The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-01-06 00:00:00

H 4 1414444 ONO& tmir mime" etarawfarow. • ,•• • 04 Thailliet . ..l l 4 .110111ffolli loteting of . t h e w i er i tt el s of this town ws held at the thergi fin, Dole:semet, for the purpose of considering odd arranging en invitation to his Grace the Duke of Wallington to hammer the town of Liverpool by accepting a poldic dieser. Jona Bot.roit, Esq. having been called to the Chair, be briefly mated the oMeet fur 'which the meeting had been convened. They wneld all, be Ikelieved. agree with ilia, that no individual is the kingdom was . well entitled to the attention of she couutry es the Duke of Wellington ; and the only tioiot which the meeting had to consider was, the hest way in which they tumid show the sense they entertained of the spleedid services which his Grace had rendered to England sad the world. The proposed invitation to his Grace was then put from the chair, end unanimously approved. Mr. Gietteirons. after Minimg that the visit of the illustrious Duke to Litroopool would confer • high tillniiietirm on the town, said. that whatever ntrastiterthe meeting might adopt for inviting hi* Grace. they ought to be carried late effect with the least parable delay. as be would not. it was p ro babl e ., remain long is this tort of the country. The first object of the meeting would be to appoint a deputation - to 'wait upon his GraCe,, sod invite him to honour the town by accepting • publi c dinner. If his Grigg accept the invitation, their next ohjyo, 'OM to comider where the entertainment, shopyl Jo* given. Mr. Gladstone thgq pointed out piece. "Wird fur t h par. pone ; last .apprieution simeld. he thought, its the first iiissance, , he meets to the Mayor. fir the use of the splendid gnit of rosins in the Town-hall, in wHich ouch liefialgtiqipotrit might he given to his PAW Pit 'IAA* hon our 10 Lipp rod the Mr. J. B. Hetiwings", sgreed in all that had been raid in praise of the splendid achievements of the puke s,f He was entitled to the highest respect which I,iverpool conld slew to biro. Every complimeat paid . Iv the Duke was a com pliment paid to the whole British army; and not rsidy to the whole British army, bat to the memory of the brave men who fell, fighting tinder his Grace for the liberties of EuroPe . ; but he (Mr. 11) die. opproved of tasking the Mayor for the we of the salt of 40011111 is the l'owe Han. lie sgegeated. that the Exchenge News-room was admirably adapted for the entertainment ; rind the consent 9f the proprietors turobt,„ he !hotted. be readily ols ,iiioed for the Isnot it an such an occasios. A conversation, in which Mr. Alderman Case, Mr. J. 4. Case, 11)c. Gladstone, Mr. Venable', and other Gent!egret prticipaterl, now took place. respecting the rend beat adapted for the eutertaie. nave. it was finally oletarmiesed to depute two Gentlemen to wait ()melte Committee of the Ea. change' News-room, who, it vest staled, were then 'tying, to keviest the use of the,jr room. The Chairman and John Gladstooe, Esq. M.P. were then selected to present the invitation agreed upon to his grree, bis friends, end suite. The Hew. J. Baoois wished it to be aussievelood, that the invitation did not proceed from any politi. eel party, but from the inhabitosits in general; and that it gas lo tended to do honOgi to the Mite of Wellington for his splendid pcbievemeots, as the heari,el the British witty. owl not is his capacity as . a Statesman. He regar d e d hi s G race as the eminent General of the age, and the greatest hero that ever sppeard iii the British enlists; bet he wished ibepublietit understand,` that the invitation to honour as bis presence was not, in the remotest' egree. connected with party politics. He should. llaele(tim miseist, that all the toasts to be given at the proposed eittertaiument should be Ledgery-toasts. It was then agreed le unanimously, that, se poli ties did not form any part of the objects of the meet. te4t Should be given by any of the coin pspbexcppt t . lsc ..4 atrangg . r.s rite4l.. without th e ap probation o f tne atewarus, o b taine d previous to the (ley of the )inner. Twenty-five Gentlemen were next nominated as Stewards and a Committee, for the management of the dinner, with power to add to their numbers the whole not exceeding fifty. The thanks of the meeting were then given to the Gentlemen who had convened the meeting, and to the Chairman for his conduct iu the Chair. TlieglistitiassionsdA.Gg.sistrroni, Esq. M.P. as soon as the meeting was broken up, set off for Cembernsere Abbey ; bnt when they arrived at Wiiriugton, they