The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-01-31 00:00:00

" Prtfo LI tks. of th e , ted 11 ialil Re 6, a rem I, On % LI, jib menL :l l .d a of A i , xed id rlO4ll. ' Sir As, edLti , 2 of or )1P?u l VHF i Or r. rtty d i , ' *AO! ULtirs• ld tbi? ust t r . I ible alb that the Ind el& dew, the trd •dd L Or r 4.4 rib Lu tho:lft us, lire •ii s of WI ISTN earl cs , hey was is dm lan hip Spud rtabn Wirt,* rr sat Dettl e B►ir Vet itler :eival NI rreil oval at, ins iiud hi rich not Sure r, 6e 1.3 re ott ti og ; was nw:cc he 661 tau;i lefile4 ry, IG 'kart° rrer. bLort, 'se owl rre Jeel. dgateo , , as him' the sr 4 hdval to ate 14it' 111 Ated ti , e t Gl'o%, he lai Ilan as If Of DI iot Col ota t" le CO! Wee f' OW" g h•r Ara'* P uL s 'IF2 . • 44 1 1- .0 - - dr"' 'N. • TOMONS FOR FEBRUARY. (Pon .dekelniones &podia, qi fitaiieru s te.) FASIIIONS FOR GENTLEMEN. COAT,. G r eat -goat' are in gcurnil worn of olive" olive brown, dark , r este green superfine cloth, or superfine Bath coating; s eek leeward, with three or four straps in the front ; eross lapf, sad the pockets outside, snider the latter ; a small ay is the plait., pointed with three buttons • mewl calla ; be collar to rouse up lii4h in the neck soil a dded ; the fell ows collar only au inch and shelf deep. The waist is worn ra g, three inches bel..w the hip-bone, and the skirt most p e ts to the bAtions of the telt Some fishionalites bare fur cuffs, foliar, and lanpels, to he i r emit with • staisil.sp collar, geed with fur lu rk. a, x 5 to turn hack to form a fall -dogs collar. The o f the /,0, , .t.,s appear at the Opera in great ersai edged Rossi r lamh.skiu, with cuffs, collar and s pyels cif the sang , and loops in front ; ensile after tin; Po- As fashion, and lined throughout with silk serge. Marti, INO•Ce•111. Tb. MN fashionable Moues fur inoroing•toata are olive, or olive brow's, mid blue. Like tke precoliag, they are l e al.wairte4, bat mast not be longer shoo too or three ',her alone the knee, according to the size of the wearer. Th e lappets cane clown very low, that is to say, to the kip tattoo; potkru owtaide, ender the cross-Mops; small, or b o aa tile, plata gilt battens ; Gee boles in the lappets, to boom , aft the way on • French riding sleeve, with three u r ge buttons ; the coke; to come up htgh : the fill dews an kris sad a quarter deep, according to the height of the r adar. W 1 ISTcOATIY. The prersi!ine coluw• n foe waistcoats are white, lordin rib. ot rreci 'nut, i.uff, with blue or Nark stripes, wiiie nder. Thee we Isul:a4 with black err Woe silk gallons. “bleltreested. with fns or six huhu, accurdiug to the i t oph, t,.. bathes all the way ep. AAA - TA ime Ts lAre of bine ~ : d rab4etearril .toekieg, figured. For t he ,dies, ilreb colones nee io Isielnot revert i they are Stakk 10 ecome . J.wn legit under the k :Av. (F ons " Ls /WU Asantstdie." 3Tarninz &rises arc made high in the neck. with leer 'el is On liir b.aoxt, io the (urea of at fcstiau of Owen we • 'moped!. etlityutegi of the novel detente Oleedle-%erilt wed her ; the *let' s are sucked with smell sower• to c ones p oo d i ? lain i-ouln:c it now preferred to the french earl. The sashes an of orsal , n, editod with late. Trails are feelitem. elk; bet short &eases, for c.;.lirrnierlCe. are MOM Igtelllll. fellow Moron a, with • small hunch of jottgoilks, eery is • lace niAt a Ina ht.rd,r, ti e d w ith o 'woo render iLis amvst drees: la the eemaint, rar full-dreso, the roans are meetly made la the track dins, the sleeves iiirg, and the waist mach ter. Grace mad stature have ewe mare resumed Auer maw, essainticatly the lung bans are wholly enfiladed. tat . i, velvet., gossamer mimes, and coloured reaped; ere wyik own t bet One liplin muslin., i-mliroide e e t t ma t o the boßum. &maid hest withliar Nymph :.he wir aquae youthful ed .. i. At bump-to is the Irimou,lll2li dowers On the head, pi r.....; s- /*tither. Smell silk jackets, edge.' with lace, are Ihrewe limply tillage. Tiara rape, Persian, ur hicilisa larbass, of silver gauge or mualin, are the prevailiug orna ments for the head. The arch continue* to be partially covered by It .melt lace Iran :krrellirf, then.. n over our stouldrs. .4.. tis sad strun'ealouo strop, Is are still very Imberiaable, ae it •Ittle satin coats at.tl fourth u, trimmed •ills resier-tltire. Muffs its rill graurally anru. 