The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-02 00:00:00

COLONEL WARDLE. rrioN tor itscloosiifyingCO LON ... s itu,' all Lde4r4. Car sad lispenees, A iirrti, nr he liable to , W eswettiee of his behalf, and part i cu larly on evprebs l':.hlie On Isis indrpenckut, undaunted. and NailOn :1. r eceived bi Sava”l -Smuts, EN. (Teen , s m olt! ; Knb -rt Wsitheast, EA. Fleet. ). (1, genii 181 i. o%i/or:I-street C. and o , l •„ r d..sreet ; Mr. tioddani. to, ltathbutte 4reet ; Jahn Hoppa, lilinorieg John Wri4ht. -street. Chearnle; !Award Lnror,lev, Jnlnt Frt. 1/egutgri, Etq. 58, Wheeles -161,1 she loughourn Ward C ;toffee-111 Anch )6 or .e, .1; add at the Oar ur the Crown ad 1;1116 12 G W. P. T. Nirs. Gibbs 14 11. .1. L. Mr. Warner - J. Finiti-. Blackman- • street - 1 1 6 F. C. a Druid, of Lodge No. 2 1 1 0 James ISooton, tr,W chard-street,Weat • 113113r1C 7 • 11 0 Josh,. Langley, Ikd. -1 1 0 ford inho De ',came 1 I'o Robert Lawrence 1 1 0 An lrlsh.nan - . 1 1 0 Mr. blorice,Nliories 1 1 0 Mr. I.e tch, i n .Kstott 1 1 It Mr. I . Dter - 1 1 0 R. Al: ttitews,Wtsod .trret - 1 1 0 3/r. .1. TttilleT, Wat •l i 0 ford Janses nOSC3 l 1 0 I'. Balm. Witham 1 1 U Spiral -2 i al Frieod to the Cause 1 1 0 2tlW. R. - • 11 0 2 0 0 31r. Jos. Mallet 1 1 0 foshow 11 01) 11. Ring_ - 11 0 P. P. '2 U U Nlaior Mandell, Dee . Liseito C. MI lee !". dr're 2 0 0 J. Tlonoron, Pettit. asi,Ro3- c0at...11.e ordh - 10 0 . 22 0 Elias frordhans, Sao - 11 0 lbw, Hurts - 11 0 Ito 110 G. G. Portlbam. do. 11 0 ditto 1 10 G. 6:Furdhans, do. 1 1 0 dicta 1 1 0 J. ri. f ordruson, Od- Mail BI- WV 1 1 0 Stuttford,d-. 5 5 0 E. G. Fordliant,Ash- lawker, do. 22 0 well I'' 1 0 .Ditnirls,do 120 W. Hale - i 0 u' pciol, do. '?. '.•.' e . Ten Friends to Col. . Case, do. 11 0 Wardle . 010 10 orrear, du. 1 1 0 W. C. and W. jl 0 0 , 0 10 0 lor, do. 11 0 Jones, C. G. 7 Ne, l o w do. 11(1 I John W !Akins 05 U . Gibss, AC.ntstauleufCheap - 11 0 Ward ' 05 D i Cnnferoshle to the Itesolutions passed at the General held at the Cowl; soil Anchor Tavern, on the 18th 1441. his been paid hat 3 Ore./wok, of Metara.Drunt hasson. S IMLICL RROoKS, Treasuro. ._-.-- ADVZITISED fenv:Cl ,e ft 11:11 an d In- SY d iell►f. 00 tole 10 10 0 hole 10 I° ° Le+ I 10 10 0 1 4 e 1ry 10 0 0 VO4. 5 5 0 Joe:, 5 5 D 5 0t! F - 9. Dolly" , Ilouw 2 , tercit lib 2 "2 , u Mitiories 2 2 U 'bridge '2 U diuks -2 ! 0 2 00 1 u b 1 1 0 Mnils. Dim. Dublin ........ ..........- 0 ••••••••••••• ~. ........... Viaterfiwil......••••:••••• V ...... ........ Gottenbeirgb • St .......... Liaben.... ii• % F sToCilt TirlS I)AY AT 0,1 t; c K. Ormimm c ...... prem. :.1 1 514 * lndia iltmds... 'Aci•Pn 11%0. 101.1 74. NA. .13 .-14 Lo.tcry Ticket 3 St% 13%. itEsmAlv• ILE - - vityrcOrti i•ltitAl. • LONDON: "'"'" PATINA wan toecined list night. 'the c the*/ eent'ain t 3 nett of a chiractet to loch No firrtlicr light is 'cast views of NAPOLEO!‘". !ilk I* ' llpt`Ct to his' ,osort. rrench troops. arc printing into and Flo . tch euitom7hoeso ()liars into Vlol We feel none of thit itirprise which hai ckOres . ...ced it 'the aeverity of France ageism! :can Commerce. if resolved Ip' the Continent ag ainst England, .'rho es.' . • . of American Commerce is sisscittild tit ilk' adzomplishment of that obliect. : • . . Csirrcspondenee between Mr. 3Ackseit will be seen, has nut heap be. in 'Uagth or 'in asiterity. *c shbuld be 'reified by ascertaining one 'fait, did`, tie 1, 'the 4 . 