The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-10-07 00:00:00

#*RATRE. Ti., 'comedy of The Anspkions Ihusbi.ad ass Tam litiest ;triturated. Mr. STANLEY WI, the Asotger. and hr Pissed rhr clo-racter wish mods 'o n inpistnis. M. MILEY. c • WWI i thr E , ..61.110 1 beta titer hUslilr at so earlier isetinsl of the MriPe , ..a thr stab .lleggat ..1 tire cnisiesfy. Hr wa, 'revised wtth (w ick aisplaswe. awl lorrloironrsl die character lit a Vely 140.40 slit awl -write(' in miser. Tile IMO I of Mr. sirirkhusel, recently 4)4.140'10rd by Mr. Pure, was -teetswed by Mr. l'oexl.L. It is a character has istatited by itige than iii ear winch Mr. POWELL Its. liven Iscterly in the habit of personating--lout, if hr !cote the jealous throes the jorpicourse HMS.. bawl, no irrry obriktog —.ISO very ,insoussitte colnwr jult.he 11111.11friird. 111 hill general demeanour, • the cialtiv.ited ma 55,.,.,, of lhr Gentleman. Mr. 1{ Nl4tlTa Tester soma an excellent rititietttioss of to*. to: 141101'v, unimproved by a residence 'arida L.DM/1011 foilter. Mrs. A LEOP, as Loretta. pour. trayed. very ruccessfully, the bold and prying diannattion of Vie experienced ettalutwriulid. Mrs. 3114. GLOVES. our Mrs. MAROTE. map. ported the partial '.ors. Striekland. Cltirinda. and Juriutka. with much ability. and were greatly op. Onset. The inii•ical farce of Love Lerghs et Locksmiths Viewed, for the first time at this theatre. A Mr. 1 11 . 81.1.14 ms mode Ina brat appearance no Totierims, and ils.playeil a good deal of ability in describing the tetchiness and infirmity of old age. lie was well eerror.d. Mr. H A iii•SVP Kick was airiesiug. Mr. 11.11LNAILD rained the put of Captain Befilair—and acquitted himself very fairly. it we except his ambi. tines attempt to Slug " Let Faille aoaad the !rem pet." 'Die moment his voice is aufbetruily powerful to encounter a trunliwt accompaniment. we shall be happy to hear hisa—as it was, the trumpet de prived us of the pleasure which otherwise we imp- Law we ghoul I have derived from his strain.. Mr. EIGHT% Solarnoa Lob was a strung, but not overcharged picture of country credulity. Mr. lairrix's Vigil was correct, though not very lin suortitra—aud Miss Custre, as his ward, Lydia. sang • The house was. at half-price, very full. ?iGION SHOOTING. The ittatat bearer In Nit, of Hillosoloo, was 4 sere, at 11 binto, fix 100 lILAT , Mob. Mlle& Mutt • 1 • .. 1 • 1 • 4 1 • • .. 1 • 0 . ...... ... 1 0 7 8 . 1 0 lo t • it I • 1S 1 lkilill. I Is 4 eta, a farmer, and Mr. Gehl yirst:rday us Phsebiey EISCie• 11% SI reiiiiWil :..... Birds. Mad. Nisest 1 .. 1 • • 1 • I 1 • 4 1 • 6 1 • 6 • 1 7 • 9 10 0 1 Mr. Goldin. IfrQUESTs. SUICIDE OF A FEMALE. 11. I All iarguisitiosi was taken lass night beftwe Ttstudall Sues.vow, Esq Cormier, al the White Hart, oppopite the Punt Ake, Alleberelatat ' se, tarehard-street, on the body of Jane Craristoier art till,, wise put a period N her ettlelelletie by hawing beeLIE It appeased re evideare, dial the deeeesed bad been sew 'aid is the Furtive 11 4, 4Lostuas. leader Ilea Newton, the housekeeper, fur sear fur years, sod was rinds respected. Abut three we. Its ago die visited bre tether, who is a rope lusher, residing at Lameheisse, sad she then leaned that • young nose who bed puidllis addresses to her foe • consider able tune was iso the wee of departing from this conotry.— Ever sinew that coreimanicutioo wee mods to her, slw his been greatly distressed in her mind, she did every tbiug site weld to moms, the wig and misery that inwardly preyed ( apes her. Her eyes were enumantly idled with sears daring the last week,sed she costil out perform btr work as she did before ; when she was requested kr du one this' she would set @hoot somber. On Illoaday list she was ionising for some lief, and Mee. Newton aped repeatedly fur her, sled I. conesqweree of net receiving any answer , _ she omit to bee apartnteat, assoltonssid the door hsched en the iuside--the key was ise the lock. The door was broke open, and the demoted I was found haegieg--"be was quite deed. The Comm, said, that there was no doubt bet the de ceased hail irommitted tit set herself, and it was for the./ airy iSe say *briber she wassail. or a lunatic at the time. Verdwl-o" Haapd haraeY while in a Made f enessifp." A CHILD KILLED. Aa Inquisition was taken yesterday alternate, at the White Swan, Temple.airect, near the Teniple, in the pre. clue, of Whitefriaru, on the body of Edward, Ike sea of Mr Roberts, of Whilefeins. William Merlin *pry, a boy eight years of age, stated, !list on the 'lay She accident happened be wan playing with the deceased