Star. — London, England, 1816-12-06 00:00:00

FIERS. OTT to take an lir, it vi:ai p . reventni ithei tie thii iirtf.r.i2^l;*t her i t DaCneSi MACCOu ith their uttend:', lts Celtic& on the mai kchfotiess Of Hit here; ;ENCB alt. Nit t-- • 0 s ores - 0 s nbargb - 0 e!* - • - 1 re - - 1 a vlßelt 3. from Virginia, a a e Pithead, Hatter, MBER 4. r, trom Oporto. EMBER S. Pilaus i frorn Elope, oPe, Ifeei a m Bomtviy . thr Sat List, the Cape/7th of 'th October. In lit. the Mary Ann Irm a for London, all well. .len 4 tor England 15:h lEKSSEL4, f irlsum. IBER S. SEVERN, from Porn. er ; also the Fur iomir, itto ; and the Gustaf for ditto. Comedown ARREW, for Jamaica. mBER i. -k • • • likiht. f.or ;If, • 21/z • . .!./ •!'" tiIIRT H lit - PA A its. •• Ili addition to •ror former itat( asatemento, A variety of view and. Innis interesting matter has come to light,' }art, of Which, ItoweTer, we do not feet warranted at present in stating , Such of the facti as May not int.' prudently be. related, we annex: Watson, the elder, taken in disguise at Highgate, iras, d tti . we before stated, . examined at the office of -:`• Lord StlitdOUTH on Tuesday evening. He had io his possession a number of papers, one of which is 'laid to be the plan intended to be pursued by the rioters. Among them also was an address, besides a number of letters, directed to Mr. Thomas Pres ton, the Secretary of the Spa-fields Meeting."—The risoner will undergn..another examination 'on Mon flay ne*t, when:we also understand a Piivy Council' *will be held. • . Preston, theSecrehry, who had been at large utw sin his n*o word, *as taken into cancidy : late mi l Wednesday night,. by Dieinkwater and Stevens, t h e Officers. The cause - of his arreit is aofollnws i John Hooper, one of the parties apprehended at' die Exchange by Sir JAMS SHAW on Monday kits an d who was confined in the Compter, applied • oat' Wednesday night to Stevens, whose duty it was to lock hint up, informing him chat he had something o f importance to communicate- He then entered into a long, but distinct account of hiiconnecticnt withaA Watsons and Preston, the latter of whom he described as the Great Leader of all their affairs.-- - He gave an account of the seierarbouses at which • they held their meetings, and particularly named the Brown Bear, Sea-coal-lane, Fleet-market ; the Sun, .Slater street, Spitalfields ; the Carlisle, Shoreditch; ..and she Hole in the Wall, Fleet-street. Hooper, teeing other things, also mentioned, that at a late meeting of the Committee, Preston, disagreeing with the rest of the party, was -struck off - the'list. The last meeting they had, previous to the day in 'Spa - &Ids, was held at the Carlisle. All the parties were ' at the meeting on. Monday, and the ynungerWatson, who harangued the assethbly from a waggon, after wards headed the party which advanced towards the • City. Hooper states, that having reached cheapside, • he suddenly lost sight of young Watson, but denies that hi had himself carried the colours, as has been hitherto reported. Sir hilttei SHAW, indeed, who seized the individual with the flag, does not identify the ' , raiier as'being that person. Piro nn , Ripon being arrested, expressed the utmost astonishment, broke out into several vociferations,. and-hequently demanded of Drinkwa'er , the o ffi cer, to produce the warrant upon which he was secu' ed. Th.- prisoner, however, was apprehended upon the direct charge of Hooper, without a warrant. Since his arrest lie has spoken very freely of his connection with the Spa Fields Committee. He states, that at one ni their late meO'tings he heard propositions which hedisliked, and viewing them as mischievous, he seceded from them as an officer, but remained still true the general system, which was in itself itemize 'Last. He had been engaged in the plan for .eight • years, and hat durin that time written to thi late Mr. Perceval on the subject. Tdie prisoner, at inter vals, expressed county his anger at being confined —said he had N never before been in captivity,"•and dodged that 'since he was deprived of his liberty, every thing which had been intended, should be Ortho ceeo,at In—.. All would be effected, Init *oder should be avoided." •He spoke its warm and angry terms of the manner in which things had been con.' ducted on Monday—said be saw and heard