The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-10 00:00:00

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Trerroirer of i)rary-laneTheatre, h trlnz ap peared in the PnMlr P ;p.m. of tfoodar Let, in which the la. , tise. awl intention. , of the promoters of the Setescriptiun Theatre are , 11 •••• arrnixoed,ihe roromittee feel themselves npon to rept.. T:w twaps.ttion woottimit ted to the Pohl!e, neither in "Ita.ty roi=crusception nor inten tional delviiost" still leas i= ;t " an utireAing and dishuneA attempt" to violate am property, which, *briber in a at Or of prosperity Or thee consider eqtrAlly sacred. plau cer brildl:q r twirl Theatre in this Metropolis cli.l not ori;inate _la the Itsfoettonate catastrophe which befllle: - Ortry-last. They., in 'egomania wiltrothert, pore the the calamity of 11-1- (certainly lot the telly calk oilt• which has - ' ••fietoes) ; and if the /sea _ _ _ hr CHARITY. For DELIVERIN-0 PO LTINCI-IN OR MARKTED WOMEN at THEIR OWN WitITATIONS, I nit flitted 1757. Irteter the Patron re of their Rork! Highnesses the Pas Nem and Petecltts of WALE'. ArIN SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, the 1 1.., 12th iistaut. a 4iERIMOIf will' he prenchei for the WIRNP.FIT of thig Institution ► in the Parish Church of St. ilotolph. Rislutpsyste. by The Rey. WILLIAM HARRLSON. M. A.. Maid % Preacherpf the . aid Cheri+, and.Chaisinin Of Smyth work. Prayers-mill Istin at Eleven o'clock. Italwrriptions t.tthh Cburity hitt be received nt the Yoh. r of the - - Mr. Chat Octet ' 1. application to her, Mrs. Clarke, to Introduce Mak to Colonel Wardle that he might ask bin for some money, which she did, and that upon that appli. cation, Colonel Wardle said it was not convenient to advatye the money, but that h e wou ld p roton r a bill. At the sum of 5001. for that it was pot 441* his name should appear in that transom. tie% And " that a bill was accordingly given for that sum in. part payment of Wrigistiadaasaell fist the:furniture thus supplied. 'Elio leasdittS:ejeant said that h endeavoured 'tit the trial tia (ti[, Airs. ctarke, as ..vrett as hecoalil l - as to ON !if o vsm 4 111 1R 4 1 #41,, Sbji s , but Mrs. Clarke e.ktreeirly omen pcptAltstiltsipitt time, pierlitelg; ssisit*ossid she sialis fMbUp o wini tkack...eimploke was ogre • ~.~ '1 Thursday, November 9. ELOPEMENT. Mr.itionAatis called the attention of hie Lord ship to the cue.of Miss Nicholson,* ward in Chan cery, *ho elopct.with a comedian of I* ?am of, Giles. lie - recapitulated the circumat,o,ll l Orriii. hare been already laid before this public, ca. •.- • - • a SIM r nsi6 lialt.,l) WAN: • s ,a• the who:.• sup.. vs Weinesda v. It may alht bete not be improper a. to the entiOndiat pan 4r t;tal Adlvrti'ernelnr *hie!' trolohlfeei a potter gad desiy,n in the Proprietors of Drury-lane turret/ a third Theatre on a dormant Patent, if a third : Theatre should he wntsted. This assertion. if trot " a harty rniAino= cepti on." mot ce: tainlv be" an intentional dilution," as will be dsanifest from the following short statetnent:— ander. brand, that, when it was in twatemplatioa to pull down Old • and rebuild the late 'Vivito-, as the Company was thee plaving on n Pateht that had not many years•t• ran, id • order te Induce the Public to subscribe for the erection of Ow Neyr Theauv, - it became necessary to obtain a mar perm , isent tots ^e thno 11 temporary patent s. al )Ir. Harrk theft had{ n; dornolatt