and another boy in Wltitefriers, near the New Wharf. A lireweem driy, drawn by several horses, pawed dor li doe ..tres I ; th e d ecease d hi t one o f t h e hone; with a piece of all ioe ; she driver struck the deceased twice wills his bands ; he did 0,4 know whether his hands were sliest or clenched; the deceased dropped upon the ground; be blipped off 11w 1111q1-411111P, sod one of the *heels passed os. r him ;he was taken WM. Itartholuniew's Hospital, where he sliest. The deceased cried and screamed when the wheel passed over hi.; the driver did nut stop, but parsed 1016 to 1111 . Wharf. .11r. rerkias stated, that he was Wending near the wharf when the accident happened ; be did not see the deceased c:dil his fret were under the wheel; the.driver was the* at the huises s heatl. He did not see bins strike Ilse deceased. 1 it, Coroner said, that it was fur the Jury to tionsider whplit•t- the thath of She deceased was accidental it. 1 . 111141 . 01 1.% Ilir ri.sle.ier of the draytwass; he dui not think they 1'1141,1 4 . 14‘ Is Cs mon.sesty tu the drayman, unless they were of Ili •' .is ski he had a wilful laterite. of itijuriss: or causing the leas vidkt_ sif .. I he ; Iksr c,su r ie e n a ta tl. i Doak. We are cooicerueal to record the melancholy fate of Mr. IVIL[III, tot Hootingtou, io tile parish of Rolm, N.B. Oo Itionday last that gentleman, Laing jest returned from hue title, yrroceeded Iu loosen the girths. to order ru take of the saddle. wheal hie mare, • vicious maims'. ter g maidenly round, 'hi loon is 11w Rally , awl lacerated him in it daicking manlier. Medical ii:Slatetile was called to, loath Irmo the vioniity of the place aid from Edinburgh, loot notwithstanding all their efforts Wii.g4s died on Ttie.clay etentitg, after en. uurii g Ihr usual excruciating agony. The sane annual Int sue ..r the faros servants severely souse time lirtines hut lie mlOll after recovered. A kw !ran:lgo a brother of 11r. WiLkie lost his lift by to infaelated us. —( Edistakargh Cannot 1 - • . It L.4-I.'II.4PFLL R. .r • As ..11 the Menti)en of the Hole Aflianre , or their Itepre , eutatives, ore now assembled at Ant-le-Cli.ip !Pei:a. it is in lie limped that the suldraii bustnrps 10* the Congress will be opened. with the heesain4 'formalny ssloch s 'i asld attend the pniceedinsgs of Potreo:ties rod Siatesmees. who ire not only suet tog.- ker. but actually leagued to preserve the peace of Eu.upe. mad Fre 00000 her mond 'regeneration. it is 160 0 W inure units helfu (*law, mice this teem ' MAN honottred eiih similar sisilors, professing equally pure sisal hittiLble objects. It then continued Pie montesitiories from England. f o am MANIA TIM RESA. Queen of Hungary and Bohemia. froill Louts XV. of Frame. fruistthe King of &anoi nts, fruits Spain, from the United Provinces. front the Republic of Deno* leinw sin more), and frogs the Duke of MODIMA, Them Powers. comprising 'the great Arbitrators of the declines of Europe. held long anal weighty tiegninitions. which terui slated in October 174% in the celebrated Treaty of Ais-la-Chapelle, the chief articles of which breathe such a spirit of pore philanthropy End benevolence. that we transcribe them eerbatiri on the present oc casion, wheat. it is highly probable, they will furnish (tba first of them at leant) a precedent for the dic tion of our Treitty•makers bow in Congress atom. bled. • Article 1. Them shall be a th►istlan, universal, and perpetsal peace, bath by sea sod land, and a sincere and in violable friendship between the Powers Wen mentleeed, their heirs and sacoreases, kingdoms, Mateo, provinces, etiostries, 'objects, aid va•salh t .uf what quality Or coodi lion saver, without exception e place er person, in such a misuser, that the High Coollreetiog Patti. s shell have a coa stline intestine is ataistaitt between them and their said slates sad subjects this reciprocal frieadaup aid reertrapiiiad ewer, without pertaining either one party or lie other to eomatit any suet of hostilities of any sectutut er pretence whatever, and shinning every thing which may tend to Serb or alter the anion now so happily re.estslilished be tween them ; engaging theinsehres on the eostrary to pro cure, on all meanies, whatever nay Distribute le their mental glory, lamest*, Ned advertisers, without giving say succour or protection, directly or iodirecily, to them who may so mach as attempt to prejudice either owe er other of the High Contramisig Partin. a Article 'I. There shall be a general oldivios of all that bast bees dose ee mensisted during the war, which i. sow pot an end to: and oath party, ea the