young. Watso., at Spat Fields, and added, ". I could'htivar _Muck the young and drunlen dog for his premature folly." The description given by Preston; Hooper, and others, in unison with that of Mr. Platt himself, and a young man in the shop of Mr. Beckwith, respecting young Watson, leaves litrle or no doubt, that the latter was the person who committed the horrid out. rage is Skinner-street. Mr, Wontner, the marshal, also has discovered 'that not only the case of pistols, and upon Hooper, but also the very pistol taken, from the individoai who.shot Mr. Platt, were, with another, making two pair, purchased by a . person in every respict o.swering the description of young Watson, on Saturday evening last, in Holborn. In the Neaspapeis ot yesterday it was stated, that • the ruffian who shot Mr.' Platt, immediately tendered his sers ices to that unfortunate Gentleman, as a Sur geon. This is not the fact—the fellow merely said lie WAS a medical person, and advised them to pro.. Cure aid—hut instead of administering this himself, he very deliberately reloaded his pistol. The brother of Mr. Platt related-these facts to Lilt- Loan Mayon, Ind added, that the boy of Mr. Beckwith had yester• day discovered in the shop two intlctits, on one ot which was engraved the letter W. When young Watson was firs; secured, and given in custody to Worrall, the officer. he was searched, and but three • fauni in his possession. From the circumstance of the two persons teen bith the elder Wats6n on the night of his arrest, at , iiighgate, but wilt, made their escape, :the , ut one, agreeing so completely with the yotinger tatsoii, there is littlecioubt of that individual being tt the party. The younger Watson. as-Preston, states, vac the ruin of the plot on Monday, by too early ittemp er per., .• ;~ s' . L' , r - • . • • • mess Charlotte packet, Jail And passengers, for le Lord Duncan packet, ?tail and passengers, for ing the Lord Dumas Ostend, with a Mail DECEMBER S. 'he Velocity, Brum, from 7, from Riga; the Elisabeth, ----, from Liverpool; Vmw Swan ; Maria, —; Ciathloa Klausingena, Rol, from Am the Trusty, Crawford, from ); Catberig, Tomas . trots iUleberg; and Eliza,Duncau, :boon, for Elsineur and Coven t' Genoa and Leghorn ; itostr, ockerby, for the We of France, ombay, and Prince of to for Rouerdarc ; and the Glory, st of October arrived ibis F any information. nust be true—what every 4. Every. body, 3.11 . 5 the it - Amyl is it mitt exqllent es it. As Any body who 4, nobody should tieback. chases, else somebody must ain from the Contineht pro *quote to'the wants of the swirl brig Minerva, *hid h, with damage, lett Dam. sail of vessels lading then Ind Liverpool. lIIK LANE, Dee. 6.-Thell he Wheat Trade this mini per quarter loWer.-. Bar at a decline of ‘2s. pet quay being considerable,iinal (hi 1 small, sales were Eta, in I er. Beans ale alsu ea po articles there is no alteration , IND • Doi<s NYCHOLASL-01 and suite left St. Athol o Woburn,• they sopped A nook of some refrosinnion sled to Woburn, Where du! nea t morning, after braktist he• Alaboy. The Duke and his nip ,ot being at h ome, ived by his Grace's Swain. ingoished visitors thionglilti and pleastiteigroun ds. !d of their inten ded visit, I ,lation, which they patstiitilt'oli r grati fi ed with the plendil oble edifice,: together with do ga V dens and pleasureOUnds e then left Woburn, and dine' • way to Warivick, where'thel the principal inn. On Tticidl class, they wen t to view di mess was received by tileN.:•bil hisl.lighiness and suite to ctit hit which his Lordship suite ,firs: through th e Castle; whit) His Lordship then conductri ed - . by his suite, to the gran& a sumptuous breakfast, onsiee in seasons Was prepared nd suite took leave'of. the rs , IP d set out on their way tO Nift r Wit.Lisis-Coracaive !. 