The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-08-20 00:00:00

_,~r. ~ ~~ . • I~~~_~~. late him in charge ora t tfothirltdat. 11n then rettiffl d, at found the goitre/1, - marked, behind the Inthrs; On searchijlthlbli,dtatatiefiit half-guinea irns four ll4 mdervi t0.,014.1,4ftil to.r.nswer for th.f,l ' • '' 1:4489/1. ttkatin Liottitqq , 40 w AtA ta44444. Vatitwitz aikA, "los Wed., t hivirover, ' l . ,ider•s• , ..4 ALLNLIR DAWWN. • - •.: sief, . - ti tcort. • •' • • ' Iltettp[4: - Xenitispßi . itlised: an interesti n g de. r ty df a c resie titialq4 te.leitraled convict of ttie l a &'- s i'so has' s 6 4ic44 fils , , tr•-•d thr __ 1111.14 otia'" w- . 1 . a •• • , , . . . . . .. Gliii.wiLlA. ! " ,• . , *Robert Johkson and ElinaJobnion .were charitekt . before tbe Sitting Magistrate,.by.Jeseph !diem', r i4h., robbing Isisil.eadv-furnished lodging, ix( sundry .arti- • cies,: which the Prisoners had pasvned;. The dopli-r i eatei kers found upon them, and they w,ere rem:mato edwotil to-morionythar Ose broker with wilonvitsior. plidged the articles may attend,, -, , 1-'4l . b--, t , ti ' Ortiaans Ovcrat!, a baker; bs Lad-unavrpiA 31. 6i. - zfor , hating some bread ,itt his pentsessioqretuler. 1 the assize 7 sic e u artern leave' were; pasekiptel, tho.l tlefieitneyi id; .. which, altogethei,, a roqplited, te • ~. `r g ounces. The Foreman of the llorpseat,;tatvii,.that; Overfill had beets tvi ice before detected in vending brad snitl'ir 16i pidtier'hietgitti' 'Phtl Wiottif Widli - - f, ? lan •i ft er a wrier, -repringind,l roossitterilkffe of the 1 osus:l fine of ss. per ounce , , as tO-veteliliroe nestel•beo forekeinioroight up it . sigiitaYst" , qte ': -1,, ~ niG ht 4 'Apllitifititi ' . . •,, . , 1 I.• - •1. . . i .e. Edreards was chlrglil scsfltfrobbin.,J:4n. Teirr• an aged mass,, and l a reirtlarikthf'llOsleys,upep. - . • r hatnes,. of 51 guitititi,,,plid;hhille prticeil ( itor right in Fieet.street,: ,Ttle , Cp k esPlsi4istt -sisite4 ) :! Oat as he was vs . :11011g near thdcbt'ner of - lee i t-siteet t i bet n een eleven-414 t*eive 0!F,t(14 'lie. 1 ' as sPliviiiiio- ! d ,by sevetat Mee, who' posPed • him about . witk, • great ikedence. lie weistltil.l/4Terhyle:i vine.vatilik' te &yea them,.,when itilartseilk l 7, • rusti.eil -In lifte! bim, ,rel i ed 1080-1 . 7.1 fie lif:44, i . 1 .0 dra gged him Mit amongst his_cOMpostoni in Ale . street, put his wi;a forcibly into his po rR et, and drew Icitth Smelt bogs' in whioh !axis 34guineas3 thes# he atternEted to,•dvw! to a Tama'', isear, hp°, wine ik . 611 t>ri de gi-einity and severa‘of . the guineas. fell' oat Cwitness .. imme....l 4iately, gaiped tkePllsoner'by .the l thlopt, and iiii:l tlsongh prttsed r op both.sidesrlielteptlsik h!sld uniill two Officers come np„' and secured the Prisoner.-t! Ilene of; the gnitsees wens recovered.. Jehn . llasfrr i and Dttsiel rriece t t w o. axthii pctirele, !nerd the ; of "..stop Thlt4l' end ob k cOmitig Up found 'tiltP riOner in the coital) , of L oamy. The Prisbnei . , said, the Officers" lied periutided tbe CeMplainant to: wear an ay his life. The Cunetahle 'of the NlOtf, however, .said, that the deposition of Lackey, from 1 ant to last, bad been decisive . a's to the identity of 1 the Prisoner, who was consequently folly committid. in the PrisOnet's pocket was found a liash.note,.bist r ~. , .. nothing elin% of Importance. 'lolin.eketlaly.,lohn Brailleg., and' It'illkom . Wilt, 4fere'clialled With pliking Octets . ; in Fieet. , stratt, l l on the same night. The watibmart stated, that fool sari Weili.tate a handkerchief from the pocket of ; • d Gentleman: he lattnediately setured them. They were allowkd instil this day's* Contdder whether they. *odd serve br the-nivt,' de &tilt their trial for the offence. , .. ► :.,rcls;s • •' ' t • Mr. Clarke, it tailor, residing it No. 9, Holborn. bill, charged Catharine Mockers and Catharine Ed vSards Withribtous and improper conduct. It ap peared, that about six o'clock yesterday morning, Kr. Clarke's apprentice heard a rations rapping at the next door, and going %tit kit expostulate with Mime yeung,tmain, they both tormiseneeti a furious attack upon him, llotli with tehtue and hands; he retreated in ,pretty,gorod ordeor . to tke shop, whither he was pollee& by - the fOitiiinnons, and the battle raged so furiou4v allot -induce Mt. Clarke to come down stairs. 