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Lord Melville is shoddy expected in lows, free his Nest in Scotland Lady Liisonee is arrived to Treirsridsg Welk, frees a Seer. Dowager Lady Cleruseut has reamed to Hastiest', Sus sex, (rum a lour. Lard and Lady Marinelli bare arrived at tbeftehe Cap. lisle's seat, Cradle Howard, Yorkshire, from a tour. Lady Heallicote is expected to Wive town is a few days fur flritblon. Lord Lilford has left tows for his seat, Uteri House, Northampion.hire. Lady Elisabeth Stewart is expected to leave toes this day fur Paris. Sir Joseph Turks, But. is expected ge kale lows this day fur Paris. Sir Gilbert Heathen'?, Bart. is arrived at his house in Landrum-place. Puetla ad-plsce, from his seat, tfieromelew Park, Lisicolsigbire. Mr. and Mrs. 'Thistlewsite and family, arrived yesterday at the Primer Saxe Coburg Hotel, Claries.sirest, Grimmer square, from their seat is Masts. Departures frum Blake's Hotel, .tennyis-strecl:—Alsjgr- Cruiral Sir James Tempt, Bart. to join the army at tales riesines ; Hon Casale Dorman It 111. for Oldham ; sad James William Stuart, Sm. fur 11:s seat in Berks. I Arrival. at the British Hostel. Jresaya.strest :--Captairt White, 7th Mown, form Paris; Me. and the lee Misses Yandrlrer. from ditto; E. L. Carigtoo, from hie seat ie Herefordshire. Arrivals at Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street t—oolooel Magray, from Oxford; Mr. sad Mrs. Murray, frost the West bass. Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Greed Doke NIICIISEL, attended by Baron Nictiot-sr and the, other Gentlemen of his suite, arrived at Carlton.; house. and had the honour of bring introduced lei the PRINCE RICISIIT. w h en, we nodershutd, . hie Impetial Highness and snits toot - team of his It Tal Highness. The Grand Duke !Malin. and his suite will honour Drury-lame Theatre entltaheir presence this evening, to see The Dasome. It is expected that an Additional number of workmen will he employed on the improvements in progress «t the Pavilion, at Originals. .TftePnaltrA REGLNIT is most essaiiies for their completion; end should any seeession to his Royallifighorairs menus take place, during the maid year, it is-very pro liable the Paviliisn will appettr in its intended shape by the Christens, of 1819; . . 'lle Earl iaUlaamoussaaasolortainoattlni-Diakel of DS,01111111115•81§Okstidati party ou Saturday. at, his house in 4.:emoshabreqtagre. Melon IIwitIOLDT. the Pressien Ambassador. will give a grand entertainment this dsy to the Growl Doke Mtcgaat. and suite. aud a large party of distinction. at his residence its Paths& place. Ainnng the list arrivals at*Rath a*•• — Lard Steer, Lard aistioasld. tidy Illosiael Admiral Sir A. Bettie, Sir S. tL• i s+lrr, Sir S. Caseadvi,, Sir IL Gri. yr., Admiral Sir W.. wad Lady Hamad, Sir b. Nerds, Sir T. awl Lady Skim, Licyl.-Coyeral sad Mrs. Lrighion, Colosiel,Bantaitr 16011 1 COP% Cowl DetTe and Cultiuel Wight. Had Mr. Fount appeared n the ohl Citizen instead of the old Peer, in The Clandestine Nur . rive, he roost hareautreeded quite as well, for his anrtit is Sterling. The laminating actress, Mills S. BuoTn. from Coreiii-garden. will perform at our 'Chaska to. morrow. P4'. Cosse also takes a priuMpal clta rscsrr.—tSh►erssa►y Paper.) A ilia translation of BRAWSISRUIAIS' Spanish paeher is in rehearsal at Coset.i.gardris Theatre, not io rivalry of the elder Caiman's, but as b-tier nilaptril to 11th:snit's rttrsic, in which Mrs. /iimuns is to appesr.. and display those eagniiite tondo.. of harmony aliich ears only be acquired in the Italian school, 'where alit has ,been practising la t tenee from this etivatry. obtaining such urs sit !elitist as no other .fetitale than the la. wrote(' Mts. Hi LLINGININ exer aspired to. Mademoiselle Cannaosts...iwts attracted, during the us hot days, an isoniense crowd of speetakers goitre Sttesburg theatre, where they are represent i:Lg the tragedies of the first authors. V. hare ad lll l pri t!,e parts oT Itle-ope, jcasirumis. and Ile,patra. We are assured that she will remora %lir r rtirtllight longer.—itarir New mode if unearthing a For.