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4, c ;' MISS . ULEY AIM MR. KEAN. sraixateart OP MISS mAeADDRY'S. zatotiommiter - a - : DRURY-LANZ, IN THE SPRING OF 1818. In the spring of 1818, I entered into a treaty with the Drury-lane Committee for twelve nights ;tl risk -ins entirely on my side, in case of fa** the first night—and in the *event of ' success, tartmOln :. meats depended entirely on their liberality, no pe cuniary stipulations being made. Imogine, in Ben; tram, was the part fixed upon for my debut; . and the part, correctly written from the Prompter's book, was sent to me in Waterford. Immediately on. 'tn; •• arrival in town, I.had a meeting with the Committee; two rehearsals were appointed, and my first appear arce in Imogine fixed for the following week: severs' days passed, but neither rehearsal nor performance took place-, nor any reason assigned for the delay• at length- I wrote to inquire the cause, and was - formed in. reply—" T/iat Mr. Kean 's time was Ally occupied, it was impossible to fir his attention Bertram for the present." • Leonid not conceive what attentions could be re quisite on the part-of Mr. KEAN, to a character whit he must have performed at least forty or fifty times, but I plainly saw some . Anil play .was, in meditatien. I wfote a letter to -the •Conunittee, stating, that ' Mr;KRAN had any objection perform with me, . : . had not arty desire to perform'ivith him; and though I should prefer Imogine to ail other characters as . fiat appearanee, yet I would'change it to any other more suites to the convenience of the Theatras..-/3c/- tfidii - a, if they thoeght; prdper. I said, I did not appeal to their humanity , • 4,.441 not . require. an: Jamul; "bist.siinply the perfeettiance . of my engage . men: with them. - ~':: :: ••• - • This letter drew ail; ithitecraafe reply, -and I was inforfned thal one of the Gentleinen of the Committee would wait Onarae in a dityaw.tuo This interview, which I may truly s ay was'oneOethe 'most..., piiiitul of my life, unfolded...fa...Me. a ditertpinte spirit c oppositron tut .4piwairen- akte!lf in'Practieb kg - al:tit . ine ;Aviv, reasepsfVeit asiignect to ,prove that' Y engagement need not be . fulfilled, oat leait should be piWponed Bahl next season,' I Was much . hurt; but was anir to-be frightened' out Of my rights.. Mr: KaAN hicl, *)Vi:elkfiy,,ASS,llll4, : i, Op I ., tilflS incapable of Inisiams;Lhad undertiska 'if} pciform." Great Goa! could this man, basking in-the sun shine ()fp - Asperity' -acid- ptiblic fatten,' thus delibe rately etala:the.faitSe; And Strike at the very existence of an unprotected female, who had never in any way injuredlaim 4 and whose all. Of-fortune was in the ex....reile of those taletiti bestowed "span -her b,y Pita iaatsca. Upon what autherity Mr. KRA N could make this assertion was strange; as . we had never by any accident net, since we had each attained our . 20th year ; previous to that age, I. had led the bus: n..-ss of the . Belfast Theatre, and - Bind been honoured with the public encomiums of .Mrs."SiniaO•s; when •Mr. Keart was scarcely trusted to deliver a message. . That I had, fur the last -three years, devoted m7' talent to the charity Plays of Ireland, was a circum• stance advanced.as rendering me unfit for the: busi• r.