14;nteetoptid,. in langhage of civility, to - Preientsthe Ladies fidin proceeding further, when Catharine f Edwsids selaisil a :candlestick that stood upon the counter, said aimed it blew at his head, Whic%load he' hot, fortunately, •by putting • iii his band, prevented from taking effect, would, .he was convinckl, have prevented him from attending that day to . 'proveure them. His hand was much injured. Catharhie ktlackm not being so outrageoms at her associate., - tea* discharged, and the other was corn. mitted . to the House of Correction for seven days. • HATTON-GARDEN. Yesterday, •Willium .'tunnel, apprehended by Hutt and timberick, officers, was brought up and underwent a final examination, being charged upoh . oath nith selling and &posing of base coin, resem bling Three Shilli , ..gs and Eighteen-penny Tokens. A p sincipal evidence against trim attended, who stated, that by information he went ton house in the, neighbourhood of St. John's-street, where the Pri soner was, that he purchased..twe papers, the . one containing fourteen Three Shilling, the other a like number of Eighteets•penny, counterfeit Tokens, And for which the witness paid the Prisoner thirty shil lings. which he produced. Other evidences corio, borated the fact. The Prisoner not being. able to rebut' the charge, was fully committed to Neviarpte for trial. Thomas Cosgrove and Mart, his wife,- \Vein brought .up by Wm. Thisselton, officer, and under.; went a final examination, standing charged With hav ing stolen from the dwelling-house of Mr. Clarke, in George-yard, Ray-street, Clerken well, sheets, .wear ing apparel, ,&e. It was stated, that A few days ago the Prisoners took lodgings at' the above house, and that they quitted the tame at night, when the property was missing. The . Prisoners not making . an) defence, they were fully. can mitted.to Newgate , for trial. • . • - 1 10 .W 2 gTitt.K. 1, !II •. art ' Ile yr on qu a -1(05,-0g Tuesday angtfugl. thmid i • .13•;a fume/ was brought UP* charged with iuglithilli i . . buying goineasfor more than their nominal value. . ' k A wituess.flor the Solicitor of the Mit prorechhis 1 going to the Prisoner's• louse, who .keeps a clothes- riscp in Ilesamings..ccouTt,, ilaymarket, hay* a ;,,,' 1 conversation with him *oust the situ and purchase ; •of guinewls ends-rte•lenAth,seotlisig them for '2.gs. I ......•‘ , each. The IPrisonee,sairti .he would give the witness "..'t .25 shillings and•sis peace:Kieh l it•ho would bring him ! ?P en " ~a quantity ; • tleat ho had kOD. guineas vp stairs, and; 1" -,51;,1' inteutled-to take them &hived himself.- The .wittreas • " ail. then retired - , end gave : a signil , to. Humphriee, the . Lew-street Offices., who was math% outside. the ! ~ house;. be.enteredisotnedintely, and *took the .P s i. to' intier iuiq cu.tudy, who resisted violently, deg • if. he wonted to sob him.. liumphries - :reptieti, that with... he did gut, „Wit. ;wiled the guise's he had jest tected be Igist. Three women assisted.ehe -Prittehttrs -and, a to ., a -el& ensued, ill. %f lack. his . % f igment-pocket was; of fi ce , - • 2.0,• torri.off.. Ikumphries Observed him polA his hap ber• l bind kerne clothes ;,..bi lid seinethimAt lhe.,wdlnesi,„"; - ' • s l i'llehicw, widAh llutisphrlcs was Tetrst c saae4 . ,., t .tri t t ra,li . -Ms minnt 4 r, wit for trktun tq itice the fr ituiniplf,qtal. ; lie succeeded in git i ffirgilm &it 'let o' •ItcretcLate point' ed legalfAct,, aftrit4 the 4ttitq ga i r Ml wrl ksameo. ilictiolto I 'azittAsi woi 15 . ifho oft r orior day tti k *bugle.' Mats: ~ Srx Me& wfittti; Ip bac+ denier' j Stimeirt-, t Thiy int lit acrest palls treint. kce'stt the plu ICivkas the , viduajur A - Officer stated: . scmbl such was f being assernl office nated, to, at guished number 'rent gates \ served taker kepi On were I sty of ten► him 'orient, 'f thi Me sal 1( 1^ '. ~ 1 .I 1 I I. .