'lb' puerility colones tat CS' e. Ft . et ore ruby, emer a ld, r opril i a, arab, sue, sad vfirr-brown. torixrGARDEN thEAraE. ATORIO. Lot eight, the OrOtotio of The .Iletsinh ate perforrittrhere, sad attracted ewe of the fail-at hous3 of the sesson. Mr. rowers, from the Lyceum The -stn., in theebsenee of Mr. BRallall. rossfurt ye soy Propk, with great exce ll ence ; i• whole furen.nee Was chaste sod simple, nand trey touch applauded. Mr. 111.1.1.5 MS was hest ospressire. in Thus eilith the lord of Hosts. Ale. Gees hes a sweet and melodious voice, and aliPtar* ed to the grrate , r advantage in, Behold a Virgin. Miss PASSE exerted herself with very good of. fed. Mrs. BIANCO aw•rtiy warbled. fie wee de spisri end rejected rf nun. Mr. TATLOIII, Signora GIIGLItTTI, 11111 d Mimi E. Bui.eis it, were all very asteenful. Tint two chorusees, Fs, sate as a Add is born, owl Halle/nigh, were encored: The whole prrfarman,e wrist off with great smoothness. and was iery wall recei‘.ll. At the end or the 6:st art, Mr. SAut; 61. performed a Clrund 1...near5 ... 0 n the organ. an d displayed much t a ste a3d esP".ition. The Messrs. ASHLICY were also very aureeasfel in their prnfessional aid. The Earl of CASIDit Kane • growl dinner, yeo trrlAy. At hut Ituu.e, iu Arlittutou-street. In I'll of Lovaarook, and several of the Cabinet 11131.ters. Tho eount.s• of CIIOI.IIOIIDBLEY is indisposed s ii cold. rbe Earl of it otstY returned to 'own, yesterday, final t). teen Park. Tim Earl of Buts Inft town, yesterday, for Ca tioshltm. L ialy :l; or.t.tartosi arrival. yesterday, at her mo tion". house, the Countess of Illtinououus. io Duerr -street. Mr. PossJaav glee a grand dinnow, yesterdiy. at his Jane, n. Arlington -street, to Sir ions and Laly ewroste, the Right Hon. D. B. DALY, Idol. General ‘Vateol.t. Colonel Tatou?. Mr. Mr. IL Pow's, 1100. F. A. Pairria. lad Mr. and Mrs. W. PONSOASY. Mr. Pe%soxzw. will give a grand dinner. nest Sauday, at his house to Arlington -street. 1 Lady SIDNEY SMITH is making grand pr.? Ir.- tons for her first rout, this season. at htr house. in Cleveland -row. Mr. Ito's. we find. (coved something on Fri -411. relative to the ilifproretnent of the was shout ""no , Commons. We hope he has not tar.overed that any of them are dirty. Pia Mt. hiviTcas is ver) dl at has lietitAt in Portland- A finning female Singer. we are telti in Nit.. retina's Prif,t, is expected at the Orttra-110,1*". Etta kmeniame. We suppose she is to perform in Dete4 Centers. • Nadu:ft CATS CA nen Intact - it concert U. gird for triday next. at Edinburgh. MTS. R. SIDDO NI, WO have great pleasure , in star -71, et so ouch recnicted. that she was ansounctd "PP ar. en Monday evening last . at the E." - hirgi, Theatre, in the new trsgedy of The le,AdY Legend, in bl Mite Battu& CLOUCESTE►R. JAI. 29. The thraire 'confirm's to be the centre otattrac lion this N:04111 ; and tar oinuseineota are varied, and cuudui:ted lie tray that girt. general satis faction. On Tuesday, the pray was bespoke be Lord Dur,ley and the Grob in i of the Dun.ley 11114 ; when they were howitired with the presence of the Conut,s4 of Berkeley, aid 4 I/Uatero44 train of fu‘hionAhle company. On Friday, the ',error 'lances vitro under the patronage of . Colonel Sir W. Guise, and the Offtt'ersoftile Ito, u I 1'.0.t Gloucester Local M4:14; and the house t►ar literally a buinper. Indeed, w•e have never t-ets it more crowded ; and the au dience appeared highly gr.tiatA, The Hov.