day of eschewer of the Ratifications os all sides shall be reantred to the power sine of all his egrets, dignities, eirek.iattlad besellices, busoors, and racemes, which he enjoyed, or ought to have enjoyed, on the cosseserament of the war, notwithsteed. ieq all the disposals, minutes, ur cuaimatioes oteasioned by the said war. Then follows theesemeration of the restitutions, Sic. Ste. It is impassible for humus ingenuity to devise words more final and conclusive for a bond of permanent amity thou those employed to the first Article of the Treaty of 1744; how they were oft. derotood by the " High Contracting Parties" (14 that is the way, as in the late Treaty of Paris. treaties it seems are to be coustroell), we west kern by their subsequent acts, which furnish the most ex traordinary illustration of pacific inteutions that CM be found in the pege of history. In 1742 the Treaty was &gond. In 1736 (4 pe. riod of less than eight years), there was not a (Var. ter of the globe iu which the " High Contracting Parties" were not engsged in sauguitrary war• with► each other. France mid England. not only its America and Inaba, but in the heart of Europe; France and Prussia mutually charging each other with the invasion of Geriniusy, and Austria aiming at the possession of the dominion/ of the letter. It is curious to observe the alleged causes of these several losittlities. For the ismiseision of the these barrels and inhospitable soil of Nora Scotia. France and England revived the war, and the In dians were mitigated to acts of outrage which each party laid to the emilesitent of , the other. In Eu rope. France and Austria accused England (as Elector of Hanover) end Prussia of lighting up the torch of war in Germany, and overtu g the laws and constitutions of the Germauic Bodies, on. dir the specious pretext of defending the Protestant Iteligion from attack, bet in reality for their own aggrandtzement. Prussia seised upon Saxony end other smaller States to protect the lieligiois of the People; ■nd Franca and Austria iii their tura aimed at reprisals in the territories of Prussia and Hemmer. for the purpose of sectoring the indepen. awe of the smaller Powers; while Husain' end Sweden entered into the views of France and Aug. trig iu the hope of acquiring a settlement in the west of Europe as the reward of their services. Such are the acts which, in little more than seven years, followed the Treaty of Aix la-Chapelle, for the ioviulability of which such solemn pledges had been reciprocally given. The blue of war con tinued throughout Europe with little intermission fur a succes.wit of years, until the smaller Stater, whose integrity and independence gave such amoral lustre to the social compact of the European Powers, fell in their torts a prey to the ambition of Oldie'. dual despots, and souk into provincial degradation. —What moral regeneration the approaching Con gress sit Ail-la-Chapelle will work, time *lime can develops. We are conceened to state, that the respectable and hitherto peaceable town of Carmarthen last week exhibited symptoms of a riotous complexion ; a misguided multitude having interfered to prevent the shipments of cheese for other posts from that borough. However, the spirited and determined conduct of the present worthy Chief Magistrate, supported by the asilitairy, 11w/ruled mischief . ..and the aterchrut* shipped their cheese without moles- CHANG& oor MCRDE...--Ost %turas, lint Mr. SEVILm a, one of the Officers' of the Privy Council Chamber, Whitehall, London, arrived at the (lead Police Office, Dublin., bringing in custody a mini rammed Roger changed with baring coin• mined a murder in the county of Sligo about sin ears ago, upon the body of a man naturii M ATTII LW (41.1.101 f. The Prisoner was brought from the islaild of Guertney, nod the circontennices of his 'meld ore curious : under the existing lowa of the Wood of Gueitisry oo warrant rithir front the Joid 4 es of the !tench, or other Mugionatto, ego he executed there, and it was found itrerioory to osoeisible the Privy Couiscil of London, used the Paints REGIENT (acting for the KING) to sign the wombat for the amid of the Primmer. who was on 14 . 11 wr.lay comitiated to Gold, to order for trosionninion Ito Sitio ) to abide hie trial at neat AssiArr. • • 2 mi • ro TBt4 Borron OP TAR 211111 SE PONS& • • 44, Goren !Kerry-skeet, Illaekfriate, Illletliber 5. 1515. • Sts—Tou will Adige me bp issertiod the fol!uwing foals of the promellimpt at Value Nall, araisist she two online ifis of the point of Chun Meech $41111114, last. 3. virldril stateasems apprised in your Paper siva day. I eta boron in justice to Nayarit mad lb* Parish Olken lu watraitcl them, sod you will oblige, Sir, Tour obedient 5.