The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-05-25 00:00:00

r , Y'. 7fr: 77"7 , 71 • - .. • • •Z• • 111-1 . .4 ~i Vi ,- 7%7 ^ • ••• • . . =.: ;~'. No 1324. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN'F.GARDEN. IUIt..BELLAM Y respectfully informs the No. ITJL bility awl (inn try. him rriewls, anti the Public in %tem!, that his BENEEIT is fired for•FRI DA Y, the Ist of 'hoe, ISIO, when will he acted the Cootie Opera of THE CABINET. ilk part of rlnretta by Mn.t Dlt KONS. hang ber first - • - • Appronare in that rhararirr. la the course of the livening several admi , ed Son g% To irliieh will he added a favourite MUSICAL FA RUli, will be expressed is; futetre Boxes 'is.; Pit 34.64.4 Gallery Sus Upper Gael) 1 4 . 'rickets to he had of Mr. Bellamy, 3, South Crewcut, lied fit i—qoare t and of Mr. Brand.•a, at the Theatre, where Place:. for the Boxes m•ny be taken. • MR. BIII.LOCK's 111(7,11i(JAI, containing upwards sit EltiilT THOUSAND SUBJECTS of NATURAL HISTORY. ANTIQUITIES, and PRO DUCTIONS of ille.lll.N.F. ARTS collected at ad E tweed:tie Twetsty-tweTnatednd !M uni. and a; 'in a wiv e ' a n d heautiful manner. IS NOW OPEN for Public In specticn, at the Groat ROOM. 4^2. Admittance ls.—Descriptivr Catalogues, St. 66. Rattlsa OALI.ERY OF PICTURES. At Nn. 51. New Bond-street. TO-MORROW WILL OPEN AN OF WATER-COLOUR PA i NTINUS, from the ell Masters. iodi.din the Marquis of St.ttforirs . Collecion, in Miniature, being pail of close intended for the BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTURES," now publisliiim under the immediate t rn n n o of the ION!;, the QUEEN, and the rest of the ROYAL FAMILY; nod also of the NOBILITY of the United Kinedont, slesrs. Longman. Hum, Rees, nod Urines J. White and Ca.; c,aden and Voyles; and P. W. To be maimed open every day. S und a ys excepted. Admittance Is. Cntaloeue is. Puhfrribers to the. Mork will hate fret Adnission. +.• Tee second Nundus of the Work will be pabli.lted an lie 4th of June, and usay be seen in the Room. Prime Madeira Wine, and tine ind Poet Wine, Kc l of Am dim lei. and Essen& of IThos TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Rr Mr. K. NEI:1)11AM. • At Ike Mart. rrpp , site the Ilati%. on SATURDAY' the 9d of J.CNE next, at To dee o'Clock. SEVEN PIPES •of piime old IdADIIRA WINE. hilt IS 1)01ch diil , o9 10 I).izen. aloe old • P 13;1 Kers of Meunier, Arad 100 O.e.en Essemr. of Diton. Tge Wing' Islay be-instett lit toe' Attetintsree,,*lo, Dryad. urert, City. inform Catalogues may be had. Valuable. Idbrary of Rooks. moot' in elegant, Iliodiakt, and a Variety..ht 11 , 0R112 , , by Order or the Execututa of a Gen tleman deeeh•ed •TO BE SOLD i$Y AUCTION, By Mr. H. N LEDIJAM, At the Auction Mart, noTaur-dity the 314 a May, and two foltaniir 4 Day., at Twelve ii Ciocl•, vElty• Vi Assortment of 130()1iS, compritiog upward. /if lOW Volumes, m ink in elegant He flings, coatainiag the works or ow too,' eminent ancient ountera Auth.a., pith a great Variety : f Nov ' hntr are I. he !•att:l u 'shoot Reserve, ara ma% he %iewed at the qart wr;oiestio) und Ilmaiut or each bay's S. Ir. Cat:thews at the ►litrt ; undo( the Auctioneer, 10, Brun& street, Royal Lxebange. RBitANI)ON, UOI'ANISf, begs to in. s firm the Afflicted with the 1)R01141f.. of one of his cures ',err wined li FIER toi only. %tar it, Chesterton, daugh ter of Mary and Wi.liam C .etdetton, was cured by him .n it ita s, after brio„ witrlcr the cure of tite.i.eal . oien for tame Ca! and Clod tri relief. For wirtiettlsrs abOve cure a tot. t.t t4e mother of the child. Maty Cliestle Lou, It4L-6, ltro.Adicav, Wootaiiuter; or at Mr. Brandon's house, No. G. Little Qt tern-Mr et, Westminster ' where he Over advice gratis from ld to 6 o'clock every day in the week. • TIE LANCET-EDGED RAZ(HIS, in. vented by W. SA VltiN Y.