The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-09-18 00:00:00

;~~~_,_._., ..., F :~ ~, _ `. • NAPA L IN7'II4.I.IGRNGR. ' , IVA LAING MATCH ON Sisillen..- • Saes, .17.—Airireri and sailed for the We have give', in form.r Papers van's aCcovint . ' s llla Britintria, 11ai11,7,• John Bony, arid the itrilrePg•of LielltiPe *ll°'"x a. Cathcart, Lord ica N". lll !uoimLePts il ssdait matt, 50 years Of age, and alinst ism Stone %retest, i• -,, . ' from • .fam ii ', -' - from 1W fie i W I,n has usalertaken towalk-1004mile. lium's. ' , ngo; -Sarals. Agii, from Surinam ; Char ti . 11 St. Vincent's ;.a t t d Sh annon , f rem the o of n t i w ir e e l s r t a y i • n S e urryllsi vedO . 4, . bein g 50 miles Piton , !ayi terms that Captain Bartqayuoiderto'4 Ili . Ils.-eCanse down from the Rise r a ri d sa il e d s i m i lar explo i t. l i e I . of a very spate hshl4, all..brosi Iligiefll of Richmond, fur Suri.ram ; Si,' 4. and .mbiefe; Iris legs very thin, and •withitit• ant ). 'leo Orleabs: Oranke, for the Brazilo; : cid. - M . a 6.144 5 11 _,i11," f i nlin't l'"Fer, Ids . arrive. stif Nelson, for Suririam.—Captain Stith of • merit is a sort of shake. "PhE - ancla- jou.t diseklioi Inniasepplied the Mary A nn , gil a il n, ihd plAy.,,iltot his (not crones brat once u;aon the r ito u nit.' .. h _ _ 'P he spot selected for the perfolmatoce is from Hifi 111 A hoat, spars, &c. after which they pros, Dare and Oilier Poldic..bouse, half a mile up the road lig OM ica.to repair'. .and half a mile bark, to the poca front which ha teat, , Y, E re, .18„--s a il e d the Leidy lif7,7ean starts. It has been stared that I',ooo guinsint _I rorllollatti.; and L o rd Nel s o n ' p ac k e t, f or ill ~ betted upon the iss u e of th e p er f orrn s ure ;. this,' Irk 1,..b0th With )f l a ils. I , , ever, is totally erroireou,s, as no marittr-sorka kit. i been mentioned to induce hi m t o atretni,i sv;444vattirth 3a C i valli . Su": If,-;.Armed 9 fr . 1, ~I °° t h e arid arduous a task. The fact iii, that he Is 11 iatvet) , 'od, Isom China rxritt,gi. HA el ia ;- arrieed the man, and the greater part of his life has bee*Alat wttil .irn Martinique; arid Sinclair, from Jamil= to boas king hooks and pamphlets at nut thir . e.MOnafi riled the Herd, Wilson, for Antwerp. - -as we 1-,:iveatatrd, and he has beer, al wayS cArtalarti lull!, SEPT. 16.--Caine 16 his m s i psfy i s fot . tilt . hog, In the course of his larof.ortolsit It g inats. , ns, walks which rit::f I' Wlnitillir sis Irmidon, Pheasant, Betscle, ‘ ffd n i tte64 . W r it', *. oder and astoniihrbei::: p ' -Om liteit* , . ... uizei , ; Fairy, from the West Indset.;,...4cf.iff&i-essio,..). -, lie has been known to exceiliktie . 'etast;:a&li: te Downs; and Sutler, from . Crark..—Sailed oratory fimita of esletilslloo, fat ina•'bpilketir iiitraviT6 - 11re'etertsvaisil„_.. . I,e walketi•lo9 miiet in the spirit Ofctc_ft l. , CTII, SEPT. 15. Arrived yeaterctsy -the- hours 4 Abner a twelvemonth alaei. he' . Ortt/Or - Lietaril , . - st packet, fromsbon ; Speedy, from 11'e same si . .oTarbere he is..nticv alre m ptl n g l wn, Kith o sins bated e nergy, RH Mil : ea iiiits eiitY-1111 , 40iigass. • aid Sundwich, from Jamaica ; American Our N . lo ,,, lgyrn i, at 1. 4 4 xeconymenecifliailitlehtk • i Y.-.... • it: c ti , t, from Philadelphia. The Duke of undertaking, ci t i.fo shdw On different . rarilkVvelit • ~ 7 . . ~ ;01 ts et arrircd a t Lisboa, prerioas to-the • tim e , we gife theirogtess , of each day, Nr'roliakintf. g --L; Rs-titers .aiiin. , ; to - day fright 1 -, • .. • .