-rvant, JA:S. BURSI.F.M. 1815. Bofors Sir J. Ptenoste, ralq4l Mr. Bohlen., our of the Overseers of Ohl. Pone of the parish of Christ .Chneeb, gooey. prefaced his remark. by observing the practice of seading a precept to the Vassals °acr es was perfreily aseletia, as the Publicans err well in. fumed, before the Officers, whs. day the search is to be onsale. la di of of hie duty, be. In conjouctiou with the Parish t , Om& prl.pee to stake the mirth without the *Kincaid ). warrant, when on Sanday last, from Ira to fourteen persons were (word driorkiug denote divine service, at the sign of the Mop, in Broadwall (kept by Mr. Spirit), whs, us b lug dir.rovrred, reify:dr.! into the hick part of the premises, souse of them with the liquor in their hods. Tbedefesee set up by Mr. thinner, who hike emplord 'ma the Investor, the Magistrate could nut enter tain, store particularly emit appeared the muse laridhod hail lately been convicted mid bred for the some olf lire, with seams' others, one of whist entertained from rizte to oighlypersoos during divine sirvice. Mr. Harmer at last found it. necessary to avail himself of a legal übjectiou, which was fetal lo the essaviesion The ease of lieutleall was different, sad Mr. B. olmerveil, he had no reason to complain of the general coolant' of leis bombe. cad wished not to press tbeenuviction, so that hitt? ability was accessary o• the part of lite professiousl Gentle man in this ram. The Parish 011kers endeavour to keep dime the Poor Rates, while persons Mar squander away the earnings of the week in drunkeianess, acid that dams* divine service, to the injury of their morale, and want in their families-- sod although it afatenno, ualassimmats, and garbled statements may bud their way luta the Public Press, prodiered by some interested person, the Olicere of this parish are deterstined to do their daily, and it is hoped the public will not be de rived by such someway mesas. TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRESS. Antelope, White Hart-pard, October S. Sta--Having observed in your Paper of the gib instant. a Report from 10111.411•11, detailing • charge exhibited against me by Jeremiah Oflest, & patrol?, is which I am stigmatised as • primmer, and feeling that at any time, in such ac me the law of Ibis coaster/ does sot allow a re. spectable i;adesiwasi to be designated by that appellation, I have to request that you will cause she error of the How_ street Report to br corrected. And I brg leave to submit, whether the word 0 Defrimbist," as seed by that respect able Magistrate, Mr. Hicks, would sot have been much better applied to a tradesman, who has lived sixtmu years is this and the meat parade, mid was never before called a Prisoner. I an, Sir, your obedient &Tweet, THOMAS NORRIS. POTATO NO. ft is with much satisfaction we are tumbled to state, by various authorities un which we cats rely, that the improve woo which has lately tars place in the general potato crops, in this part of Ireldad, is greater than bad brim anti cipated lay the led amagesne expectati , m. The weather wittoss the last mouth has beat as faveurabk to dm iscreess of those roots as could be desired--absadeat rata, accent ponied with genial warmth, acting an the nail ia wheel. heat had been accumulated by a long coatisnoloce of a tempers. sure mods higher thaw had bees !mows fur heels!, years. The effect of the amine at those propidoes ciemswistaattes has bean to swell dm talons of the potato plaals to a degree mpled in this peewit of the reason; inatimark that we may now safely estimate the produce of Mee late, or principal potato crops, as folly equal to an average proper litor.—•(Owle AdoeriberV PILCHASD PISIpFR r. la esoticimg the emiemeholy subjeet of the total failure or this fishery, it has Wee very pommel, embed, if the prelims enueles of fisheag, so Maisel is their esteem ad power, are of uld stamdieg, and if better cues cameos he discovered in Ibis age of rimers! lenprovenseat ? Mod might mot, as in agneultetre, preemies's be oared with effret to excite cage. amity and stimulate to experiment' ? In the present season the pilchards have evert approached sufheiestly mean to war shores to amble the liaberemea to make am of thole anu s although they have brut seen in immense questities at nee, and along the 4opposstv comb. The few Isle that leave been taught were tabs. is drift nets. It Is surely to be wished that some plea were devised of Oohing there Ash et see, the