The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-08-27 00:00:00

CifiLtENH.ll.l.4 Attar lr We wall gaiety 'and every thing that is PHU+ sa nt 4 this delightful spot. The luau: of com pany, sad that of the very int order, go very ton al...doves heyeod all former precedents, has again set our speculatnts and handers hard at work. This week tlso fesiedsitions have been laid for no lest rhea eleven tut Mama. which, by contract. are to habit's by ant spring . His Royal Highness the Primal** WILLES espeeted to pass thtoegh here asalitsudep nett. bra his way to itaisicy, the meet of the Narguis bt fleet . vont) The Duke of Glaaccorcua is go charmed with the place, and the Odor in itS thut his ate) , is to be prolonged another week o r two . His Hi g h. nest oistmands. the play ea Tuestiay nett, on which Occasion the itedientst Trill. uo doubt, be Dehtehles and Wallow. Oar letest arrival's aro.. Awl set Laity riwerisik, Zees °skier and Miss °sickly Neriturteli, Stajor sad Mrs. Hay, Sir IVIIG.m cal , Mr. Mrs. sal Miss Aispiiietts, Reverend Mr. Mr. Disobor, LirnirnarbColowel l'ounports, thjer•Cromeral Mer,riek, Mr.Godsal, Mr Stuart Gsharal Mchitioss, 7.1 r. Melly, Sz.c. 4‘c. THE LJTE MRS. WARREN. The following tribute of respect to the Fate Mrs. Warren, ;rife of Mr. It'arrea, one of the Manateetb of the Philadelphia and Baltimore 'Theatres, for merly Atm Brunton, 13 extracted from un Ame rican: paper : " Could the writer so command his feelings upon the prw wid melancholy occasion, as to enable him to cuter into a dctsil of the ear-elle/wk. of Mra. iVanen's thsotriesl charm rs it w -old be soperfluour, lwr tekbrity having Meg since dill:toed itself ..ter hulk her 'Wire and this her adopted country. " In her the Americas stage has been deprived of its brightest orimineut, aul 11101 V conspicuous bum her anti van. d exrellence iu her pi aession, then I' hre hating uniformly preserved a spotless mud unsullied thine ; proving b, her fair example, that an unblemished repot:al . :on is by nu sheutia isietanpatible with a theatrtc:.l In the citric of her intimate friends her tuna will be most puigiiaidly felt ; fur to thew the nicuy t clues and ac complishinents which adoraed lee pritnte life were best blown. To a warn, feolinr„ owl affectionate heart, were aild:d that fascinating ease and grate in cum t•lTat ion, which, regulated by an excellent understandlog, delislited, at the same time that itimprored. . . . " But, SLY ! that eye 14 now dim and rhseod for ever, •h.c h has au ofnia eownotitionted its male induene- to ilic heart; sud touts is that Morgue whose Itrailde and ethe r tuna so sym?stbeticalli nitrated upon the ear of au itia. raptured autheuec —Neste could the observation of a eete bnited asoishst aped • gignitrr °coulee he ISMS applicable than upon the preens: " Death has eclipsed the pasty of names, and diasiatabed the public stuck of hamlet* phr.a sure." Thursday, Thaw MAJCIITIES and PRINCESSES waked oo IVindaor Terrace, accompanied by Lord ELDON, Lady THY PI NH, aid Gootrala CART WRIGHT and Frnzoir. yeAwrtlay, , Priory. Mr. Cuiso will opera dig Birmingham Theatre, fur three webs oar, .