•.- i • ==._-_•.--_:.....77.5fEet, i". Marrtriy he cr.! seventi4 ni !Oft e'oir , ek In thf Morello, Will • -,. tree -r uirlied 4 'ow it aro Saturday from the -Rive* tompl , tee the 5o Mks at 1 witaries pao lei.' rosin. __ .. • ..: •-- . i.,...h.,, cooventte4 at 5v- tv-i-ated 4.... a r e o4! la ..; this 4tl 4f June . -"Cho Bueons Ayres ciaosifia.....,- W. . , i .. . 4t , . . . .,;;;:s otto: ON alter IVe 4e . A. iiitured. ustremittiogl v occupieil iii peg**. - ' , ,• ... ,-1.,...r..!ay, ( p. a.r ro l lp. ier I . •• . . J r : l,. . lam U • l e s ialigi g the exlait t,4 expedition from Car r :. . i ta au d v ,: i . 1 .... .1 1 .: ! ....1u5 t... .... :7 . 6 .: 4 -.... :f lu. ri.4 Jl.. ... . I .bail • nearly completed the arming. or•• • 4 •'' • ' .33 sail, to be commanded by Admiral ant ° , n n et ru a t s cS4 ar a rg Y urn i s l a 4h est U pe jle rts " rine s i : lr e 6 x c isi. i s i l rvi b li s ' ip li fitap h4"4lB4 ,-ows; a "" i "' of this countr y' I'l'eY had al " as he works his elb.ows ninch„-aatil *rim Ivolltkhottse I. a numerous body of iron's. iticlotting a . io walking, his listen being of cmerst. imitate, lily ble corps of. light cavalry, armed in the man. , :body berams excoriated wills the fitutioiii s kis fret Cossacks. The agony tinder Gen. Row- : Aliso had sidi,red cnosiderwsily. _it .was„. harlyeteil ...1 rued its surcesstsl career against the Peru. , , • fortunate that Iltir. Dyer, a. (le;llleman .. e ;44,..,..i. :he once opulent city of Potosi is said to be ,fortunate r _______ to irgio, few rown i , woo ta ,iiiii4 , r" , rely ruined by the revolution.' - ' heath , "6_!Pe"ed . -. 7‘ 7 ij . .1 •~ ~J ~' 1 r 1 .- hy• -,- - Lend he soon' discovered that datfereet ir tm . ,CT OW A LETrER FAO* PARIS,SePT. 13.--e. ' • " • ** l 'FAO ;_indispetetibly necessary to aceemplinleenn-oskosege yeaterday very generally rutnoureil, that the day's walking.; he accordingly 104141 C-to kita,eutse Jf the two Chambers would be postponed to house, and kindly rendered hira evavey thieg that Iris test month.-.-A serious diaturhatice took place situation required. He procured him.ome earoteute, tdav evening last, ut the (afe Montansier, its light Nod, and employed pereons te.reb his feet, 0),•• - royal, where some Isrussirte officers were and on Wednesday morning/Si r. Dyer started ty mile French _ 'military. iri dil eise„ that is, ,n borirceo4. Some prugisian and F, ... ,41i , ti him, and has not left him but at ititervgle.v: Asters-were talking French together at the above- ''S ill ) . ' On Saturday Blackheath- p... coffee-house. A Frenchman several timei! . • , . past the table where they were sitting, and at • much gaiety and good humour. Hatute re ene of the Prussian• a le* with hits eihn, , , .siriptions,. for the sale of band aand ; _likuo n, erected in every situstieu ealculattd,„tre' .me time that he trod on his foot. The Prus- populace (who *ere . extremely nunreroes) Immediately. rese up and said —" Monsieur, un malltonnete to this the Frenchman re take of those liquors end. prateieicues.--Denae ; Sl'etret a' ea quelque Chose a medire, it faut sic payed , colours were to - ar av a i tt a r t o •"' l * 4 ll °.