The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-10 00:00:00

,i . r , . I ""7.- sAIiIL INTELLIGENCE. rcyttot rrt, Ocr. B.—Arrived yesterday : the o ch ketch L.' impromptu, and French brig Le June, b o th in ballast, captured by his Ma. ci brig ke; and the sloop Eliza, John ir k, V astrr, from Cork, last from Falmouth ; a log;tr, name unknown, (rum Bilboa, ..1 t., (;antina, ladoi with steel and iron, de. hi ; Nlajoqy's brig Gold finch ; the • Attie.. strip Pep', Michael. Cluitie, Master, from laden with sugar, &c. bound to Got-. i„ ;t4 h; tho Portuguese ship •1 3 i 5 4 0 1a,. C apta i n r; I t :;') Jo,. Diie, from the Brazils, bound to • • . 1: ,, 0. P. privateer has recaptured and carried ro+ty an English brig from Valencia, bound „ 11 j.,11, called the Dra,tron. A l i i •J the Scipion, of 80 guns, Admiral Stop. rt ; and ,istrea frigate, for the Cape of Good the Presided frigate, to the 'Westward. Nit.tmto, OCT. 7.--Arrived the Agenoria, 3 ,,,„ from Waterford, for Swansea; John, piriphros, from Pembroke, for Curnarvon ; Mar v. t , Darks, and Mentor, Roberts, from Liver. Bfl3ltil ; Hope, Thomas, from Poole, for. L i„ ri 0 .,l ; Providence, .11iimpltreys, from Aber. fur Bristol; Redbridge, Cumming,. from. resi;roke, for Southampton; att.! the Mariner. go .hri4, Lieut. Griffiths, from Plymouth. s l ikd the Bountiful, Creigh, fur Swansea; .Mi track VOA and Henrietta, Camack, for Ma. i i.l3; a nJ Tkctis, Propert, for London. D EAL , OCT. O.—Arrived the /t/us and Active (Imo , Speculator Itiper, and Flying Fish from his Majesty's ships oil Flushing. FA 010 V MII, OCT. 7.-411 C Princes Charlotte i s kt . t c dp i. Kerr, renraitis with the Mails of last week for Lisbon, detained by contrary winds. est Whiting schoiniet, on a cruizd. • LUCIEN BUNAP.4IfTE.. A Mail from Malta, which arrived yesterday, bruurt the following letter : 14•LTA, AUGUST " The Pornone Mtge, Captain Beattie, test from the Hand of Sardinia, airived here vielrri.. day, the 2-Ith instant, having under her escort the American ship iforcukt, of Salem, with Luerstr 13,, a spaarg, his family, ausr suite. IVhat passed at (;4 .4 !liri on the subject ef• this singular person. age , / au mutt already hare heard. Rot withstand. iag hr lift the Roman ter;ifory very precipitately, contrived to bring off with him a considerable put of his moveable property, among which are lateral of his fine cabinet pictures, &c. " it would hence apvear, that be had been. for some time apprehensive of the necessity:of Wit a. ight. lle is lodged under the safeguard .the silitary, at Fort Rirasuli, on the eastern side of the entrance of this harbout, wits every'cOitetili /ace that the situation will admit. lie is not at all surprised that he should thus be in a mann& con. atituted prisoner of war, seeing that prtuliance tc ignir4 him, fur the present at leagt, to throw a dirk led over the ryal motives of his flight. The mYs.' tcry, however, he *observes, will Very soon be cleared up. That great political euents and changes are preparing in ?mee t as well as in thecountries. saki •et- dto her rule, cannot be doubted. . • • " luetrx being questioned on his arrival, in the, customary wanner, by the Pratique Officer, desciibed kiffrOf as FREDERIC') FAsaiclO . , a, Roinan.— T Was ite ashamed to bear the name of BONAPARTE I •Hii Lady Iv styles BOYER. ite has by her several fine dilate, in addition to those by his former as.arri, age. lie windraws himself as much as •peasAlile from the public ( ye." The Duke of ALBLQUBKQUE yesterday dined with the Othcers on gum!, at their mess-room ifs- St. James'. Palace. His Eacctlottey was invited by . Co:: lend Wooriroan, of the Coldstream Regiment) the laud of which played during the whole time of dinner. PLDE , TRIANIBII.