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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-01-05

STOKE P4RK.

i

IThis: tier* plum bat been the wear of most
ipleofid hospitality during thi hotitlityr',' truly
wurtbxot imtlessicel groom!, and of its proprietor.
John Perm. gook. the grenasoo cud represeatetire
of the great Wan. Peon. the founder of Penn-
: Winton':
Stoke Park onmhinei
.every thing that can gra-
lify the plialo.opher and the men of taste. It was
! the ,e.idence of that eminent statesman end lawyer,
Sir Edward Coke. %Valli') the manor of Stoke
the 11.0.1 Gray loved, and his inimitable Elegy in
a Cognity Chureh-yard was composed in it. lle
was himself buried to Stoke Church-yard, mid
Mr. Penal lies erected a beautiful cenotaph to his
' memory near it. on whit:, are inscribed some of the
Port's finest verses. This monument. and a pillar
raised by Mr. Penn to the memory of Sir Edward
Coke, who died at Stoke, are highly ornomentel to
the Park. llucts here also been pieced in .the
Shrubbery, to most of the eminent Poets and Phil-
lossosiliers of inwient and modem times. It is re.
inarkeble that several of our greatest Poets have
exerted their groins 'car this place. Gray, Pop'.
Milton, Cowley. Denham. and Waller, have ail
lived iu the viciiiity.
The tine view of Windsor Castle and its Forest,
the beautiful scenery of the exten9ve Deer.pitrk
surrouhding the matisionshouse_of Stoke, and il.e
country around it, has excited the eta: 'tons ni
the authors of The Beguiles of Enclosed, to which
we refer fur a more ample deco option of this place—
although, since the period when the beauties of
Stoke were described in that book, many material
additions and improvements have been made. The
present Proprietor is said to have expended
150,000/. on this place. The 'holdings are in
the Grecian style, and *fiord splendid proofs of the
taste of the law Mr. Jetties ll'yatt. Tile I Wary is
liZ6 fret long, beitig equal to the Duric c ' ,:aile
before it, mini the collection of hook* tlio•s humour
to the judgment and taste of its owner. Tw p fint-
lugs and portraits are by some of the first M
It The reisiaios of the celebrated tree, etiaL.r the
branches of which Win. Peuti a Treaty with the
Indians took phew in thti year 168 I, has beeti
lately received froiu America, sod placed its the
house of Stoke, with actionable inscription.
London, England, 1819-12-18

MEATRE-ROY A 1., DRURY-LAN E.

pills EVENING, SATUIIDAY, Dec. 18,
bie Majesty's Servants will perform Ilse Opera of

THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA.

Don Alphonse. Mr. &sham ; Don Scipio. Mr. Gatti.;
Fernando. Mr. Pearman; Pedrillo, Mr. ; Spadu;
Sir. ; Philippe, Mr. BCIII.OII. Victoria, Miss Carew,
3:llins, Mrs. Orger ; Isabella, Mrs. Marlowe; Lorenzo,
li)rnc.
London, England, 1819-12-18

PAISLEY.

During last week 11;1etrlers of the Radicals
at l'aisley had * meeting utmost every night, and
great discussions, besides references In their con-
stituents in their different quarters f foe it Perm,
they are regularly organised). The ojeit of these
meetings was to decide whether there should be it
general public meeting on &londay Ilie 13111 inst.
At last it min decided that in place of it pohhc
meeting on that day, it should be held as a
There ere el t * thousand other cases, but the
pressure of particular business prevents their pm-
sent insertion.
London, England, 1819-12-18

7711:ATRE-ROVA4 covßNr-GARDEN.
WI-11S EVENING, SATURDAY, Dec. 18,
_E will he acted Sholtspeareo
COMEDY OF ERRORS.
I.' r:re Arts—with Songs, Duets, Glees, sad Ciporworo, se-
ronrely from his Plays, Poems, and Sonnets.
Duke of Ephesus, Mr. Eportou ; Ngrosi„ Mr.
; Anti pholis of Ephesus, Mr. Duruset ; Antiphons
iranwsr, Mr. Jam; Dromio of Ephesus, Mr.,lV. Farms;
Dremio of SyrarUse, Mr. Liston; Angelo, Mr. Couloir;
no 10,. Vinci). Mr. Blanchard.. Abbers, Mrs. Faucit;
Miss Seplatus; Luciana, Miss M. Tree; Lesbia,
t
After which. the Comic Interlude of
SY LVE,STF.R DAGGERWOOD.
1 S!.-istrr Dageerwood, Mr. Yates; Fustian, Mr. Comer.
To which will be added the Farce of
• BON TQ,N.
I.ordlltinkin. Mr. Jones; Sir John Trolley, Mr. W. Far-
r( n ; Tivy, Mr. Abbott; Dasy, Mr. Emery. Lady Mi-
e.k:tt, Mrs. Gibbs; Miss Tittnp, Miss Brunton.
Roves Te.; Second Price 3s. 6.1 —Pit 3s. 6.1.; Secoml
Pr ice `.!l.—Lower Gallery ts.; Second Price Is.—Upper Gal-
' Ivry I•.: Sri-mud Price ed.
thi Nlontlay, Shalopearc's Comedy of Errors, with Blue
London, England, 1819-12-18

►IELANCIJOLY ACCIDENT

CORONER'S iNQurar.--Tltur,4l.l night as itarert Rat
1.14 at the II Ong! rod Groom, limi-atrret, Lon: :wit,
fore Thomas Stirling, Ertl. on the burly of Mr. Jai. Hirai lict,
late of PLAN t-atreti, who came to his death its the follow.
ink lamentable matinee:—

Sarah Saloum, servant at Ike Horse and Groom, staled,
that she was avrpisiutedi a all the slcedadwil, alas a Iv to the
habit of uvint: her mastei's lion.e. Oa Tut dismay id.gtit he
was there, being sine of the Vltib Committee, and ass
ell at as early hour, bet be a as supposed to have gone host*.
Next ms ;;;; ing, about ten u'd lock, the west into the cellar tor
sand, and happested to kick against a list i slue looked about
soul thought she could see a luau's body, uu allot It she mu
up stairs in • fright and lull bee nisster, alas, agaally
alarmed, went Into the cellar and brought sip the burly onto
the parlour, where it was recognised. The cellar stairs alr
very steep, and are situate at the end of a passage griseraity
dark, which leads into the yard, so that a sicasigvr in 'try.
ping bark to °pro the yard-duur, suiglit make a false step,
and be iditt lied beadllum... into the cellar, which IS .1:111110.111
to hare been the case with the deceased. lie was prriittly
Buller at the time.

