The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-10-26 00:00:00

.Xl'%•`',. 11 3"..1 1 4. 4 a • --7-s k • EP 44. THEA 711 ES. DRI:ftV-I.ANZ. Comely of The Constant Couple was re this Theatre lust itiAht. kauw CHUMP for hriagiug farwurd u laver sn utii;aa with the taste and fashion of the Jay, titilois it nifty hove karts to s:lew t.I.I+TON, i.. the port of .fir fro:n •certni4 etti . oilit,t•!% nt rwrstin IWO heel) hitherto lila, ed with ino.t by fenetles. The vektirated Pr.o WoF- S Ca l itivated a% hearts in it. To exhibit ~,a d eefol versatility of talents of Mr. if 1.1.114- , passable in et ry thing, :mil gee it in nothing, we usiis presume, its only clai:n to revival night. Mr. F.i.LtsTost ' l ot h e a just f the light, airy, petit maitre, Sir The other parts were well supported. Beard followed, and filled the lonise. HAYMARKET. deeltmotory, high..soundisig tragedy •f !Ifeurning Bride, was performed, hist night, gmat t•uccess. MiA. SIODUNII appeurcti to it advantage as the Captive Quetta. ficr dross splendid, and her deportment dignified. 111i4a Gov, in Almeria. the fair niouriser, was very nog, awl Mr. Mops displayed k execneutm.• The opplati.e was without POETRY. TIIIF; CRISIS. 'err the earring w... 141, the din of arms, threads thro* the re:ie.-tut vale dire oar's storms, the fearful wind dread humus sireep„ widow mown--4h oneosoeiaue orphans weep ; Motareh's fall, who long had held their sway 'heel galo'doa asauy a glorious day ; 'seari'd Freedons her sal fate tkplores, Gus a sanetoary to Albion's shores; ...British Isles, fur liberty reilosted ; Palllllolll6 last altar ever will be found ! , if the Crisis foreign hearts appal, all around us pow'rfol kingdoms fail ; , if the Corsican our rum scale, on our Allies sallriffrlMlNl vrnar'nre works; Reams boudoir to ll'surper's force stein, with dauntless heart, the ton r'ut's course Foetid it, kloutme,lll3ritiali Heroes cull, ell sobly einiquer, or well glorious fall 1" Firearm ! her sacred glow to English hearts, rid days of yore, again imparts; Patriot seal each geoerous soul ir.spirim, with the flame of Freedom's holy brio. It hen Effigies'd stood atone, she awful owe Ileav'n's great gal, high nbOTC. her i„aa! th.a still ihNerve a Wilton's name, . our Nelsesis ileathksa tense! liesv'n's high throne our ssppiitattuas pay, It, load mid heart our cualN,y's rail uls y, lirituas ue'er will yield to Gatti( sway ! Feb. u, ton.. 11 , . J. C. Ynoan is to performs the principal part in .turxrcii.ns's new Open!, cowing forward at Opera-house. Mrs. 11. JOIINSTON. *t on will I,e the heroine. It i. expected to brought forward next week. Mrs. nit:icons INCELDUN are the principal meal per- week, Lord Viscount !him)Es, and his Lily, arrived at their ,elt, at Glyncle-' near Lewes ; soul, we understood, mean to ' their residence for some time. Theatrical Campaign, at Fast Bourne, break up in about a fortnight, when the Ma nil purpose opening their Theatre in Lewes, short tune, with the combined strength of two companies. The Theatre, at Brighton, has been pretty well ' during the last week, particularly on SO - when the receipts of the house, for it of Mr. liaitousisPl, box-keeper, illaollait— irly an hundred pounds. The boxes alone I 031.