
'impiety. He thought it right to state that Mr. Dilates
intended to make great 'Meridiem', sad introduce further
weatiallishommot in the theatre, daring the retests, whir*,
added to the indesteloos !for is he was makiegeo inidrou
the company, would ruder it as sitrartive as it ever WWI
been hi the sees% of its tbeastieal hisser,. A. hr as
each property was cue/rued, teething mould he more pro-
mising or more cheering. They witeld recollect that me
'stairs a time back as three years, the house was elltd with
esetutioes, and laboused ender eiebsraasments of every
hied.' Since that period they had repaid 761. per teat.
inmaleatua on their debts; and if they bad sot resisted all
that they owed, they had the most favourable prospects be-
lire them. To slice more clearly the situation of their
affairs, be would state bow the concern stood Is 11119,
and at the present time. When the Committee ander-
' rook the affairs of the Company in she year 1919, they
found a debt upon the moors of 92,4041. which debt
was in July last redeeed to 46.9391 Saute which po-
nied ills sum of 11,973/. ma been discharged, reducing
sire present t of debt to 33,965/. They had there-
Awe paid or •• this yin, 11,976/ much beyond
2tpe
'whet they ea hadamok called tipsy to pay
2,0001. for • r theater, ielt they did nut as-
ticip.te ; bet seesnen Neekseg dim the terms of the
engagement, was keiiii porfeetty just. On this smutted,
' the. Palliate in the -aulltsies heeds did ant appear so great
'se ft weel4 otlitetwitse have bees. Bat as it was se mach
*hi paid edr, it light be fairly added to the amount of
*Mr t/taftfo. Agreeably to dm stipalatioas held out to the
oilliperibere to the loan, the sum of 4,3611. was to be paid to
`MOM hs the tune of the nest yeir. The Committee having
•ahadAydiaM tbreeinstirtrnents of 261 per eau., each within.
upessougi to jansisry hot, they had therefore fuldillettlbsir
digkeientoot is a great measence, se Met Ye more lima MOM.'
veigolluted dam. The Mat put of the ,lee, that Of
Irefife:loe nightly Media Apr the our renew, bad 104=
mud open. - .The eel, emeombrallee. AMON% ibe4
teed. was 114,416/. dee he the bnilhai old kielli. to
elarmaets, width, la elf piebability, woodil Mailed far.
*fa wick, If It shatedit lien weak, be 1101011111$ mad to pay.
ll'hr Committee cullideelly calculated that they weeid b:

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