The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-07 00:00:00

THE SIATEsNIAN. GLASGOW AND PAISLEY. all the piannfarturing town. and villages for a oloxelsl igiles ro un d, au Address to the People of England, Ire-I IMO. and Scotland, railing 'moo them to come forward awl to effect, by force, if resisted, a revolution im r;sr liovernmelt. One of the injunctions contained in this Address was to abstain from all a.irk after the let day of April, anal we are extremely sorry to say that this order has been but too implicitly obeyed. All the weavers in Glasgow and its suburb. have struck work, and our streets are crowded with them a liking about bile. The weavers in Paisley and its neighlionrhoull, have alsu,we understand, ceased to work, and it is not isseprolialsle that we may be favoured with a visit fr souse of limn. The col liers in the country motel have likewise struck this morning, and ire have onfortunately to increase our list with the cutton-spinuers. and some of the machine makers and fowiders. Most of the mills began nark this morning, but threaletsing visits were intim iiately paid to them, and the workers did not return at break fast time, or have since lett their work. 'flue demeanour of the people on the streets is at pre sent perfectly peaceable, am, though they are 0CC4 , 1011. ally gathered Into gloomy knots, still every thing bears more the marks of an attempt to itatio:Wate by numbers. than to strike a blow. Indeed, such a scheme could searrely Cuter into the most visionary beat, as ..err mili tary force in this garrison is of the most formidable de serileion, ronsisting of artillery. eavalrr. a Mina:ion of the Ride Brigade, and Volunteers. *1 he whole were tinder arises this mooning before day-break; the r -.Oar garrison in their relseetiye loarr.o.ks; the reeriti:itig parties in St. Vincent -street, where was also sari el the troop of laa,g o w Light Horse; the Shasp.almoi •rs, nearly ND strong, kin tieorge's-square; and a parry of tlee Armed .%ssoriation in St. I;inich's-squarr. The Yeomanry of this and some adjoining counties are 41 , 41 on their eiarrh, and, altogether, we should think little is to he appreltroole'l front open resistance, should, unfortunately, the ill-advised people attempt any such We have now hide doubt hitt the stables were pnr posely fired, particularly as the following letter was received by the butler or the College shortly after their destruction, the author of which nearly fulfilled his threat with nu common degree of relentless daring Sist—Please to tell your masters to take care as theieselves, fur they will be visited soon bt• a gang that thoy won't Frind—:.l Mr. Constable, Colledge, Hereford." We have to rommunicate intelligence ef the most Fotafttl drecriptioto, t Ulargow and Puisley. lii the avarse of Setunlay night anal Sunday moraine'. as " Adderss to the People of Enelantl, Ireland., anti Scut- L.ead," W4st posted nrou the walls in Glasgow and Paisley. anti in aH the mouth-to:ring towns and villa_,. fur a steer,' nodes round. 'Doi. e.daltres called upon Ibe people te come 'Omani itsetaostly and to " afro, by force, if' wieted. a Emoted 0000 in the Bovernment." • It has so Egnature, but prufesses to he subscribed " by antler of Ste Committee of Organiz • , for f •g a Proyi saonal Government," and it is dated April Ist. One of the injunctions rontained in this Address was to abstain from all work afire the Ist day of April, and •t has been inoplicitly obeyed. All She weaver,. in Mas aan and its suburhs are represented ti.• have atrark work, awl the streets were crowded with them walking a!anst. The weavers iu Paisley and its , neifhbourhood Were said itt have alt•IS rr:Mett from work. liar ruiners struck on alonslay 00000 ening, as well us the cotton-spin tiers, anal . mu- adds,• stiechine maskers and botonlers.