The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-10-20 00:00:00

TH EAT!? E. OPERA-HOME. SNARESPIIRRE'S allenirulele Comedy of The Ater (tuna of Venice was performed last night. Mr. Cuuss's delineetion of the rem•rseless Jew pos itron great excellence ; and his Shylock can only b e equalled by his Sir Perfinax Mac Sycophant. NORTON, for the first tune, sustained the part of Portia. In the early scenes she was too flip= pet, and in the trial scene she wanted dig -10; HO strength of vwee to give elk.t to the trilateral sentiments of the author. After the two Mrs. Stetsons mud Miss SMITH, it would be difficult to please a London audience in the pert' f p e nis. Miss NORTON disp'ayed such excellence i t Sophia. in Ho t.enorrs comedy of The Rood to Cain, that we must regret to see her nut of her Ilse. The other parts were tilled as last season, ' Ilr. Musiscn and Mr. EMMY were truly comic 1 :1 Gabbs and Launcelut, and recrived great The Forest of Hermairstodt folknoved, 19 which Mr. Lisruis displayed his natural humour sets the happiest effect. The Misses touch agility in the merry dance; and the whole went off with great spirit. The Theatre was quite fall of elegant company. Mts. GLOVIIt is engaged to perform with M•Caatov's Company, at Chester. He is a judi cious Al.iwigcr in ernfaging so excellent an actress. M'CaxAtiv has a Ms. (iARRICK in his company. The aosomptioo of a name identified with theatrical rerfeetwo, is somewhat hold, whatever may be her Toe Hon. Major Bymelt, M. P. is indisposed. st 7 Hote,king-street, St. James's. :11c. Firmivali left town, yeVerday, for Rama gate. The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD returned, 0.t...y ..1 iroou ‘Vortlinig. L t.iy PERTH will have a card party, this evening, at ;ire house iu New Norfolk-street. ileilioysi IN;hoes' the Prince of WALE. ar rived, yesterday, at Carleton [louse, from Ports mouu►. Mr. flootes new piece, in preparation at Dru ry-lade Theatre, was rehearsed yesterday. Mrs. il.iinoo,o), and Mrs. (NIGER, are the principal few )te pernasuers. 114dasne de Mogrol.rau's "Pliocene de Wel frebortel,°' and Nhulaine de Ciasaatsaes " Moro nit X(/inch," engross the attention of the fd- SllNNOlilir The characters in each are pour tra) c:1 with all the fire cad delicacy of which French •• ite:.s, and very few of them, alone are capable. T lion. MONTAGUE Alsenaw, AP. is arrived in t s from Ireland. i%te Earl and Countess of LANDANIf arrived in Line tea, last week, from whence they were to proceed to their seat at Thomastotvis. The correspondent of a Morning Paper, giving la amount of a late Ball at Brighton, says, •r the polite conduct of the I .lls,ter of the Ceremonies was the grateful theme of general animadversion." A letter from Margate, dated October to, says, " improvements of the Pier are at length de termined upon. The subscription books wereclosed su Thurslay last, when there appeared to have been collected no less a sum than twenty-six thotiwinil pounds. This sum is to he expended in securing the barrier and extending the pier two hundred feet beyond its present boundaries. " The sou of Mr. Cosa, our J'artiatuou, came of sue lately, and into the posseseion of 84,0001. ; the whale of the funded property of his grand-father. " Mr. flits:slaw, vie young uud gay fanner of Cleves, is about to lead to the Hvnieneal Altar the accomplished. Miss liaisrses, eldest daughter of 11r4. The Fermi.). Risees, county Cork. concluded n:i Saturday last, after a week of the best sport within the recollection of any person who at ended them. The race ground was et ere day' visited by a erow.lnf rank aud respectability. the running was excellent. The conduct of the Stewards, Banos Baxttkb and TnoMis Dsxauy. Emirs. gave the most uni t-coed aatisfection. Every