Mr. Beamed', of Tavistock•stred, Cevent.garden, see.
grow, was called in to view the deceased. a het was quite had
and stiff; the spine of the neck was bulked, .sled the 'Hedy
exhibited other marks sufficient to Califre A I mpu.
lent man like the deceased, by falling aloe n those slain,
could scarcely fail of bring killed.
The Jury returned a verdict of Accidental Drolk.
The landlord was then called in, and alt.,- ilic Colonic
had reprimanded hint for his negligeucr, v a ailiisetl to
cause a door to be put to his cellar-head
which he promised to du. Mr. Breather has hit MI auilabie
wife, but nu children.
London, England, 1819-12-18

DRURY-LAN E THKATRE.

The tragerle of Bertram was performed list
night. Mrs. fil'llEnnoN innate her debwt at this
theatre in the character of Imagine, the heroine of
the piper. This Indy is the daughter of the late
Mr. W 11.1.1.01 WooDr Ll.. celebrated fur his
Parlaarneritary Pelmets, a serrest worthy and re-
spectable man. She ripiwared some years ago on
the London hoard., and Iris been since following
tier profession in the conotry, particularly nt
f.terriotiol, where she rs a distinguished fiv.iiirite.
'rirs tidy ranks high in provincial theatrical tansr.
1-Prr /*vine of last night amply proved her
title to a superior station. Sue performed the
character with great truth and feeding. 'Love,
ilelpstr, and molars, the prevailing features of
the portrait, weer depicted with forcel4l energy, but
in no instance did she outstrip the modesty-of nature.
Among the most prominent points were the scene
between her and her hitstiand, on his return ferns
war. The quick passion soil painful feeling with.
which site intrmtlits his recital of his success.
whrii ',inching unconsciously on the adverse fate
rt. Iltstrana, her 'lover. were finely anal forcibly
expressed. fler •• Why do you tell it ?" was
rye's oith great energy. The audience received
it with loud. universal, and prolonged spiriting...
The ono/ seen with her child. after the mur-
der of 1111. heishand, was also finely conceived,
aml elicited load plaudits. Itrestes, torn by the
f ',ries, has supplied imagery for scents like this. It
Nis scred last night by Mrs. Ml;tneroxi efficiently.
hot tleistely. There was on extravagance—the
venlig was true to nature. tier dying seems also
eslaihared a great deal of grace. delicacy, and feel-
tog. It was. upon the whole, a very efficient, corn-
rlet-, :and intereering performance, such as must
excite regret that her engagement is only for a few
eirdits. It may, however, be satisfactory to Mrs.
511;11,60N to carry ofT to her friends in the country
the welt-caned mired of applause which she received
is.t bight. To the provincial theatres the public
n:e indebted for the first-rate talents the stage can
hoar.% but there they exist cooly us the purest of
}.miner, and to make them current. tyrant custom
orclross they should first receive the sterling stamp
of a 1.. nit ohm audience. Mrs. fil'Gisnow must be
/warder:ll a trees err to any theatre that knows how
to airpreeinte real merit. Mr. KEAN never appeared
tr, snore silvaritage in the character of Bertram.
The other parts were adequately sustained. The
Ivy went off with great eelert. On the fall of the
cortroar, there was a call for the repetition of the
piece ties night, bait it was riot persevered in. The
l' ,use displayed a crowded rind elegant audience.
London, England, 1819-09-30

" BROTHER LIVERYMEN,

Yoe are this day assembled to exercise's most inspor-
fast duly, the choice of a C►ief Magistrate.
" Are you not calkd epos. thus to elect suc► a Magis-
trate as will soot deny you a Coalusoo Hall, to consider the
propriety of petitioning for the redress of public grievances?
• 14 Will Mr. Aldermen Oryd yrs, and the Aldevme■ below the
Chair, come forth and declare their readiness to coevals'
Cbasisioa Halls, when requested so to do by a reepeciable
esinsber of liver...? If not, what alternative have you
fiber, but to return Mr. Alder... Wood sad Mr. Aldermen
:Thorp, by which you caa alone secure your socket sod
nadoubted privileges, guaranteed to you ►y She Bill of
" Yours, " A LIVERYMAN."

" The LOYAL aad INDEPEP
LONDON

LIVERY of

1' Having sleet at ile;1;:do; Towers, oa Friday the
pith day of SeptesaberlBllo, JOHN BLADES, Esq. he the
Chair, it was susaisiewously resolved. That the line of re.
lades to the Aloe of Lord Mayor, should be most stately
pdhered to. The Loyal wad ladepeadeot Livery of Landon
pre Merthyr* esruestly requested to support the rehire of
Sir Matthew Blooms, Knight, sad Christopher alsgoay,
"Again, beim* the two Alderaseu Next is rietahoe, to be re-
turned to the Court of Aldermen as it wed proper pergola
to serve t►e Ala of Lord Mayor for the year sensing."

AMBKWAN PAPERS.

NEW YOU, ♦UGUST U.
From the Baltimore Federal Casette.

The Editor of the Gazette is indebted to the kimi
attention of a highly-esteemed friend, for the lel.
lowing interesting information :

=TRACT OF A LATTER FROM •T. THOMAS, DATED
4TH •AIIOUIT. TO A osirmsmam IN THIS CITY,
London, England, 1819-09-30

CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTIKBU 9.9.

We had a good supply of Wheat for Ibis morniag's
market, which caused a dull sale at Monday's prices. Fine
Barley and Oats being in demand, tnet a ready sale on full
as good terms uon Monday. Pease and Beaus continue at
our last-quoted prices.

COAL MARKET, Sarramasa 29.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
4 Newcastle -1 ... 354. 6.1. to 41s. 6.1.
I Wt•lt.ll Coal .....
London, England, 1819-09-30

POLICk-

BOW-STRUT.

Mary Pearles was yesterday committed (ion, the ■buve
office to Newcate for trial, charged with rohloog Mr Robert
Roberts, salesman, of Cuveat•gardeo Market, of several
pieces of cloth. Thonsas Williams was also committed for
trial for stealing some shoes, the property of Mr. Thomas
Meredith, of Oraage-strect, Leicestrr.sqm:re.

NIA RLIIOROC GTI .STR7:IIT.

Three youths, of the names of Prior, Trotter, and /far-
grans, were committed for stealing a Ira Jess pipe from the
house of the Countesslle Grey, in St. James's square.