—A Mr. Gtasow, a clerk, un. dertook yesterday, for a bet of 100 guineas, to go on foot from Hammersmith to Bath, and return in 72 hours, the distance being 206 miles. The pod's.: trim started at six yesterday morning. Ito bad pone %milt:sat eleven o'clock, awl he was at the fiftieth elite-stone at two o'clock. Ile proposed going 84 miles the first day. 'lite odds are agaiust the performance six and seven to four. A gentleman going out one morning, bade his Ilibentiin iervaut toil Mr. T. (if he called) that he blioultl he at home at dinner: very weft, says she servant, but chat must 1 tell him if he don't cell.. 'fits Report of the Hullizn,Connuittee does nut appear to give sterling satisfaction. • Tuesday last a desperate affray took place in fahmeester, between a detachment of voluatcers Irons regiment of frisb militia, who were on tbcir route for the depot at the ISle of Wight, and a body of trowinen and others. The dispute originated at ILSwan lon, Westgate-street, where a party of the soldiers were quartered, in which some t row men who were preseut interfered ; and this led to an assem. Idle in the sleets, of the partizans on each side, whin* conflict took place, which threatened the 'lost alarming consequences. On the first appey. Stift of disturbance, however,. the Magistrates. and o'id power interposed their authority ;. and -being aided by the personal exertions 14( Colo* hlosai 1 / 1 1 the Offizera of the Dist rid Staff, togetlier..stith a detachment of Captain hlonallell troop of oiyalry (fortunately at that time on duty), aid the Perms. Scat Stag' of the Eastern Local Militia, who. were .1 slider arms, and paraded the streets daring the !teeter part of the night, the rioters were dispersed. Tile Irishmen resumed thilr march t h e oextmoruing withuyl molestation. At the City 'Sessions, on eldvy, the thanks of the Magistrates were e x ' pcss e d to the military, for the laudable zeal and 41 "fity with which they eontribitkd their assistance es 14 above occasion. • :A . - ..1 . 1 0 11111,. , • -,T4io."' • Y . • • ** • PleltA,, Jinx , . ‘.. SECONb HAtTICHUFI* 0.14 • A 4itftilailAt44l 4 V wRITTEro )3X ;rift ; $13.14 - • . • " To my first Chief of the BAiest, (lie nllO Mortals (Mufti), to •my • brave IC4ignactuirtiena„sny • !guineas Dliaisters,my woothy bad** ond t( 13011 • of l'healogy, Explaioerii of the Kura aolyt, my !MAUI, th e Great of my . Court, My . corps, all Agar (Ghatamodets),Qaudro,tr#sotsliergOny servaats, &c. . . Si After my 'lmperialveetiagr • it-ipnesisiaitop i to . inform you, thitt.the tteacherous Muscovites,' those enemies to our faith, conduits in their resolutioktu bring their devices, which their depraved sours have invented, more and more- in execution, They have invested Impertil . cities 'and* fortressee". with war; and, 'further, overrun the . territory df Chu • true Believers. They are nut satisked with' putting ,Mahomet's adherents, with66l.dfstinctioll of age . or sex, in chains, wherever they .tutee, and, ltidrire many of . our pluedc!ed brethren, nuked front their homes, to seek. a shelter in the wilderness , where' nothing tut shame, poverty, and misery follosrs• ,Deno; but these Muscovites odor such cruet tut! ,unacceptable proposals, that it is impossible to per. ,rive . any desire of :am approach in them ; but, on ; the contrary,. the foreronners of their destructive. 