1 mericon Government treat wftli .1151LIICte knotting that As Terms a their were contrkry to his instructions.? Be iovrever, as it miy, England cannot isi pre. afford to quarrel With America. 'lad Government of that Cwentry um: spark of Inagaaninsity, they . woelil Affray Pareetere in the t r a m of 'oet.littercourse with thu Bellige. et thop cattalo be such—by Peace. luau Is certainly it this moment the subject cif anxiety with Ministers —and a conshlerahlu. tailitaiy force is elnierstood to he untiter d tins. fee that qu4rter. It may be relied on, that theteree force may ba scut from this country to there is no danger of either its being super. in magnitude, nor rematureiu its arrival; the vast superstructure of OUT Asiatic territory on au imperfect, and an Insecure base. The redaction of the East India Company to what it originally to have been, 'Company of Net chanes,`lney, we think, be auticipated, and that at remote period. tier, arc we without a ray hope, that the etthretiou of the Monopoly cannot very lung be deferred. The ilugean Stable, Leadenhall.street, requireeeleansing. the letters which hive been received fro*, Jos Ayres, there are strong indications of ap. proaching Independence. Thu natives of South . `curie* consider themselves as such, and not as Iperary sojourners, who, after squeezing the ‘bitants of the I:..tst and West Indies.. -return lstroite---to enjoy the fruits of their " hone! , !flavours." ==soes' • B in!? Si o 6 1 01,E have soot :"' .to the 00 0°1 ) i d the fie coed"' P "r r I riptioas • hi _ N'h Was . ~ 3 a 0 lk. o 4 ;foi Lbto tee. Kinz4l Vol. I t', 0.41 ro-d, t owe i°K ,:V 6 titr att.l. t . josou sT *SIO. I vel 14 in ae and Ar a th aD d the Pre ent lei aelleud IJIIIO of the Altieg a 7 subs,lri JAMrowel Stratt,. WON I D A od to • clear' Slow' • 11Y-Itittr e . L C• Terri. s Jorpt, tifor far. 01iter, 11 Itref-tteah 11 J Ileitis Mt. NU ft 0 10 'cirit4. J. Furati.ne, bourne, Nasta.. W forth d i " Nl. Alwre A. 1 1 1" I. 1 141e L , 4). P. • a h odalltr .— Da ut . liti.cordhaal W. worts N. th" Pl. Weld, , 4 , w isottet.o 11r. G. S rlus „ hop % Star a W. K. Hawk! Jusith s r. cia 0. ("" Joh. Th) l "t?,, d. J. 1%114 ' Andtew confoloshl hlcet4o,, he „,j :D o ser••••.-• • tiplads, bahh' MI trot. ........ 0 .. . ... • • y, • ...... 'At& óv 3 per fir b " per Cent 4 cowni, tar 41 Imeg• r p PARIS T lettingen: • excite mui upon the . future cot Spain, land. lieu cxpr Aiterican to teal el cltisiun nezont Tnt and Mr. fidont in nitmat in ditt lir. Eas Treaty thil, tm swat aff the Gui knagnani principi tents ) a Ins!, great al lion ft haterl India, flaous fur the • letters redact' ought I chants. no reef of het, (annul &gbh BY fluent proacl Anseri tempt! inhalii to Es cede' imam - ..~. : . 111111, ..• (writ& GIRDER' resx.—_ The appearance of Mrs. Clarke in Joliet, last night, smelted considerable turtosity. Hitherto the powers of this youag Lady have net bad that opportunity of displaying themselves, which will, I we trust, hereafter be afforded. Verlag the existH owe of the dispute between the Public and,.the Proprietors, the bosineis of the stage created 'lolly a secondary interest. Thu performance of title Lady, last night, WAS very favoteralpy geolted, is also was that of Mr. C. Kemble,„ie Hesaso. Our readers will perceive that .ihe Proprietors (Mr. Ketuble and Mr. Harris, sun.) have been in vited to the " Itecesseillerion,", at the Crown and Anchor, on Thorsday neat, and have accepted that invitation. • Perhaps in no instance his the true English character been more fully displayed than