-;tles ui prepaiatron fur this wet it Ule we'l enlettlattd to item,e:lttraetire. Them is nue object, hnn ever, 1., which we he t ( to direct the at. tention of the Ntacreter, the"darkness visible" which ol•.Kcares die stave. Whether this proceeds (ruin a deficiency in the number. pow. r, or ma nagement of the light 4, se kaow not ; but it is a saKgeetion tt ulna, an doubt not. Mr. Watson will lend a willing ear, • and appty en etfetti;al cvntedy. MACS/ESTER, JAN. e 7. Monday. Shakespeare's tragedy of Haslet was revived, in which Mr. Elliott• perionated the young Prince. His reading of the text, 6 , take it all in all." was classically chaste, and hi• whole performance was justly rewarded with the warmest approbation, by a large and genteel audience. Mr. Swendall rescued /Woeful from diet bafformery which too many comedians attach to the character. The internal stage for the Player King. &C. had a very characteristic and p1e4,1:14 effect. The Ghost was judiciously spoken by Mr. Harley; end Mr. Manse, was swore than respectable in Ileratio.— Vl'ednesd4y. Mr. ltyley appesreil iu the part of Lord Oeleby. and drew a very dee picture of an old. fashionable, superannuated beau. lie was very warmly received throughout ; as are also Mr. &Karlin sod Mrs. Taylettre, in Sterling and Mrs. Heiclleberx : nor ought Mr- Andrews to he forgot ten in Castes. The comely was, upon *he whole, well received. Ryley, we are glad to hear, is en gaged for a few nights : he will shoal/ appear 'n the double character of author and actor. a new comedy of lii• being in preparation. From the plower, his Mosel-est has generally given, touch may be anticipated from his dramatic labours. ABERDEEN, JAN. U. The'Play of 77. e Strestger 4S performed, on Sa tu►day, when Mr. flaw deli4hted an elegant au dience by hi• admirable &chore:ion of the arduous character or the Stranger. Hui scene iii the foorth act, with the Berea, was highly finished. The uo eelty of the evening arose from Mrs. Ree's making an appeal to the candour of an Aberdeen public, in the character of Mrs. Keller, it being, as we were informed, her third appearanee on any stage. She teemed much eintnimtmed, and was thereby pre vented flout exhibiting those powers, iia their full 'force, which, it was evident, she possessed; she, however, displayed much intellect, and, when di ve-red of her timidity, we augur well of her success. 0.. Monday evening, our national tragedy of hoagies attracted numerous audience. M►. Rae did every thi ng for the part of Yorag Nueva; his (kiss Will peculiarly characteristic. Mr. Patterson •as • good representative of Gletseleon; his con ception of the CIIIIITatiff was just, hut we were con cerned to hear hint repeatedly 4eviate from the text. Mr. Amherst improves upon us ; he person ated Old Nereid with consideiable truth ; this was . fully •nbscribed to by the numerous plaudits of all approving audience. AMERICAN' THEATRICALS Mrs. Mason and Mr. Simpson, who lately joined the New• York company, from the Theatres Rascal, Ihtblin and Edinburgh, are playing in New-York with great success. They see unrivalled in their line, and have greatly concil4ted the public favour. Mrs. Mason's torte appears to be the fashionable fine Lady. She has played the Widow Chesely, lire tries, Poetise, Easily Tempest, Jefians, (in The Homy Moos), Lady Teas/e, and Violaiste; in moat of which she was very fortunate; her greatest failure was in Mrs. Beverly. in The Gamester. Mr. Simpson made his debut in Harry Doratsa, and has since play. d Freak Hearted!, Charles Stir fare, Don Felix, Petraehio. end other lively cha rarte.s, with much applause. The Boston Theatre opened shout the middle of September, and is still under the management of