The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-11-09 00:00:00

r • • •°. .I'. t' 18.0 , . 1 T8 aUOES. • • • iA'A N, O:ita•RQDl"5; Nnj 34 1 , 1 ••• • • .), cardleii Front cittiterl4-olreet u hi{ con h• •nost er r ztejWvc Milrtiwnt L.eiaciii, of warYfontrerof tbre bola &laterite). am/pork .b etttel•fence i _ 4 "V i tt i g, r o l . 4 " le Y • ills•ci t 4 • katirtnen w .1 - r cent. I nal befpnkeprites. • ••• r to • .t eireentri a rnebt .Y. NI. C. has erprehlibiedhiariag ,Aight years,himto bake ibis iss , tang lie toe ..b ye pi..q, the adyanta.„..y.l of which Are sq. Ci.it it -.•e•ls caul .r in be genr knoint*n be al . t naiversall The trade ac. tribit. - • 1 1 . 2 a • ke eI (3ufC►►brrgh 1 ST 4 Tr(' b 11 IV t T 1 .1.0 NOON • , SNURS.I . 4I'., KOTEMEER 9 • `,103/ito MAW-010i 0 y .-1104:2, at L t .. l'abEs.-offines. -. S P Tss or a M..tisen , ,ter from tip do, and Mails f. om Matta and Gibraltar, furnish us with •teetitirhnly derails from the • Pcniiiso!.i. The t atietille bare than:-. - estly lost the eonfidenoe • • : or the wretched people, whose cause will, doulit so;,/esn,, be eventually sacrificed by that very Junta .ct St . hifillt.,S been so bond iu announcing " preparn • The the expulsion of their invaders. That reigns throughout the • Peninsula, may from the extracts we have given of 'iodisleataksouglit by . . these arrivals. The conclu •4" !twei.ofesko war milk Austria must necessarily • great •at :portion. of the French army, :4ttitise. operations : . against Train and Walcheren may be carrhtl on shnultaneonsly. ILeiuforce . mentr hone already,been dispatched from England • * ;considerable force is under orders flat Vistliiketon.' .Ministers seem resolved to try tlfdrpetesif:the. nation to the uttermost point. .•i 0.1 4 .' • ;vaichcr., the ravages of disease wasto.pouirig reducing our brave- armies there to a somber so ioconsiderehle, that no hope is left, but ssE Vciug alde . .to defend themselves until they On eonceniostfi'evacuaic,their preient positions. What 'can be the expectations of Ministers, we are at an utter loss to comprehend--for it may be • conceived that, in the heated imaginations of those qufattiated imbecile el:%racters,--the hope of the deliverance of the Uaiversal Spori.ik Notion, •; no longer holds a place. 'The incontroverti • lionbaleecence of NA roLCON has ruined many brtgiit political speculations. 'l'll‘. French • a;.pears, by the French Papers which • arrived last ran, t, to rontiii.o his =IOU. hoott • list in the Force/ . ad fri,phinkleau. la the mean ti:no French trouts are marching into Spain, and to the neighbourhood of Antwerp. • .f toi the Peninsula the French army, already t 30,000 • t 'ati &soul - ate reinforcement, on ,th errilsl of which, our dintikishert, and dimi • 7iiirkiuterroy will -have to . sustain the attack of a ittifilraosisperior in point of numbers, that the ex , ot the lives of our . brave soldiers in a con. lent an hoirodess, , eannot be aisticirateil. The era iff-the Renal:tut a and die swamps of !Val ".: np think, be anticipated as T no very • '';' . sausele ,i• • • Is the Court of King's Bane::, this day, Mr. „: rjeasit Hess. moved fur a new trial on the be- 1 of Colonel WARint, in the action brought . againit him by WRIGUT, the Upholsterer. Affi ' ditvite of Col. Waenut, Mr. GLIINNIE, Major biJoii; Mr. ILLINGIVOItTII, Mr. ELLIS (Colonel,' „ iYaIIDLI'S Attorney); Mr. Bickers . ; oft , fi r. Itcsisg/7 1 were rtmieclively read ;. mach discus. Lake took place, and .a rule to abew caws oat . • • A kttrr from T:irragolia, of the Ith fletoba4 .contains a passage; of which the followitis,M.,6l ~Cory • G e r o na bait been :pita besieged the'enerav i and Les .; heal relieved ; bhtitte are 411(befarrii ?WY . i micas and for several days kept of ate 4otstiti eviroated lt.