saw the Gentlemen who had Wit deputed to wait on die Duke. and invite hirp tti4i publiiinser in that town. These Gen iletneu .had . rktarned , Irian Cosiberntere Abbey nit Tuesday. evening. where they learned that his Gruce.wes to leave Cheshire on Thursday morn tog, beitig•engsged to dine the next day with the Earl of VViieritiirlirud, at his seat at Apthorp, near NVolnisfoid,..4l • IC:Orthatstistoushire,, and attend a special Cabinet Council. iu London. ou Monday. Under these circumstance., Mr. Balton and Mr. Gl:Alone *cotisideretl vyl,ss to attempt pro ceepog sift Niftier. and accipidisigly retorted to Liverlioirl . the same evi.ning. It sinee appears, lion) the London Papers, that the Duke had so ineet his Royal Highness the Duke of York at the Earl of Westmorlintre. • The 'deputation, on their return s commenicated to the Committee the 'information which.tbey had received at Warrington. when it was determined that a letter should be addressed by Mr. Bolton and Mr. Gladstone to his Grace, expressive of their re. gret that he had been compelled to leave Cheshire so selik'which deprived the Instil of the high honour of entertaining th e gttatest General of the age, and expressing a hope, that. if kit Grace should agsiii vtau this part of the country., lie would honour Li verpool with a visit.—(Liserpiroi Cowin.) After the battle of Colinden, a reward of thirty thostusad fiellPtitil WIN offered to any one Who should ditcuyer or dcliver up the young Pretender. lie had Ilieu takers Kluge Willi the o die., Iwo • cu6 n° oll , °Newts, who protected lints With fide lity, robbed for his support, and often went in dis prof to loverupvi Nay pioyisiiros for him. A teisSidersGle time aPerwurds one of these tnen, whir . had fraitied the tof thin e Ilious3wd rtup a imi -lorTii for a breach of fidelity, wits bonged for . 6 WitiOlcis ecru Ow virtue of ilprty shillings ! A akeoliii of tio; igib i goisee yesterday ie the Peiskey.• 4ra peogirs. of re. ceiving • Repent of the amilipinesir NNW filt the London Weekhoure. The Meeting listilllifiqulty atteoded, and the proceedings at the l o ft OW fork• house were unanimously approved. From a statement mode by the Chairmen of the House Committee (O. Campbell, lltoot,), it appeared that upwind, of 100 persons were she!. tered no Wednesday night ; and from the ;regula tions laid down (which art the result of repeated consultation, daring the whole of throusonser), the Committee are satisfied that none but the realty Amuck s s have been or are likely to be received use der their care. Dr. CONQUEST, who has again kindly roidented t• give his assistance, stated is the riseettng, that amongst the many distressed objects who on Wed. smoky night applied fur adosiosion. there wag our man in the last stage of human suffering. The ex. treme rigour of the weather to which this unfortu. nate being had been exposed, consbisied with the went-of food, had reduced him to that state of ex. houstion, that it was the decided opinion of Dr. C. when lie examined him. that he could not have sur. vived another night, had there been uo Refuge fur the Houseless." The Committee were occupied in their interest. ing duty from one o'clock until four. and amour' other important arrangements, it was resolved to open forthwith two other receptacles in other parts of the town, upon the *lime plan as that adopted at the London Workhouse. The Committee adhere to their resolution or confiniug their attention to the one object, .1 a / a iling nightly shelter and sustenance to those who nerd them, considering that any ilium beyond must have the unavoidable tendency to inundate the metropolis with vagrants, by attracting them from all purls of the kingdom, awl recollecting 'list many instances occurred last winter of perish officers in country places actually sending their own poor to London. to participate in the relief afforded by Ibis Institution. Several new subscriptions were announced, and the bvit pledge to the public as to their appropria tion, is the known activity and huusauity of those to whom their bounty is iutrusted. Sir John Lubbock presided. Mr. Alderman Bridges and Sir C. Hunter were also present, awl took an active part in she delibe. rations of the Committee ; and the zeal which ani mated the whole meeting was in the highest degree • A meeting of the Inhabitants of Cheltenham was held in sisal town on Tomboy late. the Hon. R. Moons in the Chair, when an Atldresa to hie MAJgSry was ununimously agreed to, professing their unshaken loyalty Nod attachment, bat con. thinning the proceedings of Ministers ngsinst the Quiets, awl