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"ME . , . " ' 'fir tbi• '; - 1 • • .., _ • . -----, I - . • . ••• -. 0. • ', 11,1 1 hg/ .. s 111614. AA( ..„. ,* .„.' 4 s - • .. c . . x ' .-- ..... s r ! : , tf ... 4 :: I ? : . .' . . 77) . • :-i. , . k .. -• . t .1 ) • , -I"e` F -141- ::J, , . 1 ..,-._ . , ' t ..,, - . . 4 , ' •. ' 1/ Af e h pj mo rairtsosveta./1 -• , I t: . . ' i•, • • . I,' 4 ,! •1 THURSDAY EVENING, j 4ULY 81, 182 ' NVIJI3EIt 121921.] _ . rxics,.Nitirgsparicx,..• CONTRACT FOR HANDSCRRWS. NAVY nFFICE, July 29, me. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS "- MOYERS of his MAIESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice. MESSRS. ROSS AND OGILVIE, ARMY AGENTS, BANKRUPTS. ,THE CREDITORS who hsve on.at;,fied Demands agaimt the &tate of ALEXANDER ROSS and JOHN OGILVIE, formerly of Argyll-street,Westminstfr. Army Amts. are requested to lodge their Claims with the A.signee of that Estate, at No. 28. Charles•street, Westminster. If, front loss of Document., or other circumstances, any Creditors should he unable to state the full Particulars, every reasonable aid will be afforded. All letters must be post paid. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCXv .I,7oltTilitltkefltrortic; 7itsY 28. sew" flt;F r Disn.st. S ZDUCT IOII .--4 0 4 1 018ailliO111 0. 11111.1dATIVIVD. This was an action larmight by the plaintiff to re cover compen,ation in ciamapea.for the loss of the ler. vices of his sister, who hid been seduced 'by the de fendant. • r r. The case on the part of the plaintiff was confaucted I,r Mr. BROUGHAIkr and Mr. ALDIIItsON; of the defen dant, by Mr. ALnANDER. -Mr. BitoilGliAti stA•ed the case to the Jury. The fa her of Vie young person to whom he should shortly make allusion was alive; but at the period of the occur pence which had 'given rise to the present acti n, Ahe was residing with her - brother, the pres.nt plaintiff. Hi. assuming that character was thus rendered necessary. The plaintiff was an innkeeper residing near Half ; and the defendant r M fluter, ef serve property. neat the same place, In IW&S. thy- acqtyaintance of the defendant wt.!) the .p!anittff's slier first commenced. He then offered himself:as het future husband; hufas she believed hisn pledged to softie ollier young woman, she at firsrrekcted his addresses. Salsse.renily, how• ever, by the advice of :ter triend , , she had consented to teceive them. %Vithin the space of ten or twelve months, ti•tw. ver, of this period, she unfottnitately ,yielded to hi, importunities; send became a trirner by him. Case's of this description presented d.ff.tent degrees of inctiry, and n e circumstances unkt which it had been cods mitred (.f coins, would vary itl amount. However, in a case where the character of the female in question seas, totally unstained; where no carelessness - could he well imputed to tha - parent or guardian vend whete the se dater covered his conduct under the mask of honoUr able intentions—.such a case 'required ample damages at the hands of a Jury. The young woman herself would appear before them, and he would say that it was no trifling addition to the injury already inflicted that she was thus toned to appear in a public Court as the evidence of her own shame. There was, however, on• fortunately, nO other course allowed by law, by which .the wrong-doer could be punished and the unfor tunate woman receive compensation. After the birth of the -child, the visits' of the defendant had totally ceased ; and there was no doubt that the cause of 'this -neglect *as thefact <f hisfather bequeathing to him a much larger fortunevuin be had anticipated. This was the - ease hosbouldfarb. fore them, and it would he for the Jury •toiarwthsit aMonnt or damages so aggravated 4.case requiredattlitithands. • • • '•!