heseficial reasoleasees of which, bath Areal,/ eM ration ally, are too obvious to seed deseriptioa The usual time of the seamen basis; expired last ereelk at Calmed, they. were paid oil' sad discharged; bet in west geese, of the weather preview so temperate, and the abun dance of pilchards at we, they have to make seistleer trial us halt wages, or lye skilliep per week. HYDROPHOBIA. It is our painfel ditty to record a case of thin dreadful malady, in the non of a labouring mut, residing at Goldtbern 11111, near Wolverhaniptini, and which is, if porsible, rendered more distreseing by the length of blue a Web has elapsed since lie was bitten " Vineent Jirlies'a sou, if &thither. Hill, aged lb, twos bit in August 1117, by • whelp that died own after, which whelp was bit by a dug that was &Acre's& shot in teem 'onset of canine madame. The boy being at service, was sent house last Wednesday week having been alleeed with vomiting and purging, leas as/wrote, and pain in the head. His friends soma perceived some uneasiness when he mime pt ed to take any fluid, whiebiwben offered, he would say, do not let me eat '1 !SHIM drink ii,' the enemyt caused violent agitation, sod he said it Hooked him. His mother wished eit week him—ho permitted hie hands to be wsehrdi but espeeseed greet horror when she at tempted to apply fhb water to his face, exclaiming, you tfiew it mars you clean my face let it be done with • towel wet.' He was supported prioripally with bread waked its brush or milk, mew the sight of this was implement, he would keep it by his aide, sad tins. wry it into hie smooth in such • manner ashromeld me eve it. Steam much aff. ored him, and always produced spasmodic Magog of the Liteadth sad a mem of sidreestiee; they were obliged to give him say this, warm of gold oat of a ,0114 1 pui, se as to avoid the sight of it, and the emptier gelling le him fan. Speaking sharp or toed proidet:rd great *Owes sod spoor! :of the throat and LM.ljwken in to w asp linrW was Ws he Wed it (term tie espressisse his rasher), nod ireteldkreep *gent of the way , sod did nut Wm to hear talk aerie. blooday sighe, September Si, he be came debriemitild had several eierleut cameo lairs Ns—sad was review mei Atelusey hews, so that it took several per. MOM to feennitt at the mouth, sod aumrtiones made a dismal *Mae or howl; Iles brueght to his habe.'s recoil clime the lute, and (nem Ike rreembhmee to the tient or a mail dog he had mveral them heard, * be began is fair Ibis sou was alerted wi.h hyslrophohia." M. decal aid woe procured shoe* duce o'clock no Tuesday Morisom, sod is nun nest we shin give an aerouidi of the p...g.res isn't trilitmenl of She .11•Orti.r (rum liett tiler until Or boy's .tenth, hick took in.eesse the netting of Skaildir. .../WvirerAssaji•A CAtiostk!wi . • POLlega . . . .... _ . ; . -. • .:: t-,.„guopitrritire. • _ ' l * GOILDIIILL. • 1 rescirime iteliamj, and Serek a?ferili s leeheelehie Mani I "troir yesterday .Pal lu the lioW, eherged with sr. shag Iwo ;Isieele of pritetgil eshei. in the shop id' lkirls'ird Gally, linen ' dautery'llio iii, Aldewagste-mreet. .. • : Juerptt, Thowspeue, altaentsan of gr. Gully, statill„ Mgt :e.t SletmliMorruisse, shoot avert' ...cluck, the Pommies* C.loe illig his impliiimr's ship, slid 'oohed In ere sum. 'waits fie towns :he sh wet deem •,sii.l the Prisoner, Willswit, bad a gown . piece nit uhf, which son.rmilted to 5.. ; she aril • she had net ell them .y to pay for it, hut paid li Oil ties across's, emit sohl she would esti Me nest evening fur the article. its the Primmer. were Ifaltlufg.llw ilea' lie pet cetv, il th ir await, of Stith Finch had ',wrested. and exlit.l lu In', • Shit he lij.iptil Is. 111...Ak fat In r, un ii Inch site dropped two - rivers of caillett from under her sheet. He •11.4, believed sire ohm Ike sane 'MINIM who int she tO.I. lir January !sit slate 'Mime shawls in the shop. He had Mime learned that the rrjoe s i enk a w ry mutter awl daughter. Tlw primmer, Fintb. is her dePuees "hit shag she had a child Is her arias whet. in UM' shop, awl it b ion to eq. cud to stop it she rutted he r thaws wood it, in doing shich she must heweiabris up Ibe ealicip—.and if she did, it was %manna her kuowledge. /Me denied hut. Ntollsoil was her 41Aughler„ Alderman GoOollauxaa, the sitting Magistrate, observed, that lie iltuagh(there wet tudicieut evidence before itr4 I. commit ilte Prisoners fui tri,Wl. The *lmpulsed of Mr. G illy n guested that they mitlitite remounted fur kroner cameinidteis, as his employer tea:: iii the couoiry, but be was expected iii town us Theraday or Frisky. Ile