- , -1"1 ) tl, at- "I°l " - (The brat and„second floors you know t h e ~ . weat "`, 444l4led '''''t " ...._ . led - by the Montensier toffee-hisavel - They ' 4. "" 411 .'"'"Yt " ° '" ver r h . tho ug ht trla l-4116 cil a h a irelan* creasing to an isaft, -- w sc , la would, if permillest,takona fly came down into the Petals Royal, when tioue on Sunday (yestert ay), reqtriek_the•aagieteribt_ ~ Wan ()Meer was immedirtely surrounded by a interference; they accordingly congregated, owl disc of Frenchmen, who beat hi:n in a most cruel cussed the matter as far as regarded the gaudy; of - His cries at length brought several Of his )(Beers to his aisistant•e, sod they arrived • the proceeding. __ . • . -. %Vthson intemild not to . *elk daring opportunely to prevent their comrade. from Although the tau . hours of Divine gee dib ._whkb 'Would here ... essittated by a Frenchman who bad just .consttleratily increased toe illt•Wittg ...,.. th etlittidaee tiletto from his cane for that purpose. The taking, the result of the MagisitilhelPleftlaeritivens drew their sabres, and a general Kittle took • was communicated to -him in the - folloattri official many were wounded nu bath sides. Disler -document • uidity were however soon restored by the ' tai l ._, „. , 4. A t „ _ erne .. w e n n : lr o f nit isa s ary•s Juttice r che.i.cate! :he National Guard." artine in oil.t for 'he pis i ion .4 Rio. Riese' ink, Little ;.01 `Tcrlett's NlEAT.—Craillunok market, Kent, An Leh"`"., hi the coosov ..f Ko•nt. held ,at IM.- fitten MWM lAA, p t, l .v o . 1. i h i t; , tt t o h :., o t n i ; , ti t, r i. l . .-tt t h h ti r a L to m f , tp , : t ; h l.:7r ; r 15 1 1 1 5 , , v tr • ioaci, m i e h s e exhibited . a novel and idolising spectacle. imbeits wire. filled with the fittest mutton, siter. John Mason. the Rev. IN. Burney, join , a ittre W.lliatArta, is very eagerly purchased at 6tl. per pound. t h".l4v -p itr, i da" ' 'l;:::t .l.' i vi t Is H i n ti l e Ed ' " ie m o r a d / in ti;e Y ar ". ' Veil 'kat :lose, of the market,. the llaitMone butcher George Wiloo , , who is now walking for sw..serii upwl Stet. reused a reduction in the rice of 211. in the • b A.A. car lea beano.% ed to/mow* ow mratrate on AIM part ,of we sabhathaday —By O rder of the henrie as drawn through the town by the populace, ' JOHN BICKN FAA.. Clerk." his cart, which was highly decornted with I In consequence of this mandatory ceder, it Ws, )ak-boughs, &c. and brilliantly illuminated, ' considered most prudent to remove him from that !ceded by music and a concourse of people, ground. The booths were consequently struck; the chagrin of the butchers, who had so Oft- and yesterday morning, at seven o'clock, after sleep. .up the price, hut highly to the satisfaction hug six hours, Wilson continued his task at the sic .. of honest John Bull. ' m ile stone on the Dover road ; he walked' to the 'EA . "' played King Richard at Tamworth, on seventh, and returned; and at eleven o'clock Mr. iy last, to a crowded and fashionable Ili Dyer took him to his own house, at - which time tn . .. Mr. Caisp offered Mr. KEAN a liberal snm had performed 14 miles. After sleeping and takihg'• • '..- Thursday, itt Liteliftelil which indisposi- some light refreshment, he proceeded on his teak At tented Mr. K. from accepting. lie also made one o'clock, and appeared haul! health and vigour, on the Liverpool stage on Friday etc hing , although betting - is cOn.idelahly against him. Them. 'd the Third, at which Theatre he is to per. sands continue doikinz to the spot., a fortnight, having obtained permission for ! At five o'clock the road from Blackheath to an • , trpose of . the Drury-lane Board of Manage. i ve mile stone-wes a complete chain of carriag .i. . 