-' • • of 501. The smirk! viddrkeialjzkiftic . of the same piece on *north& bight, vilibieht i. ,Ritri:SOL was to/kited. The third Charged itie'liTirinaiten: of certain play arid entertainment of stage, ei!led a , erir,us drama, founded on Shaltspiiarei Felehts44, gedy of King Rickard In. 'or of ZiOioodirg held. The fourth iliatged the ' h. same piece on the 9th of Nnvember. 114 'sad iat counts were: pot prOceeded Or r „' ' That on Tanusnav, the 21st of August nest, at One o'Clock. they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's Dock Yards at Deptford, Woolwich, Chatham, and Sheerness, with 11 AN DSCREWS. A Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received, after One o'Clock on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and .igtsed by two responsible Persons. engaging to became bound with the '1•;:rson Tendering in the sum of £5OO, for the due Performance of the Contract. MONUMENT TO LORD BYRON. ALIIIIMAILLt STRICT, JOLT 9, 18411. A T a MEETING of th e SUB-COMMITTEE fir Superintending the Subscription for raising a MONUMEN TAL STATUE to LORD BYRON, the following Contribu tions were announced : Subscriptions already received : Earl of Clare . . . • £5O 0 0 Sir Sandford Graham, Bart. . . 50 0 0 Sir Walter Scott, Bart. . SS 0 0 Marquis of Lansdown . . . So 0 0 Hon+ Douglas Kinnaird . . : 50 o 0 I. D'lsrseli. Esq. . . . . 20 o 0 Hon. F. Byng • • • . 5-0 0 Marquis of Taeistock, M.P. . . 40 0 0 Lieutenant Colonel Luke . . 5 0 0 Lord iluUand . . • . . 25 0 0 OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, July 16, 1628. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICEICS of his MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby glee Notice, ThAt they will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Tower, On MoInAY, the 11th, and TUESDAY, the 12th days of August next, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon precisely, Sundry Lots of Old Stores, comprising a qeantity of Accost tremens, Pike Staves, Sand Bags, Iron Bedsteads, Mortar Mill, Clothing, Tools, Old Serge, Harness, Leggies, Powder Norsk Staves, Tents, Bedding, Hammocks, Sacking, Fustian, Harrow Teet►, Gimp Kaitties„ Candles, Worsted Fringe, Bags end Sacks, Scaling Ladderr, Glass Carboys, Paper, Barrack Utensils, Tar paulins, and a variety of otbtr• Ankles, the whole of which may be vrwed st the Tower,,at Woolwich, and at the Military Depot, in Topleyonreet, as expressed kr the Catologurs, during- the Week previous to the Sale, upon application to the Storekeepers at those Places, where Catalogues of the Lots, and Conditions of the Sale will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for the same. •By Order of the Board, R. BYIIAM, Secretary. 3. Phillips, Esq. R.A. . . 50 0 . Right Hon. Stratford Canning, M.P.. S C 0 C. Sating Wall, EN. 11. P. ' . 20 0 0 ' Duke of Devonshire . : . 100 0 0 Charles Kemble, Esq. . . • ' 5 0 0 Thomas. Moore, Esq. . . 10 0 0 W. S. Rose, Esq. . . . 50 0 Julio C. Hnbhnuse, Esq. M.P. . 100 0 0 John 141urray, Esq. . . . 100 • 0 0 Lord Sidney Osborne . • . SD 0 0 Rev. G. Attwich . • lO 10 0 Right Hon. Sir J. Mackintosh . 5 00 • David Willie, F,.q., . • 50 0 0 M. A. Shee. Esq. R.A. . . 5 0 0 J. G. Lockhart, Esq. • • 5 0 0 H. IL Joy. F.sq. . • . 20 0 0 Sir Francis Burdett, Bart.. M.P. .. 50 0 0 , W. J. Bankes. E•q. . , • 20 0 0 Thomas Davison, Esq. . . 10 0 0 Lieutenant-Colonel Wildman . 