The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-14 00:00:00

THRATRB. COVENTAIARDF.N. Mr. Y Vett. obit h few temottas ago appeared at Ai. Theatre to 1080. Ira Nicht onesstited Me Annie., of . he SIM pint el lirttri I V.— er say attempted. bereitte it a-ver fallen in • or lot to .re oat aver who rook) reetessfelly personate the essrsoedisialty etroloreithelebial be So 4 as e: /OF. %tweet every ;wronger at a certain vele h •• and.- taken the task wittiest achte•ing the nhjer:. and Mr. 1 ATI - 4 add. another in, Ina of Milner.. Hr plaited the part, howerer. aWs treat emit:tow. sod Is tar fro. brim a tad at ter y hat at the tame Is .•e we mint etpre.a self opinion that be has oat the orrenOtee gnnitfa ui nut far etre heroasios ati .t (40. actin. „ Tr ..., In lei) ran only be repro...rood on itIM .4 own 114)11$ s• ay fel rilifit bet Aires/ know. aka ha. wit sollri-et en hear him not De carry serape hr way et into. sod who hati•sieh so is shansiible feud of emery. that ..e res• mom canoed lank wall, striostiorts we bet resister. whilst 111 P ?nen and an tattle are annuity seduced by sod esassoord of '.is Notaries.— ?cos a e believe in be the general eelirepliose et the eh Meer ; bet the.. is she soother. of a biota a Mr. Ibilnere. who has inn shirr retinal Irmo the poste..iww. ante a the mein perfect rtes. Ho rrysetrated she fat Knish. as a Bellow &Oise fwer r.., an/ tall Of rotating corm-Tits. lits oink k e pt pace with his /awry, sad hi. happy chuckle awl sometimes bonitos cheeks premed that hr him elf erun,rd the droll'', he rionsiaiewird. He was quite intartion. a rind It wit onspou.i• b h. tew , him fall of joke sad Wachter a NIN.III b. ma bursted dime the Ore .16 of jocularity with Ina. so . s ir, tit!) , attearetcd to till op tkis bp , sketch. hot fall ‘fr n moan of being soefrani 3 his Into 4 hiet did not went Is warred (pis a stew conceit nr an req..% wont of his ono iookri. Lot we. bored end ra..ntrra:. Mc chuckled s..t, throning in nenclahn. I atn abort to slier aa old :inn. Which In. predated ' su ed e , e,, r) hoe obese 10 'ears. Ibe ctwarquence tints.lltat nitre the jete eater out. the aelewee trews... ily weodered abf AirJeles had iaribrd at all We nay not be hams, in ropeyonog whet we n. an. bat XI, YATIO appeared to us in Lack humour laintsttr, red aid, to aim at -pr:, km( liars which sight prednee serrieast la alters. Vr. lawdulT 15, in urr opinion, the beat Area., of the 'newel day. Me. MACIIIMIT pLlyed !felspar for the tint new. wish peat spirit. We capitol chi.? tar ream. Its NMI/tot dnicg j0u..., to the erten /here of the right—whether as the dear mad wag, the Prior , . ae the soldier, kit. C. K sta La s perforns.a re w e. infect ; we meter tereather to hate seen a bolter piece of FU.VER.4L OF COLONSL REARMS. H.V. 22222 CT •RON TfIC nacres Ili A 'recur. enlisams. Nita 111 1.11 AT . II-13.4-1 AAA, OA TUL.UIT, 6TII *rim, 1819. • L•ot..Cel"nel raitanavel reported the death it Coked nein. h, which lianpenerl ut Ilirri.tac, at eight 0 . . loth an na. tottlay stieht !let 4 ..14 , 1 the Cootatittre how,it .00-ideted the heti • tole of te.t.fying their regret at the 1.. of their late es vetoer/ Mend rad eserlieut Cosamantlee. • ResAvel ortosieloarly, That she Family of the late Cal. Herth, Ste reiganterl to permit the Regiment to Story the Colonel with toiligreltatoaors in Wessonooter Abbey. asset to greet a MAMMON therein to hot format . ., u, n Invited teritowey at then afectios ttttet Merle." Illealmelnrre. April li, lel9. 