person applauded their very Strict preprint' us the racing department, and their polite and frimielly attention at the Ordinaries and Ball. A general disposition was manifested to renew the engagement nest season under such ee eellent auperniteinlancr. On the 7th list. the Manhood Hunt started a hare, near liardhain Mill, husue%, which, tiller a coasiderable circuitous run, tuck the high road, and led her pursuers thrones the turnpike-gate in'o the city of Chichester, where she was nise by Ace or six men, who turned her, end fore sl the timid animal to leap ever a stone wall, whither the hamids and huntssuan followed, and drove her into au adfitent cellar, where poor puss was taken and put to death. WILLIAM PAGE. the helmsman. his hunted for 27 years, and never before expe rienced so good a chase. The whipper-in of the above hunt (a son of the huntsmen) is only nine years old, and has constantly followed the hounds tar 140 The above liqut, on the sate day, fiand another hare, which they ran fur au hour three quarters, and at the end of that tune 1 . 11 '.(1. in Mr. DRllll.llin's stable, at Donnineton. The Old St. 4,..Rortre's 1 oluuteer. (Lord Curs- Teertren's regiment) were insiw•ctr,l on Monday, is Ily , lt•-park, by M t ItT9,!. The was C ttttt inapded by Alainr 11AEra 3 cON• went throu4h their several field inainensres and 4 "PlwYntents with the steadtwees and precision for which that corps has been long di-tingnished. To wards the latter part of the inspection, the regi ment performed several suivettieuts as a light infuse try battalion. in double quick tin se, which were executed with great eutrectness a',,l celerity, 'end concluded with an excellent charge pith the bayo net. The liirpocf az Field tkllicer expressed Isis approbation and sati.factisisi in the strictness of di.eipline the tor t s. observed during the whole of the inspection. Yesterday. as a fanner was riding on horseback up the Flayinarket, with great speed. his horse clinic in entituct with the shalt of N cart. whir! , was forced into the iniiiners chest; he dropped down sad bleb! to death; die rider escaped unhurt. •at„ ; 7 rt - , rffE PRINCE OF W.•I LE S. The. last of the 10th Dragoons, if we. stated last • Monday. entharked the preceding day, under the eye of sheir , illustrious CoMwel. The Private-gave a Most swierti entertainment to his Officers: to which, in the ev•siing, the Doke of Clarence, Sir Roger Clubs, the, Lieutentiat-Govet‘ nor, the Adiiiiialb senior Captains of the Navy, the twoCoiniuistioners, the Generals, Command ing Officemuf Regiments, the Rev. Dr. Si:ott, and the Rev. Mr. Cuthbert, his Royal Highness's Chap.. lain (presently Mayor of Portsmouth), Earl of Cavan, Sir John Lade, and C3lonel Bloomfield, were invited. The dinner was given at the Crown Inn, and the style in which it was seriA.4l up, and the flavour the wines, did the hichem credit to 11r. tlerruim. The tine hands of the Royal Che shire and of the Worcrster Hihtia attended, and played alternately sonic of the finest 'firs. A band of glee singers likos s e attended, and sang in the iutervals of the instrumental lIIIE4C. Tuesday the trimps were reviewed by his Royal Highness the Duke oftlarenre, early in the morn ing, attended by Admiral Montagu and Colonel Woorntield; hr weut to Gosport under a Royal stliste, where he immediately inspected the 3d }loyal Lancashire, or Prince of %Vlilea's regiment ; the Oxford ',Militia, and the West Essex, who went through a variety of manoeuvres before him. If any regiment attracted more notice than another, it was the Lancashire, who made* very noble appearance: Ibis regiment umsters WOO of the finest and tallest men in the service. It is commanded by Colonel Braddyl. His Royal Highness end Admiral Mon tagu partook of un elegant collation from General Porter, M.P. who commands at Gosport ; he then visited Admiral °tasy' , it.;-ship, the Gladiator, and landed at Portstuouth.