The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-07-24 00:00:00

• a' , • • FROM TIJESmilrl 414ZRITI. . , —....—_ .. • . • [Tbls 0 'melte notifies. (bidet As stapler of the soil amble order of.the (isles. kohl at the Coin at Cirifen-limmisse the Dvd lutist, a statute was- read by Ilse al000lette• 411-clartng bit iklaiesay Itrederick Vi..:lilos of Debillvt. a Knight of the said noble Order. Also anodise ink, statute, &Airing his Ades, Maj•sty JOhn VI.. glair of Portugal mid the 'a Keigkr of the said nest algae order.] :, ---es.--- • 1, 1 -1.. it •Illawnst•rra. ' • R. Biaisisi.,lll2oereni, merekast.' to surrender Aug.*. 20. sod Sept,S i it tht George Ism. Liverpool., Attorneys, Mr. Z. Chester, Staple Jan, Lambs; sad Mr. W. Hind*, .Liverpool. J.N. espbo ithop's Hall. SinenVetshire, woolstspler, laty 92. 3D. dud t. (11..dt the Castle lon. Tension. Atter not - S. Mr. T. He'll', Staple len, Helier.; sad Mr. J. Isle, Titration. • J. Steven*. Bestow. Ilieoinshire. Mar. Je17 1 19. Mt and September ii, at the Pelmet Inn, Roston. Attorneys. %lj. Hopkins, Boston; sad Messrs. Stocker. Dawson end • lierringhses, 'New Roswell-court, Overstreet, Lisephs's lon. • W. Slannow: •Whitrbsven, Centbetimid, 'draper. Aug. 7. 9. and Sept. 3, at the Blank Lion Ins Whitehaveo.— ' Attorneys. Mr. Hodgson, Whltehetaa ; and Mr. Waken, Elm-goort, Temple. . . T. Edinnsits. Casten Bagged. Cardiganshire, tanner, July 29. 30. end Deptrisber S. at the Six Vas Inn. Carmartheo. Attorneys. Messrs . Clarke, Riabordansd Metertlf, Chancery . lass ; sad Ilk. E. Evans, Loopier g or ' Mr. W. Rail, Ay 7- 1 , - ...,. r- - • • C. esnalei. ennehod-friarl, l i gmenlat i st a t s. ssiitt an 1 Rept. 3. at Basinghall-strist: ea/ Sees; St. Swilldn'e-lase. ' er• -,•ta p+is•q f:•:-,•r• :::.' • ...4, Oskar. Crstabpd-friars. wbr 41 114 41 011 4 , 0 1 "1 1 ' Sept. 3, at flasieghall•nreet. n,piperits ?., msetrs, • 'sad Son, tit. IritliaVlane. • ' , ' " • • • . • ...ft:: ...tir.. t...-.....,,t. • .' t. * ••' .1.4 !ti" DIVID•11111. • . Asa. 17. J. IliNiburst, feu. sod laillidlo:Torlthiateu, ' Cbeshire, eellearpebtera, at the Bridguator,Bruie la, Mu ehester—Aug, 14 J. Moore. Bingsbrotoptou, Bouserset• shire. dealer. atitie Luttrell Arun, Danater--Aig. 14.1. Crooks/sad. Liverpool. ildp-ehaadler, 'at tbe Oewirgo verytool.—Awit. : 29. W. QM,. dldrbare'. Salkiik., baker, at the Faleokles,PransUngoant—Aus. 14.1. Baum Norftolk, sluipleeper, if the Castle hi; NorWieb—Aug. 13, S. H. Ihnillt,blid F. Aildey,- nierehaats, at the (teems W. J. lissaidl, *reed. Islingtoi. print-stiffer it Besiturhull:.atreet—Asig. 16. a: R. Player add J. Beek' B;Istol, bottle liqual , siereisaute ' at itteCeseeerelaWoossK isistol—JulrSO. 1 01. Hardlit? l ad • J. Calder. ilegight+cead.-)C11100-gmrdom, woollei•drepere, let Beslnghall-eireet—Aeg t A 4. W. 'Barber and R. Barber. Cbeapside. wereißeseatek, at 'llisidiball-street—Aug: 'W. Barber, Cheaeslde. • satrdbosstn iMl at Biereithsll. street—Aug. .14. R. Wbartosideod -B. 'Whams. .Ull, Crosby, Laerashire.joiners. thialeorp bob Casts rteeTsitog-atto.. 13. • • 01, ?toeikport. Cipotin. mortepaerleeser-4. Burgess, Liverpool, dealer—F. Welter. Ripoe,,Yorkablre, Moro: whiii-inerebent - Metheers; College-W* 6 Upper Thames-street, apt :stoat. . ' • • . • • PA Mr isteette% • " . W.Joaeassit.Co. Bialtalde. coal. —4, loli t ittal wok C.. Poole. ipAkeitaklre—H. HY1 5 1 1 4 Reastre 7 gardens, Lins4ea eseo-toestirs--J. Bodi *irk: flhirC Matey: Wdheillikkidro. tiaereors--11. 