25 0 0 James Smith, Esq. . • • 10 0 0 The Honourable George Agar - Ellis . 20 0 0 Lord Dacre . . . . lA. 0 0 Edward Finden, EN. . . .5 5 0 Steph•st Dickson, E.q. ' . . . •S 0 0 Rev. W. 1.. Bowles . . . 10 0 0 Countess of Jersey • . . 15 0 0 Samuel !tows, Esq. . . . 25, 0 0 Earl of Dudley . 1 • 1 00 0 0 Lord Alvanley . . 25 0 0 Right Hon. Robert Peel: M.P. . SS 0 0 W. Yates Peel, Esq. M.P. . .' ' . •10 0 0 Hon. L Stanhope . . ....y0 0.0 • Earl Cowper . . . • U 0 0. Viscount Nonnanby, M.P. . . • ; 10 .. 0 *0 A. Baring. Rsq. M.P. • . so 0 o Francis Jeffray, Rsq. . . • diff 0 0 Paul :%lethuen. Esq. . . . X 0 0 0 Thomas Denman. Esq. . . $0 0 . . .. Michael Brute, Esq. . • 5 0 0 Robert Adair, N. . . .. 00 0 0 • Edward /Mize, Esq. . . . 50 0 0 Smith, E.q. . . . . 5 5 0 Lieutrnant.Coloael D'Aguelar • • 10 10 0 Edward W. Forster. Esq. - - ...d.- I 0 0 Thomas F.' Forster, Esq. . . '1 oo . • Thomas Hope, Esq. . . ••• 25 0 0 /degas. GalignanilParis) . ...f" 40 .0 0 Lady Caroline Powlett . .....-L 10 0 0 Lady Lyndhurst . • . • 10 0 0 Marquis of Sligo . . . . 50 0 0 • Thomas Campbell, Esq. . . - 1 1 0 Earl of Jersey . . • . SS 00' SLOP CLOTHING. VICTCI4ILLING-OFFICE, July 25, 1823. THE comAmstosEgs for VICI LIALLING his MAJESTri NAVY, .fcc. do hereby give 'dice. That on TaIIIODAY, the 7th of August next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (waled up), and treat foe Five Thousand BLUE CLOTH JACKETS, No. 2. • Twenty Thousand-FLA N NEL WAISTCOATS. Twenty Thousand Pairtof Men's KNITTED WORSTED STOCKINGS, and Five Thousand Pairs of Men's SHOES. The whole to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, or at a Packer's in London,within the space of Three Months from the date of the Contracts. Patterns of the abovementioned articles and the conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this office. Each Tender mugt specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ; and the person ' who makes the tender, or some person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. • Anne Slurgattoyd 'called and examined by Mr. AL , DERBON-1 am sister to the plaintiff.; Llive with him,' and:manage hik'house, which it -a public house; the, defendant is a maltster and corn dealer- at the town of, Medgeleyostiar Halifax; I have known him for thirteen or,4outteen• years ; my f a th e r liv es near H a lif ax ; h e h as s'x children beside me; th,. defendant began hit atten tionsukine it Nov. 18251 41e - wt./red me to accept his addresses; I at first refused; he came the following week to my brother's boost, and with his knowledge 1 accepted.his addresses; he continued them till March, 1827 a. in becernbers . • 1826, a misfortune . happenei to me, and.l.was &livered of a cinid in - Augubt,.lB27 ;, my brother paid an'•thi` einem.% attpneling covent the defendant's father died in April,lB27; he has since carried on business by himself.- M. WitI.LER CLIFTON. IRISH BEEF AND PORK. Croas.examined by Mr. ALIZANDER—I am nearly 32 years of age; theileterdbnt is 29; the misfortune hap. pened •ict me at my brother's house; there was a party at my Inotbet% house/ in December, 1825. but defect. dant alas not present; I will.i.wear the misfortune did not happen that eeeniog ; I did not that evening retire into a lutist room adjoining, the' bar vt nlt difesidant ; I know a person named- William , Patchett ; I know a .person. named Howarth ;iI don't know - a Mr. Harrison; I .