The house of Lurd Hardwicie, and flume of oilier Noble-
men, had lately hem) robbed in a "'radar manlier, aid
although the Prisoners %vele not detected in the act of oval-
ing the lead, they were apprehended in taking it away
from a plate of coomalnteol ia.Lord Hardwicke's stables.

Yesterday information was received at tins office, that 1.2
the preceding night the Adjutant-General's Office, in Duk,,
street, Westminster, had been robbed. Cubbani, the offieer,
went to examine the premises in order to make gume (bow
covery. He found an entrance had been effected from nw
Park by breaking in at the lower window,and forcing a batelt.
dove which communicated to an apartment wheie a (pan.

- .
tity of silver 'pones, a silver suuff-hux, and wearing apparel,
had hero kept, all of which had been carried of He
found a chine', a dark lantern, and a piece of candle,
which hail been left behind by the thieves; and likewise
several bundles were left packed up ready to be eonveyid
away, which indicated dal the villains bad been disturbed.
On searchimg further, he found a large piece of rout beef
upon the top of the garden wall, which they bad also left
behind in their hurry to escape, and which they had stolen
the same night from the larder of Mrs. Banks, a few doors
off, whose house had been broken into in a similar manner,
but the rubbers did not pass further than the larder, which
they plundered of every thing therein.

Bury St. Edmund's fair on Saturday was very
numerously attended, and good horses found buyers
at high prices, but i:iferior ones had a very dull
sale. The light-fingered gentry (of which &scrip..
tiou of visitors there was no deficiency) kindly as-
sisted in clearing the pockets of those whom the
horse-dealers had spared.—Hops had a brisker sale
than was expected ; Essex and Kent sold from 755.
to 5/. per cwt. Farnham very few, if any, were
seem—Derby Cheese obtained from 70s. to 74a.
and good Cottenham from 60s. to 645. per cwt.—
There was a larger quantity of Leather than has been
known for some years, but very little business dune.
London, England, 1819-10-15

Ay WILLIA HENRY SCOTT.

This Work is beautifully printed us. Rue Parr, hot.
pri siesl, and illustrated with upwards of 50 hlghly.finislwd
Engravings, ixeculed In the must characteristic style of ex-
celleuce, by those eminent Artists, Scott, Warren, Greie,
Tuukry, Cleland!, Austin, Dewick, Am. from Paintings by
Rein/41e, Clean( 11, Elmer, and Barrenger.
•,* The Author's object has been to present, in as com-
pressed a form as real utility would admit. Instructions in
all the various Field Spurts in Modern Practice; thereby
forming a book of general reference un the 'object, and in-
cholla', in one volume, what could nut otherwise be ob-
tained, without purchasing litany and espeasive owes. The
means he has possessed fur accomplishing so desirable a
purpose, he trusts, have enabled him to produce such •
Work on Ike subject of Field Sports, as, is point of Paper,
Printing, Illustration, and Embellishristat, is not to be
equalled in Ike English language.
N.B.—The above Work is comprised in 12 Parts, and may
he heal also complete in boards, price 11. 18s. deny trau. ut
31. 3s. is royal Bvo.
_

Loudon: Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and fours, Pater.
nostrr-row ; and sold by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1819-10-15

MELTON MOOTRAY, OCTOIIIIII 13.

Great bustle and activity pervades at Melton Mowbray,
and it+ vicinity, in pre oration fur the approaching hunting
StSPE. Will of the limas's, anti the matter part of the
ludgings awl +tables, bulb in town and country, are already
taken. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen have been 1100.14
its examine their respective stools, and were highly gratified
to find their horse* all in high mettle. and capital coediting',
and that throe Are fuses iu great almadance.
The additional building* sod improvements made since
last year, have hero completed with prompt and commend.
able dispatch. but it will require still farther exertions, to
provide fur the accommodation of the inaumerably distiu.
guisfied sportsmen, who intend to honour Meltem with their
presence during the elmuiat semen. The Ble!lonians in
particular appear to vie with each other in their animation
to the ieishesaud desires of these Gentlemen On the whole,
the approaching season promises to exceed in numbers and
!Milani characters, nay that have preceded it.

SHOOTING EXTRAORDINARY.
GRAND MATCH /OR 300 QUIN 111110 t.

The wager between Messrs. Brett and Stehbing, recorded
in our Paper of the Mb, has led to another modes inkisig of a
more sportist and arduous nature. Mr. Tyler, of Golden
Grove, late in the Commissariat Department, has betted
Captain Tirycrom, of I..ahornum Cottage, that be hills the
most game in 21 successive days the former to he einifined to
the county of Norfolk, the !met to that of Suffolk. They
start as soon as the preparations can be completed, probably
in a few days, Mr. T. from Cronwr, mid the Captain from
Lowestoff, and they are to cross the country towards The..
ford, and rendravinis there on the evening of the 21st Jay.
Captain Tirycross has hunt been celebrated for his excel-
Ind pointers, and perhaps is on that account backed at 5 to
4. Still Mr. Tyler is an unerring pheasant shot, and his
friends are nn less confident of his success.

gentlemen most be lolerable marksmen, when we
ail., that 51. hue been received to titans 11)0 gnineas it' the
lance bags less than 500 bead, exclusive of rabbits.

THE TURF.

BETTING AT TATI'ERSALL'S, Ocrom 14.

There was more anxiety in looking after looney wan than
there was in naming winners to come. The only mut
which excites interest is the match lartween Lord George Ca-
Allegro anJlunifact, on Monday, at Newmarkti.
6 to 4 on Ronitive, h it. 14 to 1 ..tDab', Mr.
143- to 1 agat Sai'or. I Pieties colt.
London, England, 1819-10-15

T ti-ROY AL, COY ENT-12411DEN.
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, October 15,
will he acted the Comedy of
LOVE FOR LOVE.
Sir S.lllllOll Legend, Mr. T. ay; Valentine, Mr. C. Kea-
ble ; Ben, Mr. Emery; Foresight, Mr. W. Farrell; Scandal,
Mr. Abbott; Tattle, Mr. J a. Angelica, Mrs. Davison;
Mess Prue, Miss Brunton; Mrs. Frail, Mrs Gebbc; Mrs.
Foresight, Mis. Faucet; Eloise, Mrs. Davenprt.
After which will be performed (oth time!, • new Dramatic
Legend, called
THE GNOME KING:
Or, THE GIANT MOUNTAINS.
With new Music, grand and extensive Scenery, Machinery,
Dresses, and Decorations.
Germans—Duke Klortemathluffengroaen, Mr. Farley ;
Ron Flunrk, Mr. %V. Farces ; Duke Si:pummel, Mr. Du-
e use t. Princess Stella, Miss M. Tree; Lady Beinhilda, Mrs.
Gibbs.
Gnomes—Untbriel (the Gnome King), Mr. Terry ; Moho-
brant, Mr. Taylor; First Gunner, Mr. Counter; Second
Gnome, Mr. J. Isaacs.
Rusierucians—Zmberstarf, Mr. Abbott; Gabrre, Messrs.
Hunt, P yew, Comer.
The Gnome King will be repeated every Evening.
On Monday, Alsxsuder the Great: Alexander, Mr. Am-
-11114 (his first appearance sin Ibis Stage).
On Teseaday, the Opera of Love in a Village.