4. GRAND Daki ‘si r ei r o'clock, and was joined "'c . e r dinner, he visite ' •IA s morning, his H; ;ea to pursue his carriage btoke, be. horses were immedia‘ ned the manufactor !tell' made. Thil T t and iron-four ten to four o'cloci lards, waiters, and ighoess proceed, 4/tpllTOttnidetes. • Th; Lotto Ma.von, accompanied bySirVi:Clpt4,. Sr J. SHAW, and others of the Corputation, *tint Pitegiay rip•rning :o the Office of Lord LivattrorlA., °Pon the subject ot prisons. The LORD MAYOR ilk) lid before the Secretary of State such intormation*s had obtained' with regard to the late disturban& vhen a lung consultation took place upon the subject. It vas neat!) three o'clock before his Lordship re "rled to the Nianitib House, when be first proceed• to taAtititle privately the eases of Gamble and , Kopper, as stated in our Paper of yesterday. In this I lask he WAS occupied until four, but nettking impor .:4n transpired beyond the declarations we have eadY Mentioned as made use of by" Hooper, with 444 Sir hisis thaw. • He hit:oa iskit th his' bstiki, ind'whithin he threw it away through fear, or laid it down in itibmission he could not say, but witness took hin t into custody. The 'musket had the' name of Twigg engraved on it; 'sod was printed aad lOacled with small shot. D. Cartwright,' the hfariltalrn' sn, confirmed this testirtiony. Here a violent person,- a Jeri, exchtinied.—!. It is false, my Lord: it wail thatieiied the tills by the collar and secured him." . . . .• it Very well," said hie Lor d ship," if you can make that appear, We will not reruse yotir evidence; but there is no occasion for violence." . The prisoner repeat e d hi s story o f b e i ng at the cor. nor of St. Peel! Claasch.yard when the•mob came by, and that a musket w as , p ut i nto hi s h an d by a strange person, wearing a snuff.coloured coat. There was a man emplOyid sweeping the.street cl , )se James. Parker, street-sweeper, was called, and confronted. with the privnterovhom he denied having seen . on.thesday in question; nor'clid such a circtitn sstanee tike place at the corner as.that described by . • Cdditien. ' Chattel GAF° deposed; that on Monday last; after the attack made .upon Mr. Platt, in Skinner-str et, he went to procure handcuffs for the detention of tl)e assassin, ai who was then in custody. Upon his retn to the h ouse of Mr:_fleckwps, be observes, a. number of persons about the door, and. informed them thrt the man who had been t a ke n Was just set at liberty. At thirtinie, a boy:reas only in the shop.. the man who wounded Mr. haft -was up stairs, - in custody of Worrall, the Officer; and the wounded, Gentleman was also up stairs, attended by two females. Mrs. Beckwith was also in the house, but in a dying state. Witness opened one of the doors to speak with thost without, when the first person he saw was the.priso ner Cashman. Witness told him and his companions that the man (meaning the person who shot Mr. Plait) was gone; but this was not believed, and the prisoner, haranguing the.mob, cried out Follow me I" They then entered the house, and the priso ner seized him by the collar. Witness, however, took up a blunderbuss and presented it At the priso. ner, when the latter instantly drew froni Ms breast a pistol, and presented it in return, observing--" I can fire as well as you." Witness instantly retreated up stairs to inquire as to the state of the blunderbuss, when he was besought by tf.e females attending Mr. Platt to desist from such a parpose. .He soon after wards discovered that the man who shot Mr. Pia , t had been rescued, and that the place of his detention bad been discovered, by his approaching a window to address the mob. Witness was positive as to the per son and features of the prisoner. The Louts MAYOR now asked the prisoner to re. late how he had been engaged in the course of the morning ? when he stated, confusedly, that he had been first to Doctors' Commons, next to the Admi ralty, with a letter to Admiral Martin, in behalf of a sick man who wanted admissinn to an hospital ; and lastly, that he had come to Soinerset House.— He subsequently stopped• at St. Paul's; but denied having heed either in Spalielas or Skinner-street on that day. Cartwright, the' Marshalrnan, here informed the Lord Mayor, .that tbq account just given by the; pri loner was entirely at earl ince with his statement when taken into custedy on Monday. He then made the folloWing declaration:—" I. had been to the Admi riilty; but cannot obtain relief; I came out, thereto: e, for the purpose of killiag or to kill." It was suggested by Mr: Middleton, a Gentleman who lank particular notice of the proceedings in Skin ner-street, as also. by Mr. Platt, the brother of the 'Wounded Gentleman, that a boy . in the service of Mt. Beckwith could' speak to the person of Cashman. In this idea the Lord Miyor coincided, and