- . .The bravery divi,:ied bylia; aad ittbabi can 's caly bent contporasm_vrOlt — *Sart/ ~ sa., . it is imp - resit& to cookteasplote the members of th- rl. iu on bntb side*. bat wit& • • •• This little place It : 4 now rar od a ayf a t al4 too upwards of live intonths." • *." Stor. 28.—A smell expoitillen hei lolled Crate • • •- liefire tot‘ifl, 1 61 1 0* • siew of taking PotatuinO..q-Lho •• . h t ,„ ro 1,1 4 , 1 e,i. The Ea 41143 Ages* is odi..mord. isicllipetigs 'l l / 3 „prkletAY 14 % rroeivrA. Altai airy bail skews sysopOomo • id at it'll, and t , ntattekboa. suid, sit ...41,y bad 68 , 419.4.0 •ra •-*bat oft.F.Otlatul. SSauldlOkt!vierprber iirooesmowt - el, the' eeeirpooso of lbw lelsod4 to•fille.4POr itreiq ildiaiolop to ; • Oueiseithaats. Tiatlf fur nor. d* has teco . iety dill • ••• r;lllll%Lt.tR, O . CT. 11.—Art express IliAtiltphired. ttatirri thtst the Solpretile Jaunt of Seib his heft anan'scd the ptnjile. Froa; "; o .alitiros ve bacc account,' that a.stratg!i.iir jaily I,ttel3 to..k a Courier frith letters from Jostiin to M% brother' A eilt.r.o N r. questing a fresh supply of money and troop', uud itr.titig that hr shueld he obliged \ to leave the cm , vital if this demand acre uot complied with. Tne Carteret packet arrived roe Jry before yesterslii7 inn dais from Malt 4. Tae Formidable * and a convni he this placez.t.d sated two 41.a3s hcfott the 001 ' An expedition snilid front Sicily an the 2 C it of Seireith er' whose destinutiona 4.'vaknow a. The BeniOns and l'ejaisiph irrivtd Isere' on the . aitht.nini tiptinn,, hi fheli irtifr to f.ord Collingiroost's dent ntleTnainn. VVt erect •everyc a..y err he tr of the fL ei bring at sea, SAl5*ll! of Ceti:l4..lo frigates, und a attmlier of ttansports crowded with 4 stri- in the outertoad at binds anchor &hat:: a fortnirbt IJ • • . -r - - , i .i. Mr. WicieN the KING'S Messenger, arrived yell. I terdey morning Itisii , difivalchen beat the Mamas. WILLULIY. The Marquis is to vows 4904 6o board the Cti!Magri: - 'A Mail KU arriiticliMmSisiti l . Siellr, antiGiv! l "braltir, In twelrecd'ays fretil The lattertplece: The loiters 'Mate, (hat the thrrisem .is vary healthy, and in excellent order. The Chaplain of that garrison, Mr. COSILKET, late of Exeter, has died of a deiline. The sicktiereatid mortality among our troops in Spain and Portugal continue. By the regions for the tnotith of September, the dead amounted to uviards of 1000 1 and in'the week from the Bth to, the 15th October, to licit.' 35Q. The hospitals were cr , .wdcd with sick. I An,O.Alcar. of .the Guards, who was made , pri..- i saiter at the battle of Talavera, and has beet. ex. chimed, repoils, .that so far is the French Army from beitig reduced to the small number we had !ward, that it mounts to 80.000 men—and they evoect an immetliatereiatermitent of 15,000 men, lon the arrival of -which obey are to resew; alio: • sive- irverrtions axalust• the Engitalt. • " Orr. 17.—" The Jobet ettorlosit theasseives • Aran impOltcy tug eseite strove They rr min their places usder the pretence nf tuato tatttiogth e Pahlie Authorities until the Cortes he roprette,l, but they have au real intetttitrnof c invoking tltat Af•st;littly. .