• Monday 'test. Mr. Dwv rot, Mai. Votive. mid Mrs. 41.tat.owz, are his princi pal uotialaios. Illosowst awl Visesoatem f4itcoovaso. and Ld ed COIROSIOCOINPrie wil4 teuvt to•wo to. 1111 I Mit b W. (ALL% at Wady. !CA Bf;i1111DWP wanes-ft town, this day, for li ttekki . tkiinsN, ne and her infant - son, are in a liifait vso at defog well. Ropd Higlioas the Priolee of WALT., in tend's/Owlet Mr, W LS. PORTtR, at Ins beautiful seat in Won:esters/mt. We have autheeity to state, that Baroness Daces is not dead, as has bun atattd in some of the Pa pe-s. Friday se'nnight the Right Hon. MA Van t FITr- RTRRLD, Knight of Kerry, M.P. arrived in Li merick from Dublin, and on Saturday morning pro ceeded for his seat at Ballioruildery. The story of the huge porpoise, caught upon nn oyster bed, is suppesed to be typical of a certain Loadoa Alderman, greatly attached to that lubri cating fish. Last Saturday, Sir JAMEI COTTER, Bart. and arrived in Limerici,, from Dublin, and next morning set off for Kock-Forest, his seat in the comity Cork. Th; Martinis and Ma:ehioness of TUOMOND are at Rostellan, their beautiful seat, in the county of Cork. Mr. ELLIBTON has genet. Glair, from Edin burgh, t o p er f orm f or a f ew nig ta : He was to make his debit, on Tuesday last, in the part of (Maritsa and Frederick, in the Farce of Oidgc To 'moron:), in which Miss KRUM was to play Maria.. The last arrivals at Bath, are— Visromit Hawarden, lion. Capt. Heckert, Sir A. Rome Sir I. Cox Flippirlev, General, 31. v. and Miss Morse, Cal ' . and Mrs. Taylor, tot. Merrick, Rey. Dr. and Mrs. Barker, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Rase, Rey. Mr. Amyatt, Rev. Mr. Man head, Rev. IlTr. Sartre', Capt. Jaffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Whit,, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Comae, Mr. aad Mrs. Lambert, !IL% and Mrs. Jams, Mr. and Mrs. Mochas, Mr. and Mrs Niter, sad Mr. aad Mrs. Brixht. Saturday las!, Colonel Au Gorr; x FITZGRRA one of the lieptesentatives iii Parliament for the County of Clare, passed through LimeriA, on his way to Hermitage, the seat of the Rigid lion. Lord MAssy. The Dirkesf Asovut, Sir ARTHUR PA4IT, an d big fair Lady, as ales Lady PARR% have been on a rivet to the Hoo. Capt. Pass?, of the Rercitge, of 74 gum, at Port smou th. This party has beet t op by so express, which arrived at .one o'clock Theirsday retain, from Lord W. Helmet to PAtiorr, atronuttehm the atatmine state of her sister's, Lndy W. Ramium,iitadtb. flex Ladyship, eft"alisnied by Sir A. PAUIT, houvelintely net tiff for Wu thing, from wheats the latter "as ensetel to retard lon emit* ' DUTCH NAVAL MICE IX 717 Z EA131 4 aoms. • The fellemiug Cenreerpotuteece tea place be 'Owe Sir Edward Pelle', ant the Dutch C.eut blander, previetta tb the tagraius the Dutch awn of War:— • to tin Cosioitaidtai Olicer of the Dutch it ipi at GritiAe and Soursbeya. kb Majesty's ',blip Cultuttea; itottrabort Rawl, • 6th Dec. 11407. Sit-The British are the natural friends of the Dutch. %%re are impressed with 'correspondent sentiments. It is beeeme our duty to prevent the Dutch ships of war from acting' curler the controol of France, io hostility to this British. If you, Sir,. shall consent to give up the Dutch ships turd fee l. sails of war, and all others tinder French colours. now lying at this pert, we sL.kll forbear from any measures of violence against these settlements Or' their irdsalattaibs. If nor *proposal is accepted, we . shall retire without molestation to the twee ind garrison. after receiving necessary refreshments but should this pacific offer he rejected, we ran only regret the neeasity of co.ntuencing itninedintely those hostile operations a hi. h bur naval assil mili tary forces are jointly prepa ed to at complish. We have aopointed Courtuisaiou, consisting of an Of fi cer of [his Majest y 's Navy, en Officer of the Military Forces, and the Secretary to the Com mander-in-Clive( of the British