.40.0
THE WtES S.
London, England, 1819-10-15

WAKEFIELD (YORKSHIRE).

met from a pribate letter, dated Octubrr fa?,
1919:

4. Vie have Ind here s grand musical &mita:.
it was r rare and &limns brat. Among the
formers wee., Mrs. Salmon, Miss Sirs Me..
Bellamy, Vaughan, &c. the whole tacerdn,:: lnu
persons, vocal and inptrumental. it ni u,a,trr 4•l*
regret that our harmony should be inter' ullied by
the discord of the radicals. Our of float. ge..vlia
turn put my affairs sadly out of tune lately; be
stole my lose, and sold him at llndclerslield fair
on Monday last. 11'e are on luoki to umber(
reform, as it promises that every one who al Isuis
and poor shall be made great and rich." •
London, England, 1819-10-15

RAMSGATE, OCTOBER 13.

The ball for the benefit of the Maste► of the
Ceremonies took place last evening at tile Atiatuilnv
Rooms, Albion lintel, and was attended by :la
the families of rank anti fashion re►tt:tnt at and t s
the vicinity of this place, who assembled to pAy
their annual tribute of respect to 51r. Clough It.r
his polite and noire services in promoting the pit..-
sure of the visitors to the ball-roosts tiur,sig Slit
son. The national dance of England, vatted s t ca.
sionally with quadrilles, wine kept up mail three
o'clock this morning, when the cuiripmy, a •atia.
ing to upwards of 300, departed, highly pleirsid
with the attention blicwn by the Master of the Ct.
remonies.

Yesterday afternoon • very thick fog crime on,
during which a Dutch ship, the Candi/las, of Amu t
250 tons burden, went on *bore near Se11.(111% n C a
tle. She was got Of again this mornerig. and
brought into Ramstfale bar hour. Several Dowh
families are on board, bound fur Rio Janeiro. Tie
greater pa►t of her cargo cooviats of !nutritious lOr
the same destination.
London, England, 1819-10-15

TEI E Public are most iespectrully informed. the
Theatre haring anelergiitie considerable impriiirewitntr,
will be OPENED for the SEASON 111. MONDAY, Otto.
her I S.IB I 9 —Preceding the Peiforittatice.ais OCCASIONAL
ADDRESS will be spoken by Mn.s W. S. Cbstterley (of
the English Opera Rouge) and Mr. Ire.
After which will be presented. an entire new Comic Barletta,

rntil led
THE GREEN DRAGON;
OR, I'VE QUITE FORGOT.
With appropriate nor Muaic. Dresses, Seamy, and
Dicurations.

Captain Venture, Mr. Junco ; Squire Josiah Mr. Lee (front
the Surrey and Olyn-.pic Thaws); Squire Ranlepaic, Mr.
J 64141 NAVY! (front the English Opera-House); Flint. Mr.
IV. S. Clisilertry (from the English Opera-Honas); Roger
Slyest.ll, Mr. Wilkinson (from the English Op ra-House);
Humplary Nub, Mr. Conch (r the Theatre Royal, Drury.
lane); Jury Stump, Mr. Campbell ; Silverloogue, Mr. Eu•
wearily (front the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh); Steward, Mr.
Daly ; Ist Ratliff, Mr. Buckingham ; 2.1 Bailiff, Mr Gay ;
Eaciaemare, Mr. Massey ; Lasyrr's Clerk, Mr Wallsoures ;
thither, Mr. Simmer ; Bouts, Mt. Smith. Cara, Miss Eliza
Scott (from the Theatre Royal, Haymarket ; Dully, Mrs.
rrierizrirtlcr ; Susan, Miss Garcia; Cook, Miss Brady.
lictvreen the Pieces, a Pas de Trois, by the three Masses
Decoct (from the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden).
To conclude alai the Barletta of
London, England, 1819-12-27

THE THIEF TAERN IN lIIS OWN TRAP.

The ((Mooing orevereoee look place of use of the quays
of the city of Cock within a few dayl:—Two of those red:
Ram whose depreciations os the vessels in our river we
have had reason so often 10'nectice, agreed in plunder •
ship at the coalittsy, of aorminf the ropes which were sm.
prided from the mast. The better to rffcct this porpum,
thry ■waited the retiring of the tide at night, whim one
of them getting on hoard the vessel, climbed the mast, hoe-
ing previumly agreed that hi• contrail, abroad get under the
side of the ship, and receive there the ropes which he cut
down. Through mistake the rope which And met his
knife was use by which was 'impended a large foray* block
of timber, used fur the prose. lion of the resort from the
qtriy, mid which hong over her side; Swore the Irat
'nation of the progress of plunder oh ch the fellow in slie
mud had, was a *tannin% blow of iill4 block, which L. 1.1
him 8•t on hia hark, and wooncicil his head very •4 Verriy.
The Captain and the man on the watch hearing the 1110,119,1
of some rerllol/ under the ship'. side. winos disco►ered the
deliuquent, whilst hi. accomplier fro kly descended from
the mast and Ilea. The wounded wretch was moneyed to
the Bridewell, where, afte► some examination, he wail, we
nuclei stand, discharged!—(Cork Mercantile Chronicle./
London, England, 1819-12-27

THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS EVENING. MONDAY, Dec. Q 7,
will be stied the Tragedy of

GEORGE BARNWELL.

Tliorougligood, Mr. Egerton ; Uncle, Mr. Chapman ;
Geurge Barnwell, Mr. C. Bumble; Trueness, Mr.Clarresent.
Mans, Miss Foote; Millwood, Mrs. Pasta; Lacy, Mrs.
Gibbs.
After which, first time, a new Grand Romantic sad Cowie

Pantomime, ailkd
HARLEQUIN AND DON QUIXOTE;
Or, SANCHO PANZA IN HIS GLORY.