-ris of a regular Theatre. . . • Irrumerable were the insults, degradations, and arrietiec I had to encounter, until the accidental arrival of a Gentleman from the North, who inter fered-and demanded the performance:of my-engage ment: It was at length arranged that I. should Mike '1127 appearance in .Msrlemone. - Thief I positively re fUyed, and then hid itiy chbiee: Of 'Lady Randolph, with Mr. KEAN . as Noi 4 rd, OF !Madera 4 , kith the iifde test of the einripiy.. I chose the giti'llfiitf,2fter a paigur, 'delay or pne month- a -I 'cane forivaid Tatty Itchriolph. My .success' (ivit&ut - patranate, friends, .or :sapient; ,save from a Bharat pablit) far exceeded 'my mcrt sagtione htiPia, and. the Play was reaeaied :Etc nights, ' Mi'l If kAat prOpc4ed Lent C atstance for' my . secOtitteliai'acter, • Aelare of t he - di ifietitte of 'this lAA, - li - cirily- fitwaqo- rh4randeut and titgnity.of talent 'by.'whitla Mii, - StfibOsrs . :is , dis.:. tiu,iiiited, 'and Mitheut The adiquitige *of 'eierhat& 'big aSta-foliied 'the charge r * ' (iikee Otilymice),! Pre: 'fuseilkiitarird my , repatatiOn'tkeie pulite opinion, ty l tfiitt t i'Ait my ' sectiedliatt;*til'Bettra hi Via l ' 'at liat;hoO . trot-Vein:di% elf. • Ny'snecesi in that wis litater lett bike" • hi 1 then isetitkateilie lalriaL:ttettt E bnitiiiire; 'Slot ,it otifidigaaftt was anxioniloavisid 'atitteeeil ItherealiOn: heist ed to r i 4t ßevitoti. send '4laiefi:Elizabeth, bu .1%11 1 44 At P 0 5447 1 0 40 :4 ° ;P# 66 * e i t hk r, _y_. ' " Ittf k r Cfleara*sigoitlit 4 5 4 1 . re•o49Pr : :`t..oo4 : 'te • t• l' ..r°& " e ' .Yuck. eatwi think . 'them .: days, .4mieith -oar notsge. IVlrreeri In pal' aessaexte alas equallytgraH 'ari n fica' ' xekc u i t v., o(tyl l tiSittiliott f t_bita t t N i.. )I.any" teasOns..coinYinea*t.O, pp:yetit the - sii4Oillfthis! piece ' • it was, however, repeated-three 66 4 * * i rt Z le ] miastaif my eusgogetsent s the Theatre elosqd, fanm _the .varioet. aitercatipns, then afloat. Wten a .re-' ..o*iied,• I thought. it R4pndient tO play once more, *rake have. my• latt appearance-, her the- seasue an. • flounced ...Lady Mao W was the only PaEt 9pwq ' 'ili=••• As:* matter of Juressity-Tatki.,than . chai:k . • unsterseali LI i - ., ava;. will it bAkinikiviitio.4ifto I $4 . .. r - YittiSeitiltnetrti titttll perrifiled ;be. pArt of Lady ifaiiiio lieftike la.l-ntirlan audience, ,withoot .any re .:himeiia4.lciiee altending, .save Miss Tinswett, Mr ' 1 1 404 and : Mr. Nticrioßkt.t... . ~. .• kortyreteni the petty effints made to, tumble . in; p l idev,o9x.a. mind accusuisned to conteiar with fer ia:sea eren:from the age . of sixteen,, was not easily ..anblue(h.thcnigh. :it might be tortured. Nothins, now remained. of .My engagement brit the eniole n*ets.: .Frotnani first ei rival in I,oadett till the.final sloe of my affairs, at Drury-lane, a.lapse of . A ficfn - t!iiseks. occurred-•••my • journey Jpng, my. expenses --,hiarvii. my remuneration4:so..ihort of ..what I had • 'lethally spent in the . service . of•th e . Theatre.. .. -.-7-1 felt mine a case of' pectiliar hardship, but not ... - 2oubting.that the next season would. compensate for ; the.less of thepresent„ I buried my injuries in silence, -mid resolutely checked the public•complaints of seine ; , literary frieada,.whoavere acquainted, and diegusted ; . • ! wish. the. whole contract I had experienced during the .....progress.of my engagement. Whether the jeatpeo , ..tifICIrsKeA.N, 'or the parsimony of the pecuniary ar .:,radgeuientscf the...Theatre, have closed the doors. ',.. against me, I know not; bat they appear to be closed.] . : Thereasona assigned are, I understand, that I am too •,,:r, and would not submit to Mr. KEJN'S authority. i i : d . y submission,to Mr. KRAN's authority is meant . ;slavery-Mid, -caprice, I own myself unfit for the ahject.etski. amp:We of integrity diadaills SO. tread in the paths of hypocrisy and meatmess,.even though' self-interest may point' the road. • • • • . - • • • . . • ' . - SURREY ASSIZES. ~x . . ▪ ' ,e-' • .. ..: SIZES . . • - letter to Aid it, Edwin snatched it froth hits , etyltit - FROM LAS T MGHT'S GAzzT TE. • , that '" *tire *if sofa ' e* privatettitiiiii init," and • A .,. ' Ai piecisi. MICHAFD ItilkiliAW, CLERIC, 11107014.2W15, *add riot let him read at: they, howeeLse, - aetfuliy .JThls Gazette annetenceitimilipbhiti„,* of Free, . Blue . Mamie Pur ' suivant of Armt, • vice P ' .11ait ' le.' 3 ,, - ;........ -- ' l4 •-•• •••• :•001.1f. wan' ofiaatal • Wasetiiiii• u#ost - Art ittliter- inditeedifim to quit possession and would not let rg•" die °lke a' that iler ,ll4 . 4 rtcant bys ek „ e . 4 ' l• -' 4 .• . Townsend, Esq. • and that of W. WOOd 3 Eft...l ,;, --- „,,, t1 r iei l ' felli s r ton ootiiintiabT, AT 'dOSYlitti, HAHRitittRE. him send for Messrs . Minchis: and Weddell, whom . • the . This indictment, Which hadbeentemovedficim the wi s he d , ~. . . _ , , .... he to consult on the occasion ; and stated the the office of•Whxlcor Herald.] . . i ---, r , ,y-ase i account balance ti. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ; d ie Hampshire Quarter Sessipni; teas tried last Friday, atwi him, for his keeping . possession, on which . a of 45/. was du to him , Commissions i and Which .....- ae_• Kingston, before a Special Jury. The pleadings weee .s.. theY - Protidsed to pay,' but have never yet done, but signed by the Vice Lieutenant end Der. i Lohn Linton, James Torkingoa, William At: zu 11 - a - ' 1 . tenant ot the County of Iluntingclon. -'' '' i; Pe' stated . by Mr. PLATT, •;• •• • z " -gift it to be paid by Messrs. Warlters. At the sane °come Lord *materna, the Hon. Francis Henry x-,. per, . Mr. Serjeant OlisLow, in a lnmittouland : the ous speech, stated the case at large, which was ,4edr; - q u time that. Percival fitted possession, • one .William ',MOMS Wright Vaughan, Henry Peter Ste 1 ".-- -' - -- Hartley, Esqrs. to be Deputy I i se e . ~,_. . 1 " 1.1. -'"'ci • • 01E, tainly.of an eetraordinary nature, and ,had created. rtyde was put into possession under a fraudulent bill of sale made to Hatikins and two other creditors of Coninaissions is the Royal Sherwood ea Fo a r a ste a- lito my considerable interest. The Learned Serjeant detallek tiis, shire Regiment of Militia , • d b e . rl ' . . °r Yan'..., logic 7 the ~,,,,y, 0 . ,... , tee; the circumstances as follows: - In the month, pf Mer and has continued there evii - sinee, who keeps ' the Oilier doors always locked,' so • th at no one can • the Coontt of Nottingham. • -11; tar- 1815, .the defendant Bingham, havieg failed in h ave i teal app li cation to the Court of King's, Bench, to set aside to be Len viant • Colonel• it •' lt . r --'''' .' access to it without the permission of some one, °en " Ct ' a P r s• t° be C°l3° ° l • Jat r- , " ( X"'' C, Th , of the defendant Bingham's farnil , who keeps all the st 'or s ' . °i•cf •' - '"'"• 111 . * * ---••• • 1 f-t'e• t: tit. nee an execution that had ,been , takeW.out against ' him, ke y s a• kt f ollies claims c. 3 . .. in ; and thus the S heriff an d •. r. omusssous the Derbyshire Rer:inect ef To m - .s. ay; and executed by the Sheriff of Hampshire, at the have been' defeated. valry, signed by the Vice-Lieu:mane of the Cir-ey • •,,„! I in- *ink of his late attornies,, Messrs. Boswell and • Maine Sir Robert Wilmot, Rift. - to he tth .. :_,...,,. a The first svitness called . was itichard Percival, who . • dommandant, 'ice Sir Henry Crewe„,.lecees.d. .•-• • Pte to Buckle, for a sturt.of £1,583 ; and the Sheriff being proved allthat had been. stated by the Learned Set 7 tzln Clown, Esq. to be 31ajor, vice Si: liv: - • • ••4 ---''' 'i''• on ordered try the Court immediately to satisfy the debt f. • .as (though the effects Cl the defendant pad not been jeanta s o ar as fiepeeted hint. prenleted B A NEUT.' PTS. John Pritchard, Bristol, grocer, to wirrer.der.A, r 2rr e. kap..ltrestoL - re- sold,. the sale having been suspended by the previous Mr. John Gf ) es, clerk to kr. Pearson, of Staple.' ich order of the. Court)) anodic; of the defendants, Mr. Inn, the attesting witness to the bill of sale from the May sz, at twelve, at the Coidt ner . :i:i EL , lnti r • •-‘1;:::,.. • • ... 6 comics, "Messrs. Poole and breenheitli D..--ifs r".