squadron, to pre sent to you this letter. They wall have the ho nour to receive in person your immediate answer to our proposals, shish we shall await with impatience, 41..! :nust consider any hostile movement pia die signal for your rejecting en offer, which wetrust ynur i regard to the lives of Mole under your authority will indnee you to accept with alacrity. We have the honour to be, Sir, Your very obedient Servants, (Signed) E bt' ARD PI: i. VT, Rsar-Adoa. and COlllmander-io-Chief of H. D. M. squadron is I actin. (Signed) V. at. I.ot:a ART. Lieut.-CA. Coramandlag H. B. 11. 1.3.4 rams The C.oatusauthl:g o:Tieer in the b.rvice of lliall..iesty the King of Hulh.od, resitting at Geiet.sieej iu his 6a4.elles:ey the Itear-Athtt . :ral renew : roe letter addressed to the eoniiiipoling(Nheer of this place has been this• moment handed to ore by the Loinasit,ion wli;eli .you appointed of three (ientlemen in the service of 11i3 IlritanoicMajesty. Yon will have the gout ie.i to oliserve, that saki ditty us an Otfieer io the 'se, vice Of IVs Majesty the log. of Llallond,• prevents my suffering either your boat. or people to rtturn ; whatever injury the chance of war might expose us to, would be mise rably obviated by attendisig to the proposals which pa have thoaght proper tviMake. With the greatest aspen, i remain, Your most obedient, tae. he. iFtigncd) Witt.tadakowat.L. Grimes, Decesobtl 6, • t s 117 • Proposals mark to the. Governor sea Cry/wit of llonrabays, by his Excellency Rear-AiLairal Sir Edward ' Bart. Comeasmire-imehief of His Britannic lla J esty's sqesdrvin. and Lientemott-Colonel Lockhart, Comtism:bog Hot Bri tish Laud Fovea betvie Griessee : PraLriainary..—TLe unjustifiable viola: ion *fa Bog tf trace by Arr. CAntrell, Commiorel-.. 10t of he Batch naval Rwee in this harbour, in arresting the Ge...'.assen appoinieA as a emotolsobso to treat Air the surrembiewf die Disteh men of wrie se Grimm, bari..g each:Wed that pen os from all fur. thureorreepAsidedce with the British. elm folloo int Article s ota'rerusad to the. Govaeum Su CoAmi) 1. The object oi our openations is this grouter kilt* the ammonite of the Horeb mi 4 is of wie at this pint, unit thww shi p s oar pee.* vision the sorer oiler of GeletAlß, the proposes of the fwasusiou 11 1 1.1Ve mentioned ham bow fully aiswerrd already —.t. ri . r. have nothing r. reply to this aiti:lo; since ties ships of war and garrison o f Gnome' are already iu the pnemissiou yme Excel leery. The services of the tatish naval and military forces are not diverted ogaimt the property of indiviilmits We have iiireitey esperomill one drat* to tease. t item mow, disited. Smiraboya will loot be subjected to viol. oar, and the Meta 1-sties of the GIIPOWIN)rand Conned, that no 1./melt yeso.l of war remairsa there, will be receited as a security to that set- Heinent.--4. We mein., one word of honour that there is no other vessel of war At this place belonging to His 31Ajesty the Kiaf of Holland. The Pluck ships of war at Grirls.; with the naval and Military nooses in the garrison, will Ise destroyed by the British before their departure. The pris'llu property, nod the prornsiono and other stores (not military) will remain is serarity.—A. The answer is the mune as to teas first Article. 