The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-11-03 00:00:00

THE ABBE GRZGOIRE.

The election of this notorious enemy of royalty
to he • Member of the Chamber of Deputies has
been a topic of much discurion in she political
circler of Paris, ■nd it is even still a 'Bluer of con-
jecture whether he will take his seat in the Chamber
in pursuance of his election. His presence in that
Assembly will, it is said, be hailed by no port!.
All will strive to sbun his society, and he will sir,
like Coolies in the Roman Senate, after the dis-
covery of his treason, •voided by every friend of
his country. It is said that many of the Liberals
have expressed themselves with great fr•ukneae on
this bead ; 111. Lafitte is reported in.have examined.
r• Sit wear Gregoire ! I woold as soon sit neat
La&ssitrdasosaye."
The most striking incidents of Gregoire's
politi-
cst life, and especially those ciresinstaners which
manifested his hatred to the late King and his an.
furiuirate family, are, since his recent election, sedu-
lously raked out of the mire of the Revolution, and
thrust forward for the purpose of exciting the
pablic odium against him. At the time of the
King's execution, Gregoire addressed a letter its a
commander of a regiment nu the frontiers, demand.
ing from him the bead of a Brunswick, an Artois,
or a Conde, as a patriotic gift. This revolting in-
cident ha. been made the subject of a no less re-
volting printing. &Aureate is represented offer-
ing to the Prelate a head dripping wish rev, on •
plate, which is, however, shroucled by • funereal
veil. He eagerly inquires " est re la fete d'ssa
&Artois, d'ins Comte, we dm, Britossoiekr The
reply is, •• mints encore," thereby leasing the apse.
tom to conclude that it is the bead of the King
himself.

Tha nen. WILLIAM LAMS is note at Wrothain
Porks shelled of Mr. BYNo. pitying his respects ►o
the Freeholders of Hertfordshire resident in that
neighbou►hood. He has nut with eminent success
in his canvass of that independent County.

The early meeting of Parliament, and the inter.
nal troubles of the country, have produced a de.
mind for houses and lodgings in the west end of the
town much greater than has been experienced at
this !Precise season of the year for a long time.
The Kelm. theatre was opened on Monday rein-
night, winter the tuansgement of Messrs. AMMAN.
Dal, CUNKIKS. and FAULK*. of the Theatre Royal,
Ediabargh, with the opera of " Rob Roy." r.
MACKAY'S Nicol Jamie was performed with his
usual excellence.

The lase trials of CARLILII have given rive to the
remark. that the mast powerful opponents to Chris.
tinfoil in this enuntry were To►ies, via. Noses.
linak. and GUIDON ; sod its most popular ads*.
elites Whigs, Locks. ADDIIION, PALSY, and Walk.
sox.

The match between Alnt-o'•the-Mint rnd the.
Dandy 51a1. giving 12Ibs. will be ►an over Epsom
Dowus this moraine. rev 100 es. o.side, the beat at
three two-mile hoots-6 to 4 ow Mot•o'-tAaMfst.
There will previously be a match at Sinithara
Bottom.

For mote time beck ativeribeastosmo...—_
dustriesaly circulated throughout the eat! of Fire,
by s few vicious characters in Anstretthei,, in con-
junctiou with several others. of a similar desc.riptiou
in the towns adjacent, purporting that • meeting of
the friends to reform was to be held at the Cross of
A nstrntber upoo the 13th tilt. at two o'clock in the
afternoon, to take into consideration the conduct of
the magistrates end yeomanry at Manchester, and
to devise some plea to obtain a porlionomlory•re.
form. grim the great preposition of flags, Ice. fur
the (*mites, some anxiety was excited among the
store peaceable inhabitants for the result; but be..
tween the momentous twin and four o'clock, only
*boot • dwell individuals from distort placesap-
geared, who. from their tree chorecteristtc appear.
*nee, were generally received with bursts of laughter
from there otosembled es spectators; the consequent&
less, that the would-be-Legislators rover presented
themselves, sod were obliged to coition their on.
lightening orators to oblivion, mid their. loge to the
bed-head, sod disproof, after n serious quarrel be-
tween the secretory and, the self:chosen Committee,
oboist the payment of hia dishiosemeuts for 0-
odirertiaements and making flags.
On Sundsy last, JOHIR ROSTER, arias Sturm.,
the public executioner of Perth died lathe
of that city, of the typhus feet*. The taco
stances of this mace's life are somewhat ongolor.:
He had served several years in it,,
respectable c.ertificstes of bit character, at
he iliplied !hi' 'the Ace of public voactitierser
Edinburgh ' • in employment for whieb he 1
to have had a mintage ',redaction. Having
been dismissed from his office at Belmbergh, sat
'Friona of the shameful proceedings which took
place at ate.'
tortlitiois of Johassoa, in Prlvenibier
lints hi 2101!IrIVII dived' himself to the Ale
testes et Perth. Aid 1,6* accepted to MI a I,'
fisney.lballo. silk& ib the act of interring '
*die of tNs tasediihaving broke, the piffle)
iienjlly'isisbisst had tAit earth, and the nih
!hi aiiimtle snob scessims, r
sheers over his grave.