I. which the various exploits of that renowned Koight and
Squire are faithfully pourtrayed throughout.
Quixatia (afterwards Don Quixote), Mr. Norman; his
Niece (afterwards Columbine), Miss Scott; Samba Pasta
(afterwards the 'Squire), Mr. Grimaldi; Nicholas (the Par•
her), Mr Norris; Sampson Cameo (afterwards Harimpris),
Mr. Ella,.

SWUM Ts.; Sreond Price 31. Od -pit 3s. CI.; Served
Price 2s.— Lower Gal lert 24.; Second Pries Is.—Upper Gal-
len la; Sawed Prier 6d.
Tn.sporrow, Shaksprare's Conway of Error..
On Wednesday, 'with alterations sod enriailoneets, Ma►s
Stu* Gomm of &mated.
nu Thursday, Stsskspears's Comedy of Errors.
Friday, the Comedy of She Stoops to Cooqoer.
London, England, 1819-12-27

PARIS PAPERY.

PARIS,

Yesterday the Duke of Richelieu breakfasted
with the King. Hie Majesty subsequently trans-
acted busiuess with the Munster for Foreigo Af-
fairs.

It is coidideatly stated that M. Lavalette is ar-
rived is Paris.

We are assured that the Minister proposes to re-
produce, this year. the project of the financial laws
rejecied last year in the Chamber of Peers.

Count Decries, it i• said, will be created a
Doke.

&vary, Duke of Rovigo, condemned to death
for having taken part in the events of the ItOth of
March, has come forward to clear his contumacy on
which he was condemned. He was made prisoner
this day, and is confined in the Abbaye. Since his
confinement, he has been visited by several of the
leading Liberals.
Letters from Manheim announce, that Sande,
the assassin of Kotzebue, is perfectly recovered.—
The proceeding■ against hiM are pursued with the
greatest activity.

FRANSPORT. DiCIMBER 19.

It appears certain that the Dirt at Frankfort will
be in future placed in so iudepeudent • situation
that it will be able to exercise, without obstacle,
the authority which it ought to enjoy for the gene.
rah good. The city of Frankfort itself will acquire

great importance by the new power which will be
Kiser) to the Diet. According to the information
which we have been able to collect, the Assembly
will be enabled to decide with supreme authority
on the military affairs, on the liberty of commerce.
and the rights of the Jew!, on the regulation of
debts and other things, which have hitherto remain-
ed undetermined.
London, England, 1819-03-01

SUPERIOR ADVICE.

IT is impossible to urge too often, or with too
much force, the necessity, when Medi. al Suiciesi
Advice becomes requisite, of applying to pral ••11.1J31 mate
of acknowledged skill and well-earned ce ltbnue. Thiolen
every out assents to this remark, yet there are few s ho fol
low it practically, and numb -re are every day the- victims
inexperience and empiricism. The sore. PI d i n e 1114 arrerm
pitied us in our lang.estalelialied practice is the most satis-
factory proof of our professional skill, as it is the moat one-
quivocal pledge of the public confidence. Our reputation ii
the result of thiety years' successful practice iu this novo •
polio, and is too well founded to require adventitious aol ;
during that period, some of the most distinguished men us
the country have been under our care, and have furnished, by
their perfect restoration to health, the most satisfactory les.
timonials of our superior skill and experience. Sanctioned
by every privilege to practise, as regularly educated Stir-
grans, Members of the Royal Colleges of Loudon and Edin-
burgh, and formerly in his Majesty's Service, is which last
capacity we have bad the most favourable •pportunioeis of
contrasting the practice of other countries with our own, we
have been enabled, from these multiplied advantages, tee ac-
quire that certain experience as well as prompt means of re-
lief, which, in a more °hirers and less diversified practice.
It is altogether impossible to attain. In all Cases of YeaerrAl
infection, and in every Complaint of Debility and Delicieucj,
whether arising from the infatuation of youth, Imig residerre
in warm climates, free living, or may oilier cause prudwca,c
a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patient may rely sea
speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. Suwon C
of the Urethra of ten and twenty years' duration, leave yielded
to our superior plan of treatment in the short perigee! uf I Vrre
weeks; many of these cases AA previously been under tie.•
care of life-sm. Home and Heaviside, sad other SWIM." a
equal eintoeuce, who attempted their cure by the 14prioratiod
of the lunar caustic without !In:CCU. To the Female t. out
will lee consolatory to know, that they may be eared ut.
Debilities which defeat couception, and sap the foundatiuri
of connubial felicity.
We may be consulted by Patient, of either RVIN with II
greatest delicacy, aecresy, and honour, at our boost, No lief,
Halloll-gardell. Term. of remuneration are piaiuly st et, .1
in the first interview.

Patients in the Cottony stating the partirulare of th.,
case, emending s remittance for Advice and Medicine., •
bard *seam given se neat to an parts of the world.
CURRIE sod CO. Surgeons,
lilleilaheet of the Royal Colleges of Loudon and F.dinlmrea,
and formerly is his ilajtsty's Service, No. 107, Hatt
garden.

LONDON: Pruned and Published at the No. 117,
Strand; where Advertisements are emceed, and Lettett
(pnst•paid) mast be addremed.—C. S7EITH, Nu. I,
Clement's las, WDITE. Na. 117, film.

Moblimber.
London, England, 1819-03-01

HA !WING, 111/WELL. ASHLEY, and
JA M dissolving their Partnership at Michaelmas
next, have commenced SELLING OFF their extensive and
valuable STOCK, at very reduced prices, for ready money,
ur on credit to those Ladies accustomed to settle at the mil
of tbe season ; cousisting of every !him/ useful its female
attire, and of the newest fashion. Sao of all kinds mil
rich Lusters, at 3s. eid. per yard ; beautiful Moravian nod
French t mbruidered Muslin Rubes, and Scotch Ditto, GUM
12s. upwards; Cambricks per piece, and bordered Handker-
chiefs, plain ■nd embroidered, per dozen; Imitation holm
and Silk Shawls, in every possible variety; Itibbaiiits, Hose,
Gloves at 12s. per dozen; Muffs, Tippets, Trimnsimgo, and
Flounces; every description of [ACP, including real Black
Scarf Cloaks, as low as two guin►as each ; Dreamer towipleie
at fifteen guinea, sod several Wedding Rotors of Brussels
Point at severity, formerly at one Moulted and 6fsy guioeas.
An Aasu►lmeut of Perfumery and Eine", Jewellery, with
which are a thousand gold and molls from three to
Iweutygwiaeaaeseh,aud several elegant small Or-nitAu Mo.
my ur Tabk Clucks, from semi guinea. uuward•.
his the Millinery Department, ter the usual mailing.
meat, • ill be found variety and elegance, un moderate
tering.
London, England, 1819-03-01

