The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-11-11 00:00:00

• • • • reigas, rand sing att involution to the army. . ••'• j .IVIII4 • Fattos, as g peamut girl, had also an Agr i ; which displayed her powerful ruler to ow treat advantage. The beautiful dust ef - 0 well. was cxe.A.ted Maters DOWMIJSET and e 1 • of Mr. Count. They 'king in t!te d•crIRATRE. 14°,4 enchanting .style, and were ni:nu:iiisly evrerl. The roneltirii bet!11:: of the niece wa; bad ly managed, and was lout is •onfusiu.i, and the cur tain fell amidst a taimilt of hisses and applauses.— Puldic expectation had beam strongly evArtell„ and the Theatre overflowed, at as early hour, nith brilrip it audience, intlinling Thifreli of Montrms, enalte Castries ; !Jambi.- meters .- Headfurr, end Downs: Elath ; rltriS eftiliiitti sad CeWrort Coostesses Barryasors, Dorrasar Itackaigissumlarr, Oenaamil, rod Cowper ; Ilmcsmatess Velboone ImJme M • Taylor sod G. t:aveadisli ; site Hors Mr. lamb Po. ttquesr Ambassador, and a party otPortagume [SIM . % THEATRF.. A new Melo Dramatic Opera, in Three Acts, intitled 'f'he Exile, wa, perforrneil herd, by the Covcnt-Garden Company, lu.t night. The princinai. eturacteri were thus represented: Cant Mick . . Mr. fora Corot Cabo, The Gomm* Mr. NI Parse Mr. f AMC:II7T. 1' 11 ---40.---. DRURY-CANT» A pets Drama, in three arts, called The Siege of s i. Q a pidiet ; or. Sposisk ihroiset. was produced, h o t night, the avowed productirmi of 11r. T. [lnoue, who was also the co of the music. The fol lawiug i. a sketch of 16e : Tbe plot of this pees .6 Alsouilled arm the battle of it. 06 ,,fi st i ii lis?„ Ada the iteack in etteinetine to raise •hr rive allf itre talnftiolfered c Memel defeat by tbr,panidt pm ; Eaglisb bib*. eteemeneded by the Doke of Sway, (tent Tatsgt. sad dm Sala of Pludnotr, seed the aarte•der of the lass ill. titedellse met the ileamellote nesemmore. A loos pottiest Seesme to tin with thin reel event, to adapt it to the mogul embed. bum idowet amii,m, for the ry of Mao* bid nth & who wen - t betrayed immed.' natal of hie, lute the Undo ef Re .oreryi the reonsaswier of Air holm% doing the eksetseeet else awn ., (*c l am, attempted le the diodes of a soldier to pis s a: ii ittesee We Si. Quistie. De roars% who was as ow saecreatail levee cif the laity. phiees her ender the care of *mod. sod Ifiestile fabled. a pone septen, who bad yam any to illit ea li deetearthe war. Rea erupts the o gi, with • sentfAillendlMltles to amenteram the design. of lit BertemaArfi nee the hely, 4 whin purpose she n a mes • *seeder wiese emir his observation ; j p ma in Z. - ZeTifteite knew le tie Cassese Albino, ' teed o mega her he ear Sinai he her sem, which be, de. app to obtsito his maillantea by that Ittaileme„ emenelles ' with The Gewerneweeits, mei imbieses her of the /nib of I. banalb Which ha niallaut by emission the Ceeet is Mpg, se haw*/ the last Inns of alrection -, by so as. yarded expendoe, In the smoosse mi l t gyhd surprise, Wlildd On must stakes biom Mawr. e to his wife a:1 6, 1 1 M boy betrays hint; hats hooltdbabig , seised, and to the deepest dungeon is the fortress; time Granted also is 'obvert to be seamed by the Coteries, to try the egret of averay weaker coastaz47, which ma id the act !et the commeecesteet of the soceed set, the tagiesi de tach , scut le dheeftered, heeded by Si Leisure illikkinh ohs deiftees his passim Ow Rem dr Valmont wine he bed Una wine pennee 'Me *lefts et St. beseeei -Willi pain hiacerawn to r ive n's: w rits about her. The ma, the chimera! to the of tile Comte, the inedeet - Ss Cesni, with Bagagetl6 with IC in se hem 1 minim which is lot slows Wilhelm ; they thes sank a petinu es the nom Irwin hiss Mora to a dense awa y, The Cesialsee stet sou ass endectiel ikon s small staircase by 1141; ebb eftWeele the hey belied a On, and rca r whew knead sad the gem* Inn brorgh dee le .ftelb lit, Osiolee the tot *sow While be he itiele the feeliese lithe thesaise, ea meneevesble lon tot her Wog the mon et hile willefty, tie boy onions the erode; AIWA iv the edge, he takes • Debt ee remain the nftesees of the deedese. 