— Illina the whole of the ulailinactering repulatiim. as if I.y our li;l:litliattiltll4 impulse. hail sus/ten/led their le- Lairs. %%here hill this ii•assati rim a lollenees isaust produce peuury, penury starvation, and sturvatiou anarchy. large et-infect...mem. of military were marching upon liat.aneow from Esiiiihsfrgh and Stirling. Tree latest intellipenec received by titteerntnent, from Ulattliow and Paisley, is down to three to'rlork tin aloe day, at which time the streets wire much cruaaded a itla the unempinyed aorismen of all deseripti 0000 s, lint no ac tual clisturbanetl had taken !slam The greatest trars. laitwover, prevailed, that the night would uut pass over tranquilly. The follosvina is a copy of the atrocious Address re ferred to abuse : .`" •DMICas To THE INfiAVITANTS or °BRAT BRITAIN AND - measure. lIIIMAND. " Friends and Cotintrvisien—llosused from that torpid The 3121i ' itnile% i "" 1 " 1 the 1. " :7 "" i " P " rl2 " tat ' ° " : state in which we have been sunk 1.r,., m ane year,., w ,. " eR9II.IMATIfiN- -fly Tux Emu, p Hor ,,,r A i , m Auls . are at length compelled, from the extremity of our snot-' TerrEs sir TISK 5 rry Of Gi.tit;OW. rut: is:skstorr or terings,"and the contempt beeped upon our Petitions LSN ttiN.;1::::. AND 111 a JCSTIt'ES or THE eZat a rue fur retiree', to assert our rights, at the hazard of our THE LOWER V ‘3Bl. Or TilE ell Up cot NTS. laves: and jaroclaiui to the nodal the real motives, l i• Whereas, ne have othserved talth meal surprise anal which (if not mierepreeenteil by designing men would iesticern, a liighh• Acolitififis a n I ir...450ita1.,.. !stinted have united all ranks) have reiliweil us to take up arms . paper, isto-ted up this morning, ant only thrtetelsout the for the redress of oar common grievances. . easy, imt is, tittieseroiss places in the stastarbsoleeumin owl •"l'he numerous public meetings held throughout the " .ism Adilresa to the Inhabit:sots of lireat Ilrisaiti anal country has densonstreted to you, that the interests sit I selrtal: whirl. is obviously a direct sleeivrition of has all classes are the same; that the protection of the life usediately intended 110.1ility to the tiosvni m eit and c on . and property of the rich man is the iuterest of the pour *dottiest la :Lis rusititry : We licrel,v twee more give • oven, and in return, it is the interest of the rich to pro- notice, that all attempts whirls shall be made to follow trct the poor from the iron grasp of despotism t for, whets up the isitlatomator: *irk and treasonable object of that its victims are exhauated in the hover circles, there is 1110 .ttlike•os. will lie instontly resisted liv the iris il newer, aasurances but that its ravages will he continued its the aided lo the stmts..; militant force plrersi at their dia.. upper : for, once set in motion, it will continue to move • posal; anal that ali tilei.stires by assenshfeecs of people tilt a succession of victims fall. in proosecutiee of such designs, will be regarded as an 6 GS Our principles are few, and founded on the hasps of ' intsirrecti.on .4 , : aiiist the 'hires -omen% and lw instantly our Constitution, which were purchased with the dearest ' past down by the most prompt usi:itary execution. Moos! of our ancestor', and which we swear to transmit : 'a And whereas tie have been inform-a, that it is the to posterity unsullied. or perish in the attempt. Paptality : intention of taose who here issued 80. aforesaid Ad o/ rights (nut of property) is the object for which we dress, to brim in !tidies of meta from the country in contend, and which we consider as tie only security for fintherniire of their trai-oruus put/mates; we berelty our liberties and lives. I warn all such persona to abstain trots, firing so led away,, o Let as show to the world that We are not that law- to their still baser.!, 311.1 the itmoineest ,':anger of their' less, sanguinary rabble, which