fASUIONARLE ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Duke of bloalmse gave an elegant eatertainment on
Saturday, at big Noose in Groseerror-witrarr, to the Duke of
Wellington. Among other diarisiguiskell perionagra invited
to meet his Grace were—The Earl of Aberdeen, Earl Her-
ron try, Earl Bathurst, Lord Clive, Sir Win. Scott, Bart.
the Right Hon. George Calming, Ike. he.
Count Palmed& will give a grand dinner on Saturday, at
his residence Ia South Audley-streei, to Count and Connteys
Lieven, Count de Funchal, Baron Just. Baron Sternhold,
Baron Butow, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. Montague, and
a party of distinguished feireignery
Lord Siilmonth will give a Cabinet dinner on Wednes-
day next, at his house, in Clifford-street, Boad-street.
Mr. Dent will give a grand entertainment to the Duke 13(
York. sail a large party of distiognislied perannages ou Sun-
day next, al his house in Hertford-street, Mayfair.
'('lee Martinis of Lanalown entertained a large party of
distinction yesterday, at lAnsilown Horse.
Baron rage!, the Asultassailor from the Netherlands, gave
a aumptision entertainment on Saturday, at his elegant re-
sidence Whitehall-place. to Earl Forteircue. Earl Stanhope,
Lord Henley, Sir John Craduek, Bart. Admiral Sir Wm.
Young, Bart. Mr. Grenville, Mr. Manumx, 11011. A. Phipps,
Col. Stanhope, Mr. Bailee, Mr. Sloane, Mr. Fitzhugh.
Lord Somers gave a grand dinner on Saturday to she Earl
of St. Germaine and a large party, at his house iu Clifford-
street, Bond-strert.
The Right Hon. Robert Peel, M.P. gave a grand enter-
tainment yesterday to the Karl of Liverpool and a large
party, at Ins residence in Great Staubope•sueet, Mayfair.

WINDSOR, FEBRUARY 28.
....r....-

On Wednesday the Princess AUGUSTA, accom-
panied by the Duchess of Gt.oucturrste in u car-
riage and four, went to Rogshot-park, to inspect the
repair', alterations, and improvements (in winch are
included the additional new rooms to the former
house of the Royal Duchess), whieh have been go-
ing on for ►ome months past. The PitlGcusses,
after inspecting the works, partook of some refresh-
ment, and afterwards arrived here in the evening.
On Friday the Princess AUGUSTA seed the
Duchess of GLopctreita went to Outlands, on a
visit to the Duchess of Ypau, and alter dining with
her Royal Highness returned here in the evening.
Yesterdays about four o'clock, the Duke of Y oaf
arrived at the Castle. His Royal Highness re-
mained here till one o'clock, when he left in his
travelling chariot and four for London.
London, England, 1819-03-01

WALKING OREM

A round dress, composed of dove•eoloared tabbinst : the
skirt is gored, and very foil at the bottom. The trimming
casinos of a bias piece of satin of about a quarter of a yard
in breadth, whirk is ornamented by gauge roses and hands
of velvet : the former are placed lengthwise, three together,
in a slanting direction; the latter, which are edged with a
beautiful narrow silk trimming, are placed between the
✓oses. The body is made half high I it is tight In the shape;
the wni•t is very short, and the 'deters are long and tight
to the arms: the bust and the bottoms of the sleeves are
trimmest with an intermixture of satin and gauge. OveF
Ibis dress is worn a braDat-coloured velvet spencer, the
waist of which is finished in a very novel style, by a small
I jacket, richly braided sud adorned with tassels in the middle
of the back and at each side: the spencer is tight to the
shape ; the back Is of a moderate breadth, and it bas a high
standing collar. Long sleeve with epaulettes, which are richly
braided. Lace ruff. Head-dress, a velvet bonnet, which has
&small dome•cruwu, adorned on the summit with a garland of
ffiwers. The brim, which steads a good deal off the face,
is very large; it ig finished round the edge with a narrow
roll of twisted ribband, and tied with soft ribband under the
chin. Shoes and gloves of dove.eoloured kid to correspond ;
the former are ornamented neat to the binding with a slight
braiding.
London, England, 1819-03-01

POLICE.

,%•-, ROM STRErt
•
A fisherman, 7saiiling at Twiekeni.-.11, whuse name
Chamberhurt, y,slrrJay underwent an exansinsiion
office, being suspected of portieipal in; in some drpredoi.,,,,
lately committed on the river Thstnes, .0 alcohol! the swan.,
the property of the King, and several of list Comp/mini,,(
London„ between Twickenham and Hammon. In rum,
sfirtire of information given at the offirr, a.„l
Bishop apprehended the Prisoner, and found the skos
swan in his house. Several others of his class ore also sin.
prrieil, awl it is well known that by„,s
money leave been llVigle loy ,Ice.,' PPM"
The Primmer sea• reiti:lslol,l liar It
London, England, 1819-03-06

RANDALL AND MART( N.

These first-rate heroes oldie fist of the light weights, sad
who are to fight un the 4th of May, Randall 159/. against
Martin's 100 i , and !Tom which event so much money is
depending, were matched upon a pinch yesterday at Humps
stead, to try which had the hest legs, preparatory to using
of their fists. in a rare of 100 yard. fur 20 guineas aside.
Marlin Is well known fur his pedestrian exploits, and won
this match in good style, by beating the prime Mak Lod
the distance of ahotit ten yards. It is the first time Randall
was ever found in defeat.
Neste, it appears, has left the Metropolis without making
• match, which has not raised him in the opinion of the
Fancy; and Carter has arrived in town upon the look-out
for • customer. Donnelly, th• Irish Champion, has beeu
with Carter in Liverpool and Manchester sparring, and the
forme► hero is now in the rear, it is slid, to be made public
sa the occaotiou may require. Milling, it seems, is not bit
forte.
London, England, 1819-03-06

