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DRUAY•LANE ruarATRE. si 4 fssY $ ?4"li•Per the rivritftrlP or this estahlia. • .t sow twirl, for the purpose of receiving the R••port :4-Leet Cnoooktee. relative to the testing of ilte Theatre. c A rzuvry, %I.P. being called to the Cher. peteered.4l . dad II fitopurt. it tiontstosetrl by stating. shit the • Cunmiture had steady brotruht to a door the very us ,. /laid duly iqopused ups. then. lise loan of 45.000!, • h was sittototely necessary to relieve the property. was ,iced. The new renters led tresseeontly cseeto up the .•.. - ... • _ ,• •rs doe to them op to the present period, soul also the . , rrroing to time.. for On next four years; ilia. is 1 . 0 ... ...it .1 the end at the theatrical seines 01 1823, at which , ........__ . . ....out they were to et some their reels. The lamil.buiders I , . of out Cientlema• who watt is the mom. : , ) t hul road' a sitn?lav wrier of the interest slue to them . 1 r rearist, rill well as of that which wouhl arise duet's,/ the • .i•tt War years. Is was determined to give the tow motels Om deed of agreammit provided 'by Ad of Pailtament, but , at bittwrio tarried into rifest; and Os* to tore the bowl ioilders a valid ',rarity. The Gmasittee had experienced tae greats' liberality from the tradesmen. creditors. of the .stablisliraent, all of whom, with the reception of creditors to the amount ul about one thousand six hundred pseud., come into the arrangement Pr"lnnwd lu "win- - The Committee bail examined the sealed tenders for taking 'tie Theatre osi lease. Among them were twit offers on terms a most advantageous Onto,* Os the previews., with wriirity; they had selected the highest offer, and re . maintained it to the (;1111..ral Committee, who were to in. the scrority offered. The General Committee e r e satisfied with the a. vitrify uffrred. and this day the se. ',i11.% *ere realtra-il. "Ilw Report west On to state the pe. 1.4 of oldie", required by Art of Parliament on the renealt t:..a el the Soli.C.,maato tee, had expired, and probably am. r could nut be elected before tiw Stit of rooter, when the general lialMl would take place. The svikcs Commits. c, having been honoured with the unlimited ‘tin6deute it the pin t o iitors, felt it thew duty to offer their wiiices until a Sub•Coinmittee wait elected. The Re.. Purl conrholail by repiasentont the necessity of the soh. ~crihrrs imineiliat.ly paying their subscriptions into the hands of the bother of the establishment. The Honourable I;eittlenlan ha. log concluded the Report, observed, That the ',.mother hot, ..CI,-1 much labour and attention, realised rbe nbject f..r *bleb they had been ennatitated. The Theatre v.-meow let, sod lie 1,4.1 nu tlwiM, from the judicious me. togeisent of the griitlentatt who was to hold it, Ile. Ciliation, that tiie hopes heir: out to the proprietors *On Id be realised. hut even if is the lint, second. or third year of that gentle. wan . * inannifrobwill. he was to fail in his tinderialistie, still iroprietum would be is a notch loiter situation than they ores at premmt. Here Ile felt it necessary to state, tit the muse of stn ir negotiations with Mr. Ellistun ant! his legal ad, user,' gentleman of great reepecsehi hey, they t01t.14 the greatest liberality and puncluality—(Appiorsuo.... had brio 1.. Id out which had nut been realised. 'Via. Gentleman', tiller was a huge one, and the security was as good ash was rearms:Ode to expect in mach a traimartion. freer thing hoe le-en couthimed on the pert of Mr. Elliston of a snowier ult.' I. ant much credit to that Gesitkman, and 1.". f flat "fisfectiou to the Committee.—( Mr. tams, liehlu.l stir worthy Chairman, seemed evidently sifecterl by these ohm-real ions I—The favourable manner in ut.eh the theatre was let motored well for the interest of oeorieturs. It wined b • necessary so appoint some rail of the Select C unties , to diabsivse the sum raised among the tradeamen en daturas :Nothing cuidd be mom siitsfactory to 11.4.111 illot In pay off those demands; and he :Fasted, that, ere rai y long, the proprielues would receive a nn t`+ ii• ali.e. a. Mulch had been done to relieve establishoo.nt Item the wright tinder which it laboured, tu Inc than from 3!),(1011f. to acoooi. of debt bovine been extinguished Icy the entiltriil id the tradesmen, new renters. hund-litildirs. Thus the debt was reduced from se,oon co teas thou bo,ollot. Ile slid nut mean to ski asy merit to eCinamittee fur this. If they hail beers angels, instead of mire men, they could not have brought about what had en done witliont the consent of the renters, bonslAsoldemb a•ol tratlernleol. nriderilig the aims now due, a inch, with the accruing interests, had hero given up, it Might be alid that clic debt hot been reduced to the •menitit of be. loc. te 150 and Go.ienfii. Ile dill not wilds to dr sanguioe io his exprciai ..... s, hot store was little doubt but