•whielt are found to per form without 4/ccl , ioning that dimgrreable setration. too of t n attending the :teinoval- of the Beard; With a Silt 11' ctiayosed of an Mona of M ineral and Alriallic Particles. nb: . hued by a proms peculiav to his own Practice, and hest mi t-tamed to voistonie. by attrition. the great tinktt:ncy of the I 'n itro% NI Edge*, way be had at N0...24, Pasant-lame', Leices t •r-.mare. _ . PA W N BROK ERS' DUPUICATES. PROPERI'V of :diatom LV Y ESeiti P.TION RL -1)I I- MED nod PeI(CIiASP.O. • • • rim g• Df RECTORS of it.EDENIVTION R. OrtICE. No. 10. Liilliter-Inni. loodeoholl4tl, ati: . er to the 110LIMRS of IV PI.I OATES' of El) PROPERTY, to 1134 CASII to ANY AMOUT. to Ited,cto nod Purchase the follotving Artitilo : Alitteufactured . Piece Ci , +thlb of every Dfteription Diututouth:, Pearkt,!Pktie, Linea, Ranks. Paper, Beds &c. Atter/Inner daily. from Ten to Four o'clock. %Vine anti Brandy Mertitalit, 1-its 91, H 4.4 mm-hill. facing St. Andrew's Church, staked t'w liberty of informing the Public, that they may be sup plrettu iih ever, article of Willes and Spirits of the very quality, Iti ltwhwtle and Retail, at .the fullowititt law Pricre, fur Head) Nutley : per Doz, per Bottle. .I.: s. d. s. d. IPiline Old Nladeia - - 33. 0 53 ' Ditto..... Pale Sherry - 210 0 . 4 3 Ditto.. ...Brown ditto - 2 6 0 . 3 10 Ditto ..'...trusted Port - 2 5 0 3 9 Ditto.— Port from the Wood 2 2 0 3 6 bitse.....l.i4hon • - 2 2 0 3 6 Ditto.....lluuntain - 2 0 11 3 6 per Gallorr'per Quart. ie s. d. s. d. Mime ea Cogniac Brandy 1 1 0 5 3 Pitto.....Janiaica ltion - 015 6 3 10i Ditto—. ..Rum Shruh - 0 Li 6 3 106 Ditto ......11olliuuls Geneva 1 1 0 • 5 3 Ver- best English Gin - 010 8 .2 8 Ditto good ditto ditto - - 0 9 4 '2 4 unto ditto ditto - . • 0 8 0 'I 0 Bottles and Calks to he paid fur 041 dtt!ivery. Coaches and Errand Carts pass fire the house daily. Couatry Orders executed with punctuality. L'ALL MALL . rpuE Nobility and Gentry are Most respect. 11. fully informed, that Mr. A LLE.N has soreeednil i:t the trodltrihon of an claire novel side obr COLOUttiNti and ilkSt(IN na CALICO „fur FURS ITUIt L. He therefore dispose of is hat remains of ids prior productions at very reduced prices, aunty of them as low in prlct. as Ss. sod 60. per yard, wide. Mi. A. at the same time Iwo to observe, that he is not under the indoptce of the Up kolxterrn, or any other persons at all in that I:ne of hash:ea. lie therefore has h in his power mut id determined to he ex- Ninety moderate in his r:,:trgeo, with die hop? of meriting theydronagr of 11w Nobility and Plicate Voiniliesgent rally. oar. ids., aegs to int rat his Frieuds.that 'wiser it wets their approbatioo, hr undertakes to make up :Lad deco rate kis ow* furniture in the first style of elegance and fashion, oth»rwise, will (fritter them to their own rpholliterel, Mr..Alleti, Designer, Manufacturer, and Decorator of Do. lien Funlare. E's PATENT BRITISH tilLitaiNG CL 1 Cll.—The texture brio„ rionipri rd ;tartly of Ent.hso Flat, renders it equal in durability and appeartuwe Iri h Linen, find anout half ;leo price. S "I'l nholePale and by tier k Nierr outs at No. 154, Cheap , and Itardine, !Innen and Co. Pall Mall. .ach Piece warranted ; and if any ha , . or should prove, sitter In wiwhing or tirabitity, interior to the best lribh sate factury compensation will be ;Dade. . . - .. • .‘ . • ' , .. . ... . . . • -.... . • - - . • 1:., : • . . . _ . • # :;ital Le:l . 7 ,,, , .. ' . . • , . . ,1 , 4- r , 'ii . • .