in the ' . variotis incidents that hove occurred during a dis pute which will, doubtless, occupy some pages of the future History or this Kingdom. The per severance and moderation of the people through. eat the contest, and their prompt reconciliation the instant that the principle contended for was 'ackuowledged, are really illustrative of the if*s character of the English. That the Contest, however long protracted, must have teranisated in the concussion of the Proprietors to the wishes of the Public, there caw_ be little doubt i but the sei2are of Mr. Clif ford, and the Action brought by him against Mr. Brandon, certainly accelerated that event. To , the manly conduct and perseverance of Mr. Clifford tlati Public is greatly indebted, and we think the lwrit4tion iiesalaloswe Mr. Hardt df , l imit Gent leman (as Cisairesan of the intended Mooting), _is highly creditable to his character.' evincing, ena his part, most unequivocally, the. Witiuction of all animosity from the aggression contenitteel on his person. Not less honourable and judicious, is the acceptance of the invitation by Mr. Kimble and Mr. Harris, .whose conduct tau now leave no doubt of their resolution to', cultivate the friendship and regard of their best and their only real friends—the British Public. The " nightly tamalt" which, in the opinion of some very wise and learned personages, threat ened the "sobverrign of all government," thus happily expires in a convivial amain, and the " Dramatis Persona" of this "plot disco vered," will ant, perhaps, be able to restrain • hearty laugh at those Sages t who sue hi every of. fort ot the People the subversion of Government. The ge.lnd printipie • fur which the oust. tended . was, that no part sf sir dowomosib should be permitted to arrogate to themselves esc. derive privileges and accommodations iu atublic. Theatre. . . The Private Boxes on this prineipli were in. surasouniably obnoxious. To that objection was superadihol the hatred of the 'Public of those' primacies which ,admitted th• possibility of in. decorous behavioor. To those who arc . familiar ,', with the 66 Conversariones" in the Butes of the Opera, where a snrjority of the intrigue► in what is calla high Life, arc nog-oda:et, and arranged, even this latter considerationj :oust hare appeared an insormountable objection, to the toleration iof Private Bove). It was the good sense of the l .1.-......••••••■ • 614 .A.Xlrlir .r.goeu ot 'ww...a —in--- -- .--_. . rivileged and ficetiged Priv t icies in s piiblic The atre. In opposing diet principle, the People evin ced tut less moderation thin 'llreasbos—they have prevailed—and their triumph, *itkich they ere about to celebrate, is must itnportesti, 4 ►howing that the voice of the People in the pursuit of legi. tiinate objects, must ever prevail, when it id ex• pressed with moderatims and with firmness. setwomsewiresm• The Royal Society of the Friends of the Sciences at Warsaw published a notice owtbe 6th of N. ',ember, that they proposed to collect all the ne cessary materials to give a• complete History of Poland; and they invite ail the Polish Literati to concur with them in this undertaking. signura Gaississ who a few years ago de lighted the amateurs of musk and • swig at the King's Theatre, is now performing at' Paris,with the irostait applause. I sreoliritio snslinc..