Ilea hares of reowirtevs would be realised, sod that, is the course of tea plus. the propertywould be dee from all eueetnbcauceg, • eve 11* claim. of the new vetoers; and though it the mess tiew nu divoieted could be iseade,still the iodise of des shares would be considerately increases,. Mr. COcgro whetter no dividend would Weeds to those oho had alsea.ly sidemen-tit such large soma? Mr. CILCILAFr said these could lw nu expectation of a di vidend before ihr expivelima of ten years. Mr. Homiest —“ Cereausly not" Mr. Coca FR rail e !semitone, advanced ought to 'oe seemed to the aseb.et Opera. Mr. CALCRAFT raid he had omittetlio state some other tewas held toot to the subscribers that the, wire to receives sit itrity to the amount of &OMB. anouallyi two the theatre was leased out at 10,2e.t01, a year to Mr. Eihatini. The Guit.cirtres soil the lotuses in Vinegar. vital were reserved, nutting altogether • rental of 11.2501. a'ruin this there was • deduction of the Duke of Bedford's tent, the tepelvtill of watch. antl firemen, amowatlng 2.1101 leaving a vicar 'rota' all:All/. being 7941 morellos -es witittielify Indeed to the r h bier I ben% No more than %Ate!. loweever was to he sr%seess as a eeeprety to the gob. ".Jdore, slit mutlesielt ?Bays being kept as • Nemeses fur in c"iemel eseralseet In tt.e fiat four yours ette2s,oool. loan, with inter. st, wnieid by tepid. Then the liquidation of the moot dtbit *mild ee - .niesenee, after which the claims of the his tree ores wesild color it.. Thy., in 11W course of ten ,lass. ate peopoittors welds& atop es, free from every hea out the snood/ of the saw net's. Alr. COCK"a said, that Gaylen yews she proprietor, Week; shoot molding. For the fear Al Hewing years 'hey would hoer about 11 pr. ceps. in erpnyamrst uf a sum of sitsoot. $41 , 11 i9.ttitildwi 'be lbeatre. M. r4ccpk.PT uhteretd, 11.4 at the end of 14 years the "LIS %Vile (41 "1 is 1;/V 1 44:1•.10141, which ovoid greatly sarrease air isieerest. The Beare was lo t 14 'cows, and der. let* that poriml a sum of WM. was eet he expended un the theatre. lit the coats,• of the second season, it was in. tended to eiviiirvrt the lonise considerably, which would render tt attractive Its the pubic, mat hens Utile' to the pro- Keeton!. Ceetteß Reid. it smelt' IN better if those alterations roll uule tostiterkatelf.. . . . . . MI. CatcnArr oaiii:theCnounittee had stipulated that tier enemy to he laid .1011 shunld he expended as beneficially its 1,...,0)4.. 'I he NrrNrtg should recollect, that they had canoe with the lessee; they ought hot to resets him up. lye "I he Committee mete), on dor principle sof g.se,stinl tale, lwe sod 11l live.—( Applause.) COesten meant iit east tie tinfoils un the Com admit; they hall employed themselves nowt orelow.ly in the trust confided to ilium; he merely wished to otoltrstotid the situation iu which the proprietors stood Mr. CAIVnA tT olinetveil, that the free admissioos to the 'ellers were to he secured. _ _ Mr Monies remukeil, that the low int tof 21 per rrI.I. hid been objected to, but it should be remembered., 'hat acre it not ior the ene•nurrs recently adopled, there ...,•od be no iiiielest al all. He had known share. to laser Intl. told for 15t. and 171 each, but rn • short time thine eir-s< UOiitd, lie bad no doubt, he raised to 401. and 501. ,er. He hoped the sulweriheis would speedily sate !good that subscriptions, as at present eerily thing ileptesded ou dopie4. Mr, CALCRAFT here said, in a low bone, that be bad Immo sharea to Is ire been sold for In/. each. Hr. ELLI , Tom said, that he would at that torment give 151. each for 100 shares, if h. could procure tbrin. Mr. CaLettairT said, that when the private boxes fell into the proprietors, it would raise the interest vaid to more than hre per ent. It a l thea ntowd aid carried, that the Report of this sleet Committee be confirmed, sod that the Committee Ye (cub:lord es a Select Cnmmitlee, with power to carry the oranzeneents recommended hi it tutu effect. Mr. antents skived the thanks of the Meeting to their 'Pura ) Coairmasi, tor his obi.- and indrfaiigable exertions in LAlrlf of the theatre.—Carried 101111111110101,. Mr ittxtston, in rising to second this mottos, said, " tre:dleassa, pais have reposed a sacred trait is asst 1 Teel Opie le he g ? •••••• awfat mr,rat nt gay all, lost stake. Prrmit nee; hues. vet eneeinshag the within Aunts to tine Mr.Cu,o•nar. in returning thanks, asenibets lir the Committee were equally, sled Su their 'haat* than he was. He did Gvatleolleti wino eunegioned Ihr Gereinuttee, had writ attended ; Anne, heinever, eaerled thesswelves in a mistier to ptuprietiees etemerally. Thank* were then yellod to the other 'Wiles; arm *Web the Meeting Unite NES. STEN. Upon inquiry at M. Bartholomew's II we learned list Mrs.lttent hail passed and the, .he was, wpm the whole, - wonld appear/ that she is likely to the wounds wf the body, however finial,' those