~ ' I I 1 . , • .. , . I. I A T •I ' . M 1 lo 0 I 4 a 1 i 4 i II r , • , .1 ; .: , i • ? ,+•! i r . r 1, ,• ~~'~:~~A~3, iA rarissounsiess SUM WadOlf. - • • .—adobic iliti r tellfivAg f .tiAeln *l' is 11 1 0•60 Vdtirer lin etleefitheWiftnritiMr knie) &TA op tnvi.fi muter *tcine , - ' Qmeenit. 10i li irlimed t 4911" . darev.177,7,... L,f..,, 74 . 4, . ig . . 0 : . area convict : of the; rs.e On seterenmgenie, a GOaNwsw rvc .. ....... , _ 310 AVVIII4nr ione •-• a n 01 ISM res lector tins ceieur I;,e..oulnth i iidrp, ll:. ,a s il e ri al l , l ; . lr ,... derett - __ , , . 7 ; . t t1y p y,: 11 .4 7i4dig,...4.l,:lialrt;:ef..usiiitiver titlePttf•Kfag .-_,, iiildro loh ooro se o s tad oe - o f his qtatteatf. l (whicnitrod Wise', 'watt has* stidAefvectly sntfered the penalty - a. r 0,440.0 athiitel . a . ~A al 6, 4 e e ntellinVbi. . . hit-keilial4t,-WRPCatharioe-,ofi Soognii#;•it•, devitil I attionkit'irlii'dhibiSiate's the foirowiti ' • • • . g, viz.: , -o ' son !tad been maey ye l ars e tenifer, thaf ii a • -* • • onc e All" t i tlii . iiiiiieir, it A ,S.aryaf4fi, , . 4 1 14 . cl u FWOYi fu''. sPecimen .9 1 ,tile sl#l of i 4-7 Do. a slindar.i i -• , „I v.l: . 4 ''''' i 4 1 .' s bur tangua , atVeli j 1,5 ACCillinary arraugements ' person ii;ho 4 bidss'np 1:41 we;O: the - futtelon thg tip f i r i i i qoaa isetilie r liense, . i. . MEI x i 4 1 "I ' ll?" dirigAZlCA • tip;'ei f ip s i--; - . ~ . . 'td'siellielrials•or horSes,eltd*reportrtethe Batters; s i lSatorneicAdtgn"f. r :A l w ,f,tßeoch.PSl Po- .."' .: AY 1 wAfti lit,' &c. &c. &C. - t !who iharf . coufideecif, it: ,A,s iedgment and ionSiti• tdi : that, a°' the transact ig i -i- °o "' P i lce • be ,, t ' w *.n ee i I :VfiVW OII MA idifirhttifehr you 'to allow ' daily from Tkpiigh perfeCt4 illtterite; it- ' fiat] a * citmpreltenscve ,itdvs!aud•D av ' s9 . l4T Y °D bf- b c 3 P "li`c e '''''''''' ' heosferfie stool:nu t ight . d e re: a od we ii_beiorede the inipd ; and' watt' est'e4a4gd an eXcelloot . pdge, 40 at • r asiu apublic-roorn, it t i ,helisid4 Allow , 149 1 1045 „'' st''''' - ' Latte,ltopy s into •lacel.,c•heilabtfrat ail'. au-alµl mid - 4 1. 49 t ,, ri4ol _, I •1•' • , y to illitingtesileccatrately the *tar ortiatvels'of t_i!VM*9ll .11 aFe ,bred ifolAiiVoilii. 'tr,.. - • herea(jer,emuyiec, l. - . ., , ~,....4 , . .. 7 t• -c , . • } ..,1 ~, ;. 04e °Hi* over atiodPr. Lori. It' . ., , si l inn,.: 1, 1 ,1 b, g , ti iver, .observed, ! thafnalbe Tear% 4 4 f.' P • %V a l I rVsf, rvery mottling at brel.efast onu cltyne ',..r . twjcp,witli I paWsoit • after h 4 e4i,d, l ion • ition, a"; this' te a . 4, !Airy and heifitteAckcciillitis t '9• 114 ''''' 'bey( at our kechyn, onn chete 101 l lid oou m?unclief, couriers oWn 'reguest ; 'btit,' glivintilleit tit i'..ti a i 1,,, .I'r:t. • •,. .:,'"•.•• • .. -- 4 a , , bp should 1 1 0 1 017 ainf•AbteaWsl'irmiti".lailbitOplifsefiHaie;ll7nlrti':iii&e of idb - itt r 'nin• had t 9 comittutiicati p Atte ifirri , „iie hope of r0 , • . : , , v ,_ I ' ..i id circle's et : ., 1 b o a t ive ohm. • el: : 9 . 4of Pi' . mot ••'''•.' : ' :. ' .. ` Mir ' sou 'had snide iiliiir: 'secret CrrafrinSiii i Ati'm's 'a 0 1 / • . torte Lord Foley, ..orviesits IQ 11 , ! c,nnapititiaftio, and hit ••,• • --.). •i. A • 1. , 44 '1" . 1- t- litl.l:ieffnlifib:lthaNtot.--linTlihbe°-On.fragetiter,llital keg 7 de*" * l of F ht, - atere Worse, if posilble,Thilre Orr Men-'4 ato l l 3.0 ,,,, 4 4 4 0. 0 , v ,,, i i4 4, 0 4, 11 ,, t e waste ~pf* ,che.te, t LoidAtip' was , cr.tanily tilu . oi' AiSposed le save' his • t,Lottyldit drilers4attenselsbryfli sitrOke risidgt is to he* , lanieuted that the 43flifial Pnirli . t ; bo d e at _e ar. Liao& tye., 4 4ff , i 34 ~ ,41( t it,gal,one.,,Q!,,adei li t fi. 4. lu speaking of . ."