The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-07-11 00:00:00

I In a speech of extreme length, enlarged upon the In. vidious manner in which the power of restricting the Press had been exercised with respect to the daily Journals, and opposed the prolongation of the law upon the grounds that it was • violation of the Charter, and an inroad upon civil liberty. M. de Sanaa, Keeper of the Seals, defended the conduct of the Commission of Censorship, whose control. he con tended, had been impartially administered. The restraint imposed upon the promulgation of soar. chicsl principles was, in his opinion, the only sure check to the designs of faction ; and the circum stances of the times imperiously demanded the continuance of so wholesome • control. The Chamber afterwards became • scene of tu mult, in couseq;esice of some persooal invectives which were vehemently veined from the right and left sides. M. de LILO?. 111. DUPONT de l'Eure, and M. de GI RASOI X, opppos•d; and M. PASO Ut ta, Keeper of the Seale. and M. de Courraftext., de fended the restrictive system. M. DUPLICSSIS GILENNDAU next appeared at the tribune. and aissaminieed by analysing the policy pursued by iIoiATA RTE. But;' mid the Hon. Meesber... " the Usurper is dead."—(faerrapiion from the tentre.)—Turning to the left, " Now, if you like, ay out Loos live the Emperor P'—‘4 On this," says the Gazette de France, " the Members of both sides quitted their seats, the Ministers with drew, and the Deputy descended from the Tribune, testis% the remainder of his speech unuttered." It is observable that the intelligence of Boea- Tra7R's death did Dot seise the prices of the French Government Securities one per cent. The Five per Cents. which on Thursday closed at 83 f. 80 c. left off on Friday. after the account had arrived in Paris, at only 86 f. 30 c. Bank Stock, which is constantly varying, merely rose from 1,530 f. to ],535 r. A Ilarnburgh Mail has arrived, extracts from which are given in another part of our !Alper. They relate chiefly to Turkey. A letter from oar Correspondent at Dover, dated July 9th (Monday), says--" The Duke Da Gassinotur, Ambassador from Paris, with a nu merous retinue, is arrived this day from Celina.— The Duke of CAMBRIDGE and the Prince HATS VELDT are expected to-morrow from Calais. Fur some days the arrival both of English and Foreign %Ability have been very considerable. and marry ;love are on the road travelling for the Coronation." The Paris Papers state, that the Duke Da Gassa- YOST'S Deputation is very brilliant. It includes the Marquis Da Peatasoo, Pee► of France, and several other persuus of the first distinction. The Duke or CLAIMICZ visited the Ktua yes. Ynterday the Doke or YORK held a Levee, at at his office in the Hone Guards. The Duke of YOILK and a select party dined with the Marquise(' LoNDoNDIUY yesterday. Yesterday the Duehess of CLAItiNGS rode to Kensingion on a visit to the Duchess of Kelm Monday the Princess AUGUSTA dined with the Duke a id Duchess of GLoucarrea. Yiesterday the Princess AUGUSTA rode out in an wee carriage Prince LsoroLD, the Duchess of KM!, and the Princess FEODOR, returned to town on Monday night, from the Earl of Ems's, at Casharbury Park. Loot night the Undies, or KENT honoured the Italian Opera with her ',reviler. The 4th Ligbt Dragoons, the gth Lancers, and the 10th Hussars have remised orders to be in London by the 16th instant, in artier to •Wend the Coronation. So that including the Life Guard., the thiford Bluer, and the Scots Greys, we are to hive seven regiments of cavalry in town upon this occasion. The occasion of the approaching Coronation of Ilia MAJESTY will be °thrived in this city by ti e Corporation attending divine service at the Cathe dral in all their formalities; after which they will give a dinner at the King's Head Inn, to the Dean and Chapter, the Military Offices' on duty here, &c. Dtursers will also be provided f o r the poor of the different hospitals; and in the evening beer will be given to the populace in various quarters of the city. It appears to be the general wish that no illumination should take place, us, independent of the expense which such a demonstration of joy would confer on many poor families, the season of the year is ill suited for a purpose at all times trou blesome and dangerous.