may he of the mind. She hes been visited by her staters and Other isternhers of her family, Who feel it a 41,4, whatever may have been her failing*, to offer her She cousidaihres of af fection iii her preirent melatielin'y situation. It seems that she has received eve slabs; one on her arm,, another un her had, a third on her breast, a fourth is the right side, and • fifth in her neck. Thai in the rich, side is the must to he tippet-headed ; butt, if ion rinntation can be prevented, there is no senors danger. Mr. Sten, remains resigned to his fate. He sly+ he anticipates ; and, indeed, shall welcome it a* • relief from slue wiarry which he has felt ever sifter his wife's desertion. He was seep. hied ou hearing that he had lisaieted more than nue wound, and said he was only con scious of having given oar stab. Nhs Mewls have codes. 'wired In console him; hit he says he needs not consols_ tins, as his mired is perfectly easy ; he still seems to feel so affiction for his wife, and totpes that if she is to die, she may sot linter in pain. The crime of which she h ad guilty, hr says, was eye which lie could not frirgive; slid the low be hare her rendered it the more agonising to his fed. hugs. The unhappy man *rents painfully alive to his dishes orour, and to the ingratitude with which he has been Steeled; and, if the crime of which be has been guilty can be excused wader any circumstances, perhaps his case posse's,s the strongest claims to that excuse. We can imagine no sac. this so great as the infidelity of • wife, in whose bosom a husband may have deposited his dewiest alleviates and his humour, amid who Itrualised by the suggestions of illicit passion, forgets the sacredness of her duly, anti plunges her self tulle infamy, and her husband into • stale of wretched mot and despair, which, iu a sensitive nainJ, cut admit of to mitigation. Mn. Steed, we waderstand t is about sit•as4.tweaty years of .Re—her husband eighi-and-tweuty. She is a wusaaa of agreeable pers.o and pleasing meaner.. FORGERY. R. Prior, the young man who stands charged with the forgery on Hems. Martin, Sun, and Hughes, and for whose apprehension a reward of 5001. him been off.ireil, 'has suc ceeded in effecting his escape to America. On his arrival at Liverpool, be pet up at an Mu in that town, which is kept by a person who was formerly a wailer at the Louden Coffee-hoax, Ludgate-hill, and in that rapacity bad knows Prior es occasional frequenter of the house. No sitspi- Moil, however, wan entertained respecting hint ; but en the arrival of the newspapers oe Friday week, which stated the Foeticide's of the forgery, the innkeepe r wrote to the par ties in town, stating the feet of Prier 's having been there, and informing Owns he sailed from that port in a vessel honed. for America, on the Sunday precesliug, via, the 2Sth On Turfolny the Snapper. Lieut. HENDERSON * and'ille Thistle, Lieut. Hogan. misled from Porto mouth for the comet of . Attic's. The Superb. or 74 guns, remains in Plymouth Sound. welting for more men. Sir THOMAS HARDY had returned fr Loudon, sod resumed the coot. 'nand or dui ship iteuutiti st Spitheed-4"eitrur, Tartar, Ird moutA, Myrmidon, mud Grecile. Extract from a letter from Nevis, dated June 28:- 7 -" A very fine Spanish brig. laden with brandy and wine, hay been captured by the Coossti helium privateer, of IS gulls and 910 men, end carried to Dog Island, where the vessel and cargo have brew sold to samiumerchunts in St. Bartholo mew's fur 10,000 dollars.—The C o nst c p t ija wind Constantia. Jl4ll. two small schooners. reported C. have been fitted out at St. Thomas's, on their first cruise. fell in sviih a Sparkish ship of 18 guns: • severe conflict took place. when the priva teers were driven off, with the loss of all their Officers, mid the greatest part of their crews.-6- The Jane. Cox, of Bristol, arrived here yeeterdai in 30 days—ill long. 40. spoke * large brig of 18 eons tell of uses. •**l . hey called her the Lady and //utiond Patriot privateer; when they foviod .what the Jane ver y she was su ff ered to proceed without ever. borirt.ing. A letter from a person who lately emigrated from this town to Baltimore, nays:—" Out of 139 pas genera who came with us, the bearer of this as the only one who has nut got into employ, end who re tures home. Some of them have obtained excel lent situations--constant and good enipb.yerrent. -I will give you the price of fond at this lime : " Bread, 1.. 3d. per gallon; cheese 4d. per pentad, the best, and roceriling goat' it is; beef, 34.1.; veal, 341 • lamb, Sd.; mutton, 3d. ; brim lea, same you give ISs.•Sa; ill Lugland, is only Ss. no other is drank ; tubacto, 7il. per pound; surer, Id.; candles and 1004 7.1.; nankeen very cheap, also Chian silts; hereto a vast trade to Chinni bat. ter, Is. 2d. per pound; pmt WWI i Is. 3d. per geed; rem, 9.1.; whiskey , ; Ihl ; brandy, ls. • WOO Mll . ll cloth ing very chap. ---.laty 9, 111197—(Hatopsitirs liespraph.) On Fr►day the females of the Beth Penitentiary were ',gated with an excellent d►uurr of roast beef and plum pudding, the gift- of their worthy and munificent patrw►, Mc. PARISH. This was really a Yuri,h feast. The price, or hops were from I/. to I/. 