(ti`o"'seniaf a ll'pl ftrytilenters, ha . n , revreaented the, iidetgate ,ii" iiFi..2p4, lquaiii fittut ttis flow - wire pasted up, Road/toeing • the ii I 01111.0; a t ,o -y r rea t r ry t;Tr a t r . .- 'ltttidi a l ,Atiethno i ritii - initine% at bilole *Viotti' i ivitlrliifiiself f o r tile ,c9 . 4inifo,o,c,shu.i.i.it irt 'which he le • e t t ' . • MI tt:takel place, did not cerddin a strict co a den 1 oft Ire . '" pitititt7e bari?lifilq:/frlagiliihdlif ißlitit'bur battrye • adasilliett,placed . , ' JO , taser rAt,t , et i p,....is i oni t•iiii mkt. is/ *ilitthargieg fire-arms, and 'letting .. 19 id lilt streets, and au intimation that those • bare. .... r ;i f . . 1 „ , te ,'„d • ..t.:.: •'-.1.i 1 t:11 . ..i*-- •. •:•,- ilk „wl I. urnsa .In 14 . potiottieg ifsteriieVtticti i • ied ti • 'W I? • offended would be puniahed with the utintist • .: •,. . t r. . ••• 14 ' i • -Itesett 'At-.o3ppanimettae - of. poraget•alnieSe a- Mt, .1144 2 ( 1) )? r iirs y l p 't , q 4ottoln..,,soit -fpgiodellar's. , .. L .ior the laav: The mob itt•Picertdilly;: on • Mott- ton, and limir44,.At , .,sur . said Itechyn r . a .:rite of ' eaton-4 1 -; fOw . n lidt,'whos.e ' names ft w`f.uriel bp lei- night, was organized end led by i fellow twith • "l. -• • ' e -7)eit . • .• . . • • • ? el: f ete b l rektit,„l.ls{PpftrPz, °"" 1 a i;a!9ii? v n i, ) f,,a,le.•,•a i i. Ted ee ifo r enek l. ~. n ,;nts ,n . . :i • . 7 . ) .. I , t:i c :l 7 l.l l: i a ls ., h u e e d ,l , /e ii ii : p j. -- gle.horn, ivlxo• collected osodiSpeisedthenviry , hit. out ru t,••Y'e. ' 4 T , • l a ?v , s ,r[VI 4 4144ititti di tin ". r' .. 4ia4 ,:t0 i,,41. al., Vt .- lentil° lit ptir manip,t, s. • 4 ':' . •'' ' •' * ! s I: . MI - At'l ft ei lutiPir it'ctiete !off, and it Maitneltet . ft- • 0 .- "V •at lio . : genteellY - Breised; *he was ' tirouritogniltrs4l4 hertillitYliteff - a galone of wineat oui 'ub ~41 m e ,94cIaLe.. " tfilf,,, in • hfi colon . iff6 (.V ‘ - IBiAf•isl'r a ile , l, - had' 1:* Ogilib. 61.6401* - 1101", seller • 'hoer. •s lo ' 9,11). 1 -.-. - : tii . oce.tirt; Pcni, 4r; tAr 4 4 . ,liir , ' t . 4Cihrs tintingc; ii hif • tit, otdift • her elbtlfitt Mit • Vet -thsl 'ln 'it Atm . rovry -mdtuifig- at • our wood-yard,, 4 ball theittil"' ' A OM': k 1 1 ,10 -4.- 7 -•-*- ill * kiiteigh ,. ..kl • in tee ' fr • -t 0• . . e. The Wretch who threw thillittiftresca?&l eh- sky , s (ind 2 . famOtt,S., -,, , .. . 4 ' . . . severest 'terms, aeclartnk tt WI this tordiliiii had ..: •-... , cidird. ' * • s - ''' '''' w l e ' • ''.' • 1 le •-At 0 r chauttarie barr in winter every night made a match witlidts ( 4 i•eitfoi, Vie s 'oetit Acid lion ',• Inielent •C`oncli, wish 'Ewe ' 11404 . 1'w -1-o'" *l,- ' : ea - ii' f ; n rele I,n l iar ruttr'sys . es,of wait, witb „ Olitie•ca *-• hdtes if' 46 "is . . itti . d !"."H9"i9 4 ;..itil6iieirto bit*, ,&;tel adviser, .t '' ''iii lea 'id i - pitssiog thrtititli 'lfni tra. n • tipipo.f4d write liglfeb,erinvf BeinAdttit. - • L ''• P ' w 'fa '" Wilt 11 - fst . wit tOtittly ignorant of 6' ' tibrisactiiivi, . , . trbn_se; hiss atta . clad' by a • set . ' i tultiaos; . . itet t ir At amp roetkeriniods,:elie: white =pp's- • .-. , . ifillerslsfett t6 6 dielfest - that - hi •nt;ei its Ili i 41445 ile • bl'4o . the window; of the 6;414 rheti opes) . . 4 ,.lt t i fil , r meveryktioso:otout inovieg,.oessio.le.cCirte.stroy.the ho ryes by poison, Mi r ) Ont . 's t 8 nca p ici ate doors • and threw" la 'ti .nmillier *ot'fire'lwirks',,, fprhe carriaso.of -her stuff,...„: . .•.-; 1 . ~ . , tt'etta . - IPltift„ wifuithig; . , alai •Otily*that about • ttinity pithy coac.. k , „ „Hem, .. ill .11 . ... . _ . netta _ o . . 0 _ ch set fire t : the straw ititirebeo6-fi • ''''''‘''' i •- v t Lt, 1' J'i 7 . till horses 4tere.tilidiefikirickett at-Neu:nal ket .wi thi it h t s ne;wmildltieshiwihet the above _ th i e e d I. InteneledgeOrei that neither f,Va:-..Tzbed • 'nor C!inkee• ofen eye of ede of trio keidiefaln•i. hts:iosi-;'',6„ti. -'lLb ee^h ' * 0 . 