• v. 4- vii; . - EIV ,„.., lr ' 4 W ' I ..4 r „,,.... . • .., .... . . . f • .- , („„) , ..e, c'triY - t - • ! -- man- 4 . ~. ... , • .." - ..e r • r''' . I il. , . LONDON FRID4I; M4Y 23-f • 10. .. • 1 8 . __ _ EXC/f EQUER, BILL OFFICE, t6th May, 1810. All EXCII I. QUEIt BILLS bearing Interest after the rate of Three-pence halfpenny per Centeon per Diem; and All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Month of Juno, 1809. TO BE PAID OFF. TIIE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S TREASUR Y, having given Dirertions for paying or the Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill (VW is the Receipt of Exchequer, Nero Palate Yard, Westminster, on Tuesday, the 261 h Day of June, 1810, attendance will be ;;loan deity ( Sundays and holidays excepted) until, and including Saturday the Kith of June, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the i'arpose of .receieing the same. And fur the greater Dispatch, Me Bearers of the said Bills are desired.tr , bring Siparate Lists of each Description of Bills, containing the Nnntbers in Numericai Ord;r, according to the Dales of the sail Dills and Commencement of - interest. with' the Principal , CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVERN, STRAND, May 23, 1810. I EDWARD COLEBATCH, Esq. is the Chair. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the MAS TER CARPENTER:, convened this day by public Advertisement,.to consider an Address, accompanied by Re solutions from she Journeymen Carpenters to their Masters and Employers, for advance of wages; the following Reso lution was agreed to:-- Thal this Meeting, disnpprnving of the rondnit 'Of the Journeymen to their Masters and the Public, in leaving their Work, do resolve not to conclude on any advance until they return to their Employ; and when it appears to a Committee appointed for that purpiet, they basest) dime, another Ge neral Meeting be summoned; and whatever aciSance they shall then consider requisite, the same shall take place, from the tiweit is ascertained they have returned to their doty, and not before; and that the same be advertised in the Morn ing and Evening Papers. xtv. Acksrult CA ttrEN TERI. GXNTLEMEN. View with sentiments of the deepest regret the Resolutions passed at your Geneinl Meeting, held at the Crown nod Anchor Tavern, on the tki inst. and for just reasons we are compelled to enter our protest:— • ! First, Because you have implied a crime in us, the cause .r which originated with you (individually considered), in repelling the presentation or our just and necessary Petition; under these impressions we beg leave to observe, duty be comes reciprocal. Secondly, Because out Petition has been treated with con tempt, by the declaration of some Masters, not to give any advance, and others who, under the most solemn pledge, have forfeited their words. Thirdly, tiecau.se select Meetings have been called for the ex preNs purpo,e of dishonouring the prayer of our just Peti timi, by an offer of two shillings per, week advance on our pre-eat wages, whet necessity demands four—by which act we are declared extortim,er. , . Fourthly, ilecati:e a smith minority of your late General hleetiag has u,sainied language of dictation to us which be lougs solely to toe Tr die and Public in general. We remain vow' humble servants, LN TRADE. Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from, out ex cluding, Me Days on which !Ilea are respectively dated, to the said 26th Day of June, inclusive, when the Interest will cease; and the sail Bearers ( being Holders or not) ore iadispensibly required to indorse each dill with Muir usual Signature; and to write their Names and Residence at the bottom of each separate List : and they are ntor,•over required to at/end the Exchequer 11111 Office for Payment, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Receipts foe the same. If any of the Raiders of the aforesaid Bills should be fle shy:us of receiving Paymtnt of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said thith gay of June, they may be ac commodated on computing the Interest to the Day on which Oct, wish to be paid, and teeming Me said Bins fur Exami nation One Day prior thereto. Such Persons as may he desirous if harms!: Veto Exchequer Rills in whole or in part Payment of Principal, upon marking New Hillis, and mentioning the Am annt at the BOitt11)4 of their Lists, delivered on or before the liith of June, may he accommodated with Arm Rills, carrying an Interest of Threvetwe h i ; the Day an every One Hundred Pounds, which said New h ilswillbear Date the said tZtith Dad of.lune, 1810, and will be delivered on Thursday the :NA of June, and the following Days. N. B. All Excheyaer Bills dated prior to the Ist May, 1609, have been advertised to be paid 4, and the Interest thereon has ceased and those dated in May 1809, are adnertiscl to be paid off on the 34114 May, 1610. TUBRIDGE ELIA WARE. NEAR ALBAN Y, PICCADILLY. _ _ _ ROBINSON heirs leave to inform his Friends •and the Public, that he is constantly receiving front his Main:factory a fresh supply of (oads of 'every description in the Tnithridge Ware Line, the whole of which he is enabled to sell Whoksale, Retail, and for Exportation on as low terms as iin), House in London or Tunbridge Wells. A great variety of articles made of white wood for Ladies to ot 'lament. Old Tunbridge Ware repaired and varnished, or taken iu etieliange for new. linglis:s and Dutch Toys, with all kinds of genuine French ax l Vuglish Perfumery. The fashionable Game of the Devil and the sensitive Fish 1. to be met with in great variety at Robinson's Shop. DA - 1/TIONTO BUYERS OF IRISH LINEN. , 11111 E LINEN COMPANY% EiTA iILISIBIIiNT in this City commenced with the Union in 1801, now &min," on Ten Years; their Business was removed in ,lime 18.11, from GREAT RUSSELL-STREET to No. 4, BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE. Since our Removal, several Lioen Drapers used all their ende.ivours to put the Public astray from our House, open ing several petty imitatiuu,, and copying our Advertisements Ilelo4 l , wind for mostly, • Ivy. whisks/may mistakes hare• brew caused. The Irish Linen Company are therefore obliged to make known, that their.onl. Douse in Le/11,11111 is No. 4, South aide of illooms!,urv-square ; smel t grateful for the Wirral patronage which they have experienced Ire, they shall strictly adhere to that hountuntEe eoudutt which (it it: ',remitted) has ob tained it _ _ Ei t e' Piece is (a.a aqua) warranted as to fabric, and to he hleacierd or the Liras., and the Stoney returned if 4 fault ap pears. 0.. c Piece at wholesale price, and no second price. No Ankle bold but Irish Linen, nothing leas than a Piece. * 4 * Orders executed punctually—Caili for Bank of Ire land Notes. No. 4, Blommbury-square. . J. O'BRIEN, .Agent to the Company. QSIFT and CO. respectfully inform the l'ub -17 that they • have on RALF.. the TICKLTS :out 411.1teliti u( the N %V LOTTER Y. • Which will, begin Had habil Hrau mg on the Bth June. • The Scheme I' oil the same :approved principle as the last. haying only Fire Thaw:oat Numbers. a ith Two Hundred Thou>aild Potinds hi P•rizft. sooting which are leatT V • CAPITALS ; Li addition to these. the Public are timented with Four EXTRA PRIMO of Tickets, four of a N umber, by whkh the Adventurer has the 01.1110: of gaininK Four Pates of Twenty Thousand Pound> b. the porch .e of a .single Tieket. The ioilow Capital Prizes have been ti!iared and Sold at their Milers, Nit. 11, Poultry ; No. Charing Cro>> ; and No. SI, Al - gate High-street : - .. 