The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-12-26 00:00:00

i e 1 ? -4 \ ~~ And is open babied ; (rot►t of its body is adorned by a Medusa head, and tho elhgies of warriors, which are covering the receding spaces. The pole between the horses is capped at its extreme end by the head of an eagle. In the front of the car o►fie stood the victor Napoleon in bronze, accompanied by a winged female figure in gold, which was ad vancing from behind, holding a wreath of olive in one hand to place on his forehead, and a branch of myrtle in the niher to put into hia hands symbols of of victory a►►d peace. The inside of this edifice is incrusted with scalp. tare. The soffits of all the arches are sunk into csisens, which are ornamented with pateras, every one of which varied in its desigH, and produces the most soperh effect. The angles of all' the inter. setting arches are covered by sculptured branches of the polio. On high, and under the. -great arch, is placed w monogram's)* of the Emperor Napoleon, in bit 'costume imperial, behind him is seen a figure, placing on his forehead his imperial crown. There • were:vinployed on this edifice two architects,- and setenteen principal • sculptorsz The eclat of the Place du Curourei,bas Hever been equalled ti modern tiaras; the superb : arch of triumph is placed 'ill its centre, and iit the divisions of the spaces remaining en its north end south sides -are stationed military collards ittd. Jon) , stylobates, supporting colossal figitrits; these, with the arch of triumph, occupy line 'of 470 feet in length.. These colossal figures are,placed ;bout 60 feet distant from the triumphant arch, two on each side the military columns right and left of the figu res,t he figures group with the triumphant arch, and the columns with the figures. The first of these figures is Victory, she holds irr one hand an ensign., and in the other a crown. The second is Valour, she has her symbols, a branch of the palm tree, isr one hand, anti a sword in the other. third, represents France victorious, surrounded by ths.trophies of the vanquished. The fourth is named ilisiars, she-is seen writing down the deeds of the most valorous of the sons of France on a brass table The magic of all this, which the eye ranges over at onre, on entering the Carousel, is calculated to awakka tho most livoly refl ctions. irr ffißdrii.itAL FRACAS., . --..... r .- . ..k comical pffair,has occurred at the Theatre. of Bourdeiox, which has made a great noise in that city. A young,.bekukiful, and accomplished dancer, of the naraeof • Oidemaiselbe,Bigrand,„ after baring on Fri day, -. ~.n i, , .di the 2.$ xtsplayed her gram in the Ballet of 1 Denromanieonneeted. into a post-chaise and set off for 1:11..t °nue; where a vessel. was prepared far her. embaclialion to England. She was supposed- to be accooppagied in her flight by a gay, and pliant Bog. lLshmenotho hed for some .tiase paid devoirs at bet toileite.„The Director of. the. Theatre, instead • or• Wastine s kio tie* in idle.lamentatimis for the loss, of his voihpeitijiptilar y set off •ia , [uvula of the f egishie, accont . ,by,e oily of Dens d'Armee s sinel ever took, ,„itientegred,pair. Lit vain did ilesatieli lover. t gniel) der -te ; ape fe r kfmesger the forfeiture of or engage-. went-trin;e4pix.sikl be offer the Gees &atom* ill send lotlit:4'grx.ro "titer her to escape,' They were all iii.xerehlecandaktada fighter 1 4 T serticivqvr, wit". recent' ileti r t, VP Irn.iir il . gswx. The fheatre:Wascroted•- **Oa tke ohlbtof Par re appearance at the•Operi, on• the eisies of the curtaiu the Regissear, NI; Col., Ilan, tame. forward, and in an ; address -of great see. sibdtty, expressed in the name of Eno Lady•the sense, o/shame and repentance with which sl.e was pette , trated, id., preyed their forgiveness for he r itell.