our oppressors won't!' tires. ?old w. ae. , in warn the loyal and wellalisp o s e ,i persuade the higher cirri we are—but a brave anal inisaidtatits of tins city and sitlotirles, in the event that cemwous people, determined to he free. Liberty or any rising, a. is thrertesiini, shall take !dare, to keep Leath is our motto, and we have sworn to return hems. themeelves and their la 000 iiies within doors, . !sal un no in triuospb--or return nu more! arsonist to 'Motel,. aN. those who shall be actually vie •` soldiers—Shall yam, I 'onntrymen, bonnet by the se- la:ing the lae+ a.l the country. I trail obligation of an oath, to ch:fend your country and l " tilasgovv, April 2, !IVO!' your King fries enemies, whether fort ii."' or thtnavtiet Haar-rasr Pi is•cato e.—The croiril is lurreasing is Pillage Ma bayonets into lite boat's"' of fathers aNd • mar street., lota all continues peaceable. Nether., and at once saerilice at the shrine of military lodged lis the le, ice-otnee ~,r st sc ,, ing despotism, to the unrelenting orders of a cruel faction, Tito torus are • e - r •i • I up the .‘slstres , 4 on Sonnies , morning, am! tie.) 101.er. care 1: tot' keliage which Y" h" 1 . 1 in "mutate with the rest also ronlineti there for tea ring - 'town the l'ret:.atiuts of of mankind? Soldier'', turn your eyes towards Spain, the Slagistrates on Sunday evening% 1 and there behold the happy effe ___ _____ _ ete resulting from the - - 1 _ ___..... onion of soldiers and citizens. Look to that quarter, : ArFEMPI' 711 BURN lIRREFURD CO.:Li:I:R.I sad there behold the Yoke of bated despotism, broke by --eams--- the unaiiiintans wish of the people and the soldiery, hap- i , , , 1 II e lately stated the natal thettruction of the Coheir, dopy art omplished without bloodshed. And shill yon, R• at ficrefor.l, by tire, and it is with the deepest wina taught those soldiers to fight the battle-of Liberty. aefuse to tight those of cunt ON II country? Forbid it regre t we h.i%e WM' 541 emirs' a OHIO diallniir:ll attempt to set tire ollege where Vic oat' the Heaven ! Come forwarti then at once , and free your i Cathedral to re the C tan si Ir. lin Sdar las th t. e lwfo ars &laurel re thr 111.10 n Country and your King from the power of those that sof Divine Sera ire et the CaCheilral, Mr. Haver, the or " Friends am! l'utintrviitees—The eventfid period h as I gankt, what has roman in else College, had occasion t o leave Ilse church, which adjoins the premiers, anal in now arrived, where the st•ryiees ..1 all nill lie required.: tar the forwarol;ng of an object so universally wished,' Praweediag to his apartment, lie perceived he kaoline anal! from the 111.1( of the eastern angle of the south tri m_ oral so absolutelv tieceesary. l'onir forward then, renal, of the building ; he instantly prneeetled to "mist those who have begun, in do completioss 4.f so : it- 4.110ns a task, and •uppert the laudable elborts„ a hich i the spot, and found part of the wooti-a•ork of the roof in Sir are about to make, to replace to Britons those rights ' dews. which, with aassistenee, be suereeded in c unsecrated to then, ba. Magna I 'harta and the !till of : enPlweesing t as the fire was nuking rapid progress, fights. and sweep from sear short: that corruption which : there is little olonlot. but for the providential circuits- Is dogrrtled us below the dignity of m.o. I stun" of his °harrying the ke, in a very short period as " Owine to the misrepreaentations it Li h hare gone : the whole of the root would have been en lire, and the c elorosul with repartl to our intentions, we think it indis- I destruction of a great part of the I Alrge inevitable. peasal,le necessary, to declare inaiolable all „laic stud' On the flames being extinguished. it was discovered private property. And we hereby coil upon all Justices , that th" l"""ts and Pills where they rinnmenced hail et the Peace, and all others, to suppress pillage and i /"'"11 partially satowated with spirit of turpentine; a paunder of every description ; and to endeavour to se- quantity of brushwood fauns besums taken from a room a. ~, those guilty of sai d, offences, hunt t h e , may rece i ve sear the Ware, hay, straw, anal some matches were also disposed Of, *a as to spread the delimit:tire element, and Bret punishment which such violations of justice demand, •` In the present state of affairs, and that ing t h e a .