101. per cwt. cheaper lust week; and such is the present promising •plpearance, that the new duty is ex. pected to exceed 160,000/. thuagh a short time since it was crlul•tcd at only 75,000/. A letter from Leicester, of the tith instant, 'says, " Our 'neater hopiere, to the number of 35, had a general meeting yepterday at the Exchange. A Report was brought up Irons a Committee which had met in the mnrniu, which being read, was aim niinowsly adopted, and recommended to the adop tion of the trade in general. I have jolt had a perusal of it. it states, that the present state of dernmd, when considered with refrrence to the sup ply, makes it ultsobittly impossible to wilted to the frainewolk-knitters any higher remuneration than is contained. in a list of prices accompanying the Report, which, through higher than those recently rid, me not so high, I understand, as . the attar went iwiersof 1817. The Reportiitlds. that to give any higher prices' would, iii all probability, hive the effect of removing.the asanufactore from this place altogether, and that, were it in their power, nothing would give 'higher pleating*. tq the Mister bourn of Leieriter, than to set Oeig basin% rowdies of a still foriltft ? fist . of their svarkaata." 'my lik. lest 14pilip, Wive wet iv Ike sere elllls , oar worihip ' iks, sent, thee' : • mill. it'll°. wee ' s _ e... e did NM 1/1110•11 bathe nitter, se sue eV Aro , *he dud etbigel, 1411 merit Ills Musks a the re keeksbere elk Cm- , ke up. 1! T. a Hospital ies liatureley s mell re•stixt irowl alio, much htiler. Thus is • reel•ver the effivss of ' • ' . •- . ~~~ ~~ ~ ~ LlW':sTE*acl. efuer or ouNcmilr, toil l+ Wor t *ArkiAtiv. 7. ARSF.NCE OP COtiNift ROWLETT P. ROWLOTT. Mr. Haut, in this case. applied Whitt - chrdship for Its order to pay money • into Court, mid tile hie tie', not being opposed, vies Kramted• Mr. Hea Li? CMOS after entered the Court. and ad. verting to the order just mode by his Lordship, mid, hr was sorry, as he was instructed to impose it. The LoaD CRANCIRLI.OR—"I halee 'bade the order. MS4 I AO I not slier it," Mr. IIItALD had no idea Mr. Hart would have brought the mmion on iti his abseoce. Ile, Mr. Heald, hod receise,l am notice from his client that the motion was to be bronglit on to.dac. Toe LORD Cusocei.t.olt—•' 1 do not Care one farthing. If your chests did toot chrime to attend to his own interest, he roost now more to have the order I have matte dnichreged. Imu determined. in future, not to hear a motions twicer over on any pretext whatever ; and More than that. I will not. in the present case, heir * 'notion for dischlrgiog the order just diode till the Costs of that order ere paid. 1 can rosy snore; whatever my 4111,11 reel. ings may be. after the treatment I have received, as an individual, I catmint permit the person hobbit' the sioastiou of Lord High chancellor to be treated ivi that degrading, contemptuous manner which has so long preratled." Mr. HEALD was extremely UFO' he had gives occasion to his Lordship turnstile ouch observation,. The Lost) CualICSl.l.O It observed. he should re. gret most biteoly to hurt the feelings., any geode. man; he did nut speak to Mr. Heald perlionally ; but such was the degradation to which of late he had been subjected by the ab.ence of counsel, who were attending every where hut where they should be, that be had come to a determination on the subject. and soothing on earth should its future induce hint to hear a motion twice, on acconot of the absence of cronisel. If gentlemen had so much business to attend to la sl.fferesit sauces that they must neglect some of it, let them relinquish s part to those who had iris'. Mr. MALI) said, that was the first time in the coupe of his practice that such a circumstance had occurred to him, and he could ouly express the re• Bred he felt at ►t. The LORD CHANCILLOIR said, be had as sincere a respect for all the gentleme►► at the bar as he should have for his own brother if in that situation; but if counsel could nut arrange their own business, he neither could nor would do it for them. After having sat seventeen years in that chair," it was too much to expect he would ►ubmit to counsel xoiog to the Holly, the Vice-Chancellor, the Exchequer, and other places, and treating the Court of Chan cery with less respect and more contempt than would be submitted to by any little petty debt Court in the country•. This was the highest Court in the kingdom, amid it was his duty, whilst at its head, to maintain its dignity. or altogether to shin. don the situation. He should neter again repeat these observations, which he had now done for the