--Eitcrw played with his wonted nbi obtained the reiterated plaiiilit• or the and the reterun QUICK exceedingly in the part of Cock/rirp, iii the farce of A AntiVIZOS • shore Theatre, we understand, will dose, 'season, in shout a fortnight. Voting was to perform Sir Edward Meru . Mr. CatmaN'6 play of The Iron Uteri, Mondry last, at the Bristol Theatre, 'this night Sirmicer, mod on Friday, Octavian, in The Mosstainiers. A mon;;rt the compa n y th a t attend:A the hate Rwhizotid Hawes, were the following The Duke of Leeds, Lord Hondas, Lady m u ss , Has. D! Hue. Mrs. 1.. Dundee, Lord Milton, Lady Mil - G. Maissua, Mr. T. Ihinecanbe, Mr. H. Priror, -w, Mr. R Petrie, Mrs. Panic, Mr. J. l'cirse, Peine, Mr. R. E. D. Shaft°, Mos. tiliatle, Mr. T. Maim Credo: k, Mrs. Craduck, Miss Craduck, Capt. r. ,111. Covetable, Mr. Morley, Mr. Wliai tuts, M.P. Whartos, Hutt. Mrs. Wharton, General M bar- Trearher, Mr. Trotter, Mr. Allan, Mr. Hartley, we, ice. &v. tie. Ordioanes anti Assemblies were well at om! nuuy stakes were eubscrilied to fur s toren. Pilling, and CII DILE! DeNDAS, Emirs. ehosen Stewards tar 1809- Cheltenham Theatre was nerer more tin y and fashionably attended tiauu at the Ix- Mr. littnanus. on Titunida, night, when --•• his final have of the stage. Mrs. F.Dsvitli daughter, in posirtreying the Widow Cheer/y. Elia Rosekberfc. disrluved all that versatility ''t and eating:4e and finished acting peculiar incomparable aetreas. To the original • she added some few lines respecting her aids she delivered so pathetically as to draw tram many i.f her auditors. Mr. Blending appropriate farewell *dams; and retired reatensted plaudits. The receipts of the Acne emanates! to .501. Mrs. Fowls. we 4'l, is enrtged for the ensuing senvony at Nth. is (3;1 The cc v iy„; it it Buy rod little iu u. prevent Jr bir. ELLA , This chars and steers 4r risora:. the wundei N, povui wa s, we to last portrait of iihie Beat The tl, Tke :Your: sat) great treat mart sva. splend late:Ed:lo4 ;iid buauis. u F l ormis Whilst The wr While Illy lawn While • Imola i • Sear %ai ttih While a What, i Aod as Salllk Nor ste " Fuebi NWin Freda Now, r Tree P, Warm When 1t Heir Let wo I And ern To Ilea 41. Iw rue .eU F Mr. Yri f Mr.Rkes the Open dastaahl, be hrongl and Mr. fanners. Last WI satiable 1 Place, nc. rake it tit The TI will break inezers I , ul for .1 short companies The Th attendecl torday eve the belied t el to m.4l' tired uerd lay, and audience ; 'mooed, i ;railer-a .41 ere &he tor the en , Mr. r o oar, in eh Month. , The Afoischsirr Among., Richmond The Dvki L. Burka, toe, 1110. 1 . c 11in Ki r . , Floeews. Its' the R,T. tY 1 " 6 , `fr. Tr Mr. Moon. The d, tended, al neat year', ilanar Ire ehosen Tice eh nierousir herlt of M Ity to o k hi Im ilautrh, 'ndE.llal r.f talent a 1, that it F;.ll,, gue hit whi , ears from 4161 4 ah.r akon an. 1.4‘0h0r.41 bRAND I' WW! The battle between Grersun and Criftb, which excited an witch expectation in the sporting world, took piece, yesterday, at Nloolsey Ilurit, near Hampton. The ...erne of act ttttt Harin g been kept a pruto sad secret to the last moment, caused many to steer a wrong course. Crawley Corn:non towing been the to ighial place of appootionetti, man V re paired there on Monday night s and early yes terday morning. Epsom :tad Epping were also speculated upon by uwuc, wt.() repaired there savorslingly. The real seat of Wl4l was, however, , generally known before eight o'clock, vedettes batwing been stationed at the osit-posts, to watch the movements of the friends of the conteud- Me; champions. A great concourse of people was soon disenv..red going from town in the direction of Hampton Court, and a crowd roost !wowed in their rear, and the road", in all direc tion", to M •y, were, of 4'0111,41, iisiesl with vehi cles of every description. By reu k a great coacourae of people were assenaldell on the ground, and a d.5-fret risig was formed with ropes and stakes. There were three rows of ropes, the ex terior tour feet fasm the ground, hen% one