Millers. Bernard, Powell, slid Dickinson. company consists of Mr. and Mrt. Powell. Mr. acid Mrs. Oarlev, Mr. and Mrs. Mills, Mr. and Ms. Claude, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes, Messrs. Bernard, Dickinson, Johnston, Robertson. Allen, C eg- Isam; Mesdames Canninghsin and Grsnpner, ffind Mis.es Worrell and Cunningham. They bare met with very little encouragement. owing to the weitakcAs Of the company. Mr. Cooper, from the New-York Theatre, is engaged to play their twelve nights, and is to commence on the 27th of Novembrr. The Mater and ‘Vardens of the Baker's Cora. timely waited on the moan MAtrust., yestetd■y, to art the a.size .and price of bread. ass Lordship, after easmining the Meslweighers' account, or dered the present prices to remain. A duel was fnagbi on Saturday, at fkmmings grove, on the Watford-road, between a gentleman of the name of Many, and Capt. Sutra, iu which the latter was dangerously wounded. The parties tired twice, and Capt. SMITH was wounded in the hip in the second tire. They first met iw the fields at Kenti-h Town, where the; were disappointed. O n the Persian Ambassador's vi it to the Prince of WA LIS the other day, his Royal Highness pie. seated hiin with a beautiful and cannot clock, In rented by the celebrated Mr. Cotinaces, in which the time is measured by the motion of a small phi tin* ball. On Friday morMeig, the town of Dower we. again alarmed 11 the cry of tire, which proceeded from the malt-house of Janata mei Co., but which we• got uadvr wits lit' le damage. T:I1.v: of the CITY t; COL. WARDLE. Mr. IiraROLIC attended. at Guildhall. yesterday, to receive the Thinks, a n d the Freedom of the Cit.... in a gold hos. of tiie tutu, of too Kuinea. 4 voted loin hy the Corpy,r.y6in, for his able and p-tri, , tit: conduct in the 11,114 e of t . o.lnno.is, in brio. t in2 fors a yl thsrges the lute Commun. , yler -to r t:Lief. lle u introduced to titr Chamber- Lou by Mr. Altirrat4li tint. Ibehrrt- awl Mr. Wiwi). Salm (the motet and seconder) att• tided by several of the Livery, who recc.ved bun in the pulyttat After aid ::: i : aistering t':e o ith, Mr. CHAMBERLAIN tublres.eil hiui in the 6,1104i:1.c woe& " (Awl , Lux 1.1.0 v n Vt* girt you joy, anti, in the ninese.4 Ike Right Ilu.. tl,. 1..44 Mayor, Alder own, and el.imantscra of Mr (•ity ut Conintun Council et.estshleti, and 'selectable I. thew usiaminous Reser )ent t.) the FrceJuall ul the ih‘ruttnint of the BMW., Empire The C.iiirt hes likewise usatsisnouvly resolved, that yogi Laving, unwired by ministerial wslii!..ted scrim's charges against the late Comma,ler in•Chict; shirt, have Irvin clean. sah►tarttatcd, rod which have its fact induced his It.iyal Ilighness to ,igu a siim.amu, of Shirt,, in the 111111i011 of the Court, he is onwurthy,' are retitled to the (sterna and gratitude 14 this "hurt sad the Coltetry. " I ant, therefore. kir, to return you t►e Thanks of the Cowl, tmtether silt, s 2‘leitiorial of soar admission to the Freedom of this City, in ■ gold bus, of the value of too trainees, in grarefal testimony of the high smear they niter -111141 of the vest, intrepidity, cod patriotism, wheat mess etnioently eriuced is that arduous and hieJahle under taking.' Court bovine so fully expres::eil the 'r sense of the importance of the late Inreatiestiou, amid of your ineritueirses eueduct and perseverance, there is limbo.; left for use to add upon that subject but, sir, allow pre tu express a wish fur your htalth and happiness, sad that you may her to witness the good which ws may hope will result from your exertions: and may nianki,od iu general, awl especially thuie of exalted ra3k, and in confidential situattima, be deeply ius, pressed kit the truth of what hes hero declared by the pt nice of hist°, :.in s , that "Metier mania prdicitia baud alta abnuerit " Me. WARDLE then. on re •tivititt s