'leek. sad J. W. Wallas: • .'ebletamism—J. bob H e lls,, Maley Staltwilibli• • H B. Aresstrong. imitate, .11ilsteesei-11. end J. Hodges. Itheptoe lillellet,•Boriersatahlre. elistbl • W. Slanged B. Dewier. Batt. taltors—J. B. end P. Ildtc Leaden sad Gibraiter—J. Veep and W. Macelesdahl. silk-unionfacturers—i. nation and Ca. platers-5, Fish and Co. Mt: Joh n-seeeet. Middleaa, - eeelsts—W. aid S. L. Webb, lailesb-lane, Upper , street, erisnrewereltasta. 1 1 PUGILISM! . . • •gr • Mei' (71 ••••1:1 Near Cobibreek, 14 mike. frees Levi.., ketwees .celebrated arimitific Dick C,itrtis pad Peter W a ,(a bew our), for 90 Sovereigns arid.. . . • • The above - Match excited coniiderable interest sumo( the fancy, particslarly at the east end of the town, and Sfoixl 1. hI. estimation of 'the imifeurs u Shisitrionsioirice. At one o'clock yesterday, attended 1 0 ./ aacnitas. Toni Owen and jOh.' Hadsia, Watiat .„Iltrew bia bat. In tin, ring ; followed soon 'altar' ~ b,y Curtis, tr4tbi l isron by Tom' !kicker sort Tw‘POS sllPlPSefPatisi to.t 3. .1. Warm poop lds bandswtsm emaiderable autism sad Dick sPinmed him as a boxer 'tat to hi treated with, contempt. Warren bit short twice, whom Curtis gavel a shall tieleoa his sob, jest ity.way of a prelude of a what-was to follow. Warm andeaveared to make play I • *Cheat effects sod Dick, in raters, drew tlto first claret. At the ropes a close t.i place, when Warreu proved .„the strongest man, but Curtis got him down.—(Than dins of applause.) • !. Warren turned his bead sway front some hits t but on the look oat, took the had, sudgot him down. '•.10 to 4. .3. Warren male some sera" counter 114 a. and a struggle, he took Dick up in his arms, and lifted him off the ground it least three feet, but he appeared coafitesd, did not appear to know bow to turn this *Cent to • adsantage, and, at length, let 'Curtis fall.--(Disagre bation.) 4. Warren received _pepper; bat he countered his op peneat witb.affect. He also dragged Curtis over the ring. till both went down, Warren undermost. 5. Curtis seemed rather weak; but his Generalship was excellent, and be punished Warren till (low.: A. This was swilling round; and it *l5 evident Cur tis was overmatched. He received a terrific counter bit • is his throat, and his eyes seemed to lose their wonted bee; bat his tactics enabled him to get the hest of the 7. Corti% at the ropes, behaved so maaly, that he was applairded from all parts of the ring. 8. Severe counter-hitting ; Dick the best, bat both 'dews. • • • -8.• Passing. and Dick on the look out. He pleated a ti rifie bit between Peter's ogles, that almost seat him • got sleep, and he went Jovire.—lt's all rip, and 'rimy odds. .• 111. Warren was quite confused, hit to pieces, and fell dawn is a sae of stupor. and when lime was called. be heard aqt . the mood; mad victory was declared in favour of Curtis to tO minutes. 9/141111MATLONS.—Warren, although defeated. is a dart grapes customer and Curtin neverpinsiefied suns so little • berate, aid mottos' to remark. be never before received • half so ranch punishment. and acknowledges himself he bad been overmatched. Warren, when be come tu. Said. "1 or not hart!" Any thing near his weight. except Car- lie. lie will stand not only a good chance, bat very likely io'prove vactarions. • The !brood Fight, if it sae be so called. was &moon ' Parish* add lashbroolr. 