—His Royal Highness next proceeded to Southsea-Common, and re viewed— The Royal Artillery, The Hone Artiltery of the German Legion. The Nth Royal Veteran Battalion The Worcester Militia. The Durham Militia. The Fiftabire Militia. The :to, al Cheshire liming about to march, and tin• itocr.l Middlesex just marching is, did not join in t'ic r 'iew•. Ilia Royal Highness wee attended by Generale Lord Cavan, Whitham, Slade, and Porter, and had amain minute review, which lasted till four o'clock, when he joined the Primer. The troops acquitted theinielres admirably, nod re m eiveil ll,s Loyal Highness's thanks through Ge ueral Whitham. The German Horse Artillery were particularly admired ; they are uncommonly hue looking men, and are the picked into of the whole Ilanoverian army. Tuesday, General Whitham had again the ho nonr of entertaining the Prince, the Duke of Cla rence, the lion. Commiarioner Grey, Mr. Com missioner 'Palfrey ; Admirals Sir Roger Curtis, Montagu, Hamilton. Otway, and Tyler; Generals Lord Cavan, Porter, and Slade; Colonels Terrott and Barlow ; Lietstenant-Colonels Leigh and Qiiintin ; Majors Lord Charles Manners and Nes bitt; Captaias Lord Robert Moaners, Honour able-- Howard, and Newport; Cornet Fitzcla maces aud several other Officers of the Princes regiment. - Yesterday morning the Prince and the Duke of Clarence took their departure from Portsmouth, on which occasion, we understand, there was a su perb military spectacle; the whole of the works, out-works, &c. being 11)141111411 by the garrison, about ;ono men in number. pooTsMOUTII, OCT. 18. The Prince of Wales has been be since Fri day, superintending the embarkation of the !nth Light Dragoons, and as each division has arrived, hie Royal Highness has gone with then to the Dock-yard. They are now all on board, and it is said that his Royal Highness will leave us to-mor row.. In taking leave of the Officers, hisfloyal High ness actually bur.t into tears, and evpre,:sed in the stiongrq manner his regret at n t brill•, able to at l'llfll4l4lly them ; but he said. •• l give oiy sword to Itrisadier- General Slade, rria will be at year head, and trader false command I kaow you will like to as Much as Ido 'kat you slwitlJ." It appears that General Slade entered the Prince's regiment as a Cornet, and remained in it near seventeen years ; it is thereOire very natural they should like to go out under his command. ANUTMER LETTER, SAKE DATE. On Monday last, a most magnificent enters tainuseut was given at the Crown bin, l'ortsmoutli, by His Royal !lighues*, to the officers of His Royal Highness's reginieut, the lOth Light Dragoons, embarking for foreign service, and a large party of Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Army and Navy. About seven o'clock the company, upwards of too in number, sat down to dinner, which consisted of every delicacy the season could afford, and which was served up in a superior style of elegance. The wines were of the choicest vintages, and the dessert, which consisted of every kind of fruit of the season, together with the preserves and ornamental dishes, &r. 8:c. &c. was elegant, and far exceeded any thing that could be expected out .f the metropolis. About six o'clock the company he4an to assemble, and about seven his Royal Highness the Prince accompanied by his Royal Brother the Duke of Clarence, Major-Geaeril Whither, Lieutenant- Governor, Admiral 3lontagn, and Colonel Bloom field, entered the apartments where the company were nmenibled. The rooms were splendidly fur nished, and the tone-enwonble does infinite credit to Mr. Herman. the