foot higher than usual upon such occa.issiw. At eleven o'clock, severil waggons, tilled w sill spectators, were stationed on the groom), soul placed in a circle. fo • g the exterior tine : the wag gons were swinuaristed with tiiiiihie. and pictures, Noose of them represetitiic , Galley and the t. Aiekee sparring. At half past eleven, near tea thou-and spectators were m..etoble&l. It was (oilman) pro pored that the ring should he a 3.1-feet one, but Greven, wino had the electi tttt , preferred --g-or 515 feet, a space rather small for such powerful combatants. At twelve o'clock the •6114.1 r is the company were on the ground. Amongst whom we noticed— The Duke of T—, Marquis of Tweeds'ale, garbs Yar mouth, Craven, and Ilsorrynoo,s., Lord, lionss:e and Soisso-r -vale, the Hun. BI rkelry Craven, Mr. Visprose, Mr. Slngirsuls, Mr. Thomas Shesidau, aud Mr. Gallia, rho %as our of the umpires. At a quarter past twelve, Gregser, at•i•tOed by Ric-Almond, James and Tu:a lickher. thricA Sans nod Crupley, came ou the •Arotind, and viewed the ring. The exterior ring was iivistediatelv formed, iuteuminuter after, Cribb. accompanied by It s friend Galky. arrived on the' ground in a pmit ekaise. Cribb instantly alighted, mud walked to the ring alone, full of pluck and confidence. When lie wit to tho ring, he threw his hat sato it. and war the lirrt within the circle. Gergrom :won followed, and very politely saluted lits atitaz •,t. Alter shaking hands with him, they walked together for some e appwently eonversing. on poli ties. Cribb stripped first, but, unlike quer ale piles, a great coat was COI v4iderell neceswitry to keep hi., warm. Groltoot rtrinpeil soon afterwards. The . : both were drifted, a la anode, naked upwards; downwards. in white iireeclies,rtockiligsonid rimer. The second of Cribb was Gulley, and his bottle bolder Gibbons ; the revoial of Gregor* was Joules Delescr, and Riehomia. the black, hi, Louie holder. At YS modulo s after tarter o'clock they set to. gi ra i anteenrel in an elezest attitude; both very euutiuus, but Cail.l. partecniarly; alai seemed deter• mined motto giver the Snit blow ; tiregiam atti lupteel LI plant • blow on the lett aide,. hit It fell short ; Cu bb play el back, and fell—. Well done Gan von." 2.—Greason feirglat wide, ilimplayed his beautiful and powerful (arms, and kept Cribb at a great lengtla. Crash mill upon his gum); stopped • blow aimed at bin face, mud rive Germain a violent blow ander the short rib. Gmvon fell swat the ropes —Lund buzzes—. Well done Cribb." .1.--Butla centime.; maul sparring an both aides ; Cribb bit Gregson • powerful blow sod. r the left ear, and forced Gragson film him • Gragsua, however, 11.1ttIt rallied, arid attempted to give Cribb • maw Mattock ; bat nut sate-et-Mug. Cribb threw him. " Well alme, Cribb ". 4.—Capital sparring, great S. write on both sides • Greg , sou wide a furious MOW at Cribli's bead, alien C e A larolze tirrouA it:regime's, guard, 12111 cave him a ,tuntacher ; thin hit, completely an his until, brought Catania to the graund, and Crild. jumped over him. Loud buzsav--" Well dame Cr 1%. " .—Cribb &lineal several Moe a at Grep.on, a hurls fell shot. Gramma hit Cribb, and lbw. w Lint—" Well June Gregatra." (Partially.) 6.—Very bard on both sides ; Greven altered bis mode of fighting, by keeping more cloae—he gave Cribb a buds blow, • biele wow repaid by Cribb is the rally by 'lore blows on drcgsou's head ; the last took Gregauti river the eye, and nearly scalped him no that side. The blearJ tea dog a V ry copiously ; be ft 11, and appeared wtak. 7 —Not aias very material. 19.