'ilesigni are legible iu every line, hekialef a seeming .. in'-tiverlasting War. I, for uiy .part, .tgabracel lustiad of enduring so great a shame, with vaboaladisil confidence, as the anchor of our hope and of eti; ireliaro;the two folio Wing tette:stet' of tot Koran :- -'-* (Ina sots Ia this moment left you fur a while, because he knew you were iregski hut ,if you eats uuly count unhiguarstik. .brave mid Fourngeouv ere Morn roe. thin you ill; withttle help - of God, beat two houilaetiesiesaies.? ;• •• ; • " 14 another pelt,. says Gott to the ,Prophe4. 7 ., Assernakthe Van believers for bottle it:gadabout you; if there are twenty lira and brave Mtn, then they will tower two Qs:mired; ood there one isa hundred, tory will beat a . thousnol.' , , • • 66 . I entreat the assistiwce "of the Most • High ;' priy (or tie spiritual •ititioesco'd the- Prophet; I 'hasten to the field of victory, ready to head ) its person, the vanguard of the Attisultit.tits. As "qualm this 'my resolution Shill beinowt4 prepare for :ilk imperial bampaign, and assist•me to order every thing. • • '•••• • " l hated only to add,. shat,: as I em marching against the enemy, it is nut in.y . saim to attribUte the 'fruits of our victories to Myself. The only aim of my amhition is.tu let the faith of hlalitniectrinniph frustrateMie ilevices4f our ; tlvit ash eutii to:the fulfiiling of his .holy will. Tnotigh my commanite, ..that publish , ley Imperial campaign, .have - berwasade known hrtpughout, , qtj extensive dominions yet.nutwitilaten.ding, it must be renewed by'a k•iiily,lwlth, the . present Proclama".. lion: it is to be forwarded from'eue end to the other of my empire. • • • ,Every, NAlb, whose inhabitants of loins and iinmeiliatcly•march,, is In pe sus.. ? vended; Otithe Clergyman to lose hiS place. "„Without losing oui , .. E precico Attien with u eeeessary. • discirisions, with : idle, wishes, and With* insignificant arguments, by cutritaring the present with, „Mu past, -it will be mute eligible to be. ansioot of ama%eitig eiumnaition led other aegis. sirs aFtieles; 'and endeasour to be cnateisietl . wkth such . pr . uviii444p 11u 41Kaabstook# 0:14 affOrq; inirtrust to the Almighty foi taitis • " 'With s llie :purity o f our iletign, antosily trusting 10-" the - assistance of :Almighty ..G.14, 'let u s. ,risals.to, the.. keld 'of battle against ttiu esoe- Haters : Its one.wuril l ii all our regulations and proccustingsi the quiqtest dispatch 1p absolately • necessary_. May Divine. rroiridertce. ;mg. the,.Tietory to his 400E1 servants, and. eqver our nappies with shame and centiniion —oh t that 4hi! hopPPO The, glorious issue: depends kom God'---from him ;wpm all success-- , Victory is at hand • ,COOA , . 0 I'll b; 4(TOR. .1. LiverteooL, Ocx. 8.--riTtut theatrical. writers Of 'this - place have been raga occupied; lately with reaped to the,movements oI Coofee,the.actor ! ,Fpe pop, lime he was‘mitto4lo"..eltd nobotty could tind. `the place of his' retreit. , discovercd • that he•had retired, not for this purposes. of study, `but pursuits of a more jovial description: It • was then reported that he was on Oct point of death,' and had..orderod, a t sum .a.,mcoaerto Certain damsel, to chauitt A merry sung over his:grave.. Soon after it was reported that a- relation or his had recently died, and beqUeathed coosiderible prolierty to • It was said that he had actually 'ordered mopplual. for this, rohition, and announced his intention to re..., tire from pudic . life. The present report:ls, that he has enturetk into, as engagement with Mr; Coupe*, thn Auter)Can Manager, and actually sailed for the United States oit•Tliiirstlax last, in ay.essel itamyst' Columbia.. So Many reports, hOwevcr, have..beao