'lt eight to he rowirked it was their third battle. After fighting nine farads, six at which Perish 'bad decidedly the best, a straws tars talk ' place. mad amidst the murmurings of thevortatoes; I. was declared to be a *died sp enemy* aM mediae bat the rashest cross that bad bees stai m ptell fit years. Parish, however. to all. •teas *St the finis a state of esepw idahloomii PSI g. We sr* not in the scent as to Witless th e e i g . moral °alai's, that if it had beta ?Ma mot haveltret it. Tito latter is mate ..to ler= ride Codioge the - cdtree'lltthe oda.' as mosey is made good after the above suspicious link LAIrIitrALLIOENGE. .• • trruliesb-- COURT •OttIRANCERY.—JuLT 25. PRIVATE HEARING. The Lean Caancattos sat Ibis morales en tee o'clock. aecompasied by mussel, in his prisseituww, fir the purpose of disposisg of the caseuf Deneffiess e. Reeves, is which it will be recollected that oraeoftbe defendants, a youog seas. drugist at Bono. slit oQ with Miss Street. a young lady of the same plies a weed la Chaisso'. . • Mears Holies sad Mosinee 'heard. we ludo stied, es the part tithe Whet, the plaintiff; Messrs. HART and Komar irks for the defestiaots. A few minutes before elevate thelittemillsowf the eilleerof the Court was plaited. when preostly after wards oa the retorts of the parties tato Cum we ob served that Mr. Horatio Rom,. togetlus. with his brother (hone, were it custody. in roseate@ of aa order for their committal to the Fleet. Airs. Street, the mother of the young lady. the ether defeodant, it is understood. has bees allowed till the latter end of the week to answer some affidavits... • CONTEMPT OF COURT'. Mr. HIALD cud that he held a petition is his bead, relating to • case Is wkieh certain porous were to hoe bomb ttteadasoe thls morning. Ilia Lordship would recollect thatooael the dolondaats In this mat lee had, is defiance of its order, married a ward of the Caere. youog lady who bad but jot attained the age of sixteea, .wisile ow of the executers, acting. Et' der the father'swill, sasetimsed the solemnity by his presence. The Leona Coganl said that the defead sets sowprayml that &team might Int permitted to stud over @sill Thursday sem, I. ether to allow thee the opportunity of ferusiag certaht affidavits. Mow. mile Petition bred beekis baad.for a consider; able peeled, he iambi set, hi said,,eatactly see the pro- Feisty of this applioadoe. Nowltlptanding, homes, his dims not vishlog, to act loamy Illasitr titetlidgbt bear the usetroctien of havehoes, would ha l ed the siodessiests' sorpost ; but he aifte .s4that *9 111•11Nr ours e g re was Outeespt of Courts .he had Taft the • ,ol..gesuting any isdulgeoce, his Lordship alone being ainpowaroa 10.414eimiee the veins. .Tbo Loan CIIANCRAIDD%43O .1$ 'mu before dee *Cent ow Thursday sue dug. . ~. );52,‘.. •-- .7 • misanderstaadiag seen* to haw etsiewe s MOM n the Loin Quantum:ma and the Gendgmem 0 in nor with respect to the snare of thelsosimpotto be dis posed aL nits Lordship, it appears: had... Mend that endows shoshiezelmeinly ocsapy.tise Gears, and had awls Ids . arrearments , anordiagly ;• while, on the other hood, the Conan] being by some mischance kept is entire lowans of this 'stead., on she part of his Lordship, atteadedsoder the impression that. as usual. Isolgawats wore the isrder of the day. When, there.' fen. the routine business bad been goae through (the Learned Gentlemen and his Lordsbit tippenier equal It atprepseed), the singular Reete - inseNted itself of all the dilatory and complicated practice. sotorlously enmeeted with this Court, at ono vartialsiog. being apparently brought to, a sadly and autimely fermis nation. A ; prefooad silence, preraikel—t he „Vesr, Ink. ,001 imploringly, though sosaccesefully. 