• tit r Imre the hest•toaserials nsr the defence of the Caen . try, in the coistrago Rod i pstrintista c r the great anus of toe 'people, hut wisdom obis be eloplryri to apply these mate • or bad Gciframast vout AM" A quantity of specie, destined for the payment of the garrison of Vlittleheren, &c. was on Mon. tidy escorted through Canterbury, by a party of the Life Guards, for embarkation at Oral. Some pacific reports prevailed in the city yes. tcrday, but we bellee they were without any foUndation. - Worst i1005z..4- Yesterday a Court of Directors was held, whin the uodermentioned Captains were 11110141 into the command of their respective shipit,' viz. Captain J. J. Williamson; Ocean, for St. Helena, 13en coolan, and China ;" Captain William Yvenghosband, Alex ander, for Swablay direct. The Coat adjourned at six o'clock till to morrow. When will wonders erase ? The Morning Post, the champion of truth !!!---la that rerilithle Print of this day are the following paragraphs : " There is no teeth arhat-eer in the statement which ap tr,d lras The Times' of )eeterday, respecting tile Guts " signally rainalei is the report of ;mended lean Change Mmounced in ' 11is Morratial• atruntete of j , esterday." 9 A letter from Vienna, dated October 19, says, 66 The blowing up of the French works in this city sod lts vicinity, notwithstanding what yieu will see stated in our Papery, did not a little da. mare. Many houses were seriousiy injured, and upwards of fifty persons were killed. 'rhea the , labours of mouths have been destroyed in a mo ment. None of the armies, either Frcooh, Res. man, or Austrian, have made any considerable moismients ; and it is not expected that the French will retire until the end of the month. The di.- banding of the Aslstrian forces, or the greater p.srt of .them, 'is much talked of: The people of Vi_ eons and other towns are more pleased at the con. I elusion of the Treaty, than if the war had Bien recommenced. So blind are they to their substan tial interest. The Emperor FRAIK4S ie expected 'soon to return to his capital, but as 'yet he re mains at Tolls." Private letters from Litebote, dated detober 95, sty :—•• Lord WILLINGTOM kft this airy on Monday the 16th inst. for the express Impose of inspecting the Pultugurpe army, .and he returned again nn Friday. We have its, news frees Spain, but a battle is shortly expected." By * person who has just an lied from Rolland, 'we are informed that auxiliary troops to the slum ber of 10,000, had lately entered Antwerp ;- and by the same authority we are told, that B0:- - PA tale was expected to visit that ci:y, to giro his orders personally to the French Marshal in com mand, for the future conduct of the siege of Wal e herrn. 'rho reports made by the Tyrolean Deputies to the British Government are of a marvellous na lure. The tutotbers of the enemy they havetakun prisoners, the nutubors they have. shin, the dex terity which boys under lb years keno mittired In +he art of sharp-shoaling, are eyeful aoli4f. ., 1 1 - Asaimw 110 ilrElt, the Chid ibN.rhe NI rofcie 1 insurgent., gitet entry facility%) the gentian ance: 44 tivoiulareouese bet weenAltsly . and Gin mOti::, Several Italia' alikxtlestlers lakly: &lOW at Mu ides, having -travtiled with their lyaloinble iver, selsandixe unisoleited, iii cosibegmenee of lie ri,za!i strpttete..- lie told then!, that if thelievallanr s ' suffered them to exchange their commodities iiii. ; Ohio, be should be °glad ; but it they did not, • titer he nor bill brave adherents should be re: ..