4 it YtteNaditie bad' 'li'sitit Pretistette melt he fin"the-'w•hele family eg• e" Iv- were so ,i ;tcysterigs...'.. Jit: , 04* .tti ol y a, .d esia of isi s r .. es, a „ . , . , ssit rut, ' ' '' ' • iAd thi othifsVAT'litilut' sl4li.,lver it AN beiug te• be imagined: that a . Lot* - amid • eat ,a ie .i se....estruction,.cout itowed' 04. but Vill% tasselled. . oet of so desperate , act . by, Klictikirik l tatt t. "'tic atertiiisittdtrlni (hit iisiii;•ioreiii l iNtaCk •/".. 4 4 0 Ch4te of. binf•( } l ll 4,o' a . sirloin 1 ) fay her break- •, • • • • - It o - . h•• • . Lit, ire more eisify CoireilioS4 than lii;ceililied: . fast, ,TF .drill . k ..s9 0 1 1 1 . 9f,P, 1 00/ of a-e 11 . i ol . to tla z. i. lia g ,- ; ...r e4r c f , litt...c_44,lartt....avltsiii 4414 eight . . . • ••••- , i.Partigs came t 6 this Office iii ChttkiAiln, ,but Mr. but it'as here gi . Ven in che dir ect languaie ,: tit: the brt7 o'clock in the evening tilt two in die morninebefons ass lantetitedthat.it'was dot in M'it - ptiaVer tow:tilt Chad erdeft" ' ..: 1. 1 ,.. : • ..,' _ ; LW:execution; vvititeerwithiligc.iaie tiu.‘atr. a hearty rn any relief, unless they 6 0e.4 poidi typ . E fir . indi- . breakfast. Precious til•laeirlitgulletSiscrataent, ha: . 10,144,wh0 did the act?. • l . , , spieutlid display was•lm,ide tlk :fnint •or• Sotnereet.: at his dying request; ,Weseiftetwetds conveyeek ta k,i k"Ceitimtstionerinolongihg'tci'on'el, tite Pot and also at the ~ M antion t .floose , _. The :i iii . up . v . v . ife. ,, He declared that • tre.,frosimpressed whit an ices in ..oinerset -house eamd • . to Ow OACe, T ,, ai i i i d e ll l2 u s!s ii ii pt sea, WO, not se general , it on . the Preceding ' Idea " that he shotild elicent 't6 lioavel: from tie tett - , that there. was such an-lamsethe crowd Its. ' rn_ ev e .. iegOu c. t . w .. os,, i n 52 ... me. instancei, renewed with drop ;'t which being let fait, he died with little mole Oiled at'Soinerset-house, and they ,teeh4_,liirtiWitig . achntiora. nniliancy. %Yr' . eheveran ullimihatiOn be-* ,that: one. momentary struggle:: : •* - - .... h avast 9ututter of dangerous fire-works, Abet he s fearful 'for the safety of the building. it not comes . . general, and that the Publics Mee% • set tliO". , examptey' it becomesr the• duty • , 'ef 'Governmeet to , ~. - ~ rig deemed an easy matter to disperse such a large* watc h, the rtreetp. in i i, ver y p ve ti r di ar manner. The ; .l . ..The Cbinere Ambassadors at th . e.Ciitlrt of St. Per emblege, en expedient Fes thought of; the !4tanip. ~ • . .. . . . ce being the only public of fi ce that was illumi- . . , ~, spirit 44 wantonness, •vrhk. h 10,,cortea . . enlarges. '..tershur.goi were once asked by, Mojeity the .^. Nt., • the mirth. of the.hoYi whe, esseinb/0 b t romes ,ex- . iett i oas, which Of all the things they saw, that (littered ed, Mr.l3inilley, the Commissioner, was applied tremely iangerbus. f i tir the last two ' ' nights it • has :from . their own custorns,appeared to them the most and he gave.tlireetions for the lights to be estin• seen most den erens for Orrieges, or for 'women In• extraordieary ; when . one of them readily *answered, shed: the mob then began to disperse.. A large msliii dresses g t . app s ar . id the streets.'net m4rely '" Seeing E 1 w oman CIE 010 throne." Soon artery, an d s, mber.of officers and patrole, headed by Mr. Nares, squibs and -create-0, but•balls of tow _dipt in tur- tieing brought a; mes clneta.de et Court, ~ they were nt there • when the place was cleared, and the s pentine were scattered abet" Owning and even t h rown - ask- sf. t (ltd. not appear pid to them , . . No,' thy tea were shut. 