praying their dismissal from office. Thank, were at the same time voted to the Duke of GLHUGRITIIR. Mismois of Luesnown. Earl GREY, soil levers! other Peers, who took ma active pest isgoiost theme proceeding* in the 114ortse of Lords. T. GRAY. Esq. the mover of the Ad. drossorommenced his speech with the following ix philistine) of the cause of the ',resent meeting:ie. d In Immanuel with every well-wisher to the peace anal pro.. Testily of the tows. ' I beg to express my r e g re t, Abet soy pelt. deal agitation should have been excited among as; Ism when an Address, fr osted at • ptivate meeting of a t e . iLlividnale aid not lu the usual coarse submitted to the last of public oriole* arid discussion, has been ushered into the world under the title of Cheltenham Loyal Address, and is slated to have bees mimed at a Meeting of the Inhabitants and Vint/Asia of the town seed neighbourhood of Cheltenham, held foe she porpoise of framing • Loyal Address to his Majesty Cue George IV.; whee that Address contains a direct attack upon the main-say of our liberty, the Public Press, together with • general charge of treaeonabla at. temps, in my humble apisiun, • public Declaration of the I•halsitamis of ebelienhaut, al • Meeting thus regularly con vened, was imperatively called fur." Mr. GRA y viiiichided a lung and excellent speech with moving she Addle's, which was ably supported by It W. IlAttats. and 'E. PueLn, Esqrs. The Address received 300 signatures in the course of three hours on Wednesday. At the beast of the little junta of birds of passage that framed the snug Loyal Address alluded to by Mr. Guam. were Lord Mount-EARL and Sir IL PYPI N. Kir. HIGH TRBASON.-011 Wednastlity John Pull., the man who, it will be recollected, was taken into custody some time ago, after a reward of 2001. fur his appreltiosion had been offered by the Home Secretary, upon s charge or high treeson, and con opiriug with Arthur Thiatlewood, and others, to s Mote his Majesty's Miiiisters at a Chi. et dinner, ors brought from Colilbath-fields !wham, by Adkins, the governor. before the Privy Comi cs', at Whitehall, and was examined by the Attu... neysGeeteral, and about nine of his Aliqesty's Privy Council, for upwards of au hour and a half. He declared that it never was Ins intention to jute in the horrid deed, and that he hail all along rodeo's-pored to istragistle Thistlewood and hie compaisions from the act which they meditated. Polin was called upon to enter into his own recrignizalices in the suns 5001. for seven years, for which period he was held to keep the !mice, and to he under the surveillinice of the police. He entered into the recognizaaces, and was discharged. Yesterday morning Mr. More, a geollroiao residing is Slaturd Pimlico, was found • state of insensiba. lily is Itschraier•row, Twin!' field.. He was carried to the wateit.lioute in • islierlimairi.w, where evil anemias wee paid to him till Le rearmed his SWIM'S. It appeared that he had beta 'raiding the evening wills souse friend', and sloes realities home, he was ciliate knocked down or fell down, by • hick his leg wale hroken. He was immediately ate to the Westminster Infirmary. The Hope, from Charleston for Liverpool, is on *bore on Drogheda Bar. The cargo as expected to be saved. 111 A NCH ESTIIR Y EOM A N Y. —We Jeremiad that the CO, of Preston have resolved to present their fellow trodesittiiii. 1.1'11.41AM PARR. the young man who was 1:0111/1Cltd al tilt lest Preston Setlllooll of au assault upon two members of she Manchester yeonisiire, with a silver eon. on his liberation front confinement. The cop will bold a quart of wine. and ninon helot:engraved in London. ft will bear an inscription, expressive of the full conviction of his fellow tradesmen. that he is cent of the offence fur which he lies been imprisoned. It will also express their respect for Isis character, and sympathy for his sufferings. It is intended to pre. sent the cup instantly on his arrival from Lancaster by coach.--(Chesia Paper.) - 1 . - - w OM► •41 rJi Et rib - *.1190/141M • alq a re*, ' r ,, ;trir%. •• al -1111:111.11 lONIC JOIN OW I aerwisN THR CNA ALL MUTH. .1 4 'l, • . .;. , •,, amilk..0e.11;10011 1.9 %I 45441r. 1 .e' .4:1166101,11. cit.bc " Ile t a as t, h• Jot.. glass with his friend, rad km a *MA &ma Obi l efil, brio* Flypast, assl se sidelrer or Neat.., wiSsoot terattoity, proposed the bank is vocation. Tills olliest. was itansediattly liken op with 'Janie Wittinth„ by an isbilmision fancier, who felt tar the priffle of rho Maropolitas Prise Wog. and offered to stake 10 1 w. If the Champion world atomism to fight Cur the own . nerionsocel. OriMs nopivervd, that he had said he would not Salt for law Chas OWL sail., Is assmstorote of his host. 1 were ; hot there had bras as Vouch p about is, that ha would fleet Neste far 400!.