3,2,-1 Aube Me name' le ergs oat huh. the! Or lewd, of She lose tutalirt Ilretw. bate worded In the wise .4 the Kcal nem rapreem4 in lit eirrrding tee Coeintillre; nail that the Funeral will take pine in 5% rosieeler Abbey, es she 1:111 lahtna. The P/ec.wi..e 11111 note en Nit, from She Henl-ge •rteri in Cu... ' 1u.5..er,..S elevou eitlitk tit She forename, and She Meeker. I will be bamilhed •awi nt site terrain., b a ided. It is ("trim iel to Or simians! of the obiret la Skil. vet. eemsecileasln .4' else ,mocha/in of the ItrVi•.wet A* Cri awls wen t whom it Iv.* tear& nod by *A.m.. it b... Isren, dim* 25 ye 41. ritintn..ne..4, toot eke eiteeneve M 15,. accj. nee Mee d Re rytual to n. biome ittrastb. Mary effective ma ire, however. in. for w disinvii to op prizrd of the duty tee it will be vilisthords sad I , thotore I • kept. therrfore that cyclic Li, th i gloith 11,1onte-t Wllll4l ravccit or Lasibiri. will cheerfully them throe ism .r.vrnienre. If red he. pa • this loot isibeth of crotiosete and re.peti bra, show cried awl 'Sods Lose Fe loos hew devotee to the seen ice and replortiao ike RegetWiglN. I big bane to refer you to the Regimental Orders hens,. .111MW111.4. I Asir she butler ro be, (ON in., 'post nlonlient rumble It coact, CHARLES 13141.141SQUIsT. " Ileadirmers. Gray's-les la,e, Apia 10, 1811 R . o . _ _ " TO;Citegintent will ;tremble no .n (; , ,WI fowl wisp. 4141 Uhl? 401, t jek Aprolal tee Weirwk is the Ism ullog, I. smog sloe (meal IPfe lase Col•wel iletnes. •• A irtopt. t. be ti e / remedibe left aro ah,e.• the elbow. • Tlw Meth Troop *red forms Itte tun pot), ander Ow towhead of Captain Hoary 8r0.... " by o.der ar Ltrat.-C..lottot nortatre. JO/1V BAMFORD, Captain awl [The Order. .f lOW Fennel P10t...-ion. fn..w .it• 11 6 44. ev•.trtrr.o., It•-•ifiertt to Wintutoutet Abb , y, will be ie. rrrird st,..oade.l Yesterday Ike dispatches for St. Helena and chi. via by the ship Bridgewater were closed at the Fast Witt-house. and delivered to the Parser of that ship. l'hisfsdlowing is an extract of a private letter from slated the 21st alt. :—" Tie two vessels which arris►st within the last few days at the port of Cadiz. from the Ilsvannsh, hove brought with them dispatches from different parts of our South American Colonies. As yet, however. the Government bas published nothing in 7'he Gazelle of Ibis city, with maid to the situation of 'lfni.. in that direction. and it is generally supposed that they are not of a favour. able nature. According to the information contalood in the commercial ethic's. it would eppear, that the Vice-Royally of Mosico may be consid••red to be in o 411140 of tranquillity : this Insurgent bands having almost entirely di►appearerl, and those that r►main are timid, from the smallness of their numbers. With regard to elitist in Pere, they do nut wear that tran quil appearance. It is ssisl to be menaced by for midsble arnsaments, both by s►a and land; and it is supposed that the succour expected from the Mother Cotentin will arrive too late to save Liana. Sit tail. Ilona of piastres, and also topside:able quantities of cochineal, end other taloable articles of merchandise, had snivel' at the Ilsysnoah, and would be imme diately shipped ftsr Cadiz." Accounts from Cache yesterday state, that the Viceroy of Pere, in oyster to preserve a communica. Lien with such ports as were occupied by the losses genie, had given notice of his intention to purcha s e several ships, which were to be armed ; and as Lime had been thrown open to the British trade, he tad rn difficulty in Torturing tassels. Several of them nese of a largo tonnage. Fstract of a letter, dated Jamaica, Feb. 19, and r•oeised by Hibernia, rife Cove of Cork It is r•;rerted that M`Gornon has eight vessels at Aus Capes, hot it is net known to what part of the Main he intends to proceed. Gond coffee is selling at xi. tit. Bd. cash, Jamaica currency, equal to 71. 