'On Mr. Nares's return, he °b- reed two ladi discharging pistols, and he had them into earriages,,to the imminent , hazard of. peopl . e's, 414.4 . • !XV, " fr4.all was masquerade to them." . . lives. And between oneand twoo deck in tnenkermeill ' .:Ifilni:e ff eet of habit is not less pnwerfol with na. ten into custody, and sent to rho watch-house. . . of yesterday , when the limpi ..and candlsl Viete !fide! that individuals, and hence originates national The inhabitants of 'Piccadilly and St.James's.street mostly biirnt oat, troops br ' 6o "Yal . 'with'' OirThw'' character. A Tartar Prince, with his wife and did- TIC their lights burning much later on Tuesday than hones and •Clerivers; called for ;entire liglith,' Old af dientind dependants, once took refuge at the Court i Monday, in cptisequenee 'of the devastation of that hour the commotion twat renewed. It was.ob- of the late Empress of aotstk,.for protection Ilpillft Or WilldOral on Monday night. Bacon and a party served on Tuesday evening, that pesolls in •Iseekuey- the insults df4some'oi iiii•more post:Alai neighbours. 'the parole were vain stationed. there to preserve coaches distributed, in the moSLIiI4cVd manner, ,tis the To the•soriartse of the whelk Carta, they could not der. About one o'clock yesterday morning, they boy s collected int he St rOd, sqpiba,,eracke n rs, ef i fej'iss ttistealie bittdber's meat of St. Potersburgh, but had a rcovered four O ffi cers in the Guards, et the door and sk y-rockets.-:--so es to theni:tiilfeep ar the h o t sb occasionally , kilted :for their ow* useo% 'a house, near the top of St James ' s -street,. giving . fi re w i t / t o ot i n t ert i t ii s iai t e h ell Pilinildiiliht:•lsitilittlit .. •• .- •_ , , n ~ , : . , v-works to the mob„ and assisrmg in letting off - seme'attbettoh•wits: [said - by tht-Putiet., aild n•mitaboT . e belief says a mlidern irat eller ). ...krang ..4 .., tak es .. Obi; they were requested to desist from their con- • f • • Nee along, the peisete orßlii•fiary, that '' thew nom- ..ing tire . o person. were taken u ple the aot•of throw . P., ,• ,! .• ..„ . , . , ~..,, _, ~ „„ . , let, but they, did not attend to it ;* upon which : bra n ds ito eerriages. • - it . •-•- ~,t 't , •*- ''' ' - •• - '' -'. ' I. try If .to be taken o,y,a peso . ° crptiten in red; aua iicon told them that if 'they perarsiedi thole dressl ' ''' ~, i _ they hay,e an 144 that flies peOpte. wilt b;i . the• Rs,. . . , AcciDExts.--puring theiltniniltintiont* en Loos.svai - - i- , i_ • 44 . Ef • 9 I to the' imitating of their arrefei lould not Protect theiii, Tof he would take them .g n ise. 77 -rrevtou,s,y . • , ~ i Ito caTtoffk end lock theib-ineln the ivatcli-house ; t horse' . heb ro m evening, twos„.t otte rode . y a.g , the ' ther led by the. bridle took fri ght , from some . P ' i'l the Ifitoilegers of the country sire employed to /kat . • '' We its tlueat cookkl them, - . and theY retired into the' .s. .S e l'. : • 1 •.. : - -s ..‘ • the rising of a particular star. Sheuld - it nsec.. i nre-worets *throw'n at theta ta 'the Strana. The . • , an. •.. .. ~ .; . 3USe• After this , Bacon titer 'his *4 "4" into ' d I • r ewar d ' s Ch • tv Tee y. t he augur good, dishorie - thiltv; artillery, and . plant iccaclillv, towards the IlaYmarkee; dei hear& the - irt..ctet_ their course Charing-cross, e. the stindaid, round wincti s t!itireanyili to be form, turning is' litey• l tatent beverd else of a mob approaching : it 'consisted of a very ! POrsonti . rh c r '" e l •e ed ; but il'iontOtiE r itar ar ise ~r obs c ured byclouds or sego crowd of persons, preceded " w ed respectable 1 severely ietured., • One .men ked.his skull, (teetered, 1.. u,,a fog, they ?Vittion . die 'omen te s tis evit„..4tLid defer :eking men playing elarlobets,folfeweiTisyfaisrertn , and t" respectable-looklugAvomee hail.thok irtos , .1110:140,tink41; I ,i.:Efatioi•it:Otclii,?.to.•:,dap.: . ~ i arm, and a woman with them, ' The 'four - then ars- I r° en.. • ' *' • ' .I - ''''' '' !' l . '''ir I' l ' '4. The following ,ineide4kt seoria.l4:ildo o 4 4l4 9 . le e eared to be respectable personS;in disguise like coal - A I nd OC i thp . t1,11 . 