►ill swear my brother never surprised me with Mr, Harrison under awkward circumstances ; a Mr. never sat up all night with me. Betty Eastwood had lived a" servant with the plaintiff for the last two ye srs, and' coirdbdrated the statements tithe last witness. Subscriptions will be received at the following Banking Bodies, both in Great Britain and. on the Continent. blears. Ransom and Co. M . Jones, Lloyd; and Co. Messrs. Courts and Co. and Messrs. Drummond and Co. London ; Messrs. Ball and l'lunket, and Messrs. Latouche, Dublin ; Sir W. Forbes and Co. Edinburgh; Messrs. La6tte, Paris; Aleisrs; lientsch and Cu. Geneva; Messrs. Barry and Co. Genoa; Algiers . Don at, Miry, and Co. Florenc e ; Messrs. Torlonia, Ro me ; Messrs. Fakonet, Naples; Messrs. GogeU, Frankfort. ' The Sub-Committee consists of the following Members, to whom Communications may be adiressed, direc . ted to No. SO. Albemarle street ; W.J. Bankes, Esq. Earl of Clare, flout. G. Agar Ellis, M.P. J. C. Ilobhouse, Esq. M.P. Lord Holland, Hon D. Kinnaird, Samuel Rogers, Esq. John Murray, Esq. Hon. Secretary. The stefindant's property wa's proved to be about 8,0001: • • • IFICTUAILLIMPOPFICE. Jug 23, ISM. 11 1 HE COAT M ISS lONE RS for V1C7'(.14 LLING ' •Ms MALINBTTO Arirr,tte. w semhilio stodge, - • I That on Tmtrarear. the 25th of`September nest, they will bit ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up).and treat for the 'lrupply to this Department of a _quantity of IRISH SA LT MEAT, equal to Thirteen Thousand Navy Tierces of BEEF. and Thirteen Thousand Navy Tierces of PORK, all to be Cured in the ensuing Season. to. be delivered four fifth parts thereof In Toads, and the remaining fifth part in Barrels, into his Majesty's Victualling &ores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth. and Cork, to such proportions as shall hereafter be agreed on, one half thereot as or before the ‘2Btls day of February, and the other hilt on or before the 31st day of May, 1829, tote paid for as usual, by Bills. without Interest, payable sixty 4ayii after date. The Condition• of the Contract may be seen at this Office, or by ,applying to Wm. Acres, Esq. Agent for the Victualling at Cork, or to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast* Nesny, and Waterford, and to the Secretary to the Postmaster. general at Dublin respectively. No Tender for a less quantity than shall be equal to Three Hun sired Tierces of Beef, or to Three Hundred Tierces of Pork will be admitted ; and each Tender must specify the price in words at _ . length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the Day ap pointed, and must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two sespensible Parsons engaging to become bound with the Party ten dering, in a penal sum equal to one third of the amount of the Contract, for the due performance of the same. The Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. M. W4LI•ER CLIFTON. fp() LADIES and GENTLEMEN Riding, Driving, .1 Promenading, or visiting close Assemblies, or enjoying Aquatic Excursions, the following Genuine Article. are indis pensable for personal comfort and attraction. ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, For the Complexion. Art inestimable, mild, and innocent production, powerfully effica cious in rendering the Skin delightfully cool and refreshing, thoroughly exterminating Eruptions, Tan, Pimples, Freckles, Red ness, and all cutaneous I m p er f ect i ons; producing a delicate White Skin, and Juvenile Bloom to the Complexion ; preserving It from tie Heit of Summer. affords S oot hi ng R e l ie f in caries of Sun Burns, Stings of Insects, or any Inflammations. It immediately the smarting irritability of the Skin, diffusing a pleasing Coolness truly comfortable and refreshing ; affords soothing relief to Ladies nursing their offspring; warranted perfectly innoxious for the must delicate Lady or Infant. To Gentleinen after Shaving and Travelling in Sun and Dust, it Clays the irritating and smarting pain, and renders the Skin smoot h and pleasant. Price 4s. 6d. and 84. 