circulation respecting this very eccentric orb In the theatrical hemisphere, that this last weport is put: geuerally credited. , , It, is certain, however, than sr. Quu o it,ohe A s indefca - 9 Manager, is here raising; v reoruits,i said that, he offered:CO . o6,e no less 'Utast thrtellykivoiiipelmill . or guineas,' tai perform six • • • Weeks,ifilatineiiica;Jtypt, siplampting an offer,. With' the chaniu'or;jirefitable henefils o may haveinduced. him to.engsge is the Wc , , . • derstipid, ie.sentler f atti ei With the Covent G lgilOadurs, •bit kthas neves' heen ebierved that he ; thonglithiptself rigidly bound by such obligation*. .A few deys will Of course 4eter,minewheiltet: Count • is now on -Salt water,, or whether . ho.is fluids of a more agreeable kind, Mrs. Jonn,i **has .been very attractive, 'and has performed with as, much spiritnt ever ski did. *,`A. ,4eig candidate started. for ward ors ip, s tlie part of •Dr. , l'umior, and acquitted himself' sQ we.ll, l that he •is likfay to become a lavottritea, His. person is small, but he seems to have a COU % 'filterable share of judgment, and no small portion , o f humour. • His name is. Lucite, and he is said to 40 cy liatc tAlly frOin his great Oil(); sophical namesakc. His conceptiun of the. part *a* accurate, .and he exhibited great Jpirit in -the per. formtinie of, H.., , lirwas, .oar Manager, Berns have watt r ecovered., his. health, and :though - Ate. has dra!” .. ,..11ia *kcal talents as Attretitoti, yet, 'as" ca. ,taper for littlittc ionuietmeat r ,he is Attlee ) zelletri l . and *beta • • • ,~ . 4 • • PUBLIC riItPUIL , • . APPOINTED TO DE MD AS AN . ANTIDOTE 1 T TIM CORRUPTED, DSCiIrED 3 •ND DREseruLtAir JURE.° immix. • . . " A Wit's a Feather, a Chief's a Audi " An non as? Man's the noblest work orGion." Pere. " Who does the beahis circumstance anon's, " Does well,acu nobly ; Angeh can so More." Y•urce. 1 On Virtue can tdose trite Freedom stand; On Public Virtue, every virtue joined,. • WV Olean FAD! us in thee we've &sod— For lost, time social cement of mankind, ; The .greateA empires, by.scarce;felt degrees, ill moulder soft away, till totteriug loose . They proue,at last 44 , tout Thou, tirta vE WARDLE! whp.commurst for Pravda's, Caa ne'r be justly deemed thy S -7—it's foe. No : ` us tilt wretch chat tempts him to subvert it; The soothing slave, the traitor lathe bruin. Who best deseries that name t , he is a worm That eats out Willie happiness of hipaslouts ; Unblest by virtuK•Cs—T it lea g ue_ _ Beeotnes.a riveting Janie . Oft ' ' , ••••t • .To rpb by laws, nut Mud us into : • • •- • . ••• What are without it, ,§eisates,save a roes. k . , , Of 'consultation d eep, and reuno.free, , • , While the ditternita'si voice ant heart ate 84;1.6? • rn What blasted Feeedusi, tare isouniliiinastri • , And wit a Llectiotn, betw market' .• ` • •; • • Of slave, self-bartef d witbmit thee. , • • There is an rulingee„ an nerve, In Stales; • Even Justice warps to Party, • Laws oppress,' And through the land their Whisk proteciion &Els; •• ' Then, shantckss pens, OrrtplainCorruptiumplead,,, , The Itir'd assassins of the common eqt,. • . See t bow to lowest deeds, the nigittsi stoop; . . . • The rich, like starvisti toceichesohirsttbrgoter See those on whom the ierunt•shooer 614:eavell, MI-bounteous fall, and that prime lot bestow - A power to live to •Nature and themselves, With forttuse joyless, add %silk atiiiiitarl 'ALAN 1 • Tbus Nations sink, doelety dissolves, • !tannic, and !.life, awn Violence break loose s • Everting life, and fuming love, to kill, Min hates the face of man; and Lidiaii woods, • And