111e 9 % Finch, Ales. of . a , . re , ,n ; _vie.. Igo , A %Atte. set* wilial .aiiiinates Ake Ori, cavers, and acted as leaders of the mob'. Wheel they j fetal, near, itischester, bewailing Ibis loss ' o f 1: jt i t* F ol in twm , : 1 08 , 4. ,,,, te t e5 ., siderahle number d ot to the tcp of St. James's-street, Bacon wetii dle!.l,llsibend'bed *het three sons ; vino ' etereall dirolent t ~____ a f_ n .' c. _ • ,,,.____„ , .„_„„ ,„ (lared to em . overed, and it was buzzed among the leaders that, hi t iin the river Medway. Four - fine" Children ire. lefti 'ff,EA,. l , l ,,y r rf . . I, :ta el ; f irZ i P ' 7o ;7 oll 7 o ;: t i a : s s ce vas among them. They proceeded to Sir r:.fitii- orphans,- and the charitable* people, on the banks Of , 1'f,tr,; 0 7 i :3 4 is 0 7 1 :4 tlimb t ; 14sslitvtr ,o t o e fo t e the left's house, where they halted by commaircr: thel:tl' e , Mlid-waYS hose set ou .foot 9 sebscriptiou for: ° l'i Barrack gates. Oae of ,thejki,iiisesi..heyfrever,. fell larionets played God save the King, Attic Britan- I, u' e q- 1 4 Ie t , i.-- • -lien slumber, . .from this hoses and : hrels t er,4iis4...fiddla* .. . dcr, kr. The mob then had a general dance, after I. A • dye .i t s said to have been.discovered its France , not o ., det , e4..flit i o b akoiti o liverk p i kopUnso (10110 1 videb they gave three huzzas. Seecral voice's then' which will answer all tho purposes of indigo, one of ____,: cod ,. ,4 ,, ii , a , i.lcry ,ic 4 q o, . A „pity :.. .60 . fi:ie a ailed out to go to the Marquis Wellesley's ; but the I, the ceilonfal'articles fronithe.ese of which they have : ;::u,; 0 ,,„- u a - . . , ,,;,--- t1 ,,, m ; c. ,1 ji t ,..04 L,,t c liVentala.- eaders called out home, and they obeyed them, and iliemi precluded byeer'Sn'tritinie 'poWor. It has* been "' TON fel% ever vaSOriemtocitiVe %sistriet telt./lan' e • t" 6 eturued the way .they came. When they:got neer ! tsperit iv 11W - severest 'tests, dipping in murtatic . .. 2 , vatte whir.k.tki j a m or ju la ttwoosieu. redoam k. James's Church, the lights - in the houses opposite i 4444441- the colour remaiuing unchanged. le 4. to ' -2t.t. the taking of *lllifkosta; 4.l4llko..4turtendert were gone out ; the mob called vtoTently for tights :1 - • QA, the 10th inst. was played at _Cambridge,- a . ~ , , . ~_,,„,..„,,,,ka,,r,altheTtiore of L stone was thrown which brtikc difi Alf the windows ' nyttelt of Cricket detweeit 11 Gentlemen of Cam- the British arms, ""t rv"" 'r.r - , I - • - • Vt 7 ,ti.r.s was born, ther, .ent•Bishop of Catrecerlia if a house, at the same time a fellow knocked vio- 1 btiirge l and 11 of S a ff r on Walden, for 100 guieeas,• . •, .--..., as • p I t: ~ .•as Fesetit . ar tempi it meet take • iently et. the door : :.13acon ran up to him, skied l4egict was iron* by the former , by 64 runt-and on •* P 11.• br . itstahirk It des.' 41 A -, him, end recognised him Ili a fellow•olthe Wine et 'MUMS+, the 17th init. Ott 'fitorn match was played rate thi- s - i wt ,-6 8 1 ' ttho, itftriisr4M,, itiIOCKRT 4 K O fiapey, and challenged him with 'being t`thief ; tine lefflaffiron Walden, arattfe r t'won by the Cambridge, ' events 'w rote, O. wh. -alt of fhb ititfole came at the same time; and 'made !leaving nine wickets to go down. *Dulut's tSble,. nyle .r,•l4fAtiliinfle* „, lite sired charge.' The fellow denied 'being a thief, ' s ' eivraked-tOeefebratd , tiopitirdi rstivi*. trteriot, OW Pridsy last, - as the. Mail Coach was tatstkigl tor . fic art tb•Akoillf.c . ttntlitt'lUtilt-inastatit Old but ackdowieged that they had seen him lu-the , over Poulsonibridge, which separates Cornwallfroin h ty . y c e i Gast. . „1:50 of file piety, company of thieves. Yesterday morning he was , Devonshire ; o I the I I in c tact with .thR °P an • ells o w lee s came on , . dined to g ether smv mesa o tt ti a , in 7411 1 E! I,llollgiltfitiM the watch - house , examined before Mr. ' A the h • Th • " b • • - ZT''• - ' completed.''' lan