whist was considered to be a Patent he fee. tbnt Patent toss purchased a ith Bowe of the , had raised fur boildiog liew Drury. When that tentPoritti Paten' shall eapirc, the Coispa.ly ir.ait Own play no whAt they call itte " Dormant Patent annexed to that Theatre," and therefore cannot hr 64 pot to action" fur the erectt , m or a third Theatre. Bat hri , rilffirr• that the Executive Power km ended three e.wtistehtt Ptieute, surely they Were natant to give the public tire beardt of farce Theatre:, and it was therefore deihrtiug that object to suffer one Ti.eatte 111 y a estmstsso , lv of two Pateuts to estimuish the third.-- Puhlk. ;wife( thus gear/lei from deception on this point. may be ausured th.lt an apt.s.i.al will be wale te the i•i:ttre of Parliament. and the Committee feel the most trutguine hype of ,ucese.s, becaese they Dr.! warmly sOpporterl by a liberall pe pie. and are to have the merits of mat appeal dioru-wd by an equitable, (ioterament. By t)riler of the l'omasittee, 'Now. ft, Me. HENRY FRY. So!iritor. A . LW. Persons having Claims on gra BEL. LINGH Alll GRAD 1.111, B %RT. of the 10th Ligbt Dragoons, are requeated to trod their Aresuidi itronedinteit , to ,Mean. Dawson nod Wratistaw, Watitick-street, Goldeti. "---- • GRAND THEATHRIAL MEDAL. .• On Mon;lav neat will be-rendy for fl4iirery. price's. A.N KlAorate and!Elogant MF.1)4116,, contme. morwir.• t thrsresent liednaus Conti.st between the OldeadNes' "'es, atCbrent Garden Theatre. It is fe,an the hand of a tint tent A rtist ; the Device consists of an YA rAlest Head, with a selection of popular and appropriate Mnit:ll. are recrivoll at Mr. TlatliwaN':, 'I. (beenhithe, nod the Medal to he tad at •the pri , teipal Silversnliftis in •Tow a, said a,t Hath vray's New-paner Othre. Ito:, al Ea • hen MRS. %101)(1N'. in the Prost, and br A LETT SIR to that LADY from /4114 GA_ LI.N (1.1;t. Mir Gong!!), Price ss. KIIICtiE4IIIII. HILL OFF ICE w 4 Oct:ltio9. All EXCtrQU FA RILLS dive in the 'Knuth of No vemtew, lAN. TO HE PAID OFF. 'Vag LORDS ("OM SqISSIONERS of III; 1. A.IF.STY'A TR R A Si !Z Y, haidag iiren Directions for MI ci e r s Priacipai at above_-lientialed E.rehesaser io;th the I ntorett due tAerean, at the BxrAerier tlllOfifro in Ito II veil,: of Exchequer, Veto Palace Yard, Westvittroter, on Friday, the94th Day of Vouentter, 1809, ettewlince IBM he.ty. n d flyy ( Smtlf.:yseist/ Ho 7,14./s r.reepte4) ts esad chniiee Wed*. Idity the 15th instant, (roue Ten ()Tack in tiko hforning tilt One in the Afterngon l for the Purpose of receiv ing ca, saint. .lid far the greater Drarte.., 'Pie Bearers of Ike all Bins erg &sired t. bring separate Lists of each Deirriplite sf 1111 h, confavaireg tfieNamber is Nuateriral (nice, ft.:carding la the Delos of the said .8111.. and Com . . ...._._ I •____ I_..ma.ml • " Fuel deeds will rise, Etc. &c." A Narsorive of Cireginstivrial kra. ibelading Anecvlares. &r. Etc. of Mrs. S MOO Nh's life, fur the last Seven Years, with sevet4l of her Letters. Printed (orate • Antheresv, and Sold by M. Antes, No. 5, Newpire.street; ring to be bad of all Booksellers io the "Ilnised Kingdom. This Day wea puh'ished, Price 21. 