„ nt i. : in short every art Incense:it carefully and skilfully made to envelop the building in a III:01 of game before assist. saiation of so momentous a struggle, we earnestly request i et all to desist from their labour, front and after thi s I Alice rotild he given; the spot and time chosen for the 1 day, tin' Ist of April, and attend wholly •o the recovery fiend-like attempt were likewise selected with singular rei a heir rights, and consider it as the duty of every man • discrimination; the place is in a Pan of the (- allege seldom frequents, olilfiettlt fur water to he conveyed to, Imo: to recommence until he is in possession of those 1 tights which distinguish the freeman from the slave, viz.! sad the Vicere wire absent on their eleriral duties, and Mine Service A little before that of giving consent to the laws by ohich be is to be I, the serva nt, att ending - twelve o clock the alarm became general, the congrega governed. We therefore reconametail to the proprietors • , tions of the different cleirehes left them ; and the most 01 public works, and all others, to stop the one End shut : . . • at•ttve alacrity was displayed to afford assistance, a Islets up the (Ater. anvil order is restored, as we will he sac. , .. . jou scones esertians of lie . Harem fortonately reu temitable fur no dal/takes which may he sustained, and 1 the 1 Breed unorces+ary, tt;; t 1.,. dames were happily subdued vsaelt, after this public autiutation, they can have no : 1. . . . before tile cogittes arrived. It is a t singular e i r . eis:in euutstance a , s I ileirly proves that when the smoke was And we berehr give notice to all those who shall he • . . . . . . first discovered, th e diabolical anrerithiter st hare foursa carrying arms against those who intend to rege-, . . been superth osier of the l• •I • -*I -I- I .1 - lot itt or_ its eat aro., t lA, :he aerate their country end restore its inhabitants to their • College w ho ii isteniel to render assistance tot the fi rst native dignity, we shall consider them as troika's to , . . their Country and encinies to their hive, and treat th en , : Aril, found 0.-,r Ow spot, MI fire, a Flerente oil flask, als such. I whirl' evidently had contained torpentitte; and after wards, ii hen the lire was impressed, on searching for : 0 n Monday last, about Gee o'clock, an explosion of it, the flask u-as discosered in an old cask in a h'ole gas took place in a stink shop in Trongate, tilargow, under the sta;i a, twist die place; the wretch smast,tlicrt- and, th I ' wig t souse of the flooring of the s h e above was fore, have es' aped whilst Mr. (;aster and the butler were .. blown up, fortunately no person was hurt. The cause procuring tarter, and every circumstances proves, that of the ex dosion it 'is sisal, was tl ' Th _ its:— 0 gas WAS whoever this 11141111th:oil fiend may he, he is no, well at , csca ). 