4 hie Lordship der h(• tilataaef-*.tba Beach.. with is wqta) deeltlaee" .4,10 1 41111•4 1 1.09•94 PAI*O7. Intl is v i ii, for the fe" erealmil ;Magi ,w4r,b, 414i4guislin : she accepts of it, componeat "area ; ~ mt., nod Olean prevailed. Atter the lapeo e Unetteerapfla, few usiautes.• matual explutatiou took, piantetwbei Ms -Lordship retired, 4eclarlag his inteademef using at sloe. o'clock ea Thesday. • - 'The Court idjoanottat . lt Obit*: . *. - ',lii • Use * Waiwic&Qoarter Sesetess i . Weary Wad5,..1411. ,.. 1 411. Nok . hoilistod for ptistiag sod ...publishing at Allimilagbase, on 17th May lass, a entala wicked. ob. net* "ad seandalliss libel of sod soseernieg William Wright and his wife. The penitent aid prisoner Wets both printers at Birmingham, and the libel ..oesal4isted of; was an obscene nag, is which it was est teeth that the prosecutor's wife bad bean guilty of erieftesy. whilst he was coedited is prison. The libel. andlesintendod applicatioe to the prosecutor and his wife. was clearly proved . by several eritnentes. The jorlanner, la his defence, coatended that the blanks and lamed°e of the test might u well hi applied to any ether person as to the prosecutor. The Jury, how ever. foes& him Guilty, and after a most impressive address from the Clinton, whit dwelt with jest seve rity*, the eternity of his aline, he was seetereed to 'lle Untrimmed six mouths in the Gaol, and to find nestles fee his good :behaviour for one year, himself is ureatyposeds,.4 'Nein tee pouads each. Riebard,Owen wastiodicted fur having, on the 16th April fast, at Birmingham, violeatly assaulted flatt ish Moe, an leans/ the age of tea yeett, with la tent carnally he know her. The Jury, after hearing the 'widen.. which went to tepee beyond a doubt that a capital offence had usually been committed, aciaissed the prisoner of the assault; and there being another indictment against him ter as assault with the like latest, on the person of Elizabeth ranks., be was ordered to be coatioued in custody thereapou till the nest Quarter Sessions, in order., as we usder stood. to give the prosecutor. on the first inslistaseat an opportunity of preferring as isdieteseat against' bin at the sands( Assizes, ter the capital Wrens. EscAPS or • Palsorsza.—Senday evening. after the prisoners had has to Chapel is the Haase of Correction at Bristow, one of thee, named John Os horse. who had bein only committed to that prison us Thursday. was mining ; a search took place, when It was booed that he bad effected his escape seer the prima wail by mean of a rope.- His escape was known in about five minutes after is had taken plate ; bat, aotwitbstanding several of the Misers west in pursuit, they did an secreted hire-taking him. ' Ptonixo & C. No. I, Cornbill, reveled the public that us literate' oceseion, *when at epees was gives of re: turning Shane red receiving back principal part of dri Partisan !leery. the MOW Prins were returfed.. sad reparelmessi by fresh Adenine,' ; .a that ocoasiea Two of tba•Captials so smarmed Woos resold by Pthemna. it Cit. aid from the prosserdesmarl fat some el sissies* e( of teglareed Shares; tbererwesst all ezpeeted•Utbat ' tkisaire eV*? Will eimlTUairi; its the* the rode tittile of . and Itillitkrantillbielutter if alltikhl I.llllse doe del by ' the Iltabdravii trf*Ntirt 7 orei4 w) emlyinidly IsPebtehred brpoteSofkilimithr thi le ' mid head Shins . sovecriSale if 'lt*liichtlieleithar neralo. 