-(Lead eitstrs.)--114* jollowisig articles were insmallaid, draws up, asd signed by the rm. opettivr parties:— Castle Tapers, Holborn, J y Mr. 5... thtpart of Ttainsa• Cribb... down ten pousibt and Mr. J. R. se the part of Willis". Neste also patsies.. ten .smsads, N Said fur ilia wide, between Rath and Leos don; os Wednesday, the Sib of Slay, 1811. To he a fair sfisell. up light. Half.sisioete live. In •14 nett rum. The Awe treaty poiss• r ia ore pl ace d i n th e kat& of Sir. LleJcher. Tho whole ref th e stalkes my he deposited in the kande of Mr. Belcher, sod who is appointed I. ease the pleee of fighting. Theism. .r 1011. ride, ti be made good at the said Mr. Belcher's, Ms Cassia Tavern, Horton, an the 04th of Janes. ary,loll. As umpire to be chase. ho arch party; and Mr. 'whin* en name the referee. The whole of the emery to be made good, 1001. aside, on she ISM of April, ISt!, at Mr. Crildt's, the Ultima Antes, mews of Pamela Red Dorados atrertr, Haymarket, betimes She hoar. of 'eve* and tea sector* in the evening. In ease of either witty not ma th% the 1100 f. mood, the shove deposit of 201. to be forfeited. Witstased, P. B. Signed, J. S. Thomas Bitither. J. E. A *erns., it seam, has bets loose haver. Nano mod the Champions of F.oglasitl fur POW time past, which is sow to he decided by she list. Several wager, were ininsediately offered Ilrot the slakes ire not made good, Sure especially, as Neste is to be comisked alma the 'object. is so, how ever, well knows. that Neste, a short liege ago, edited to light CrAdt fur 2001. The Champion, it is mid, is mach too heavy at worst but the good 'Gets of training will pet llsai all tis rights. Neale is. • very powerfol yoeig 'lean. The sporting world arc all upon the alert, to see she otild one Otift sure take the Gehl. The Cluinspioses last memorable contest WWI MOtiletfli was on Srptember 28, 1811 ; nearly ten years bowleg !lapsed. without receiving a challenge, Cribb ought nut to fight—it is giving a .Asses sway ;su say the Anowing 011 N. We believe that Mr. Cribb cannot accept a challenge with. oat the comet of two very valuable friends and • • INQUESTS. DISTRESSING SUICTIV; Yesterday as lumen was held at the airs of the Dube of York, Jabal-meet, New.read, berate! Thomas fitirloag, Erg. Cairomer, se the body of laisebeth Thomas, ea Merestiog female, twenty pears of age, who poisoned herself ender the following moat diatemeisec eireasnstanees It appeared from the evidence that 8M demand was on a visit at her imether's resideom in the New-road for sem hone past, daring which Mehecatmeacqmainied with a yam, itemtheassin who was is the habit of payieg his addresses to the dromost, and a faint intimacy Misied Mimeo them ; Mat M comesperom of • frivolum diming, the young moo epserrolled with she deceased, and elninadely quitted her in a poet peonies, maim' that he server more mold muck! her. The deceased op to this time was observed to he veep ebeertal, het a sadden shame look place be her, mil Me Miami eery 10w4114 th e ieet"ailOr I 1 , ales litthallereek arms the theeshis of her mut Mktg noticed by the 'meg mem, with whom she had been some lime acquainted. iher par. chased some deadly poison, mad proceeding to her mother's plum, she took a large Jew, about as hoar after Hie 'Jimmie. The deceased's moiler Was Not et home-as she time, bet on r conies beam, she fatal medicine beam 011 *pers.., which the deceased fell. Her mother was sits*/ MI a chair, sad she dreamed west over "id embracing Irish, cried bitterly, sayiae, •• 051 am, deursoiltec„" bet all bee Osolbers's esirral ars were maid, to eatnalt from bee aid mese of her grief. The deceased became very ill, sad Ibi mother immediately stet fur surgical aid; when Meese% Parker sad lArontell arrived, and Metionwereil taros( anti. dotes, bet to me effect: the deceased kyid silken • sufficiency of the miens to have destroyed the lives of ten people. Doering the period of she Medical Geetlentea's atteudenee on shodeeemed, she divagated the circa instance of she iimerel Mimeo her and the young mail ' which led to lave elemeeleries of the dreadful act. She at leogth bream delirious, and me she lay on the bed she GI greatly repeated the words, "Oh Robert! dear Reheat !" she Christie', name of the resole ass who had forsaken her, and wish these empeemittes she died a few Mere afterwards is great agony. The evident, of the surgeons west to prove