6,791 .. £ll,O , t 1 I 23,524 .. ,C10,(1i13 I 11,399 .. a€s,ol;i 8,821 .... vv.tiol I 1i,b12. .... 10,09 . J 120.1:19 .... 5,00.) 11.070 ... :11.1Kh.) : 2.1,1)39. .... lo,t.klu 7,9.)1 .... fmkri 13,881 .... `.2; 1 ,141,1 24295 .... 10,t1t1,.1 19.5.iti .... Z),(10(1 9,311:.... 104,10 7„157 ~.. /.91 1 / 00 -.1 4,9 s I ~.. 2.14) 181 .... 1,1.090 4,099 .... • a.OJI) . 15,112 ..... 2,110) 1 226 .... lo.tmo , 12,0:13 .... 5, 1 100 11,199 .... 2.tklu Soil .... 1(1").) I I'7l ..... .54111 17,`251 .... 2.11:41 23,621 .... 10,(1..W 19,217 .... 5,000 iik; .... 2,0(h) Three of the capitals were Shared wed Sold at (heir (Mitch in (lie last Loittitv. ' . E YTON, late Partner with the ticecasa SIR JAMES BRANSCOMR, 11las the pleasure of annotincing to his Friends and the Pub lic, the I , OTI'EItY which - draws Sib JUNE, gives the greatest chance to the Adventurer for so small a risk : Four • Packets of Tickets, One u matted lit each Packet, are to he given by the Contractors to the fortunate holders of the first • dimwit Prize above 15t. when a Ticket may gain upwards of 1119,0,101. and Shares in proportion. • EvvoN has been truly lucky in selling Packets of Tickets : No. 7,051, producing nearly 4000/. and No. 3,618 producing .21,765/. was sold in Sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by kiln to the respective Holders, who received fur each Sixteenth 1,5171. 16r. 3d. ETTA N solicits a Continuance of the public Favours at his Lucky 2, CORN HILL; near the M A NSION-lIOUS E. sAld Tw ENT uin the Two list Innerly. 4, anti LAST LOTTERY, Valentinie's I).iv . 1 lib t'ebrtriey 8 , 110. 1 Prize of ....XtO,OOP 1 7 ' CA PITA', PRIZES, in Shan . .., at I, CC' ciox-Cro4 LATE 1.0 isriuty, • Drawn 201 k October, 1809. I ... .Prizet 0f....A10.000 1 . - bilik) 9 1 5OO 1 Capitals. Ile. Tickets and Shares for the NEW IiOrPERY, which begins mud calk on the "; 1 114 of .1U NE, nre no tr as alintituis with the usual tinailter of • MONEY PRIZES, besides wiiirh the Ctintractiir give; FOUR EXTRA PRIZES OF FOUR HUNDRED W ROI, E TICKETS, • by which a single Ticket may gain -upwards of 1 l(10,1419, and ;t Sixteenth 6003 Guineas. Schemes to be had, nith Particulars, at 4, Oirahill, and 9, Charing Cross, Lissitlan. I.2RANSCOMB AND COMPANY; Kw with their usual GREAT SUCCESS. sold in • Last Lottery, in 78 Shares. to the preceding Lottery : No. 1,7:II 4./Y(1,011) Woo. 2,618 £:20,000 4,654 sof £5OO each .. 2,503 Sof £.lOO each being Shares of almost every Capital thereio; and in I.ist Year only, Six of £IO,OOJ. and Capitals to the Amount of hosides the first 10.03.11. the last 25,01. and ONLY 43.01111/. ever shared; and to pre% inns year., In an Amount beyond all precedent ; are now selling Tickets and Shares in the N E W l.o' I'I:RT, to he drawn Bth JUN E, in which there me Filar Extra Grand Prizes of LIJ Tickets each, whith may produce to a Ticket 1:100,000, and to a Sixteenth, upwards of X 603,1. 111 t A N5(7031 and ('n. opin • guard the Public against the Ileceptimp set forth of their Firm, and Claims of the Sale of tfee first and last of Extra Could Prizes 1M given; the FACT is, every Si %wrath tray Sold, and the fortuaate Ad venturers each received 1.5171. kis. 3d. at their 01.1) and ONLY . Oifices, in Loadoo, ciz. : No. 27. CORN HILL; No. 3; 1 , HAYtIARKETk • No. 11, HOLBORN ; unit No. 269, STR A N D. They will never falsely itsert they divided a Capital which was not absolutely SHARED and * SOLI) to the Public as above. • 4 2 of .