0 - s :equestrians, and pedestrians of ail descriptions...--. ;eau, who was recently assassinated upon S o great was the throng, that it was impossible 'to testis, at Paris, was a native of Bruit; in the get aihnission to the hero who caused t. Ikeubte if Limerick, This gentleman, whose man- existed as.to his performance- no arrest Wet, bow. most amiable, whose principles were un- ever, made, and he finished his fifty miles at tequir. t ionable, and whose connexions w eer highly re. ter past eleven o'clock.—Betling is reduced'. held for some time an office in the Cons- The pedestrian will proceed this day open the That office he resigned, and became a original spot of ground. le contractor, in which capacity he supplied , He wore yesterday morning 0 nankeen jacket Furl •h army for several years on the Peninsule, a black chip het. The shoes have very thick anala, tniforntly maintained the fairest character.:which give to his feet a heavy and clumsy appear. isce. He was yesterday. quite gay, and in Idea towever, his misfortune to form a particular t a ion . with n French female, which connection spirits. He conversed with Mr. Dter, and - others, A saw the propriety of ehandotting• Bet the "on his way, priacipally upon the subject of his i da f ema l e vowed vengeance, and very few match, observing frequently " Ph do it s l'il dm it." had elapsed after the separation, st hen Mr. As persons of note come in his course, he am yl thr,., ~,1 assassinated within a short distance of his the respect of rutting his hand to his hat, thus shots. ' ~ ing that his mind is not entirely engrossed by his : ' a • 'days since an Inquisition was held at Pres- busieess. e Brighton, on the body of a painter (name e r t k), seli, on Saturday last, was found dend Saturday so Inquest W•da hell on the body of W. in that truckle, which he h A entered the Craddock, a drayman, late in the employ of ,Messrs.. Wednesday. Nobody was with him, - nor'-garclay sod. Co. who, as he was e T :t a tLi t n: sc h ,o o re nt r e b . least account of him he procured. The Friday night with his dray trots Streethem, ridi ng' , appeared to be elkut 6U years of age.--e upon the shaft, felt, and the wheel .—Died by the Visitation of God. head he was killed upon the spot. This onfortanata .• 4v heard a great deal about the cheapness man -was fined at Union Hall, about ten days since, accommodation at Paris, but we hare now be- for riding on his dray, and the Magistrate thaw ist. • 1 - hill, dated within this month, its which 15 deavoared to impress upon his mind how daisgeroua 'ls. 6d.) are charged for one night's lodging a practice it was. The catitiott, baavever, availed of M. At.t. kin, Kue Notre Dame (la Vic- him nothing; he has left a wife a nd smi tesS in it y . Th:: Jury feuud a verdict of .sfccielmetalJiasal. ~• . •. - ..... ..# .IS-_........ _..d ~.:.e._:_ ".- 4 frit‘t ; aira the rarer b.. of . ~~ r,', ,~. J °ME STATINDIA . .7 wAssaza --------_,.-.....-_---.....—..,..------J------.,-----.-,------_____ . _ ..;_.___,,,__,.._„,_ .. The frontier between Belgium and the Prussian 7'o THE EDITOR or Teti STATESMAN. to provinces is not yet settled, and this occasions daily -wellm-. , - , 7 disputes in the frontier to w n s . The ! mints concerti. Sae ,-I tied a mistake in your Pape; of the 22d -.l l killti •! . ' ins which no decision has been made are occupied Au g ust, which I re q uest y ou to rectify. • It is coae.t Killer ''llsts to by the Belgians. Prussian gees try mss have driven (shied in the following passage of a letter !er of ; Mr. - La* •11stcl u 4 them from Moresnel and Getntsich, and for the pre- CAPEr. LOYFT, who, speaking of NAPOLEON*, say . lit!