• • Ri7n!r i d r. k a am e i t i t st ' er Fletehest, late er ladcW.. - " - nte - ! . •a: , les; Lewis, the defendant Bingham's then attorney, Sheriff to Messrs. Warhers, was next called ; but not ••-ft.-: , is On. applied to Messrs. Warlters, respectable brokers, btastg able to prove a depu tation ,., to Mr. Hollis.from - oro Miy .5; ti', and mss , at 61 • at Ste CeNrel . ;:t, it; --- '' ticil t if living in Fleet.market, for a loan of .CBOO, which Whrother, who was the person appointed Under- hlanchester.• Atter:nes, Mr. Bliekhl biatieg e s et y i , ,!•'' t, I they agreed to make, and Mr. Hollis, the Under- 'fiherifffor that year, though the office was conducted ..1 Ilennell and Dion, St. Strithinitene: k i Sheriff, advanced the remainder of the money, up 'by Mr. . Halls, the inry; - •uhder• the direction of the b Charles Edward Jonthi, Kentish 'Pitt, tamer, An': ctrl' .rf . a satisfy Boswell and Buckle's execution ; and a bill of - Loomed Judge, gave.* verdiet olacquittah ` . r,ane2s, as• twelve, at .6tailiiiialL. Atroraq pi. .. her sale of all the defendant Bingham's effects was made-' Air. Bingham, who is at present cor.firredlottliin the - 'Lora Mayor"s Court,O.SeeAteyal rotanie. ' - tar. kb. from the Sheriff to Messrs: Warlters, in trust tOrtePaY . ' rules uf the King's Beath for debt; washrbught down Jolla Pearson, Leicester, coittitiiicion.agel:nt, itpilll7. ...Ai •- ' • - 3 not themselves the sum of 800/. so advanced by the% im44 by Habeas Corpus to .appear at the trial. - . Islay . , 25, at tel at Guiedimil, lii‘adon. At:omits, il t „ .ni top the expenses of. the sale of the effects; - which Ryas '.. Alcuck r id Hall, Skiptela, Yerishire; or itir. Bere•lec a ''' ,t ~ • de:s-ttentrt, Temple. go. 'undertaken and agreed by the defendant Bin Nan ' . _,_ . .is Edwar . .l Dolphin, Cheadle, Staffore,shire, plarr.Ner 3; 4 g!:; .. , , e 11'1 4 E11e Kilkenny Astites; On the 501frult. Tharercis should take place within two months from that titans, • Apr il 19, 20, and Flory 25, at twelve , at the•P.o••al 0 i ~. Healy and Hero Hunter, soldiers of the 44th Regi- alewife. Atniettief, Mr. Brandon, ' Cheenile Stag s: • • 1. vas and in further trust, to account for and pay over'to mein, were tried for robbing and afterwards murder. , ..t. " 1,.., Richard or 3ir. Copy, o i c e e t e te s r te: i r a , a v e icieli'lier, May 4. S, and t's, tee the Sheriff the balance of such Sale, to be applied by'ltiv. an Michael Ryan, an inhabitant of the above town, aw, him. in satisfaction of Messrs. Boswell and Becklei by throwing him over the little bridge, inJohn-street, se v en , ic at the Star and Garth , Wofcelter. A:teruier. fill debt, and of such other debts to which the same tins Whi t e , Lincoln% Inn; or Mr. ii'. , ""I Kilkenny. The iffaie•liappeifed late at* night, on the of liable under several writs of ferificias. The lale worth, Worcester. i l nit was accordingly fixed for the t9th of June following; 30th of January. • The.chatte teat - Fully proeedegiainst Elia* Gleveil; jun. and Edward Glover, Miniver:l; .. •Healy, but Hunter was - acqUitted. ()n the 7th in- s hire, _ brewers, Mar 7, a, and, 25; at one, at the C . . till when Messrs. Warlters ittencied it Gosport to conduct stant Healy was executed :' he behaved. wi th the ut- L el ', Da or l l'i t : s r s et ' rs t : l 't at a i.,: i tt i t a i "' . 31t • m C r i a lr!er.