tenth time; hut would add this, that the persons attending that Court were much mistaken, if they imagined him of .a.aa. s . a temper as to *oboist to such treatment, after holding the office fur 17 years. He wished not to be harsh unnecessarily, but they would oblige liim to be so, since he saw they were terrified into attention to others, whilst they laugh ed at I►im. LORD DODSON O. TIC KARL OV ESSEX 11110 ovine. This we' a motion fur the appointment of a re ceiver on pert of the estates uf Lord Monson, an infant, who applied to the Court by his rend father, the Earl of Mexborough. The frets of the case are shortly these :—The late Lord Mouton died in 1809, soul appointed a Mr. Bailout* his agent on part of Isis estates. The will gave the freehold estate to Lord Essex and Mr. Woison, as trustees, * term being created for a thousand years in Lord Chichester turd Mr. Pearse fur other parts of it : the surplus rents to be applied as specified for family purposes. Lords Erse* and Chichester were ap. pointed executors along with Mr. 11 smut and Mr. Perris.; but Lord Chichester and Mr. Piano had never acted. The Earl of Meiborough, father to Lady Warwick, and that lady herself, were appoint. ed guardians of the child. the latter being his mo ther. Her office was confined, however, to the pe riod of her widowhood, and, therefore. when she married the Earl of Warwick. she ceased to be a guardian. Lord Eldon (Chaiscelloo) was also one of the guardians, though he had never, to the best of his recollection, spokeu to the deceased. The estates were settled and unsettled; that is, those. Nettled by marriage were 12,0001. a year, over which Mr. &villain presided, stud for which he paid 1501. a year to his ageitt ; while the unsettled estates were worth 8,0001. a year. - Sir Chiristopher Anderson became receiver, but resigned it soon of ter, on which the Reverend Mr. Mouton', a relative of the family, was uomiriated, by general cooreut, as his raccessor. The Earl of Essex had, fur a longtime. never acted as trustee. Asher ist receiving or pitying monies, sod M _r. Watson. the other . _ trustee, sr been ed •n Ind wade Chichiliter, as In 'Mid or , ' 'yeti - lino: •.--- .. - - - or pa) liv pg egw....r., =gm+ ••• . • •• .••••••9 ••••• •••••••• C101.1•C m W - EFIMIUCUIe ....LW. if VAIN I. WU lig WC rt w ouster st r ulesi ; ouros, ussolusuilmstors au*. maw trustee, had meted most beneficially for the estate, as at Manchester. . appeared by the testimony of Lord ifisses. Mr. Ab out a r etto i t o tt or. as . 6 own s rasa .wait inen t e t i al.cl"fit t h he w . e o a e eme aPs s *kne gtota l4 .saTi gi nealte "Bl44 its, ; oint .e.vi tturri .th ile rius imott are Bertha's', it appeared, was short to be reatirren.hy walking Lady Warwick, who, by her tiw agent. wrote to,hiin from Croydon towards Studey, between ilif.. l4 Pie or aim, -look.ooomalbroasor.vasisioak lew • •.. i eights, Arlan Laflamme trezteyissoas formotkialtsilevy. nine mud o'clock in the evening. 11gesitiraNib • • Lk., - 1 .c 0 t„, 5 1. 10 ,4 1 .. at u t. N „ eo,hpe k ar i ose As carriage with four Imrses.rwertpok hinvith lite. inuels am a i n , anteing thin. tenth% stanagly paned es *via* nut to continue say longer as sgrut, another haying been appointed. Lord Essex having stow sppotat. slid, upon coming up with him. the cooollebso ill- lailli.(l;tcptsiterlasolaino.ll4 11411 the torciliritiooliso l 4•ol- ed an agent for the unsettled estatei, winch was op. quiring how for he was. goinK, waked him if pletely.nistrulurd ekellk,f•the Penn et the Irsvuevo. -1“004- posed by Mr. Watson, the present 1111111C14104 . WAS be would hove • ride. and 'llion bring thanked t"lg ott.the ottP° 2 ",e °i e 0. 1 no.: 6,l sl4l.4llPotsgeoetto , " mods to the Court. sies t y • stsaaaroaaawria onsom ma lostwoossos. , foe his kind offer, &Sired into to •1 jump 4,- !"" e i .j'alZ r si 411 ' t ciumr.nmemislegmai. " " moues which he did, with the two sereauts• iu ilut m0.;,4 1 4 . 4 4 & Rs agualred,reco, W4O IlaloOcoo lions& The LOUD CIIIANCIILLot au decidedly of nion that Lady Warwick could not aathorize such diekey behind. They. had not proceetiett far be. o m • th ea th ao . t i te m iaie. euna eo mpanananingme a letter to be *fittest to Mr. iirethatn, as the woo fore one of theta told hint they mast Nee his were . at a taakio oar rear andAtiro proiatmolek • -,...• , , 11, neither trustee nor guardian, mud had tio authority. mousy; and, in reply to a gtiorl-nolued exposta. she leer ..._ .- - .__.• i • __ .. - • ~_ His Lordship bore testimony to the . deep anxiety lotion from their passenger. ansityini 'him that „they. ti cie lg oli d en ik . 21 10441m ."......„..z . ttni a r i 1 i5 w"." 1 ": a "0 ah felt by Lord Essen fur the, prospreity of tips lams t_i were not joking, seized him h 7 .11 1. frMior M14, 6 8*. es g irit .-T ime r airtliessimlTsteo, Inarypeaso eat - Ivioi ly. end earnestly hoped that on-the Pante° emu"' ..