—(Glorcester Jourtod.) The East India Company's ship Kepi/se, out ward bound. was to sail from St. Helena, the 14th A ;oil last. The ship Hyperion arrived at Bombay the lst January last. Another great Capital sold by 9 isn ! ! !—Yealvt. tiny 19.515 was drawn a Prize of 16.0001. sole, %Inch was sold by RIM al his Offices, 4, Cornball, and 9, Charing-rms.-8m also sold some minor Capitals yesterday; sad la the late Drawing lie sold No. 14,041, a 21,0001. Prato, and several other Capitals The Neal priming , will be on TIVLsDAT NEIT. and nn the SATURDAY after the Lowry finishes.— I hr following Capitals and other Irises are still in the Wheel : i 2 1 ...... 15.000 Commis .. 1500. 2 2 2 - 1,100 Consuls t* 4 404 I . uusul• I IN . . 0 20 .. WI M. 1,00 _ _ - 41 50 1,015 1,100 All of *Melt must be drawn NEXT TUESDAY, sad tke NATVRIDAY after. AGm warrante.l unsleassn Tickets b ad Mimes are still on Sale at DISH'S Offices, 4, Corobill, and 9 1 Cbasiarcaose, and by bis Aleuts iu do Country. • . I L - 66 \ f rj ' . 4 4, - 1 "" low 1 1, / ge ern , 043) PASHIONABLI MOVENINTS. The Gumless of Penis hoe loft tows oa * visit to the Duke and Heehaw of Northumberland at their seat, Shea home, fora few des. The Rev. Heavy Seidgeama has kit town for Rareneete. Mr. and Mrs. Archdeacon, and family hove left their house in alaelsowtreet, Borkeley-septere, for their seat is Norfselk. The Duke of Devemehire is expected io town ea Soaday neat from his mot, Chatsworth, Derbyshire. Arr i v a l s at Wad's Hotel. 1411114 W Uroometor-street W. H. Harmer, Req. from his sem la Seeks; John Ark wright, Reg. from his seat, Hunptomewart, Herefordebire; T. Weer, Req. front • tour; sad James Fitageraid, Iraq front Paris. Goners! Sir Alessader Mackenzie, Bart. hoe arrived at the Clarendon Hotel, Boodeereet, from Paris. Arrivals at the Pulterey Hotel, Plaudit, t—His Reed. Jamey Lord Stewart, Lady Stewart, sad maim, yesterday erasing, from Sierra. to alined the Cameallas ; Mr. and Mrs. Parker sad the Misses Brookes from Paris; Mrs. Mae vicar from a tour; Mr. nod Lady Georgina Neville firm Earl Loan's seat near &Maas; sad Sim Tisdale from Brighton. Departures :—Mr. and Mrs. Rice sad family Ihr their seat, Dam's Coati, Ram Lord mid Lady Clive end family base left town fbr Cornwall. Lady Jones sad family have left tow. for their seat, Writing House, Heats. Mr. aid Mrs. Lowther Thonepsoa awl family arrived yes terday at Hodgson's Hotel, Drover-etreet, from Paris. Hon. Caplan, Moore left ditto for Ireland. Admiral Sir James Ssuatarea, Bart. is arrived in Lower Brook-street from a tour. Estrum Leigh, Esq. sod Miss Leio arvised yesterdey at Blake's Hotel, Jens's-street, from Beirtior. Julie Yolk, Eaq. left the Brunswick Hosea Hotel, Hassorer-square, yesterday, for kis seat is Yerlueirt. LADY WM. RowLfirs GRAND BALL. As Monday eveniag her Ladyship gave owe of the most splendid balls of the sessois, et her residewee is Lower Groaverier.mreet. The maguilloral suite of rooms *a the drawiag-room floor were filled up is the first style of de pute; the principal one was appropriated for daneiag, which was mom brilliantly Illawrinsted, and was decorated with numerous pots of the most odoriferous Rowers. The peed staircase war also decorated with Aruba sad dowers. The dining-roams below stairs were set apart for refresh. meals, which cosisisted of all the delicacies of the maws, with fruits sod wises of the meat choice deseriptioa. The ball cosneseaced about eleven o'clock. It was past five yes. terday storming before the company bad retired. There were upwards of 500 peewee of the brat distiaction aad fealties prreeas, autos* slims were— . _ Hid irispal.Miailliailka Duke of Gloucester, the Doke of Osaka. NM des Ledhisi *hey, the Duchesses of Itielmmood, Usk egramd, striLeislibet, Marquis Graham', the Mor tadellas* of Distroshass sod the Ladies Hill, the Dowager alhashlssess of Lamiludit end Miss Gifford, the Earl and Coualose of Abort* and the Ladies Gordo*, the Ladies Paget, the Earl and Countess of Campine, the Earl sad Coate.. of Clare, the Earl and Commis of Dammed; Earl of aanwillians, the