6d. VONSIDERASIONS ON THE PAST AND PRESINT STAT 4 OF THE. STACK. with relh more to the late Contests at Covent Garden. To which is outtled, R Plan for a New Theatre, for the purpose of Hear ing Plays. Pahlished by C. C-ltapple. Pall Mall. where note be hod. THE DIAMATTC MIRROR, 2 Volv. Price £1 li. eaten bassist being a complete History of the Stage, with Seventeen tin ravings , among which are escelleat /onto, Views of the hate Drury-lane and Coyest Garden Tbeetres. dome there..n, cowf.died . froles IsslWarhig, IA: Doe sale* thee are respertivflo doled, to the said 411 A Day of Vommber, is:di:tint, whoa the leterrst will cruise: and lb. aid Bearers ( being floldsx:f spe egg) are iraispeatilstd re gaired is indorse and Rill with Asir ono? Stgoretetro4 mid to write t'vlr Venus and Reside's^e at the UN** of eock uPferalv aid theyare A.rer required to Wiwi the Rscherrr 8+ (I odlre fir Peomerit, and to receive She Mow Rifle, ens: 71e! lee Re:eiple fur the sense. If any of tare !faller' o r afore:ail luN should be de sirous of reorieing Possums! of the I'rirrionl and Interest, previous to 0: odd 2Ph Ilay of Noma:her, they viny he ac commodated .sn WillestLing LAa Intemst to the !lay on stAlci they wish to be torrid, and laavieg the said Dills fee Rawest yeti** One Due prior /hereto. Ruch Persons six way be desirous of haring Kure Exchequer Rills in whole or to pad Pnarswet of Principal, upon marking Xer, Rifle, and tn.:Winning (he Aiseunt at the Rotten: • f !lair Lists, delivered ea er before Lke lUh mei be meows:iodated with New Rills, carrying an In terest of I% eepewe o.se riveting bo the Day es every Oae iimulred Pounds, which fired New Rifts will bear Dols the said lith Day of .Vioresaisr, iso9. era wink deiioersa on blooded the yidA nv Nov.oeber, and the ((Wowing Days. V. B. AU Ezetialuer Rine dared prior to Vorensher, MP, Rem been adoerlised is be paid off, and lA. /alters! florets,: *assessed. A C$ A MESSRS'. CURRIK end CO. Snrgeon., late in lilt Me;etty's service, challenge the whisk world In prove a sineleiniaaore where thrlr Nisdieirre rm.! Method of Cure have failed .4 the desired effect. The practice of aiany year: in Cab particular branch of their profession, bus ' not given re.e to one unsuccessful Cove. They contiaue to direct their studies to the treatment inat rare of Vent-teal Coinpleints. and that lierangenseat of the Sa stem, w hich L. the censequence of the pernicious and waste- ful effects of a habit long and most unhappily put - . ued hrthe youth ',thigh sesta. In the one it will be found to be the ' unfailing eintece or harreuneu I the other have its revues fa tally devetved to them b$ a distres:ing stole of debility, if not timely nonedlerl. ternsinntes is impirtenee. These areal; remote and Ultimate reit: ts, while Costsumptious. Loa of klisaid:u . aid svirirsus Nervous Complaints, usually clianomerixe the earlier oases oftais sii'mtary vice. Of pee wit@ lalletli 4 hing uncle' the disorders incident to such tt habit, their treaftnent and has never proved urbaccessful io the treatment urn long, lahoritrus,and much extended prac tice. In the most olistinate and Complicated eases of Vene er s! Inf-ation. fuels as Obeintetions io the Urethra. Illative Exuesrences. limit Tumours, Cilium. Ulcers, Lcuptious, ik missal Weakiseeft. atm TRICT UR gs. het h" recent Prior lons thsratinti. and which have battled the skill of otherPraeltinnefs. are, by their present improved plan of treatment. ecttla j trip end pertentsently eared, with slut the patient -atterirgtsweecruriarlisg petit and alarming he morrhage ti frequestfry relluwe Vie npplicatioo ref floe ht ant twastic, in the crier* of Spent, years eiciadve practice its this Mei (won', rtutnertum. cases n Stricturet have bctri and are c r i laji undrr their care., the not? l eradication or which ere etre b y a safe . cu r ets, oisd erpttlitirms Mode 01'pr:settee. 