'no Cagigas eat mie besides* die , am* snow di Co me ; WS retina ntirlde . HP. eilleri es ihr ion nereefiese. eiresoll,. *dear nisei, gen far minden to meta a Sinn V*olll sera sitiwte sad seed. Ss Gesamesee wider.. ' deeth 1 - dm melee 111.111ftsbatt writs 10 MY )weaned eft in her fabulist, whi,el note' hey le to sin late ler remers man T het Cent 111101 lenges, mod the it. wad eaters. Dertraed eediele Pen et trembly, lobo worts the deal" eel leildisetheibillftlei, tbacheyliftifty @bend the weft into hie esehet s Ift hen hlintineallod ; it Pt fomed, and it ellthltilltatillsoltstil• at NEMO le amen hbeself . ef eek client Wat Cho nettle with ids genie, fteoliftele ..h ike plesellialaly et /teas tims gum-b hasselliately neared by. the piny, lie leasteed Mid Ifty.seeent by the efteare. whin latifted.weteneld by the need of the hare_, feed Non ecodeeletbe Cann by Oft stenoes ; .wlain cosinella lir esseml Act. The thud Act matibils ter isteeter of she Isetreft ; meta. lib .. 11..... A envier: ar ill eerA lli tbeVr filittfit Pi* iftlib• rounds,tha boy. botosibbr 10444 the semi lad, 011. Wag the peen wet, and coars it .• hie /miser. •F he net then mom %hay forward, mad give the weed. The rustled weetinei the gate, the Crow with his ley y t wine se mann being wended, the needed leen the the lathe. ram palm The tiaserser emmisas. baser t . 2 1...6.6 „... the gratin of the dot p sun, teeepd 'at imp etSg wow, he modems Oh Cann teed it to hie oftdlellenet ' The scree is thus fteneferved bidet Spann twee. ltsseast *ekes ha appeerenft ead ju be gskr obily the pess.weede ft head • detachment is * , whin is juiced by Linn bilnew, tTpse the ewes ohnsiee mine to the ie. tenor of the tootle, Reamed awl Roos ire led eel tar etas. ties. The regatta is the GIiPOIWII that llineed war beeseeet of the &mai, sad he is pardoned. Bunch with re morse at the totarpomitkma of mat bodes deeply isessiskie attempts to stab the (MATO'', hut Wag .tJ , ialliallied net fur gamut. A sival being gine at the leaden* eeetiosi at the larkte gives tire of a dleseelfteen morisies to use. seer the garrison. An sttsch ia = li sepecen, the San& meet, which I. the disguised • Wan They Men the ether pare, aril Wag aemirroimillg eh thipersir IS Oast Rom, they tare tide inns epee lip i he, le main. • The reomaimaler of the detarhont iiir tiMealeyessince, the Vilna are dimmed, sod the tesnaleshilfte• ' In the choler! of Ns . 14111.4* aid. lireeese, the itith.Wappenri to have le Air de *trains Mail Mai sel( of,tlie populitrity of the Swainish • canes. The, alu.ious, however, wire, oot ey happ y, and Jul not i protlitceee the expected - ls were eompli• iv/entail to Voltam!, whereas, to gratify a truly .. .ost sod geniitons feeling, the author ought to have intribut every tiring to Spain. The Count Re- , ei *OW LM ,of . E'S r 0 ii, was is catubiootion of the learfaig feat red of Rolla ea) elfoisso, in Mr. Stir:- RW.le; celebrated Play of Pizarro. It afforded ains ) .!iititiationsahich were very interesting. Mrs. H. ilioilcist was a Cora, braving 'every dauber for her ltuebeild and child. She played the part with greet truth and feelio:. In the scene where she dis c ,•:: rs Count Egoroat in disguise, the house rang with apitlause. The youth who pertonateti her sou p :tvcd eery 'bet bat he was too much grown, aid this affected • the delusion of the scene.— Mr. Joao gra se. ,iri Sir Leicester Kildare, was not e t Icily is his proper line. He should have ap peamd I; he a brave officer in his military profession, :114 not sighing like a silty swain for a little village gir!. Ncthing is more ludicrous than n false es 1. restion of petticei—it never fe4s to excite lunghter. I 'pun this 1 • .iple tie must euildeinn Mr. Os ... see) Bertrowl. - 'fhe character would have been suoport. id snitch better by Mr. HOLLAND. Miss Klior was Ail illdriltddillg Rota, and player the Part with feeling end good sense.