Countess and the Ladies Bathurst, Lard Btratbareo, Lord A Foley, the Earl and Coyote's of Mental, Lord Polimerstoo, the Earl of Wertmuriaod sod Lady G. Fame, the Couuless of %Varwiek, the Earl and Comeau of Cloansel, Lard and Lady Dareawooo, Lord R. Hammers, Lord Valleiert, Lord mad Lady Mark Kerr, lord sad Lady OdeulaSon, Lord sod - Lady Barghersh, Lord Bel li*, Earl of Deubigh, Lord sad Lady J. Hay, Lord mud Lady H. FitzgeraW, Lady H. Railer, Lady E. and Miss Palk, Mr. sad Mrs. Hope, Ike Countess of Harrowby and Lady Mary Ryder, Earl of Belfast, Lord G. Somerset, Lord sad Lady F. Hemlock, Lord Brudeeell, Lord C. Fitzroy, Lord LorEbbortmcb, Lord Barford, lord Purchester, Mr. Hushes, Col. Uptoo, Mr. C. Greville, kts Ike. DOVER, JULY 9. .-.....- Arrivals at, and departures from, Payed York Hotel : His Highness Mare Paul Esterhazy and suite, J. G. Larabtun, Esq. M.P. Lady Louisa LAmliton, Lady Caroline Grey and suite, Davenport, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Vero, Sir it. Harvey and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wondrous, Mrs. Little, Ma►sh, Esq the Miss Morrison', Pritice de Lion, Como( de Kampaue and suite, —James. Esq. —.Tindall, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay and family, Lord James Murray and suite, the Earl of Harborough and suite, Lord Fitzgerald and suite, the Earl of Beverley ■ud suite, Edward H. Green, Esq. Harms Dr Cara, Mr. and Mrs. Horne sad family, Mr. and Mrs. Jeanings, J. Joddrell, E.g., Mr. and Mrs. Holland, Musa Harriet Gladwin, Miss Ellen Glad. win, Captain Fuller, Mr. and Mr.. Thomann, Mr. Clarke, Ms. Steinhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith, Mrs Swan, Mr. Dinald, F. Nokias, Esq., Dolan, Esq , Mr.and Mrs. Robinson and family, Hun. Anne Marie, Mr. Giles Pourillery, Madame Marie Caroline. Mr. and Mrs. Sykes, M.P., Richardson, Esq., E. Cayley, Esq.. Mr. and M►s. Angersieiu, Captain Finns, Bailley, Esq., Mr. and Mr*. Mende. Lady Shelley and anis►, Colonel Alcnck, General Ramsay, Charles Rolls, Esq. Lord and Lady Bel_ grave, Sir R. and Lady Inglis, Bart. Lady Liamore and family, the Him. Mr. Quin, Sir Charles Smith, the Count ■nd Cuuntess of Hyland and suite, Captain Fitzgerald, the Hon. Colonel Ponioniby, the Hon. Colonel Bligh and suite, Mr. and Mrs. Maitland, lord Mimicker and suite, she Rev. M►. Heurker, Mr. and Mrs. Iluvilet and family, the Earl of Eases and suite, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Julliffe, the Gumless D'Ameland, daughter, and suite, Lord Dudley Stewart, His Excellency Le Chevalier Luis D'Onis and Lady, King, Esq., E. Warremler, E'q., Dr. and Nlrs.Jrnuings, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cumeis, Madame Dr Soho, Mr. and Mrs. Tyler and family, Reverend Mr. Alortlock, Mts. Bell, Caps. Whiti le, the Master. onager, Fletcher, Copeland, Esq. West, En. -- Emline, Esq. Mi. and Mrs. 'finite, Mr. and Mrs. Culling, Dien. Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, -- Blake. ky, Esq. Lord Slaw sad suite, the Misses Elvin'', Thomas E sq . Mr. and Mrs. Really and family, Mrs. Cootes hlanningham. John Boileau, Esq. Captain M`Dowell, Cockburn, Esq. Mrs. rod Mrs. Walker, Lady Eleanor Walke►, --. Currie, Esq. Captain Bat aural, --- Wisksw, Esq. Captain Clarke, Caplain French, Moder, Esq. Mrs. Erskine, Col Mints. Mr. and Mrs. Conk se .' fa m ily , -- Turnbull, Mr. hl'Ernzie, Major Mashes,. awn, Mr. Lambert, -- Roberts, E.q. Mrs. Ruoke mid fa. H. Bowden, Eaq I.rrut.•Geacral Mitchell, Captain Peel, Charles Twyfurd, Esq. Mr. and Mrs Fuller and family, Sir. and Mrs. Ratcliffe, Mr. sisal Mrs. Wellrme►e, Mrs. and Miss Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Ferrett and family. The Countess of GutLYOND and suite arrived on Mondry at Dover from France. Sir JOHN HAMSOEN, Bart. will give •n elegant entertainment this day to a digiiiiguiihed party at his house in Piccadilly. Sir A. Hume. Bart. will entertain a large party of diststiguiblwil personages this day at bia house in Hill-rtrtet. Berkeley-square. Mrs. Murcautt.t. entertained r large party of trshiottablra yesterday evening at her house iu Charles-street, Berkelty-squore. The nest church fOr the prigs of St. Andrew, Ilolboru, will be