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ma garnet be.. The writhe:aid Wats of Mr. messessean'o, Bill; • discovery of' some billiVidaill toeing Vekarted. to i *, it to her husband ; the Ituelv theAtiMit,Pgalii :. PM; .
M Committee, for " Inquiring- into the Abases of Politic, Cheri- ' practice, very, generally:A(*4oE ii ImOorWM. to. Okla , husband gave the chativ, And, 11% !'nervitam tools .
tits for pasha' ties." are developing themselves pretty gemerally 'lain. what. are. called 4t whjetier f.. anotausintei • sway the box soil the hig,A,ake ,10441,010,dioniGralhattdr, . .
throughout the country. Three Commteeioners. ,and,fetv• which purpose that is ir roneisv-elasoid. ' the persou.of the Priantiev.i . ,
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lies Stalemate. actioB under the *maturity of this Act. bare lately- !moo calitd .o.,Norerrestfois wee," Qn die nistiyof . ervri,eogsistd 111 starpt4,i6,llll4lliiir Wet ;
it in this gaol visited Ripon; and these Gewtlesern have, tiepins.. [friday 'ile'hnight, or early 0., Satiliday Morino*. , days hint efaincil.„ hoe. tied*,tagtag.,,4o.li
114 eimou... derstand. cullectert mach information regarding 'l4 'the charehqatd.of Lbw parish.of, St; 4togitettoe wou : autther, noiei ,be wytk Its} writ. py.
4 onguiss : misapplication of certain charitable feudal tit' that, entail:l, 117.•tistam, perms,. nobaess. wise •ctseviustE ohe had bad:l4,o4oi said.), );#4,r
levy. sod had ' Older. es yin b.11,,1004 advautageous both to the every: iiM;sorprs- of is lie soda, obiabliod-base iirboa that hp was, Vo hit at'.tba :prtkOptia, .0 ~,,0,4 ~
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rr,, at the time pour and. t0,14,4Agr... . - termed ‘emb Ihr peeertlittif 1804feilre • 7 .
,ry er 1 ; Willioto.4 4414fe.r."113. AKMM4 . 4111thlriPM•1.,
peacetimes" io HASA itio•ssi.Calfr Soles centimes ty. iscrome the PolibielgOli offered
'tlie•cllNdifirrY and cooviotiO4,4 til -- • iis ".90iglihre i.
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id, he seamon daily; which *wet* prefeeetiee mieeltAsi tight • re**. ill "") efef ' . 41.. • +*••.;—Tilkw. 1 yr. 4•1011311111Y0.4eltits ifftlill..:
mt. Haying' 014 Allialkillionts We* rivallitit a ii. Pivisit wait: Nothiusaerumsto.operate4l.* wanner mi•pmireel ifide.,4l 4 PW, :. 4e tAseffArOt IiPPAMIP_
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le which taltik TVICSDAT tletAiew Film dre.lo,olgr• Will. 621.1114111114 s• an atiortmestrinhere a fire is keyt. At Olaegews It• Pa., ..-L/st•ilifl!liteeftd 104 lit I'll•igmlomlIA. •
1... IlkolflLsatit (many miil RuMalsh IRO S will be
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MN. gls.Via Om ;we m=li. 'shore edi "Ohre** iii'ttiii hire' o' bed lii Mite •
Orem. the lames from her companies. Beajaasie Tills, book -limpet sod heard-waiter
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.t the York Hotel, Dwret.—Htes been to fur
years
tow yea:, r didv Qv ve Am in an 4
eaverity tea August last; did ill !blow the Prix
wiser. „
Coliirtrkit
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strew
Istiickt
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Rietkinl
in OSigerd-street.—