'turning to any other yet adopte-d. The weakness. relaxa tion, and dehilityypiiceebag from tlin complaint. are spee dily rmunecrl, and (be patent restored tit found and t health. Hest where tit. , debility has for years existed, a pro per persevertur.• in their restorative remedies. eller a Stric ture has be de-itroved. is iialtiremitbly requisite to revive the %spark.. of Life, and to re-animate the COOMi outinn. Sevetal Nos! en's and flaweLestett of the first respect abints, have been udder the care or ilessrs. CURRIE; and CO. 'for the removal of complaints of the Urethra. Stric tures, I : awl keying rereiied at, radical and permanent Care. rt.-tin:lndy requested that refereual-; ntign he made to tbm it , c tfl.n.eittry et/144414k or the decided surriority of ( .1 . 7 R It and CO'- pl:in at tee amine. Many is; these (hattlemen have hail 4 .4 from 10 to '2O years, and had been miler the rare of Mons; Home. nr.d other Sisree.•l.l of equal endatmee, who nnempted the cure by he appl ration of in- Lunar t 'tomic, without success. Mears Gurrie mod C r. may be einnalted by either Res with the ;rreateNt delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their home, No. 107. Hatton Garden. Patients in the Country are requested to state the particu tars of their ease, age. and general habit of Ovine, &c. &c. enclosing as reelittartee for advice yawl me , liciars, when tie same will he &iron err sent to airy part of the kingdom. 'rre en sure that secrecy Si) essential t• their undertaking, the pint age softeners may be added to the for medicine. 9th Julie, 12%)-101, Mitten (Saks. STERLOTYPE EDITIONS, FOR SCIIOOLS, Sold Whammies and Retail, by Veroor, Hood, and Sharpe, roultre. TONES'N PRONOUNCING and EXPLA tNATORY DICTIONARY; or, Sheridan soul Wal ker Improved. A new Editice, greatly enlarged, 9s. 6d. bound. Eniick's Sp.iliug Dirtioertry, best edition, 2s. 6d. bound. Voltalrr's History of Charles the Twelfth, in French. 12no. 4t. bouud. Yotries Latin and English Dictionary, greatly Improved by Dr, Dakifo, Bvo. ifs. bound. The Oreek Tes7onseat. :Vico. ss. 611. bowed. The liresch Testament, 12Ino. 4s. hound. Ciolisntlth's History or Gayland, abridged, with Heads, 6.1, bound. Roman History. abridged, St. 6d. boun.l. of fircece. abridged, 96. 61. bouud. Farming's Universal Spelling Book. Is. 3d.'bouud. IMlwartli's Spelling Rook, Is. M. bound. Seltoo's Abridge neat of the Old nod New Testament, 2s. 6d. bouud. Ditto. with 21 flutes, 3s. bound. Also Stereotyped Editioos of the untl , sr: Bloomfield's Poems complete, viz. Faroe;'. Hoy, Rural Tales, and Wild FlowertrY vol.. post Illoso. kith an etcga,,l Head of the Author, fin. biotech. Watts's Psalms mud Hymns, smiled size, 4s. hound and gilt. .3s. dd. Morocco., The Adventures of Robinson Crime, 2 vols. 12mo. Plates, the complete Work, lie. boards. The Vicar of Wakefield, 1404. Plaits, 46. 6,1. boards. The Death of Abel, 12no. Plates, 41. 61. bound. Seutimeatal Journey, 19 I'lates, iSmo. S.. board , . Thoustoole Seareas, Hymn, mud Odes, with Dr. Alicia's Criticism. WM:hp Bvu. Plates, ;is. ad.—Ditto, post aro. Sot Plates, 10.. 