- his pockets ; afterlshicistiley.told him inlet down f u nnm on o kra w doy... .Th t g bova.mie r WaSooloatekopeallok . think eettotteif berore they "tied r the 43 °u" rat agaio. and pursued their journey I The Too k% email.. „Ilk irli. to.the.lot ntsmstr.iimneAsksointeni e tosooenotr , judgment: mini observed tbst•tios 41Moclitifis; *Pe a rild luta . oaf* lialikbasb4 ebalok Ibt.ee•orObi . , tipowandh. Lit. Ap . 4upaavaam4 ~.. - faX4fiiiir .4 4 aiiiii4"etalvi: - ' isk».4-6* "sharp Gollt tle • Oni siov =,* The Amine, for Sussex carroty. whit* canon*, . A this doe at Lewes. estate costudetable attiutioWsit lloidlcgicro wale found ftoudipagitorgLirraftaleinSt ol l 6 _ l _ 6 _ll " . • - -1--.• ata.el - 44 . 5... -..e____. • s• . . . ... • . •• Chichester, or more thin i.O . PryIIONS afelillujim!mart4 by , itiIAICIVOII9II4 . 141, oputemdiamailsiola Mak pshipmn , WU , more , 4 0' 411 •• . . 7' - t74 1.4s to 'Mid sociidence, in coirenat Nisi Prim i aad among the troops.. From thicand et , •ei A aosmi a,„„na o: me.a r r t :inee , ~.„y ~, „, , .. every speeirs of conveyance .. iu eagagell . oi i ha i Ivor ittoaces, porticiditri, the indite : ,„ .4 ,i?..., ~,, . rta • ei i , t. - 4 ,,, ;. ....,....„ 5b liiilLety V . miner There are also ttrnstillessei tanig No lit ',pith _0! to, sit ; . 1., ) ... i thlg • , i ,„, ,,ke. 04 , ~...a lila *a e.wrimmeei of snow% semis " is dm Wand of Selsy, tt, giVe 1106101. 4 11* 40%4 gh! OV a i ~.- tot riot iu that Motored i t t a ~..4.1.1 • ' aNI hear, laic p. 111140. • _......1 • - . • ___ .-. .+- ... . number eh ._ pieta**, belinictirs In hail beer sews to an asetiworer,wbo was alone' 10 8141 them by asetiees. Of ill tads he inforioed 11. e itesigneir. tin Miday .Complasnast had a raw of arbitration (ruin the Bias's lintels to anted to, at Jetues C 44 1 ,8. blip'', VIM . , he met Ase thietithint. fla answer did tie /.tier see he uttered, is the previewer of a fuel ewe eras, Ihr inoost shameful abase, be tailed bin' n lion, • vallain,and a thief; swore he world do hilts mime dreadful injury, and said be would bore him life. Aimee's-el al his modeler, befeend to • in the pl re, 'ordered his hosts to he parlod sp. and was shout in *part. when tbe DefAident slain* scooted odd, " New. yea villain, I'll thrash youShrossith therm', of dol. Yea, yes Cowardly noire!, rot do for you" He thee ivied uol, v There gross the ;" and multifold threat pities awl abasing in this way until Con.olautam WWI -his *nu ls 2 peny, • peatemrieer. Ile shortls returned with owe; mid at; attempt Mies shade to *rear, the Defewinut, a nestle erased, is the wino. *f wine% his sun, irritated at the Isagnage used towards him (She Consphimmet), strait lb. fora!''. Hr slaw bested dm lord Mayas wart.' adopt sorb a ewers, as would perVral Amber Sniale-neir on the part ef ohs potendatat„ soil give him (Mr. fl } unseat *enmity, dye his %de was in dang-r. Mr. B said, that the ann. was almost wholly false as to the infamies lospaoation nspees. lay the plate; be email assure his Lordship it was only sent to his jewellers, bet eel for sale, tine was there a single We lk of wine reasevell improperly (ram his house. As to the pictures. he bad sold Anal previobs 1.8 the claim made by threes% the amissees. The arensatiha of having used foulard abionve language be in some meamre admitted, see did be think asy thins toe harsher severe fur • maw Woe had cwedectedlistuself e.B towards him If Mr.S. would swear that his life wet in duces., ea would be (Mr. L) swear that be was similarly situated, and be venial mereover swear, that Mr. ff.'s ono had committed epee him • wastissi ennult. The Lord Mayor wished time tes cwmpramitte the matter, but they did Not. SOW-Mlllll'. Saturday the manhole, Primmer. who stood charged oa suspicion of hying rourerwed in the filmdom depredations committed al West End, were heonght lip fur souther rs •mivation, turetber with a young man muted I%M Pant bata, who was brought from the Mansion-Honor. Mr. Keeling, au herald-painter, residing to lirsnels. street. Tottenh.m-cuort.road, deposed, that a the second day of the. fsir he was surrounded by a gang of shout forty, and had a gold seal broken from his watch elmiu. The Prisoner Purdhani was owe of the most active in the gage, and was clung to him, bat be mold out swear positively that he was the person who actually stole the mil. Needham had previously denied that he was at the fair at all, and said he could prove an alibi, but ►e was remanded. Another Prisoner, meted Brooker, was neat spoken to by Mr. Humplweys, who stated, that on the Tuesday aftermon, as he was standing at a stall in the fair, purchasing wow nate for some children, a gang of fellows approached nod took away the children. He of course followed to protect them, mid they then seised awl dragged him to the barb of Smith', booth, where they mulled his month, covered his eyes with their haus* and rubbed him 'of a watch and gold chats, and his hat, sad having beaten him severely let ham p. He recovered the children. Brookes was committed. The remainder of the Prisoners were nut ideatified. We hear that bills or indictment have been pre. pared itt town against Major CARTWRIGHT sod Mr. Woo tee, as well of against many others, fur their at. tendinice and proceedings at Birmingham, when they elected Sir CHARLES WOLOZLIT. IL is expected that the Grand Jury will find true hills molest them this day. as Warwick ; if so, they will be taken *lsere to find bad.