Libya's hisnog sands, to him are tame ; 13ut—a Peoplestrugglior, with their fate, marl reuse A Bu tin Err's' tomb. Nor cart a land at once Be lust to Virtue gait.. How glorious iben Fit luxury fur Gads 1 t I save the good, • ••• Peones the feeble, dash bold V,, e aside, • pepresi the vi N -LIKE, nod true worth restore! . • . Fioarsordid self shoat up no siiiniug dvds ; • . • • Notjeof tiuyse apricot lights that gladden earth, • Girt grace io being, and arouse the brave. • Life, iptileirspeut, is du idl, hustling round, *st ith artions,inirosl and mean; ••• • A daft gazette l• a flat, old tile! • • • Not to Ilse timrs when„emulatioa-stung, ,• GrCere slionc in geniis, scienee, andln arts, • And Rome in virsuez;, dreadful to be told • Te live was GLORY then-, and, mankind • . • Thro' the deep . periods of devolvin4 time, . • • if then with-as such virtues yet remain . Let (*kiwis Now ail 'parties dmtig aside, - • - Let Worth and Ilenowt, scorning low despair, • : • • Exerted full, from every quarter shine • , • Cavonied iti heighten'd blaze ! Light itasb'4 tonight * Meal, 6r Intellectual, noire intense By giyiux,ovrin7•As on pure' W inters ere . '" • ' . • 'oaddat the tikis firsa•_•,••l..•• r . • ••• -• •• • • I :net stragflugeist * • ;' •Ia ihtelt,prittlishMposed, -alias oat impulse • • ' • Each casting ,• . • • , .From Pole to •Fltiii a•glitterink.deligte plait, • ; • • • ; And World. attlarieloice, 1 04 1 11ra • Then to. will'enese that. bsstof •',•'• By w boa' Wide die t 6 0441 sod( of ustri • " . • Lite brothels !Nei . iii Utah* eadsii'd.4. • ••• Oh, Peace I 11.!ot s source "ad, Ilfe; •.1 Beneath whose ~nN • •• Science his views enlarges, Art .. .• And stiellioi Commerce ekes all her portal' "ißkifbeeselinat dinar wimgives jr •Thiat lOW NMI* ifitiaPtt Imab his horrid :445. ••• '.• • .Wortslo*lise grthbt 160691 into rwt . • . •.; Who sheaths Ihe staroktios . blatie, the'deselly gie ' .laso tbomell-pied 'armoury resents.. t Makevery vlour.froas the workwf Dm* • • . : • grAeful inles!iy converting, The Country Botiiish; and the City stuilk— Nor bleai'd aj kotoe albaywls prithieslMß 'By Far as the 4iiti ridis : tlae,Mittalve day, ••. • • • Far as the breeze can Kew the gifts of Paact i . • the haiir Nadias cat& the song. . • . ' J. T. 1.3R1G11.719N, Oct. 8. .• • On Wednesday last••the - colours . elite Centre Battalion •of stoc4l' Militia Wein consecrated, on' which occasion an: appropriate discourse was <dent xered on the spot - by the ROI% R. 3. CARa. Titeer . were presented by Mn.a Guan4W, e T em number of spectators; Wise, the ceremony was finished ) the whole .Corps' gave three lilies throe cheers, and the Colonel attlered every matt it pot tif porter in the evening. .. ••• . . • The Regiment was on Saturday rlischargedopd: the men's conduct. on *hit occesion'kept, pace with the character which we kiite before - Justly giten them— . F ridgy lastikilitiling matehibetween someati. • litany GetttlenAen was tiecidad al faTour s of- Brighton lugger, which parted. from: Wojtinniti d s: competition with .s boat beloliking 'to, that place. I The Geotlumett i ,we .utwierttand, took the tettage. ment of the boats thews setvert; eh& rtte , cirliwNif'thel lugger seemed 44 possess the art of steering - 4o pre: , eminently, when compired with the crew of the Worthing boat, that they arrived here at least two hours before them. ~. , • . • . • A . TRUE Pit s urnEr.