6d. Ecotioniv of Human Life, Vou,. sewenl, Rd. v's Legacy to his Deng:tie' , Senn sewed, 9d. fl i gt a c4_eares Plays, puhllthiug in Foolscap Ova. front beautiful Type, with elegant Wood Cuts. Nu. I. to XX VI. it published. N. R. AU the above Editions have been Stereotyped from *Omani new Type, alt by Mr. Finites. • LADLES' BUFF DRESSES. PAR dbieetion3 to Ruff Dresacs, from their liability to, Stains, and the difficulty of renewing awns, are now entirely obviated by the tar of HUDSON'S. CH r:- !CCM. BLEACHING LIQUID, which relatives Malta of Bed Port Wier, Tea, Cone, Fruit, Mildew, and every vegetable isolate: forts at Dream, Table Linen, Leather, Caking, Muslin, stud Uwe, witbeat injuring the Buff Co. leer or the testers of theClrith. Prepared and Sold by Hudson and Company, Her Mit iesty's t:hyasists. 41, Haymarket, Lon..lon: sold also by Be ' rim and Co. 150, ()sford-stripet ; Ri g c. 11, New Bond- Areet I Harding bed Howell, 89, PA-Mall; Vade, 46, CorrOtill ; (Went. 158, Stread ; and the principal Pertantrn and Medicine Venter s throughuat the Urrited It iogdsrtn , iu betties at ss. 31. and Ta each. and had lent money towards carrying it into exe cution, he had an affidavit from him, stating his utter ignormseeitt the time of the Lady's being. a lard in Cnancery. R e read this affidavit, and also another from Ilr. Fry,•Mr. Giles's Solicitor, in extenuation. The Learned Gotleman then stated, that Mr. Giles well without friends, and • without any means of subsistence ; so that his utter ruin was eerta.n in case of conlineausaL- The Loup CHAsOELLoIIi said, that he would defer his decisioii until to.morruw ; but could not avoid now remarking upon pa impropriety of the Clergyman's conduct who had published the banns. He dill not wish to impute any wilful impropriety to the. gentleman who had acted upon this occa siow; but an error lie was certainly guilty of. its Lordship any deemed it necessary to lay down the law precisely for the guidance of -those who • [Wild be hereafter concerned ill such. circum cdances. He understood that Clergymen fre., eittently published banns, upon their being handed up to-them after , the first and stcoud lesson. The law, however, allowed no such power. By the Act of Parliameot for the regulation of marriages ) the banns should he made known to the Clergy mail hiatit . seven days before their publication, toge. Alter pith the rirrislian and surname of the parties, Abe parish in which they resided, together with :limir respective resi&nees, and hnw long they bad pelaspied them. It was the duty of the Clergy. 4latta, after the Drat antics,-to so to the isoolie..to which lie was dir;:eted, and make enquiries there as to the correctness of the facts. If on such en. quiry lie was deceived, then be certainly was not to blame; but if he neeleded to make such en. quiry, he was subject not only to heavy ecclesi. astical censures, bait to punishments of another description. Ignorance ow the part of the Cler. gyman, would not avail him as an please. lie .tailed the strictness of Lord Thnrlow iri .fhe cloy of Rector Markham, and recollected himself a cause, 10 which the absurd excuse of the *olficieting Cler. gyman was very near subjecting him to a must sc. were prosecutiou. The Clergyraym said he had 'vest the strictest orders to his cur to ; the curate hod given the same orders to his ;Jerk ; the clerk to his wife ; and so they accounted and tik o u g ht to apologise fur the dereliction of their duly. His Lordship advised a petition to he sent up, in the coarse of the day, from Mr. Gilt's, which he *weld take into consideration and,decide upon to. attntrow- A Petition was aftsreaida• prcseatcd to his Lordship. Mr. Serjeaut Berr--" I hate got the didavit of Major Dodd." Lord ELLF:11110110U011..