—(Obsereer.) The market for Stock was heavy during the early part of last week, and the operations were on a very limited scale; the prices declined slowly, and the maw of speculators discovered a waut of coofidence, as if unwilling to act either way. An equal period has seldom passed over wherein the public have so generally abstained from sales or purchases in the funds. On Friday, however, a comparative degree of activity was discernible, proceeding chiefly from the party who seek, by. their transactions, to support the prices- or Soaak . and who are acting with greater appears.* al unanimity than has of late been usual with the. A rise followed. as a necessary consequence, and should this plan of acting in concert (whether dental or otherwise) be continued, a still further iinprovemeut must take place, though still.- we tibia, not to any material extent. Ontnium has been quoted chafing the week as. low as 3s, sod left off on Saturday at 4j, nuking a varieties° alone per cent. and that variation, as. marl, as.possible, a progressive advance. The Radical Reform Stettin will it takeploge • . at Manchester this day. as.tirai 48444rd...111e Ma. gistrates have announced their. iuteatiou So prevent it by force ; and this led the Radical Reforisers to take leg ,1 advice. A Mr.. SAXTON: has issued a placard, in which he states, that be was instritcted by Mr. RANIKPc*. to say, " that the iotention. of choosing Repreoesitatives. contrary to the existing. law, tends greatly to reader the proposed Meeting seditious; under those circumstances if would.be deemed justifiable in the Majtistrates to hiresrai; such Meetiog."—A IVVINIOOIII &ob. 111111ielltr, presented to . the Boroughreem to, corsvesie OIMPIIIIer alerting. " to consider of the meet legal dad eft*. teal means of obtaining a Kali:ens in the Oinamoti Home of Parliameut."—Mr. Howl' is said • koqi . stfttimitter 11 . 4 POLK'S. 141 1 0.431 41 '01. ilttiirdat MV. 1. tri iMidigeber I. the Ivaloptai• s ed vadat Mr E • inetritaai, kr . minimise MO 1•41. Na bk. Tire Counpiabosiet aas4, thel elk.she err* Pf lbe ad row Mr. E. had became • beakrispl. be; 404411 suomijai• drbraeral+ isinMee• ilteNsied 11•1111 a; say Oar oahlibe Muse. It was ranee he hie ears. 6 . o eV r r iball • 1 0 ,01, ur Pine bad beta reraforril, elon4ly gifi:r • fell 1840 su- its of piste. H. t.felliVel bAirmatien, hi Miler that a trathrr of mailable pirtairo. brlONaiat to laradant. i ( t 1 rye tetwouiv. - : mimes!. riw/.yr./ . '7 es. wires sot earls* It._ active sord vituresa pursuit by Captain Darer., e.spiosiolitis Ism Mo. two the reformed home. of a hoar of itijee foes imam, headed by Chinnajee Appall. the Pcsaftwert br"fiee. awl Appah I).. fie retiring to Ihr Psos.h territory. to the coarse of which Captain I)avie. and hi. detachment .hop .p. rd retool iirduto sad persrarraire in the pursuit. mot leer Isearaure mid discipline after they hid oe-cleheo f esoliip ROW received fits siihmisMin Captain gutheclena wf the same mirya has distinguished Wood, by a call's, sod mtg. eimiloetrel smisontest against a limed predatory leader. aide iu esastiliing sword fie baud a (hurry ohmt the banditti lis.ll lakes the c oo dpi t id t hew valitattle mops mu ramp 'messiest of Mentor has preyed the simoilsoos the peke. ei pica no which it has brew funned, and she Stamm Otis. itofistitfeal ufßeet. belonging in it far their *Moons task. Major Genial/haus, easteassdisg the Poolials artiliaev bine, sad the officers and ewe of Mild corps hew, toast' scessioase, .distiugaialied sbrasr►lves by every soldeur•tdie cpsality; and the conduit of Major Maelsed,CesitaiesithAttee. Read. sod Swans* tttt t demands a dirtier' arteoeitedgeost. Ir Kandrish the eistadeei of Liestestant-Coinnel Stairievi. Miijor M•Besn, arid Major Greiashitt. of the 31adree- Este blishasent. who respeetively cuesseassied the colsrause of home at the assault of MaiNgsess as the tOth of May. sell of Major Andrews of the Madras Europese vivisect, wit. hers se active part is the operation• bet re that Flirt. has been viewed with high approbation by the fliovareor-thiressl is Council. His Lordship in Council lessees. the loss 11.. se►vice has sestaieed in the death of Loiruesnant Davies. et the Madras Escineers, se 'Ater of distinguished welt, sod of Lieutenant Natty*, of the Paste corps, Coriolis. Kea. way, of the 17th Madras Native lariats', Lieetessatet and Lieetroaut Egan, of