1 .. .' tug from the internal pipes. owing to their Hol ouainted with the Collree, 'nil poesessed of daring and feet i constru • d • • h china, an a ton-stestt was brought to solder wicked cunning equal to the horrible crime he attempt up the holes, when he, instead of sloine what was proper, etl to perpetrate. It is also remarkable, that within a tbou htlesslypulled away the pipe f' .. the conspany's few feet of the spot, inscribed on the Wall, in (Ohl Fug- h a r g h- • ' fish characters, is the followitag sentence :---'"l'lit. eyes a ed, sod the explosion almost instantly took place. of the Lord ace in every place, belsoldieg the evil and . esc p ' . A Gentleman, named Beaumont, was hustled by a the good." Prue. xv. :1. The Costs)* aml l'irars immediately issued !rills, offer- flaring gang of pickpockets at the end of Clarges-street ing a reward of lOU esti neat for the 'discovery of the in- du.ine the procession yesterday, and robbed of property centliary, awl the villainous attempt of course excited a to the amosint . of 31N51., but mostly in bills of exchange. strong sensation in this city, where such a crime has hi- He had no chance of securing any of the ruffians, tha'rto been unknown. Or Monday the Mayor called a An inquisition was taken yesterday at the Dover meeting 41( the inhabitants, alien resolutions were car- Co !Ire- Wade, Hammersmith, before Tamil** STIRLING, an h u n u oly a.tarted, fool the reward there stated, in addi- Hu t . Coroner, on the body of a new-burn male infant, tion to the o u r by the t'ustos an d a'i cers , offered for the found wrapped up in an old blanket, in a ditch.—der-' oliscovery of the Armlet, width, we sincerely hope, diet. " The death of Ilse deteasell was caused by the in way hare the tles'red effect. s famous and seandalous neglect of the mother." " By order of the Committee of Organization for formin ,, a Provisional Government. Olasgow, April Britons !--tiod, Justice—the wishes of all good men me with ns. Join together and make it one cans', and the nations of the earth shall hail the liar when the standard of Liberty shall be raised on its native soil." Ot.isoow, Arius. 3.—We are extremely sorry to state. that at no time since the beginning of - Radicalism has there been such a general apprehension of danger as within the last ten days, in Glasgow and its neighbour hoods There has Lttely prevailed a system of intimida tion not formerly attempted ; and many well-disposed , peceable people in manufactories and workshops have been obliged to enter the lists of the disaffected, from i the terror of their lives. Indeed, it is more among the' operatives who have resisted the importunities and threats to join in those unlawful associations that the • led of danger exists than among those in more elevated ' ai a ohms. oetween Sa!urilay night aril Sunday morning there! nes posted mimosa the want id tilasgar, Pais:ey, and in SjUTHIPARK SgSSIO,NS. Yesterday these Sessionscommenced, before the LORD %Volt. the tiimstort SZWCaar, and a Bench of Al dermen. The notorious Ifilnman. who some time ago broke prison, and in double iruns fell from the top of the gaol in which he was confined, was carried into /'curt to be tried for a rubbery. lie had meived dreadful in:jury from the fall; but notwithstanding the fracture o f his limb*, it appeared that he s•ondurted himself in so des perate a manner in prison, as to induce the superin tendauts to suggest to the Court the necessity of keep ing him in solitary confinement. The indictment A.arged him with Laving stolen a watch and a pocket book, the property of Capt. Edwards, of the brig l: pity. The eircuusstatsces of the ruhbery were stated some time rinse. The Jury found him The CummooN St:nittAXT, im passing sentence, said, the sletperite man liefore the Court was, he feared, quite irreelaiiriaale. Ilis romlnet in prison, even solder the dr:•ailful cireisteistate-e of The loss of the use of his limbs, bad been such as convinced the Court that lie was one of the must dangerous men that ever appeared before a Jury : amid it was more than probable, that if the wit ness...* had given him ass opportunity of putting his threat of stlisking execution, he would have added murder to r4.brry. The Cain could slot send him out of the cuuutry, as lie could not move without assistance; but it was necessary to kern Sesorner.