1, cliskill. - . ' .••••- ••••41•4..r^11, i~I . 136 POLICA. a • . . —....- fiost-oragay.—it Clitarbo ord -Reatisok appeared yesterday before d. R. Iltiosmora...lesq.. the Sitting Magistrate. upon a summons to sower the ,charge of Robert 31anby, Lis footman, for assaulting aid beat ing his. . The statement of the complainsit; due was a mere lad, was this :—On bloodily Laity Sestirich came home io her carriage, aid shoo she had entered the house, he took bet ladyship's shawl. which she had left behind her. from the carriage into the drawing room. Lady Brotinek Mks, this, ;haired to know what right he had to &fire ,her shawl from the ear rlsge without being oidoiett to do so, and 'desired him to take it bark. lie esit'lls waiierry he bed listed wrong, and would take rare to avoid doing es is fu ture, but he begged to be arteseed from taking it back to the carriage. Her Ladyeltifch aired him to leave the reins. arid leaving informed • keel Charles of the fir ermanams, Ids Lordship esaseitiewo stairs and rkeiresi him to leane• the Louse: instaatly. He refused, de weeding first to he paid pa . Ir/oath's wages. as per a; reemeet ; but to this his Lordship mold cot listen; aid, seizing him be the collar, be thrust him with great viola te. out of the house. 1./pas, • this estuaries% she. complaint's% Shen lie made his application. mewed to have a warrant t., take . his Lordship lire custody, as is.asael in ranee of assault; bat Mr. illtusneut. said he was serials the Nob!fi Lard would attet.d instantly arid litanies's.; 'dad he therefore Jutted that pnews. .r the • • Iffilis, a respectable Officer, set imOswiti the aim dons, nall was 'dawned to request Ms .Lordship wo ap point his own time. . • . Lord Bentiock attended .inmediately, sad the coin .plalahot begin repeated his statemani t his Lordship merely replied to the charge, that the servant bad in. Weedy dimeheyed • the commands of his lady, who haring cosimuoicated that fact to him, be chose to order him to hire the litree; he refused, and he eer tidily did push him out, flout not with great violence. Mr. MINSLULL NOW au :assault bad certaloly Imes proved, but of 'ark. a nature. that lie should only call upon the Noble Defendant to enter law his own tees,- sizance to appestat the Sessions to se any chap *that the complaitAnt might choose to prefer: .-sr Lord Bentinek gave his own . bail, sad the sag* seemliest/4 fur the present. . . . ~ SCANDALOUS CONDUCT or a Co. otaiset t.—Tiosies :alit'', a coachman, in the emproymest of Mr. Ken dall, the coach-Maker, in Loog-acre, was brought op in the custody of Morris, Baker, and other officers, charged erlth u very gross aid ruttiest outrage. • Theoompliisswas Fromm.' by William Roper. Rsq. of Saewitiil t aid from his statement and that of his serves , . it appeared that about twelve o'clock on Mon day night las was retorniag from the country is his tither" with /lady; dad when wear' Sir Thomas Battsg's booirio iriftesdille.' he drew up for a few mosteits so , look .ift the: fire•seigke whigh were tkei being , diselsayged. at -,l7,anixitall. • lie had . scarcely. stopped, wharf. krauts(' ..a pit, drivei . h y the 4r , (indent, came , aliag as a ,fall. gallop. and Sad SUiS US. Roper; drawn kr hit flit , pulieseeit, . hi isait'fiatitifily base beets crushed to pieces. - No etallodietst want pri soner, who meworml .is thy .gromest dasgasgo..Md costinnod Lis wapiti pass, Mr. Roper 41aired his groom. who was On poeseboc, to fellow aodeadearoor to stop him. tli did sit. aid called loudly to the sle fendait to stripVhat tie centlnued galloping through Piceadilly is -spWilot the efforts of several' Outclasses, to seise .tie berm; old to some persists who at tempted to .rasois holm bias, be applied his whip with all his streorb. When ho got through Long.acre two watchmen attempted to stop hint, bat one was knocked dowel %Oho horses, and severely hurt, and the:ether' wasthiff to bake his escape. The groom alisered him elnwogit Cheat Queen-street aid Lia cohoo-ion-fielols; toss& which be drove. still at a toll pllop, until. hourly,. pa.. the cursor of Serie-strut. where. his skill orpooresli la fail him. and be came in contact with a Nat. Shich stopped his career. Sem, vitiators Ind the officers who were or the spot game ap,sad the prissier, with some difficulty. was mesgml. Os heroes were poetise with extreme labour, aril; in, the. longue, of the winsome% a tie water was ramie( (rem their sides as thouilt they were under a pomp." In his defense, the prisoner said he bad bees driv- k lug all day, aid had sot eases any shier, and the • patients who had hired the sorrierq epos alight s% at his house at Kensington, had given.hist a large glass of tweedy, which greatly intoxicated him, sad he knew not what be was about. Mr. Kendall said the prisoner bad been employed ore jobs by,iheir house for fear years, and this was the first instance of misconduct he had heard of. Mr. lIIINIMULL said he had sometimes to regret the weight either : penalties which Magistrates were obliged to indict ; bat la the present instance he lamented that be could not impose a much heavies. one. An instance of more scandalous behaviour hail sever come to his koowledp. All he could do, however, under the Art of Parliameot, was to floe the prisoner les. and costs ; but an assault of the grossest kind had bee. proved, and if Mr. Roper desired it, he should ' bold him to bail to appear at the Sessions. Mr. Koper said all he wished for was to oonvince the prisoaer that heAropOet to be suffered to violate the law with impunity, pail es be seemed sorry for his mis. conduct, he would not press the miner farther des the penalty, if he 'would remunerate the officer and watchmen who bad suffered by it. • 'This the defendant thankfully undertook to do, and was discharged. with a severe admonition. • liao-aooss AcatiassvaNct.—Mr. Richard Peas, a AN% Wetly, quiet sort of mildew was placed at sisisise is charged with ;be very ungesteil fact of steal iiieliis iiieitall liatli-ilteia ..p was tins :—hlr. James Walker, o young pole. mitoilt/ amosia his fumy aid .gepleadidies his parse. Sy _Ulf sig ihir hair of other gust. is order, wits, .yr'oleitil a were epleadid ball give** the issmabli .91 80 f.alifr- biltestl. sear Clare lliakket, ea Me* 'ttly isfght. ' ' if i: kieliird Puna win e. 11 the • ; a lit wa sod i s s inigli ads rity iilts7a l : ll w l C r trit i l: ; ee t i tic j h 'that *lies the assitablY btaski ip hi' offered him i of his bed. The o ff er wao n oceiplidi Mist . they god 4 ti'Mr. Simi' 'Walker's , apartaiests.;.Mthal irgi.ll ~ down tits chlisn . iy, lit 'the Ireari of LI. Richard ' ' I of Desseark-ciar%Straind.' fist e they area fig id -1 Land ti thi'Mailig Mi.' .Tarime Welker tote oil rayed himself io bill ordinary babillgesige, with I . . pea.d.r.l• . ~.