€70,000 19 of •• • • t9p,t l o lt 5l of £2.030 SI 0f.... ItiOni) 76. 9f 1,0u3 1 . 47 •of 5OlOO 99 of. S',JJ HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, shared 1 and sold the above Capital Prizes, and paid the same ' on demand. On .11.7 N E the Bth, the STATE LOTTERY will begin and finish. Four Extra Chances are given, by which the Holder of only a Sixteenth Share can obtain :ix Thotrauld Guineas. Ti. kets, Halves, Quarters, and Eighths; their se veral pmpartiam. ' Orders I toast Or Carrier executed tin thesame Terms as it present, at their OW Establised State Lottery Offices. , tld, CORN HILL, and ST. .MAIW.%RkT'S HILL, I ItiOIt.OVOH. . DISPUTL - 1 - For some time past an anonymous correspon. dent addressed the Managers of this Theatre, then is London, on the subjp ct of admitting the audi. enec at halt-price after.the third act, the same as in London. The principal inhabitants of Liver. pout, engaged in mercantile pursuits, cannot at tend till after post lime, nine o'clock at night. The result has hem published in Gore's Paper— the Managers refused acquiescence. Oa Monday week the house opened, and a great disapprobation was expressed on the part of the audience, by crying of H. P. (half-price), and by hissing, shouting, knocking, stamping with the feet, and some rattles and horns n ere used ;_ but on the appearance of Mr. Rae, the favourite performer, three times three were given univer sally, as indicative of the entire approbation of. his theatrical merit.—Some boys, lowever, on the outside of the Theatre, hearing a noise, and think_' ing that by these exclamations of applause the cause was gained, shouted and huzzaed in return, when, assaulted by the Managers' friends, they became in turn assailants, and broke the whitlows with stones. On Wednesday the tumult in a great measure subsided. On the subsequent play night, Thula.. day, the Nike being • augmented still more, liar many subsisted, but the Half:price adherents were calmly and coolly exercising what they considered to be their rights : not a stick, a club, or any offensive weapon was carried. A few placards only appeared ; they greeted their favourites, Rae and Mrs. Glover—hissed or cheered the parts they approved or disliked. The Magistrates having sworn in a great many wiper-extra constables, some were dressed as sailors, others as grooms, and distributed about the Theatre, with orders that if any one applauded, hissed, or knocked, they should first be warned. or admonished, and if they persisted, taken into custody. The result was, that eight or nine. respectable young men, con. nested with the first families in the town, were dragged to Bridewell—no person. gave charge of them ; they were apprehended entirely at the dis. cretion of the constables. A constable seized an individual, of the name of Abraham Lemon, an apprentice to s timber-merchant, whose can.' duct and demeanour *ill be displayed in the an. • nexed copy of examinations, taken on Fri day, the 18th of May, before Henry Clay, Esq. and John Bourne, Esq. Magistrates, by which it will appear whether the Itln.,•sy of the subject has been infringed upon u;• not. , P . Vezbio. . . , . • Mr. Raincock was empidyed.as—CounatifOrtits Defendant, and Mr. Stanistreet On the part of 64 prosecution. it is necessary to obserie, that to a question put to Preston, the Conbtable (who was lately charged with a rape), he said, "be hid his orders Flo* to proceed ;" but Mr. Stanistreet overruled the question, " by whom ?" put by Mr. Raincock, by which it will appear whether a constable, acting withoth a written authority, or a charge given, or without bringing the per. son be seizes before a Magistrate, may attack hini by the throat, drag him about in a most cruel and barbarous manner, tear his clothes from hiS back, and drog,him along theitreels, then iwpri. • foe hint from eight o'clock at night till past fire the neat day, the hour when this person was liber. ated on bail ! 