-, Tnit:layeague, pronounced is 4. the cnostkeetilfW • teete; hod thi desiredeffect,and there was an universal-shoat • of applause. MadeMoiselle . Bigrand, 'at the , Con mencetnent of the Ballet, .having to enter merely to deliver or . receive a letter, was received with the warmest plaudits, upon which.she took the opportu nity to advauce to the.frotir of the stage, and , made two most profound reverence', to thank the public for their indulgence. , Thee the 'bravos redoubled, and it was thought that ail was over ; but on her etscond entry, a Toite in the parterre called oat 64 Que . Mailsosoiulle Bigrand &Pare I 'Atiglaire." Iv an:instant this epigram acted like electricity on the auditors. Lchecame the signal far an nproar. The Joernai.of Bourdesox says, " Lea cris, les Purees, I's curets, les vociferation* Radical dun coin, d'un well coip du, Parterre," did: not , discontinue during the test of Ilse spectacle. Some persons so far forgot. theautabtemas to assail the dancers with tipples and , • , gush is Ole wows* of thisehir given in the Me morial liardslaitv of the 3th and 9th instant ; and i was not- the simple fact of the elopemenhof she youth dancer, but she Choice of her-pilaw which, girlie rig" to the..tumult, in which the oteloolltents. had an oe cagion to show their spleen twthe , English v seveml Oft whom were seated in. the. bean. • . • • Wt. aye 'Atop, to soy. thottlreyouogioveffipursued hisjouroey to England atone. A Gentlecaan l oho-tad ahi ipreeets nee alp% ing an Officer in the ariity 'nits Mend' sr nunclevi stsni, insensible, on' Saturday int; tn reed •!tt near Bristol, who; 'it wa • rubbed and thus i i't rratit. Ife'StOrretiddiktneapiet 004 the least account of hibseeir, - 4, by - *het means he come • into the depleritele: situation' in he Wal. discovered. • . Meetings of the Tostites:of fite*Pese!yte. cd' a ilOt counties Of Stirlrog and LatterC h ier, lately hel , tR take into cOaciditratlon the piesentstate ottbii polioe of theirre:pectite clitteichs,, when several intenestisw. And important resolutions were entered lii , ed . to detect alfendirit 2 ORO sec*** race St tits po htic. • Early en Me ay, t . .a leads .th perieo •A ••• h who t gasometer, at the factory of Messrs. Benyons and Boge, in Shrewsbury, improdently entered it with it lighted candle; the . gao was insmetliattly..igeiteti k blew up the appatoes, together withlite.AnafipP the. building in which it was tontaineth 4013 4 0NlilitY, the communication thus made with.tbe.alholPhere had the effect of fittintuishing• the hme; w ioaut..in jiiry to the extensiiie.plrosniaea attached. Thesitithot of this misfortnue wig; very,re uch burnt, and Agi4i akeveye4 to the Infirmary ; another alai, tithe.was tkitit.hifirst the time of the eaplosioil t hia,ll4 iy laying himself at Lull lottitbsigiei•ladiragle*as, ..ikfreund. • • - . • 'lA,~', The nni.Vciii'iiappe at •Wasiot ; trigiinetuding, in the i lest poor's rate, Mr. B. Neale, of St. Paul'at.;trnrch yard ; Mr. Webber, .