4. The hatters of Safe*laegan, en the Island of 'Madura, is likewise to he destroyed, soil in order to olwinte the Ise. enmity of employieg force for the eseeutiou of that service. it is proposed that orders shall be issued by the (lovelorn , and f'eueeil of &mislays for the purpose, a British Officer mid party of troop. beim admitted into the Fat Err the eumplet on of the save —4. We are eiseepelled to acktaaty- Ir!gr that the destruction of Sambelangan by the artillery of the English ships is in the power of y itt. Exeellcney, that we are enable to oppose any resistarice. Bet the gene rosity which your Excellency less hitherto egliihited towards Grinner, assonics us that it contuse he your intention to show es any Moth, by resnioelling us to the wecesaily of su!iinit-' ling to tile destruct ion of the battery by your trumps--we therefune request you will from this article, umin our engaging to disarm mid demolish this battery at the time. _ S. The governor and Connell of Sourabaya will scud to the Br i tish •oritulorsti, fur ilae purpoac of recciviiie water casks to be filled with good water at m o urahays, sad returned to the beet with every prartiesibh dispatch—About sun 'e on sill probably be reetaniall.-swA. They shall be smut samosa as possible. 6. For the rcfreshroart of the crows and 'military turves on board His Britamose Mijesty's ships, it is desired to pur r-haste, at the usual market !ince, Aunt lion Arad of rattle, which the Gorentut and Council will be requested to give orders fur faruishiaz as soon as possible, and saris trait arid vegalabks as the person appoiattel to receive theta shall de termine. Ready weary in Span h dolars to be paid for the artinies so purchawel..—A. They shall be deliVered. 7. Upon Ole ii•ecpiloioe hod fulfilment of the ahmre ditions, by the tiorerner and Council uf.fleuralnya, ,be Commander in Chief of the British squadron, and the Cam mantles of the hod forces on board them, coweeist to retrain w i t h ou t moh.st.toin to those settiomenta, the servility of which, ;miler these ‘olnutary proposals, will be guaranteed to the (hitch)... rid Conned of Souralieya under our joint engagement —A. These at heirs shall he fnWlhal. In faith awhich we have hereunto eel our hands, The Gu,crsor and Cosucil of Sourabay* ; ()issued) J. P it( HEMIIIMLER, 1).l' VO\ ALPHEN, C. VON FRANQUEMONT. J. VON VSSELDYE. Smarabeys, 91h December, 11107. Ind unr bawls, oa bawd His Britannic Majesttli chip Cull..den furetiricsice.ltti December. tan;. EDWARD PELLEW, Rear-Admiral nail Commander-10.01W** Ilia Miamian 11 aji sly's agandrvia. (SP ae 4 ) WILLIAM LOCKHART. CAinainanding His Britiantie . ..4Triie Airy) Ilidest)'• Truer*. Signed) EDWARD HAWKE. LOCKER. Yestertioy aver aios, Ilia ltlmurtv, the Duke of Cerantsos„ PROMOM A MOSTA. SorniA. and Aitszus, aocoaussisie4 kv Sir YWAILY Generals Cawitursaawe sea Vressuv, Colour' TAYLOR. r et i = Tan's**, rode is the Groot l'srlt, st baltisiet eleven. Her NIA- Jaris. AlisioneakaAams owl Maas. task as oiling to dtobes Nisakiseress of AesKr-eas Cann to town, Yatt!rekty• lima the Priory. - . IfrArtWlC*4 .4,SIZES. .• The :allowing are the sentences of ilit•PEiodesii foutut guilty :—P:llinns IrpaLloribtfraelaso clitll#l. Doolis ; E4salmill Siglin.. 4:44 :. JfsitiAgs 2 ., and William Lames, tratesporterT • sevetayeaLs ;. Joke Verret, two years' tutprail l it irdriens I s r ts 6 /limes, three moiolis'iniprisoniiih fi s lined one shilling, . ' li!yrni e •:•• .• . Oa Thurschry re. - rning. Wood. elifiiiiwrlkhd Hitt.% gimps being called ap t the Juouv: :: thchlremsed tloctu VA 10110va5...-- . .. , " Willi„ i Wood, Thomas Queigle, dud Rabel•l' t Higgitittine.