proprietor of the inn. Many loyal avid appropriate toasts were drunk. The 1103s1 Cheshire moil Oxford Militia bands attend ed, and play ed many loyal and appropriate airs. Ationt half past twelve o'clock, his Royal Highness the Prince nod the Duke of Clarence retired, when the whole company separated, highly satisfied with the entertainment they had received. • Among the company we ituticeti--- , Ms Royal Blebsers Ow Duke of Clarence; LorrlsC.ltveN C Manama, awl Robert Mamma Major-Geusral Who liars, Lieutenant Gus - crape 4dwarala Muntairu, ftway, and Tattoo • _ Sir rarer raithi ; 11311. C•00114111Uller Grey : lierwves Slade sad Punter Catottel Batley, Comaiao.:aat of Woes; Co/smell:F*l, Royal Artillery; Captains Iraisonad Titil.taa, Royal Nnry CaptaPis Colvil:e and l.a Roy; Hem. M. Taints Coknu I Baekwerth , Rilat Chea bite Majois Painter, Thariit.,n, and Rutherford; lie. apf; it i or ..3lr riithhert, the I:avw of Port h: t Cala Nicl.;ion, Aiil-tle•Catap le .%isj9r-General 11Inithata , Su John Slate, a.c. 54e. :KieLL,C , E,ver. NBWMMBSSTOSCAND OCTOBER MEETING, 18-99. eutturtaw, wee la. Fifty Pormds fdr 2-yr sold e 4113, carrying sit. 41b. sod fillies oat. AU. Too-yr old tourre t Mr. Panton . . , b. f. tblorb, by Waxy Sy J. Sficlley's etc c. Suck, by Waxy IA Stowell's b. e. by Golonsna, oat of a ,ter to Horns. Mr. IrelLureassip b c. by l'uckairma. Mr. Entdrn's b. f. Mks Seedling. 's b t y . Cnuary Bird, by IVlsiskey. D. of (:raftun's cb e e by Trilianatur out of Garland. W. 61 . 1.014,101'41),I Alexandria, by Alexauder, out of Jub Thornlnrry's dam.. Mr. Falktier's b. r. la Woodproksr. S , r S. Sitwelri b f.nierio, by ilrlpini. Afr.4;oislisson's to e. fiance. 6 tot ax.tiast Goboutsit--d to i against Trsimpator-7 to I al aisid Woodpecker. TWit Judge could 'dace but • IA daeksill"'s •sst. 71b. beat D. of Gratto:i's Vaulty, est. Two.yr oW ewers*, sots i to a um 1 / a ucuer. Swecpitakes of loogs. each. Tool' old Coone. Mr. Ladbrokes Chester, 05t..71b. LAIC. H. Careitiliall'a uteri, sit. Ab. Mr. Lleyd'oZeyityr, 7st. t rlb. 6 t 4oa C4rstei-4 to I egg Hymen 14 , 4* DeOPiter, set t ilb. beat Mr. Vansittart's Botleigit, 7st. Ab. M. itoop. b In .; tin Deceiver. Sweepstakes of i00v,4. u li, Aeruss the Flat. Mr. Lake's N)rophina, e,t 7th Gm Grosvenor's John.eGiunt, 7st. 61b Mr. Hosierth' , + Lsoretto ,•gst. 71 4 3 totb on Mr. Emden's Miss Seedling, sat. kat Mr. Goodiesou's Chance, let. 71b. Too.) r old Course, 445.-7 to 4 IPUMIII Seedling. Mr. Pane's ltarboriaa gat rex. 2sp: from IdFoley's C. by Dos Gistixote, wit of :441eiilis, d-yrs old, bat. 131 b. two yr old Course, :Ansa. Mr. WAlsou's Hymen, oat. jib apt Sir C Tarsier's Brim bit, sit. 21b. Ab M. toup h. ft. 'MI/ almost. FERNIOY RACES. The following is an accorate account of each day's vonain7, which gave universal satisfaction t every mum present, and was attended with wore rank and fashion dim any mat lag of the liud bcfore is Munster. MONDAY, OCT. 17. so guineas fur a and a years old. Mr. Crawl's Noblesse, 4 dears 014, by Disarmed 1 1 Mr. Edwards's chesaut mare. Miss 801444, by Swindler y Mr. l'oply's lean, a yrs. by Bangui 3 .1 Mr. iusibliosi's bay mare, Duchess, refused ruuniun dis. Miss Buses the favourite. TairSIDAY. 50 gaiters', Wt. fur age. Mr Etbrania's mare, Miss Bonn I I Mr. Crord'a Prioress Loyal, 4 ?ears old, by Diesoood s it )Zr. J. L. Seally's bay boyar, Thrasber, by Comma d4re, ti yrs übt 9 Mr. l'azgibbuses satire 4 0 Copt. Asti. Diary-maid 1 - I . t r to 4-311 w Bo•ro WEDNLIDAY se gaiseas for any borne, 9 stone. Mr..l. D, ScoH s bss horse, Thrasher Mr. 1-I.lwarth's brown horse, Wlchlevr, by Augustus, 4 II s. old Mr. Bleoeshsssetes horse, Venture 31r. horse, Drib to I against Thrasher. INIJILSO••. 