&- ,ild the auction; but on the morning when the sale was to most firmness, and protested his innoeence_to the last, irt, have commenced , the defendants Bingham and Lewis lllehaa;sl 'Alscom;••Liverpool, Merchant, April 27, - 31 1 4 1' n 4 1 .: ' . I err; applied to, and earnestly entreated 4 - .Wm.Warlters .The trial of Mr. Akrande-• Loo Koy, for horse .259 it one, at the beinge inn, Di . a.str e et, LiV erpoo t Me and Mr. Hollis, who was.attendieg atGestsort, to post. stealing, took place at GlOncester on MOnday week: torches, t Mr ; -tester, er, Staple Inn; or Mr. Garnett, I'4- Pet s fr ec linung, rr iun. ' and Robert Anderson,' late of r, . pone theiale, assuring them that a person, who was The circumstances of * the case; which has excited in. then at Gosport, having accompanied. Mr. Lewis from considerable interest in •Cheltetthant and its vicinity; sall4nakets, April •17, May 1 and 25, at ten, at 'Cl: : '27 be- London, would advance the money necessary to dis- are nearly as follow :—The prisoner, in November Attortist, Metal- Igunt and &mama, Broaa.,erms_b u i, . Mr. E vans, a 'fobn a G;ton, ice charge Mr. \Varlters's claim, and the various elect'. last, obtained from the prosecutor,St. James's-itrcet, picmre-dealer, Aprii 2•.,.. ray tions ; and upon a payment of 4001. on account, to Chesnut horse, on condition of returning Or paying , • i . „ 7 , 44 l,,, t 2s ' l4a it tb te t l g e t e Guilaban• Att°rne Y' 141- ' tr • the Messrs. Warlters, . the postponement of the sale was riot . it the same evening. Ire, however, neither re- William Splatt, Devilish, Devat, honse-builller, April 20, '.' as. agreed to, and 'at the repeated Ind earnest entreaty of turned the hbrse, nor paid the molten . but in a few to and 95, at eleven, at the London - Itio, Modish: A.. lid MesSrs.Bingluovand Lewis,' was from time to time days sent a draft to-MtiEuntis, drawn on Jeltn-Birni, ney, Mr. Hon; Ilattnnegarden. by postponed, to give the defendant Ilaitglnitn an ripper. and Co. of London. NO such firm, it was subse- ' 6 7 1 7:1 '' '', Y p(16 % 131. st°l ' -c° ?: / j /T tar ' Aglr , 28 ' C iur amity, of raising the money; anclii ;Vas not instil Sep.- quently discovered, then existed ; the house being vie ..-, 'AI: aa . a kl a rel l ilfr e i n.ind a Zwitt e • , :tr i ad:street ; 41. 44 A : J: isit tembee, 1815,,, that the whole of Messrs. Warlters 's shut up, and the parties having Absconded six weeks Levan and Brame !Lista T, red demand was paid .to them, and upwards o'Bool. was previously. . The prOsecutor traced his horse - to Ox- .it n'tndli'to be made at fit7ILIYIALL. t. ken still left.due to. Mr. liollis, -on, accoupt of the money ford, and obtained it from a dealer, who had put- May 1, S . C. of Broad.striet-huildings, Mere - a' prisoner. A warrant was issued by at tw ge. advakeed by . him as Under Sheriff. Messrs. Warlters .ehased•it of the d ITViIkNDSt . ' be made in th e r2OUNTRY Se iiy having been satisfied their demands, the conspiracy to the Mayor of Oxford, under which the prisoner vas May 7, J. Elton bead,l ° ,lveninnr.s •••• •• . pantraravhant; at Or C, a: • r.r l m- get the man out of possession commenced , and new arrested, and committed to gaol by the Magistrates George. LiverpooL May 7_,T. In z it liawtry, grocer, at Pt I isi. the dates and other circumstances become 'very mate- of Cheltenham. The principal facts of the case were at the Rein Deer , Doncaster. Maya, T.Adamsupel Tr 51e.ei:. 6, :g rial. • The commencement' of the•conipiricy was as proved by th e prosecuthi. The prisoner conducted • 6 Bri ft m eh er i e t a v n tt a e t th lwe v lve t it tklhe White Hart, DristoL 1.:- D : _ ad follows-On Sunday, October the 20th, 1816, imrnc. his defence with skill andirigintuty, and in'his cross- Lion, BrieteL May • 6, .. y e1, s z itb, iper,..a i t li t r or mi e ns lve, vt , th cli el . 't. I tat diately after deliVerink the evening lecture' at Gosport examination bf. the Prtiseentdr,i displayed much sub- eleven, at the Castle Ir a, Bridgnortb. April 24,1 Mar/seat 6 .„'''. er- chapel, a young man of the name of3ustusToon who tilt and legal discernment . The Jury found him younger, St. Osyth. miller,. at the Rcd Lion, Colcheseer. Mut ;',...' i lee- had acted as grave-diggerunder his father, soh/ was guilty of lorse7stealing l. and the Judge condemned R.Webb;Winsiow, farrier, at eleven, at thee:nice:7l, Worces t 1 1,;, dee the secten, happening to stay, in the Chicifel:yard, hi m to die. The sentence was received by the Court E. CERTIFICATES-Mar 4. 