‘ofs.'Clapham ; and the Rev. Rowland 11111, in respeCt'ettheir beneficial interests in and neoopation of the DiSsenting.Meetiog-halts!, called - the Surrey Chapel ; and Mr, Upton, in re spect al his . Keetilig‘house. • Thatorntnissioners hating assembled, the lent ribietved, that, to * avoid all` further ii!ig f itioi end expeece, he would conint, on behalf of' hitri- , self and those with whom he acted • that a • AT. it, this line AcArt.A., The Loan matter, by directing in which the Canal ought to pass. The Defendants afterwards consented' t.ti adopt such line as the Plaintiff Owed/ peidoet. The Loom CLi A !tc L Limit dotted Mr, Agit to state to him ill writing, in the course of the day, what he considered to be the troseline, and his Lord hip said that he would be in Court on Wednesday morning, and-finally dispose of the subject. FRAUDVLENT B.!iNKRUPTCT•, , ' l ' i IX TaE MATTE& OP JOHN ouzAToRsX, A IiaIIEINUrtV . . Ea-PASTE GA WTHOnNE - AND OT , • - i.. I . . The Lonweessecetteta•hell for seven& "Ulu I . eagaged in developing a transaction of i and complexion more than ordinarily neftweireeis . ... The circumstances are of so very complicated ar:nee ture, that we can do no more than give a general 017411ne. It was a Petition ou the part of W. Caw: thorn, and the firm of Meus and Co., and" Stretton and Co., and the object of it was to pray of the Lord Chancellor to recall the certificate granted to the haekrupt Greatorexs as -haring been fraudWi i lently obteined.hy means of the signatures of several. : , persons Who,. in concert and conspiracy with thii, bankrupt, had proved fictitious debts under his cones ' 'Disko°, for the purpose of enabling him to defraud 1 bis jest creditors. In - an early stage of the causes when the statement of the petition had scarcely con: eluded, the Lord Chancellor observed, with consi..': derable indignation, that, as to the question of re- calling the bankrupt's certificate, if the facts were i proved, his duty would not step there. He should I feel himself hound to deliver all the parties over to she criminal justice of the country. He considered, thitl to sue out a fraudulent commission of bankrepter, tit i support it by-fictitious claims of debts, and by win& i and corrept-perjure, in order to discharge a ewiadlitst 1 bankrupt fret the demands of Ms fair creditors, weal an effeare w6ich involved In it a conspiracy °TAW most scandalous and wicked deeeription. It west* offence so highly penal, that he *mold net enlist*. any man in the peril that would belong to-his sinter ' Lion, if his guilt •were established, without the MOGI deliberate consideration. Ills Lordship having thilso l a pressed himself, proceeded during three or bowel leCeessive dajs to hear Mr. Hart, Mt. Ben, end Mr' Montague, for . tbe Petitioners; and Mr. Fenblanque and Mr. Leach, for the parties who were the princi pal objects of accusation. It appetred, that Greatoe rev, who kept the Adam and Eve, in Tottehhtion= .court-road, had become indebted to the Pelitionere to the-amount of nearly 45001 and swiss themethb money, had, in order to , defraud them, proceeel ik . Commission of bankruptcy to be taken out'agninet t___ him, and two persons of the names oflloolding and 77ke Valley of Diamonds at Drury:lane was fait" , Hughes to. be chosen his assignees; that at the time ' rehowesed on Saturday, st hen the stage and seenee of -his bankruptcy a pretended , eatcation'wes in his i were lighted., the mime as at $ perfnurtante; tt nom% house for ibtkiii at the seitwf anti CoriollinS tialfielti;* her of frionlta sts4Whderitsed. It Is founded' on lias and tbatnesw ithstandingit lie cotn*ission antkho mai' *ID ktiown ‘lttin'Y of Staernt Ithli . SrtOr. -- -0 *tong: ocution, lie was stilt ollomed , te-keerpowesaioirearwith 11 8 1 7 " 1 " 14- scour of ( be' Vilti•C 4 b_iimcii 9 * ~ibis effects, .