Primmer', were remanded till gateralay next. THE COAL TitA DB. liervatuser. Yestetday care of consiilerab importance to the public and the cool teide came on to be beard before it /CNA OLD Stating, Esq. Ile sitshig Magistrate. • George alder, • coal-merchant, appeared to • sanonsose, to assent to eight information exhibited against hie, charging him with seeding eight vreggous lueded.with coals to the house of the Honourable lady Smith, Iw Picini ou the INA day of hapset last, without the vender's tickets aigurd by bite as to the suet of coals that were and to the purchaser, countersigned by the meter, to which the Del/adroit pleaded out guilty. Mr. Andrews, the Banister, attended to conduct the pro secutions mud stated the case, observing that there was so article o f emend consumption which varied and thinomt ed ne meth in prier as conk did; and •the in passing the Act of Parliament •for moieties the seal tan& had directed, to guard against treads and de ceptions of dee coal merchants,. that • ticket, called a vender's ticket, Aosta be seat by every seller in every per ches., of coals, stating the number of sacks, and also the sort or mots at coals, if it was inteaded they should be mined, which is to be signed by the seller or vender ; nail to gamed the public against imposition of Doe sort of coals below sabstitated fur aoother, which was very Necessary, whets it was knows that a ten of coals called Wall's.eud, were sin shillings dearer than any other. Mr. Mninplineys, the Solicitor, attended for the Defendant, sad took several legal objeettoes which were obernited ; one of them was, that the particulsr offence with which ha client was charged was that of omitting to sign the veuder's ticket. Mr. Andrews, in reply, contended, that he wu sufficiently charged in the iallorsitatioo with sot sending • vender's ticket with 37 sacks of coals, as described by the Act. Mr. Biruie was of opinion that it would bare biro ea well if the omission bad hens particularly mentioned, but did Out consider the object itou fatal. William Savage, soder-buder to Lady Elie+ Smith. of Piccadilly Terrace, attended sod meted , that on the tbils day of August 614 wawa* loaded with coals ra.oe to her Ladyship's biome, sod be received some of the tickets, all of which those concerned in carryiag ea the ittfornottiou bed get peissession of, sod a 'er's ticket, ore of theta fur 37 auks of coals, being shown bins, be identilled it es owe which was reerived M Ludo Smith's buns. on the tStla day of August last. Mr. Humphreys asked this witness bow be knew his milli tress's inane was Eliza to whieb be replied, be did not know it of Ins uwa knowledge but early ustierstuuil Dr he. hewed it to be so. Mr. Humphreys was about to lake an übjectiois to the proteetlings, owing so there bring no proof of bee Ladyship's Clwistiso name, but it was Not attiroduS to, cud Mr. Andrews observed, that 41641 P 61 ell sane the received without proof being gore into resprmieg it. Jai vie Kendall, sty Smith', butler, eueAnned the above be observed that the present proceedings were out carried or by Lady Smith, or with her apprubatiuu. lobe Ogle, • labouring nteier, stated, that be was =Met at St. Beide, Wharf, in the month of August, nod real& trued diet les metered. tight reggaes head of owls se She Stith of shut esteoth.. He admitted tbet he did nut counter sigu 1M vender's tickets of arty of than ; he was out asked to da so, nor in feet did he know' that 11 was his duty to do on, not baying snyvuch directiorm, as he bed observed iu the book of iastructions which be had received ebett he was apr pointed • meter, lied ;which be then bad Is bin hats& This was considered& very extraordiliary staleastise, as Wm Act of Parilasseut Mouthed upon the BUNIVCI. Tire Magic. Irate desired to look at them, and on '43.11601We insteutly discovered the directions fur signing the veuder's ticket. The Magistrate stated hienselfici be satisfied that the ease hod been made out, sod some cooversatnis thee irose as to the asesont of the cuoviotiou, the Act &tallow that it is nut to exceed 1111. Mr. Andrews said, he wee iestracted by hie client to say be should sot:take any of the 111111011181 strutted to him, but wished it to be allotted to some public charity. The Magistrate Sued the perseloy at IW. Me..Housphreva gave undue of an appeal Me the Sessions against the eusvictioo. The usher seven informations were about to be proceeded on, whets Mr. Humphreys preyed for an celestial, a time, He was naked to sate his ground fur the poettonemeals.