—The Duki of Po imarra, le ordering 400 dior to be shoh at Ihabsteside, his enacted an absolute and peremptoryllezetc deo, Boit the cirques 'should be burtsillionise , Venison,. skins, horns, entrails, kc. It is said the Earl - of Jesus's offered 30001. fur the deer alive, and to restive therm immediately from the 'premises; but the money was refused. G tURGL.—A fel day, ago, Mfg.' -Phillips, wife of W. Phillips, Es 4 - Of nista, aj Ma g istrate for the coenty of Molismittli,Nttt tfafely delivered of 4 boy, being treny.thit 4 than its many Tats. havoc ked.' i the th.iy Christened George our lc, nip . I , On Saturday . , as a nbnitrer of *Wks* •t*[ inttiog oats into a granary bsdeakj.s. Angel Inn, St. Clement's the door fail my sitiC precipitated the ;vain an 'first, Of Ade Ottit.entieh h o rses in the stable'befO*; t hree of two wer e with didicultyv got out unirsjered; the *Ow, fine horse, a ova SO guineas, was smotheied. Ica was a fottWW3lo CirCiaaggliliC o that the pasots.wbe; ',- bad the borers in cha r g e, had oil y j est left Ahern, 'from feeding thpm; he had the key in his hand, i 'locking the door, *hen. die door fall in. , • The Master and Wards of the Bakers' pang this day waited on the Lord Mayer to - settle the assite of Bread, when his Lordship; after in. spatting the Alsalkeighers' ligterns.ordered it to COOtillue at present prices. LaSt week the harriers of RfCIIATIOSONi Esq. nakenuelled a fox at Appleshain Furze, Sus.. sex, which afforded 'most excellent sport. After a snit-contested chit= of upwards of two hours, 'synced was take, alive in the laundry of a gentle. man, it Ilighdown. Previous to his seeking she'-' ter , .h e was 004 some greyhuends, ono of Which bit him • wowed he died short. ly after he was taken.. The bosses were all left behind, and scaseektsAy u( the 'minds followed to where he was soared. During the Chace, Mr. I. lidpwr..sno, in taking a leap, went clear over t rum led Mat's) wbst had kilos. • • - 5 ... -, Tr--7 nitrgt r,tagfftt. Pciayswitgvu, JAN. I.—The Oath, f4y. Liitton, melba letraf the 'ath . regiment. or Canterosian Iligkianders, wader maul of the Myrtle, ofiS gum, Captain boats, are detained by enittrary wind!. ,The Seylll. of 18 guns, Captain Atehmon L it °tiered to tate einem tromports, with detachment% oil board, to oey ; apt ininn thence to proceed with dotaellatests..from that isipad to Lisboa. making,an augmentation of recraitt, dtc. to 'Oat army is Portage, 43000 men. Came iota harbour, the Otago, a rocket transport. com-' mended by Lleatervant ; and the donytaeJe l of St guns, Captain Catbrart, to bo reatted. Sailed the Tyrian, of 18 gam, Captain Davies. Doran, lam. I.—Akiirge privateer, havbg two bona lb Frenchmen, was captured last night by the Royalist and Sky lark gaups of war, und sent into the I.)i)ww. Passed by for London the Sear, Captain Linton, from Oporto. • A large Set is in sight, supposed to be from thende. The transports, Isis, 0. I'. and Friendship, C. U. sailed tbis day to the Downs. Jo the Reads the Beater, and Oberon sloops of war. .. JUSTICE ROOM, GUILDHALL. BRUTNL A S SSAULT.• Yesterday IVillians .ileven•, the driver of the Hastings stage coach from the Bolt and Tun - , Fleet. street, was charged before Alderman SCHOLEY, with beating his wife anti child is a must crud and brutal manner. rs t ite,ntis, tbcgampteisseat, stated that she Sad long been the victim of her husband's brute!' conduct, and that she had been lately under the' hands of a surgeon in consequence of the blows be bad given her. On Friday last be bad not only hooka% her unmercifully, but had also exer.. cised his malice on the person