—An Hibernian, tried and, conv4ted during the last Wi;sii;in Ciregit fora burglary, on being asked his age, ris Ustisr, by the Clerk of the °tied, replied, he believed he ; was.prettli well as old as e;'cr he'd be; sing 'ill!: c lined giving any' other answer. He was eieeuted e n.oo,Wellarsday following. ' A few days ago, as three gentlemen were coming a-shore front t vessel in the Dry Duck, Leith, along a plank, a rope, reaching from, the vessel to the shore, 'serving for ra rail, on leaning too much .to Which they Jost their bliltince, and fell . to this bet. tom of the duck; by 'which accident, ono of the gen tlyinetr.was . io Andel' bruised Vat ha, died . oegt day: Theollier Ora' tetatifthr as ntsßec . t* -1. lnlw IW - __- _-, ' c , OC I E NT-GetRDEN tam Aria. . 46. • • ihhailaki r i A . " **'•.;t • Sir RICIARD STFELE'S Comedy of The .Con -3seriila-LWeir'so9,l performed at this Theatre 7jrfs.. - p'fitknor. , .. Young • Deville .!vas Tilled by • lA,ntai koliut ant ref) 6tte mastn!•r, , AMorig all the hinilmaids in the suite of THALIA, wlttiVislobtaidt4 might-Iy, re the is nut utte who I ..- :is,/ess-qbalified to personify t'c tentler,.el4ant In- Nana, °tall Mrs. If. Jen tes.res ; but;indrs.•s l , that) Arii•Atti'fFttiliFt oti - the S,liige sib., are equal to. the. performance of teat character ! It is a part that requires all the grathoe of a Tragedian, rountl,:i by. all the grace, of a Gentlewoman. We remember the lime when. the late Casty/nano dui uut. disdain to play it., • Mt. Jogit• was whimsical in Tqm who is a act..: 'rant of ,Thp old school, when* obetlioce was Cent; prelAded irr dirty,• though the boomer of Ihe in. would Ito sometimes paramount to dis. cretion ; or, in other words, when the . feelings of . , the domestic were not entirely absorbed in the cor r. vettings of the coxcomb, which is but too, common, i.l the present era. • Mr. Eozwron was calm and ris nd proper in triqtain.., ing 'the part of Sealand,' who is an English Ater., chaut of the best class ; that is, a liberal trafeker, i mho-supporta the interests of his country,- withiant, any reference to that sptcies of anthu-deiter eau which would 'combine the Citizen and the' Courtier in the same intlivialual—his dechiratioas era; 'is faithful. as ibis pages of his ledger, adV opinions war yin's thetide of frOcial Intfgrity.' The P.Stkrfon s Psfort, was Elrifectly . ' 4likigEt . eiiitti• and the Pliftit, by Ur,. C. • • • was, spr y and • pleasing. She' was gay ..aod voigniiiit l , yet arid impelinent. , • LEWES, Otroarit 8. ' - 'The presentation and conSecritioriort of the ?emery Battalion el Local Militia, Cum.: mended by the Earl of Catene.taa, took plate on' Friday last, in his Lordsfrip's!park'arStanaser;'near this town. Tbc cegiment arrived oh the gtonnd about 12 o'clock, and shortly after formed on the spot appointed for the'verentiany, trhenitaay CitliSTIR, supported by Lidy. Mistime' •Pfrigt:La and Lady CAIOLItiIt PRATT . , hating coins forwatd; his Lordship, with the two eldest Emir* 'dimmed to receive the col ours. ' Lady C I Mit Ist kadditittAt timiteaitnent in-the following animated terms":-. " • '5 Sbotdd everthe °Mem and' Soldiersar the Pevettley . I MOM ,bg c4l l ed nom to defeod 'their Gutman tutotost Am. elle , miei of' their Counkty, mOy the zeal. which Was s eminently distinguished their Bat eetkarours, alwals aniniate 66.641 N - and be attended with.the same MUMS." ) ,"il Hie Lordship,ln a most expreseive•reply,,sai4— , ' " Under banners ..o.presetited, the isevensey*input, WWI God's assistance, will be ever !early to defel4 UFO' yid " 4 - Coihnry." ...On the return of the Ensignk• With 'fiti into the line, lieut..Cul. IliumAs ordered a genera salute, and Lord enlotiirrta liavittf repeated to:the men hir Ladyship's address, and his ow n . teply,:4ll4 desiring every man 'who agreed with him A:04116e sentiments, to take off hiOcap . tild cheer,lll44tolo unanimously joined in giving three elate's.