8... re- with a yonng Womat, • after the ser vi ce was over, hid With - evident Viaptbrits Of itirtiftse. The prisoner, a b Bourne, Austin Friars, merchant. T. Gorton, Alderw• ter:, ... bur y Postern, woollen.draper. J. Eccles, Per,kr.dge grocer. Ha , . . . . . oh, his attention called by hearing sonie inquiries made youn g m an 0 •prepbfilsssirig'alipealaitce 'and pecull- Pro he at the chapel door try Bingham and Hawkins, one Cl arty fascinating minnetit,- had also to bast of a libe- xews D e l d S , S r oLtf i Tl9 l,, Nl OF Buthi fa c i o t.:T . tP.Sitt e. P , S. s. n the let the chapel 7 iirartien‘ :whaler . ar,y ' Ptbsola was near ial, education, and was endowed by nature with talents ;pion and Moore, Old-nreet-road,Vioegar4s ri aierr. Wm. aril: kc° as enough to hear them, went and Stood • close to the raf a verj superior order. In the ear!y : years of life 'Loee, Little Trinity-lane, wine-merchants. J. Whswrll atd C: (6, veiny -room windosy,. atid distinctly hard 'their ten- he artiekd to an attOrney. Whatever:property Featkbatin;nottdmntanufatan•ers. .I.)krlte and Merton,. it,•• fat versatioi, which was of such •a nattlre,.thathe. old•ii,q he possessed was earry'Aistipaltld; and 'for the last r i i . e r ai e: , 4 b= ab • d j°llll 4: „ . .r i mb and en : °bir t . a „; e sa : r Lit G l T r. f t . l .`;'- ras to his brother the 'next morning , whit committed it eight or ten years be bar lived lay s atier contrivance and Iktot, Swansea, bankers. It • tanner CottS; • - Cti ' 1 ' ; eii to. seriting . ..atid• . which . *as .nothio g.tesi,th an a plan and 'his wits. Wm. dre= - I.li. Fivestnne and W. Fneestonetheyeakze; the to rostpone:the payment of Mr. Hollis filr 3 yearend A fir plantation at Aldertusskton'• in Bdrkshire,' s4 " ile " ' t ' cl°thiens. Heatltheld and Bell, Greta *o 1 fiat a half, and foot fiawkini to join Bingham, in the,occu- beton • W C • _pug to , ll,A.pin . ehdra.c.vg, r.sq, was, last merchants. '.., . lt accelamants. Vatic! Bell, juo : 'snd Cm-Settalle-laneitito Pass . . panon:add !management of a Enka fart% at Spend- week, set on fire lte sonic villains,- by which the pro- DISTRIBUTION..ta.PRIZVAWNEY. . • &a fiiiid, WavhiCh Bingham insinuated,. that they. ivire to duce of four airia•was • deWeifd.' To the I:Weider, fn . !. trig WellEoine' n, April 16 ; at 'o, Gra re: clear I Sea . per a...num berw.ecu them:. %Uhl Ws - t•- a • • •• •-ki . 1 1-_,.... 1 • •*,, • ..0.r. , , _. _.:. Russell -tercet, Riserrabss7. w-sto E . este ay, eantta A facgativon was Hi, preparation was making at Gdspont, oh the Monday E ii nz •• - - • bra i t tb the We f otti Covtitintirden Watch- . . • ' • Saturday, a countryman, who resides at Sam!. 'at or Maisday.foilowiiig.( th e 2 0i yr 114 , liitwis:s 4%0 fr •hou and ea ' ' •tt • 'ifeirbetdie lite i , erw tan aftima - HARD is called on Messrs. Warlteesi• Mid told Mr. Th . • /ittarttaitit the:lS:dik ,Magistrare charged • with near Carshalton, Surrey, observed 'vine .suspicica `to Witelters; the senior . steer that g.. Lewis wes.gene d • •h; •a l • ' ' looking Characters near Simo n ,. walking backsm.s i I tn. Gosport to' meet Mr. Hoilis ......ingli . fi nilly, . settle PM Ar t n . .- ; 1.4 , 11190if i 7 4 .), . 1 . 4 - ; c "% erable de ST e ci and f . J . • . lane , .L,„___ forwards near a firm-house; he sato One either a at- gitaall tmatimet,_ and . disch i sige . the..llllllkatt l' U n' t 'gra l l•% ? s; C-e le - &ei t gr-- ira rP . - ....n.