- duced'to want . &today evening,between . eiglit and nine o'cl °SA ? : yonefrwegaw-ef.iiispoctahte cvm-nettfonsitrthe City, was coming from Kennings:ow,. %lefty, he was decoyed by si wtp.dileassifeduliwinto a house ' of 111-fame in the Viuklibrierhoosi of Tower-sin:lg, St. George's*VielMr.irlsewy efigrotopping a short; ila.e she absconded, taking with lion.bis _pocket. houli e co n tainiugbet *ow. t bitty And feitYpell,44s *in Bank sets; itmediaic statbit.vrai mac after her, bet to no prirpomr.' The hoist iiiiistaiba 'Maitre npdatd, on 7 1 1 Ortfacsdale se'tinight,.. Is Dublin, brtheTroprie lon, with itirtC.cer:for the Debtors' Jubilee. Fund, in that city. Tiro; bodge is elegadt, and airy. The Concert commenced with an Ode, composed as the Jubilee, by Mr. Looms, per formed by Make. GtaaoN, FiTzsimmows, t t;f4iAN, LACY, ,and Mrs. WILLMAN. In the coarse of the -evening, Mr. Furs:motor,' song two songs, Peep in the kinatain, and The blast:ping jfaser, in %which ho witfolost rapturon4ly ored. lie also joined in O A iku4utlltut.gke, 0, Nanny, wilt thou gang siih me, with Mrs. Cars - timm o shir.lirnev, and MF..l.fcis. TitenriaMse k„lianuo i boanoled, froit a molt crv4 - oeilpod,l, Atid s .?e thursilley;tlr. It. ion osTori was to speaJ an oicasiunit o .O4( Osi; previous to tba:perrprlgOnp4, of 0111.gui,01 . 64 1 4 of: -*Nogg, in whiCh Mr.„ntsd.hstionte iAit ,1 . 1)11 1 6 . VILLE, Mess .vii 40, and Mr. Ll'Eaviit.a's ann. Salted Ballet Corals were to stake theii kit au. •• • • TPA 'Cr A SMA • - -- -- : - .. ---- ', - , - 1 . 11 --- _,rft - 7r77r: — rr'..l:! • • ' ! .COFSINKQSMORN THEinE.. 't i t „ , . „ .. sae earl 0f Inkle and Yarico Iris yer. Icon* with fl, ,Sliterruption---but as 'the Per :fifemaisec on din itage proceeded, that in .the pit itlyf inure thatievial pace, and finally increased, ct ist.aotiree, that rendered the Actors on the stag e i4ufble,. long. befoto the . half-price ewe oteaced. The farce of ne Miser produced ao 'aisociation of inns by no means calculated to diminish the irritation on the minds of the coat. ka n y (who had paid their mosses) against the *EIIIILE family. In the course of the evening, a 41Sti (evidently employed for the especial pur. iptase), stationed themselves In. the Pit, imairdi. ‘aitely opposite to one of the Dress Boxes on the IKing's side, in which were Mr. ‘irieteliOLT, and qme friends, wearing hi their bats the " initials **fad" of 0. P. It is not easy to conceive a puler fluency of abuse th et was bestowek by this gang oil Mr. NV tersuovri These Performers were in appearance, of the very lowest class of ruffians—a more squalid set we have not seen even on tee benches of the Pit, when the regular corps of accredited Hittites were nighfly recognised on the eight feint seats. For hear an hour this " Taitlifol band" kept up their lire. At length their abase became so loud, as to at tract the atteolion of the whole Pit—when the sound of 44 0. P.'S to the left," brought to the spot a number of Gentlemen, by whom the riff_ fleet were instantly expelled. In a very few minutes they presented themselves et the sai.:e door, respectively armed with bludgeons of most formidable dimensions. From what deptit .these weapons were proeurod, or whether they faint any part of the " properties" of the House — not having Peen-able to make inqairy • of the pro perly tat - so, weoanniit Whop. out Raiders * . A. shout of . O.P.'s ta Alm left s again bruagbt . vtail‘bets to the spot, and the ' 46 linn . iiiSir• %FOP Wilted with aft oppusing liottrisls: of sticks. 