—Two yutirs' imiorisoutuent. • The gaoler was ordered • its the event of the prisoner beharstig hadiy iu prison, to put biro in truss. ma in 110 !jury eutiliseetuent. James Galloway, Mir..elver, the wife of Mr. J. Rich ardson, amid R d t;eiturey, were indicted for a riot, and viideetly assaulting Miss J. Jl. Anderson, on the 17th of I r emhrr last. Miss J. M. Anderson (an interesting voung female), said, she had known all the defendants sinus tissie. terraces hut arisen between them, end they hail grossly alio."' her. She was c prlleJ to trek rrilrrss sail pro tection, and on the 1;116 Liecedolier last she went to the Town•liall to snake her r plaint against the parties. Uri: her return from liar they rrisehr.: I heftier he:, and she was under the necessity of pasaing their ' door. 1 7 pon wrong lorr, Mrs. ItiCilitrlllinn rIDIIPd out of her house, and cried out, there goes the false swearing mete's, who this day took a false owls." She then celled out to the mile drivoitlant. saying*. I' tialloway, th i ll o way, rum o r out," and v the attewioss of a crowd of speetatorl were attr.toro to the vest. anti in . . . their Iseariu . g the defendants wade use of *u••h language as delleare forbade her to mention. They follua•ed her along a... High-sheet, crying out that sloe ems kept by one 11r. )I—, and that she had nto had a hit of meat for a week. Eleanor liallownv ,jained in the outrage, and. with 3lrs. Richardson, heed her clothes. On de string the former to let go her liedel, the plan, Ualloway, said to witness, “if you ma c h her I will break your beck !"—Ther continued to pursue leer in this way. ill treating :sad abasing her is the LIM{ scandalous man ner, sod followed ler a mob, until why reached her own door. Here Mr. Oilloway eudeaccured to pr , vent her entrance, and put his foot against the threshold fur the purpose. With some difficulty, however, else got in, but was quickly assailed from the 'outside, by some men, olio knocked at the (bears and windows, calling. (gum the " false swearer hi cow old and pay her father's debts." She was advised, under these circutiostanen, again to apply tit the Alrgistratcs, in order to her pro tection. She .lid so, and 'on her nay she was again at tacked by the defendants, all of whom milord oat upon her when passing their house. Thev repeated the saute indecent language as before, accused her of false swear lag, mad excited the attention of the crowd el passengers. Mrs. Richardson pushed against her violently, and drove her elf the curl. stone into the kenn e l. 'll e man , tf a l. loway, called out tee her to get I , and go to bell to and gave her a violent push lulu the middle of the road. She mu .r bare fallen with violence on the st o n es , but that a Mr. June. laid hold and prevented her. The-whole of the elelendants continuml to abuse her, and kept crying ont,. 6. why don't you go home to the fellow that keeps you :"--{Here the witness burst into a dual of tears). One or other of the parties fol lowed her this way until she reached the 'fawn-ball a second time. All the sraudal they bad beeped upon her was grossly false, and she was not conscious of having given them any reason..ble pound of offence. Cross-examined.--Mr. Ualloway had formerly been a friend to her when she required assistance, bat he was handsomely compensated for it. She haul au action at present pending, against him for defamation of character, bat declined saying whether aim meant to adopt the same worse is regard to Mrs. Riclusrelson. Sarah Anderson, the sister of the prosecetrix, confirm ell the statement she hail gime. Mr. James Jones, the agent of Mr. Orme, solicitor, deposed to having attendesl Miss Anderson profession ally, at the Towee-hall. Ile subsequently witnessed the attack made upon her Ly the defendants ; her account of which was strictly true, and WAS rather les.ened than