• Defeill , sen t taken post there. .A Prussian tax-gatherer was ""'" Of a simile, character is his conduct to Cesare ialk, ?from ✓ going yesterday, with the help of gees cremes, to TA, who remained in Paris in honour, and in the ailuall- take away the pu bl i c mone y front a frontier place, exercise of his noble art, after !wing nreuszn to ,-the Moshe r the possession of which is not fixed ; but a Belgian model a statue of Baeareteee. Ciilhva, lam per- Bell; for 1 • . a. __,r civil officer armed the iiihnbitalas with muskets end sunded, feels °there ise at the present motnent."--- Sattd;a.Arra ii.• Ichferks and a formal battle ensued. The pi 9 Pros- This • assertion is totally destitute of foundation ; lheltrifen • your valuable had independent ' Coiieipondent has ~• . IC i l i cteisi kr flans at last withdrew, without effecting their pur- se e These are the disagreeable consequences of . .. I been grossly imposed upon by this story. Cesioseetreriedt r. I"' • . t h e Provisional Government. has never refused to make a statue ofßoatetirelsid e llii' ll'irliili actually made one as large as life, which wasdepo4 pfd et, !f° le VIENNA SEPT. 2.-The stews of the surrender of . i. Il an ingueit has caused great joy here, as it is ennsi. I Sited in a corner of the Nitteee . Nartoleorls•als,the P; 11) , /6 "' ... 1. dried as almost the first brilliant achievement of our i l statue did not please the ElfeE s kett, tithe, Itbrisilb- 11°/ sit' i es arely is this new war with France, and Bsrbinegre ! standin gs caused him to be paid t 1 0(R) hence • F . t fro it by the Tieasery. It rearesents the - Empritell ro--- ~' fro' • had, as it were, turned the besiegers into ritliente. ! standing erect, Stith /.globe In hip tpft bend, polo' l ' . eltdafgliW W • Nuaisaiszeo, SEPT. 7.-Private accounts affirm, 1 tug to •the core; tier. a part of it es ith' .hls'right. C.t .. ,4 :4 Ptretet ' ili that the - XTIIM -- P oses , .particularly Austria and ! • ova stiseeetPti this mister-piece ist Rome,. by eIK• rill"' - 31 3 0.4 'grins cruiz te Prussia, have urged tery strongly the chiielaslon . i . a deiaitive Treaty with France, and that the fol. , "Mu Perm • -- Ist.-the,--Elgeutoa, conceivipg Rome to be: maculated than hovi-4--..inVv ir`tidi9o, ! isT lowing Is agreed upon, nansejy, that till anything is . . imagination of the at tit t with grand and noble Ideate ~,_, ~• • lineillarmt .) stsolideted and settled, for which a time of two years Is for the present ked, an Allied force `of The 'tattle was broeght to. Paris by Itiiisol'aisel . n ob. •.,IF•sYsisot Batton of the canals ,froan Lyons. the - Empeetay-. eiliet - Its le 350,000 men shall occupy for that time the 52 North- .' paiteris Departments of France, and that the other ' .ALExtNDER is said to hase.spproprieistait:ie hive- : ritim,,i to Sb Departments shall be occupied by the King's st self after the fi rst entrance of the Altire lido Paeie. -ii'll' Cc" shall ant' -Celeste's, after having . finished this greatwolt, -41 r, e" 1- ( 51 °) troops. In respect to the fortresses, they I, be garrlioned either by the Allies or by the King's ' resi.leti at the lintel of MAREicALent, the .Itallar, -.Prince Kr Minister at Paris, and executed several marble beets : ~ it troops, bet by a guard