6o guineas given by the Members of the Camay Cott Nast. Mr. J. D. Sinai's Lurie rritorose Mr. Croker's mare refused running .. bree to s in favour of the oast. rats e. Fifty piabaiii,Vrt. for age. Mr. Creed's Noblesse t i Mr Edwarea's horse, Wicklow s 4 Mr. FitrgibSou's mare . )fr. treully`s horse, Tbrasha I .re to 4—Noblesse sguinst the field. SATURTUT. Ladies' Puree. Mr. Creech bay mare, Pslreessisrsal I I )Ir. Fargibiren's ntare, Durbess, by Maximum 2 di/ Wed ractuz every slay —Mr. }tryst n's clKanat bane, Savage, ►est Mr. Barrett's Intros., fur zo.l guineas. BURY, .14 NE 19. Our Fair, during the past week. has been ho noured with more than the usual fashiouable as semblage of company ; comprising nearly all the most distinguished families iu ties and the neigh ' Louring counties.—The New Assembly Rooms, which have been greatly embellished since last year, particularly by a very large mirror placed at the top of the room, exhibited, on Friday evening, a spectacle scarcely to be surpassed, there being 387 persons present, among whom the female part. for youth, beauty. and elegance, might have vied with the tier-timed routs of the metropolis. The The atre, on the preZeding stud follow ing evening, was also scarcely less fashionably attended. particularly on the latter night. when the whole of the pit was laid ioto boxes, Nod the Comedy of " All is Me Wrung," with the Entertainment of " me Blirtd Boy;" recemsed Natlt the greatest applause.—The Ordinaries at the Angel Jun, where both sexes cheerfully join the festive board, (which was well se 'Neil with the choicest of viands and the best of wines), were also fully attended. The fullowilig we', among the number of Nobi lity nod Gentry pouted on Fridey evening, and there were doubtless many more, whose names we ore unacquainted with : The MMoinia and larehiciness Corns allis, Countess of Ns*bargh, Lord Mountiol, Lard Bruanluv , Lord and Lady Henn, with Latins Elisalwth and Isabella Fitzroy, Lord ainl Ladßoll.l anti family, f.adies Gags, Colinas, and Blake, Sirßobert and Lady Harland, Lady Rowley god W. Row ley, Esq. Sir Charles anal lady Banbury, N. L. Acton, Esq. and L 4.1, sill, hit NCM't i, Lads, said Mils Ryeruft. Admi ral and Mrs. Wilasto, Miss Piggott, Sir William and Lady M otalr too, and William liddletors, 'Egg. Hun. Joshua Van seek, Hon. enplane Cos, of the 16th Dragoons, Getteral (invent asd Lady, General Robinson and faasily, Colonel Lovelace and fatuity, Coluael Banbury, Colossal Colonel and Mrs. Murray, Colonel, Mrs. and Misses Cougar, T S (tomb, Esq. M.P and f.imily , J Paitcson, Fay. and Rey. H Pantsuits, Ladies, and families ; Mr. Deere, M.l'. and Lady, Jobs. Verner', Fag. High Sheriff, and 3. T. Molt, Esq. High sloriff for Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Rem champ, Janus Ctildhant, Laq. and famili, R. Howard, F.sq. Mr. aud IL,s (rimmins, Res-. Joke. Ciiptaia Cartwright, and sisters, Mr. and Ifs,. Thaipe, Mr. and Mrs. Jallusou (Barking,) Mr. and Mi.. to ult ,Garboldrulnini,) Maims, s b o yg, 'frays's., and two Misses Mussel!, T. Mills, Esq. sad &only, JOlll.lO Miu.ay, Esq. Mr. Gage Rooknood, the Res. Dr 1.4,15, am! Captain Wuthliatilira, Mr stul Mrs Rauty, Major Smelt, Captain Ogle. soul several other Of fie, of the ktittunt. with many of iseighboaring Clerr, ke etc. 1 he balls ou the Wednesday end NI outlay area lugs were also very respectaLly atteudcd. ireetertisy forenoon the shop window of Alen. NV•intont: and t• IN.. buoktellerF, at Cianng croiw. was attacked by • drunken +roman of the town, who aueveerled in heeak.n; tiN large ,ytt..rer of kiwis luefurt she Ws. grcurcd. ..• •,• r ota . I ttAlit.dt. • --. 10. • • ~,, n•T Noa .' t ~. . _.