~_ intentional caning pt o I some gentlemen whose chits wer e updestitis,erpecial care ; and before be went, h e eadeavoered to prevail wpm) Mr: Richard p-rs is ,rise alio ;' hitt that 'cr:l 4 .:. ?nun professed himself es. esediogly flagged with timelelightfet euerci.e of th e preceding evening., and requested:permission to sleep a little loner. Mr. James Wedker's mind W igan him rather, hut he was too polite to my any this; ; sad s haring wished his mew .frienda refreshi ng clamber, he departed to maholliineirnieg calls. Ile bad not brew/gone above half tri hoar, however, when the wi•-ked :.ir Richard lima , Mowsit of his drowlie net, rem from sb.l be.l. &need -himself. asi gather. ing together kie kind leos;'s sli•dzess e with epeeist other little thingl. he pack:dila:at Al up in his hard: kerchief, and 'crept dciwit 'Aire. thinking, e e doubt, to steal or with Wens.' ' - ilue•in this he sae Mode for it iso mopped to tit Taman by Mrs. Ri. charism, the ermierabi preprieteresa of the asea.i n. She lissisted om 'gaming his bundle before he w ee% sad Boding in it ewe prwperty of ker young inmate, sit • told Mr. Richard Penn that she had no doubt be had intended to brush with it, and she should there ( ire wed fer a ...mutable. • Title threat she iostsrly . performed, a. d Mr. Riche d Peps was brought before the ilagietrate. la his defence be teiti ins was really so "mystifies" when he awoke at finding himself is a strange 1 , 4. 'that he 'lid not know evirtly what lte was sho% ri g hail no idea bat what they were his own things he was packing up. ilia Worship told Lios.he did not believe him, as& folly con.nsltted Isitn•to take his trial f ur t h e m en ,. See that it is a hundred to one if he ever a: . hes 1.4 w self agreeable at Mr. 3litchell'e assembly ramie aga;s. Maar•La sous...--Oa Mouthy Patrick' Dear;., Timothy Himagas, sod Molten Joyce. all Iridium, from the (manly. of Limeri..k. were brought up, charged with divers.other permit., with creating a riot is Calwell-bahlioga. 4) chord.streut, Portrom. square. ea the rrecedint evening. Sitsday eight about eleven o'clock. tlarr body of trainee, amid with shovels; cutlasses, pok es , choppers and other weapons. culler ell together is Calwellamildlogs, where t;mom' et- Diet gnawer e•!, which was carried on until assay on hush shies tore most dreadfully est sod mangled. The match an called, cod every eemleavelr was made by them to qoe'l the disturbance.. hut which p.o.ed mosure. meat 'the affray tontionc4 withont intaratissioa far 'yentas of two hours. One Kennelly stwel. that on prrateetliag,,to his house with his wife and fatally, ha was inert 'lty tl.;, sob, sad that he was beakloot Ism* with 'shovel anti dreadfully beaten. Another hatillie ober& est oyea andjaw bone.brokaa with a botcher's chop/or; a third was cut and braised. At this i robot a sus. cedes certificate tress 'hi two latter was handel to siairsir the dingereas si 'Or I the 001' area were in. . Several wawa smiled! &maid, and reasplalaftlef hviegaiteaslfislly tveaod I some .4 these showed the :iielest Lapides receive I, sad