of his infant son. He had first made the child, who was only seven paps old, strip slaked, and in that situation he .continued beating him with is fuur.burse coeds. whip, until the child fell down . appareotly dead, Cwing received a large fracture on pis head. The omplainant, by her lemon's, brought up the land. lady and landlord of the house to her assistance, and the Defeisdnnt leaped out of the wikdow, un. der an idea OW *filial killed the child, and made bis escape. , , Mrs. Loveden, the Cutnplainant's landlady, said her husband was a book-hinder, residing in Pem berton-row. In consequence of the brutal Who:- view of the Defiuniant, she went up stairs, and, found the child s bleeding. (The witness here pro.l deceit a shirt covered with blond, arlii.:h had been. applied to the wound). • Thu wound inflicted on the child's head was of a dangerous Italica, $a the Surgeon who- had been sent for declared, that ho had' fsequently sects fractures , of less conse quence produce death. The witness confirmed the statement of the .wife respecting the Complainant's vindictive mid cruel divosition. The Defendant alleged in his defence, that the child fell against the door, and by that means re ceived the wound. With reiptct to the ill-treat. ment of his wife,lic pretended that lie had long en. tertained au upittiJu that she had been too familiar -1114th the landlord - of-the ritaarrivfllWll/Cit'llie This usiggestion, however, append to be without the least foundatsuit. Mrs. Lovedenanswersal for the honesty, of tier liusbanil l „ who also dliclaimed any conduct connected with the D.:fenaant's sus.- pieiens. . 1 The Worthy Alderman said, ho,considered *this duty to bind the Defendant over to take his trial at the Sessions :—" I suppose (ohserved the Alder. suan) you thought you wore flogging your coach. buries, when you exercised the whip on your child. The Recorder, and a Jury of your ceitutry, will - probahly convince you of the impropriety of yoor conduct." . • lie was o rdered to fi:ad bail; A. new charge was then preferred against-Lim by - Mrs. Le:viten, u•;:o stated, that the Defend. ant had beizAl a potter when she went to rescue ;be child, and that he hail threatened to mar. 'air any 'person who might interfere: In conse. quenee of this 'threat, she had left the room, and was going down stairs, when the Defetidaat struck her a violent blow on the back. She was not po. dare It, was given with the pukes., -bat she be. tiered it was. The Defendant was ordered to find • heal for • Ithe last assault, and finally cumulated, fur wind 4 Sureties. . - ' • -- • , ; Ti l e .. fair eat will no longer be deberved the Fr •.. of their favourite p romenade ie Pall. - .'ll'he stjrily . .6 Atias,b' at whose • naked ' Ores the adiroist stod virgins of that neighbour. .lissodicosild only , stentll re •tO tali° a hasty peep Oieetighlheol.l4, oc:,(tekl.'failst is•asi thit morning riime*sd. . : I ttii A0r.,41;,i440 gaitikm RixtantorittwAine tz ,7wals. . .. . I •;:viii y • yetiveniiii. to the VtgAiii+itAiiittrosvd... "i$ . , trAn till .44ek 7 With 1 Oil tiO iin ' This kit ' •• Artatitly highly Or4intatat, and dory - ore att , toA . the who and skill of the Aileisliect. • •. • , The Searetaty of State for the 'Berne Depart* ment hat addressed circular letters to tile Ckrgy, recommending their exertions to extend - the beim*, fidl of vartination, by removing the prejudices which the lower orders entertain against it. A Tradesman in M a ry-le.bone, whose Affairs