6d. Fer bottle. Duty included. To preserve and beautify the Human Hair, during Travelling, Bathing,. and violent Exercise, aid to retain it lo.vlsour to the latest period of Life, is particularly recommended ROWLAND'S bIACASSAR OIL, The Bret prod uct i on o f t h e Age. and the Original and Genuine. A regetdble Production, possessing wonderful salubrioita proper ties. superior to other preparations for Improving and Beautifying the Hicr, is preeminently successful ; preventing the Hair failing off, nr turning grey, &c. and giving a most fascinating and delect able appearance to theAsir of Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children. Price 3s. 61 7s. 10%.4d. end 21s. per bottle. Causuen.—laesirutis of protecting the Public from Imposition, rrspectfully solicit particular att.:orlon on purchasing, to " Ask for - ROW LA NV'S OIL, or ROWLAND'S KA LYDOIt." at the write time noticing, that each Genuine Bottle is enclosed in a I Vrapp c t, which le sealed with Red Wax, bearing the name and Adtirest and sighed in Red, 4 A. RoWLA ND eic SON, 20, Hatton Garden," A valuable Supply is just received by . 31r. 'Titebb o r ne "et Smyth, Gatrie and Pii4ce . ,'si; 'logge and Son, 34, lbi:ron t and Co. and J. Atkinson, Ne* Bondoareet; Bayley anc cchiPut-stra - tri Berry and Lloyd. 17. Barclay and Sons.' ;. *tier 4, Cbeapsitle ; ?airy and Co. 37, Loop - " r ° street and T. Pine, 6.5, Chgapside; Burgess, Hultaort, kin ; Exchangi-gftet'Nrx,tror.drig the Royal Eieliangy thisrvd-,treat t - Lowe; $36, Ind Prim,. 2" &gam' Xt 1 4 tr Y. iind *in% Si. losA &IV ar 4 141 urehlird .10iin.tone, co. and :ft*. 9, CoA9hAti oasahloy All i rothrtirr,. no e Attkirke rode." FRENCH PAPERS. FROM Tiff GAZRTTE DR TRANCE, JULY 29. BUCHAREST, Jinx 10. Accounts this moment ieceived inform us that M naglia, an important fortified place, which defends !ht. toad to Varna, has suriendered to the Russi in•. There is now no obit icle to s►np the march of the left wing of theßessiatts toss ari• Varna. A iepolit is spread that Abduraman, Paella of Bosnia, was assassinated just at the moment that lie wai g ing to join the corps of troops which he had collected, con forniably to Inc &man . of the Sultan. If this ne is should be confirmed, it is easy to foresee that troubles to the intetior of Bosnia will he the con-equence, that the situation of that province, with respect to Servia, will be essentially changed. The Servians, how- . ever, remain in the same pb.ition, and do not appear disposed to commit any acts of hostility against the Porte, or, on the other hand, to suffer any armed body of Turks to entet their province. The hurricane which ravaged this city on the 25th of June. and which extended to all the country along the Danube, is said to have done much damage to t aaggage, &c, of the Russian army. FROM THE MUNITEUR. DATED JULY 23. The expedition to the Morea, which was announced some months ago, has been finally ordered. The King has confided The command of it to L'eutenant.Gelieral the Marquis Matson, Peer of France. This Gene, .1 will have u nd e r his command the Majo , -Generals , Viscount Tibiirce Sebastiani. Baron Hig..ne., and Schneider. General aron Durieu is appointe..llLatiel. tad Colonel Tim' Second Chief of the Stiff. The 41 riflery will be c.rmasanded try Colonel Viscount de la I l lintee; the Engineers by Lieutenant-Colonel Andoy; Baron Volland. the Military Intendant, is charged with the direction of all the a iministrative departments. • NlArcess,•JuLT 23.