7s. Fuelisb on board, per 1121 M. The French Fond. on Saturday last were quoted ILI 67. 50, oillt 23. SO for the rote of froehoor.— Premien booth age improging io mkt, Wog don* lib t from 74i to 75. hessian Slick remiss still ma , tionoly. POOR LAWS JND POOR RMS. There are now in Parliament three Rills for the Amendment of the Pont Laws. They invest k lert VOslllo., with the sole direction of the msnagement of the poor. Thity eel aside the centred of Magis• tratea, *hos. authority and int•rfotenre respecilsg the poor and Poor Rates have hitherto, in many ie. sl , been of the greatest sillily in preventing op. preasion by meliorating the orrodi.ion of r oopoi4.— It is (dialogs, that the intention of the Heim of Com. mons is gradually to assimilate the Poor Laws, a..d the mcdrs of raising money, and of admints• t•ring relit( to the poor in Vmestnl. to those Nos and modes of relieving tho poor in :tz-ntlsml, of which are evidently ronttary to the law, to tho Scriptures, end to snood policy. The crest body of the P e npip 'oust sorely be ignorant of the purport of thou, Bats. oth.rsriss, it is presumed. time w oeful petition seeing their being pissed into law. If some of the clauses of thew. Rills he acted open, nor great holoatk roared grins, tyranny lay our sires. tors will ho broken down. Th• flood.g•tes of op. prosaino spryer to he shout brio; oponeri, shout sweepiog torrent will et•ntoally brie; ruts upon t h e H r t lit h fla tte n , unless slopp..l by some unseen harrier.—t" Sorely oppression staketh a wise man IPS grcl. oil. 7. The poor Peopto in Ireland and in are at this moment in a most deplorable wretched -sue.— Want of the necessities of lite have brought opals them a pestilential disease, which might have been pre vented hid a Poor Hite been levied and applied to the relief of the poor in • similar nay in these coon• hies as has been done In England. Il hie hems the practice of great numbers of the lower class« of the people to the from Ireland and Scotland Into Hog. !Andes a place of re*e from the strong arm of op. premien. That asylum of protection it about to be partly shut against those chargeable pew barn in Sent- WO and Iteland r not hoeing obtained a telt!entent in &Aland, c.o.' , nn to b. removed to the place of birth. And a Bill to prevent the anciently made hu. mane Poor Laws of Scotland from being nrried into Practice is now In the Howe of emninans. The posting On. arbittary Bill, it is to be booed, will be opposad by Peery benevolent Member of i Perliament. fiat it is to be feared that It will past thrnu(h bath linage/ of Parliament before its tendency can be ge. greatly made known twang the multitude of times. petting people, especially the People in 'Scotland, who obitiootly 'maim to mistake inilititlest and na. lions' interest respertinc the Poor Lint, and relief of the nistressni forlorn poor. W. understated thy, fit itnontEr Pert. sad Mr. %%.. Prig, on boaring of Shp r.iler. of Ithe Tamao•th