•" I MA it was men firmed by the Attorney-General iu his opening, but I will not pledge.-myself to it, that Major Dodd attended the Court, or was within reach of, and might be called on the part of Colonel War. die." Mr. Serjeant BehT• certainly, , my 14 ,rd, and We tad no instructions the 'WO illnesses for it watilld flan been pi.devfitho,it any one his testimony, fur h is oppdsing the testimui stick 'witnesses, my Lord brined an intpoitant tact, We have filid"its , (Aisne (rem the boil, oy M which, I thiuk, will i far is it froM being tru, • • purchased on the credit books state them to haw COURT Oi KING'S RI:NCH. Clarke, by the name Thursday * November 9. states Dow, that it was r Col. Wardle; and what WIIIOUT v. It a rr stating that this was fur Mr. Serjeaut Beer stat ' -to be action on account of Colonel ' brought by Francis Wright, an upholsterer, . Mr. Justice ciAILEY. against Colonel Wardle, fur furniture supplied to reasons for such au entry the house of Mrs. Clarke, in IYestbourn.place, the buok.." tried before his Lordship at the Sittings after the Mr. Serjeant Timm" last term in Middles. He had now to w o ve sent of Mr. Wright. .' the Cuert fur a rule to show caw why there Mrs. Clarke's name, if they were for her, in the should not ti .a new ;trial had in.,. 4,case; and ; name of Mrs. Clarke, at the desire of Culonef this motion tnit , !e upon affidavits. the tendelicy Wardle ?" of which went to show that the verdict whims wee licre Lord Ettexsoitouon observed, that It found fur the Plaintiff, hail been obtained ou.a ; this was a raat..urial point, they might hare called statement of facts which he should clearly seta. j (or the books at the trial ; but there might be ,4 blith to be false ; butt he bad not an opportunity ► number of different riames in a ttadesman i i of offering those [acts at the trial, which he pos. book', %%lamt deciding to. whom the credit was reseed now. given. Ile did not say that the ,case was so id On .the part of the Plaintiff there wero 'two this instance, but it might be ie. • witnesses examined. TAO first was Mrs. Clarke, Mr. Serjeant 11‘51. observed, that :anyas note Iliad the second was Daniel Wright, the Plainttitf'sl instructed in this case by an Attorney, whose di. brother. Mrs. Clarks, stated, that in the early I ligence had prOcured all the matter now before part of November, 1808, on her coming to Lon. Inn, and by which hecneintained, .that the story don, &betook a.huuse in IVektbourne.placo; that related by the Pieintil'a s toretber,and Mrs. Clark, she was desirous Mr. Wright should furnish It, was a ti s sue of false:loud tbe beginning to but that she being considerably in his, debt, be. the eud, as should appear 'emu the i atiblarits whiCh tweets 5 and 6001., Mr. Wright would nqt permit were now tab sut to be reed to the Court. The first her to get further in his debt, only he agreed to piltitlavis eisse ',het of Colonel liii;arclle himself. 