--you,- unhappy prisoiterr, have beelS; colon:U(10'pol' clear awl satisfactory itipinelier; by!. a jurrof, your country, of offences for which the law has present ed the pitnWitaeut of di th ; and you are utter brought bee, for the hoot time, to re-• ceive that judttnient thief: it is my painfpl duty to . pronounce upuei you. . _ ... . " Time tirst,lll it respeetP the derv! of offract.,, of you three,prisorem whom I non see before me, is ,o. V. Miami Wood : the viiniagest of them, but • the greatest offender. You'intve been convicted of ' , having . eouiiiiittud the etitne of rope upon the body of an lIMON'IIt %OHM' ; you have been convicted, also. of liavi:vg committed a robbery upon that tvet man. You tall. ~i.:104.1 indicted fur some similar otfences committed a..exinst another WOTTIRII • and you have also hem indicted forraeveral highway robberies against of hers. Independent of all Clete., you are clia..ged with having. committed robberits in two other counties. It is melanchaly to see st yosinr, man, like'Yon, iliworer such depraved and wielo-d pros •nsiti:s ; and it is impossible for you to flitter yourself with ant hopes whoever of u ini tioneu of that sentesux lain tee mat won yon. " In t!I! awful situation is which you stand, I feel it toy ditty to rai,' t you moat seriously to art about the great work of repentant..., for no hopes remain to you in this life. Crave pardon front Al mighty God, and prepare yourselves to meet hint. Confess your sins to lc m, and give yourselves up to the reverend Clergman whose duty it will be to attend you in your last hours.• Rely, faithfully, isoon that infinite mercy which is extended to all the truly penitent, iii the hour of death and in the day of Judgment, awl I pray, must ferveatly, that the Lord will have mercy upon your souls. NJ thing remains for me, now, but to pronounce the awful sentence of the law upon you, for you: se veral offences." ilis Lordship then passed the *elem. sentence of death upon the three prisoners, awl they were taken from the her. Quails- and filigAinson were reprieved before his Lords:lip left the town.— Wood is left for e%ecntiOn. CO RON ER'S I NQUESTS. Fear Ingests were held, yesterday, by Cis A ILL= • JEMSCrie s Nall. Coroner for the County of Surrey: The first. was the Queen's Head, Chelsea, on the body of Mr. I . :winos Swaim, a gentleman farmer Ws that neighbourhood, alto, ou Wednee day aftersisson,was kilkd hr *Call from his horse. — The deceased had heel, at Eglniniliaces. On re turning home, in company with' hnother gentle man, he galloped over a plou4laid field, when he fell, end broke a blood vessel. Verdict—Acct.- deals/ Death. The mood Inquest wns held in Kennington lane, es the body of Mr. William Gregiwook, armed Go, who dropped down dead on 'f Inividay -I.)ki broke visitation v' God. The thinl Inquest was held, at six o'clock, at the B'olt's Arms, Lamboth, on the body of an in. taut thakwas token out of the RiretTharnes, tart Tuesday morning. Joins lire ley, a Waterman gt Lambeth, Matad i ,. t!.. tt au Tuesd iy morning last, abosat..nine o'ctnek,,, as the tide was ebbing away, he saw the hotly of. infant; the head awl shouidth; 'were silippeef up in a t allow case, and tied iormd the stianteti• with is cord,. with 4 stone at the cad of it weighing iirat ten pounds ; it Ng y a male Maid, anti was in a putrid state. James Cooke, a surgeon of 'Umbel), ex.ir mined the body, and said it was his opinion, fortntt, front its bodily appearance, that the child Davit.' hare been born forty-eight hours. • The Jury returned a verdict of—Wittuf Monks agninAl mune pers nn or persons unknown. The fourth Inquest was held at the above house, on the body of Richard Bennett, a boy, whit, us we stated yesterday, fell off the parapet wall of Weat nsinAt.!r-bridge._ Mr. Jame, Cooke, a tnedieal Gentleman, who attended ad the time, raid the body must have ►eau under water upwards or thirty anonom, awl every a.