—Mr. Rae woew es the cruel Governor, was must sue eesSfolly terrific. ludead the performers in ge otrtl sure meets oppianded, and exerted them a Ives to the mtitncrit. Had the widow confined Iyinyell to an ofterpieee, the present materials ultfest halve. onswerisJ his purpose most successfully; Lut the coinfsinutiuo dues out posse-s strength. yid. dirty, aril ii:tt.'rest, equal to n prim:god pies*. As id secood Ter;u4l, it ..., all have left the author n otion to wive. fur. To the Managers, as well ay to the Performers. he is greatly indebted for the suc cess' olaeh it ilisl 01441,1. The scenery way beauti ful sod pictitre-itie in the extreme, sad the dresses stud decoratioic., various, appropriate, spientbd, and repeneive. lii the vocal department, Mr. MIA -1L431 caw; l'o - r act es a martial minstrel. or Dana.., The Paerieveh Riesaki . . • Mr. MURRAY. Versseeh Wolin 1! = me LEG? : v' Airtime Mn. H. JOHNSTON. $114.“14 . Mn. Gisses. lan Mn. !Arras. The follooi is a sketch of the Fable : Cosset Wrack, • ' nof distinction, after smelting post reipstatios is the Russian army, is neverthi Ov.s ha sidled et iliberit4 henteh the base influence of Prince Loren swat wwlhs Biserar Catharine. He is followed by iedeso, his wilh,aad las elaseater Alexia n- Ronsonof, the nephew of the Case*. se 114161b0w, fi cenroily visiting the wretched flamfb/ at thin teireet is the nrighbonrhood, a mistral at. Mammal hikes *am between hies and Alexis('; but his u sed* esslit 11. in NOW to prevent his future visits, and it bin to awry the alert of Prince Letrentions, ha sillbli beyond lie hinders, sad endeavours to force Anima isle a imeriage with Wellies. kressiefiesseass the rare of hires, goes to St. Peters bs and, la the disguise of as Indies, pie Ws the see. vie. am* Illehude • nephew of Penn ineitostaro, • pert, smistessassab, sod I. that cepsity sesseepsin bin t•Teitsidtes. to whit* Pars the lane is plug letds the hied of Cotheries, the I•••el_riese. whose eilleetinin be is rain atbstiet wilt by lonian is node end aiming, her boort bong deenly devoted to Cast Cliesse, by obese she Is beloved with opal ardour besets. astisosf the ruin preparing for Casa ',Wick, to mount hie beseveleat Amigo*, assumes a fereeiviss avert, ma 10 1.011•11 • altaiic bate to The Frile sad his homily, by wise% lamas he sempleteig blinds the aoeeriter, es to his is toutions, a...110na, with Wolsiss, (the enrogairsod rejected Miler of Marisa). is ontrwstest with the execotios of the Raprow's orders; in pirmisoce of which, Ulrich is &Erred frees his retina, and tespvisouni is Tobishbow, sod they are ('sat in of *swim. who has sat out, occompanied by Ti a NOW dasiestse, as the daperate aside...taking of I...sachets to ill Peterebergis. to selleit h : father's parlio. L. ti., iLidertsititig be nins pickle f oar des the vindictive damns of W.lsss. sad Alamo reaches the asighbourlsood of Monger ha salty. The rejoicings of the tants of that Oty softness& the gratefol tolinp of the soressius of iffeareetft te the Anne of Rani% sad of her approsebtag onointion Aliens benees thithei., rashes halo the pre sr..ce of her sew Sonoing , esti, isetwithessadnie the lads. *iv,: of the Petrie* (a war rendes id Pence lorest:ere), . _ iiia74:74iiiiiiii: ibii.pi a . is:passap I.' cura pie tee ; by 'bed' Mods et 44 owe iesl dbe all lb. leOicio,ta of isornow 1 sok is way is sim. mid femilv trots im molate dosinietioy to opmplad ft Nom the bupp.ord MAL , TM Giourow 11 lon* eadsioas lie mai miaodate from his' Coat Ihr die Illiosillitiilr Omit Milk, and hp it be bassaass erpokerd ooltbilia vllldov sad Away; id Priam Logyeatory rbieboisaaablgebiod t his saisa Ohio doughty with Cow caw, as . whose voyteetts• sat haolded, Ater Zifrom her wiles Imam ) by he isesar k ditypd Aram flig azt iff iresa idrmar elainos Atari= ler Ms Ws, aad The Thu Agee, the soapwort pdadooetion of Mr. Rae ! nacos, door credit to his popular muse. The lan guage is chroical, and the sentiments are chaste.