—Orr Mondry a rock of hounds ran a fox to earth in this county, when 110 terrier bring found to venture after bid, a sportsman proposed that a cat shoald be driven cp the burrow, which was accoarliogly done. The then entered—the cat was killed—,End Rey. card said " Good bye."—(Shrewsbury Paper.) Og. Thursday, about one o'clock, a beautiful Joithatioi, of 1,330 tun. burden, was homelied Irons Ban% Attu 41111 Itotrays's thick, Deptford. The io.ual preparations having hero as..rl.;, sloe alms with the customary fornoslotier. - christened the Winolna., by Mrs. Fttescitt.tri, and gloried into I.er oboist tlemeot in a style of great wajesty, in Cite prrotue r of r HUMP/011$ concourse Sr sp. ctiators. Ite.rd is a bust of his MA:ESTE.' 'Subsequent lo thy hound', a company of nearly 200 Orions, 1144 .111111 gentlemen, partook of et t•titi colleition 111 the mould loft. The 01,11C14 of the Windsor are :dross.. FELIX ant) ta . EORGE Cialf and Co. MARRIAGES EM BENG% L.—By woo Art or Portia -11"14. Inessra 11l lii. , I..st Sessions, marriages seem -1111,11I,) M mimeos of the Church of Scotland in the %molt oerritories in India as mark as legal, and of the 1141111 C force as those solemnized by Clergymen ol I I.e Cloorcli of England. But one, or both of the per.oliS SO Married, Must previonaly prove that then are members of the Church of lcutland. : • DRURV-LANE THEATRE. The eau* opera of rksApeeeis was roprestat gni Un Saturday emetiog. to, a well-filled house. The weather was eiceedifigly unpleasant but per sonal incoliveuienee was forgotten, when it was re . membered that a new Carlos and a new Clara were aboot to solicit the approval of the public. The Carlos was Meditate BIELLOAk, a lady who, some tears since. appeared ou the &field) stage. At that period, the was for from unsuccessful—but, anxious to improve her style, she proceeded to Italy. that greet school of music. where she married lin individual or emisiderable rank. Her pater. mil name if MOILTIALI. She• was brought up in the bosom of elegance and affluesice--aud, while WO rhgret that prospects so delicious should be blighted by adventitious circumstances, we most rejoice, that this interesting lady had rigour Of mind sufficient to turn into sources of mole. Rant those accomplishments which were acquired merely as molten of amusement. Madame MILL- Alai is rather under the middle sise-i.her fete is handsome—full of life and intelligence. As she ap r peered iii the character of Carlos, it would be unpar donable not to notice her leg, which is finely formed. It is strong. without clumsiness—delicate without weakness. filer appearance was, indeed, that which Carlos should mislays exhibit—mild, elegant, and pleyfal. To &tient, critically, On the Merits of a first appearance (and this we virtually consider as one), Whines only to those who would fain prevent merit from finding its due and proper level. Be owes the more worthy task—to encoursge the diffi dent, to Pieter the exertions of talent, when we see them likely fo be overpowered by the torpedo touch of sensitive appreliensiou. In she instance imme diately before us, we observed great apprehension, bat net sufficient to prevent us from perceiving very great tarot. Madame Bst.taaa was, on her eritri, greatly affected—perhaps more so than if she had been a stranger to this country. For, any one of acute mind may easily conceive, that the association of ideas, connected with an appearance in a parti cular place—sn endeared place—after a long ab tesice—Most have a powerful effect on the heart— perticularly ou the female heat. The first greetings over, and enthusiastic ones they were, Madame BILLOAS proceeded with her part, which she cer tainly acted, with more grace, spirit, and general propriety, than any of those persons whom we have previously seen in the character. Our readers know, well enough, that the pin was originally given to an individual, whose merit was solely confined to his sissies— who bad no pretensions to Retie; • and. with the exception of the new Carlos, those who have appeared sauce that period, have walked on, sang their air, and retired, with all the nacho laical formality of the Automaton Trumpeter. Ma dame BILLOLR has token a just View of the chase ter ; and, in the scenes where Carlos is engaged, has made ham a very attractive personage. 