-nistante was used to restore bun to life—Verdict —Academia Iltath. As Mr. BRIJ., clerk to Mr. Tatoaea, of Bourn, in Lincolnshire. on Tuesday morning last, was on his way from thence to Slettford, nu nom hack, he was wtbieked by two men, mounted, who de manded h is money, which he refused, and made a spiritee. resistunec. T.:.• two pibto,ls at him, bet fortismitely they did no mischief ; and after having taken his watch, they cut the girth of Mr. liet.t. s saddle, a:id rode off with great s t eed across the country'. A letter from Lewes, in Sussex, dated the '22d instant, says, 4 , The whole of last westk was highly favourahle to the wheat harvest, which the number of stacks that are to he seen in the neighbourhood of the South liowni euniciently evince. The pro duce is every where abundant, and in some eita d . liens esnberent. At Otihem. last week, Mr. lialaux carried front thirteen acres of lan% fifty hen large loads of sheaves." The Corn liars est has generally begun in Use northern counties of ;England. and turns out abundantly in oats, wnrat, and barley : it is ge iiera*di acknowledged by the farmer*, that they have not hmil such great crops, both in straw and cons, in the ear, being plump and well fed, for many years, its the cnuntier of Lincoln, Nottitighatn, Derby, Lamaister, Chester, York, Northutuber sad, Durham, mid Cumber!and. Eixtract of i; letter. dated Nlaiastone, Aug. C:341 " The hop-plantation.: in this iteithhnurhnotl wear trin‘st hentstiful and prolific aspect, from the !supe rior abundant crop that covens the poles; OLIZ gene ral accounts frn , u all parts of the .tretedy are a sere pftinge of its being cot! of the Kre4tevt hop pra:s .sr r.nown, particular; nu tbeic parts.- PORT ( 'IVO INTELL7GE.YCEL .1 cAca- t urr DAr. • 3141111404 - 3 AUtt. 23. fttlfetglitattt3il 4 4o36l4. Eiat;t3it tf. 011 i. is inhogrussia 51164 flitied e irumer.: torli c seat h a lf of tbs rdiiiiena, • • a tr l • • • - • 111. Csttni A t 's f' be Cohn niss% • .„; Sir Chiren traeli 'Suu-s Kef. IiyISuRIPI - Fr as" le Trl Odle'''. it IS''r•l'*" . " P b , it. R. Isisallositufolgol..Cisenehtie astiwieweha I: fLI3. Oa naika Yi-diaexaltJa• r 41 1."1"V •• • ..... Mr. Frrniues h. .s . ny ,maiiht • the' "tor ; - rtilirivitiit 3ex-wig 5 eel 4 to.; creel S.r Reelttve4h:' . t .iPlialesadslesognisiee: 4 Esitesn•egni Stin:Wa fitiadiastp ofterilevitiftest vgAs) lib - • heal of three bells., , eialliesipt444lllllllo' " . Mr. lieath's b. h. Ititinbo,e, 7 ed, est. 1 I Lain, Berrynnore's he. h. Partton,ased •alit Mr. Trevaaion's be. h. Lewes, n yes old 3 641 . 044 starting, 5 to 4 a go i u st Brie, non is 210 torsion Paviiion, .1 to I sanest !.ew es , sto 1 smut tt•rnbo sod Jump-oh'. 'f be heat w it a ghitte over !tic osantine IMO of the betti 4 Iwo. Wishing% Ines wawa great r.vosene, awl • at the tura into the atraieht mile the whole of fli t hor s es es* •on the w rong a id e t h e post. •'f lie favourite sod Jemp-off ran is, anillricittots Laws soot the hest Wit on the writ* efthenther Loma at the viand, at turned wit they WO vet ttaned and Roue round Ow putty a.d lost the twu whir* were afterwards declared to be distanced, had Oat. They llnkin of Viet and Clart.t.ce, the Stewards, acre cowretet‘ and they derided the beat in' favour of Rutnhu. The thins , horses started for the second heat, awl