sweet tame tisthe shop as the lit of September,
eight ottlailt in the evening; asked for a
.1
%lint( : witemets took one nut of. Oe' window, r
Ne anprovid ; lie asked for • lion ; the
'mount 11 8.8.; he tendered a 401. Dover note ; wit
sem visited (or his address ; he said if she would gird
-ham pen and ink he would write it on the note; the
unfree hi thas wrote, was " Mr. Thompion. Soar-.
gietts•lreet. Dover ;" gave him in change 81.
'4niuS took np time note, sod reading U. said,.
"Stssegotr-smreet—do you know any person there of
tke ipliMP of &lush ?" lie said, " Yes. there are
'Mir"'i said. " They are relations of mine." ,a•
'fikeutltert. lam going there, have you any eggs-
Ifitands ?" Witness aairl, " No, good eveuitig
'Prisoner took away the bonnet amid box ; witness
il• titilhe note in her desk with other notes, but no
ry notri among them ; next morning gave it
to her liu-haud.
Cross-examined by Mr. ADOLPFIUS.—Not the
least doubt or hesitation in saying Prisoner was the
same man.
Rleonor and was in September with
Nil'. Cubits', ; renumbered Prisoner purchasing a
boohrt and box ; beard him asked for his address ;
he caked for pen and ink ; she gave it. and he
11:.• name; no doubt whatever as to the person of
the Prisoner.

Robert Cases, silversmith. 224. Strand—Knew
Prisoner ; came to leis shop on the Bth of Septem-
ber. at eleven in the morning ; purchased a pair of
t:..ble spoons ; witness served the Prisoner; the
pair was 1/. 18‘,.; gave a 10/. DJYtr Dote; gave
ism 11/. 21. in change ; asked him to write his ad-
dress ; wite him pen and ink on the counter ; saw
P':al *Mr. n Charles Webster, saddler.
Kent ;" when Prisoner hod written. looked at what
it we.; knew it to be the same note. _

Crisis examined by Mr. ANDRIERS—Witness hail
no doubt of the perAon of the Pr‘oner.
Richard /lodge, in the service of Mr. Craigh.
linen-draper—On the eth September Prisoner
came shout nine &chichi', the eveninz, sod honght
something; gave a 101.-Dover note; handed it to
Mr. Pike. •

By Mr. AIIWWS —Prisoner wits the same man.
Cniiiit—Knew Factor's Rink note was
good; payable in town at Messrs. Smith, Payne,
arid Smith's.

, Et(word Pike received from last witness a 10/.
Dover mite : found it in the till on the evening of
the 10th of September; ao other Dover note all
day ; had the key of the till; but it was not locked;
does not Away' give change himself; address on
thr note was Johnson, Soargate-street, arid Thomas
Webb, Deal ; had never seen a Dover note before;
paid it away with other money to Mr. Woolrich, of
Old 'Change,
Mr. Thomas Crsigh, the employer of the last
witness, was called, but could prove nothing sires,
roil to the

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Mr. Woolrich, warehouseman. of Old 'Change,
received from Mr. Hodge. a to/. Dover note, and
marked it ; the 'tote *hewn was the PIMP.
Cross-examined by die. Annalist's—Part of the
sow he received from Mr. Hodge war in cheques
and tuber paper; could not soy if there were more
Dover notes thou one; but tire note produced
was certainly part of what was paid him by Mr.
Mrs. Sarah Jones, lives at No. 10, Goswell-street ;
*hr ic,,ew the Prisoner; he lodged with her ten days,
commencing on the let of September, and went by
tile n•ree of Weldish. I saet..i.
ismer!. \lacks,, the filling-wp clerk to Mr. John
Mow Fector, Banker. at Dover—There are •uo
partners; on one but witness fills op the notes;
Ilse note *hewn (that passed to Mrs. Anderson) was
• forgery in every respect ; so all drum were pro-
deced (those parsed to Mos. Cubits'', Mr. Essex,
•rrtl Mr. Craigh).
Cross examined by Mr. ANDREWS—Mr. Fetter
is the.only person interested in the Dover Bonk, os
file a• be knew.
John Proysiton, entering clerk to the Dover
—The mites issued were entered in hi. hand-writ-
i try ilea 'souk ; the notes shewn are all forgeries.
John Green, cashier to the banklog.house of
Smith. Payne. and Smith, iu London, proved the
mimes of that !ital.
The liehronir made no defence, bet callett
witnesses to his character Mr. James Saunders. el