—We experienced on Sunday last Kate that hall thrown our country into the. greatest. consternation. Many other path have equally suffered.. and each pest brings us still - more disastrous intelll- k. , eate. The g re a t es t part o f th e hay that was cut ha ' , urea carried away - by the Roods, and wheat almost e • ire: y fort. In short, the harvest in general has c•ue.. - ? ..uffered ; and in consequence wheat and all grain ale Les the ,41v,nce. • Vamp Funtin-i-PAnto • Jutir 28.—Five per Cents. 105(. 90e. — Three per C..... 721. 20e.—Neapofiten 761.25c.—R0yal NOMA inn, 11/ et,-Haytios.Loon, essf. 6 .-lisebuge on Laude's, aveaql, Wicr•Mireq, slootbes r. • . • . Several . Witnesses were called to prove the correct conduct of tie plaintiff's sister. This was the plain tiff's case. • • Mr. ALEXANDER addressed the.Jiry for The defendant. It would be his imperious duty in call witnesses who mid represent a very different case from that laid twine thini by his Learned Friend. He Wei instructed hathe•shduld - be able to sKow that the sister of the ontiff bad be&s a person Ofindifferirt character. and. bad, i.rfact, been on:terms of 'great intinusetirith all the individuals to whom he had,alltided in curs exaasina• i..n. It would helot the Jury to determine which witnesses were to he believed but Whillhe ad muted that the clef -nee, if untrue, Ooglit to aggiavate the damages, he could not lielp saying there was no de nomination of coin tow enough lot Lnu t il,. if Mei' lie- , lieved the defendant's witness*. " • Several wtt limes were"' not • idled. who' gore to several acts of criminal Intercoitrse between theislaiitifra buterand ether 'persons beiides the defendant. • •M•. BrsoctikAst tepMed Very eltiquetitly. The Jut y 'having coMplted some time, at a qulrter vast seven n'clock ;embed 'a'verdiet lot the platitiff— Damages, £3OO--costs..4os. GUI D VOR D, Jai? 3q. • CIVIL SIM-- Eh:LICE:4ED ViEATRICA LS: • DUNN , V.DA bele. m The plaintiff i s .th e iriagr of. Drury-lane, and the •delendant is the proprietor of the Coburg Theatre. Tne littler) was Drought to .reeciter penalties incurred by the perfor riance of the •rneigular drama in a place not duly licensed. - ' Mr. CHITTY opened theplehdities. The first decla talon; after stating that the'plAisteff sued for himself se well as for tale Pour of Bit'hlary . o, Lambeth. com• plaiiied that 'George Bardstln Drsidge was'iridetted to lii t~ 2001. for that within six months before the etim mencenient of this suit, to nit, On the Bth rf Nditember, 1817, lie did,' in A certain - plate taiL•ci the Coburg Theatre, the ipme ihr'n being within VO miles Of LOn- Jontand Westriiihster, without fawftif authority by let. tsss tristeitt'lloth' his present Nlajesty,. or - any of hit. frosefts.2itajesty's prectecosof., and without likense from the present tor ai:rother Lntd Chamberlain tot his, Ma ieflye. Household, cause to be acted, tepresented, and pert rtoed, arid reware, a certain pray and . etr ie,tAintnent o f tile stage , called a serious - drams ; fou n ded Mr. Home's popular ttagedy ot Douglas cante.lll . to the statute i n that .case made an d provided, Whettby the Mild defendiht'forfeited for hit said offerite the TWO • • Mr. G unsay briefly 'addressed the ry. 