aggravated. Mr. Am DU SW: , made an ingenions address to the Jury on behalf of the defendants. lle admitted, however, that they had acted vers• culpably, and had committed an assault: but he elenits I that there was any pretence for charging them wills riot. The Juty found the defeschints thrifty german!, but recommended them to merry. The Court, after some deliberation, and baring ex patiated upon the grossness of the offence hi e which they hail been rortvictril, seutenced the defendants each to two month.' imprisonment, and to bind stir: ties for their good ischAviunr, thetuselres its An. Ant/ two sitliers in 2UI. each. BON/ NI:. - This has hP(.II a flghtinx week among the fa s t The battle we are about to rer.ord excited much haw; It WWI !hi 1% Pelt rATI, u triative of the tom , cat; who foti;:lit the Came Chicken (anal who weighed .„, t . than 13 :tone), and lat,n Crowther, a 12 stici e science. wh.• t.rs bergcd up niaoy au eye. too k r i me uu Oltitahliestb, at right Ito.l, v ivo+ , toormng. It was to have taken pl ace 0 ,, p ore : near Boom,. hit ~.0/17 . iug cracked : it w:as Lt s :l 4 would not do. and. OWI tits 111111: 6 1'11t to partly., was e, atiosn.rtn us neti lirs unti trHi ltI:. p • wiener against strength. and Null& oi l. were fought, it WWI a::111:111t CO•10,:t!. Hound I. Crowther plaraA a direct flash Lit on e hi, adver,,sev's rar, anal it was returnell hy a :;y- e p b a h k o Crowther retreated, and after plat:tug another lad thrown. 2. Cart reeriverl three heavy hit'', is:l th e mem were desteraessly ; but i 111:1 IZ . M2 3 thini Crowther received a heavy h i t n the ho :y,a hicia Ilker4 3. l'art MAP play. anti his aiversary te e ,,,i tsseTl the effectsof the hot round by In•e;.,t tc 1•:.• , ,i, t ,„ ( ..,.,,. til pressed or:tinst the ropes, when h e f. ught 116,,,. out o-te-Ret:pd.tti, awl uvula g'f ksllhit'.l4 Was iiii,, a ~ . b o th sides, h-tt strength gave the (*.irt tlt.• I rat t ,f i t. ,, , hr thretw his st:rer , tary :: heavy frll.--2 to 1 us c ar. whose hem, was Hinds mingled: 4. l'rowther 113s1 Out SP as it he hit hi% w.iveisary's fewurvi ri e jo ac l . and limbed him by a lawly hi!. . 5. Koh were Innen exitans!ril it wits II triliooratootnd. hat Crowther darkened loos 1441v..rsary:s ri gh t tor., aad toy on ly a ulinteaer of :glot in the oto,e. 11t5 . 4 sou down in a elocw.—t 'nowt her was backed at 1 toll. O. Can wade a gallant rAly, hut Li. si g h tluei . eat6i him &view mach exeention. He 10..n0nt.! alto sari's hlt jaw, by a richt-hat/O.A aol ki t eit tw o of his teeth : hut Crowther foonght ;mitts, a o t heat his aiirrrsary by blinding him. t art t0..1 Irt sit tinges on tho head in till , ' round, ;owl loo• wag 11..i.e:1 by a closing hit in the tenn i. which gave sirturs to ernwthrr. There was a second battle for a par.:. G.:ire:lt:sc.*. P9LICE. nuw-Sr atzer.—Testeralay evening.. a rocs, artss Thomas n:65 hrutigist to this bier, ciiir gA i James Doyle, whirr the follossine dreams:mires. - It appeared tl:at Doyle perceived the primer, is company with three or tour others. hustle a ban vie had the appearamee of it sea•fari e a - man, d rat ft:* hi% owl', near the door of , the :'ml litho Ta vern, in the Strand, ahont lone titian.% is tie aftereser. dnrime, the titue of the arrival of the pricas,i., n at Jw shore tavern. The confa:sion which nansitUAly railed, on account of the oast assessilaive ti pn•uts collected to view the chairing of the Ired Unit.: he. presentative., totally prevented Doyle, idler Lavin; te cured Ilse primmer, float getting Ili the sea-faisiv was who had toren ro'thetl, stud the prisoner wu therefore esseutuittcd fur rr-reatilittation on 3itiatlay next, in the have of a prosecutor appearing. lay timeagainst bin. 311 IMUUR,OI:6II•STKEET. !C frith, .1. takoe.e. anal Lennon, here charged with assaishing Dickies in a manner so as to cutiangrr his life. It