Bank, i:eme Irately seri; c vounibeent sera of money to the town fr r tl r • ;.atl-oao 1., &nisei ,sting the ineorverierice a•id Eli •... of ir•e lesser trerlpsmen end lo•• .01 cla•see, ; end •,n Friday 130 ;woofs% FPI e'f..! ti•• rtioin oval to one-half of their 11. , 5. Such hrwu•ir"cr, .: my t h. b► 'specs's!, prodeeorl th. moit ags j onto . strained sentiments of joy and grari:u•:: ; ss:s3 we lfp iufrr•ned that the ;retie of she beni4ii dmint% consinurs open to the other inhabitants of the roan who have ~(feral, and isory niE:i to partal,.• of ihnir haunt,. flow truly Christiaii.like is this Ifordelaire Paper ) •'here has been for some time. in the ;Miss Canton •of Tessin*, sorties of rob snit eruption. A little mouritain, near MOilllllo, has openeii sod emitted clouds of smoke, accompanied frequently by flame; large blocks of atone have been detached from the mountain. and bare rolled in oho bed of the adjoin ing river ; the air arouud is impteguated silo syl phs,. The Norredeur 114 .0 Meuse relates a curious event whiolt occurred on the la ins•. between Whose* sad Bar le Dec. Fifty thousand foams, is bO bar, were sent Prot. Verden M a strong boa, I.lee.d securely, as it was thought, in a carriage guarded by a man well armed, who accompanied the striver. The sharing of the carriage caused the boa I. give way, and the hags Olio by owe fell out. S..ine labrierrrs working is the fields cried set went times to the driver sod lM guard, that they bed lost somethiwg, butt the latter, thinking it war an attempt I. make April fools of them, went on withoot heeding Ike tell.— goes persons passing afterward., were sere•.ably surprised by finding bags ILI well listed. Fortunately 48 of the bags, each with its complement of francs. were collected with the most praiseworthy integrity by an iodiaidwal of Vrrdsn, for the owner, and en. quirt' la looking for the othte ten. Neither the driver nor the guard were iu the least aware ef the loss. Scots Bunait fl vuw.—Tho complaint Riven in to the Court n. f. J.Oll ,t UTEIiF.II, Of D. 4111 of Cu;l,l of the F.mPs, for ssirb the lait 7.1; A 14012131 el. Cti.lll of it‘t Burgh, his two diamiased : y tlL.Cocit, anJ the complainant foam, liable in capnees. Lord CLoNiuluts , in order to promos• the mann heti'', ref potass from potato-o , p, has offered a Pre mium of 511. for a quantity not less than 1000Ibs. fold in a merchantable stale in Dattlin, being little lasi, it it proved, thaw 4'4. per acre for what bas hlthertojeemi altogether 1.151 week, as the Workmen were employed on board the ftladagescsr. in S:teernpse Dock-yard, which is ondergoin: a thaenno fq ,j r , not of them , of the name of Clark, found, h..theon the timbers in one of the chip's rides, an old thud box. contain:gig • 91. note, a l;. note, and • crown piece,oner• it hid. no doubt, been tieposited for safety by °Geo( the seamen thet bad once sailed in ber. In the course of some recent diming', near Fan•- rori,, in the Government of Testis, • vault, in the form of • tomb, leas ilisco•eroti, cusileinisig a human body of prodigious site, In • state of high preserva tion. It is presumed, that the body his lain there since a remote period of antiquity, for it is well known that Yantis formed one of the colonies of anci►nt Greece. The held was encircled with a u.oln AND OTHARI D. De BERIITT. The Insolseet petitioned the (mit for Isis dile charge ; his debts were t• the meant of Griol. ; he was described is his schedule Joseph de Berney, tato ' of No. 30, Borkleisbery, dealer, of the I. of ("win fold De Beiney, but since of Easton-square. ales-road. Msry.le.b•nne, .