4200 BAIL M-. Raincock clearly laid down the law., is sp. plicable to the case, that no riot, no premeditated assembly on that night Wok place, as far it least or any combination could be implied at all, which he denied) as regards Mr. Lemon, and declared he had a right to express his approbation or dis ' approbation of the performance; and that he was entitled to his free liberation, from. the evi dence adduced—and it was plain that no blow *as or could he given to the constables (being so sir. rounded and pent up by the constables, that eyed his arms , were confined, so that they could n'ochave I been used, if he had the inclination to strike). That he recommended to the Magistrates to con:.. sider, whether a man going to a Theatre, and ex. pressing his opinion by clapping, hissing, or stamping (as is every Englishman's right to do), was to be dragged away to prison, his clothes torn, and suffer every species of outrage, in a dungeon for , eighteen hours, before he can be brought before. a Magistrate, and then undergo an examination of near . four hours more—that if even Mr. Lemon was guilty, the suffering he had endured, the treatment he had met with was, more than adequate to the crime. But he maintained, that' no guilt had been proved —no outrage committedi therefore he was entitled to his free discharge. But Mr. Stanistreet having argued the necessity of coercive measures, by way of example, in the present case ; that if necessary, the police should be still further augmented, doubled, tripled, Her even quadrupled, to suppress riot or conspiracyi Mr. Clay, the presiding Magistrate, insisted on bail fur the prisoner's appearance at Lancaster.— rectognizances to the amazing amount of TWQ ili/NDII4O POUNDS lti• which *as instantly given. Copy of Examinant'', of Charges against Mr. Abraham Le mon, upon which he was apprehended at thekiverporl the:s ae, on Thsasday evening about eight o'clock, and kept in , custod,otill his examinati o n wasfinithed ofter f ueeolock on the subsequent day, divested of his watch, papers, and other pt,,pertj, by the auth or ity o f th e C onsta b le or eel:stables at 'AI, I Mail. PRESTON, Congable, examined. Was at the Theatre last night.dariag the performance; the House was at times quiet, and sometimes noisy ; begins to bit noisy between seven and eighb Daring the' performance there nos hissing, shouting li. P. and o histlingt.continucd f a r one minute, s .times for two minutes. It appeared to go round the gallery, and often in the middle; the wise con tinued snail nine or ten o'clock ; he heard whistles used i saw Lemon at the Theatre about t wo sea t s i n f ront; saw him first a little after seven; spoke to him ; the noise then began; I stew him stamp, knock, and whistle with his mouth; stamp ing and knocking with his hand on the hoard; at that time there were noises in different parts of the house; waittd some time; never was out of his sight; he repented ro noise from ten minutes to a qu once of no hour; others were doing the same ; Lemon joined in the noises both in whistling and , talking ; knocked !whin I him with his hand; he was stand ing, others Hear him ; saw his hands hitting the boards ; umos within three people of him ; pulled up no benches ; told him he was a Constable, and had his orders given to him. Question from Mr.