—.Grrepalt west up to his antagonist rattier bastily, and directed a left and rigid-hmiekd blur agnmit Cnblis bead, our of threes took eget t. and kmarked Crdili dons. 9 —Cribb email up right well. A gnat deal of sparring ensued, iii whorls he rhea cd much awn &Kt after several well-meant bluaa, Cobb brought I:region to dm canoed. o.—Greaso• began to get very mammy. Cribb went int* his man with groat spirit, and game him a severe blow an the stomach. I.—Gregsois plaided a blow on the right aide of Cribs hoe, which nut im under the e)r, nud appeared to Awl him. Grepou accrued cuuttiteat of Stletell., and beta were —Cribb Lad the best of it ; clime fighting; wawa ti►- bing, by Cr.hb, whirls eat Groomes Ace ; Grepoti attempt ed to gore Cfibii ■ crom-huttork, but coti!,l out succeed: atter easing for some time, Gregaun mad (,L, felt—Load clapping. 13 —Gregma Mat ►is temper, awl ws' off hi s gna r l, w h en he received three Wows tos she herd ; being Intl of piaett r In. tallied, but wm throws after a serves sit uggie. i t anti .111 f•Voltir a Cribb. Oparrllle a blow attempted by Coeval, hot stopped try Cribb —.Cvra betting ; .—Grepoo attempted to break Criblia gnarl!, bu could sot succeed —s to I on Cribb —tirelpsols rer tweak. . . . . io.--Grerson received a violent blow o the which made hint bleed freely. He began to tight sky. Cribb ell bun up ; Grippes tried to throw Cribb, bet could not—Cribb folio fn Ph. . . . i 9 —Gririoeve gave Cribb • knock-dole ebluw. ua.—Ver, 14,1 sparriaa ; weer:it aril 'newel Minh law both ateleie, bat atupperl ; at lenath Cribb clintek Uft Greg. erot him near the ropes, and threw hens. . . _ _ _ 21.--Gregatm fought ali)—C.ilth follimed him np will. greet sprit. Hr rereirml a violent blow wi tM left iMle of the bed from titration, but he repaid it with another.— Greipmw k 11—; to 4 on t e;.—Greesoo aimed a blue .m i he Irft .44. of ('ribb's fare, shirk all very shod; Cribb linotted t,in up. awl, after closing un buu, succeeded in throw's?, Greg... only gnu, force on bark ; ;tun lay u.s Ike erounii for several mummies, quite slammed web the tall, aud a.u. Iy gar , is. The h.d. le lnste.l fort ) -.ix tumult.... r:rrson was very •Fs beaten about the haittl, ni..t 104 u gres deal of blood. Crib* received ....real body blows. and nle cut nu the left eye; he walked off she ground. attended by Gulky, and got into the chaise which bad brou g ht hint to the same of retpuo; they returned to town. Grrgvnt nas touveynd by lass friends Iv kraals'. • .11 •. RECIT4D pATT LE A seconJ battle Milli fobght by 'Am Belcher nnti Crupiey. It was very inn:ll.'l4l, and alltactril murk notice. Bc:", at setting-to, Were hi fitvoUr of Belcher. displayed very elegsitt attitudes, and looLed at his antaginit.t with u studio; cuentruiii.ce Aft,. ..4..e hoe sparmig, I.;lCeopfry a blow ou the Irtt the fare, • 4i. l lurunglit him 1,1 Ihe ltruol4ll cupped unit-rat bluvru, but was thrown in the rally. 3 —.-Belclaer founlit with his wird caution, and broke through Cropky's •rd, and threw hilts 4 --Clupltli reevivert • kunek-down blowi'w Lich he repaid ailh 111111•111 in the ne).l round. end ti—Cruoley had till: Nat of it. 7.—A g ud sIY 6war ufbluwv, well directed on buih gidea, it. wbkl. 1 7 1.-klier cut. v.—BLitt... hart the wwt of it, akd fdl he ley on She ground on hii Inc', Ltd a timill.kr• 9.--Crupley knotiur.l duwa Meknes, and liftell him up with an oppeurioo-r of rinitioeitce. iu and II --Coned aftariiiig--vh.db fell without *blow. tit --Cropkv received 2 &vire blow JJ the left eye ' which sauced the !goad to ran down like *rivulet. Gs itrluy shook his bead and laughi.,l, closed, and fitied b..th rat. Id and sC—ln favour of Keleher 15 and 16 ally along nante....l. 17....