of their own, which the Ad i • v res• of NAPOLEnN, one of :chick 1 knee now in Treaty calls 44 Gerdes Urbaines." The combined tnY Ms" Plate to th 4 armies of reserve, which are to remain for two session, among other/ of the same subject by other meat cowl Cesove also executed gotilla of statues of Madanve thew for st Ey years steatite French frontiers, are fixed at the total artists, aseest et 100,000 men. Lertete, the Empress Mother, and Princess PAU- 4li Z• Thq EINE LluitoilESE, NAFOLEON's sister. For these facie i. --esse-- 1 • Baomme e t I- STATESNI AN OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK. I can pledg e mysel f, as I derive Oro "rem a learned I 1 1 • tweet ee. . - r- We understand that Mr. O'CONNELL and his friend of mine , " raw i n I t rm a _on, Selpill ll COURttr,-entt%/tierab Joan. and intimate areraintance of CilleVA., 2 '. • ' ' " uer of the '>, M eta l s, w h o a ccom p tin ied hi m f r om Ireland, break- .. s . I am, Sir, ; :., via nin ns. Th • ..' • oaaw, pure BF fasted at the British Coffee-Ice-se, in Cockspur-street, . Your most obedient OPITI4*. I la this morning, on their way to °stand, where they • A. tit'/EhNitet • ---1-1411.1 ' 32, Gower-street, Bedford - reeve, W expect to meet Mr. 'PEEL and hie 'friends, on Wed- ~ • Sept. le, 1•:15. . . ''''. .- lIKTRAC et' a ffa ir' n eoday . morning, to settle the of honour de- '• ---.,..._--..--.......,-e ' ! ‘ 4 Ii weer pending between them. • • - Ministers received dispatches on Saturday an..:leretleg of nouncilig the surrender of Gaithicepe, • M r. Ltuwisb and Sir Cheeses SAXTON, we are as which the following. Bulletin was issued :- . : ' Oa Monde informed, will proceed to Calais, where the meeting OFFICIAL It IiLLETIN. . . : the.Palais I to between. these gentlemen is also expected to take „ . e adaii4.lty Olice, alt. IS. itit,he • - eicsbited 6) reVectiog-ilat. 07 nest at Lieut. Weevil is arrived it Ma Office stiit)V,h - a bill es ea place on Wednesday next. Dispatches from Reer.Ailmirel Sir Crteeats.Dt/i-, off te e mw e • . nut, addresied 'to Mr. CttOKER, reporting the ca- 1, tulation on 10th of August, i mentioned Letters from Genoa, of the sth instant, confirm the Pi of the garrison of . w a lk e d pal 14. repett recently mentioned in the German Journals, of, Guadeloupe, .tohta MeJesty's forces, the principal' last:gam oi It • the eximeseice of a civil war in the island of Corsica . ' Article of -"ifil'Capitglation is, that the Gosonfnor, at th e e ve , Tee ',artisans of Bo NA p ART s hive serc t ededin roes- Admiral Count liarichs ; the second in command, airs. i e lag the opposition of s great hotly of the inhabitants General ROYER ; foul all the French trocips.oNSW • fttigt.Kve a to the GovirunenfiftrieTilfflffe - byrrepresaisetiog iilif shall he Sent to •Frenee as Prisonerc hf •Wer; 2 •46 ' piled; ,";;Sli • 10 theseettost the present dist rac ted•ef t ate of -his affairs.. bet ekt tins elispesal - ail - Vi - Grace the Dakewf -Wares des dr*: +l , a ff orded them a favourable oPPorterriSY of entirely . , LING-roe. This service was performed with very ' are occePii ?a , . shaking off the French yoke. The British Com. , inconsiderable loss on the Part of his Majesty's i mme di ate ! minders in the Mediterranean, it is said, however, , forces." : t h e P russ i c I. A greater resistance on the part of the gar . had received instructions to rapport the Royalist 1 number of et party; and at the date of the letters above alluded was, it