-isasirca rry an -las business as usual. -.::- :j . la,:ar kirk- Siolistilfirulu Signe of - r!eltenst ealei tile . also appeared,...thet,;lor. site •puepostate Tar 'eivin't . WrOid if tieteANitifi the' mereinte t it, it Ito throb , ea' - 1 lutkrept Ns' eletificute, the /*Ramie* debt* tepee i Gin a rock, from which he is relieved hy A ' .I)4;ov...is—John Greig, 1271 ; .'T.- ilughet, 958,.. 7•Ger!ii (Miss Note), winr•gives him the pro% et , of ~ ,Sam.rßillty; 2381..; G. Pries , . .1 , 131 - : -Whit tespoteils/feelelef*;.the liarlehitreade then commences, in to all these debts. the- Lid Chancellor, itt.differeuetwhieh the'vel sten greet variety of tricks and changes. stages of t Ite• enquiry, ordered them-to be expmtgedk 'One- is, where Harkfain rind. Columbine cuter a Illust of the pvetendwl -creditors have thteneelves fie:-..koffilariltiette, - . Which Alsirkquin furnishes lilt'- the. eeme•bankrtnes, or have absconded. The Lut t.. magic of No sword,- and two blank pleura *lake Chaticellne. di4phiced the-assignees, and the Petitioner' he fills. w ith tato. excellent paintings of outside view* I .fiewthottre . awareppoitoted• in . their stead; Among.. .a Dreryeianeend-Corent.garden Theatres Ilarle -the, debts so firaistlelently set tip, the Petitioners licgoiiptie leshoelly the Clown, and he instantly and int-, ieged, tkot t h ee . *as cue to the amount o f ogtiri perceptibly -appears as a skeleton. An iaterestisig . claimed by Mr..HaerisoN a butcher in 'a Till , ' laoripti Stile girl, . anly,siz . years of age, danced a hornpipe ens of trade is St. Jarnet4.market. His Lordship had I with the atritudeand graces of an experienced pee... - expressed his doubts as n to the 'existerice of the debtOfermer, It/anted down the stage on her toes . es t et but as Mr. Harrison-attended personally, and entered-1 1 mA, *I.-what added to the -surprise of every ortte into a long defence of- hirocondou, his hardship hirilfPOPlWolssallp:...l.4ll their being.informed that the child: for a .few days suspended.his judgment wit h- regant.i.ti 1 never _ll. ther4tiine. before : she had been dancleg v ,l, Mr. Harahan ; bet with refetence -to arthe•oirree ! and 114 b. tdirepeated it in.consequense. .'llhevihniek. parties , his •Lordship distinctly intimated; tbilliltip44f the ornery is extremely Spiendid. The- oserter4a: considered -them as having been engaged in attitrrispiel and music is by Mr% M. Coital, • and .is eery light, '. recy,.•the- circumstances- of which ought te•tte met Ithd appropriate-to the. Pantomime, - ' '' • quired into through the medium of a crimitud pieise.l 4 • Ilarkpsin IVltilliagion at Covent-garden,. we lin eation.. ... . • - demand, has beer( got up in the first• style of excel. _......._ • bivice, sod the effect .thoopehout is 'uncommonly fie. Titt.:)4IY2VNIMES. .', - bOIIJ/LT.QF Ni` BENCH. Dec. 94.. ' BURKIDGE V• BILL. . . TM was as action by the assignee of" named Aticinpon t 't*o recover- 12,0001. the . villa of i trio anises - of One, which had been shipped, by the binktppt to. the. Baltic, and: seised by the ittnisag, [ otOt l imont, The circemstances under w h ich this, action :was. brought were as fOlfow,: 7 —.Atkinson, pre., tp his bankruptcy ) lug had dealings with the hipse Of till and jeeohs, at Riga. The present De.=„ hintlant was a partner irstitat firm, residing in Eno. Itrd. • rw,lBlo, the wine in question was shipped . b the binkrupito Rip, and •seized by the it.ussian Gt:serritiseitt. Attinaoss, 4. the aegis times ,hating OertisloW for nsititayVitlid applicarfor.and' obt!ined ,adv. I vances horn trio .Deteittisrtt, aqd at a security.,,hid indoisitd . the 'ctf tiding over to him, the Defe,,nd.