—(rup1e) elute Belcher, awl fell on hint !loud Liaging, Not fair! Nut bur !) but it wee a/Aetna...n.l to have Ix ea. in voluntary. Id, I:h N, SZI, and 42—. t good display of science on !soh side, but not ant efficient and dccialve blow•. gave Croplc) a blow under the than, *Lid, bollwo d bind 14, 15, " V7e and 111.—Au exchange of hard W o w s; but bc!cluce bad the best of it. --ficklest abetted game, and tlisew Ctupley near the tom.. • an and at.....Ctopley bad the worst of it. 31 —4!rtieky reecived a violent butt -blow, when he gays up the batik, whieb baited foi6-five minute.. Aftrr titu ttttlr, Belcher jumped up anti nut& a somerstt. As aou.s as thin Node was over, the principal company left the t! 1. Another battle took place twtween Barra, end a countryman front Leal:sham. in Keat, which las:ed one hour and tweuty miuutra. It was a dreadful contest.— They fought US roneds. tronD OR TWO TO MR. SHERIDAN. ---- A Journeyman T a ilor, in 'he Courier of last night, addressed an artiele4o Mr. Slieritlao, under the above head, condemning hi. speech at} lie late meeting iii NVe.timiniter lhail. 11 t lia.c leen IMP` toured with the following article frum OM balite liaiid, which vie non. iiiiiert. TO Mr.. sIIERIOIIt. .1 Ste—There is a rare of otligions mai in Sent. land, anti the North of Inland, raisin - 1y co/lud, by Wits like you, . LentyPeckas."--Sir, I would have you to know that • Lung Puck's,' 'are for the good of trade, that they are iiitouiled for pru. (telt, nicouuniical men, and not for .iwialtheifir, and as rush it is impiety to r ev il . 4 theta. All re ligious of ders, Gnu] time immemorial, have had lung skirt., and loud pockets, and even to this day our charity-boys have full trains of yards of cloth, in conformity with this old and pious ciiidow, fur the not of noise but the tailors. It is not for tow, Sir, oral ere 410111 Pi icurs straitessod in your pockets, to cry out thus umnerrifully againlt the •• /no 316 6 A Pockets," and denounce tLeir flounce, and orrihiga let iii. . 0 ., so .....y hy i .rites. Mr. Wilberforce and h i .. a s es friends you wickedly condemn a. demi:kites I. the C, Minister; soft. easy, compliant cu.' ~ nr liar la. poseof Mr. Pitt, in the question of the Slava Toi, ; ' 101 l winch ovity 'required' tour•uney and life iii.d. r the hottest admini.tration of gr. Fox. " Sir, you are a pivt c Kam' Engliph hirml• rl of 1,, lino trxtnr., and a hue glcus, but I s. ) want buckram to atand by yuierfelf. but gkti that, and give all tla• cabbage to me, and 11 It got Atireh through with A. , lung as I live. " Your'it. A 13:.siu." N.B. ror tho word SOrPfl.llll The (*wirier of last night, read skeet's, and fur leisure, oreasure:' To-morrow is appoiuttsl by the LORD M.l' OR for a Cwort of Common Council, when Ili, MA-. Jr:rv't. mamar will be reeeireil to their late Peti tion:. _ . . The 14th Light Dragoons are expected at Rumford, this day, on their ttttt net to Pumismontlm, rs to embark for Spain. M. surd '-s 'latex?, will accompany the Culotte', who goes with . his regi ment. So soon as the Ciftsitehlimi of Cintra was signed. JIMOT requested UM. one of Alf*laritl-';ain't Might be scut home with a copy .thereof; sthirti was accordingly grunted, mul he &rutted Su% lie Tagus in the Cleaner, hirer' monied ketch% 'This teasel hewing rom.t with heavy trod sultrusau was a long while on her pa...sage to the North coast of Spain, where she fell in with His Maoists's ship Tunnaat. of 80 guns, be: • g Admiral Llt Couact's tlag, who, 00 finding that the lw.fore mentioned Aid-da-l•stinp