is said,. expected, but probably the amount of .stienner. the British force employed rendered it lfopeless: .it ; 1p to, 700 British troops were actually embarked at brother all Genoa to proceed to Corsica. :is reported that some of the (loyalists had „pee* I i v ..... try oppo Lord CaamEasAutt is Cons id era bl y better. He is : leered , and were to have berm pet to death ori ; h e i r , g nem still, however, con fi ned to his rooms and is obliged to ' I.sth ult. in honour of RoNAPARTE'S birth-day, but ' drawn asb It walk with crutches. they were saved by the arrival, of our perdition. I Prussians t n Earl Caosasorrneery is to be created an English A feenak fencer is. it .. seems, about to be imported :pl ace, an d if Marquis, and FAB of Bocissavage, in the county of ; here from France. The Paris and London Chronicle i end tramp if Chester, being the name of one of the Noble Ea s t , . !Says, 44 The Amaton, Madame CHILLI, exhibited at iarival of tl is valuable domains, which it vested its this family by' the Theatre of Bevan, on the 7th instant, au maul 1 . Berens the marriage of Lady PENELOPE BARRY, only I d'arntes, between the plays. It appears that she is the 9th, e daughter of JAMES , fourth Earl of BARRYSIORE, by I going to London." - The sham? IDRUOY-I.4NE THE ‘TRE•-•---M Ili. CENTLIVRE'S much w hi c h was F.t.sz A arm, his second wife, only. daughter and aadmired Comedy of The Wonder was, on Saturday, heiress of RICHARD et%VAGE, Earl RIVERS, with At the cif Ildajor.Generel JAMES CnottdOWDELsY.-Lord 80. performed to a most numerous and brilliant a wsii. 'paha had d It itmasom, and Lard BEAUCti Axe, of Powyke, are to mice. It would-he absurd to enter into a criticism ( p on d) ,a, it he advanced to the-dhgniry o f g u t s o f the U n ited on a play so well known to every lover of the drama, I an ted l a I Kingdom, and useless to enquire into the circumstances to which laurels, 0, is it has owed a centory's success;-it is. suffit•ieet to an d p iece , It A very interesting cause Is, we understand, to be Court of gay, the, the celebrity which it hat hail the good for. brought under the consideration of the much to a el King's Bette, in the course of the nest Term, at the tone to gain, was on Saturday most ably sustained. d u l y k ept prosecution of the Crown against a person of rank, Mr. RAE gull Mrs. GLOVER, as the representatives and joy of for selling a public office. The prosecution is of Dun Felix awl Donna Violanle, acted with more Mr. K e st grounded, upon what if called Mr. Prucevel.'s Act ; than tie it accustomed spirit, and we have rarely w„,l„„a a , f and the only conviction which has yet taken place seen their talents more felicitously developed than sem bl y. , thoy won. throughout thew arduous characters. I upon that Act, is that of Cieneel MORPIIEW (..r to play on Meemis), of the corps of Royal Artificers, wen is Mr. Bee was - lion !trete, .1 dm. - Mr. BARLEY (from the Lyceum) mode his deboi a at present a prisoner in the King's Bench, under a et sentence of the Court. his first appearance MI these boards, iii Lines' , as Richert do. Ile has a good idea of the character, but tied e erie for a that purl)! The Muniteur, of Wednesday last contains the velocity of motion which we have heretofore been of foll ow i ng notice :-ii We are authorised to announce, compelled to notice, led him to overact it in some meat . in that the pretended letter addressed to Moses; Lett, the parts. In the scene where