— He meted, that the time his cheat had beeta.siteved situ the 'ominous .being only Saturday might, obis\ wise° short he could wt be prepared with • defence. Oa this grouted the bearing rue poolptined. - - - AN ATROCIOUS °PRINCE. AronlaA Haley alai Henry Dyer ware charged with era aa•ltin` Wm. Franklin, no WA* Park, um 6•tiirday might, with • view to extort mousy, ender peetemceof chargiag him with vile propeubillee. The Primmer, were mated by an officer to belong to e Rang *be ban •bumf the Parks, to extort moue/ Ili the m•eYer described. The, were twormotted to Tuthill-Gelds Bridewell, mod na their way thither they were atwailed el hundreds of the lower orders he Weiwisteater with 'Mid sad Gltb, USW their features were at distieguishable. U A cart nasbe► of persons geektilikd yesterday to hear the eameArtation of Josemb Nero* and John Grew two dew perste and noturions huniebreakei% ■nd of Marta (.hirer and Ha►risf Wariett, t heir fenisk associates. The Cl/Miesee ur 1 . 7 persons was taken at great kngth. The p.iiiripal (hinges against 'yearns cud Owns were, for burghs. noway eateries t h e bum* of P. Monte, Egg. Townsheini. street, Ks 4-road, on the 0.4 k uT September, awl skein; various articles of plate, linen, and wearing apparel. A as. miler offence at the hues. of Mr. Hoar, Sertford-street; Lweltelleids, on the 13th of fllepternber, from whew9r they mole a gugallity of valwarte plate seal some seniketic the pm " perty of Una Hoar ; a like depredation at the residence of Ohs. Mall, Peckham. on the Illet kif September, ■•d strolling • large quantity raf siirrr plait; led as attempt to break into the busier of Mrs. Wilkinson, Vardett-stregil Peckham. Upon all the /Slime charges Owen and lemon we►e fully committed, and site ►espective patties bu'uud over to pro*. ter ir at lire neat Ismael fur Surrey. The female Prisoners, who gone thkismation tif • imam lepus taut nalarr, were aanntird as evidence for the Crown. °weer is 1 4 7, and Wilcult IP years of age. Sense gnalik to Rut bail for t►eir appearance to give evidence at the Assizes, They won necesserily re-committed; lint are at pseagett sepw tate rum stir felting. Thew were inform. ti that glum surefire being WOW for their oppresses *47 mould be stet at liberty. • TOR ~TUR ••• CARLISLE RACES, isle. • 111 rsoiv,.'srimr. es. ' * ' His Al.jesly's Pate sd• 1,11.0 Fueir.siile b ru t e . --• • t Mr. T Piers ••• e. (..Wagtail, 4 vca old • • 1 . by Bey ryvplautiirs, 4 yr. old. 2 t A add Cop of Me plisse's* value, by S 6E660 1 of 10 gui. ova? each. p,p. the stirp'ia paid tu 11w aflutter in space. —ll Sob•ritlivra --Tb•ee • Mr. stasley's 1). ni Agalltn• 4 Yr§ 0 111 S.rJ Crab:llWe b.. 101 6* Syrtis. 4 Sys. old ... Aar J. G Amite . * (.0 )b.e. by tlfitode, 3 yrs old 31r. Jaw r s br. g. by Whilelork, 4 yrs. old. ... Won easy, • WV.CSIFIL)AY. A Plate or 50f. given 'it'll... Earl a Carlisle, fur atm sad lout-year idilit.—Tvitomile bests. Mr. Riddle's b c by cain•llu., 3 yr+ old Mr. Poe. ll'. tar b .I,iuk Tor, 3 pc air M. W. Ridley's, b. C. Muswe, 4 yr., Ltd ..... s 3 ,drear-TA. Cavil lace. A Maiden Plate of 51:1. given by the Corporation of Car. hde. fur litorreP, &c. of all ag.a —TwO-11111e brat *. Oircjirlit. of Ust••rshgberry'. b. f. Mt.. Syntax Mr. T. Pierre's Ilk e. Tliondighult, 3 yr* old TPIIIItZDAY A Plate of 100/ fin .101 ages.—Three•ttile heats. Mr. T. Pirne's r. f. %Cattail. Mr. Riddle's b. e. Dailingtitu's is. by Bay irr••phontus Four drew —A good rack.. Eft, Pounds given by the slembers of Mi. City of Carlisle, for all ages, uo condition that the winner a tu. he sold for 1511 goioras within a goal ter of an hear filler 111 e rare, it denu.nobil —Two-mill' heats. Sir M W. Motley's Is. c. Monde • . • • • •• • • 3 1 1 Marquis of gieett•lieriy's be t little Thusuas.. • 1 3 2 91r. Pierse'm bk. r• 'rhinidei Cult Mr. Powell'' gr. h. Jark Tar ... Mr Jirtlinv"*.6 c. . Wiudlr 4 dr. An elicrileut race. little Thomas the rivuirite Wen stirtiag ; after the osecouil beat stu4 ou tbt field; *: BETTING ON THE GARDEN /TAKES. 4 to 1 light Mr. Watson's lies c F114,00 . 111e, by (Mille., ▪to 2 agst My. UdnY's be. c. The Student, by Dick Andrew*. II to II opt Mr. Way's b. c. Tha Flyer, by Fainlyki Justine. • to 1 grit Dake of Portlanieti b. e.thainbrongb, by Dick Andrews. 