- l'"na' • • he regiment being then :formed 'into' . Otis of a square, service waspprfo.knied *sod it plisitseu.. eetient th'elippitipriate ternion- delivered 'by •tkit Rev. Mr. !Lucia, his Lorship's chaplain. II , Thetcereniony being concluded, the curfipenrTe. 'tired to the house, where an elegaivt'breakfusi had• been prepared for above TO jserson's••and ittotigh there were considerably nio4 • than • Butt Muni,* present, from the excellent irrrangekieltitt, 'the labiltit were'repeatedly filled. In thelrieati time his:Lord. tittle had, with his accustomed liberality, orillefded out plentiful 'refreshment for thii . kWh, Aihti lead marched down to the lawn it frtint 4 tif.The hoists, and piled their arms. The seene.iviailttalfieded by the Prince's band, who' played titatii47 Ore whole of the morning,• and the day was oetseisidled• kit dauce on the turf. Uuivertal satisfaditile peel trailed throughout ; • and the regimeait :tete - Hied home most - highly gratified by his I...,rdsliip'S•kincle ness, and the .praises they had so deservedly eb. *sifted., :- We cannot, in justice, dislivistr•thielifbide4 444tIta int obstriing, that the cundudistitife inves t - ,hiring their 20 days training, was eieettiinglyioraterly . 'and becoming their characters, both as endues and so!. biers ; and the behaviour of the regimentli ;seem tiled. at Battle, Brighton, and Otocliester, we have au. ' thority for . Stating, were alike wurtlty coeuiteuday lion. ' • - A . HOMO MOIISTER.-14 'sr Monday,. AA . ofd *taisseearne, it, pity tobilidonnecatini, we at itthbolO from the perbiii4 -Wall taken, tp, eliatifed lifitftw'shocktag crime. Re; on thalami , dayi-•,•undetweett-t an • exiiiiination b e (dre iisf4 • fesiewettkil wito dally. eutitnaittrd' orsbaei .Gaul, to,llako•hiet trial (of. 'the Offetiegc,,at our next s assizes. Tbislioary tniscreinahad s 44loloo-01041.1141% • frequeiteil the banks:of owe' delve, -110 r 114 field, as an angler I and Stased4lll lirl,"lst War "INC yea r 4 short of, four score. •'•:. ••• s. • - - -• ••,t , The Treititireffhip , of Covent • Garden Theatre,' • vaeatieby the death iif Mr. : fitments; -hay beeo very • proveilly 'Waited ter Mr. JOHN litt AN DON : , • who list• • ,bent) the chief pall` Q( ire Id In that Tlteetti, and' has been uniformly destitignished for a Ze.41001 ) able; aid ideritoirloait perluidianCe-of ,his ddtt.•; • _ r b A scene illsjracefoi hasyrevliled in Mone N `tined Moutfay Morning, iti Collie. mitenee of X Mr.:Dlicheison basing taltUtt•yossessi..o: `,of lc hedlie,; tits . .prtiliertyi ; atcupieil by Woman, ,who has had regtilsicetice , to q u it, and it* lfi ch him cur seerears•of rent. Mr. Nicht . thi)Vis object was to repigt the bossy, •and•-•• having 'fitt'n OA 'the Windoeis of en upper •story,-: , 'Ans!•fehafee . rsisett• atralartn by thlevesi'tsC7'Vh4 . •w hole street was soon bi an' u butt was assailed by several riitliios, awe! -imago. most unmercifully; bouever,' was j00tt . 4411/ eseape to St. Giles's wateb-hOUse fir security: 4 ... veral hundred persons had collected, and 'in .tilt evening they conveyed partitions and• tither More, a w es f r om die house. IMO, the street,. and busieei 'them, and the nioir did npt ~depart .sitistil: three• o'clock in the Morning.. They inustered igen, yes.- .terdayinorhing and proceeded other act% ut , tio. tepee, but some of the ringleaders w• re taken into • cui!tody by Officers from Matlborougli.steeet .1) Tke;neigtxbourtitiod is yet is coufebiuti. • .1 • • 00