the prisoner was remanded. At Sheffield, daring the forenoon of Tuesday, some aianzong symptoms of riot were manifested, and great aAitation prevailed. By the prompt, early, and rificaci.:us measures adopted by Mr. STUART WOhTLEY and the Magistrates, however, we rej lice to be able to add, that the threatened outrage was prevented. The cavalry stationed in the Barracks were called out, and by twelve o'clock at night the populous place was restored to its usual tranquillity, no mischief worthy of notice having been perpetrated. The accounts from the inland districts, from ishit . ting ham especially, state every thing to be quite quiet. In our Paper of yesterday, in the examination of Captain Tvlron, instead of the .Bedford Arms, in Guldford•street, we should have said the Portland Arms, in Guildford. street. After the parties were' bound over to prosecute, the Captain was detained in the 'Magistrate's room above stairs until the eieuilig, and then admitted to bail. A woman, of the name of Thunquon, was yes:erday brought to Union IL.ll i by cow of the Overseers of Camberwell, chargcd with obtuining money under false pretences from several parish of fi cers. ,Oue over seer mud, that the prisoner applied . to him on Tues day morning, stating herseif lo be with child, ensile great distress, owing to her hnshantt, ii isoldier in. the Gttatcli, !Living dem tc(l her. Two father overseers stated, that illey were applied to by the prisoner on the same day, who told them" a sim i lar relieved her. -A tourthovetseerstatecOliaton Wed tale, and each nesday the . prisoner applied to him with - a similar tale. In the midst of her pathetic • address, how eier, her burthen unfortunately fell from under her. clothes, and proved to be a large parcel' °Crags.— She was cotninitted to the House of Correction as rogue and vagabond. Mow Lizht and William Butler, *ho were brodght a few days since from Valenciennes, inleAnce, undet.' went an examination on a charge of being concerned with Webb (executed), and others, in breaking open the Louse of Mrs. Rama in Eastry, near Sandwich, in Kent, in the month of March last, and stealing bank note; and other property to-a large amount, at which time the robbers wese disguised, and behaved in a Most. terrifying manner to Mrs. Ramel. Light stands indicted ,: it was therefore only necessary to identify his person upon it: they were, however, both remanded for a further inveiligatiOn, when the wit nesses, who reside in Kent, will attend.---The priso ners are well known at what are called the Resurrec tion men ; and at the time of the waethey used to follow the armies. to get the teeth of those that were slain for the dentists. Jaw: Caher was next brought forward; charged with being fountamong the rioters at the Royal Ix. change on Monday: . The offictr who took the prisoner into custody was not in attendance, neither was he recognized by any of these persons *ho t o ok so active a put in suppress ing .the riots. A number of persons alio appeared on his behalf, stating. that h. was a shipwright residing in Dept find tor many yeikrf, and had borne the most unim peachable character.. The LokD MAYOR *ld s that this high 'character might prove very useful to the prisoner ; but As he was found acting with en in the midst of a danyerouti mob, he must detain him for further examinatiiiit He was accordingly remanded. Alter these public examinations, which lasted until five o'clock, the LORD MAYOR retired to his private room, where, assisted by Sir JAMES SHAW and Mr. Holman, he-entered into another examination of the prisoner Praton. Nothing was elicited, however, beyond the sub stance given in the first part of onr statement, and the prisoner was remanded, With orders that he should be kept separately confined. Arms of .all description; confine to be brought to the Marisionlionse. vaulter were yesterday lodged 'there, which had .been taken or found in the Ward of Sir JA& bnAw, and the amount at present unclaimed -may be estimated at nearly 100 stand. The utmost vigilance continues in prevail in the investigation of the miserable plan of the rioters, and every exertion is making for the apprehensien of the younger Watres. The exertions of the LORD MAYOR `are unceasing, by night as well as by day. • Yesterday Patria Kean ' a boy; thirteen years of age, was