IRISH WINDOW TAX.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, that. after the sag.
gestioss of the Speaker, heishould toot Move that
the Petition winch he held in hid hand should be
printed, bad he not been intreeeell with the ius.•
portasice of the subject it etsibesiets. and did -he
hut feel the necessity of 'tieing the (louse a view
of the Calamity the Petitinfirts compleintd rir. The
Petition was frotn upwards of 400 of the most re-
spectable householders of the ticy. of Water-
ford, complaining of the extreme oppress:. o of the
Window Tax. Like most enormous last-, it de-
feated its own purposes, for the wiuJ.tws ..1 many
houses had been shut up, the occopi.•.. null bring
able to pay the tax—the effects of slowing nut tt!e
air, had been felt in the most melancholy way. A
maligisaitt fteer spread over the eutire county. , wl,l. le
swept away numbers of the iiiit.htlienta. di.it the
1:10:4 eminent physicians boil Risen It its their opi-
nion, that this awful calamity had hens. priiiciimilly
caused by the want of triad:llia:l.—The Peittmit
ordered to lie on the table.
EQUALIZATION OF THE DUTY ON t 041.11
A Petition was presented from the hilinhitants of Chi p.
stow and Brecon, praying that nu altenotiot Inizitt tie wade
in the Coal Duties—Ordered to his au the te:.lr.
Mr. LITTLETON presented a Pehthal hitch several
Parishes its Staffordshire. praying that Ott alter-dhoti
might be made in the Coal Dol.
Mr. CM:PS staid, he cosiatteied Shut any tax on
coals its the inland counties wou:rt lie a 111CAUPt
of extreme hardship, it would have a must destruc-
tive effect on many inassithicture..
Mr. BARMAN deprecated the practice of (Its.
cussing Petittuiss on hying presented ; lie said it
was a waste of the public One, and coo likely to
make wrest; impress:cue.
Mr. LAHISTON stud he did not sea OE what ground
it could be objected to. It was an .r• purse state-
ment of the Petitioners, and it was competent for
any Member to state to the !louse the seutiments of
his coastitueots. The psesent vas a subject of
great intportence-.-it woe highly Interesting to the
couutry. end tummy Metutiess of that HAM. Slid
he conceived that Members would not do their duly
to their conetituente if they did not embrace every
opportunity of discussing a quesstun so immanent.
lie complained of the mamier in which due mho-
ject had brass treated. It was said ‘1,41 the nthatis..
tents of Stafferdsbire would tics egroi.st the wee.
stile ; a few proprietors of iron woi as ;night oppose
tr. It was, he said, e ity to proicore tr P eigoatne
.0 Own. prratins to totoltiltotia veittied by the Hot
London, England, 1819-03-06

FOX CHASE.

0i Thursday Sir John Cope's Fox-hounds met in Wind-
slut Great Park. The morning was frosty, they therefore did
not throw of till near twelve o'clock. They hail hut a thin
field of, it might be termed Is choww . few, sportarnen. The
hound. itistaiitly got npun a drag,, which took them to the
kennel of a must gallant (oh. He ran one ring round the
Park, bid the ocelot wits too good to allow any time to be
lust by collier hounds or fox. lie left the Palk across fur
Fighavn Great Wood, which he disdained to seek fur shelter,
but skirted it in to littowle-green, Fan-grove. to Hutley's,
and to °withers Park. We hid nut yet a r beck, but the high
spirit of the hounds was a little mellowed, and they kept a
par.* that most were able to see them to admiration. He
had not time to stop for the 11911116 k, nor tread his way bath,
bat took MCI ties the country towards Ripley. where he was
killed, after a rim of Iwo hours and • half very hard run-
ning. This estatilishodne has tweet spoken of as boasting
some of the hest hotted, iu England, and Thorsday has con-
firmed that tory deserve the high character lICPIUVIed 011 than.
No praise cams hi.: 101 l high for the manner in which this fox
was found, hoisted, and killed.

Mr. lAmberes novel match, to drive and go on foot a
bandred miles in twelve hours, excited much curiosity un
l'bosoilay. It was over a piece of xroond of 25 miles, on the
Northampton Road, from Friars' Gate. The adventurer
started on foot, awl doll arms miles iu the Rist hour, when
he took she tents so a lieht[lt, and afore a blood mare
twenty.eight mike in the oral two hours, when he left her
to bait, and proceeded nn foot six mike in the next hour.
*lle male met him then as he appointed, and he (Love her
twenty miles In ass hour and a half, when she reflised
her bait, and the nrst three miles were dime ou foot
in half an Intuit. Half the distance was thus perfumed in
half the time, and fourteen miles to spare. Mr. L. proceed-
ed on foot 11 mike in two looks, viol he then took the reins
stain, snit .:rove sixteen voiles in two hours, mid hie more
knocked op. Mr. Lambeit did tote males iu the next hour,
and was beat also, hot lire snare walked the other four tuna
111 64 1411141.4, 411,1 44,1 door 64 nide', and the man the itt-
nesioder. The start took place at four o'clock in the morn-
big, and the match was for one hundred
Tun PARf:LAY MATCH.
Mr. Holincp, of Thackstriol, Rocks. finished his RAth
day's perherniaore of 1,000 woks so 1,000 mietersim hours,
ou Weihnewlay, but iis sorb US 01,1,4 oflWOrnell. !lb"'
thuisch he started WS Thlicl4l, r but be*
were entertaiiie.l by his fritoits f
minute. duitig the mile uu
• last day (Saturday).

t

11 A e11%04 a ioroyoeiso, that, RI- but he declined outlier oorri—r ----- r.
owl i
' 7 'ism but Wile lope* mace bills for bias.
oil% . f liiii goolz on. IV etas $0 This being the Plsiotirs east,
Pk i the
obis I raised hider
tot li fur(
r.
't lioii,ri.i) ibis is the 2Sth earl Burtn on
ff --Mose* Is. Slorice) charted the Jury, Wormed
ti
London, England, 1819-03-06

SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, MARaI 5

This day's market had a short supply of the ranuu. kinds
of cattle: Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Veal, were chiespur,
and the trade in general was somewhat doll. The sales in
the Hay-market were nut considerable; Hay fetched a beii”r
price, Straw and Clover have dropped in price. The unite,
mentioned prices and ambers are a correct statenrent

To sink the offal per stone of 81b.
Reef....3s. 8.1. to 4s. 10.1. Head of Cattle this day !
Mutton .4s. 0.1 to ss. 2.1. Helots 750
eea1....45. 61. to Os. Ott Sheep 3,5100
Pork ... 4s. 41. to Bs. 24. Calves isno
Lamb...o.. 04, to 0,. 0.1. I Pies 2BO

HAY—MARKET.
Hay M. Os. Oil. to 71. ss. Od.
Straw
Clover 5l. sa. ad. to 71.16.. ad.
London, England, 1819-03-06