Shot the deemeed'a death was canard by hawks' lakes, a queetny of poises. TM Jury returned a verdict—. That the deemed died is csaaeinesee of taking • quantity of poison, being at the time it a state of temporary demagement.' AWFUL INSTANCE OF SUDDEN DEATH, Another Inquest was held at the Hoar sad Castle, Oxford. street, before the same Coroner, on the body of Sarah David son, aged 27, *errant in the house of Messrs. Sandell awl Cobham, brewers; of Oxfued.street. It appeared from the evidence soldered that the deceased was married last Sunday, to a young man; ou the Monday ; as she was silting by the kitchen fire, in cheerful conversa tion with the cook, the latter was much alarmed by the de. reused giving a groan and falling off tier chair; she thately went to her assistance, when she appeared to be quite dead. Dr. Hell, of Deaa•street, was prorured, who applied every remedy to nu effect. The deceased died immediately. It was supposed that the deceased bad poisoned hermit; but upon an examination of the body there was Noshing fused to sobstatiliate such an opinion. The deceased was pre. •sonsly its good health and spirits. The Jury returned a verdict-' , Died by the Visitation of God." DEATH BY FIRE- Yesterday as falsest was held at the Triumphant Chariot, Pembroke-mews, Grosveum-place, before Mr. Higgs, Co roner, on the body of Asa a child poly live years of age. The parents of the deceased lived In the EAgeware-road, and sent the child to a day nurse is Irountonger-lane, Pad. dingto• ; a few days ago they had ors-seine to remove and left the child at night with the mom till they got seitled..— Tuesday night the nurse went um, leaving 11w child almse in the room where there was • fire, anal in a short time after the pies ciug screams of the child were heat d by the inmates, who came lti her assistance, and foam! her clothes all in a blase. The Senses were extinguished, and a surgeon sent for, but he could render no smestance. The child was taken to St. Geurge's Hospital, where, out examination, her arena, neck, and breast, were an dreadfully burned, that notwithstand ing the efforts of the gorgeous, she died the same evening. There was no evilleste how her clothes caught fire, but it was eonjeeturrd that the went too near the shave, when her pinafore canoeist the hlssr. The Jury ietur•td • verdict—" Accidentally burned to death." On Saturday night, while Mr. HIM DE, farmer, of Whittington, in Derbyshire, was going home, he WI from hid horse, and being nimble to recover: himself, Was lying across the road, when a carriage coming by, and the driver, owing tts the darkness of the night, being incapable of discerning him, the , wheel (shocking to re l a t e ) p asse d over his had, sad he IMP kiUed on the spot. VILNA . • *-----•••-••••••• WPM .Ifrasl t Altiart4lol4,4l,l 4 M . lamas, 1. • • • • - 2 ;IgrywooP!wirritiz 311110 vas stwAktraiWeliiik Puce!. The Ca.t "sax pronounced the.attaleptelr C omo ANA d m porenclehtt, who was *tied. y eah and fLtsatf gaiky of itatiholitig a hioni ou Hovel Highlights the Duke of Valk. N. 'NINA fiffrece he was sentenced to twelve Months Fallen. hoOnteut it) the House of Correction. • Inn Ilito tr. sown itit.to *llllllll Woe an indictment for an mewult. The feed* ;kip employed by Mr. Switie‘ a coach -01•41101enotot dries one of his cuesehers, *buck had beest illsreol, , 2 4 l l Getoltisait who woo poetise to integer.' lie y's Levee at Corltdio Wear. The DefOndasit attempted, either through ignorance .of otkattootiesn, to pass through the Perk s eautwith the whatnot' on duty waved his head to isle" lulu. On comiug up the ressin g l seised the ebans, hut the Defendant whipped his hence t the soldier's musket wet forced out of his hand mid himself thrown down, in which situation the De s knditut prised on, an d the wheel of the teach measly Kent ever the seutiners hw4y, sad imettielly (rased his side, carrying away part of his accoutrements as it went rapidly, off. The coachman wee after wards stopped At the Stehle-yard gate and token into Custody. • In his defence he declared bia ignorance• of the passage through the Vark bring iistertlictedy TIM Jim! found him Grihy. The CHstatil•Pt sentenced him to three Months imprisentnent in the House of Correction. BILL SOAM Es. Mr. A t.t.ey appeared on the part of the %hove celebrated character (who has rectally reunited to this country from New South Wales), on an appeal from a conviction of Mr. Minalitill, one of the Police Magietratei. under the 5401 s of his late Ma jesty, winch asithuri f ses any constable or peace offi. ter to take before a illagioirsie any person