'tie gird ilia i aesei.t proceeding had becosrie tropecatilie..44-ihe oatrutees of the great theatres, in 'ciinitiitience of the t.jury they werestistaining by the practices complained t. With a view of upholdirig the cligillty of the, na rional d r ama, it had been thotiglik expedieneto r,e,,striCt , t, performance to two patellt theatiis;' ihil when, the great •expense which th ey W ere at 'inpioeurink 4 st rate pettottners, and in - t h e purc h ase of apptqpr to itsge properties and machinery, was ' con•idete4 e t s-li c y of t hi s restriction "'mild t 4 immeciiatzlyAen. 44 1 The pa cots were granted by King Ch'irlei theffeCond, and :hid heen continued up' to••the lite•ent del. ? The th penalties now sought to be recovered 'were. under the 25th of George 11. wherein it was enbcied, that for every i i reifir nuance of the regular diAncia,, in al:RI:Ice not pri vate-od. by meet ni try. she Cfrathberltin'slicenie, she party so offending "slibuld forfeit fifty vends.. ' "He '../1•101c1 T 4elble totproveltiolt ineortteilably . tliit in the present instance die 'offences im i - oted Is34 . *n "cqm mtvd ; and having so dune,. be shoulrlieentitYed to their verdict. .. •- • - ~. - 1-.- • ..' %.,-. Witnesses were t t teopTitice i tl,, who proved the tech nical points acessarf fo enable the plAntiff is support his action, and tbe play bill% of the Bth and 9th of No vember, 182 7 , were put id sad read'.' ''''.'• •. 4 .. The Cop, ist •of Drury-Jane ThearrelreijSor into the box, and stated, that on the Bth of Noiembei be went to the pit of the Coburg Theatre, and paiffikir his own admission and that of his brother r he had a prOMpt copy of. Douglas with him, -and besides, being - Very fa. miliar with the play, occasionally Checked seeat - *as uttered by the performers by thecopy in hiaposiession, and found that they were regularly goingthiookli Mr. Home's tragedy, as it stood in. his•proMpt copy',' Irith the exception of playing it•in three acts iristelid d 1 five. The following night he went again with' a'thpy of Richard the lhird, and heard that play perfarintd with equal accuracy, it being, however, divided iritli - four acts instead of five. . .„ . • On his cross-examination. by Mr. Anottims this witiimis . laid, that in his prompt copy of Dorsal, there were alterutlins kohl the play as originally written. Do you not know in fact that the Richard 111. you beard was lot Shakspeare's Rickard /./Lt4 lbow that it ip . au akeyti on from Shakspeare. - • •tv ir : i . • ... ' Do you not know that it wag y re.wrlitetrby 'Cbl*Cib. ber, and that there is n o on e s b aneatanding as Shekspeare left it? 1 -4 believe that is the cast. . ' Do you not know that there a r e whole characters Introduced. .such as Rivers and -Gray, and the satire omit tea is the fortisetqueen? —L believe so, but my acquaintance wlth.flitskapetre it Ilintee'd. Limited! no, not limited ;. for limit implies substancet• *Miltorr knowledge appears to he none at all. D o you mean to tell uihihat Richard is murdered in the Same DLIUDer at the...Crabiux its at Drury-Lane ?—(A la ug h) , .- • • • . - The JUDOI—SO 'Ong as lis.is Murdered at tX 111r.'Ailiiiiiss, I should think that would. be quire suMcieuti:.!:' , v, • ••• 'yur ge.--; , ..1 Mr. ADOLPHUS contin ued—Pra y.. y . . Sir, op Th s . edwis k ips iest salmi this is?—Mr. Dunn's, I suppose, .. „ y . ...... t. ,.:. , Do you mean to say that it is not'an action o? the etrury4 l .llo . . , Theatre agaln.t the Coburg Theatre ?-i'do mit know that it' s. Who) is Mr. Dunn 7: Mr. Dunn is Tr ea sr, er at:irreerLanethietre. And who fre you ?—I alit Copyist at Driicy l Lane-Theairer. And where was it yoU received you'' instrupHogs to/mutat Coburg ?