'This lady's mice is of considerable compass. Its higher Doles are clear—its lower, full. well.defined, and melodious. FToln her performance, we are justified iu thinking that she possesses much science—but her pod taste ,prtveatell her from deetroyiag two very simple .atts..by on Muuslatila of ornament. She was ea. surd in " Had I a heart." and " Ak, sere a pair P' and, in our o pi nion, that honour was impro perly withheld fior d The _soles, ‘ 5B Cook Maid." in the finale to the list ict e which she executed with unco mmon Mate and sineetoess. Her shake• is the most delicate we ever heard—and its fall into the naturist tone is.erooderfully soft sod pleasing. Madame BiLLGIVI was received with enthusiastic plaudits. Alia.% WHAM, who, a few evenings since. appeared for. the fi rst time, in the character of nee, ass umed, on this occasion, the more important part of Chow % She is* very beautiful and interest rug girl—and in her two principal airs, " When sable eight." and " oldies, thou dreary pik e " delighted the audience by her delicacy of taste, and clearness of . esteem...ion. Mr. Mompam's One Jerome was excelleat. lie rescued from the disgrace which ernEirics had brought on them, some of the food old songs attached to the character.— lie gave " U the days, when I was young." with greet truth and humour. filar. KNIGHT was an amusing Angie Mendoza. The Deemia was repre sented, with more than ordinary excellence, by Mrs. SP•Rall. This ancient Priestess of Intrigue could out have been more buworously deli neated. The consequence which she assumed, w hen ordered " to troop" by Don Jerome, was highly ludicrous—her attempt to ape the elegant and-en gaging, in the interview with the " little Solo/NOM" of theoretic, was no less laughable—and her per formance was crowned, was rendered perfect, by her spirited attack on the unfortunate Jew, when he finds that he is tricked, and determines to get rid of Isis " most filthy bargain." The opera wrut off extremely well—and was an nounced for repetition, et the request, it was said, of a lureiguer of distinction, amidst the acclamations of the audience. Saturday afternoon the Grand Dake MICOAANL, attended by Sir Wst.t.tait Coaciaave and his suite, isopected the interior of Drury-lasse Theatre. Nir. Wien, the&cretary, was iu attendance to conduct therm. The Grand Doke made a inmate examinstioo of the stage and the machinery to work the earn's, and part.cularly of the ingenious ap paratus invented by Sir WlLLtast to prevent or extinguish tire, with which lie was Much grit Bed. The weather pawing very unfavourable, they were uuuble to go oet upon the upper roof to see the apparatus work. He then returned ispon the stage to hear the finale of The Dieinds Tepertrd in fall chinos. He then proceeded to inspect the growl ohm:ayes and saloon, which he declared to he one of the most uttignilicent strictures fie had ever viewed. We understand that he is desirous to see the rtl, et of the Theatre when lighted, and intends to 41511 it this dry. A destructive fire broke oat in the manufactory of Messrs. (ir.asscoi and Co. brass founder., Grad sier's-strect, Whitechupel, on Saturday morning about one o'clock. wine!' entirely ;consumed the whole of their extensive premises, destroying pro. perty to a large amount. Great fears were enter tamed for the waselioures of M. SIIRIOIIt, is sugar .bater, but by the activity of the Bremen, aided by a plentiful supply of water, they were preserved from destruction. What makes the calamity much Ktrater is, that a number of industrious workmen ale thrown out of timplo)ineut. • • SOLITIU . MP TOli. OCTORn 3. • A., ‘ .. i . . '..1-:'" . —..41...L . L ." ' .. • ~ :. 