bring of eel fame, and • reputed thief, and authorises she hlngtairsie to crilovict such reputed thief, if it appear that lie •a, there for the otrnose of cont. nittinsg a felony. • the pcesetit inktauce it did not *hewer that Mr. Sommer had bees, doing or cue teumplated any illegal act. lie was, as he declared to the (officer who took him into custody, only waiting at Charing-cromi. to get • view of Pier jrsty. in her way to the House of Lord., as he had not peen her, and was desirous of having that *alio fatiient., Mr. ALLEY took a technics' objection to the conviction; but the CHAIRMAN, without deciding ou the', was (of op' • that the calorie:non must be queslied, on the ground that it did not state the Prisoner was at Charing-cross for the porpoise or manntittiog a felony. He might have been there on hie read' ta church, or on any other lendable pursuit. The reputed thief mend rhok'lps convict ed on his evil fame illogic: he gagat,dg k eyear act. something of which the settees omit the . ensitaut pointing to an offence. Mr. Sommes was iminedistely discharged. THS SING R. F. •CCUM. Mr. ALLEY eirilft-d his cotilirsit to this trial standing over tin . the next Sewing's.: and in the mean time Mr. Acciini to be at large an boil. Several convictions took place fur pot-stealing and other petty leecesies. POLICE. • offiustoo neon. HOUS Elan POOR. Yesterday Ferguson, the sesfaring-ruins, who the day Wore appeared before the Lord Mayor against the Jew, who sobbed his faired at •Lieecepuol. awl whose case was stated to the Cosamittee of the " Holl•Clen POOP," aitualrel at the illansiose Hower to expertss hi. thanks eis the Lord Mayor for hie Lordship's humus. entre-(errate with Us Commie tee. It seems fiat us Thursday Sir C. Hunter had wailed emu Ike Comensitore, of which he is a member, with she MINN of his Lordship that the ease of Ferguson should ono largo essiminatems, sod that the small sum of mousey W. erimary to defray ilee exprosf• of ebe reforinnete man bath to Liverpool atuiskl be ad the Truelove,. Sir C. Renter, after havisig, with all due ceremony, intro. stored the sohject, and slated Ilse Lord Allayees ruarised to the Mansiosi Muse, soil expressed his slurp regret, sad 'hat of she rest of the Coosoneitor Hsu the ease of -Necessity t o w hi c h their eitterstion had bee.: did MN MIK within the elms of misfiresioes to which their foods were applicable, sod that on this grimed the Com mister fused it eneusibusi upon them to withhold the mess, of relief recommended by the Lord 111syter. The Lord Hayes said, it was scarcely worth while to make so made fuss about she sum of 30,. which would be 'offi cious to hear the expenses of the poor maw. It was oot without psi. that Ise elnerVell the Coransitiee were now so completely governed by forms as to disregard • case which cettaiely had as 'drug a elaim upon • society proisesiog to do good to the "hanger," as any flat had hero brought • before them. His Lordship asked Fugue's whether the Committee had given bin any thing Fugue's said they expressed sorrow al the oufortansle situation to which be was reducer!, but had giver him nothing. Mr. Campbell, the Chairman, had cerement, given him half-a-erosen ; but that Gentlersao at the setae woe staled, than the mosey wu from his private purse. The Lord Mayor—. There were occasions, last year, us which the Committee then silting admissisiered relief to persons who could soot make out such a claim es that which has been rejected. They have cousiderable funds on., aud cos have more, if they think proper hi solicit the public; and certainly the applicseiun of money advanced so freely by the public, cannot be better selmiuistered than for Ile relief of those who fall into unforeseen Mid Wald* ca lamity. To she public it is that as account most be yea dered of she disposal of the (ands ; lead, if the Committee should overstep the bounds set down by sheinselves, when a treat Object presents itself, that public will scarcely reprove, as an error, au act which had• its origin is the very beat fulsome!' Ferguson rid, that he should be enabled, soon after his sr. rival at Liverpool, to remit whatever sues lbs Cesnamitese afield have 'hough, proper to advarsee him. The Lord Mayor observed, that users were conslantly mesa upon the Committee of very great diactruuseeet sod discretion, but Ise could not help regreleiug tooth thet a leftlet of the feelers wheat ioduced them lost year to emend the buoy of the public to persons whose caws were not easeily within Hie pale of their reseal". lions, did nut exist Ibis winter. The ease of Fugues was of se Uri rimg Nature. He