'which they'-; had no stomach to euontoter., .Thq..flierefore contented themselves with metteKin elferetioffir and threats of jeugeauce hi the passage—froin• whence,. after amities some One, they . Aoally re treated. . Mr. WIIMBOLT, with great propriety, treated • the abuse of these miscreants (amongst whom we heard the name of O'Donnell called out) with . great contempt. It, slay, perhaps, .bo.unk ti own to'maisy of our rea,fers, that in the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, when aura the sta. dents are attacked in the streets by the bargemen, between whom mud the young men there is a stand ing quarrel, the person so attacked shouts " .Gown, gown," when every gownsman in stantly hastens to the spot, for the parpose of proteetiug his fellow-student. The 0 P's seem now to have adopted this plan, so that when the Nujiaus or the Noses snake their attack, the cry at ." 0 P.'s, 0 P.'s" instantly draws to the spot a sufficient nntuber to rescue the ridis from the attack of the ruffians. The practice of this expedient very greatly diminished the num ber of assaults last night—for the (Ulcers, the guffaw, and the Noses, Aalff the impracticability of continuiog their accusioste4 .. wadies ; in fact, the Pit was almost cleared, and that witleket violence, of all the .pereons who ,have been accus tomed to assault those who express disapprohat:on. The music of the Pie, both vocal and Whim mental, was extremely powerful. It is almost on necessary to slate, that the performatieek on the Stage, and in the Orchestra were pare(' !lento mimic. The Farce of Hires acts oc cup i ed the enormous period of 21.mittetes ! .- The P l eicartis weettaueseeous s ond lc till Prices," almost wit hoe t eseeptiou t _ wire cennected With " No Priiate Pukes." - The abolitiori of both seems to be the determined object of the publim The as fissions to the Prink! Boxes wore ineti , sant, loud, and, we apprehend, clistite'lly addible in every pact of the house. The Ladies, how ever, hi some of those receptacles., sat it out with affected unconcern, nut titimingliel with demon.' strations of contempt. The opposition was un diminished, and many persons in the lidses were guile as decided in their disaperobatiou as these in the - Pit. The. performance was over before ten o'clock. ---A -Geutleman in the Pit, .and another from the cDrets -ROM, on the •Prince's side, attempted to 'sddresi the Company, but could not be heard. ft.:The-hem *u cleared shortly after the curtain lithit coa tel' ' • • listitteT OF Mt. WIENUOLT. FOR FELO ,,J! e e:I4IOUSLIC TAKING HIS HAT. ~1 41 0 414 cosine of the evening, Mr. WisesioeT iirr,end the man, who had, on a former even 'i , LIA* IWO, forcibly taken away his hat. ,M,r.!Wkr.muala syauied the man, whose name is retillitOte titheeePPtelsentled., and taken to the Of „its.quvr:siteest, ..9u. hearing * case, Mr. . . 16 Ar l 4l.4.4ePiaktn,Aziot it wrap 411,40(1'5/44- ; arils mode out s and the eutoNatit'rs dtsinissed. . . . .PircLn.m ,m 104.. . ''' ; As the repreomi tions to the 3eFetairst State' failed in yr 'n il , a PruclamistiOt i ' lialileipi. peat, for the , - iltsfe ry ottits,eitivAt ho Iltt i4Vtir rt. .K.astuk - OW. 90 ;340 :lids , rodasnatlin, Al l ie vales! 'hi liii ft . r • ' KM; jo ••ik Minageel' ' i beeaAbitOti: !)I' . the liehte Isii i *Peteg fr i 90ktritillo t i:biliiiet oikihigi .. t e a reweill.of i ~. foie iiterk s deb. .Weitirt; ,l eetelyport „Wale i *lt , it6 Weed . Ruffians' wilt', aiitil,.lMowsalruccO,c,ll aritpliible opportunity' by wirich,Ob et a ft ho sO.,casily eainele l .asol yae ticular• f:r is the sta . tactitt- of the " o:l 4 .Y°' In the Pit theeateu, to put tit, ittil_ , i - -tb ‘ tisiD'i nightly at ocilhins .in that place. 