1 Clay %IRMO DC CRESPIONT'II grand B a ll, an ,' Supper, on Thursday evening, was . Nitrified by *hoot YOU of the most distinguished personages. Taste and elegance appeared in every department : the Jinxing, particularly the waltz, were. iii the most finished style. The company parted early next monolog. Aisapack-place is about to he greatly improved, and will, of course, become much frequented iii cosisettuence of distinguished residences. On Tuesday the Primee - Cobarg packet arrived here with 33 passengers and two carriages; and on Thursday evening the Chesterfield packet redelltd this place with crowded beds. On Wednesday last was shot, flying over South ampton Beach, a beautiful young Goble* Eagle. with a large flat fish in Ins beak. The plumose is most handsomely mottled and variegated t it mea sures from the extent of the wings, when expanded, five feet and upeards, and is esteemed a wonderful curiosity, such a production of nature not having been seen here, in the act of flying, by the oldest inhabitant. It is now in the possession of Mr. Fleetwood, chemist, of this town. COUNTESS OP sr. riNceNrs MONUMENT, CA VERSWA L L. Chem * ne LWOW Mereury.l The lovers of the Arts will be gratified to hear that the County of Stafford is enriched by soother ex guisite specimen of the brilliant genius of Chantry. In C•verswall Church. less than thirty miles north of Lichfield (whose Cathedral is the depository of the most excellent of this great sculptor's produc tions). the Earl of St. Vuoceist has erected • monu ment to the memory of his late Countess, which is inferior to the cenotaph at Lichfield, for waist of the same interest of circumstance onl; is beauty of execution it cannot b e surpassed. T he design is a female figure in the attitude of prayer; the dra pery is ea disposed as to present a veil forming straight folds on the forehead, and flowing over the shoulders with a flexibility and airiness that asto nish ; it appears as if settling again after • recent motion of the body it encloses; the whole person is delicately and beautifully traced through its light habiliments; but the arms. which are exposed, and crossed on the breast, defy description. If on a first view it should be possible for the visitor to di vest himself 91 the general effect, and descend to minute • lamination. we would point out the form and of the left hand and arm as deservir position _ the highest admiration—there is also a most touch ing expression in the inclination g i ven the head; the face bowed towards the earth, bespeaks humble ness of spirit, whilst the mien, suffused with meek tranquillity, denotes the confidence of hope. The critic gazes and forgets his of f ice; lie Woks as if ob serving not the type, but the reality; his mind is occupied not by wonder at the artist's skull, but by the warmest interest for the scene he witnesses in the fever of sympathy he almost exclaims " Oh, Heaven, hear her prayer !" The delusion past—he bursts forth in ecstacy at the sculptor's•poiner, but grudges the check to his own imaginatioti; he un willingly exchanges even the redundancy of pensive sensibility ,fur the acumen of critical research. Such is the power or art, but such iu the highest degree is the power of the sculptor's art. That stone insipid, hard, and shapeless, should be so 'fashioned as to pourtray the lineaments of death, is ' wonderful—but that item) express the very workings of the soul, that it can seise upon and commiuid the feelings beyond any ether of man's perform ances, would net have been credited, were it not that our own senses have borne convincing testimony to the fact. The amouttineot has unavoidably every disadvantage of light and situation. The figure kneels on a square base, on which is the following Inscription : SACRED - To Ow Memos/ of MARTHA, %ld • COUNTESS OF SAINT VINCENT, li' Who was emmeatty pious, virtuous and clioritable: She departed ibis life VON On the IA day of February, 1816, Aged 7b seam Lad was at her owe desire buried I. tie Tomah of bee Paresis. " 41.4 t armi • This Illenusseet was erected by her , •es,lit Serviviag Husband. • . • Our letter from Dover, slated October fit trri. day), says—" Sailed yesterday for Calshi i the Lord Daocan packet, Capt. HAMILTON, with the Baron LIUSZELTIIIII, Minister to his Imperial Majesty of RUSSIA ; also Le Desiree French packet, Captain LAMBERT, with Count D'OsmoND (son of the Freucik Ambassador) and COuntess D'Oshoso, In taily, and suite. " This day the King George packet, Captain Kano, sailed for Clete* with his Excellency Count LINTut, the Boman Ambassador, hie Lady and family, on their way for Aix-la-Chapelle. 