15 111 2 ass% Lord Escles's b. n. (:apinin Candid, by Crrbri The weather dating the racea has been particularly finy i , which drew together a great assemblage of youth, beauty, and fashion. Anstmet the conipany who attendee, tire olaterv.tl J C. Citroen, Mkt M.P.; Sir Philip Mu grow, Bart.. Mr Jamie Broughton, Mr. and Mrs. kolinsoo l Walton 1-1..u.e; 41,5 M Mira Juhnoon, Mr: Weir rgh, Mr. Wylweali, jut:. Colonel Mein, Mai Iris or Qtmeinsbi iry, Colons ami Lady Elranne Lowther, sod Miss ft iodate. Mr. lbw tt§ M.. Aglionh, Mr. Janie., of Harrock Lodge, and tally ; Thome. Ilartles. Ern. and Miu Hartley, Mr. sad Mrs Illowned.ul ('o. by; Mr slid Miss Parkin, Mr. Mrs. 4.. d Miss Dooms, Livei rad Colonel and Mis. &Acid, Sir 'Arne* tin nit 1111, Ns VW, 1), ; Mr. Graham, M.P. Air Null ; Mr. TI G.4liane, of el attai/ Castle, and Mioi Giabani § Sir Hew Deli iiiipl•• Rog ' . Mr. Stanley Pomoulty; the Mis:zes Scultoisse, Mis mid Miss Thomlinstru, Rte. Mr. Corey and Lady. tite. die &c. The Ordinaries, at the Bush and Eyff,e House § were well attended ; at um: of which the folloisiug tuasi• were drank : —The Kng—Queen—Prince Itearrut—ixtkc or Yolk and she Royal Family-1 h.. riff—. The Hembree uf the Cumistp—The MewslH rr of s6r Cloy—. The Members of Hull—upuis wbuelb, Mr. Cristiani, pf Ne. Illwrhy, one of the Reprell. usrsivrs uf that lawn, retorts 4 tbm.k. in a swat seta despot speech We u l ig iie well of piss taltuta uf this Merillrotasi; hupe he will ever k.rp sM view ;Woe cuaststuieunal priaciple• wish ali.ch hr hag com menced his career. asid by t h e rupptort of 10sch dour he will mock true eivilueoce.—The thewiiisla of Castilla stud Penrith Races, was shill given. In the evenivrti the Assemblies *cr. 111110 f,sh'olookly at: tended, and fist sprightly dance kept up each nigtt lath (IN greatest spirit till a late hour. Tbteoauty of ConsberlooJ growl* sic Meashera to Portia steak bat wear of them, a Sib the eat: piton of Mr. (*neaten s , she popular Idealiser Inc 0111111,k., foliolc.CrOdril ill I r oar Kama with their presence (their Elyclions are joist ore, ). James Graham, Esq. lbw Al. u hour bual , ll was Break each day it the aril; irf/A lho greti est velem- Mina, gave a reify Afoul blow (Ant - hi; kuommou whtit Hall Slimiest, temporary, sad dim hi. burs of rotate ho. mow are ceuteled in his native county. Tits Sleirairds for she nest Rice; nre, bones Brougham, Esq. ssiti ltilf4rdEswsuo, Esq. of Sir John Shrilry has sold his crlrlii naval sialbum. Cum.'', fur 4 eunaiderable sum, so Mr. ll's4suu sit lire usher Gee. demon. • • _ - DISTRIBUTION Of PRPZE.MOkrT. The auJ Dettgrell, for ihr Dominic!, on *PSI% iniAalit. at Nu. Ali. cleti:-tri el. Strea4l4l Amur ph* 'wait 11110101ay awl Friday, fur ilicrit The Dragon, Ai wok, Cockchafer. tad Act M, for rI Gtorte awl retail, on tlii ii No. SS, rlrel i iite Ibevells lame plow, tvery Mount* awl letidat latantba. A e ~.„„ . ■ tHE CHASE. iiminwarty, Vt. There were two slap roused isi she fair tweet, ut ar Ibje toil, as is rustiimary, fur the gratillestiou of Mose oho re: sort his it al this orison of the ytar. They bulk look that draimil direction towaida the town, *bolo the distance of one mile mod a half from the bridge, std gave most ekeellt-ht sport; one mitered the river .opposite the istidckee of N. “ Ws, Erg Its metific appeafaliee while swimming, pith the pack after it, was beyond any thing pleasing and c g:4 Earl , Fortescne, Lord Ebritigtim i air Arthur a n d Clichasser, wish • vast number of other geutlemeit, ewe among the howlers. The bone isksilitch Luria Ea/Wilma rude, in passing through Ilse t o wn, tvlli and his turtlsagp a we are concurred to say, met with litany serious br'untea,tbiba a violent sprain itt one of his Milder, which ohligeil him be conveyed w Castle Hill iihaltdiately. amottipauted Mr. Owe*, surge**. . . strocrilva ACCIDENT OH- THZ reit • On Holiday afternoon • party of F lately arrived iu Eutaw!, behalf invited to a the evil" ... tog with some Onside, us board urn H:itt 1 iii. lying io she Doi ha, they repairra tO Aid atmr.,'W•pb ping, and hired a boil t•onvez thither. Th e seater. man hail owl rowed air !maw one of them stood op i.e the boat; the wlirronorrrairtiotwd the miters, aelso wee" going to fellow 'Oir . .-icauspk. ow the idipropVirtpuf but nut undrisootting him, Ihry 411 alo u d b p bl Mite dad of the boat, ,•ry which it was upset, awl the whale of them, toeing of Ave, epelurive of the iataamen. Who" thrown, to the water. An alarm was larrawly mbitei sad *head active imatermeo tressl to their limi.dauce. two sit the Furl, were ham writ, apparently dead, hot by Übe *emus recommended N the Royal Homasse laotiviy tag resorted to, they were recovered. Deer Were b.ed rise whole of the right in north of the hadies ot Mr. rrearlrick Migmatite Rattily, • tomato vomthiwt, and klr Joists, a tut. vats geutkman. The hoe" of She (miter was found pith.: day *aerosol at throe 0*(440441u i irdead i tuid vas ewareyed to the weans' public-bower. -I ~