had become rather desperate, has decamped with his forootan's wife; but by way of compensating, he has left his own wife with the foreman, who . is ant at all displeased with the change. . It will be perceived, by' the e mbarrassments of Thursday evening, at Covent Garden, of whit' high importance ,t is that.an Actor should unt4 quivocally do hie duty, when he is not withiselst; by 41 physical_ eslamity. ; ; and the common itullie. gallon of that night .will also prove, that nocosti vintages arising front eve n a well*earned celerly,'l will be taken as any hurt of .draw hack, In favesl.4 a man, whit emsbe so unwise as to forget the ohli * getious ottespect, and the feelings of cathode. Betweest twelve and one o'clock this tuoteing, a fire broke oat at. Pocock's-wharf, the bottom of Witvr.h*iw s Floct.street. ¶: ,i IV - . .iuderiL iltittOotra or PrINDSOIt. • Tbttlngionta #4IIIIIIL TAATPIIS O ltrq. in 1724 2 . #o4oOmpropriltad es. Surernbt r 27,. 179,5 0 to the sipp.d Mt Nrrl Lisatestants 2 under appailatorri ase d 4, irOrto, singles an* withoot, cldldren, 'rho bonggla arc 601. per. an,. nee each, .the ohliest 121. stin t independent of kaffepay, aid an ipartnicit Oat tho Castle ; but it sptcludes.thens frosm,Soparquatiation. . Applicants for tscancii,s Sire in to tho Nat'y Board iclitimOiiirds their qualifications, which arc laid berets tinhAdrairalty fur approval. Byline will of Oa. same beueficeut charicter, !l l litsty-avvcii Sons of Naral 011111ets, from arvoi to tirolvf years old, ptc admitted into the Alatlto 7 *Mica 'chop' of Christ's Hospital, on .petili !ct to tiset `tiverthors. frrhosu of Commission:A ficers IMIY4 preference.. • A Cabiaet Cuuacit was held yesterday at. the Foreign Office. • Yesti•rd,iy uforttio,,l dispatches were rleeived at .the Office of the. War, and Colcnial D.paittocut `from Lord WELLINGTON, it. Spain. • , It is said, lb* Dr. Fives, a Preheudary of N * Nrestntinster s . aisd a relation of „the Doke of a w.. CASTLE ) is to eitecceil to the Vacant Deanery. of Lincoln. Tuesdify litst s as Mr. ne.tirn s , banker, WyCombe s was shooting in his woods, neat the prove s his 'gun burst , and shatterCd his right hand in so dreadful a manner, that he was OlVligall to sate; ammatmitim• • , The Wesford s ' Wencher Earl Citii:ded, Et _ phinstone,..‘nd ifrnistoar „list indiamoti, on their Arrival at Pr rtsmontli s 'rep take sin hoard s 'so, serument and Company's trodps for the 'List •, • `Bnnrattst's choke of hirife meat now be an • object of general cut - I;4'oth France. 'Doubtless the number of candidatetfor this high office . will be very conaiderable, but how the prinCipal ficrtlion is to be ascertained, , perhaps even hes so. perior wisdom his out yet discovere'. fteardAdetiral'arwai arrived ut POrtmitsellt from leliaShiug on Wednesday last s and rtplos4 ' iris s commaud at thiat pert.. ile, hiss statist) his tag • , from tits Cattier le•the GlagliatoK •• . • Capt. Cockily's:, Is appOinted to Flit.. - • tae. bk ; capt. S. 1 1`..Dtrasu s to the 7 1 10 bass. , D. Rairr.a.itos Eq. late ..SurgcOn of .the . I.4fie, is appoltsied to the Royal William ? Ad. saints Sir R. CO RTIa, sAlsg.ship s at Portsmouth. One of the reason.' eiVigised by BovAr'Anitt for depriving the Pare of his temporal power, that he is en ittemy.to tolitatioa • • Thelefantl destined to reinforcii tore! %,Vcr lakavoit'aitrelyin Portugal, it iitinderituod, will . zemprise 50011mett, independent of afrtillery and cavalry s in which fatter force two regiments of heavy Dragoins are mentioned. Besides these, u , great number of. British Offietri are going out with local rink; in order to takeerimmandsin the - • Spaniih irmy. • Messrs,_ BRANDER, 'GRANT, 111‘LE0i; Br.a. icines s LEWIS, TATTNALL s M EMS- ..._---- .le;sllol4loWrileilommrm.".7.... .. 