•,/ ' ••'...." Horse-Guards, - 1 eth Oct. tea. r .. aa lirnlic ' ore ßans of the '.:d Sonse.sea Regiusen: of it i. litia, bmiseurs tried hy a General Court !Hattori, at Win , . chests:v.:on Ocean/airing Charge, name, --o " For • hehariog la a scanduloue and infamous niatmer, such as is unbecoming the character of au Wheel. anti a gnu thtlolllo, in Davin sold t., one ittitard Davis, at lillasingien. iii the enmity of - SIIItrINIM, in or about the 1 ttli of January, tuoit, several 'ewes of cowl-M.llml :(iirits, eleeh taid casts Lad been betted by the said Ensign Heavy Bee ; and after wards at Cuektuere, on the maid iitb of Jueriary him taken into the custody of "Ibuoia i Alliseirtli, nal oilier afirentof the castings belonging to the pint of Newhaven, iu the county of Sivineice Units a Lich the Court mom to the fl4llll/10: tieri,4oll " The Court Letitia take. litre consuirrat.ou the evidasee brought forward to 1,1114119 MA .1i the Charge preferred apierst the Prisouer, Ensigis Hem ) Ball, of the .d &emeriti lthg.- meet of Militia, as also what he had offered iii ive der coca, leo( opinion, that he is Rot znity of the crime preferred against hint, and it does therefore hoeureiity urrit hint of the sane." llis lajcsty having been plaised to approve andcoafient the senteuce of the COW t, thetefore his iloyel Highness rho Commander-in. Chief directs, that the. foregoiag (,'Margo, hemline with the decision of the Camel, shall be in:cited iia the orderly Mule of every Corps. (Signed) HARRY CA IN FitT 4 Adjutant-Gems al at dais lariats. POLICE. ..' _......m... GIVILDISALL, 003..10. A middle aged woman of the town was charged by ammo( the hall) , of Due ell, with havingraideed Lim of three guineas and a half, and four shallot's and • uprose. He stetect,' that consine along Ladgate-ho; lest night, the Prisoner et the bar had picked him up ; t hat he treated bar to some ()risk, and that, in a lane off the street, thecuntsfirmi is cat &packet balm • sasuckfrocit be had oa, in wide& was hia -PucLei boot, containino the above sum • epos missing it, lie se cured her, and tweed die pockseimik on the ironed, list the nesse, was gone. • The Constable, who came to his suirtanee, stated, that be searched herein the spot, bat (mint uotbing on her, shoepil a pocketbook of her own coutaining uue shdlieg, and a coun terfeit serenadrilliegs piece. .. She was ordered to herd 'shone in Briclewell fur one mantis. - Put Gibbon, was charged by Juba White with taking from bins one guinea. The Prosecutor, who ass in a state of intoxieation at the time of his deposition stated, he went into a pantie-hosse, last night, where the irisouer aad others were drinking, tad that a quarrel ensuing, he offered is tight him for a guinea, which hr laid down as •stake, but which the Preemie had seized and pot in his packet. The Prisoner denied all teenier* of the pines, .alining that the Prosecutor woven drank, and wanted to fight with every perms in the Damns. A little girt. who was present, declared, that the prima was thrown down off the. table in the tonfusiuu ; that stir pinked it en, and was going to give it to the Prosecutor try diem lion cit the Prisoner, a hen another mut took it "tom ,- bee, nod, stooping down, slipped it into his shot. The Cs/astable also 'puke to the drunken and quenteleeme state of the Prosecutor. The Primmer was dischsrgeil. love-flenner. BANK NOTEii. • great number of shopkeepers in and about thili **Mir pole, have, for a comuderalele time psiat, here dettaelledoe gouda and marry by a numerous gang of miscreants, bath men and women, who have gene neat, utti :Ora notes of a Southampton aol Hampiddre Rank, and !raids stairfietr folk, swede payable iii tom', bet witieh hanks Veiled mouths ago ; their esietence, however, burin Mai, 1m 4 mimeo attached to them met being fictitiems, au resentryeim made use of, and the specious means 1160.41.4 the • parties potting