4‘ The Right Hon. the Earl of St. VINCtNT is arrived from London, and is to sail to-morrow in the Lord Doom pocket, Capt. RANH:L*I4" RoXISG.—The great pugilistic match betwixt, Eules and Isle of Wight Heil is to take place es the 29th instant. The stakes of 400 guile's, • side between Kendall and Termer , are expected to be made good io the course of the present week.— Cabbake; of Bristol, has challenged Scroggior to meet him at the above city, to fight for • subscrip tion purse of gol. C. Davis, of - Bristol, and Mar tin, the baker, are matched for &Of. a side to fight iu the same ring that Bales and Mall Contend in. The operations which have been going on for some time pest at Salisbury Crags, veer Edin burgh; the-e 'f fect of which is to take away all that is striking an picturesque in the aspect of this reti; and to give it the smittersoice of a common stone quarry. are now likely to be suspended. The Officers of State have at last resolved to take up the question as to the right of the Magistvates of kiliiihurgh to deitiolish alrts. rock. • Instroctions have been given to the Crown Solicitor to prepare • case for the opinion of the bourn Lewyers, and (the Earl of HAMMINGTON haeing.itis understood, disclaimed having right to swore than the pas turage) there is reason to believe that the further progress of deniolition will he prevented by Inter dict, if that sbodld be necessary. p • TIII TA f .411 Y. , . . . . The list of the . Royal .Navy, c:srreelld oil to the 30th Sept. cootaissi the fallowing Oakes., Ste.— Admiral of the Fleet 1 . . ( Red ' l7 . . Admirals of the 4 IVliiie f Moe . . (Red Viee.Adatirals of the j White ...... .. DI Blue ...... 14 • 1t..1 Rear.Adinirals of tbr White Slue . 143 13 . • . , . • ' . ; ---.— Superannuated Rear.domirais .. ..... 2tt Ditto ' and retired Captains 29 Capie{ns Couimasider• ' Lieutenants retired with the rank of} e l Colutioiders tieutemmts Sopersaauated Miners Muters for Service • 811-112 eisiploytd. physician.. Someone tetired Surgeons for Seiitice ' 434-113 employed. Assistant Surgeons ispentsers of Hospitids . ... DI Hospital Mates Planers Bl3-130 employed. Chaplains • M--18 employed. Ships of karloisit descriptions its rum , emission The follow/tog Lieutenants have beee promoted to the rook of Coetmandent, viz.—, : George Frederick Bridges; Robert Deans, late Mg Urn. Dual to Admiral Sir W. Hop-, it Leith ; sod Joseph Ilar. Hsu*, late First Lieutenant of the Semiramis. Lintesaat Sir Thomle•lental, Bart. is placed mt the super ted list of Commanders, In the rums of Capteil William Etienne, deceased. The following offi••ers are appointed stipernu metary Lieutenants of the Severn frigate, et Deal, end will have potties of nitd.hipalto and seamen under their respective order., for iireveuting the landing of cootratiand goody between the Isle of Sheppy and Bearhy Riad, vim.— . . James Elphick, Hairy rester. H. Mickworth, Samuel Grandy, C. F. Turner, G. B. Skardue, Jaaq K. Purches, James Robinson, P. Graham, C. Byer, A. H. White. They are to be statioued at such distances as Will eneble them to keep up a constant communication. The following Midshipmen have been promoted to the rank of Lieutenants, iris.— Lord H. .1. S. Churchill. and to the Amphion frigate on the Brasil station; Hon. Geu. Cavendish, and to the Fsgeria sloop of war, at Newfoundland ; Hoe. Fred. Spencer, nil to the Myrmidon frinte, is the Mediterranean; Henry R. Moment, and to the Tagus frigate, in the Mediterranean; J. .1. Sawyer, and to the Andromache frigate, South Ame rica; H. Bolts°, and to the Blossom frigate, Brasilia G. T. Gooch, and to the Eurydice, St. Helena • C Gordon, and to the Glasgow, Mediterranean • C. H.S.inhume, and to the Racoon, at St. Helena; J. H. Butted, and to the Sca sander, at Barbadoes; James B. Hone, and to the Larne, at Jamaica; C. Orates, J. Brothera, C. Austen, C. R. Mid den, Horatio D. B. Darby, sad B. Belches. Viseouut Kilberne is appointed Lieutenant of the Favourite. of 26 guns, at St. Helene. The lion. Edward Girt is appointed Lieutenant of the Sir Francis Drake flag ship, at New:fount' land. Lieutenant J. Burton is sppointed Flag Lieut.