angle in the wail, au r coach taserset. . ere t, -- thereat' Midis, and ordered to find bail. and, it is werthYer re - I were four outside passengers on the,coch ; three of d health and 'is, ' Of toeo.4rm of theirr goo soon .., -. ~ The following were also ehaPied by Bacon end his i whom were precipitated o.cr the bridge ; the fourth .triotic engagement.. floss my. •n 1 tic 4 vE r f party :-- . . hung by - his hands on the top of the wall, until he - . t• • are living, ye are un 'Aim iitht 4 tuod a; / - • • Milian: and John Afartin for riotously and tn. was delivered by the guard. A Mr:Williams, of A s...u.i.d..et.ecire multuously, with divers others, stopping a-riterah, is London,• one of the passengers, had h .ri g ht leg . ~ . • . BARD BMtGitNi-7.4 'Wm I reqi!TwrA .• • .at Guildhall a few•fflt4ititen,* with opening the doors, and hing aboualo ilrie out orit hetitY fractured, and one of hie. ribs broken ;_atto- " It e Al:tem:an ~. ‘. _,.. c ,_,..,....... , . • . o _, ~_,s io elderly If two ladies and a gentleman, because the coachrewil the!, e 7 ,Portognese, received several wounds andtbre_ ll ,k, tog a . ,1 1 ,a „ : ___,..,., ~ n, n ,W filt. .3 . .e .Z \ri e g on i _ did not take A his hat. They - were widened to-find -c !. olfkot s u io di Ifermat. parts of -,bi,s body ; the, other lktid.„. • ,_ ,Te', ( l. ;PP ar . . 6 .! t.,11e,M 1 ' .. ,7;4.r.;,, n ,.,. : (t5e..tati0 hail. • • coact, y den OCT deicit, WMVI WO is ~• . 1 ., •,„ • 4, 5 ( 4 -4,,.. .ICaßed 9.itli 9 slight wound on his kn ee, Tbe ' • • • tln - . „, . r•, i I Make the pe or ; rioaSti .e,.,coutpcnatton. John Marray, J drifis itererilv - hurt iid theenerd•Sifiihtl '. and several Othetti o lheflPillaricteo n ' . 1 • I I I a-::: ----T o - - - -. 0 .r•--: ' - d of or 'sous ' .•r v - - stn dent{ te n e '''' for letting 'elf squibs' . :-. ris,eit'-et ' • • 0 3. .11:. 1 _,_ , .•, ,'.. 4 , r5.di:r.7,.,,..: , .. , h l ~ nag 4 , one e • o Am, -., . r e .-.4. a ° f, 13.13 . 11141 / 1 1 4 79/1 6 16. 1 fr ...140.49W1 4 ,i 6 Ve ry.. fjol.4,:iiiite.th.biliiiiefti..".4.4 litter tint tiefedOmit ha , 9 Joules. Mason and gamma :Siiiith , - ~..._ . 7114 E. 7!, m !:, i ge l -it.ie a v ge d 'or eonwant. eh. ineoNs ii °elf visit 63:Mrs. i.t- 4 o d . : t‘t , , t oi t iey; the Nu' ihaud .. . ~.,. ...,,,, , ere a. peu . 11 9. s es , er94r. • with. tiring oil a_pistot in Heiberg.; h,l offi cer d e . Vredittediv;of ritihictell. Milian% CrrATaNt and loom ti roe .t oxo i t siliar v atti r .giees•afise 4a-a ,,b tected Masotti When Smith "i'llti;fiete4r . , eintleiieuteill M alidi r ril" m l*lle n list 7 Pck. 7/4 _, l tilheitie , ‘li g en ,_,, °6l , tion, objecte.d to the proposit on, observing. ** to 'rescue hitit And A thieldertedio 'ilit46l' in tie ...On•s.y• -r. ..E TTY is inUOILMCuta te p l ay . arm., i: in - h c e,B • ill t aro thirty sliiniq' . , mac h warrat , . y .....---..,. officer s.lecis. `ll4 lion gra ird ball. :. , . The l'agetze:c - Onlitts : " --. 0044.,„,..iiiiik-..G(gpirrifitifoi• the arm." Be considered the i . ..,,...,.... 4 , 41•'. , ' 4 . , 11 , 4 ,47 1 ,7 I. i/ Lt. li.I.,1!• • " 'II •, .. , :1 t lure' a fsiAlt ice mid 1 tisoestot,ltiefif : , iym Ow rgeo.:. . . . Unprvic Nui4riliafi sly , sn fill '; b!the iFtllflikri ic I for breaking an artn; and the nffendiog key AG ' 'th(iii2g . oi Mr l i ti s A "'l t + - T - • 5Li..4. 0 .., :,,..i....„.... , .i. 1 17).: ,kw, .00,..... A _ . ..., p . find clip , '[p d jherw, , g wDe ,rettaTrt,t ~ I iDesi,i t4t at last to py:lt: - . Cllanbis.4R .RG tl.f, 'Ratio( - Clive ileith *-,tiliO r te ,;101 x , .i ~; RT e r)4l; i s p itityg .....--1 , I . 9-99311 ur,49g ant oater4et , ll,6no, _l4,is: . ~ , , ~• .4 $ b ana iii i iTT ; - 0 4 Ftv Atafti . 4 4 t v i ) jip . ..V .: §,.2.21ret !".• • ed to Nj bait. - ' • ''."-;4 - s r- . - ' . aune to go to their' beds in peach . nil. ITo ro- • -- • ' i Met • Wvem . „ 'lf "Is . . • - . . • - , . • • • . • . . - .4.•____ _.., . • . • -~.,, . .. .I.ms ail