— Che incidents grow naturally out of the subject, and are produced with a knowledge of stage effect that gives to the combination a powerful interest. In the usual manner of the author, there is a mix ture of light and shade, sod the grave and gay hap pily relieve each other. The merits of the com position might insure the piece complete success, bat it prefers further claims. The embellish ments could not be more consulted, had it re lied entirely upon the charms of spectacle.— The dreams end decorations were new, appropriate, and superb, and the scenery, when the disadvan tages under which the Managers labour are con sitTered. is is a style of perfection that surprises the spectator. The procession at the Coronation of the &Nous is sot iufenor to any exhibition of the kind in grandeur. Mr. Youno was the hero of the piece. Hs made his first appearance this sea son in Dania, and was received with three distinct round,. of applause. His flue voice was exerted with great advantage, and filled every part of this exten sive house..,Calmanded applause accompanied him through his whole performance. Mrs. HENRY JOHN Yfon, in elksime, had an opportunity to dis. I play her penes to advantage. The part was well adapted to her powers, and she filled it with effect. Mrs. Dicsorts, in Gehenna. was aprecored in two of her airs. Mr. Idet.ssed and Mr. Fawc•re re ceived similar testimonies of approbation. Few in stances have °marred in which • piece has gone off with more spirit and eekt: from the beginning to the end nothing was heard from the audience but bracer and peals of apples**, without a single mur mur. It had evidently excited a strong expectation, and now that it is known, it will prMlably be a long time before 714 s ffzik shall be banished from the bt.i4e. The house overflowed before the curtain ne.e, mai* curtain fell amidst universal plaudits. its 3eeeeipeeteet for repetitien, by Mr. You'd°, was wee dll4 with prolonged acclamations from every pen fr the Theatre. Her Royal Highnewi the Princess of WALES will give a grand dinner, on Sunday. atlllackbeath. A witty Alderman being asked what the Minis ters had for (honer, at Guil:hall, on Wednesday, answered, " They bad plenty of goose, hissing hot." 'LIP! Trell4ll ry Journals boast chat Mr. CANYINI: receivwl at Guildhall, on Wednesday, wish loud applanaes. The fact is, he very musingly con trived to enter the reoui in company with the Spa nish Deputies. Poster. —... solluveittlet. • Is einekeittoce of Dillithboot the Coneabh sod 11, Lasheriek, hiring received privet* intiomatiou *bottle rib ber" ovre wbv emceed Lie 4 Mortim's house in Pakilass," ' short thee Same, when they made n desperate flOilii&OCO Si he alaribursmiliattent Micas, they went. to • boos. ia the neiglibosselmidd of Cove:et-Gerdes, on Tuts* night, where there was funieell thieves assembled. 'fhe 011icese bring engagedla a good cause, entered the room where they Isere, iu tiot Incept hi:idles, matinee • the. called teethe man by the name of . Patey, hi" nick. nerife, be being a rhea end glazier. Some' tesistencrelno attempted tiaba.ol.llo by Ma twosome/00., Ind Dsoslilses sod Lintherkk very' allowed them ter time, seised Omit oasis by the era= throat, sod dragged 'hem Into . the street, , nliere they bid • party of Om parole* Manholes to assist thole. Weduesday evening be iiis brought before: Mr. lidirsigne fur examination, whew he mid Iris moue wale Wrigii: i.t was ascertained he had beat convicted by the . ,isiund'ar. Carel/. Foy, sad another of the Marhorough-steeet Officers, at: leaded, ad said they believed the Prisoner to be use of the ' men who beset Lady elortan's bona siii the 'evening it was entered by a gang of robbers, , bet coidd not be