11 ) e let her hare furniture to the amount of about could hate Us Objection . to r4o:tsg through the '2OOl. on hire, he absolutely refusing to sell it to whole of it, Of tikought it might /Alice to state her, and she 'swore positively, =ltaly, that the substarire l df it ; •and 31ajor cquisigi d d IVrieht would not sell to her oily part ;he fur. him is the srlV6lu of it. they both denied every aitare, and that he would not fappbt het' with it, I worOf the circumstance 'Stated by Mrs. Clarke but on the credit of Weisel Wisfsjle, wheat alone and UMW Wtighe i as to tihu order b e in g R iggs he trusted. That -Colonel Wardle, ,attended with . by, or the credit given to Cnionel Wardle; and her at Wright's house, and psi: ordas fur this Major`Dolit was present at the time when Colunl furniture; and that in the • cootie rit a few dam W supposed to him/reheat introduced i s furniture to the amount of between 5-and 8001. Wriglo brother.. was • sent into her house by W nicht to come. Lord ELLIINISUROVOIL-L-. Colonel WardleCati. quenre of Colonel Wardle underc.i.ilie-to pay•for not possibly -be - A ‘Si:ll:"6,, ,yea kuuw, Brother That be t Mr. Wsifhti afterwards guile an Bast, if a now Mai bograntati in, this case; but , Moe of the. Piabait • lite/SitOtar_ss,- . Wardle cif nse- to the. k i taitstlfrikacten444 ter _end of Winember, with Ifasi C 414 r 014mi - el-Wardle wits introdnoeir.tek-hirs, Virci,ght, his brother the Pfalwiiiktro,beini and coup} nut cycle dciWn to, the- 111114 a. Mrs. Clarke said, he, Colonel Wirdlr, wat pay for the furAitore Oe shOuhl have, " N J. he did not contradict it. that site gave order. his heaving for different surtheies, and that.in pa, cular a sideboard in the shop was taken.notise by Colonel IYaetlle , is bang more itantlaUsno.tb the one which Mrs. Clarke had in herloase, a desiring that it might be sent thither in lira ar4 tine already there. That he, Dauiel . Wright, as Colonel Wardle afterwards, who canoe. to shop, and aaiil he would pay the hill of exchani given in part payineut of the aunt of 'money as fug the furniture as of his own debt ) and Dank Wright swore positively that no cealit was evs by his brother or by hitu, to Mrs . . Clarke, ant afterwards, that the bill of eveitauge was plait through . the medium of a Mr. 1, ngward. took the name. He had now slated the whole substance of At evidence given fur the' Piatelit in this cause, Intl it was quite impossible tot Mat and others, •00 , were pT Counsel fur Colonel IVerdle, to knott 'whist sort of story these teo witnesses would tell: , Mr. Justice BAILEY..." Is not that the Pills with every Defendant whet comes into a Court *of Justice to hear what is to be related for the Plain. tiff ?" Lord Eatzstsoaottion..." Was nobody eh* present?" Mr. Serjeant BEST..." Major Dtidd was." Lord Eaagneottoeon—" Bet he was not att. sell wigwam." t.T,) M9RIII i 1 ".10101111 lierM sancryiptitins to this Charily Win be re ce i ve d n t th e vet - - - „7,; te ii e e 4 a. i cf; o f ilv• Ns, 0..5. (eertainl y Rot the only cant- commeodell tha t ihe -young lady - sh i oeld I;eplaCed . c -- 1; - ;tit% which ha. optircirei Of- Proorietors) t and if the ntea- WY of tar Clihrei ; ht Mt. Charles Stuart. Tramper. Tr fi. mires orenel ~ , , , , , nietc4 wk l et , wilt „ site t h e te h m ildifig if f S. Great Taarr-street I by the Secretary, Mr. W. 9,. Bar, tinder *proper prote;tion ; as she had repeatedly .lbj 'by bit; deetareelliet intentiou of running off if she could -pr) th-it Ttootre, titcy r- eitti ha. c+ no ot:teysmontiontissue that et' ma- i Nallat.rwri. hear Wingou Tosupthal iati a, (l l., 4 6, ( 4l„ cou tb e t d o , no oemitnciii of hostility nr. ~_ - Hunt) the Collector, ai . trap Charity's • : vas, wit an _ . .! f * . . rlnhit . ' wish of Is4vidas rivalthip u,4t.,'rt tititt,•Dred!ln.ase.ca;carsir ufk. " 4 " l " 4 111 = 614 11f whom haab).th .