situated between Brook's-market nut/ Grays rim ZING'S COURT. Yesterday, at half-p a st eleven o'clock. his MA-. Jiver held tt Privy Council at his Palace in Pall-malls which was attended The Lard Pei/Meat, the Lord Privy Seal, the Secretary of State for the Colnitial Deparinteot, Ike Master-General of the Ordnance, the Master of the Horse, the Marquis of Camden, Earl of Pavia, the Earl of Chichester, Earl Cath cart, the Bari of Shaftesbury, the Judge Advocate, and Sir Charles Long. Mr. Claavtu.sattended as Clerk of the Council. The Keno gave audiences to the Earl of HAIR ZOWEY. Sir C. Lona, and the JUDGE A DVOCATI. who laid before hie MAJESTY the proceedings of some Courts Martial. The Court bloke op about one o'clock. Some time afterwards hie MAJESTY gave an audience to Viscount SIDNOUTI4. THE QUEEN'S CLAIM. Their Lordship* met yesterday pursuant to the adjournment of Saturday, and at the usual hour. The confirm of hearers threatened to be ■s great as on any previous morning; but nn approaching the inner lobby they were informed that strangers would not be admitted. We learnt subsequently that the arguments being gone through. there was to other part of the case the conduct of which the public could be allowed to witness. A report must be made to his MAJESTY after the deliberations are altogether concluded before the result can be publicly known. CORONArioN. [intoW LAST NIGHT'S OAUTTSI •••-• Illltileall, AO 1, 1111. The King hush been pleased hi - appose of the orsoninalise of the Right Hoe. Keneeth-Aleitandrr SIAM Howard of Ellingliama, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, to discharge the duties of the office of Earl Marshal of Englasid at the approaching solemaity of his Majesty's Royal Coronation, iet consequence of the indisposition of the Right Memorable Lord Henry.. Thomas Howard.hfolyneux.iloward, Deputy Ea►l Marshal of &agreed. Heralds College, ✓nly 10, MI. Them are to give notice to the Lords Spiritist and Tem poral, that the attendsot to wait on each Lord during the banquet is Vl'estroimier-Hall, on the day of his Majesty's Complies, saint be habited in a starlet frock coat, with a garter blue silk sash mead the waist, white waistcoat, breeches, and silk stockings, with black shoes and scarlet rosettes. In eoesequence of the teen-admission of spectators into the Abbey, the completion of the decorations around the alter are premeedirog with great dispatch. The royal platform or stage on which hill Majesty will receive homage, after be has been croward, .a well as the sacrarium, has been cover ed with erimem cloth; it will hereafter receive a more emeeptmons mewing of cloth of gold. The Lade Committee of Council have required from the Earl Mandan' Deportment am estimate of the accomnowdev lion which the Abbey will afford fur operation, I. order to enable them to arrange the number of tickets to be loosed to Peers sod ethers *elided to this privilege. It is calculated that there are mats for 4,00 permit. The apholeterera have consimeneed the hangings of the imam ou the Eitog's /Moran Im Westnosaster Hall. They are of superfine scarlet cloth, trimmed with a deep yellow fringe, and look extremely rich. While the works connected with tbe ceremonial are thus advanced, the labours of those who are preparing seats fur the accommodation of the politic, are parmied with equal zeal. The whole of the houses frosting Westminster Hall, le Old Palace-yard, have been covered with galleries, some of which have been tastefully painted and hung with crim son cloth, presenting the appearance of boxes in a theatre. The same observation may be made with respect to St. Margaret's-street, • part of Bridge.street, the whole of Little Bridge-street, and part of Great George street. A publican at the corner of King-street, im order to afford convenient room, has actually taken down the whole front of his bowie, supported the floors with beams, mod convert ed the rooms into galleries. The top of the Champiol's sits- Irle has been converted into • hoe for spectators ; and in fact every place commanding • view of the platform exhibits erections of various sorts fur the same purpose. SPARRING. ••••••11111•.