• etclutnt's clerk. Hs was opposed o• the ground of a defective scimitar. e nittaintne goods withoot the ostsrs of paying for that, ses.i whilst ea execution wss io his bone. Me. VOLLOLK 0114fi yeti, that 0p,.0 as fa c e •f the schedule it •;.pesred he bad hems i• vartoortahip, of i which be gate 0.. wser aeene.tt than rennanrin 4 'ny rl,i•rt to any tt•ic;; which may hereafter aka (sera it ; it save the orpo.iit4 creditor strong gound fur Baa -1 painte al concealment', end it euuid tne satisfactory f.r the Court to bate fosse eaplenation on the sub jert. Afte► lame •rßemeot from Mr. liraTst, the Is solute Mss esastiard respecting it.. said partner. ship. lie sold he had hoen *beet e;eht months lig pattneraitt with ?dr. Lein, shn tnnk •all the rm. • ' rpootitility upon hi•p/r:f, and conirqu.l.rly kept this !books. They shippe.l (clods to ihe Wyss to the erneent nr 30001. !ter year; the pr.;fit !Shout eight per tent. The hit (u nfit wire mil to ' India about roar einnthi verifies to the dissoltrinit rf ..virtnership. which hsd bean nosieed in the Go; :rlle, but he 0(.1 ru.t know et.et:ree they had born !pail! for ; he croM Or no serni.nt t.t . the •flaits n. the fiefs, lie contracted the : tre...se.t delft !tiara that The:e attenall e.n.p•ennicbt, 'boat 15()I. ena, 4 e to a hnsi.t. in Wolnl-,;re-t, and a hatter its Weginsingter. Loo;‘, It the Lang -41.11111P Ward cs.. r r • .churt.h.arroct. Mr. i•-rjeant !Oils:: 7 :1 t. 1.1, 'hat ale delta ennt tactrd tince hal not!::: tit do with the partner _ _ iniolvent wl4 CP••211111 , ;(14bri M. wont shims ( ' iw 1115, etad returned to Erghod in MI6 ; I.it •a:rrtr •as betw.•en 3 a•id IY).. per annum, and fate. • fieently 9.001. 11. b 11116.1 P ie F:• , •rrM-sgeste, 15(.1. tent, end 401. l.e 1,11.11k.5i rOkle deck.. town of witch , sod I.l..ni:ed for Ob.. povtatien ; but, I•ee+ir•g tic mati.,,et sag bad, he sold 'them a few days after for h•tt their solve. Mr. Kirshaw, the outehmlker, w►rt• to him after 'they had bye% boll for v1 , 1410;4 secutit), which was ceesanteed by the house he was employed in fur p.). mem. Alr. Loving, the lint:lord of his 11111191. in Fustnr. sgssre, understood him to ?,..1 the hosts. propert, fur nished: accnr.lingly, hod househott! Royal to 11411 sm•grit 9(4171. 010.0 huh •ere get i. %Soot the lgth of the month ; nua on the ‘.:IJ 'Devotion had been pot into the house baring, who told the gliel for about 91P. Loving now ',toyed that he ootained a V•ltitst nitsunPy presk oust, from the Incalrsint, who he believed did twC kite* whit it .64.111;1 iftervratda. Mr. h:erjeont I:I , IVViGTOV—" I most remand h:tit (.ir strati ala 1 have sin E.l.J•elion ta sr. .•rlief. • pilot fur Loving to tenet every shilling of the money." . - . . x --•-••• •••-•- ! %nen rife vim was voile° oy fuser-Terence: out tee • •--• e-- - -- ••SI-•••. , ---•- ----- -- - ••_ n _ ......,g Premien hoods are impressing it. puce, being d o ne si nc e a remote period of antiquity, for it is well I men were taken Mae of, us fon good used, In b.