came so tow. cuseeioced that prigeosessien was due to him, as/ at the same lime to have juglice done to his friend, wlq had loess tubbed. The Commute, had certainly uttered to accommodate IWO with lodging aid a meal; but what most be the cum (peace of they refusal to aid bits in as) other wet' Thrir regulations prevented them from rensg much pure thou a night's eatertaisesent ; e course she poor Mae WWII go late the streets and beg, sod perhaps perish; for i 4 the Commie lee adhered to lime airangemouts they cooled mot admit a ' emu more frequently lima a eight or two, "hefty,' might . he the state of misery to which he shoo* be reduced. The Lord Alayur could Imeseastlyisideirmed subscription us 4 4 Ateulls (juts whot*Fialh'S. eye, 1 )40 5..• • _ , t. 441 lA* tabwillblpWeVereed Hippayi the apgatlat labg ewe hada. 141 , Ve. Weather. the Ifferklwas lehlodtllBs bill.laffllfall Itd premekty of peraik.ing the applaribil le b*asa ender ter liniteetias of Wt. Tenger, the harebaleat keeper of Hai -Cilaipme, eitU. ale arrival of tire PoSee uWeero fYraal Lissr r • posl. no Ferguson uremia probably Ile taffiled to ill. part tif 14 email f.,r apprehending Wolf. • This miggemiun was immediately 'abated, tad revers ions. was very gratefel.for the freehand hi bad experienced et Use heads of his Lordship. Orni.hrw.L. eeMermap air K. C, *Mx "f . wsa 011 5 / 1 1•11 •1414 iteßhlng, • by; caintaiatag loaseirot etbporet. lips property of Mary, Arius Hilyaru. Wes. Sahli Osumii that oat Werkawdagi Ikl•fectl twelve, sod oust ticket. he saw the Prisieser is 4:lwinsside mama( With a box me him 111111.111ida l Ire tensed op Puoier-ime, and rastieeed reausiag mad he got to the tarp of the lam, when be slackened lug pare. The otters. saspeetrog that tits Pri mmer had Mule* the but, he followet hips awl strippeil bite at the end of the lane, mid asked lam where he was itutog with the bua—he siesesered that he was earryiug is buret, be took hies botaceetutly. Hargrave, servaut to Mosses. loner mid Co. Syden hese carrier*, ataled, that hr received the boa Oak We'imeb- May moreieg from Mrs, UtlYtrds at tivilialaM, 1 4 earfleNk Ibr Rall lath Ahlltate' furwiqdrd to her deer/hie.. at . lie ker. Mx. ThonsaaStiffaid's, Essex s where she was • ear vent. Mrs. Hayfrd, of Lewisham, idefilthpff the box. had I ii weorieg apparel an the primertg of her defighter, which vise lad forwarded to Metre Wedocidos aparearg of Lea ahem.. The Priatakt) the ass site rd. is a stairark.fruelt, awl ap peared lite* mammy lad, is his rkfeare said, that a aerate man bled him se carry the but to the Bell Ina, Aldeaie; he maw saw the geutlemso b. fore, and ireold rut teem hiss molt. Mr. Weidner, the Head Marshal, ebairred, it um turns Stauctr-frock was !ahem off, be seawall make solb different appearaore. The Priiivemr 4 toe have no !molars' to say any Wag e ye. Were. eel *bed ro. oralo. the ollkersdiaenceiehered the Prisoner of his outside gar. mil, whet' he appeared lite a mart servant that bad jus; cures frees Miami a cuonter. He was fully mannuited "fur trial. PASSING FORGED RANK NOTES. thuniso titian was charted with site...Ouse to pass a tinged roe pamod Bank of foiglaud sots, to Rabid Browne, knowing it ro be fanged. Hubert Bruise., appreatice to Mr Kifwir4 Hickson, of Nu. th, Widling.sireet, stationer, staled, has on 'I Intrbtlay evening, brewers Iltre sea aix o'clock, the •Pvisimer an fete tit master's strap, sal asked kw too sperm of orate( papawN Wed gam a It. some peparat. 'Pie whams, ea Maims at it, stoppered if was ferwrd, as it *Wee the name date, and hod Me mare slimier* area mete he had Mika the eight before, whirl proved as he a Surgery. He dammed the Prisoner nadir ilk presto,. e of kiwi's( him ate change, mail a lad came into are *hop, elm was re the helit of es- Maisie hies to Awning the mop. Ou the lad's eitirmsce he desired hies to severe the Amp deer. wires be tusk the Pri weer tulip rositirly, and aft. rwards gav e him into the r.hargi of se udichr. The Prisesem is his defence, said, that a gentleman pee Mel the IL woes to ma isle thesis" to get the paper, and seeigeted as • rows for sot going himself, that lie •as irked to the perms who kept the shop is Grotto,' Mils, 614 if he welt they would she tbelisyrlvat of the debt vat ir the mite. ..