FASHIONABLE MOW Rif ENT.C.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Camden and the Ladies
Pratt arrived yesterday at) their house in Arlington-greet,
from their seat, the IVO:lenses., Kent.
The Duchess of Hiscrl.orch and Lord Montagu left town
yesterday for Ditton Park, Hocks.
Lord C. Manners has arrived at his mother's (the Dowager
Duchess of Rolland) house in &Orville-select, from a tour.
The Earl of Essex is arrived at his house itsll.stieet,
Eterkeleyarquare, from his rat, Caahiobury lark, Essex.
Lord G. Rereaford, m.p. has arrived at his house in
Gloucester-plate. Portman-square. from his sell iu Suffolk.
The Earl ..f flesborougii has returned to town from his
sent at Hoelisinytou..
Sir A. Home, Hart. M.P. arrived vesterilav at his house
iu Hill-street, Herkeley.square, from his seat, Wormleybor y
Herts.
The Earl of Kingston is expeetetl In leave Miller's Hotel,
Jermyn-street, on Monday, for Ireland.
Ari irate at Cook's Hotel, Alhrmarle-street Paco
Turner, from a tour; Captain Christie, from the Isle of
Wight ; Mr. Phillips, from his seat in Leicestershire; James
Bailey, Esq. f toe Efarl of Chatham has kft
ditto, for his seat in Cambrolg,shirer
London, England, 1819-03-06

RRI PAL of the DUKE of GLOUCESTER.

It being announced, a few days sine...of:at the
Duke of Gt.outurrEe would arrive in town yester-
day, preparations were made fur the reception of
his Royal Highness. The Royal Duke arrived at
Calais on Wednesday, and soiled from thence shout
four o'clock on Thurday often ))))) ri, in a packet,
for Dover, where he artivcrl at the Ship low at
seven o'clock the same evening. - One of the Gen-
tlemen of his Royal llightirss's Ilouvehold, who has
travelled with him on .his tour, proceeded to Lon-
don with all speed, that the earliest intelligence
pos,ible might he commuilicated to his beloved!
Duchess,. at Windsor, of the safe return of the
Duke to England. Her Royal Ilightirs., in criii-
sequence, left Windsor Palace at four Wellirk, iii
her travelling carriage and four, attended by Lady
INASELLA THYNNE, and arrived at Gloucester
limn*, in Piccadilly, at half-rst six.
The Royal Duke having arrived at Dover after
ann-set on Friday evening, ha was not received with
military honours, agreeable to his exalted rank;
but yesterday morning a royal salute was fired
there, in honour of the presence of his Royal
Ilighortass The Colonel commanding the military,
breakfasted tailli the Royal Duke, and afterwards
his Royal Highness proceeded to view the heights,
and other parts of Dover; and about twelve
o'clock, his Royal Highness left Dover in his
tratelling carriage, attended by Sir Assent.
eALD MVULT and Mips, Cuazoss, to proceed
to London. During the stay of the Rdlyal
Duke, he remitted every possible attention born
Colonel Fomo, commanding the military, who ran-
, firmed a guard of honour at the Ship tutu dur-
ing the stay of Iris Royal Highness there, and
had the military drawn out yesterday morning
d to receive the Duke with military lirmours.—
I The official Gentlemen of the place attended the
Royal Duke also, and he was received with the
most marked attention and respect by all racks to
hail his return to England. The Royal Duke and
suite arrived at Gloucester House List night, at
I a quarter past ten o'clock, in his carriage and six.
He was received by Colonel HIGGINS, 'Ur. CUR-
REY, the Duke's Secretary, and most of the House-
hold, to congratulate hint upon his safe return
home. We are extremely happy to say, his Royal
Highness appeared iii most excellent health ; it is
li scarcely siecei.sary to add, the meeting of the Royal
I Duke. and Duchess was most atfectiorrate.
London, England, 1819-03-06

DINGR.4rEFU6 OUTRAGE.

It is seldom, we have In Iteol,l An fiction As LAI blriort and
resift/tug to kionanity, as has heen lalvlc ;wrpeltAted near
Portglemine, in this Comity. The body of the hoe
John CasselV for upwards of 49 yew* parish Priest of
Alrogleill, Was disinterred, the collie broken, and ',Art of the
roster's( of the body hikes away, on the fourth night afar
his issternsent. What renders this act the more hideous soil
offensive, is, that in swirly il was scarcely possible to find
clialerter so Inoffensive, obliging, and Wein!. The Bishop
of Dwelt sad Cansor has left nothing undone, to ilneover the
wretches that crussmitted Ibis ntriicisius crime. We think it
right to stale, as the general opinion ut All classes iu the xi-
tinily where Ibis alioinivable Ael was committed, that nu
party feeling war the rllll,e of this dn.:nov(o set but
merely form tlw hope of phonier; for ac the Roman Catlin.
lie Clergy fr their death till interment, redressed in their
clerical robes, with the els dice 011 their brenstio, their hands
phiid round it, the wit a Lis. whit disintered Sir. Cassidy ex-
pertol to Anil All these it. deposited is his coffin."—
(Ife/fast
. . . . . _

About Iwrlse o's Iw k un )liiii,lay night, five young nit-
v.ms Isnot to the ll,,Asicss fields, near Dublin, fur the pur-
p,wie of proem jug •uhjects for dissection, lint were soon per-
ceived by some awhlies 1w1...t iugtolkeKilmalnhatn qua. d,
oho not folly inlet ru picot stool, Let stripped them of their
with the Carl poi,',, of IL. it pantaloons sod shirts
--I v. si !lose they at fir,l intended taking, but, slier some
.Litbnutttn,ll..yallowed them to he retained by the owners,
who weir under the dire necessity of returning to town
a Moo any other cos eroug litre, of the g• wilenten
al-
teud.•.l at the 'Police-office, James's.•erect, to request that a
co...tattle would be sent with thi-m n. search of tluir clothes,
tiriiitt ',implied with. Iht.. proceeded to Kilniainham,
but wrre nos," read's! in Weis si melt, tot having !teen able
tw shut sit, trove of what they sought however, they Wen-
itfi•sl a ss rjess,t and a to is ale of Ill• gnarl, as being two of
il,e peS n.. who shipped alit 111 These Ilse officer ordered
11,,u vossfini nos:1, until Ilse affair shall he mole fully times-
tista. v,l

_ •
It is at length determined. thi a Commission of
Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery,
*hull issue into the four Northern Counties, and
Mr. Itattfit, the King's 06uii‘el, is to preside on
the dit.casion.—(E Poling Paper.)