the It of 3.1 Madras Native lefailtry. who f.. 11 is the oprretious before that place is the hunoarable discharge of their duly. . . Lieutenant-Colima Cnisollill who It.so eisintnanded the arikliery throughout the uperatsims to Kaudrish with rims*. teal, exertion, sod sneers., is entitled to the marked some - tuition of the Government for his animas and usetitorattes II the in Council confioes himself to Ow names and occasions above mentiosied, it is only beams* the necessary limits of an order restrain kiss from adv►rting to every particular 'treat of a camptiga so fruitful of rd. Nat and suceesaul enterprise. His Lo►dship in Cuaneit most, therefore, be satialled with repealing his warm a•- knowkdßments to all those who iii the late operations sit she Deena have so greatly costribated to enhance the repo. tatioa of the distinguished army to which they belong. and to culprit the possessions and consolidate thy power 4.1 tke British Government. By command of his Eicelleney the Mod Nub!, the Goveruur-General in J. ADAM, Chief Secretary to the Governsatm. Extract from a Report from Brigadier-General Hardyinfin the Adjutaut.Geseral, dated Comp, Talwersh moils bault of the Nerbuildm flab December, 1/417. I have now the honour to report in detail, fur the iefin motion of the Most Noble the Commander-in-Chief, the leading particulars of the few operation• which took place yesterday sussing i. acties• near the large town or deb bluiro*. After. march of twelve miles, and at ten etloeit in She mu►ning, Major O'Brien, sorainaniling the Bib reeleurst et motive cavalry, with his must activity and intelligeoor, brought my small detachment before as !liege body of the Nogpore horse and foot, whom I cu.ld only cousider as enemies to our Government. Their several pooltinne were instantly nod closely reedis 'mimed by Major O'Brien, Captain Destined, Major of Bei. pde, and Captain File Clarence, smut hie hordship'. Aides. de‘Cansp„ who heinuoredwa with his personal atteodance ea this ocessioa. Their line of lone, gum, and a large body of infantry iniersperved, wise anteriained to be atraegly posted iiO4 elevated and broken ground, having in their (rout a difficult mulish for cavalry to pass. Their right Bank reined close to the base of a steep nage of lofty necks shaped into two separate hills, which were covered with infantry. Their his Sank was pruiecied by a large task adjoining the toss of Jubbelpure, and received further musty from a fortified (harry rot easily to ha au galled. To assault the emotes fiat. witbset loos of tier, Wit die. pesitium was shortly taken op ea &News : Tito . eqesdrona wider the immediate command of Moque O'Brien, were pushed ON wadi it wide, as as to tb. eaten the eatimy's left Bask, sad in be ie readiness to taltaadvaatane, of their light towards the.Nerbeslis, which it was expected they 'weld attempt in caw of heistrwated. thy Majesty's 17th foot, pander tha commane44 biatefe.. Colgan' Nicoll, oteopied c favourable INDOlionaliplieNNlONdO ,froat,,cominailing a bee as their right imilmoptinvibbare 11wit guns Were supposed to bc.plaerd. . . .-, ....%,, - • Ow battery, directed by Lieut. D'olley awl= .. the 17th regiment, having a wares of-cavalry and ii the rear ennimaded by,Slajor &ch. . I The. leotips all thee formed to adrames oar. gum, were newssheet by withdrawing the cavalry, awl instantly ow lMond • Ire of shrapnel!, well directed, WI, thiscomayb rash. The discharge was rapidjy ritUrned (row Grin gum, sad pm followed by, rocked grit** sod chaltgAtai 1041 1% feertirinately Bew high seer sae troops, oho enaturtned ma ... • teadvauer. Von eftwoesiat M sees vieeeeeetikee Jib iN mil li gho , Thi s le f iell i g elemernt rfft.e• emend *OM. lkelereast Pepe writA hie equailtual WA, Ark** Paine eteaer a Oleic are Nee the. height% MA tepidly pereeseleit to Mei' , eves, driving Ilse beehive" imitiere.bice MI eso slay eepverred hp. cermet leeilerlippt theAilaeopebly wail*" of memiltieg.iiirehiers 11.4. 4 11 4tasee ellsaala•e*.i!" "NW ifimar4p,' Major Smith. of she 1 44fIllial• 4gin. 4o P; dip add Capt. tiliwtaar. of ilia irir:trers ai eddlain bird- wort', a Vlitiesdeo • Arddonsa k amil Coma* •Irdosorri yf ;kr 711 k If adriOted verealri, dad 'Veal. 'Pariah- waist.. of the Pradras plunresr u have berg burrerald, sholio- guiebroll bY their ensosonsolitoi pffic.ink.a.s4 thytMtrnyV Morse Ory 'rig AO, Onorril %learn and Ihrgodirs4lernired rattler fro letels”-Iy, to she able and awful ansisisaire eh. &Tiara Coin Caplan' Jollis of else 4•ljoint Gran' &rill de- .p A pis h a i i, ( r e m Captiin sairclive, r.r time Qicarler•lllat- -ter fienerare ileollll men', Curd she other elicit's of thew i d r.ia. lir nod personal staffOs hi rredsiable so tkoite Wirers. Thie principal tiprinsinws of Pirligsdier.arnerot &WA% 41- I *Won amp perCesneel before she ireriod robsoe;d 1. 7 IU bat thutloraitytiuo 411.,ry out irarlude lb, online , and ' • ' wine vita