Fowershant, cabinet-maker, and Mr. Michael An-
drew Bromiester, surgeon to the forces—with the
. former he bad served his apprenticeship, which ex-
pired about six or seweu year. ago.. sumt nitls
tie latter he heed lustre:tut it) 1815. 41.15,21. .wte.
Air. Justice PARK summed up, nwdAillisiey
immediately found him Garilly.

The Learned Counsel for the proseeldllistlaid
world. &phew to proceed against the PrisonOrtiptill'
the mires indictments.
•At the conclusion of this trial, Mr. Justice Pa aitil
rose and left the Coon finally fur the Srssiou. MINA:
I.aysialtip was succeeded by the Comsat',
JLAUT. .
ROBBERY AND BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
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Amuse StitSoll. a Cypriot,. was indicted fur assatilt—
ing Henry Hoffman, on the 10th of October, *etc
taking from.his person a watch, a bsuk note for 4 -I
and Ave notes of 11. each.
The Prosecutor entered the box with his arm in .1
a 'bag. end bore every appearance of our who had'
%offered recent outrage. He was a seaman, sod
hid been in Ratcliffe-highway on the evening of
the day mentioned. when he was attacked and beet
to the most Savage way, by two men in c
• with the Prisoder, who afterwards robbed

on the 12th Septrmber last, his foriteseik Elegem
Morgan. Nem' time ,
TheWertlie-first b thJ
clerk of the parish chrirth of St. Oretese.
heryf and the gee/Sabre • t seeedollrloi ateentemill tN
Elsevier Morgue. epiestlitt•
Elizabeth Margins was present at Ole e;
gi ;
sand Sew the parties Cuter tlietr nausea its them.*
Itir.' She knew Eleanor Morgan. who statesmen
tiallioner, but a widerst!fort husband hewing bees
►:beret pea. -• ;Of
The Counsel for the Prisoner objected to air
further proceedings. 1
The CoMISION SenitAKT said, certainly this feet{
appeared insuperable fettle presectaliosm, unless wale
or the witnesses could wore that the first wife was
a spinster. No such evidence being to he had, his
Lordship said the prosecution must fall, for the
Jury mu%t conclude that it was not Elesuor Moe.
Kan, spinster. but Eleanor Morgan, widow. who
was first married to the Prisoner. They swim
therefore argon him.
The Jury accordingly pronounced him Not
Gaily.
The COHnolf-SaItJeANT immediately ordered
the Prisoner to be detained, awl the witnesses to
be again hound over to prosecute the Prisoner at
the next Sessions. He cautioned the parties to he
careful how they had their indictment framed.
The witnesses were intmeds.,tely hound over, and
the P.isoner again removed to pinion.
Catherine Harris, an interesting girl. we. in.
dieted for %trultrog a gold watch, value 51. the pro.
party of Caroline Harris, and a scarf, value 1111%
the property of Mr. Smith, Leicester-square, the
property of the latter, on the 47th October last.
Verdict—Not

intuit arab=
Prisoner f Ism Mplyvh.lls./Mtiffitat Me
wire, when liViselmaraidy Ore Raw her, arid
made /off with them, as isgriefli ask made as alarm.
Liam, the oMeer, tondo emery =god letiltillhalfe Sae
Priaoser near the'apet with s , and os sea.ehilig it,
Oho pair of blankets wen fossil therein; mot ha was take* to
the watelshosse with Hie properly, for the SUOINIIIIMPII d Mr.
and Mrs. Worms.
The talker stated, that Mr. sad M,a. W• 11110 wailtim very
had that they costa sot possibly ahead I OM evishasee
against the Primmer, who had predated *Titicaca iliac
hitherto he had aspported as wabiearishird character.
The Magistrate regretted that the parties MK
&Item, to prosemete a perms who had area guilty of so fast
sad ialllllll2ll all (Wear. as to rub a poor iteleareless wombs,
at a time wheelies property woo desMsyleg, sad her helpless
bakes perishing is the a.... lie might this% Isimarlf a
fortunate num. He would discharge him, with a lope that
he world retying that character which he formerly held Is
society.