- ant hashig etriettid the insurances on the cargo,-- 7 ! Siints.aftir 'Alice of the detention and forfeiture of. the cargoes was leeched, *lid the Defendant re!..l covered trout the Underwriters for the amount in.!' sated.. Allttnson hiving . sotsWkfter bepotne a bank.] rapt, hi% 'Assignees now brouglif 'this action to re. ; cover UAL the . mnney . to received from the Under nnlttei Ovumd .that an act of bankraptay had bitten tontenitted Atkinson previous to his in s dor...i liffiettOilitt of ladilic over "to the Defeuda(st.. ~..] 't-Ajrai 1 e SOrbDCH ,Oxpreisell dosibt he r ] seta rgotkithitt:Wak entitled to i:Otiver frail the,. Ultderstritefri'itilat, hOltever„wasiinestionbetwt . and" the present Plidistittiad:',notbing to , ga lath it. .11 1 01Vilh'now found a cerdiet N. the Plaintiff, Alfinetd'i : ctise on a . poiitt'of . . ; tOlitl l. o l F COMMISSIONERS OF APPEAL FOR CHRIST CHOWOW. . _ opilioim ......amonly Otte,. being et OHOE 'meat carious ; alict liesitable. mid truly grasid.aad effectiie.°': •I There diedr-at Constentleop ' of theplague, goimmititltietitt ikilitiVer t ait(imied/' to be one of the Most iltr hit"! I t oikost dominions. He was a greet thejleilte With' Nati Itile . l ih present %restate, to both' ot - wilOrn • he acted Oil ..banker and farmer Oft the' reretite.: •Dbrfnrilltilf ziership of Nfottaphifikicitaitir; 44;. wiskfi, ftinvii-preg4 Lent of gold and jewels, wittal-a-1•50,00131. sterling". for his protection. In congeqUinc. of the. tumults lihich took. place on. the downfal. of that Chieftaim e , his house was plundered. by the popolace, and his loss was estiatatad at .hair a million. Daring a pe-1 rind of scarcity, 8,060 of - his countrymen owed , their support entirely .to his bounty. His immense ' Wealth,. conjectured to exceed four : millions sterling i i has, since his death s been seized by tie Ottoman porte r . for his own use.. . • • • . • ' • ••Aratrz4.....The very serious atpl. alarming *ppm heasions which have for the last. two fears ben en, tertaised for the personal safety. of thatwatzaordina -riaotteoterprising ytoangonan, W. WM. ikrootruzi : W . A., - am' now . in - Akfterit tilewollfit tentirtit,'ie Ociar . iiinrisig lately been •irecitiied . : hopi ...as. ; dated , -2.2 d. .saPt. last, , front a: forest iin , ttntirdritt' Ls**- t an; nooncing his intentions. of returning, tott .r•Oglai - Td. i roily in the ensuing apring,, %yid; .a reit cbilec4' tkii .of the natural curiosities, specimens, sin) -pro . - - Ittore of (fiat country. It is bow near'siit 'years sine.a• 1 PO left/Cope Town, to explore the bitherte•unknotert paittitier4frfea, and • from . his Otofvund sknoirli . l4o' of .8 1 )(an?;1 1 1.Well.as.his:.COnsummate . 'skill as au tist, 'lt tr . ex peci that • same 'veer' val ueble end i n i. iteresting discover ' 'll li t made to• the public , on 'big arrival RI En 1i . _ edi t; ~ - • Sin 11. hitt.osoi% Howsts.- , -Thin . Geritlethales stud. was . sold at TxtftasALL's, in the Course bf lag" week. . • Amoni .others was a browns 'gelding, b% Aseator t which sold.. for 150 guineas . 'Thitiest lot It *rey gelding , which feiChed 199 . guineas ; and iistSaat mare. a beautiful crea tu re ., called on the '.- !Wpr-Carti! viatehirathein for 300 pakten ! C. • . • . . M t.*. KOWblet4 p). IitLVS , C4III4EL: iIIOVIIMISVNa. tifilMtairliolle4 ofitacif• :1 he •Appeliant -hweier retest ly kit* upon. matter form, est. Court of Kilighr Bovich, • tetoomi , piked' hicpsooesditc..br Priteallitg undee4 we theCesniftibnetsioCAliptal bppoiullrl br . 0.1-Act ) .applicable td ibistadolk M'ANstow-uoust.