brought up . for final examination to Hat ton-Garden Office, charitai with having burglariouily and feloniossly broke chi shop window of Mr. Gen. Cornish, baker,' at theVotoer of Chancery-Line and Holborn, and unlawfulti and forcibly taking there from a quantity of bitcuiti, buns, and other kinds of bread —Mich. Winder said, that about. seven o'clock on Monday, the evening of the Meeting in Spafields, he observed a mob of people, about 150 in number, _ _ _ Yesterday a man, whoheeps a chandler's shop in Bedfordbury, appeared at Birsr.street, to' answer a charge of selling bread short of weight. He was convicted in the penalty of 5s an bona on thilteen ounces and a half. deficient in weight, on two guar. tern fiaves and two half•quaftero loaves. The com plaint was not brought furward• by a coirimOn 'infor mer, but by a poor woman who has five children to maintain, and who bad frequently complained of the shoimess of the weight of the biead ; the loaf of which she came to the Office to complain weighed only fans' pounds, being five ounces and a half short. An objection' was taken to her cornplaint,'that she had not paid for the lad, but the Magistrate over. ruled it, as the washable to Ray fOr it. • Three fine horses, the property of Mr. CHAMBEit• LAIN. of Kimpstoh; in Norfolk, wets: killed last week by:the groodi administering to them alarge span tity.of hellebore, to - make their coats appear fine ;—, and two orthree days after, Mr. Srunroan, of Litch ans,. its the vibe county, had nearly lofttwo build ful animals from. the sate dangerous Cip!riMelli. CO.KONEIt'a Itwatissi..—An Inquisition was taken last night at the house of Mr. 'JOHN Mti.t.a, the Gate Tavern. Feederick.place, Harnpfteid road, upon the' body of RICOMID STAillta. Esq. of Friclaick-place, Hampstead-road, St. Pancras. Oa Tuesday the ceased had dined out with some .Gentlemen; and • 111 • ! stree cloposedio being in Company wi;s4 the fait witt . feac; seeihg the 'prisoner break the w indow. . - - .• • ; and take s his arms full of bisritit out of the 64 me:, and A renewal of the Ilya . ;lin the pogil3siic ring rok heard the prisoner say, when he was taken, ' 4 . I)—n place yesterd t y between Dune. And Qr,K•kAl on a• me, I am catched—r escue me."—Charles Cornish. of Epping Forest,. within a I.,nrA din 4ncF .4, nephew to the pretecator, 'moved the. same facts, and Tile acei,./aeur •.• at kept Prolatint4,a secr:4 .t..it evt ft the prisoner was fully committed for trial many in iliefattis hist rem, ff.t4rvi 4 .aplrect to The two men who wer e t a k en i n Spafields on sits- ! sp - o aided the Son in the"Sands.. -- .ear,it i tcltheathi picion of being concerned hi rescuine the iiiflamma. which had wen !tame& . the • r e m ttley tory Orator who addressed the crowd out of th e cut groups thron,:ti Woolwich and Charlton tO.the ferry, Cody of Mr. Sta ff ord, of l..low•street, and Jilin Lim- resembled am ih flying beiote a trop of.cavalry.—• brick, one of the Hatton Garden Oflicere, were exa• I At the terry the ix:liens:ten make Cie best of 'the bustle,. mined, and discharged for want of proof. Limbrick and not rivalled cirri th,: tunic .ilectpysna Hampton secured the flag, which is now at Hatton Garden Court Brider, in [Leir diiigesice,to make the best of. Office. their . rusionl. rs. Many got ducking, (04 he ed less YesterdaY morning one o f th e h orse patro l e arr i ve d of datiger, they made the best of their way to, the ring. at Bow-street. Office with a lad in custody, having Bone tought Carter in the maiden tisah of sbe latter, apprehended him on Wedne s day night in the town on Ealing 0-mmon, four years since . ; au4 Crockry; of Whetstone, in consequence of his bring suspected the sailor, has been busy in the ring, with m ' ll .'l . of being one of the. rioters in the City on Monday ; cess, the last two years. &me was seconded by Oliver he had a pistol in his possession, which on esainirsa- and Eales, and Clarke .fold 4 Kis ion seconded tion proved to be a new one, and which is supposed Crockey. id sttitig d to 4 • n Bsioe• . to have been stolen tiont one of the gurniskers' uniind I. Crockey tat to lu art aoltwartl round manoti, sad a shops. The prisoner admits being in London on I " l 9" in g " 3 ""ti h ' fl o wbit hist over his bear.) upon -di? Monday' at the time of ' the riots, bu t denies being an