'llte.‘i ta.ed'' ruffle:is" a ell' hoe* the authors iirt •tati . rago s4J,inst Mr. - graces's houses ' p - atie. . however, happy to inform oat . Iti4soii;liett.the 1 farce of sympathetic cemisbeieta i li qull! Russel -street, is over— the glacier diiiPiltenfii l curtain yesterday morning, by mentlittir tt ? .- gis t panes of glass and washieg eft the noltf:Vo Rh u hith, Mr. hemaee's outs friends had jnitietioesly aid. lied his windows. e) •,,, The numerous belly of rioters so grnely As.. nounced to have betel taken up; ' for the commis.... ,jolt of that outrlge, consist. it of i:co individuals 4 against one of whom wily was any c'harge pre. (erred _ an d th at as - wmal.. bt:,lrr I l ene v nom and . - ' : CAPTVIrE ANP•IIIPRIIIONMENT OF ANOTHER GENTLEMAN I.*OR ADOIMAING Tait. COM PANY IN THE THLAIRE. On Tomelay evening, when the [louse was clearing very fast, a Amin Gentleman steed up in'• the front Dress BOZOS and addressed the corn. ,piny. 'rho noise was su t c h h ey thl l : 4 . ll 3l : o ::: t 0 not p r h u e :l c : I t except by those Gentlemen who were dote to hini. After he had concluded, him out of the House ; bat this lie decii:eed, con. ' scious that be bad said nothing i.npropir. As 1,, was going out of the House, two persons seiziA and carried hint to the Public Office, w here 4 persoa known by the name of Long Gi6tonv, deposed t o hearing him assert, that's he um! kix.friondv wo u ld 64 allendnighttg to make a naive, wail tkePrtra:c 4 ' Boxes and Aar Prices were abolished." This charge the gentleman, Mr. Rutter( Pettis" a re. spectable Solicitor, of Louth, In Uncolnshire, denied. On being asked by the Magistrate what he did say, he stated the at:licence to have Leen as follows : " That ho resided in the country, at a d::. ti fence of 150 miles from Landon, antl c:at the 46 pe o pl e i n th e country felt as warmly intere , n.el " in the question between the-Aan ;errs and t!..: 44 Public, as those of the umernpo'i.i. Peat the c‘ private Boxes awl the affroeted Prices had 4 4 . equally excited indigrovion. The dsi;y into:. 46 course between the ~.etronnlis and the c eine: ) , 6 ' wall such, that the teeeplis• je the c ,- mtry 14 were, in fact, qui'e -is muelt interes!..(l in 44 whit related to the Theatre, us the p, i , . 44 of London coal(' be---Tite.ll: , 11ux of cotie,nny 66 to the Theatre from tilt cuuntry was ties..;.[, 46 rily very great, *ad it Fos 11:.iti Ali that ii !! , •i4 46 the cumatetlication between the country and 64 London was cot of, this would condom. to '' be the caso--continual disturbattoe must, 4. 4 therefote, be expected, as every fresh arrival 64 would bring a fresh .accession of individual re. 66 seettueut. lie hail no doubt that so Ion.; as " Private 3oxes, and New Prices irelt! $111)1:0Cleti, 6 ' the pablig opposition would he maintaine.l; l' and if auy serious inisellie should. result from 44 the contest, it would int imputable solely it) 66 - the obatinacy .of the Pruprietuts, nisei not to the 46 Public. From the coincidence winch he cuuid 64 assure the companyexisted between the sentimen :s . 46 of thp country, and those of the tne:ropotis, he ' 46 had no, doubt, that by perseverance in the op.. 46 position,.the just claiMs of the Public would " be finally accomplished, and they would iiiii. 46 niately Incited in trirowing open the. Private " Boxes, aed reducing the new prices to the old 64 standard. lie concluded by expressing his 46 hope, (Ia no nue %venial, on any m0'1;11,614 64 of publicly eipressing any sentiments of disap. 