coln , of the Thanks and the Box loin t to Catena berlai:t, ad dressed kilo us ft): tun : si tt—With sentiments of the hiz,laral respect and fer2ti- Owl., I wept the Freedom tlf the City of Loodou. I am little rapsdee of saying hew swath I !eel %meow ed by so hicls and prowl a mark of distiuction for, hissers:r strunc toy serves may he, wises my duty calls me Loth its defence of the rights and liberties of the people; still, when in highly respected a portion of that people are confrrring upon WIC Godson iuvalsable pledge of their appsolsatioo, I feel myself unequal to do Nose than Mier my plant, bait licarifelt !banks. And yet, Sir it is not alone thls ma s k of favour that I am bound to acksookdge ; but 1 have also to express sly 'reti tlede fur that tiaiforus and steady 'appall given age by the Citizens of London, Awing the mogresa of those lIIISSAOII - attacks that hat. tutu made sip.so iz ,its consequence of that very r,ndlitt salisch has been so distiogonlied by their approlistiou. That support, So, ,as enabled me sne er ssfully to defend myself egotist my coessies—the esessits of every public man w !so Mors to expire and attack corrup• win. Hy continuing to vapors and attack it, wherever it Ni .y oiler it•e!r, I trust to having continued to ow the con fidence a n d saisport of the first City lathe World! " It is ass small satidactiou to me to receive my freedom, during the Mayoralty of a G r oh: u nto, who has already 'Sewn himself the Sem friend of the Rights and Liberties o: the People ' and of our czirsllent Con , litution—such as it once was wad sorb as, I Sow, it owe mine will he ! "To ye-s, Sir, for the basdisoisse sod Nattering manner in which you have conferred this high honour upsets me, moth is due 3. aad I beg leave to thank youkisdly " The Ake Adams. Autencats it,gate. hits *Tried! at Amsterdam. and landed the money she had on board. She is to sail again for Ansence as soon as possible. and to cal at ao English port in her way. for the purpose of receiviag Mr. Ptecuway's dub patches. There is a report. circulated upon the authority of the Captain of a vessel from Kodiak. which left that place on the 19th instant, of itoN AAAAA having set off for Spain; but that, previously to his departure, his intended bride. a Russian Princess, had arrived at Pans. The Moo. Conapaoy's ernlner TeiganiorM, which brought the late a d v i ce . t o Bombay, on her passage, we are informed, sustairseJ a gallant ao nos with a French privateer of superior force—the TeigettumtA caught fire during the engagement which compelled her to hiul ofi to exiiii,guash it— in the mean time the privateer reedy her escape. We understand cti men were killed and wounded on hoard the teignmoulle, and Lieutenant &rawest? hat lest ater, arms. The TeigseasearA soon afierwarda Ml in with His Majesty's ship Caroline.. .she imme diately went in chase.-1 Madras. Ass. 30.1 A vessel is arrived at Pettiest*. frets Bilbao, after a passage of tea days. The letters by this conveyance are dated the 14th instant, and relate principally to commercial atLiirs. We stated, in yesterday's paper, that we should be happy to correct any error is the two Lists which we published. 'Ye have only learned that Mr. k . HIRATIICUTZ and Mr. JUISIAS JACltsoal were not present. and that Mr. Mitumst voted for Lord POUCIIVATSI. atritiwW. Colonel Systemise desires us to say be was deprived by Rhine from attending. if present be would have voted for Lord Polecats- Tea's toetion. It is said to be the object of the Persian Ilasbosty to England, to sepcsate a loran" of two millions with the !Ala Company; while the latiia Com paq. thaultlves 1111C4111 to apply to Parlitseest fur have to borrow two millions. We are happy to find that 4 eteral of the . O. P. Gentlemen, who were murdered i n t h e l ate riots at Co rent-Garden Theatre, are, at present, in excellent health and slrrit.