• ' •t from 7-ti to 75. Rossian Slick remiss still sta- rknown that Yantis humeri one of the colonies of , gnbb•d. They were un r c hr. i t by two Gwotioment.. , t i o n e.y. anci►nt Greece. The bead was •neireled with e 6 1 r fr is a anises fact, that in the Co•rrt Almartack, i laurel wreath in gold ; en the forehead was a gold 1 Igl on Thursday far 'lO guineas aside. „ ..., 1 A few days ego W. Bennett , r a %Nor Arum of Iviinehitihsmpion, rivals ••°" ' xi ; • . i . •4;7l::"tashonte;i::: fur Loving to tetract ow ry SOM. ft —Aithwt.gb the sr. 1 y have been het trilling, pt our published as Berlin, by N. nr Busch , BoiAPART ► ! medal, with a head, and the initals P. P. (Philip).— 1 rNe►ning with a 'milled lia".ls ft". Chilif°l4l' fell ite ri l i s re aliondielle •° t •plted with all (pito, I. e it designated as a Kuight of the Order elf the Black lOn each side of the body were oases of silver and mar r tho demean M ve r y inatlegamtr , yet leo Eng- Eagle. l porc►lain, chains of gold. and eor.riogs. Ow owe of ' j•he ever his be d y. he was killed en the ,pet .-.- I °.,_, oboes and wins , r ar t ey su pports Mot ll ; down in a rut crossing the Common, sod the wheel Although Bank Tokens are se looter enamor! to ! th e filler, we, a gold ring, with a preci ou s stone, ; The preceding part of Ow week, the von of Lord "" IMO 1111Cort.nt coin, the gees* of the coaches atti on which went engmen two Agates, the 'me mile, i D ec i e 's saatsseau slipped lebs -- - and *cry dell late. , hut . O . sts,. Macs, aLd Pros are rather entsper, •'hers are toying them up at a remiss. teed the other female , admirably elicited. I awl was drowsed. ma. of the fish ponds, P elt ." .... - • - -- • 't'« R, g-r Arr MA N NAV-IL INTELLIGENCK. Dalt, Arun. 13.—C.me dawn from the !firer, the Not, Owen, for ; Ann, Munro, for Sierra Leone ; Hero. Fa:tenon. far („bsolsre; Ann, fcr fl,wfii ; horn the Nortb mord f-r 0de..1; and remit?, nith 'eyeful others Arrived •n.I 10.41 (or the Itsrer th. Emperor Alva ender, 4l'Lert. (ion, Dentaror•; and bake of Wet. llngtan. Corn. by , or:. Si.M;rlorio•r. Powntsooll,l. the Moses transport, from London, in ilk. in troops steno/ft ; end 13nt4ey roto.pnrt, from &him, troops, end Is pined under quorentine. FliMfg*Tll. APUIL 11.—Stil•J the Montegee Peke!. 'silk s bled, f.•r Jemmies ; and his Majesty's ship Sbom rot L, to tire The D•y Harbour Pilots, Ctreez. s•rited in the Downs no 111• n t d sv, front J.lrPliti, hound to Lon don : ern She 13th or F , bitmy, off S'. Join CuLd, the brie Ants, f.n ti P••ri.ei.Prince to ; an the Mo. T•heren, St. D.s. mini , Ill ' alhoterled end 1.4..1,1 im in r yy by the brig !'tend, under Antetioto r...torre.; th• app►ared Yeovil: armed. sod WI of men o f 4 11 cu t o u t /I.—woo informed by the bostdin4 officer. t'•at she belonged in Boer's% Apr, end was num rut at New Odeens --aspyrised her to be in search .4 Spanish Intel', she being •naiesea le ohioin information of them. Th• ship Emperor A'evander. 11.1.. v. arrived in the D.sesnv yesterday from Dorn ; sziled the Ist all.; I.fr (salvia. the lair the ship Harmony. Wood. •11, and erg 'lvory, anti (•,,r Ifsndon. to .111 in the C 041 1 40 of the day. Th. issi.; /formai*. 11811. nos to leave liso river the folloakx day for London. The Intone. Levi*, for lessolon; the Fairly. Dawson, for Bristol; the %Ail:lain Rash. Wise. White. end the Anne \l'iZeasie, Morrison, for Liverpool, had the inmost six sad the others tars slays before 'he F012114.f0f Alexander. EXIGRATION.—We enderbiaad that upwards of 40 you'll Dim ire. Ilse.. isteli gone, nr ere going, Goias this ei , y to the Unitall grate.. and Melly mere in the onicansoiliond ore preirttin„; to &pad to that ta..d of liberty.