had on hoard a great deal of plunder, without nut' kind of iustructimis or do cuments from the British Coniatauder to sanction his return with it to Franca, gave strict ordems to the Commander of the Gleaner to curry him and lois plunder buck to the Tagus, and get proper du. cements, before he would suffer hint to retura to France; hut by letters receive.' from the Coot minder of the teasel, it appears, that on her sage back she had sprung II leak. awd %vow obliged to pit into Corothaa, to reprir chsiaimt, from whence he dates his letter. The Fanny, GUINAN. from Wexford for Loss don, has Leon 011 shorn uvar %argots, but got tali' alter discharging her cargo. An alarming tire broke out, eland nine o'clock. last night, its a carpenter's yard, Brook-street, Similarlt. Tise wind being very strong, and Mow ing from the ca►t, the Jimmies Lad ism a* fel appear ance in the West roil of the toes u, cudillutnrtwte•d the Strand doa nto Chsrin>t-rrosa. They had. however, tonsiderably abated aisout tea o'clock, and, before twelve, were completely sohelned. We have not learned the eatent of the dunnage. • • A Prus4ian tientlespan, cositincd in the Kisses. Bench Prison. iss a fit of insanity, threw Itiona4f, yesterday, from a window e,f our of Ow topper avert mesas, and was dashed to piece,. A flout eight tiers ago he mode an attempt to destroy himself by pui.on, hut was prevented by a G Ilow prisoner, a Polish Prince. Ilia name was AteXantratte and he was a native of Berlin. The debt for which he was ,confined was, it is •sid. not sloe by him. hut h t • the /total: in w4ieh his father is II partner, in that etc. ensiovip bare god eispost), mg oat Zrtti tat atm auditing analrbassUni.ne to P.eselleineu by, and tet.se she has area tog. j a , vetoes rest print Artily is the Cat She •es cot.llnr.cd her teatintony wen maid, a Mr*. White. Mr. Juin I . eyher, of No. lei , Cost& de voi d th e tnne, No. is, in a common rreeptack for girl of the for u • he had soca women of that dcaniptisee girths Into It with ' Genet, tn.-u, a. a variety home. Dueng Ur orare•of Viso.tizr, they 'serf to he cout.i.g home in that insuser, at three or aim in the mornin2; be bra seer Pula at the wiodons, 1114114 they appealed to Min as if they bad cur thing on them but their Ades U lam .11 (:40114-CX2111 . 11144a41141, lit W 41112111 not P4M1114 4140.! 11611 not bi ru fashion:lb!y devised, sod their clothes on them, Met be eerily befitted th,y had not, fruits their appcai aoee, Miry 'timeliest atlas orseelows, a nv thin retire time . '.lra. Sarah who lives °early opposite, in No. ti e likewise described the general :um. opens), of element, and appcaraisre la tie 14'010411 at No ;16 ..4•64.1., that she era uhf„ eat to kccp her daughters, end route rumor faii,e4 on a rhdt =t her house, cuterly iu the back apertineuts, to staid the tudeceorics they mould otherwise witness. Mr. Diimetate, of N O . fu r iu the saute street, also gut evidesi • to the like edict; as thee Sir. Itecharelson, of lot testi rte, Puri 4041-I.:«tv. thi. gentleman's civil. ezninitostiou, he denied he bad rtes bet his lodgings to fe. maks ot au imp. ova tlescripLoti, to his knoalenge ; but he bred lost sue. by tine of this kind, for repsOriag her home ' • he missed be was the person wh o h a d been sabot helloes Ws Magistrates at Marlhorough-strect, and against whom a pro. seethe was sow dopeuditig, fur a not that has bees dent asissted Tie 11a,fties &Lwow : that is, attempting to baa!sb laspsres oat of the seigliiiiirhemd, by mess a of • man oil lantern ;Aimed at their doors in the day-time. He air" said there were nine indictments before the