`l; go to a heap of duos, and move part of it. The cz• ir. Passeision ; mod • that Mr..:ll3ewis. rapitstti,_ .:Ise'.lStr. b e i • y gt p , le_ mit iers, ,a cOnstaor onging to the ofEce ititetd, - thaf fte- was 'stationed cumstance caused bun to-suspect that something tits or allies ) wotild ;write* letter, Ldirtota Aa.ltito in in thi r per ftiji r ,,: e ;eidiip-, io t , r _, „ concealed there; and he . as induced ' to. watch th ' . •le A ster:is 'Stijl' melient • • . %I s'i• Thoghain's, • aut#oritlair ltaln :to A schasta Rtircivalt k a tu r kg • ;we tag *et:: telwerbetsatar the prisorter t h - • • motions of the men from behind a hedge. 03e C f . i„ • • (thee 'mast Wha..warlfolding.poss&sian . wailas.Ahel. lay• hold of that part of one of the seats which lifts witi •s, ens went away, and soon trade Ms 'appearance . ra . . a sere) as he:expected te:wotdd:not giret.ivhiseet- up, and foreeshis - Onsen•with seleaseh -ikdenee that a horse and cart. The - count4man ran off for a Cra ti filed.' {Mr, WailteresParder:' -Mr- 'JUNK Wolter% am- • • (roar. ' . •-- • • • • • stable, who lived withirr• a short distance;hei Jr' . it split, Anse exit! Att.* caber, upon which he penes 4is. *din* •in . .tkiis eipresentation,•iiihseitiatett . whale tt -him into emEteciy., and ' Vrousbtlim out of the r-- • to be at home, • and camaimmediately. 'lt- 1 fie Lewis a short note, saYingi.'d.t - .When. IfiritHel,lis• is Yr ht moment he amillbe cosatrymaa appeared in . - cask*. This stn t ,seias coingrmed by Maid- = •Satisfietlatts, - and Percinailhar Ask the pldisesdOn " - .' &fir ... ' '' .4 ' . .. • men; another c r. Ward the S-ft the persons with the horse and cart ran away as fa re-' On thettnitOrOctobets Binghimarteas strklre kid- ' - a.' ' * lli -- " — IL:a "- - s ' ' '.O -.... eatre atten to saoamt the chair who . retil7 as they could; and escaped; The - constable remove: re, lies' clerk, .14r. Threilier i(for,4lrAlitilithat e f i t:i '' • •• t id - • • • tii • •••• •-• •• - . 4 ' •.• ,sv -• • - ••• • , al - ' the dung, and to hicseest surprise) as well as tLI: , snnsen 1...0 eluslorseZuscharfed, r his as- . zoos time Wore eefasedaoye • ' itiail . , 41.1 k • • •••-• •• c'• •••• • -•••.-- .. }upon . of a great number of paten *whip had been dro:. thir ... :!g . ..pyolserspot se . a Ruud) e adni don to: stating th at be isiki!otltliseis 30..iiratit to the-4ot; • thetedies of two. children were feet ns sny.7filuni frORI of • I aceOtent with - 1W Hblifil, wad to Mane/mit:dated • dir ig one apparently Meant - severtortight years of age, ibt ..... _.,_______, ___ -Sheriff, _ via ...,.,.,_.,, - ; Yesterday three genteel.loolting. ;nee _ went into a nthee , y - . . The-bodies were reinoved•to a yf . b . fiy . a to av ; r a Z e " i orianied u i t ' r , .• . u .. 11 Z7 1 7 •piblic4aOuse. in .16O'fitiAltbda 30pncnite .gorfOlk:street, ji hietrr cabalist for as • be held upon them. •• sss aftetstattoaversafion.ove cf &in went o the inquest to • re. ham's • d the' Account . yr% staNds . . . out to men left horse and cart behind them, whica an tr. atid.'d -•mil' Mr. }trill's; end . -Mrslaw . • „signcare..igalriAlOßl.for diskgmfor AT . party, In-the ' .sa the posseiaiori of the . Pariils llificen. hof,criTipehair, upon which c .• •, * I..to3!..l4iMb.rick . 1 0 1 4:4 1 02the.r::POCe,ger Cs. ', ;. . . • .-- E - - , L- - . ---7--= ny . cl4e frnin'Aiiiglkativ,nruiata t igs ; : , -lit te 'BIRTHS; bl linty:WM** wiled' dirildstuad iwrsta On die ed hwt...at thsirisidenet44 ter:father, John firths ir- lasce.vas..propesed •te be . paiii.itil i • :iel - a.i i'l ld VAl•mit• -047.4040 tittP. • when e titietw Into ly ordinary manner : £3OO in , Bin zi's bill at ' A: tte t a4 "&" .‘,. ./ 14 ,4 9 4 . LP Pf. • *Weil: Farifinf England i si s t sams " " ll°l444 K.C.B. taut of the itch lieginro rig rniinfli fated . ini aild - acek' , 4dbtt.•-teerriiian, {ll new ___•'• -tm`• l a i g i al_ 'a4 into the bard, and Portuguese Infantry, in pidgin at • Tretra, of a daughter. li - the t ' i'ki*keepir, ai ".. Afai - . 