i sn is P c u i f , ! . l . s t w a f t dstieft - fi r to trbd of wrestling, hots ba4 fctor in them. He accounts for being possessed of t. coicker war tai down Witkort eereaaony. the pistol by saying he f oun d it . H e was conveyed 3. lion , - repeated Ids bits, Had pwckey planter) some blows to the Secretary of State's Office for the Home about the body, wound, bit seesaws. After two nit:Lifts fir,Lting, , ckey was tliroww. Dristrtment, where he uodtrwent vary strict ex- Cr , Proia •Itis to •• animation. toe 10th roved, It Wll4Cheliu College :o a set:try-tier. Ids-Ae dvt•tour,',t his Adversary in *sere point. tie Eight of the ri-ters have seen taken by the esti- had length and sole. ce upon slits, and whilst CI-wok fitts wrre vity of the Lambeth-street Offi2ers, almost all with sv. , thgine rum!, Bone hr. strait with his kft band at the centre arms in their hands, nunely :—Two dt cent youog iro te ti n ir ea; , ! g , h a t t . t h d i n uff ed a i t ,g ta b la a w bu it u l t t l e e I rr e t. ar. Claret 9:w cootoudy men, taken by Griffizhs ai the George 'rap, White. lc Crock ey wale a (leveret stand, sod fought well. Lie was Chapel., oad, with a pistol, broadsword, shot.bclt, lilt stOwsi on his knee. It the muddle of the round, but he rear 'and arninuniLion in their possession. Mr. Rae, the vent) and mad: play. Ile, however, bad !nada tut worst of it, gunsmith, claims the pi3lll. and belt. A third, a 3 : 14. , ; w :e. uh l t , matei l d g ra!tt . j. t , u sailor, with shot and fl . his possession ; a fonfri, r l ice was hers: stand, an d got severely pia). h a ere a t n vider ' tly et be ii atbutlteprutracted the tight with cwt) blunderbusses ; Hite] and sixth with.guns ; to the 45th round, without a elyinct) 4 eutsvithcalitl ng the &per A seventh, a sailor, taken opposite Mr. Pott's, in the ui Isis atilseKnfts, sf.i:s-ts s earnest. his fate resetntaing Minuries, his hands cut with the [ - lass of the window ; ilea of a buck horse who b•l lost his nose is a bAcFsword coo bat. toe eighth with a pistol. The battle lasted g 5 ralintiie,;. ine Was not much • butt, but he WAS not lc to:ty. The bottle was fur .I'.) guineas. JAhlEs Bova, TlfE flow Boy, AND A THICK-3ET ATHLIITIC JAIL fti.—A second battle was fought be tween the above men, which made up for the defici ency of the other. The combatants were known tio. reti,;•k Lred ones. West Country Dick and Randal seconded the sailor, and Eales and Clat ke eondeiren tied to support the Bow buy. A smart cothbat of `.15 round. in 42 minutes took place. Bunn cut Inagift the sailor, but the tar had weight, and lie exercised hit powers with much determination. Some very manly rounds were fought, and both received m:r .rily. The sailor, in the end, tarnished the Rag; for when sitting On his second's knees, he gave in, having at the time the best of the fight. The sports ended on the appearanee Oliver.. IINh. • A respite wAs yesterday received f►r /Wirt Toon. head during his Royal Highness the Palace Ractiort's pleasure. ' 'ni b morning, William Artier:on, a watch-Raishee, was put to the Isar of the Old 13ailek charged v. i 11 the murder of J. LEVY, an ripprentire to Mr. Twit. urn, of St. John's street-road. Ir will be recol!-cted the prisoner and &ravaged swum A 31.01 1 6-, s.r.r.st yid latter received several severe cuts with some sliarp instrument, which caused his death. Courki app:i. d 'this morning to have the trial put off, in consequence of the abseine of a material witness for the prosec.a. tion, which was granted until Tuesday next. Curious Notice, in the Rite rransnonain, Paris— . 68 M. de --, Professnr of Dnlamation Ana painter, teaches l'ragedy, and white-washes ceilings." On the 2.tilt of last October, Antoine Delbriel, she son of a fish:!rman of St. Itafine, at the risk of ti; .own life, rescued a boy of nine yeas: of age from most inevitable death : the boy was alone on board a vessc,l in the river Aveyron, and by Some accident or carelessness he fell into it, and after rising once or Twice, he was about to sink for the last tic .e, when the fisherman's son jumped in with .his clothes on, and saved the youth. The Mayor of the town gave him a reward for his noble conduct, at the head of the National Guard of the place. Pars u. I ' 6lt PLAY.