it. bolting wee ft tit w•altsst. hi:whop 6 to 4 *sunset Pavilion, add 5 toy opiate Cawea. The junior branches of the ROYAL FAMILY wens pri..t.at in the absence of Her MAJESTY. A grand boll and .upper will be given this ni4ht, at which her Itnyid Iliglines. the Ducheps of Yong, cod the ROYAL Hums are expected to be present. A teelaurholy accident happened last ewentag. • Mr. SWAYKR. of Chutney, was killed on the • spot by the falling of his horse : tie was* (most rite ' spectable man, anti niueli regretted. • • POLICIS. MANSIOW-1101:214 ADO. di A CHALLENGE. • A young can, clerk to a tallow-chandler, laid Wrote tlts• sitting Alderman a letter, purporting to be a chtl'imge to light a duel. He atuted, he would net Low ii,o proem • whose signature oat to it, if be was to ter him 3 bat be ens derstinni there nes atich a pi man, a tolsacto.spiesety et horedltch. He wishial the Majiiitrate to itterfere, sad pet rent Wool hrie spilt. The wort!:..:'.OrattAa, afar magi the asisrderoda e;Ortte, saw, it was a frouile's weltiar. add he had Du doslet hat it was some lady, to winos he l• id heetspaying his addle.. see that bad writ,' oit to try his coinage, fiercaessmesealafg kin to go home and mind hit matter's hit•••seas. He %l i ght appear held on it, fat he didant think it waal-t. fie attt a l with the dreadful area. lattices he so mach teased. Nary Airport. cominitud fur stetting nalf tipsiest from a sailor, last eight, is a public-boom. GUILDHALL, •co. 05. EJizer4rit &OA at - . 1 Ahhe Vnip,wor, two noted shoplifter., who have Wee rt.. a fortnight discharged from &Wreak, were apprehended in Hotharn by ts. Officer of Yuliee ; Mel a Ikea be....g bartering a piece anew calico with the ether. They trees wet aka to glee any aceoeut of where tlieriesil gait. Tke .wurtby Matoitratc ree ado; them torn ta: nourrow, and i'..aiezd, in the mean ttin,, that inqui r y might be mad; after the owner ut the calico. ~ semen Vikerim D4d.,abogrirealrbt Mr. - testa — the - i tt 1 ejt---1-414ryttredleffiltanth dawn tatpi - afT thelpoistei * a".llr. J. Taylar . , ecoactin,rrlat the Last India thiesPdael sake; Wane twenty minutia's,. Aire, in th; Stttit•l,..‘f :kit* pot,iteanbook, maid% a *NA icarbange I Mr. Taylor state, that be hutlieilstri/Oittlillrogs eta j fold had united in Loudon forMorotliagottlive‘w dartrAllp whither he was again a 1 yet to y.ttarn in a fee d4ye. Tosafpi. day moreing be wendrelltlag tbrowth the Strand tiairieshi Channc-erio, when he Ink ins pottet twitched by ionise pre pm from behind. He instantly turned, awl saw the, ps. _•• rower dettramorringle doomed Me pocket-book in his lissemen He seised tae Pommer said the pocket-book nt therm,.:' time; and fortimatyty orcunered his prwerty ; ant 1.4.4 Ar . i. • • *owl, by in active effort, got loose from his grasp, add ops of. Mr. Taylor-dio city reined the cry of stop thief, nail roomer loot not run fifty yards when he was eccured said. I rutish' to the (H ice. The Prosecutor nest positively it• the Prisoner'. roma. The Pe.nnier, in Ws .klenrr , said, le• foiled th'.2 psicknit book on the perms:wit, ri•ol said, e moment he wets desired id atop he did so. Ho offered In melee ninth hr dictum steel it. The Msfoirsite, however, roinneitted loin for trial, and Wood the potties 1.1% , T to proseeote. On Meade), tyre -caged young womea (misters) were bronglit before Mr. Re •D, the Sonia; Maglotrat, by Atl. Homy and Larmder, charged by Mr. Gass, of Oxford-moot, jeweller, with baying, oat the Saturday preceding, stokai a diamond ring, of the value of 301. Mr. Gam steed, that