47 0 0: y4rew.ir4raPßWE buhatO. ibt i o, inglai 'detest:o,p, Thaw: ,at Rath, the Lady of tfeetettanc-Ctalonet Rohe's' • cal port , . -it Ake 'pretended, bad - , .340:10 ? but •F,h,c 44 .l4l_..receveetal... ~, otei Which were '°• B. 24 ra orb dirakoro ~-. en at Bpiedfield ;:0200 to be secuied 'tot. lb ada r : by Mar Ai . and .*4. wenn oaten new....At third riligik • WA il LED. - see aa . a uf ga • t lie ttt . , of: the Iw o and *ad m i t * ~,f ~ 4sdapecl. The t7rwiaistrtalibivivete ,ctserWyed ittay in Msrsh n; Captain hulalrlfirthet: - WIC to 13/42114.1kri1e:• A a hackaepatiph. • • . Yaw* dinglniett• of Hilbert Evamsaise.**44Rl -11-3/ ad fi eld, but which,hewas not. Weill:01'API ; -". be:let land which weririailil_44lB . 42e- • 1 ':' • salti --: a* lmro 01 . 11 . 1 i; nallogiVilsaa, .croisiog throo 4 "'el Mcct ' 134"mrs""bits. .7 iv g , Sunday,at St. Jainesli 'Ouch, _. ,?:- • csolm A. c IL Lam!. ° tot already hi poskissimq ; and - thabalapea s .. , ' A wl To Chill- yesterday theraing;aitutaberounded h tbe.lith Regiment of Stift Watts, .Ibfastry, to. Mitre'' rot' upward was to be,paid .11 Ole rent of the a gall; ni . / Pr aimil P rs : chtstatatekc. v who bus. ' &loner of C. O. Gray,Ne+ et leakaillioa tlefoset,So:Pc!!', ce, pocks iiniffurAlture4!..goesogetitA - nzfeciP6.wa , i ttj_lind mllolll44lM4satch and a silk ha d, 'Apra 7, iris IMuluteithsOiathel 'Hebert Sots : GI ( 7_, Pen d• hoyal Regiment of.Dragpos **die to Niu "• •• , 3 L7 De ;lase, taken soy...pars ,wv#y,,l4o. . Ttiefairgi A Cl'En= l-4 ., 4 _.• xitzsL::::•.;, :,-. ....; ' 4- WBounionly child of the late.tEmai 3 1 `Borny EAT '' •••• ed wise .of Course .tajacted . ker4dsv•lloilis 4 _Amd. - 'ii Last so * i . poor mimp:lsaMed - Peter C.aulfield, Maths, add Island of St. Thomas. _-.. 4 e int' , } lV`gkill.. l'relit.:.',"!ttt ~ , i' i sh i ng ' slt'llki I mPPeleCito loft - ma the .- snoudens of leilrootten in • , Data . reY fitallit of MO •CP_Mlnt . lOW AV a the rtes blob ric n, .Thosis*sW,iiltiss;aiiiitia=lt" hi 1 4 " liMk in • • . large eagle alight =dull:W - 4w it lamb in its , ; If- lea illness, the Rev . John kliAta, 111111E7 0 th Yerrld. hit ': .. , i g_......_____ ....... lioSilatinet, • where "Ice saw a-. t:Ati•the Manse of rathseruiehill, 4e ath - ult. aftir aief irs. of .diseha - Parcird : , the . ' pmeetere apere4 and entry it awn &ea* and. stmt ht direction,' 556 d'hil IdinidiTi daring whickliaaalle." lwver 1.- h a. the bill 0:k .. •.. 2 , ilVilkestalr, disi lvt r i Whe ' . ' '. brill}itirne. 'llie . . r .. -. fJ. alit , c ri tic t ' , . . tt1(c..41; l ' ui- ''" t Oa. mated by dances, even for a single Sabbath, front attr..c; lc 1 " IeW ; Sa Ungfh, being - ilealftley,' at ilonspeen Court, Mewl Williallf,. o * 03 4 e., . , Ii to - •iser art oaeite moantain • with Its lieuts " ° ` C.41)2el Wheader. _____.-- 00 2 6 6 ,t u .:- . . •7 , ~.. , , .... _ ~.. : ..,„ ; , • j t,.. L .,. , 14 , jib& aim bi... 4 La ", Tedng 111411 the duties attached to his sacred office. ' act . ' let :.• ' - • ' said • ~ „kV lt, - j; li llie Toni s orWinstrevor 0-MORROW• he • s P e el t : l .... ' ; . • , . 4,691, --- : Iry / -'. i ..- .' .- 1 Ili t h izr , - Wiled , HIGH WATER at LONDON IikIIDGE T tithe nahtu - t t the • morning - .., • . • .•• • • -, 100 v m..... 'T • • • ' 11 minutes after 5 ad 444 tgr i2 , .....-.1 47 .; • ii .. .• • . •,• ,• . - .. I mum .Ii . . , .„ , tedhilki; . wbei s e ta i. - 4,6 ff ___, Afternoon ' 7 . , _ld :: •:+- f * .-o"""'_ . •_:'_____...,..."' .... 1 . _,.. I t ;h . vets lint p 1 .4. •... • ' ~ ~ 1 daii ', .the /an), theism gth of the eagWilli l ittiiittirVitlietG -------- ""'"' t --''7 l'likt l-• satisfied lam ;" nii nee Percival taking up 'Aile wiadiegs, Ira upwardigt au Ilia eh I 14UNDQN I Trietiiiiita pillhiltirbrAmaillic , - - race, Templayikr! • • • ••• • . • -•-- • I • - _ ..- -- , ---=:* .''' • •• • a • , t, -*',.;,;---,, - 4 " 1 " 6.41:, ---i•. - r - . 6 -41.iit0.t. 1 1 t .- .. 4. -, .-, •,-,_ . .