—( Fork Herald.) The apish of emigration fines Portsmouth routi ne., •nahated. Ewery pultet for nitre conveys ntornerou. It.troomprets destined for America ; sad not 1.64 than 500 if* Vippettd to t.o now at there, usitina for • fate wind, malty of tott , tos Lace been Ow. upwards of • month. About 7u per:nlll, chieny artisans and inechse;.•. with women and Children, amounting in the whale to at least 2t)o, hale emb..rkcd diving/kg week, inten.ting to pro. re-d from ii titre in an Arner;tso brig betorgieg to Biltimore, which has been taken up espr..aly for the purpose. The eapeores of lb. 'o'er af. to be defrayed not of a Ned which has be.o aceomulatiug for some time past by II small weekly solvterilitinte, l •od the total charge fur own passenger is mid to b. !less time 41. thaenitsoslife.boal, built of cork, has jest barns completed by order of the Lords of the Admiralty, tirhirh is to he pat on board one of the ships wept,. ink for the rs•sr trup.4.litivis to the N er d'. 11`...rorday was prolific iu sportier& matches. First, 1 1 1'...4, the i g.est pe.b.striati, 1.4‘ endettak•rs to go 50 miles, on Kroll-road, in et,:ht hours, fur lOU *Worms. Tn starlet three o'clotit in the wiernirior ieentolly, • modem Jar, in the person ;Iv a Mr. Beatise, his undertaken to drive two Amor. :u Um. dem fAshlon !II miles its torn boors, tend to turn troth horses and upside if sb horses break from t:.r trot. Edwards, the Lincashire man, who starred to d 3 222 miles hi three days, failed afro, ( 104, 1 0200 o w,. in 51 boors; sack a task is•s rioter before hoard of. The pedestrian is • poor shepherd, and 2th. was sub. lathed to his emotions. YesterJay three genteel brooking men went into a ' pabitc-hoese in the Strand, opposite Nortolk-street, land after some conversation one of them went out In procure provisions for dinner for the party. In the mean time unhurt and another Police Otfis - er entered the house, and on the return of the mail who had gone nut they seized him, when he threw into the passage ■ hulitli• of forged Bank of Notes, anntl.er of the men ran into the yard, and threw away another bundle of a similar description. het which was recnvereil. Tke notes, ishich were for It. sod '21., were quit. new. The Iliad man rocsperl. 'floe two men taken were con v. , Ii nosy in a liackoey.cosch. Curious Itnastny.—A traveller, coming to Paris, was attacked between nine and ten o'clock at night, and threatened to be shot. unless he give up whst • property be had about him. Ii resi4.l4 • run 0! Irio•st fifty francs to the rohcapr, who goiter. him to routine. his journey. their enters an near the Patte-d'Ole. relates Iris 'Overawe, anti asks for a bed. 1% tale preparing in lie dean, he hears the master of the !muse, wt,.. is lammed . by his wires. to the portieraus, tells her that it 1111 he himself who attacked the tr. molter. The latter, •Rh much presence of mind poetends to lie down, perceives, tinnily •fter, a person enter his chamber, without • light ; than , armed with a stout bludgeon, he strikes a tri , .l.