—Saturday T. ,Ab' ra t im ' n 4 , 4 chirged with defrauding the landlord orthe Nemo &Matte Coffee-horse of 151. by wins of a Atli , cheek. The Prisoner it appeared hatrgont tevend -days ronninetto theeolfee-lionse to dine; and soak 40 k ola • most tetpot3bie SoCiety. Ou Thursdal last, however, on going to pay- his bill, he said he hid not enoagh ofcash, bat proposed giving a check (milk banker, observing It would be an accommodation to him at that late hour to give him the change. case [- should 'hi 'titled by Mr. Meyntott, the" ,SeHeftier and , • " - The Vestry Clerks and laid before' 4f. NOiah, the landlord agreed to meet his wishes. Th e Pris t i tie e Coultseffer.th,e Parish Officers; sod .if he said , t h e ; then drew a check on Rarnibottom and Co. f or 15 1 4 persons Dinned in' the notice ought not tit be retest, I.r lth which he paid his bill, and received th e diff er 4 once.[ It turned out, however, that, the Pri s i mer sas there should be an end . of the suect.. So far was • I totally unknown at the banking-house. It eas' e l in . that a shriller fraudulent check f or 64 Ind this preposition from being acceded bj to, that . Mr. BENJ AMIN HAWES Ogle of the Commireloners ' alle g ed, appealed to, said, he had ' no objection whatever to been•chingeti' by the Prisoner at the fhreeT un ‘ie the litigation, or to the employing lawyers. He the Borough.--Kemanded. • ii thought the Lawyers ought to live. Why, then, 1 GUILIIIIAtG.--' II. Usher, a lad not moteil l ii g spine o f m oney,' ,iskb had been - entrusted 'to hiq. years of age s was charged with etibeztlitig lim n* should not those who wished to defend the Dissent ing Meeting-Houses, and prevent them being rated, by his masters,' Masers. Hessey and • Tnyl lit , Ih eolu subscribe among themselves,. and raise a fund for the purpose ? He had no &Mit, there Were many p er _ sellers, in Fieet.street, to receive, and wltakteniing several valuable books.. Th Prisoner, it app earsdi had got connected with . a 'set of gamblers. in the sans in the parish, Whose purses were a great deal longer than either the Appellant, or any of those who acted in concert with him. He should, there! . Fleet Prison, with whom be lost his ill-got we t t i thi , fore, propose, that those who cote , tained sentiments and otherwise led a dissolute I.fe. His fathe r ,. a r e, spectable man, attended, and in consideration of si t similar to his own should express them by forthwith setting on foot a subscription. character, the young criminal was only sent to Brid e , Mr. BISOIritE, another Commissioner, N O •h e , : well for one montfi, there to be kept to h er d i e . , Would willingly subscribe fireguineas a Year, to pre..., i boo r. for seetti days. .. BOW-stitter.-Janter flanks, a 'forenian in die Vent the Meeting-houses from being , rated. , The CHAsuItAN then asked the A ppe ll an t w hat. employment of. iliesl6. Smith and Co. safesmi e , in • were the grounds of his appeal? ... ‘. 1 lioniidedllch, Init'on' Saturday Charge d . with steel, The 'Appellant replied, that he. should procjote • ling a variety of reMnants.from his.masters' promises; , • sufficient erideeei In support of his appeal at the Some of the articles alleged to bar 'beep stolen were . Sessions, but before the present tribunal he could do found in the Poino'niion. of ..tho rtkolier% nephew, nothing more than state the fact, that the persotik ,'and others., et the. Prisoner's house.—tteme ni tpd. ' • named in the.notice were liable, and received proite [ : On Saturday Mi. Smith' suinineued the driver. of to the amount of near 10001 q! year. The witnessed ..the hackney - coac h , No . 