-a nYs il " . . elli P l i • ..Y . ' • . • - •P i l Bat ten they bet an. olfad akdocclisement issued 16 the 4 reglad* *MY' hiw had. n Y -: "'Mr. aril.% as Cogent farMr:Gitecttatixt its liPlol“ 6 lllo44l 4l AMlOrPkiirttr a r t - o tsW,liit IC I , l : fr pArniti;d aid Sereat,; l 44l7c Women-west d " flopp.ned guhernisott. -- ou'llbltre t . , 4sttilhAftworot tfl'ltltrall*OVir f alitillfe t, ss tim ann iire L ." A'' a id N in ety 'stowed abe..wak II ; tort god 11111110114501 tIPPIII Oeseldera. .di . . " . I,_ fitele: olffsoiloa• tit-liie , ..' p o t t ikiy• %Intr. that Use Prove:tn.. et tbe propose/IA. iwi r .. .. the Bonas el,. lubserlptio3 habit; hero opened no Mon. , dons ol•deJicairta• the finiily of to ). He W do.. the irlio.• was reolleed vi filled by the oilsteloent• IV. S. FRU., See. . stited the: bontrition of Mr. Gills os; Oat had t _ Wedneoda v. It matt ales bete not be improper to advert to . 1 C 1 th e e ttt banding part itf Gat Adve . rti.ement, *isle!' amminters ' A LI, p enonl .h av i ng . C laims nn sm.. con,. .1)431 44 1 and his readiness to sohnsit,tO any ternsi Co a pout's nod dmiy,n in the "Proprietoni of ikon'-lane to creel • -ta. FREY Itl l .444Tint. -BART. o f the ISth *la ni4..• aehick it might be his . Lordship's ilesisure to im. 1 W a th ird "theatre on a dormant Pktent, if a third : Thenrre . • • - . Who had assisted in the OloPemenl• ! M i l li q uid be wninc.l. This nssertiou. if not " a ha rty_MiAMH- k: 6 , 4 7 - t-b ri l.....n ted ___. fiv vi alle4 ratis - ia ll . W hei , r . w. -- s A gZ ic .'wth itioves l i tionnit oold t en eiv . 1 t P h ol or c cop A ie.i s ii t o o l. the conduct of Mr. mith l .the brO. i an, . • eeption." to+nt ce:taiuly be "nn intentional dilution," as will . squ i;„ e " " 4"79 all " _ _ - r--" Ho was in the Hall. mil subixenaed on both sides. 08 ir lit the exteut to which tho Plaintiff' would go, and ipritileut in us to call Major me vreoM.stance to solgto4 might ho exposed .to (knitr lawn,' et two witne*.sett, iortl;:btti Ink hate since y Net, by 'mama of a hilt wit mcery, agailist Mr. WAlg Mir. Wright, ne hare,i 1 • dispose of ibis case ; for, fifs i true, that these gooids Ted lit of Colonal Wardle, 404 tare btan furaishi4 for e of Mrs. Farquiari ras furni lied at the desire. hat reason confd t h ere bet*? or Mrs. Far)fuitar, If it:,144 et Wardle!, Theo aillibt be many itry; tun 4 poisphe tuigiat 140 ..."one without* the eon: t. .Why not enter them in ECCLBSIJSTIC4L PROMOTIONS. Ric. Francis Mend, D. D. fellow of 'Magdalen cage, tw the ftertnry of Ca•ulleshy. in the Conte 'Anent& " Rev. Spencer Madan, to the Rectefy of Thorpe Cu tine, Staffordshire. Rev. James Penny, to the VicWrage of Preston. Rev. James Watts, M. A. fo 111 . .. Vicarage of Weston- Regard. Herefordshire. Rev. Charles Carver, IL A. to the Vicarage of flaming, Nurf lk, vacant try the resignation of the Rev. &talon) Baritirk. Oxi - ono, Nor. 4.--4looday last the Rev. Prodshani Holonn, B. D. and Principal of Bra/avow College, woes& witted D. D. Yetterriay came on the election of All Sisals College, wheat the &Rowing geuderoett were elerted fellows of that society :. —Mr. Anne4ey nod Mr. Sineyd-, both of (7 hrlyt Church., Twesday the Rev. W. Crahtree, B. A. of UntierSitg) College, was C.erted fellow, and Mr. George Orgill Leer aid Mr. ailisra Viocest, sauflare .4 that society. 1 , 1 .. . .~' ..-~..-...w~ ; I