S.4LVAGE CASE.

A ea*, of great iuterert. and demanding the
serious attention of parpengera. owners of ,hits. at a)
the Legi.laturr, iraa loot week tried at the Care of
Cork, before Colonel Hodde►, sad Savage French,
E-q.
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li appears that the American shipßichmend, 310 tens re-
gister, left Liverpool ow the lash of Alerll6l for Philadel-
phia, with a cargo of 300 toward salt. 40 suns got rusts, 100
crates,. few casks of plated goods, pig trim, kr. and It pas.
seiner., men, women, and ehildreii—that prerivioi to the
pilot bowleg her, be gave it as his oplaisie, that she made
inure water than was ode fee soy *owl to poored or gees
a voyage—that the water Colllll.lled to i , Mid that
Mr Spiddisie (teacher of Illuesi inn), on the 11.5, represent-
ed to the Capisis, an inexperienced rinser mat, the seers.
lily of exercising she passengers at the pumps, in order that
when their aid might become accessary, it might else be
benedeial--thei es the With, the water still increasing, Mr.
Spalding assembled tie passengers, eouvinced them that it
was necessary, nod that it was their duty to avert the ere.—
that the safety's( the vessel deposited on their exersions, the
crew being already greatly exhausted, complaining, sad de.
elariag that they world leave the vessel the tiro opperte.
wily ; and that hr (Mr. Spalding) had on doubt of power-
ing, and would are that they were monopolised for their
servicn—that twelve of the passengers were formed late
three etsdehes--that she vessel had made about half parasite
ou the 3d of September, when it was discovered. by *CO.
dent, that the salt had dissolved abaft; that the akin was so
close, that the dissolving silt curl.t not penetrate to the
pumps, whilst every pitch on have that the were! gave, wan
throwing down the wall is hundred weights and woe, and
increasing the danger—that, previous to skis' shout 70 tons
of cell had hemw throws overboard—end that, is short, by
lighteniug, hailing, and pumping, during twewty.ofte toys
mid nights, the vessel was brought bow Cork halbert Sep-
ellesber 14.

The passengers chirped 21 godsons eaeh, foe personal
Mose and services, and Counsel were employed on bot►
Ake. It appeared fruits the pleadings, that permits claim.
tog salvage melt be able to prove that the marl was Its
dosser of mining on shore or being stranded, and that the
Ina had provided nothing fur such who only sowed a vessel
from simply sisals, in the midst of the craw—that pos•
wagers erre obtsgr4 In assist when called on, without having
any elanm for each servirre—that the Captain had never
called spew the possessives to sestet him—that tho y were not
sorer his direction, but solely ander the command mad di.
masa of Mr S. load his friend Mr. B.

0a thit part of the Claimers' it was pleaded, that, if the
motive and intention of the Salvage Acta were for a snosnerit
considered, it resold be inrouesible for any one to esracelve
that they excluded peruses from claiiniug salvage who had
beets iortrnsivenral in savinga venal hum siukoag; Mails Ike
case of • mewl running ashore, or being stranded, the
'worm might only Le ssilijcet”ti to • partial loge, in the
other,. total loss was the ennerepreece; that altheagh the
passengers were bound to assist the vessel I. dilate., yet
that whoa au opportunity presented jowlf iinrivieg the
veiled. they had • right to du so; bet if they remained, they
Were friss that moment entitled to elates salvage. That
several lathe possession bad requested to he put on hoard
'fire IY--, Wand for Landow. on the 111 of September,
'whew the Captain declared that no man would be persisted
if leave the vessel. That the praisemurthy act -wily of dlr. S.
bad preemies, Ike nereselty of the Captain calling in she
sasistaace of passeagers; that it was evident that she crew
could sot Wire kept her albeit for some boars—.and that
except It was their wish to prove that it would blare been •
saving to the owner. if the e.swel hail rose down, sad that it
wag the intention of she Captain to allow her it, sink—that
the deposissuor of Mr. S. proditeed the hashed effete, and
it was ruminate for the owners be wee ssa board could Not be
denied. The pass/tigers were all such 'shinnied, especially
Me* S. who, owiwithstaudiag be was suffering ander •
i ou fill discs**, sought Ull by caressive fixtigair dewing she
rteesa daya that she vessel was at sea, supplied the
of these passeagere who fell sick, end by threats, Sat-
org, and promises. was (babied to harp the watches to their
ditty); amongst the passengers the utmost regularity per 1
valkd sill the insowitirrived in port.
The Magistegtfordotthearated for a short time, sad brought
IN • verdict for phi illitiousata, allowiug them tea proud&
Ttin II I .P.