••• One of the best exhibitions of this kind, this season, took place yesterday at the Royal Tennis-court, in Great %Tin& mill-street, fur the benefit of Sampson, the Birmingham youth, who is matched to tight Gybleti next Tuesday, and it was well 'Mended. The sets-to were as follow Sheltou and Estes had a turn. which produced ranch ap. plause, and a finer display of mimic* has very rarely been witnessed. The left hand of each was parried with itatimish ing celerity, and very few hits could be placed. Cooper, the Gipsy, and Deaf Dario, made a buy boot of it, and Davis had mine the worst of the rallies. They chat. lesiged each other, but • wag called out, " Where i■ the money to come from ?" Two countrymen from Emu, one of whom was ours a. tidy repast fur Shelton, next mounted the stage, and afforded mock amusement. It wawa real mill, if an awkward owe. They bit each other to a stand-still, hat they felt the loss of wind more than the erects of blows, and they exhausted themselves rota scarcely able to dewed from the stage. Lilley here challenged Curtis, and the latter answered, that his 501. hat been ready this fortnight, but Lilley sever eonse•a-nlgh. It was made. Ben Buns and Carter made a very manly set-to, and with equal advantages. It was a display of inn usieuce, as both are left-headed hitters, but the petal)a were so trite that the blurs dial not tell at making play, bat each were hit i■ ral lying. It was ouch applauded. Curtis arid T. Cooper, the voting Gipsy, made a Bond memo, but Curtis had the best of it by placing his left banded blows upon the head and breaking away. Randall and Harry Holt neighed with another scieetific display. Randall had a little the best, and would have had more so with any other light man. The better end of the amateurs retired to mill away at the hollow at Nat. Greaves's, is Bow-street, where anothe► de posit was made for the fight between Riedel! and Martin on the 11th of September. In last night's Gazelle a reward of 5001. and a free pardon are offered to any accomplice who shall give such Mh.. tuatioit as will lead to the conviction of the perms or perms. who mortally wounded RICHARD WOOLDRIDGE, Quuter- Master of his Majesty's ship Serern, sear the lowa of Fulkato•r, iu the county of Kent; ■nd also severely wooed ed two seamen while in the discharge of their duly is pro tection of the revenue. The sinueglers oa the above ores pinto amounted to 200 armed men. The particulars of Ibis gleir have been already detailed in this Paper. Monday morning at day-break, the phis wall of a boom inhabited by some of the low Irish, is Little lkilais, Poplar, fell with a tremendous crash from the foundation into the street, carrying with it the first floor, and leaving the others, and the roof standiag. There were upwards ors hisadred persons in the house at the time, who had assem bled according to the custom of their eus•try, to wake • person who lay dead on the fluor that gave way; the corpse was mieolllieed, and was preeipitmed, together with the greater part of the persona who attended it, eonsisting of wen, women, and children, into the street; several of them met with severe Hurt's. .. ' ~~~ DRURY-LANK 171E47'itk. The performances for 110 eight at thill theatre having been announced in the hills as by special desire of her MAJESTY, Respell-street and the vi cinity erns thronged at an early hour with crowds of spectators, aeximis to obtain a sight of her MA JESTY as she passed to the house, and to cheer her with those hearty and welcome shouts and plaudit!' with which John Bull is in the habit of expreesiug his joy at the sight of Ms friends , and the interest he trade in the welfare of those he lover, sod who confide in his attachment. Her MAJESTY orrived at the theatre a few (ninnies before 'even, and no thing could exceed the enthusiasm kindled in the mmethbled multitude by the sight of her carriage in its approach. The moment it was seen cries of " The Queen! the 'Qom* !" flew along the whole line of approach, sad were instantly succeeded by cheers of applause,_ which construed for severed minutes after her .MAJESTY had alighted. On her atsival at the theatre, her MAJESTY was received with the customary betteurs by the Managers, Mewira..RussaLL and WINSTON. Mr. ELI.ISTON, as we are informed, being absent from town.