- mint to Admiral Otway, at Leith ; and Lieutenant John Mg:longs'. to Admiral Donald Campbell, on the Barb does station. The nee. Jobe Morgan and the Rev. John Jones are appdinted Chaplains of the Rochefort, 0f74 genii and the Tartar frigate. Messrs. Sparshott and Irvin are appointed super numerary pursers for the officers and seamen em ployed iu preireuting smuggling. SEA SERPENT Wo citric! the following article from s Boston Paper of the 41st August :—" Captain Rich, who went from here a few days since in pursuit of the Sea Serpent, writes as follows: flowase Rivas, AUGOIre 40, Twelve o'Clivek.—After arewrisi asseceesefid efieseple, we have at Iranlh (sorbed to Otis simple tibias walled doe Ilea iewppt. We whet him fairly, Wet tie Impose Mee drew oil. He has awl beta sees sleet, and fear the weird ha received will mike him more cautions bow he approaches these shares. Since my het, yesterday, we hive been coestautly In portrait of bins by day; he always keeps • proper distioce frees es, to pre vent oar waking him. art a fate boars sire., I thought we were sort of him, for I tepee the barrio. into him as fairly as ewer a whale was struck ; he took from as shoot tweuiy fathoms of warp before we 414 wind the boot,. with as moth swiftness as a whale. We bad bat a abort ride wiscu we were all loom from him, to our sure disappointment. " Cltouctenta. August 20.—As I thought it world be interestiog to you to hoar from Captain Mich, and as he is at soussaistsoce, I will give yoo some particulars of hie cruise. Os Monday last ho aided from this in a large whale boat, and two smaller ones, well massed. My bro.. tber commanded one of the boils. • Yesterday obey - met the serpent elf Spays, and chased bins about woos boom wiser they dosed with bile.. Me mooed slimily antler the haws of Cartels aides boot ; be immediately threw the barpoon, which pierced bier about two ; be drew the boat a coo 'hireable distaisce, bid went with siaell velocity that he broke that pert of Ns beat through which • the rope peeved, sad drew out the hasp.... 1 helps they will bare another opportunity batboy they gime up the chase. He has no soaks, on him. and SU benches on his back. but his skin is smooth, sad looks similar US ea eel. la the attack, Capt. "Web bad sue of Ills lino& wounded. These pertieslore I 'illerlis irAbse from chip brother. " SAM. DEITaII." A New York Paper meutions that the Treaty on the subject of the cession of the Florida. to the United Steles hashers concluded, and write. oily the ratification of the heads of the two doverio. meats. The notorious Atrahaes Thornton has arrived in Liverpool, fur the purpose of einigratiug to the UujtedStates. Chu. rtday night Mr. Killian, Surgeon, oiO:- ford-street, wen called up out of bed to visit a Lolly who be was informed was iu labour; after he had got up and proceeded with the man part of the way; he was met by two other fellows who knocked him diiwa. rubbed hien or,his welch and money. i S h T e A d GE ri v CO ACHES. Cwertivr ieftenonil stew.; then told him toga home and go to bed, his patient was well. About five o'clock on Thursday evening as Dr. Goma xerum, CLOUGH. of Beeiwrs-street, Oxforil-street, was on e v r i r t : ll f int urio t; 7" l , """'s iti. kilo "pm. sum informal iuo his way in visit Mrs. StLea. Holyaell-s tree% or his insiea l fe n imbipets 0" his thseitabsihtoz.d.:7-s44:...tiberris Simon, who hid • very dangerous labour. he ion, at Queen's Else, to which the DertmJiLt plodded Nut hustled in the street by three fellows, who knocked Guilty. " • .To prove tke charge, Thomas Stewart, of die Ring, Ara.; him down, sod alter robbing him of his watch, etfrcied their escape. The watt+ was found pledged W n it!"*"""Weel. lawmawo, watte-awseb-swn•irr. .►nted tft.tt F the neat day at Mr. Buesurem, pawnbroker, Hob. I.