pesitii e ; they also said, thew .41vought, the, Prisoner as agered the description of the matt %rho had made forfOf ri. elkukois inquiries at Lady !Warted% in the day previous to the hoar bring entered at sight, so doubt fir the purpose of ascertaining who was in the Miser, and whose pereou could be identified by her Imisship's 'servant. Mr .O . beiag faisrood the Medoess was rods 'in., vesigetion by the Magistrates belonging to Marlhorowiti street Office, ordered the Prisoner to We takes befuee them. PICK,PO...!K EIS. • . ~ . The highly-praisewoethy mid spirited assuar 'With whirl/ Mr. Real, acted, Ia annul the esesessee dottlliviitt Per of pick-makes to be hmieght before Ma, and entering the Police Act he be pot is has aphid Ibess, shoot at woods awe, dared lbo gereigi p n i tre gith iittr e A bets ; whether those VIP Wife not ' to do good, as It is tensed, we hest set aseesadend ; the determined conduct of Mr. Read had the affect of ridding the public albs must most desperate aw l' pel leader, P VI aS l .isees, Who hoe shoe turned' erisrptili MMill of Mee finement of those who were ainunitterletteshe Police i det to the Hone .1 Contetisa, se raga ad vagebon , le,bas expired, end they are spin kiss sad' U.S peak. he'T Magistrates being aware of this, suspected dsmeedathes • woad be committed Epos the naultitesles eastettiled to view the procession et the Lord Mayor, on Whineeday.—To pard agape which MI the Mika, wets 'tattooed to pratect leis Lordship and all those in the ' • at their landing from his Lordshio's barge at P 'yard, tlovells West., min ter Hall, and the darn:at Cesslbsdlog.CSlMkattte these' back on board the !Jorge. t A autocross party of the patriale,'Rill; Vivi Icknowledge of the pick-potkets, were stationed owl' Wsolisieste:b2 sad the places adjacent. They observed .$ll MOO un'• bridge, in company together, whom they bat wor fore, and saw one of them jerk a handlutiebiefiegion if tares from a pocket. Tin that watched Allem Ossify, : as* saw them try several pockets, bat Wei feerntrtifel get escape, they laidlosia a tlbeiti. :la a short ohms atVer, set with their old goirateMnee,,ltett WAtnes allll/Cesk r hot not in compaay erith any alai gild cavelike* ' - two sok saw It3barbera ail Nigketegele, two ether s cheaters, It ad secured then , fte,tllo w 1. 1 1 1 / 1 1 smider wort we mandeation before Mr. Gagman. Th. Iwo new Muth rowed to be withers ha the its Megkomilt of riot Sands. The amass ohs ings,gwas AO,. _ow 4%ftioled Ott * doe handkerchief, e as, at first, that ha liasuid Moe the bridge I be afterwards said he bought It aststen;'lidhieger to on the hridsie, fur oat chilling. . . They were committed for further exasulastke. Cater beam, Makatea, sad Yerinneak, wore disellorged. It is nod" a be knotted • regogeng was so mei * bud, lo telos Mae fellows. , %.trie• SINGULAR RORRERT. -..it .. 1 Tosterday, et as *end', wee OW tam a dot Ash, , Saber inastiplien ef taw • . earns of nispolskild marl IN 5t.„ 911 . . _ , girl with rains bor.—Mbe P...... atestekS 1/4 the aPrintes time, with a sassier of reopeelehk9Avals, Mr. Gurney, trigagglA. r. Lovidanwir he Prase. Asi M lINWiII ieGa't"' - - - Mr. Guam widowed Mr. *.MM asslist able length, and said M. SY pay link dal* SO bo *add be die to convince tkelltlabtrate of abs topeabaity of the eltelege, Mag P. being a parses of woges*, God dot du trig am a wady pawn; gorMars lite_dolliffel. ha sheer' that she was at possail of die . - she bad lost. He this, by prokshis, ' • iLurtikt awed into a keg crossanoinathowf Shaft Presetroins. She *dam's*** lbst is hid a pair if stays lately ;_ OM aid was S Issistweblllo suntan tatrfor them, if she Mt boa wolf kr dans at dee purchase. sal sip t i upee he • be. case elle wanted walt ri t z Wawa sods insiog Mie lest Go ohs meet hes NW its posods, owe "bid gibe wee Isibb* fie, till aide tins Vie 414 e. his eashg Mao Tdoseb, ebb was a a ail isAIMS P.'selted bee to p est to