64 probation, except withitt the is alio of the ‘‘ Theatre." - ..,- Such was the substaner4 e speedo, according i t to the statement of Mr. 'misty:4, which, he said, could be coefiruted b those qeittlenven who heard hint. The accusers persisitog in the etarge, the M;vgistrate said Mr. PATTISOX must god hail ; which, Was utielale to do at. that into hour,. lid was ertimitted ID Tot. ,bill :Fiettli,. where be reinaioad ,notit the meat day—when 'he was belled by two very respectable: qtadietpeo, . wit **of thesis a Wehirn in, tier Magistrate, stud both to the . 411 as respect. able as the very 'respre,tbae . witness Who made . the charge. The &mama of 114,6 bail wek, Mr. PATTISON in i0i31, 1 • and hie sureties in 601. each. We trust that the Gootlemins who he.erd Mt. PATTISON, and whose oiler of protection tie de clined, will communicate their addressee, as their testimony becomes essentially important tesubitdo tiate Mr. PAiTISON'9 stateutent. . - ter The following was rcceised yastespgay at an bout too late for insfytiets :- 66 I JOHN BIitILETT WIENUOILT I of Thames 6 ' Dittos', Surroy, make oeth and declare, that 46 on Monday eight, while In the front of the Pit, " I teas, by 4onte ruffian or ruffians, clandestinely " knocked down, and had cry hat, which I tried 44 to preserve, forcibly stolen front me—tire man 44 who stole any hat I saw afterwards a few rows 66 behind me. When I went to Bow-street, " stated to Mr. READ the eireumatanco of .114 Ting 44 been knocked down and rolthed, therefore re " quested an Officer might go with aye, as the 164 thief was yet in the Theatre, and I could t , -- swear to him. Mr.. READ said, 11 I COULD "g GIVE THE NAME HE WOOLD GRANT A WAIL " RANT, OTHERWIcE WOULD NOT LEY AN OFF!- " CM co. Ou my observing the impossibility of " giving the NAME of • the thief, but onireating fur " 6 an Officer to take the nisi into custody, as " other people had beets violently, useal v seriously 66 hurt, and blood rnig..tbs.: spilt; Mr. Itx.i o re " plied, Sir, YOU HAWN 11Ab MY ANSWER. I 46 . then oriel, ,Aiiir. READ, you ertilwibtige-me by ." entering the partitulars of Mid. application in " the Office Book. Mi. Rears, agate replied— '4. tif 5, YOU HARZ stetriar tkaowts , " After my return. 54 Ike ite l ., I SAW SWITII gg ~One of the Officers belooging to boor.streetl. 44 went to him and‘ilifl t stisarru, come welt ine, ''. the thief is Tot is the Theatre, illlii t will polet 46 Mm out for you to Mao Wicket:study. - kisa I'M'S " reply was...l WiWilOi ilk it—pits know what • 66 ' you 'were told at thevof4re. 64 Before the third act Was concluded, a per " son a few seats behind- tne ruse, when a eimfi. 66 . tlerable number shoot him, amongst whom 66.46 " the man who stole my lett, did the same, anal 44 in a body ativvett either to the further end or " out of the Pli..A cannot soy which. .. . • .. . 6' J. U. WEINHOLT. " Swam at the GuiLll4:l, 4 l reston, the Bth Nov. 1869. . " WlO. St:HOLEY, AU." • .1 ,~ _ The goitiletircif "the 30th Hlt, obierves, chit th"" who IFlrt 441 4 s honour 4.f twin; presented t., liowAritiett it roing4, - 07,1•" ; kuu ginning With health. Linters or the 4111 ltistint tows. been received fruits I'sraicheren.. From the 1,4 , 1 intelligence col. lected tin se, it appear. this French have collates t 2,000 wen at Antwerp. A vcry cuseollerabi reinforcement has been Owosso into lisrvelind but no detnosestratiyels to a.sa:.k.icheren I. r~T 'l's - 1'