„„, i , ri a ti t l a t re h l e : shef ge n ie .bee lest ' he veil di I ' m( hie Eim , the Desetobiut MRS 441111..41 ha. % bora. &Misfit* coach, *bra be eialeavoired bin., roil al dot &r. • ,•!• ••I •• ' '• • ' • .• Wanton' potato Salmilay W. Tomlenmaj, • peeler, le luogisiir 1., our o• - the pr,oripal Mita (11r. Weti rltuuse'a) of tier city, Ave* 6*i:o nward before Aids:imam Weithalami (whu sat fui tlia Jllayur) on the follow ing•tharg• . . • It appeared that T,,,,, had taken fine; it gentleman Ir. 2d. for a p and upon his examiliatio,, of Ik e b uu l u i ri Ihr coach-office Is 11.1. only was chat g. d. The 1 , . isolier, in hie defence, weed it was it-mistake. • The worthy Alderman, cm containing the Act of Pai 'la ment reaperting the delivery of puc.la , f d that any overcharre was liable to n iii•eretionitiy penalty, from twenty to five shillings; lint it appearing, that owing in the hurry of tondo, is, negh cl of the clear, tl porters theitiselveg frviluently made oat the tickets, this gave rise to a point of km, whethe r the Prisoner came within Iln• meaning of the Act, and whether the 7 1 / a giitrat.• email it.l icl the penally on him. If he dill not, it nmoonled to a fraud, and the Prisoner most take his It ial for it accordinzly ; hot the wutihy Alderman observed, be was inclined to take the lenient coarse ; mad, at an exit/role, he th ou ght th e l arges t penalty shonlitbe inflicted nisim hirii, the Miaow? tireferred'ileing liiirtl,•but declared his ins, l;ility to pay the albive sum ; and that lie hid brco four years in his present situation , 5..9 tower was senimutied Wore. It was all a mistake. , • The Alde man replirl--" It is no mistake. You know better, it is a freed. This circuntstatice might wto l blown user the metropolis with re-limpet, that ev.•ry p. rano mat hear of it. it is . most Kr:I.VI/111 Ihnrg up.n the tradieg part of society in particular, whose time is su precious iii general, that they stiffer these impoin lions to be 'tract iscil upon them, rather than e i iiit their Ittisint•ys. The gentleman Who has thus brought thus charge demi-Veit the thank. of the public. It is a very pretty trade for you porters, yltuit!d yam have fifty parcels to deliver ills clay, to add an impusit ism of peewit , * upon each of them, thus to realize 2Ss. It is a growing eiil, mid an example must be made." 'Ube Poisoner was ccirr. 41 to attend on Tsiesilly, as a fury titer iusestiZatluu most take • plure, and the clerk of the c iach-office tit intined. My word was taken, having tin hail at hand. • Two fishermen were cuuvicted of hay ing unlawful nets In their IiOWIPSIII/11. tutu:matt,. ELOPEMENT EtTRAOR DINA 11Y. A rery respectable tradesman its Ilse City applied to the Silting Magistrete, in hi. private room, to grant a martinet for the apprehension of his sister and a servant man, with %lima she had thought proper to elope, and marry without his consent or privity. Magistrate—•' Pray, Sir, is Ilse lady a minor ?" A pphe A minor, Ilse .1—.4! she is within a year of my own age, nod I am neatly threescore I" Magistrate—" 1 ant afraid your application to me will be of no doe, for roe eannot even sliest that you have any legal control over the lady. tow may, however, relate the circum. miaow, and if I can assist you 1 will." The tradesman, frith much warmth, proceeded to inform the Magistrate, that the lad'eis.4ueatiun had been his house. keeper, his nurse, and his every conifort, fur re than 20 years, for he himself was a bachelor. The only domestic in the family. wills the eilception of .• cook maid, was a man aged about 40, of grave and sole r habits, named Waned, whu bad been all his lifetime In the service of the (amity. His sister was constantly sourtiliog the. praises of " steady stoker Michael,"•nd the result Wail, that she eloped with him, leaving a leiter all.l 41 to the Ctioipheinant, slather, that else could not resist the entreaties at the a deer fellow" to snake him happy. The fugitives were now living in Alders. gate.street. He had solicited him sister to rrtur.i, hot to this she would nut (-linseed, oinked' ai•cesewpaseied by her huieleaml. He determined Dillon trying whether or nor the .AIV 1 . 