Grand Jery against keepers of hod lioneas, but these were all preferted at the Distance of tits panels, by the 'mileage isin of above meaty reipeetalel e boast holelers. Mr ii•APIP edifiers-el the Joey as behalf of the Pe. /evillest, sad iasisted there ass nu eriebeareitt l'oll l / I C, of he. ping a 41444k4k.44 house, Manaitieb as there was twit a tittle to Fore soy thing thet passed waits the 4.1111/... As to their dn.., he wits afreid, it all rho caw, withila 41144 li...eription sere to he seetiouted haniodtr: : a fwd..: wonting ...Mei hardly tw to he /Mend. Auto Hi tiers! Milo arelsou, as he had rei 4 idled is goose late publicatioess, and who had Li ouslia tin the emu me the presmit riecarrion, the business es.plaineti Nand. He 14 .44 Ai beildt r himself, ass.( had matey houses trateusi.ti.d, and if he could Mire them net i.f their proton 'ran, no is would bare a better chance of leftist,- his own Mertes. he !Learned t haulms (Mr. M•asiormtitiu) rerepan. laded the ...Olivet t.. the Jury, and nes eyed. ore an. wit soffit :tatty stow, to bri..g the basic to Cm Pr:aware. The Jury esnrielted for a 11..5e time together, Litt taut twing able .11 4,4"144., they were Melusen the Crane: Jets Howe where they remained toe swine war, 'risen they found a veriet--1%.4 sz•.~. Tirr Liox. BLYI3I, of rat-month; LiArrly, AILD, of Est ;L. ; Jou, %% A f Lit% of 894 and Mary, STONE, of 11 epTiouth, ♦eral other coa.tery tut: callers, h.,ve Eannsgate, with the toils of mot bor. :old The Adootat, ell/1014 from Exeter, it oil shore ocar 131)14, • • ••.• • CJTY lestrass. • . .• A Court of Aldernmes tree held, iteteriny, it ChAldttall,. 'jahrh was attpatlsebp.tbe hard. Alolvdr;.l.oni Meyer eleett Affieristen, Sberids„lteeni•d ‘ er,,, (7ity Officers. .• 11r.•Montagne vote enatithimoly elected Stweepor of the Weak pist r irt,i i s the teem of Mr (hone Scott, etti- cernedomiler the iluildiagArt of Part innteat : 'let t limonite! teielleantlll4clPinteniv Orphans Stork draws art of the whorl, and aundiristed ; 'eider lauJirericil to give six mutate' Italie. to tfie several parties ioterested, to attend awl receive the roue. fjeorge Iturnaer, awl Kiisabeth, Lis if., rime elected. ii.to Rogeret hitas.housen, Hart.street, Cripple g hte, is the room of Wt'liam and Elizabeth Kitchen, dere...s2d.. The next Court was appointed for the election cf another ems! couple into the 'mid Alise.houses, in the routs of --s-- I'ese and his wife, d. reised. I rib-, of limed was ordered to hr riieerl so easier Ma a half, or 3J. in the pork loaf, to taio: place two twisiorrow • wLen th e quartern lost, *hearts, ail: be cold for is. ea! Iminehal.l is, tad Tuc several precepts and orders fur Lord Mayor's day neat, were ordered to Le issued, as owlet i es were the rein- hitione for the procession of barges ua the ewer. fiercest kills sail ashoirs were ueoered to lie paid. CLERREXWELL S LESS 16 S. szcoN 1) DAY. • wan.. Di fgs was ;edictal fur sieziii:iingJobn Patties, and l.reak ins Lis arm, in the parish of St. Clemcat Estee. , oaths Intl, ut Septendar left. The Pieserritor swore, that shout eleven o'clock on the laid in the notictenetit, he and h. u or three others welt to the butes,. cf Ibr Defenitru.t, who heaps the Croulteil billet, little Shirr-line; after sitting mime tilde, three ..there came in, and Jr.,.),. lei the course of ear. vroastioric one of the tatter set prityietted a very bid. ceet aaaer, *Web the Prosecutor honer be taw...Lead. quarrel .1.1.6160116 sad the landlord put the Prosecutor out of the Lon. - .P. be then knocked •t the dour to rain es:mission to Inn couspaey, when the landlord came to door sith