— At seven o'clock her MAJESTY. attended by Lord and Lady Hoots, entered her box, the stage-box opposite the Ktao's, and advancing to the front with that grace and dignity of deportment In pecu liarly her own, bowed and waved her hand in re peated acknowledgment of the warmth of her re ception, the whole audience having risen at once on her entrance, and burst into loud rind enthusiastic shouts of applause, secompanied with clapping of anal saving of tests and handkerchiefs from all parts of the house. The curtain immediately drew up, and the performers in • body came for ward said sang " trod stave the King," the audience Making the usual changes in the words. The re• petition of the authem sea. called for, but the call woe not immediately complied with ; the audience, however, would not suffer the piece, Goy Mon. airing, to proceed until their wishes were gratified by its being sung again, and much pleasure and good humour was excited upon its being observed that the emendations, as smirked by the audience, were adopted by the performers, who were much applauded ots that account. The feelings of the company were on the al e rt through the whole of the piece, and every passage which could be construed Into an allusion to the circumstances or situation of her MAJESTY were received with marked applause. Goy Alannerisig, on bring in formed of the defenceless condition of Lucy Ber tram after the death of her failwr, says, " the daughter of my earliest and best friend shall never want a friers(' to soothe her sorrows, and shield her from injustrce and uppressioo ;" and, iu the ()biro sive interview of Glossin, the knavish attorney, with Lacy, who upbraids Wan with the ruin he had brought on her father and family, the scoundrel says, " it all proceeded from the law ;" and the young lady replies, " not from the law, but from those who would pervert it to their own base and selfish purposes." The peals of applause which hallooed these passages were particularly vehement, and lasted for several minutes. Betweem the secund and third act+ or the performance, the cheers and plaudits of the people occestioned her MAJESTY, who, from the commencement of the piece had been concealed by the curtains of the box from the view of the spectators, to present herself in trout, upon which the whole of the corn. patty rose to pay her the usual tribute of respect, wham a person in the dress circle hissed and called out " The King ! the King." This in decency was instantly resented by a, veral gentle men aruund him ; and after being well Weaken he narrowly escaped being turned out of the box. Tue COoteinpt which the conduct of the individual drew upon him was aggravated into dis gust by his avowing himself to be a clergymen. Wheu the curtain fell at the clooe of the third act, her MAJESTY again advanced to the front of her box, and saluting the audience, imme diately retired from the theatre. On her departure " God save the King," and " Kole Britannia," were both called far, and a contest ensued between the rival partisans of the two songs, which was heightened into uproar by a parcel of nosy youths iu the upper boxes. The call fur neither song hariog been complied with, the progress of the farce, The Spectre Bridegroom, was interrupted, and order was ouly restored by Mr. RUSSELL lead nog forward the corps of performers to sing " God sure the King," which done, good hulllOUr again pre vailed, and the remainder of the evening passed off without any furl her occurrence of a pen len lar nature. In Guy 4ilaiinering, Mr. MACKAY performed the part of Dunsinie Sompsosi for the first time, and fully sustained the promise of his preceding efforts. Mt. Hoax gave good effect to the songs in Henry Bertram, arid was encored in " Scots mica hoe."— Mae CUBITT . I Lacy Bertram was in interesting performance; and Mrs. EGERTON was as vigorous and impressive as usual in "leg liferriliel. The Spectre Bridegroom went off with incteueed eclat. The following Gentlemen were yesterday milled to the Drgrte of Barrister et Law by the Honoura ble Society of Charles Heaton, Eat, William Hughes, Esq., Edward Es q., John Hililyard, EN, liir.hard Godson, Esq., sod Junes Kennedy, E. ll.cucsvga INQUIRY.