they came to his shop, and looked at sewer-al articles, wit! then desired than to he. sent home se their house in :lie New-mail, width he did. After they had hero away shout an body, he mimed a diamond rots. wh.cts he yaw when the Prisoarro were in the shop; thr hr had applied to theta, but they denird all koonhadee of the ring. He identified a I.ug Anthony produced, whirls tie stalest letfessrl in the , rdeli at the Prisoner's Loose, the ebler eiNgehavioi; told ruin it was buried th e re. father of toe young women, a man of very riepertm appriwalice, attended at the examination, sea ntiocel, that Let vainest d-ualiter Lad been on a visit to her sow for • short time, and tout he lied pleruifor *bp= to adorn to the registry to • few days; and it eppearine from the es 'deuce, that thisesting wiousiu W3I Ito ether ways imptta toted than Lain in tin; shop wars Ow ring was te'te:i by 1 , ..e elloter,Mrqtran considered there was not sufficient evidence to convict her i cad , therefore, tonsicoad kw to the protect tiou of her futhcr ; out nithoul strietly charging him WI take every possitile are of her, end, in future ' to prevent bier hei tg ennoser I to soli teasplatiols. The Maeistritte lamented that it was not in hi. pewee I. act to her sister al he bed tommis h. r, lingerer so snack he staa that It wen hot remade for him to diarberkt het, so clear a eat• Ravin` her.. made out. She WILL, tisertfore, committed ttesen rte, to take her ts4.it. In Coe meal*, a Inn of the nerve of ~erten was VCRllellikti .41 e charm we x1,...11n!1 a SI. Back Note oat of a Inter on Ike nth of Aiscast. The b o y was thew meet of 31r. dlar!ilivre, who keeps the receive; biome for two.yesay poet kite at tii.ilit'adaridge,_ and was occasteeehy eats 1111141Ciut the letters. The flute th question .411 in• desedie a letter, and pot halo the rceeirin-loosse oe the shove 4.1. est has twits berm meowed by the moo ac wLsm t seas Jite‘ test. It wan ;mired that the boy had pgital the loot. Ai a newepapercofee, imtand of payint some not.x h a c-witer ears L:1111 He rtss f•Miy committed to rag but tr.ai solt-itscr*.' • Yesterday, Jane, Waddiartunie the lAsillora of totr.Con .titndiset public-Lome, in itedfLeetreet, Cuesotlaelaro, wog eastartti before does N• It toiler,. is the perm% of tau! 2C5. far oolfetiug ['RC& watt:buten, bo to Corentiprdn, ire rish;' MAWS& io fti belie ektii the hours the/ to be set Ash duty, •The Loattkell Seit &with" but tuid44o: 1 ,04 'Mir , ' the *Meioses were o • atod thatelfty trim it.rved by Lk 'Qtroilt. The eltp'resc.d lotiondi -ha strong kris of approbation of coathaet vf the .Pef:sh Offious for takiur ny• tie cast ojtbt • . so tutu:lt 'plait, zail tins gbid to bass y l o t; matititivott (tit ~ .. itottlietts sutfettottletitoss to Old 1= 41 7: their Louses, be ttio..otot tridoictotille 004 bo!siorito lidless. ' nightly coluta e jtofi r .slitlarsi hisiolentton to fina.treary one tbot et him ender sisidlar art iii.n -titoceo. l'ty, flos P... ere.* twanged so' I dose' of 1.• vitt* Mir s 1.. oust oikileoesavy ti!lbt,, *Web* ow* tepowdottiontorg to mr.- . ... A, ite fruiterer, In d 3 .nrst:feet- ney were deteeliffillield4l4llloale earpelleeeton:a iltich were .room, .' Leionomoto M 7 &,A Linnet i1,..8401..ut0. .. ... • Ttirrnifiners wen_ eetotaitt, d for re•erttrinstiort. naimodhpo pork, orket, WNW:4 CASA. IYris. , iiittbritiVit bar4e .,,, 11 f? A t4 o .,tt , ' *Pat!' *.orwsittrc . lierged,...tit has. , tog tiCili lie Tpt..6.4teur a Mr, J.,iliitrallor, It tc:.:lctu,rf Mig . .igrso i P. ion — ink. r 14