-__ The Serptlntine River was yesterday visited by a numEroits ‘ssetublege *of 'kaisers, who bravely sco wled on the ice, et the risk of their lives. Friday night, the calico ground of Messrs. GARD.. eta sod Co. at Waudimorth, was robbed of ten pieces of cambric. Au inquest was held. at twelve o'clock, yesterday, at the Blue Posts,iu Fulwood's Rents. Holborn. by G. Houses, Esq. on the body of Mr. Jones, a porter at the White Hart lon, flolCirn. who hung himself, on Monday, at his house it' Fulw...o4's Ileum It appeared in evidence, that the de&ased was forts' yesrs of age, and had a family *fn . ' children. boat its very encumbered circumstances. The Jury return ed a verdict of Lease y. The unfortunate Ransom limn Haute Sense- L IT, whom we have mien had occasion to mmitsen, and who was embarked some day" ago in the Ussiers, in order to h, retiirord to New Smith Waslro, futirtenly di•opptartd fro•rt .:.t vessel. on the evening of the nth avert. , wale at awokar near tin' ( eukits. He is suppowil to here istatried overboard, and to have peen drowned.—!‘ .4l " o " l'aper, Arr. 92.) ' EDINBURGH. JAN.::. HIGH COURT OF JeSTICIARY. Mnndsy the Court proceeded with the bin! of Charles 411. Queen Anti Alexinrier Bailey. idiots ./1/on, accii,ed of. housi-lereaking slid theft. •The iuterlucutor of relevancy having been read. .and the Jury acorn ii,, Mr. Hang Leon, Oil the font of the Prisoner, 111•42neen, stated. in defence, I.e. That his cheat ems not guilty of, the crimes. clue' rod. 2d. That, although the circumstances like-I- I led erre proven. it could not be inferred .trout /twice. that hlQueen was guilty ; because. when' he went to the chop which was broken into, he did su ender the emproyinerit of the Sheriff, in whirs confidence. and that of his predereseor, Mr. Stn., ill' (now.Haron) Clerk, lie had been fur a long thee prior to the oomiunsion of the cnme noel that, in coosequence of this understanding, hr nil. dressed a letter to Mr. Sheriff Rae, tiit the dame ; ; of the house-breaking. previous to its informing hint that it was that evening to take place; which clearly demonstreted that, whatever part M.Queen had in the business, was march. wines the view (Welding the Sheriff in discovering the of fenders; and having his (the Sheriff's) expre.s sanction to act is. dux way, nuthing criminal could he iinputed to him. And, idly. it ivies aimed. Theta fatal objection lay against the indictment iteelf—the shop,. of Mr. Ker, which 11.111 broken open, being stated. to be situated in 6 ' Picardy place. is the pari.h of St. Cuthb e rt. an d county of Ednnbutgh; . whereas it was alleged, that the lands of Picardy,aneiently.eo celled, had been separi ied. by expreu Act of Parliament...from the piirisb of St. Cuthbert, and annexed to that of St. Giles. The defence for the other prisoner resolved intro a denial of the libel, and the misnomer as to the parishes, alluded to in the defence for M'Queeo. Robert Ker, merchant tailor. Picardy-place, as then examiunt Ile depilated. that, on the evening of the 11th Norcnilier lust, he arranged Ms goods in the shop rn is regular way, after which he Ewen ell a her that runs across the eimlow, bolted the shutters of the door, cud locked it himself, tarty ng the key to his dwetling-house. In the morning Ise was called upon. and, on pfoeilg to the shop, found that the door had been forced open, and the gooier in the shop very much disorder...l. but no articles taken awes. George hlac•kamith in Leith, was applitql to by the swimmer. Bailey, to smoke au iron crow ie the beginning of No►ember loot, tor ohich he Acid to. Gil. Ou being 'Axon the one meutioemed in the indictment, winch had keit found inner Xer's ?Amp no the night of the houre•hrenking, the wititetii ponied, that if was tiresome be had made to Bat I:1's order. James Willon,Siseriifonlostitute of Ediabnrwh. deponed. that, riu Wednesday. If th November, three days pr sinus to the house-blanking. ha "received informatier, lmt'ilot front M•Qsseeu, the's...Loon r at the bar, th.a a plan had been laid to break 1140 4 jeweller's shop at the head .of Lath Walk, i.y Al•tioreit, aid another person of the :mine of Brown or Jamiebon, ..'y means of as iron 4.'4', • blr. NVilson proceeded to state, that, in 17. p,..