appeared by :he testimoisv of several credible wit. nessee„ that the prosecutor, who Ira. in to n jcierrotio a state to attend, was taking. some porter on Binh:- even ing at the Black Lion, in arrwickuiect, when the de. leistiaut, O'Dowetl, who owed the proven...lt a srua l er, picked a quarrel with him, and noproruketir i t him. Ile was in rompatey stith the other d who went out, anal haring reinforeerr their palty,ll. hared wills the 'realest harlowity to tier promrattt. Welsh knocked him down, and kirked hilts 'then •:ovs. until a man. named llipr , i r, implored him asu: to at.:mr lie man. The defendant., hotrerer, tlisre t ;.trilt• I ade:r,, and, in conjunction with each other, - alser n.rit !bit o,t: of violence that Dirkin was supposed to lie dead. lhoi sad Owen, constables, were called its, hut must of ar senders had eseaped; they satreenled, however, Un pretending the three prisoners. Certificates from tso s h n e r ffi ro a ns vpr we r re prool , dangerousnced we . w y h T ieis sta Tue t tir eel f. %l . 7 , e. t t i s,:at rr o s 'sanded fur a week to await the fate of the injared rue A few days awn, a midisrewho had time 1 his kiig and country for nearly tee years, after paying hies• dresses to N servant girl in Perlis, and reeetnag her ow sent to become his bride, fixed Snosiay foe the amstri4e day. Previous to the ceremony being performed, n° party were all to meet in the bridegroom's Itesse. luckily, however, the l•riote•, so;stre • got int• • .imerr what was going ot, ana kept iwr at home. The ftil• was loaded with the marriage •upper—the wimple Fry WWI present—only One was found wanting. Ftangstr: disappointment, the gallant bridegroom so,: !elk tarok to the Isriole's-mai,l, and oaring her his balk Mr , Zossanols, Katty, *sill you snarry me?" Katty thither she might do worse, tasolly agree I to the propusl,!rd the party inoiiiitly set otitis the parson, who ' 4l/I them in the bandi of ne,ll,wk. Thus, in lasi spat time than one I , Kitty was courteil, married, set down mistress of her own house, at the brad die own tahle. H I On the 211 lost. In Oolden-square, the Lady of J. eterre null. Esq. of P daughter. On the Ist inst. in the Ilitopsteall-road, the trik ofn. Wieley, of the loner Tempi.% I.,!itau, of a sem Ua the Ist inst. at her house at rioutheate, xK. Wider' ale. of a &atwitter. _ OA the Bth inst. at le. Orontes Choreh. Rineadeelli the Km Jaeger West, Colossi* Jsage , C • g•ns.efthe East India I.onel/tiny's Madras Est.. u.ishnotnt, to youngest daughter of J. Watigot, of Leiersterilec . • Leiee.ier-sque re. At tit. James's Charch, on the nth instant, the Ite - .L . ward Ilankes.lteetor of t ore l a.t5.-. ‘ouhgt-4t %en ut Hee! Hankes, Es.i. M. P., to Ihr Hon. Fr3.l..esJrns eV Ikon:Orr of the LOrli Ou Saturdey Inst. John. eiriesi inn of John Fogq., of Southgate, to l'aro;i3e, third daughter VI Minx. Esq. of Miguel!. Ou Thursday. at St. Jamei*, Chung!, Thous's! may Sinteley, Esq. of Old Sleninnford. in the York, to Mare, only daughter a John Cladding DIED. • On the 3d loytant. et ht. apartment, in Itimptre Palace, Ciitnnel Timms'., Meoer of the Rubes ' of the Bad-chamber to Iti4 Majesty. On the 9d Instant, In liewinitoo-square , Richard Chase, Esq. Oa doe 9d iastent, tt Walen:-pisee, Lembrt9, Bltts year of her see. Mis..Afew< Ikfie %ea. dosigliter. late John Mawsou , of tVattine-,,c•ei add Suuih Lestaw% Lately, at Morpetli, ege4 bl, hesatins, wilco( Skill Brown. 2sq. HIGH W 4TER tT I.ONDON-RRI HOE TII I Moulin, 43 min. after 8.-4 (Wow. t Leedom : PANGS sad PuFsielied by the FROISNI,'- R. WARDELL. Jon. et the No. W Sirlail l Or site St. t:i•weent's Citeph : whey II commune:et! t i c Mrs. sad A4tertisesieeta an tetras*: te be a. • --- - Scott. P 461 hrt Sciltsrie 1 ghter of " one Kitetbe, the me* , dge, imptos led ilia, • 1104. tf I nowir et `ft • PitY. in. At 1 ) 11 0 • 011. 2., ' oindere,. P-4 ■