627, for eztOrting• attire he Should hare to call *era of : : course adverse, atet•i_than his fare. The Complainant Stated, that he bud could not be brought ferierd by him without coin i i i l ,gaged' the coach last Saturday night, from Drury.: pelsory process ; such process could not.** hark,i tine Theatre , at .eleven , and that •he dischar ge d it because 4e Commissioners, .when they ohtained the ;beets quarter before one t wheel him. insisted ' ' Act of •Perlis meat by, which they .sat . in ; a iodic's& ,on having 12a, Which . he Odd him. The driver-att.: A ctiar:::: 4o ootied te.eires - ths . josetres . sellli'stite„-pewer knowledged that 4 :s wag tough about the time he ust of . itil the. attel . idanPk.al ,117 011 1119.:44; 809 ' 4 9filgech thet . tha . getettenian had left his p!lcketv. ',,Thoon fr Might be necessary. to esanskiitofterestitem., book iswihe coach ) ceettaining Houk notes'amotint. • msAppeltantififOrmed*Vpisig t iippl*titikt.flire , til . to 431: .which he found And delivered op to him * W _for ; which ihe gentleman ordetetithinv 'seine itilvl be au append egainitt ever rate tooter); futuregrog ai a 4411.1100114 till a sferisieu.was. obtaitted; Oonferamb!yr i rerrard for his honesty, lie..thetefeve thought he was ' .'entitled to something • more - Mtn his fire. He was .- WlNlStwes generally known and admitted to be the fic ' Ihe was unable to pan , but reque sted sted his rallatce t Itta '. Willingham, who was•in , • the Office, to haat/104 .• which he declined, observitqw•thathe bat kept llia ' coach and horses out 15 hours,' and . gore him 14s. .(or the day's w ork„-t-1 I* was Committed to the House of Correction f, r 14 dayi. - ..flttrett f eannins.-ASaturday, Amt DRZOCS lel ill," arnieednit a cherike osi , elealing two ft - Mariqkiii teeth ! • the property of tie i oeste Elm, 'furrier. She eat ft .matitted.for felther etriiiimition.. - • • ": • • ....Charier licsi-ne, !MY-Ott - v . ost of ftriik...tniiiiii i ,44 4$ biaught up in ,the-oustotty of William • Rasal,jesi;, shareed with picking- up s a green big; -iontainikt: la ~,. quantity of...plete i . in goblets, sisicrea'fite. Whir* . dropped ourof a -Gentleman's cliatfik - It diefeafed• that the Gentleman, who lives at No. 1 3 , NO* NI& .. man-street 4 on diStosering his leas, -caused primal) '' hand-bills to ho•stack.op all along the roach, uttering ti reward oft three guineas to the' finder. A. young Man, wheelie the bag aid 14 contents with*Hearne l • gore Aka firetfiCformaden is directed in the hand- bills ;4tili; which Hearne, the stage driver; was ',Sought before the Magistrate. On investigating the melt appeared, that I kerne did not see any of (he posting bills, but that he took rtery means to learn 14 116' the owner was, by teferring•to several books to escertaite • the crest, anti fehoiced the articles he &Mud,' which .Was the case when" he showed them to the man who ative.the'fisrt information: . The parties were ordered. .to attend again, when the plate was to be forth. . ,C . js, • tning; and the I'vlagistAte was to decide which' at Up trio was entitled to the reword. . -~ . .. . . . .. I. • Among thus messy.eulinfitous effects of the .1110+.• • i korricatte ore - Pridley s; the lath inst. we :have-to 'id i• (40 • sossi t hedesi ruction of the beautifefuthlePigant ,• • ; tirteispitabfl'hiitted ()fifth' in Zak*: It:had'We‘, elk' . inn with light*** in the stunt Orr; and scaffoldlit ,1 .1 ~ • ituitt.htgen ("teeth& intake Oowq, the damaged 'funk o f tit owing . .... " „ 1 the piqi)sole• but to • the seaffalding.being' . In , =''.' 