7 . -.„. -• _ _ . , __ _ , _ _ __ - den as s Tscedel SO, baring Iffeeted their escape faro the, prison oftSive4 is Enlace, after nearly • - falai phis;' imprisonment li diet country.. On their way towards the cohst the, picked up and brought with thee' a poor British seamen withe • 'Wooden kg, who:deck:this escape from the pr'.. son of Anat.:: .-.. • • ' .", .:; .... -., •• - • • ~ . . A most Melancholy' , " f ccartence t ook ' place, on Monday se'nnight, during a heavy gal&frorn'•N.F. Tha ship Thomann ,about 400 toes herder), Ike KT G AT T, Master,, freer CtiTACtia,„,llo l llld•to - PVC!. ..' ptio . ) came ashore at ftedwharf„.•Anglesea,. end in , •• a fee minute, wettilu pieccs v ihen, dreadful to relate, every soul onholied writhed, to thenum. • • bar, it is believed, *ol about 30 persous ! Great' .; part of her cargo has come ashore, and is secured ,•.. • for the owners : several thousand dollars are al. i ready lodged in the Custom.hunse at Beanmarie. [ The Rev. Jonathan Davies, D. D. lato Prevost of Eton College, has left 10001. to the University :of Carhbridge, for the purpose of foloding a . 'Scholarship similar to those of Lord Coimitri, ono - Of •as Bich he had himself. enjoyed; sold spot. to King's College, to augment the funda,fet the par. 'chase of ad vOwsons. , An extraordinary circumstance ogle** a few days ago, at Beiidiagton.corner, near Mitcham, lit Surrey. An elderly wo:nan dropped down dead, and felt-into a ditch. • A Coroner's Inqueit was belt!, and a verdict given—Died 61 - the visitatios of God. She was babied at Beddingtem Church ; ;and one of the wee who assisted in **frying the body to hkegrouod, on his return home from the funeral l found blinselfill, and dropped down dead, -at thesame spot whose the woman died. '. •At the Dover See um, on Friday li:st, ti young Ottart, named lie4 l - 11 AWNe iff , That place, and f i e lately a ektrk ill the or e nee, department; ender T. Muniingdoo, Sm. ore.kiseper, sass, found , W/O of isrieg hand,, ills, casting some violent rellectiona pis the Charepter of that Gentleman, fur which the Court thopght fit to commit him to prison fa/ six moat* . and to find ball forbis fe. tore behaviour.. Allirk t or dagger, was found `concealed about his pa n. The Matteis of rATIRVORD'A house, its -GeorgnAtreet, Ilanoile.squaro; was,. on Wed. nada) , stig . hl; between ten and eleven o'clock, en tered by.eeee men. Thuportee, an 'elderly man e w ho haeatft the house foe only half an hrier, re. turned, Una fonod the meillin the second hall ; they seized hold of 'him, aul , • bhp t o A ver them W)Ara Ware was city p ' ' . rsamillikir no other serventiplhohnust, l 'illkist irlm:he told them he was an lAN' old A.. ~ • " hoped 'bey would sot hurt bisilim,sd' .... ~ em it Wei the Wads 'time of the Ai, a '7.1.0.. ify was east a !town, int there woad plait' '', ,- t: ng. worth their 'notice, and If they would depart quietly, he would not giie soy alarm. They took ilikc advice, and went away, after searching hirbox,' and turning every , thing out of it, bur did not lake arty thing. The 1 porter lodged an Infornlatlon at Marlborough. 4. street yesterday. '''. .. :.. • . i ; • .. /. ~ t ' a . • `1 ' I