* The Solicitor of the Bask dectimed proseciting she Ptil weer,, sad he was discha r g e d. now'RittT. LAWYER'S WIGS, GOWNS, ike. • Vestetday beteg She illy sppnaled for she seCOII4IO2IIIIIII Mafia* of William Lill, who is charged with wittaisteit *saber of Barrister's wig., gowns tile. soder Glee pr e . maces, mid felosiousty committa l abets to his ors use, at twitted the preseuce of several Gestleisses of the liar. The eireismotasees of Ake Promisee iibtaiiiiitg Mt. wig, &R.N.". Alice's Coffee-Istissae, have bumf mated. Mr. Misiaboll, brlsre whom the Nemec whit bawds Billed foe Mr. atlases to centratlict diestssernent of t u Primmer, that hr bad bees seat foe the differem articles. The Magistrate etas ishormed Mr. filisius was still a coo. eiderable distaste, not ammo. • . The Magistrate observed, it would lite . is vain for him to commit, as she harmer would be most amerealy acquitted if Mr. Ellison was net present to esst.s.lict• Prisuneft itsfewient. „. Mr. Ellison% cleric preseuted himself to the Magistrate, to assert that the Primmer was nut authorised to fetch the dirtiest articles. The Magistrate, however, was of opinion that no person was competent to prove that Mr. Elkus had not authorised him hot himself. It was at length discovered that the Priseter had not aside use of Mr. Ellemee's name ahem be 'Mosinee' the da tives( mirth* of property, bet said be tame from M r. Terry, the ea ig.maker and dresser, of Carey street, Liutulees-lou lields. The Magistrate then called few Mr. Terry, but it was staled that lie was ruallned by an tastes* of the goat. - The keeper of the Guildhall Culfeee-holose is Kinerstreet, perorate-el himself to she notice of the blaesilrate,•nei stated, that the Barristers who were attending the Cowls of law sitting at Nisi Prior, as Gleileihall, were is she habit of leaving their wigs, pious, 4e. at his house, the same es at Alice's Coffee-kunst, when to attendance at Vreataninalee ball, and she PI Owner hod übtaised aims hie hence four wigs and guess, and one of she owners, Mr. West, had wristeu to him lu say be should hold tom respousible sue the V•kle of his •, he was, therefore, deternaiwital to prom au le elle Primmer, and requested the Magistrate so inform him ir we Gentlemen whose names be bad made use of to übsato the property did Not attend before the Magistrate when be made tin t bleier*, whether be bad tie power to eabpatora them lte attend at the trial! The Magistrate isfernied him these isoold be no doubt about it, he might suliperiia wlsnon be Owed. The whole of the evidence presestrivaiost the Prisoner was then proceeded oil. Mr. TrueAt, a wig maker, of Hasekkirstreet, Long•acre, stated, Skates Friday, the 2Wth of lasorialier list, the Pri mmer came to his shop, and by a cumpasisois of the tone be let Oct'. Coffee house, lie must have proceeded there dewed, when be offered him fur sale a barrister's wig, gown, old Impork, which, he *aid, bad been the property of Li_ haste, who had left the profession of the law, in coniegui ace death of Lis fatlaer, iu Devinsihire, who had kit bum gum, large fiartinie; he said he had beers recommended to lisp by Mr. Datil% the wig-kaiser and droner so the pie, considering such ertial.•• likely to lull him. ti e ed the Prisoner be was out in waist of such article., lOW at length agreed to give him lye shallop fur shin, amid could make more of them to any busty else Wartime dialoged of them, he would let bins have Shea. agaiu, if he gave him sixpence for his trouble. Uptia the above evidente the Prisoner was committed for trial, with ac understanding, in case of an acquittal for the waist of the evidence of Mr. Terry, a warrant was to Le issued, and its readiness to take kiwi int• custody again to try him un Star charges of the keeper of the G6l'l.'lol Coffee-Passe. Also a charge upon another ease, which Mr gykiii, a barrister, stilted of a Mr. Abram, from whom the Prisoser had nut only obtained his wig and 'Own, but had also ob tained his bag fall of briefs, whkh would be of considerable inconvenience to his friend, who was rot aware of what bad taken place, he bring as far off from Loudon as Denotiallire enjoying his Christmas with bra relat.vea cud Gouda , &oil he was not ixPeetect 'in few, till t&asorro. Ovesiiiic a and he had an doubt but that he would prosecute. The Ifrillellef produced a coat and waistcoat to Yee. Truett". whirls he alio* sand 3lr. Climate had gores to Ipe, o which lie said he •hualti have cut up foe clothes jue his CHARGE OF ST EA UTAK • perms ofs respeetabk sad retest *skin. Vie . of she SSW' of Abbott, appeared ha give foulest, be A ne 4. 4 , beet Soler cad Mr. Manihiki!, in cuukquea4 - „f a mo , a _ moss is a case of return ea • stoke Wl. ' a ro,ii soh ,: • An Atiorsh alleorte• stale thit whisk ; v ia m i me' coMplicated, *Ned mile very hasoiaaltly said Ink' irilk_ptar swiss the karestigatioa to Ines cu t the atnakr of Now' • as,sl -.. _* 11~ it ihip;3l , Obi 1 . ~~