pill use ram paper; tlelAtielleesed Iteeteg SeaSSIOROY• 1 • 1 " - kg that she ad so goes to wear, and so loam to pc ghost soy. A 4 1401* °Mother goaded" sterteplet to I' the Learned Quaking', and eimi lor stamen gala appeased to 'peke oat Sir. Gsarney's stammer' the gist opkibeil them tulenitilY 'r- , , . Ac lived with Ma P. scatty mg yesa l pec or three wo m bs; deringishielt Sae' sod her beard, sad the. wad 7. - .. _ _ Mies P.'s Derwin a snood. tioai r awLelogag.an •-- she had saved mosey ; het bar rep noire peincipally from whet she had given bee by billas avit geottesino who were backwards and forwards ether saietaires house, and named some of thaw, sod the puma they gave her. Ail this she kept a secret fraa be "distress, as she was very backward in paying her wages ; slie,.lmek a gonsiderable sus owing to her, and if tier mistress Mad tomtit she was pimeased of say massy, she woald sot have been the to get any ewe; this was the tame of her goalie WM skin; that her seisleale might saran she was deeressesi. She was silted if say person knew she was possessed of a sum of money ?To width she replied is she rrespliee; bet said, ilke Cook most lune knows she. woo .pueseesed of mosey, a she suistetimes hoe- , rowed a posed of her. She ikaied has* said. she did Sot believe her mil/arse bad taco her mmlolB°ll that some ate des is the bowie Ind ; bet acknowledged Navin said she , maid not MOM' her mistress had. Mr. Ryas here iiitergopted Mr. Gamey, sad observed, that he was a some clogrh apprised of all that this exemina tiim tended to, as the gil told him, what OF obelle was _first before him, that so peruse knew she On rieliftd o f 60 much money, and that she had sena 'Wed whet bad blieo . given her by ladies and gentlerneir e. lie dada therefore coo-, eider the business in exactly the , same state asist first, FM"' tided ..he girl gave him a estialetary acesimt, why Moe met,' sot appear on Monday, and assegdiegiy called amps her so to . do. The girl stated, that en goal Ilsolo the office, on Thom. say tacit, the tel iustaot, whew she test male the charge, to bee nostrees's boat, she was tented suit of doors, with no clothes except them she wore, mid no money, the siren war guineas stolen from her box basiCher all, sod it woe with much diffieulty she got a bah , .81 a feiond's home, in Lit tle Guildford-street. On Malay she was idursted Mrs. John's:to, the Matron of the Poesidlieg Hospital, hest been lemma( alter her, and had sowething to tell lier. o kith woad be a advantage to her. Accoishogly, of Sattiti!ey mourning, she west In the rosinthitig Homitit; KIWI' us de entered the yard, she saw Mrs!Jobesott end Mies P. walking seder the Kassa ; is cm:again* of seating her mistress, sbe drew back, and remaieed is the porter's Melee till her mistress had gone. She then weed to Mrs Jo:noon, who took her up tato her drawing-room. Mrs. J. began by nbs:ar leg that she had heard of the unfortunate besmear that had taken place between her and her address; the: it was a shocking thing fur them bath; and hoped she would not r.p pear ii....inst her mistrials ; as, if she was to lc tr ammo a, or an' thing of the kind, she was rune she wow.' never C.:- L ink, <di. The 7,iri replied, else did sot wa,it ti, h swe her reistrevii, she only o , .ttetad b,'r miter and a rkareetaw , al though flir tioolg',ll tin uatatm,a heal treateU tine vary ill he tuning her out of doors at a late boor. M's.. replies, she must be a good ge, and Gigue bee gaminess) that ibout two She abc had bees ti Oei aridAatry, 'Esaidlll4ll,4lAb if doe irWini est caw vrizllll.o.pillettd bee M Wag ameleetiti . senleu har i iNNI wasiL tiiitte bewld sot be &ow It Wide, .id. Wet girl diem 'COW sineee wi write Iles P. Ito ?las% ibir I. the • kr; she bad hat that Wi wouta not b swot. The the IMAM eve, or cue, obis took tier dot r went to ber r tbe weirs J. 1.1.1, is to lift i f•Riba tip os cork *Ales. chlaaasaa, la TI