one brouhht Ler teeth is her bead which had lees knocked Out. The Magistrate 6rodiap •bat I others, not is euttody. acted as the r neeaders, hr el warm., for their sprombessies. wit laic being placed la the basis ofJobstaitapiee. be repaired to the *pot. and is th come of the afternoon took into en.tatly fear more, amour wisaiii . was the waft that iallicte4 the darns. worlds with the chopper. his oiler, in the execs. don of Ms duty, was repeatedly threatened with seri ous violence to his person. During she ateraing' ;several otter - ipplicashos wets made for warning to apprehend the deters. Te, applicants stated, that as their honeys were threatened to be broken isle. they were is danger of their lists. and ersied the Magistrate's intertsreace. The war• rants were at gestated. • Awther elemisation was.aroused is the metier. wham Sive were so amaistedifsmjerphos. beads& and tLr ether three, after receirdscao, odesosltire, were dis 'charted. A crowd Operates tifeAsetil fa the streets lead dorieg the day t sod white the riot ers were oserdseted to Clerkeswell in the trailing the AO, that followed was very large, sad hat for the sr mogesseet of the gaoler, with Staples and Welhe.' 1141 " 1 " 1 ". It"Pigg if the crowd, a rescue would is all !probability bare bees attempted, as It was is entera -1 pieties. _ Two of the weiteded tremens were yesterday 'aka to the Hospital. l;sturi Hata..—Testerday Mari Ana Dostgles sof Mary Ana Nicholsoit, were brought to this office. charged with malting a disterbasce in Vauxhall 6.r deas last mesity. When desired by the oMeer to go iise Used..., primes, Douglas applied a whip to 10 , slteelders, NIA hie fats exhibited ammreimics of be malls. The officer was obliged to remenglgur yet if the °anises. The Magistrate entered Douglas to be sent to Brit too for a month I Nicholas"' was dl.eliarged. arsosston LIMOS. JOLT 20.—ths Thursday. this town asi neighbourbool were visited by a surcessioa of the' der storms, which continued at intervals the wh-• day. At Stenningley, in this borough. two c.. , . were killed by the lightning ; and a °ors stack also set ou tire. bet which was eutieraished witbo: much &mg* baring keen sestateell. WARRIItb. Last Saturday. at St. (horp's, 11 asovor-mitore. R 'Re ssettamp,'Erg • f Telica-loses, Sowersetaltire, to El a &May surrivies drameter of 1. Westbrook - Esq. ofCbsr ,street. liromseor-maers. OaTuestay, lb. $34 last. at RI. Job e% Claweb.ff rlty Moo Aloon. James* W. Marill.r, If Narrow no the IIL. to Mks Sarah Aliddlosaa Mplitud. of Ilartivey. Yesterday. at Marpelsows Dow dwelt. be Rev. 'furl W. swirssa. witorefTbarestwq le be emety of lira. to Mary. daughter of Mrs. Wet* of Horim-street. Os the lab last. Ur. Jolts Itovrteeo. of Aere-Inn.. Car Aims. So Hooriekyomeastewsettee Odds& Neck. or ago log. starea4lte. FAS Yesterday. at Ilt..Aetrew's church. Wollora.lbulesst Crow. Rm. solisitor. Soot. to Lease. *WI °''" of Mr. Ww. ltsdasll. of Hatboro. - . . O 4 No Aatb HA, at Stam llllW m mar Purl% mired 44, Hon' Bleu d Rosso, A. I. of Trinity Cottage, Corebridge. do' sans at Mr. Itioust, fikiaaer•stroet. latakis. On Ow Ins last. Yr. Itkaar4 s hyer. 494 of Mr. Jon Jades, of tlpplrltaaa-strait. - -•.- tOai. Priateo. and Pabliilisi at th. 1311.1.1 "116 lhairtaisaa" and "Tad Cosistsaniaaa" (kat Ariper..na 1117. ILIILItIIIIII44 14 ".' ; wimpat all searasalcallous, (Men, Ike. ars requital 4 sans.* • -. Gg~ ~;'_,. ~~