- queuce wf this itiforui.uosis„. ha want, oboist to o'clock ou the night thaj the robbery was espectiil to take place, accompanied by Mr. Scott, the P , . curator-fiscal : agd . theotir ers of the cotes 1, toPiean i 3 ;dice. • Front 10 'to 13 o*clor.k they contiiiii•rl nearly aboiit the spot, during which they beard w. - vend attempts made •on different shops. rem , of which ourceeded.. In passing at one time throui;ii Picardy-place, Mr.W. sa two men, one of whims he knew to he Nl , Queri.. About 1.2 o'clock, the nuive of breakin4 open, a door was.again heard, and s on proceeding.to the spot, they discovered MI, F PICA shop door open, Hurt a light within. The • ffic,is immediately entered. and though the light was ex tinguished. secured the two Prisoners. Bailey shade great resistance; fil.Queen made uone, but ap peared much alarmed lux! ogitute.cl. On seart hing Bailey. two picklocks awl taro keys were found up on him, and other ke)s npon the floor, near .. where McQueen stood. A tin ease, containing phos phorus eauches was also Maw: is toe agave plat.. The goods. in the shop were very much muse,' slam., and part of them bad the appearance of lieng pal L ed, with the view of carrying them utr. '1 be no crow before-mentioned was found lying en t; Walk, pear to the shop. Mr. Wilson also that he was present on • Friday, s oo n a ft e r 0,, • of Mr. Robertson of Dalkath was looker ir. bleQueen was brought before the Sheri*, a . kiwi to him that he suspected be lt .4! ge gator part of the goods which had bees. slide:. that occasion, in his custody ; aod, therefore, 4a he was anxious to recover them, he promised him his protection, if he would .diseuvi r the wholr toot be knew concerning that rubbery ; but, declining this, he was informed by the Sheriff, that if he ea, an engaged in any matter of this kind, witnout giving previously; lortuation„tand having his tas.ctien to do SO, he would be seized and brought to punish. Four sheriff-officers were then ex.imined, and corroborated the eircurnstauces stated by the pie ceding wituesa. The .Hon. Baron Clerk depooed, that, in 1101 month of• April. M.Qiicen was brought as a pil e:user to his house, by two officers, when Ire pro pqssd to disclose -something of importance relative to a igare.; of housebreakers, if he was not hared! . -.dealt with himself; and at that time he made a particuler commuoicati on rcepectiii% a itutrd o r; fender, whom the Hun. Baron did riot think it prudent to mune, but whom he anxkosly wi,heel to detect; mad this talon:taboo he Sad, from other quarters, ascertained to he correct. At this hour he reformed his Lordship, that afters' capital hosesebreakingis were to be attempted in i he course of a tor days.; sod he then received his per:eimiem to sitend the meetings of the gang. is oreler to ascertain their places• and seemingly to join with them, and. although feuud is the act, he was in formed that he would by H. llaphity's Advocate. provided the info• ing•• 11011 previously given proved accurate. I.y.m, Case prisoner at the bar, we. hot the p er,,, agai n •, slum Wives was repaired to give iufurnsatiou. He was restncted, moat positively and uarticalari, not to concur an any act, *Moist giving prelim'', information. On witoeso beiog appointed a Bia:wr of Exctrwtrar, ha taittaituoicatail the Datum of tLir understaridorg beta/tea in.o acid the Prison• M.4,tueea, to Mr. Rae, the present Sherid ; 0