111 , 1.1 compel her hi MN as he wished, sod at the same tithe punish the perfidious Michael. The Magistrate said he fell very !with for his distress, hot he was aurpriseil at his io Lim, as was a matter of which a Matvirate ewild Don possibly take cog- Nitwit.. Ile would recommend him to accept of the terms proposed by.liss sister. • • To this the applicant Wordil nett for a moment listen, and departed is biller wrath, vowing vengeance opun the head of pour Michael: • how stator. On Saturday GeOrflit Rini, an apprentice to Mr. . Joseph Green, biscuit.baker, of fit. Marties'iolstee, was !Drought up, on a meat extraurdinasy charge of stealing a nounterf.it shilling, ilium which it would be diltesoll to. stair a legal *slue; host Ike Prisoner basing confessed to Pyke that he bad stolen a good shilling, belongiug to his master, he was committed fur trial. The Prisoner tsar suspected by his msater of pilfering • •ariety of articles. Thomas Norris, aim keeps the A nfrlnpe public-house, in White Hart-tard, Drury.letie, was charg-it with looping a disorderly Weir, by haviag persons in his limos. drink , ng at midnight, and making a noise sod (11111110.1/111Ce. parti cularly when they were coming out of the h01e.., and also with assaulting Jeremiah 011ett, a parish pairole, where the house is situated, who stated that he hail frequent rinse to complaiu of the late hones the iltefettdr id kepi hit house open. lie had threatened that he would complaita to die Liceiesing Magistrates of the mismanagement of his house. On Saturday morning, about half-plat nueo'clock , a auto_ her of men mine Ohl of the house making a crest noise anti disturbance. against which Ise reapinstratett that the iihnle neighbourhood were not to be dtaterbed by such conduct; a ben the Primmer came out of his house, calltd him an in former, and he mid others pushed against him. tees .The Defesidaut mated, that, i number of Geutlemen were its the habit of calling at his house as Viet; were ping to the Theatres, leaving their umbrellas, and as they were re. turning, at the close of the perfoinvoices, towards home, . they Failed at his house in supper. He also c:ilied M;. la soph HarriteyN a neighbour, to prove the regnlarity with which Ise cuadit•t ►is house; but his evidence, upon au investigaltua, did ides mute 'area than good, an he admitted that he hid becalm the house between uue and two o'clock its die weernitsg. Mr. Micas, the Magistrate, would not admit of the ex cuses set up foe the late hours and disorderly conduct, mid ordered the Defeadmit to And bail. liwirwrf Palmer was charged with robbitig Ike house of V. Lawes,...Eag. of Muotagmatneet, , Ituisell-square, and mistaking a box, esntaiuiag Imam and other artichs of pro.. party, belonging to • serraM in the house. The Paisuaer was seen to enter he liseme by the area, and bring the boa out, with obit& be aim detected.-I'ha Prisoner was coin mitteJ fur trial. Bartholomew realm sad Willisla.Grilla were bright to die Oilier, from-Abingdon, in Beelneira,.being charged ot.ii leaving their work wealihked,, which tie, had umlertaltria to "complete. , John Thomas Dagwell, of Earl'acoart, Old Bromptsta, 4. master weever, staled, that the Prisoners were journeymen argairee l , mid had been ia his mod IbM. pastured (Robert Savreire) employ.. Oa the Pah of September last limy an. einateek to snake. amt. Isiah swot cinema six yards wide„ which they liegan L atid on the tollovriug day they itbsc.loltd and•hA the work The Megistrate cuovicted tire Prisoners of Litt offence with which they were charged, and sentenced theta to ono atuash's imprimaniest in the House of Correction. . noose Iferkerwille, a porter at the Cottle,' Cron Inn, Clureyng.enms, was convicted of dernandlacand isktug rx. ce.m i re portersan on a parcel he had le der•er, more the.. bail been °barged li r y the book-keeper at the orrice; The same Prisoner was charged oithsagother oginiee, i n charging fur the carriage of a ham which hid heti, paid 1.4 the country. He was also courictedeil (big ‘ifetroe, with costs. IMIIIMiII