• Its INCOCK.—WhO gave you these orders? This question was objected to by Mr. STA N tsTnEET. —Preston then continued. His directions were, that any person making a noise with rattles or horns, should he warn ed aid to do so, and if they did not desist, to take theta into custody. Leirom was whistling with his mouth ; went up to and named him ; did not hear him say he would express his approbation or disapprobation of the performance; was near enough to hear I 'I he had said so; he was standing when he and Joseph Sparks collared him, and took him into custody. lie (Preston) was not molested ; no one dare molest him; no one laid hands on hint ; was shoved in the Theatre, but does not know by whom; PI boner struck him in the fare, on the left cheek ; nut a grievous wound ; PO Mood drawn ; Lennia had no stick ; saw Leeson, who is a Special Constable, go to him, and n-k him to be quilt. Lemon said he would please himself. Witness then spoke, and said lie was a Constable, and desired hint to be quiet. otherwise he would take him into custody. Lemon replied. " lie had paid his shilling, and would do as he liked;" he ' continued the noise by knocking, stamping, and whistling. Ile (Preston) took him into custody; seized hint by the col lar, mid then called for assistance. Lemon made resistance, and struck the Constable on the face. People made a noise, some for his liberation, others the contrary ; brought him' to Bridewell, several accompanied; does not know Mr. Henry n.,r Mr. Samuel, recollects that Gentlemen (Mr. Dean) to have beetipresent at the Theatre, rliise to Lemon; does-not know Mr. R. M. Benson, but recollects Mr. J. Benson; the Prisoner had no instrument in his hand, he stamped with his feet and knocked with his hands; did nut hiss; watched the Prisoner; Evason spoke to him, d heardhi l i i i i i i . tog t q i w in c a l t l it L,.. e Ti'dieL;,,Ter',ZZld%., ,i m i, i r d he ti is w;: i ti ) l p plea se ruhat:On, or dis ap prob ation, c of the perform:nice.. Lemon struck hint with his fist; took him to Bridewell; . searched him, took a watch, papers, and knife; there were . ~dpw))trire.dlii(nenessisrlytoilopup'filt'e4loo)aadieeirsrkas ;:tilog:gdas;uvuoirelfehahr:ivismanuienh; noise," ; the papers last night; looked at and read the papers in his presence; lucked at the papers; Clayton was th ere; did not see aim persoo offer bail, nor did the Prisoner ask for pro, ink, and paper ; did not see any pe rh z, , , , a r gm d e id to n b at all i Ld ic id e tint aay p a a l y ,ise for a i l i o r i a s ardaeinis.casirotnaitad wastbe down; said he was a ('unstable ; Prisoner was noisy when others were quiet; whistled when people were oa the stage; had not any particular direction to take him up. , • JOHN EVASON thorn. saw A. Lemon at the Theatre, at b le le 4, left-hand side; he Wide u naive. s i t he a l n sl 4 a l i d S"Pini , e , c t oi l ar h 'ltC hi t : G f ee taiti t n Mist the house was quiet; he whs standing up; went to him and said, "Gentlemen, be silent;" said, " it was agiiirst the rale mese were others laughing and setting him en upproony i then Preston came 'up; t a ttle bark; d id not hear what nos said before some one shoved against hint and tee fell down; could not see any asore ; was hassled ; saw hint no i sy at first; did not see A. Liman strike. person ; was dressed as a Groom; no trowsers on; the Coastablelold hint to speak to those who matte noises, and If they would out . be quiet, to assist in taking them into custody. EDWAKD DEAN, Swortk. Lives in Ranelagh-street, his father is a rope.:maket, mad he is an attorney; was at tine Theatre last night in the gallery .~ ..._ AY' ~• rams • i