-41r4)1* Treoligry Of Drury.LaiTh Theatre. Wbo is the Manag e r of Drtrry4.ane Thektretrz.Me..l 2 44 .. t And yet you tell us that he haw •nethinutoodo sviehahfilleffon? —I do not know that be pas. , . ~ v ..- . .•, • ),.; r .!' Mr. Geese'', in re-eliminatiOn—Allow me. t e . sa k . yossenegises . don. Even the playeri Of- the great thearrestite s l am •trays per feet in their •parts a , I T ita n ia* ?..L.Th e s iiii n t. o t o hisiv i i4t om h , ment), Oh de4r no, Si r . Mr. ADOLPHUS then addressed the Juirforatteo t ic - andant, and regretted that• this opportursitrfotallnii g so must be small, as he had to plead. in; the'fat*%l a Statute, and he could not help hillier thit +theitoirtr dict, it it should be against his•client,wouldisetheitbin - ut an honest man, and of his means of living: Helketild not himself see the fairness of proceeding On a &Stine which had been enacted under very 'cltiferenr . cirentr stances from.those which now exisae.l4 lathe lithe of Charles 11. it had been thought right to cinifi'ne-thepri vilege of peif irmances in London by patent ;"arid , as inng ago as the ieign of George H. tf,e &Mote under which the plaintiff :ued had been pa-sed try restatd in fringements on those patents; but -it-would be'srell to consider bow very-d iferent at that period svas - thelteste f London. The whole. nt. it thenswes-searcelyloger than two of its parishes now, and, therefTe, to fail/tat what was. sufficient. then to provide • foi its theettit .1 wain; was sufficient now, was absurd. • His Letified Ziend had,gone throu g h t h e play bull of the night i n question, .. i and had .dwelt with , great emphasis soothe Kohn . 1 rapturous applau.e;" but sureiytif his Learned Friend bad been in the habit of reading• the botsettis . of toe great theairc tills, he would have found enough there to hilve - iirretented his remark. They rtnelron " brilliant au , iences"--g• thunders of approbation"- 14 overwhelming satisfaction "._'c screams• of delight;"' so that atter them, Mr. astritlgr's 0 raptcrons applonse" chimed in modestly enough.. His Learned Friend bid also made the discovery that Master Smith was a Young JEtaseins; but he should like to knout wherchis Leattned Friend found that title; them had bee% a Young Itoscinc indeed at both the great theatres some years ago, who, after - filling his pockets, corned out to be no comet, but a candle—(A •laogby, hod it was, therefore, perhaps, very natural for themina gers of the smaller houses to endeavour to give their audiences a taste of what had been going on at the great theatres. He ceitsinly was unable to see how thepet formance of any piece at the Coburg Theatre was C iiculettd to injure Drury-lane. On the contrary, he rather thought that it would be the means of first' at- ' tracting the people of the immediate neighbourhood to a theatre, who would never have thought of going as f a i. as Diury.larre t , gratify their curiosity, and then in swim; from them a visit to the great The...tres,,in- order to see h ow Ilse thing was done ..t,head-qu,rters ; at all events , h e did not see why this pattiiniar theatre. *ad i+een selected fur ;he Object of Drury Carter's anger; they need not have gate' very far, and on AMA saas,sida o f !he Water too, to 'finctunewhich_l44 trenched . musts in re largely on its pritrilege..:. As to tfteAuestima .f a het ke:llhepllTlTlnt era, perfnamedlt. khe•Coaarsvas Shaliipeirki"Wm—rd•be thotight that Item con ,pat he a' question Ski.itite inbiem I . it ins coils, 'Qibbips's riitherel,land . nox:ShOtwares;..ett.4 it rould..asge tot W.lio its: ntfiir tppnqiik.BB4„ j)u it, te in this instance ,uct,( , _4o4..ok4iiisiti;*,.Nichird as it wontd. Ise ~. . ... a