—TLe C•mosiiisioners up pointrd so investigate the Berton* charges brought agaiii-t Mr. BRIDLE, Governor of the gaol of B ellow., have teiminsted their arduous labours. Nut 4 ..ngle charge has been substantiated iiguisset the Guise riior.—f Gloucester Jorrail.) The Clerkeowell liessiosis will commence oh Monday, and the Old Bailey Sessionson Wednesday neat. A mast shocking occurrence took place last week is a hay Geld twinging to a Mr. Price, about two miles (russ Enfield. A somber of haymakers were about leavieg work in the erasing, when a dispute arose between two of them of the names of Richardson and Jubilees, about the spisatity of grass (use said that be bad mused more than the oilier). doLneun used the grossest luggage, and threatened to best Richardson who bore she character of as imuff e a s i va ma p, a n d Rieke:Loa called him a seuendrel. Jainism*, upon this, took up his scythe, and, with dreadful impreessiuss, est against the legs of Richardson with great force, is the pause way as he world est a 'moths of gran. TM eaturiaaate ma fell dorm, exclaiming, " Yon 'Una, you have murdered me !" Hs expired ia a few bears aftetwards. Mono. contrived to snake his escape, mid Ins got Uwe beer heard of. A Curower's laquest set us Saturday at the C.eek Tavern, near Enfield, who reformed a verdict of wa fge Murder, against Johnson; mad Use parish bare very pro perly uffeied a reward Ns his opyrcheuslon. INrsmicENCE. COURT OF KING'S- BENCH. irepnispirtriv, T44151110r, J 1,11.7 14. LORD BRUDILPRLL V. WEISTUR. This wag •tt action on the warranty of • a hors- • and was tried at the last Assizes for Leicester. Th, Jury found • verdict for the Platutiff. A ru!. Nisi was olitaiwed a short time ago, cribs* upn , i the Plaintiff tootle* caws. why • new trial ation , .l not be had, on the ground that one of the witnersel had misrepresented himself at the trial. The Judge's report was read on Saturday, awl the COVET now were of opinion, looking Ais that report, there was no ground fur disturbing the verdict. Rule discharged. ?MB RING to. JONES. Mr. CAMPBELL rose to .hew close Agitiott rule obtained by Mr. Cooper, calling on the Mar shal of the King's Bench Prison to answer lice matters of Colonel Bayley's affidavit, complain ing of certain annoyances to which he had been subjected from the persons frequenting the coffee-room of that prison. The Learned Counsel Paid he should be obliged to trouble the Court at some length. Mr. CooPEn suggested that the matter might stand over if the Court thought proper. Mr. CAMPBELL said, that the Ma►shal was ex tremely anxious to have the business investigated. as a charge hanging over him was very injurious to the good government of the prison. The COURT thought it advisable, considering the advanced period of the Te►m, that it should stand over till the first day of next Term, and ordered the rule to be enlarged accordingly. SUMMER ASSIZES. HOME CIRCUIT. Before .Ilr. Baron Woos and ale. Justice Boesooss. Hertfordshire—Thursday, August 2, et Hertford. iir.ar —Monday, August 6, at Chelmford. /Cent—Monday, Auteuil 13, at Maidstone. Saarez—Sainrday, *newts 16. at Lewes. Serrey—Thursday, August 23, at Croydon. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Bofors Lord CA of Justice DALLAS and Mr. Justice RICUARDSON. DuchinghanisAire—MoudAy, July 30, at Buckingham. Itedfurdshiro—Tbur.ilsy, August 2, at Redford. Theutingdonshire—Saturday, August 4, at Huatiogdol. CasekridgesAire—Moutluy, August I, at Cambridge. Suffolk—Thursday, August 9, at Buoy St. Edinsand'a. AoriWA—Mmulay, August 13, at the Caulk of Nuraich. City of Novick— Same day, at the Guildhall of the City of Nuruich. OXFORD CIRCUIT. Before the Right Box. Lord Chief Justice Assort end Berkshire—Wednesday, August I, at Abingdon. (4fordoldro—Saturday, August 4, at Oxford. Worreslershire—Wedatodoy, Aagest 8, at Wororatar. CU, of Worcester—. Same day. MOIICOIFIPTIkiT4P---Slllliilay, Align,. 