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At Hereford fair, two gipsies had the bare-fared
assurance to desire the hostler et the Saracen's
Heed lon, to clean and saddle their horse, which
they pointed out, end immediately mold it in the
market for 7/. Shortly after, the owner gave a
similar order, when the robbery was discovered, and
the fellows identified said steered.

iIdBORTOST 1111,0131411 OB.—From cliteulation
Lsa
y. the College. id Physteiros, no less than 40.000
orally in Crest Britain of Cssesumptine, sod at least
is Losdou. The late Wm. Turnbull. per. a very
Mr Nose Sanwa, meertataid that every 00th perms was
imptsred. Them cumplaiffits are truly alarming I. 'Very
isairidlial who uses the least exerties. It is also inerediltie
She somber that rawer howl • certain Disease, by beim/
isspeoperly treated. It was those eiemssassasices iudtreed
Dr. Coors* to select eminent Physicists* mud Surgeons, fir
at Sue ao yam' eirperieisee, to fors • Medical Bard;
sod slam tie establishing,' eresobs of IKON PillieltlS have
beets tired—tansy or theta after ilsapitslo bad failed.—..
Messrs. Comm* sad Co. are cowshed at Woodstock_
stron, Oxford-street. sad at Char/site Horse. Great Char-
kitltssaimit. opposite the Rev. %Mast Hill'., daily, from
Bight till Bioht.—Afedseeles have advice "ratio every Erra-
tum from Six till Eight, and on &sudsy Maireings
Twelve
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ally ru
• each

IRELAND.
•:.lit•rtir vow on.isniviassomil tettirchs.ll nva•- sln
, .0.-is rill it.,., ,•, 1.01 nos ipuptlie • ving
iii•O'Xiiirs AO IN IMINS* :
Ineited
Wade,— ~gist: wilds ' her IA A . 'if JIM.
'. Beralterky i, 7* lamieferter. On Tinsley evening
site *snore is this tit? ow her ,irelrt: tobithigid.
Sister-11er 'Mrs!, we unilerstand ill*. %id 'llehriled to
a pivoliaml from Mt. i/Oites, to pbefitin a Ilm nights
in the Cork red Limerick theta-reit; and, what will
be eery gratifying ininnnatinii to the public of
Dublin, • frw nights is this theatre also. This ar-
rangement will give a delightful relief from the
prevent very dial state of 'public amusement in this
city. . It..
A erlalteelillUthe 25th regiment is now en his
trial at the Mew Ilarreekr, Cork, before • General
Comrt Martial, et which Major• General Gordon is
President, for levelling hie tou•ket at his Officer.—
he was linisight Inuit Limerick, and entered ou his
defence ssii Mouday,
A Subvcriptitin was yesterday commenced. fto
the irsurpnrue of (Trusting • feud for paying Minn
isibtiagaished mark of public athrorattien and gra.
tnuale In Alderman Thomas fil`lieusty, the late
Lord Marie, for 10. 'moons anti independent ton.
'fort in calltog and presiding at the Meeting of the
Pruttet..ot Frirudt of lineman Catholic Freedom,
held at UM it..tilillial, in Felnl3Bll last.

prattled erofsioios, re as f is* bWitiksa eel id
relit tte4tOlirrivne
Naha being aropprd Ivy ObWaiers, la trap see st the I rsi
Saw with porbisgM ho‘teeres7l4llollodidolod
*prrusidi'lla Mbilreel salrd bbrihisa soy serious
lejesp,-sof is pair of biaabals dime' dor Si. ',rep
resod leer, wide\ she did, eel was proceeding MINI Ab.
1W to d Mead's bassi, aritheas ary pretereless„ as fire et..
AlalileSsaint prevailed is prasagerser apse ebildlote.