a peter • la hM hand, With which hr made a blow at the Prows or's heads who warding it .ell, his left arm was brihen. Upon his cross, exammation he no tied he alto sr ptret to forre bin way tate the house, and even brelm the shutters fur Ilia purpose. A gentleman. whir we! disturbed by the :maw Riede by the Pea. *cretin in hreakiti; the shutters, gut up tied 1411 frost hit; until.... the blow given by the Sandhi •I. On the part of the Defrodant, it wstrbetsn swore, that," eniux in between font. and Ave in the merino' to the public., house, he saw IlieProiectstor very riotous, and strikieg at lir landlord, who put him Ott; are.t the rainbows uriviaeatta to go Ironic, us be was vie ) . druth, which he said he would, sad went away accordingly ; bet, an It appeared, retaracsk sprits, when the scrideut happened. James - Piggott, a vender of &tenement, wad eat that night ' arrol restik • shelter, slung with tw o e th er s, * bait t wo iielok, from Ike vale, when a fon:i.h wager was proposed—a (hey at last began , N iiseirivt, end he called on the landlord to warn is mopping it. tie did not teetotally wee tits Pro. • aceutor formed sort; but shortly after heard the shatter broken by a 111.. w. Ile utterly denied that say lodeeemra tool td:Atc, tri.t nicrely e juice in the cusipasy. Seveial • seiglibo.os appeared to the ireceinl good character of the Ditetalant. The Learned Curtis al •it recapituirt ed the evidence to the Jury printing oat how far the Prosecutor was doing ca unimtiti.ide act in atteinptiag to farce his way hit. ti • house, seal alert Ile degree of violence ward by the DAM- Said ton antis Woo. The law! afteracisse• eesseitatismi, faradths Prim:titer gaily, TLC sr stelae of the Court aria, that lee pay • fin of trot. a Itti lib-sty to talk with the Proseeutur, who aftei - trot& declared Itimarlf 'satisfied ' and the Arm was remitted. N'Saien. Slaty aloud Indicted fur keeping a house of ill Arnie. 1 b.:. rs, ti Pernild vaunt in the indictment, kr keeping as Al anarehes4 Wed dielirderly have. • Air rri.pa Se, es 4:erinsiel fur tag rasateitiaa, that Oil. proseratioar wee carried tin by the parish let whAellt . 4ther DiAmdeni ?teed, oa areeuitt of the eawaseen srallitiew a which tisis, .uid. slimy other itiersePof • like descriPtifol PEN 'tv the imieltlaudi hood. Theo ithaolaa alt the reatat se. I , tasior ',cold be poihted to the Wight/a sows is the „rapt, as Ia finned the calla:a shunt to Le laid befureditest would he Conti iranfAcleot to rootlet the Vac uttag i vic • first conot, bet '42 doirbied tir:; its being fully so establish Werth opustAtsoreed. The hist ' , dress wan . star Millar, a tax-aellhassaa. hlrie Proved thel the Ilefairdwist pone bias *be taxer due Mai lipase his ts, Upper Vitchistind.un Let, as the RIK? Mara Posit-It, wife all* Rev. Mr.Powlett, &paved, eh' ) lived Nu: de, tura lv oliposite'the'Defendad ; that lAA 'wee constantly annoyed by the sirrist of wolisen inasatiesely • Mail indecently ntl..vd, at the • indite,* of the Deehainte ,heaustoshirh she eaplairied of Waving Own. necks sad has. • . sorts entirely bare aosl esposod, awl or that lineation tear. . lug out eittlii ws.rJvwa l biat she Ito, frequently seen Theis nodding sadeluesklAiaig to f:etilleniers a. they were prosing by, sod oils she has sees toga in in conailniteer--thmall imam a me prim itrilly is the tilt flour mid parlour wi.nluses. ihs •ea corlirmcd in her testiatray by the evidence other sawn maid, a Mr* White. Mr. John Tisyhrr, of No. tg, in the same street, !mei- dewed th e Udine, No. is, sia a common receideek girl - . ; J iuth itli Fe- w 11:10 nd • 73:11l'• kis:ter:awl