Violasile interrogates 1 Mr. sc e he King's brother, in the course of lest year, by the liiiii respecting the manner in which his master pawn es Duke of OTRANTO, and ;wooled in several Pkl IPP, 5, I s i s ti me , & e . his negligence with respect to her ques- the Bottles as petracted from the English Papers, was nerer re- • county of ions, and his attentions to Flora, were pictured 4- ceived by his Royal Ilitilwe's-" with great pleasantry and whim; and the accession tiers were Mr. Peet, and his friends have proceeded to Dun- E exceptiona o f self.importance which he displayed after being ; s el li, kirk, where they were wen on Thursday last. peoa t e, presented with the ring, furnished so perfect a speci, ' m i sse a e t. La IVe have much pleasure in stating, that fifteen sail men of the ludicrous, that no common iterves could mercantile es of the W u r r i ar ' s convoy pissed by Portsmouth on resist so powerful a provocative to laughter. The ;es Saturday evening, for the Riser. Among them are other characters were sustained with adequate the British ab day, h ee i eg ma the Sinclair and'John Kerry, two of thsetwetity-two i and the admirers of sterling Comedy departed highly It was, ho ships Spoken with after the gale of the 9th ult. ' gratified with the treat, affoided by it There now remains only twenty.eisyht ships out of : meets of the evening. the entertain. sonnet tun ' I 1 he soon sa tiner)-five, the amount of the w hole fleet, ants-! Corte rxcit %sec. SEPT' IR -wheid ( s• to 2t• dearer. -- - -1 ,1:.......tAti r counted for. ,No New 1141:e,.-o:ii, II • lililllll.—Nrw Beans in plea ) . at 26, '''''"“'''''''''' . and 23,.--In miter article. no %a, i if ion. Saturday morning, as Admiral Burtoore was going whea t (English) 44 66 I Mains Dm et dowm the N or th•st r e e t, a t G os p or t, in a chaise, one " (Foregga) .N7O Old ditto l3 st lodgings., 4 of the reins got under the horse's tai!, which set the 1n.,. 30 36 Tick do. 27 '29 New fr ii A rowel , animal off at full speed, and overturned the chaise, Newditto ....... Oat. 60 64 Fine ditto ' by which circomstatwe the gallant Admiral received N g l i t t . peas . -• ' 31 34 i Polanddo " 56 unknown) . a severe contusion, and was wounded in the heed New ditto .... - - ; Feed ditto •36 40 1 Fine Flour ..... Is ~ 's in a bliss i and face. Surgical aid was fortunately procured Dm" linden * th ey Pees ••• •. • • - 96 39 I tkennets ..... ' ' immediately, nod there are great hopes, as no frac- t lure of the skull has yet been discovered, that he sresturin.l) HARII3;T.-Seer. 18. deceased 1 Tnait.k (Sr offal, per woue or 11:,. will eventually recover from the effects of tile ac- Beer ... C. 01 to• So. 41.1 Head ~t came Mi. day I Verdict- s Cid Ont. At the same time, a man was riding a horse *woo . es. At. t." be 61. I Rout. 1 7 23 : . We ins Vrai ... 5 . 01 to 60. 01. I Showy ••• • • • Op the street, and the animal taking fright at the''' • ''' • - • ej,• ; " ) of accomn Pork, .. ... ss. 01. a• th (I'. • Came 1 rapid speed of the above horse and chaise, threw his Lamb . .h.. 0.1. to 6.. o'. ' Pie- Tiller, by which accident he d is l ocate d his thigh at HAY-MARKET. francs (12 Hay the hip joint •; it was, however, soon reduced, and he r.l.Ter Is Ina fair way of doing well. I Straw ii. 11'‘ W. to li . W. COCU Miro. . . • I 1, -- ' - -,,• - - ' ' ' ......1" - . . .... •44 71 : - .."' .. . 4"7-:. -4 ** - -... • . , . ....• ~ . I •-''..'.-N.'-'VllllPOrfitlliPllb v. i.....; ''`,~'. <. .