—Wednesday evening, accor ding to annual custom, the King's Scholars, at Westminster School, performed one of Tani:lces Comedies. The Play chosen for this year was t! t e Eunuchs's.. The text was delivered accurately, and with an intention to metre, from which many ascots might take a lesson with advantage. Mr. HUTCHINSON. as //air, Mr. BALL as Gnatho, and Mr. GATOR, as Thrace, played with great spirit and discriinina:ion. Parneeno was also very well performed. Charm and (among the inferior characters) Pyihine were credi tably acted. The part of rintiftho was o mi tte d, an d consequently the scene betwran him and Charea,• in which the litter describes his proceedings in the house of 744ir. - - Datuav SAVR TnEatnt.--The Opera of Lionel and - Clariese teas perharmed last night, tor the purpo.e of bringing out a new candidate for public favour the. part of avian. A Miss MANCIRON, a pupil (if Mrs. Muutsrass, - . made her first appearance on any stage, in tbis.character. In person, this young Lady boasts considerable advantages from Nature, and we thought we could discover :t resemblance to Miis Na.sn. Her voice has much sweetness, and often becomes beautifully plaintive in its lower tones, bast its compass is not greht. She displayed much scien , 7e in several of her songs, and was rapturously encored. The terrors of a first appearanxenperated against her all the evening. These surmounted, we doubt not :s tile feebleness which. sometinfes accompanied her graceful execution, and with is that lameness of action which she possessei c9tmocin with molt young singers, will. vanish, And !ember a v.iloable acquist. don to the vocal stittigth,o( the Theatre. Mr. Cooks. in Lionel, acted with%spirst and propriety. and sung most of his songs with fiery great effect. His own song, from ederiii'lhipeat, .0. I'll ever love thee dearly," was particilarly admired, and unanimously called fry agaip..,, Dosvcas).Celoord 0 . /diwy, and-Mis s . afrordese r "lch _ were also very sue. 'me cd1 "" 0 , 6 to " "" imv u " " uuFv " wun house of ' — bee ----7 tso - iir -- en -...-74"lu ife la l' KEL aa."4 L'Wi D 544.11. 47: 11749'" T '""im447' anam's Jilted so et u . 0 t pris oner Preston. principally a a and oys, about Mr. w returned home, a ev o clock , s Diana, r .muc mirth, and left th e ", 3 Lordship next proceeded to the examination Cornish, baker, at the end, of Chancery.lane, in Hol. th a t. h e , was very poorly, and went to bed; he audience nothing to desire. Mt* • BLAND as Jens St hi s int:11)11'00s, John Cashman and James Carter, also taken at born; the prisoner was•in front, and appeared to. be was very sick alter he was in bed; - lans lid that he and Mrs. Senna. as Lax Nary. brit u ta w Exchange among the rioters, the former with a *ra 1 the ringleader ; when he came up to the window, he had dr a nk r e o much wine, and. felt' an excruciating cessful ; Penn aiquitte. fit se I very creditably in nmediately • minket. The investigation was public, and' turned • round anti addressed the mob; saying— .paun i n his a romacb.. About two o'clock the SetVlV.k Harman; *aid S.. •iff . lairty, was felicitously actor/ of mu!, Office was crowded to excess. - •'• D—n my eyes, this is a baker's shot:ld—let us go . n." beard a nois e in the - room , and immediately went in. ridiculous. The Opera went off altogether with un. hi s with. the.fla "I;orhtean was first put rt. the bar, when .He turned up both bigheads, thrust hiselbows against He was in great agony ; the noise she heard was by bounded applique. .Seyetil shouti • followed the de. inderies, e> fiam„ e• 10 ,4 g, the Marsh:amen, deposed, that he the windosi, and broke two panes: he they took both the deceased falling out of bed. She went for a sur- inent of the eurtaiti, andatbso DaWro" 'uncoa t ed a lock: rrh his arms-full of what ' IM in the window, on Which ,eon ;. .he came imenediately,•end found he . had f a ll e n ' r ep et iti o n f i l e_perfaimanoe. 'for Tuesday, a y . 411- : it i a •at the %aster n s id e o f L i m R o y a l Exchange on red od' e , -- 4 1' 4 34 at the time of the Riots,- when be saw airiness secured him, - era brought him into the shop. out of bed. The J ur y returne d a verdict of—Did nebtii cry at Brave V' burst from ail parts of tha Ar 7 1 - 8- b to: Ilisoner do n t o a m an w h o was - t ok eo i nto , ca a. Thomas Martins a witekniakers lain!! in Benner- by the Visitation of G. • 4:•