rlaltined all dq ; ilor staying ;hero ao long w, I . hold tof ber. ea...day eveiliag the Si , Kiss P.'s Attorney, to beledrilithe when he told her it was au* ■ awed her to anted at How-stmt. Ifttiteasa ettaaalamiall As. Prosecistsix ' respect' seta*. kora; from tlia made to sa.l accordingly sew Lavender for her. atateatest of the girl, _ _ • , - Amos miittio M the • called •l rp for whet 'led happened. Reweave NW lac tlese her etl ; eval anadiaring flat did ir lieb att Ple ka ."s" there wen I eved • Ile. Goeursv i « RNA% ..is the eppikatiee, mei she woe, musk! fa eeeh. Ireieteeday tbe row Lea* KM J melee Rowe, doe the Mel doe, el .1../.4* T o r aim* irith el Ailing, lead ball gerloae. deeed Chit ergot musey, mei ester GANA' tiphi the Primmer. jike P 'rearedid, and 'melee re to Woad the Were • urea We have front Kelso a dreadful fire in that On Tuesday eve a dreadfallse broke h 1.11; amiable Wafts. D. t d of one Wsalsr wimp Mk A. The-wind blew at the tin; se ohat every attempt to lames; oe stop. thr Int ihrellime4muse was. gam] SlrX 4tonnetable were biarnt to apahle to ' c rest, were .. ...—Tbia . fire Lest rem • .aefi were bS stackhof *ea sied were canentied • the pradeat O active exPrtipos. Of is , Al.geartent teener their' st.the temaiiitige. These. with *abeam 45H4e31h.stable, and a few impfetsents of Aatir3W age all tbet now remains. The • JUrniture nod farm stock are thinned in era Sou- 1 Fire-Office. The fire was aceidestal." Last week Cusatris DUXES. the seemed of Ms. Ttnes.r,a, of the powder-mil* Ch . • drowned in a large pond in that wei •• • 7 He had been attending his master an a • cut-Oen, who, having killed a pheasant, which into the pond, FILAWKII was sent in after it, getting beyond his depth, he perished far west proper assistance. • A fine child, about nine months old, was lad the door of Mr. F eases, in Obarlottseutneet, • it tween one and two o'clock, yesterday monelwrir: which was discovered by Mr. Fuenies. sleeping. t was carefully wrapped in blankets, with the sacking of a cot, as the outside covering. It is a female infant; and no trace has been made of the unna tural parent. A few evenings since, as DON•LDSO74, the con stable, who attends at the Opers-honse, was going round to different parts of the Theatre, tome:Math ^if there were any pick-pockets is the awnless at the house, or is any part of the interior, be observed in the pit, a fellow of the name of Malts*, who has lately reunited from transportation ; the Officer very properly turned him out, and, no doubt, by tb . :s am, prevented those who sat near him from having their pockets picked. The Police Act is defective, as applicable to this case t—lt does not make it an *offence for repated thieves to be head in a plate of public ainusemeut ; the only places mentions:4l in the Act see avenues leading to public places, and the Kiso's highway. On Wednesday . evening, as a gentleman's ear. Mtge was imagism through the wide pert of Holborn. . with the famity, coming from the country, to Lone ion, it rem beset by five or six fellows, and a very. larqe trunk. behind the carriage, cat from it ; winch however, proved so very larue sad weighty, that *E r could not make off with it. A gentle. Mee seeing at the time, observed their eon. duct, and called to south butchers* eosin bins in semitone the property and the villains ; one of then othervine his condnct, ono; oft to his Milo paiaions " a nose," and they made at leaving the trunk. It roma% be thy propevry of Mr. Lane ylN, of Maillienter-sunare. lioxisoo-eThe only match at present meek is between Crib, how the offensive champion, and Jets be/dser, f or Jou rch ; n e,..: s-side, to tuke !mace in Feuruary. Crib twat Bekher to months since ist an oroatippte, combat, end be is the favourite ; twenty guineas have been staked as a deposit.— diem, the .elf-fitias: pogitist, Las fel feited five goners deposit 16 ) ,Dbe , h Sum, rather fight. 9'-. II if