11, at Gloucester. City of Glotieester—Same day. Monstoulhshire—Saturday, August 18, at Moarnoutb. lierefordrAire—Tuesdey, August 21, at Hertford. Slorgsshira—Torsday. August 28, at Si arews b ur y. SloffordrAiru—Saturday, September I, at Stafford. POLICE. nom. rutty. Yesterda y. Thom* Corky. • noted wane -dealer, was ear,. anaintd on a charge of &feuding Mr. John Pillory, of Graftun.street, Bond-street, of 54 guineas and two carriage horses, value 52 guineas, which he did is the following manlier consequence of as advertisement appearisg iss one of the daisy papers respecting two homes to be fold, Mr. Pinney went so the Pr isoner, who hadlairal stables in Chouies mews, Bedford•tiquare, asd finally agreed to give 54 guinea , ' and his own pair of carriage horses fur those advertised by the Prisouer. A short time after the purchase the horses were dis covered to be unsound, and Mr. Piniary immediately dis patched his servant wish the horses to the Primmer, for the purpose of returning them, and obtaining the mosey which had been given for them, but os the annual of the servant is Chenies-mews, he discovered that the Prisoner had de camped from.thence immediately after the purchase had been made. Mr t'inney obtained a warrant against the Prisoner, which was placed in the hands of Taunton, one of the Frio gips! officers, and be succeeded is tracing out sad appre bendisg him. He was then communed for waist of sureties, and the partite were bound over to prosecute the Primmer fur the (raid at the next Westminster Scutum. STREET ROBBERIES. Notwithstanding the many examples recently 'made fur daring street rubberics, another equally daring with titbite f.r which the culprits forfeited their lire., took place on Monday night in Lamb's Conduit-street, for which John Deck, Amu, Nimes, and Hugh Loasherf, were ya•streday brought to the other, and underwent an examination befure Sir Robert Bake,. Idr.lPliainas Barber, of No. 75, Lamb's Cundoit-street, a jeweller, Mated that on Holiday night, about nine o'clock, as he was passing along Lamb'. Cuudnit-street, accompanied be his wife, he received a violent push on his right arm which tumid him round, from a man who he believed to be t►e Prisoner Lambert, nod at the same time a violent aisaleti.was made at his watch-chain and seals, which for tnewitely broke asid saved his watch ; the rubber rats uff will. his semis and chain; he pursued him into a passage leading into Ormond-y.4d, whore he was agaia attacked and hustle) by at least three men, who were muceeding to ill-treat him, and, bad it not been fur the timely assisia •ce of s %mai pulice-ufliecis, he bad so daub[ but that he abuisid have becu murdered. John Wright, one of the patrol belonging to the oiler, who wagon duty-sear the spot, stated, 'list hearing the cis of - Stop thief!" ha raw rimed hue Oetneettl-yard, sihiir ... saw nut Prmutters, seek sod Gads*, 1 oaring, but toe at, i bum, they walked • regular pace. Ile took them tele cestoil:. Juke Glauvilk, who resides at Nu. 19, Lamb's Couduii. ~ 'reel, stated, that utig bbo ie s etusseq ,hood i:e w ilee e ou u d f e te o. l d at i e iii :t t r e er i t a n; la ; . as sever is a fortnight, he was IlleitinUrd to watch to rto Shea - wee the pothers, Os Monday evesisg, to the attack made opus Mr. Barbee, he tib iae,' pli the Poetas t ers wo lki eg in Latah's Cued w it street, wag an d following person s , sa d es b ear i ng the cry M. is p F f r he saw all the Prim:men rue into the plunge lasolkseisto Ornsoad-yard ; he perused them instantly, whoa a pre was shot egaiust hiss is the passage to pretest his pursuit; he cutittuued the pursuit, however, whet be 5114 tripped up by the prisoner Lambert; he recovered himself, Rot up and struck Lambert with a stick. The po.ier utb. errs then came up, and the Pritione.• weie effuses'. In cuss. serrate uf the robberies which have bete committed in sisal weighbottrhuord, Cox's party of patrol had iretreetioes to he opus the alert, and highly to their credit, they exerted them ochres any much Ila apprehend the Parisiolat Ile They were ewssautted for trial us this charv, and wise of other c i JOINS aillire4 silo commuted for trial, charged with met!. for father etenilialiell is rispeflatsuas re imr aia g r ee de b t i a f oweivr.ea acouie, thew „ ti t, the vale**, 41. 136, id. this p lu r g ope go rt id y luefa(4.tu.mmitit4.l°ltitibnduAkiultl ?tif -:'' ~'~EO -~~ i~~;,30~, . -°. e ~.1,