4 . ..1 jeditiSturly: tent/els ISIS • remain. during .the . winter • ' 4)o Oen theiutrt .of the spire which still. remained, file • • whale wait lltoii‘n . flown on Alteltiof ,ol.thtt olttlyet , •:"+ about thenruldle of the day . -'. • . -.,.. .'. • , . ~. 4iticoessruf; tiwin2f,inn.: fretnit.,fleqtirllllol. NO NW ''' wife, named 40 _Reese. *PO aerfred from Culaii,•lllo • . Dorenelhe earl. port of Inst werk..and t o o k t h e i r p as sa g e foe .. ' thence, in the t) uver co:oh, fir ton4ortonfi g hted la tonti:ert •Tarnatin thernitit, the 2?0, • train 411tOtives ltf . ecoomdr-'•rlfer * preferen t i takin g lodgi4s Ili reatitiohl% at troldii, a t . which ate child' stnp!o.d ; and - tet , fans. si-arrh. obt4ried ',warn, eins'ilk te'relveliabte boom hi' the -Adeloi; whither they had thiir trunks and othe r propert y cotetes 4 l l ; In floe 'saute how* , 81 ' . '1 Octileman.oceupied the sec on d Soar. who had'ilnlelokrP= '' sfOsiiin the precctlink day. S tine ecnitarrts.cment h..v lag , . .j felf..hy flip latulladc , in conseq uenc e of her i g norance of WO- • ' French language, which her new 14de virs only !make, s h e own./ masticated she circumstance too the Gentle Man nit the serood• • duar.' who politely or,r..d his cervices as an interpreter, isnd " wet ineardhwly bitrodueod to the foreigners, by whom his at tensions were moor gratefully received. After ranch converts thou. Mr. ,Vn &Ise begged to be informed, is ...hat *smatter he catilecilkithie . 61 . estii•o,hgridreed golden Ptaptit-lons, which he had • in Itisstace.sion. His *tern friend Inunedinte.V offered to ;eV . , • hivt.l3ank •npl es 6.1 i hem, in th e Ci ty , t h e float,/ otortillst.'. • The urer ons - landh! received.. and that eight the wool/et - 4 4 W ,trangerdeou..ison las i'ittliun is ilia h a nd s . and lie so on after. .WlVilffiapk-his leave, under pretence of reliving to hell. /Waco . *tally: dill go to his tonal, where he' remained* ;quiet for the, night. upon the servant g,iagitti with his breakfast in the nsorning r however. MA rippin g at his hel-ronin door. lobe re. . ceiVcd JII) answer. end. ventured to enter the ch:imlier. !where t's 100Sertirke she uosseit ti..e Geollefooo, as' well as his poritnan lean wad - efai hem.. flair had: pitviotedy been lying ell;,;0 1 ill!, • ronold iidpi Site inste.ntly inform e d he r m i s t iest , wh i t , upon nether Id.ittlitte, was IntiAril that he load gone off in the night. or Vrttf •edilv shat•tin-rning. Itinteirang ln- mast ft , 'elf spine *attar! for so soadert a departure. she. Went Into Me. L. Rile', 0.4‘ - sad hatvium_made. Ler fearvutulerstt44. an, le a rnt from , kiwi ' l2 vi - e.‘ had Et.thsh. the mitore of the . oonni.onsten , rtnited to thts absentee.' fter fears of tti.ts4nrin .- were teisv confirmed. 14 • ' having. heard • mit ho. A of lino rh o s day, 44 . . the f tiosfins fi'',lLS there is no doub t b at h e bii. abken iiisdow:urf. to et • y tr.' , ftniti•of frht ii•position' urn.. the eievi....ltt of Mr. La. oqUer who h.t.thtst i ,urcatawd his ' expors• nee'of . Londo n tuck, at a very expensive . ,Se. Means are Lakin itn dtscover the trivia ; tel., whose s person 1.-; well known. and sib() aprot. Itiotet: , t o' r hew foreigner.. nlthangh perferti V master .. .of :she har sh 111 • .lass!. lie well ? o ) Imp MUM sob %tinier:. •. . _ .... .. • . ON D.OP .IVintel .44 .Plibleaser4 In IA Liouit.l..s. Ais?. l l . ilraelllllllMl nittiliett; • ', • .~ 114 • • LAU ,IW7ll4,44llltitNeff." ,lay rothtif 4P e NC4RY. D7ec a monist 'MS ItEeENT'S CANAI. >t ANT. RI LORD GuAnctuJout gave hit judgiMi in this i n by dirpcting issues ta sweetain the trite line es A flat§ 011 " • 4! - y ert 1• ~ 7