•nt blow WI the head of his who came, without doubt, to cut his thrust, and stretchea him on the ground. The wife of the assailant, following closes by her knaband, and be lieving, on seeing him na the ground, that it was the stranger, gives him I stabs of a knife. The tr seller profits by the mistake of the wife, and goes to seek assistance. The Gets•:'ermerie, as we are sa luted, seized the gritty pair, one of whom wag (IMO, oral the ezentinations led to the discovery of horrible A boaing.match took place at Greenwich during the fair on Monday afternoon, between I.wcar, a Kentish tinman, of allost 11 atone, ■ud Sans :smart. • wirarfinger. Ii was a most manful fight, carried on with moth equality. The perform. Ince% of the men hail scarcely began to be extotiml, when the sport was spoiled by interference• but tl..e men were taken care of, as ton gond toed, to be grabbed. They were matched by two Gentlemen to fig, Thr _ IRELAND. .../‘.1e,.. At the fill' of Cronus.%len. minty Armagh, the accontpan:c.l by 12 or 13 'allows, armed Cs! bludgeons, end...soured to 'stoic tolls from this liren and cotton dealers, abo fawn to ti.. 1.4, by presenting them firma erecting their assts.:ills- ust. WO they would pay Gd., and knock.og Joan tho•d that were built ; upon wh::h the &tiers s;sptseJ to a 111ar;i.trate for redress, bat one refused, anti ass con: sequence they were foe ceJ, whist their inclination. to leave the fair, although anise of thee bast c , •m. many roles to it, and pay a beat,' licence. They ate going to take legal proceed.'. ' against she pat tits. COURT OF CON.4-11.NCE. M. Charles, the celebrated venirilogaist. hid two orders, from GDP of the High S..eriffs thri rite, preaen.ed in him, by some gP111111.111 , 011 for admis. aiun to his ethibiliun. Mr. Clarks thought proper t• refuse them, and frrhalkeil, be had 'J14161,41 !bac no orders would be •diniii,rl to his poet isionient in fu•Jre. The two gentlemen arterilingly paid 1.. r places in the hoses Nest 1:27 theV summoned Mr. Charles to the Court of Constitutor for the sum. they had paid, and alitsloel a decree for their demand.— Mr. Ctiarlos retistml to comply oi , h this evranidinary decree, and he was given in ra•tody to O. bailiffs of the C..urt, to be :isrilliehb committee to the o a r Marshalsee. In his way thither, hootmer, be called upon his friend Mr. kertland. of Ormond.qoay, slits returned with him, and tendered hail for the debt, hot the President or the Court of Consrirnoe Ilni being then at Ivisuro. Mr Charles was vn.r more led towards tho Sheriff's rei”.n. Mr. P(0.011111d now paid the money, bet as it was suggested that a " might ritiorri redress, Mr. Charles hos sine h.d ■ r.•• hearing in the same Court, and again has 14.-n missed with cos's. Thus steads this 'beguile treater. don as present. A femoral of the case to a superior Court Is spoken of. INSOLVENT LtifilS' COURT, /tart. 11. T. Notiinghaar wag cipo.ed by Mr. Bowditch, glover, /vs the frosty, of hosing shi.a:n..l gas& us , der fekr pretence.. be bating reemett ed that be was is lb.. lint.ll 181 ioakilig large parelts:ri iw dee cuss try, soil 'Pre reel' an carenlettl bin self, that Mr. easulitch wag 'assisted is. OP him credit to the amount of 11411. '!be cse•titot Oro rsespt4osed, ll.st when he 'veil for the recovery of his aetit, be had ran him to as heavy and onnecesvery esprocik. and had Ors swine p ie r...4.ms i n li gn id n • ln g his debts, by paying 68. P creditor is Nil, whilst ell the reel relDßinrd tlltreitt. 0.. ti.o roes of the Ipso!tont it iris wird that Mr. Booditt • hid 'lvan Wit credit ptevi..os to an traniatticto il:odett to A clabtor, it as• contended, 'night, in Of fittt ipsiance, pay *boo b• bit As bad no right to ee•ign pier any pert of ins property to a second, in pr✓., tang to a tiled. Tito Coon being of apish's+ that the aroontfa of opposition •are pot bottle to!, ae insolvent Ulf diveltargod.