thews off gearrally kept them el. as. of being guilty of a fraud ; and, Gum the very incautious manner is which the paths base liken asoli notes, these depredator; Lave hitherto ensaped punishment: het lie Tuesday' a women wall lottigiit to Ibis OWiceion a ()large of atterint amictal notes of the above description. , • A shopkeeper at Deptford appearril ambprodneed a fire 1 pound note of a Southampton said 11,onnsUire Flaok, which had been taken of the Prisoner in irlynient for a shawl of the value of fusr shillings, and airkk MAC ass mark pay able in tout, ; but ow presenting it at the place dimmed, Ike &Limier of Ito (frets was giver. Auot her shopkeeper at Dept f int proved, that the Prisoner tendered hint the same mote, a few 'Mind.: before, is for eunie gnats; hat he baring- been before cheated by a two pound lade of tha-rime Bank, told the Prisoner it was bad, and cautioued the Primmer against attempting to pass it. Mr. Res o, the Magistrate; was clearly of opinion, that form this eireusastance the Prisoners knowledge Of the .Me below bad, when she altered it, was evident ; and that there fore she had been guilty of a fraud. • The parties were accordingly Wend over to prosecute her at the next General Quarter Seusious far the County of best. &owl Hiariv, a Jew, was chergtd with plc la itrtan's in the one•abilling gantry at Drury-hos Theatre, 1011 onday night. • •• The Prisoner being detected in the fact, rap down. the stairs, endeavouring to escape, and put the money in a emus by the *indoor. • Them, a Constable, produced three guineas, two seven shilling pieces endwise siker, he fund by tilt elll4oll an the stairs, and which the Prose:Astor desenlied to Ice the num he lost, and Identified one of the *eves shilhis; pieces. The Primmer was ftillv committed fur trial. Yesterday. the prisoners standing folly com mitted in the several prison's in the .county of :Middlesex and tlve city of Loudon, on variants charges of felony, were -removed to Newgate, _to take their trials at the ensuing Seveious, which will commence, on. Wednesday next, at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey. . . In Lord EILSKINE'S 7arden at Ilatripsteitil, there are twenty-two !scotch fir-trees, the 11%trage height of each of which is 32 feet. They were about eight ytars ago carried by Lady Emmet., wrapped up as young plants, iu a newspaper, front Kew Oar&as to liampatead. Sunday sennight a circumrtanceof an unpleasant nature, and which might have tersoluattd most fa tally, took place in the Rev. Mr. llottes's chapel. to Limerick. The congregation, amounting to about two thousaud, had assembled to celebrate the second nuts, when en alarm was sp cad, that the gaLl i cry . was giving way, sad the house falba% us. The information was electric, and produe,al a scene of confusion and distress, which, as it can scarcely lie itnagined, cannot well be deseritied.— The first initialer, of course, was escape at the doors; but the exertions to effect this deli:sted Inc and litindreels precipitated themselves Corn the windows of the galleries, a height of twenty feet. while others anew themselves into the ai•-le below. The windows above and below, and the deers, were at length burst open, and the di.tracte I congregation rushed in wild dismay into the sti ect. bewildered and astounded. and mcapablc of an swering the inquiries of the thronging tnialtitude. who had docked to the spot from all pert: or the town. Of the immense concourse id pe. - son en gaged in their religious duties in the chapel, mot owe teas materially iqured, and in about fifteen minittes peace and eadyr were so far restored, that the COIN gregation returned into the chapel, and bent thse knee before their Merciful Prot....lie. in hunable gratitude and aditrat on.