The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-08-27 00:00:00

s, cow! part of the Fifth Report of the (....el3- tr.' Puhite Expenditure, upon thr uubjrc. of Audit cf Account., has been pnr.ttd. 1(141.111(v of it is given in our prsteding Co. concludes with the following wholesome Peary advice :-- VOW Committee cannot conclade Orir Ti Tort 4? drawing the attention of the II .use, in 3 .re especial foamier, to the import.inec of the Irct here treated of. Ecouo:try, at all times he `7lo the welfare of a St.ite. cannot, ia thr 'teat we o 360 c, s of the comit-y, he too 1:tg• ' 4 W d: but must be convidersd to iiicrews • 1. ^otwetpierice i t pionort;on to the growing cm. ?lees and expeii.e• of the tuition. At no period Ie 13141, of ths li.stury ‘f this LOU .try. ha. Par In its lrenist 4 apitity, 4.1.1 as guar& if the pt ' c pittsr. in• •us'y /.. rn uPen 1 - • et try vratticable pa 14 : the locr.oces• "Tilt. pr.. ..u1 I.k azainst the mismamt4einsiit and misapplication of pol.be money, tlimi at this time ; and consi iletni4 the immeti.ely 3uvutnnlated, and still in. creasing, a 1111 l tint of the ouhlic debt, it becomes (as tour C to uinrc with deference submit) a duty in. upuu the limier. of Commons to take this sti!,ject under ,nos , s.rious deliberation, that li t the ad, , ption of 1c:p..146re measures, the object ~11110 f. rif , ctilialy finAotiolllng the resources, and sibmiliching the expi uses of the nation, may, by rs,iy lo- uc.:omplisbed : great re. treiniwneilis, whenever they ems he effected with out detriment, 0t5414 unqueoinnably to be made. lint although ohjects may, from their magni tude, pattieularly attract public attention, the se emit) of the State mere iiiime.liately depends upon the habit of economy practically enforced in the vs• rious departments of the receipt and expenditure of the public money. Exclusive of the benefit, in an economical point of blew, to i.e derived from a reoilar, prompt, awl efficient scsism, fur the eau min 'lion and audit of the Public Art ounts, very considerable ail% itistage wrinlil re s u lt f rom th e rev* . 14rity which a well-arranged of this description would necessarily introduce into the transaction and conduct of official business, beyond what can he expected from any other species of inquiry, or internal re4til diem of office; public delinquency would become less frequent ; and tlto,e objections and hardshitis arising from • tardy settlement of their in -counts, so grievortsly felt a n d complained i of by almost et ery class of acroillit.iits, and which yew Cointnittee hate retson to believe have created a strong 1114 . 111planiun On the part of misty persona of scruvulnits inte o troy to bee publii en•s, would he in a Initierial degree diminished, if no. entir.ly rondo inns on %Jaen mu Onvernment ii di,. poeLd to al.)w a o ii ii.terenarsr with , Frmice, are eonta,aril in the sultjoiaed OrJerorlikla iicied on Thu .14) : " At the C lord Chamber, Whitehall, the of lit", present the Lords of Ili, Majesty's 51011 i Humour ! able Pa try Couoeit. " Whereas them was this day read at the ROMA, the listable petition of it is orders , ' that • Li relics be granted hoe, to permitting the of tom bierthen, under auy d, rt except the Promit, to export from tbv putt of to any port 10 France beteeen sod b..th inAtave, on, articles (to whomsoever tire same wimr helong), winch may by las be eapo►ted, ter. pt tollue•wool; and to imp-rt late any port of Great Britain, from the mot port of iiiiirtry, some other port in Framer troths* the dawn ahem motel, (with liberty for the vessel le procred in helhaet from the raid port Of delivery to the port wthalion) a eftIVO, to whommuever the ewe may :A im s, cenaissing of Frain, meal, Auer, her- Moons, mode, ad olime.nik and an.; opia reedlike that that the vend importiNg tin wine shall have exported to Irmo, owlet are muse bemire. Angels or Elm lodine imam feetwed goods. sugar, and sates, to the amount in hulk of coomthindef the seusenge of the vessel ; and that the cargo I. be se tamarind re ahrimmiA shall comet of tee thirds is balk fillver. Moak sad Isar, if importable according to the pro visions et the Core Lows, and medal and in so mar of more thee um third in hulk of otos. The said proportions bulb ooz i er, sad import to he aseertatead le the setioloc him of the Officers of the Customs At the port a iispersolies. Lad epee the farther ceeditio*, AM arch mufti se proem& tug sudsy the porsehmiew of the said home with she to asip ' pert cast of Fairenatb. shall Map at Falmouth sr Plymouth he convey, and shall sot proceed to the aretweed of Pip smith without coevey, and shell proceed with soc► unsay and mat desert the aeon till her wind at the pert of duatioa- Mon, as king as mach convoy shall be inieractod to protect her ; the master to be permitted te rearm his freight and de p., t with his vessel widener to say port set bleetadod : seal also apse the farther amil.tioia, that this lime, shall not be moderated*, to protect any vend Navigated by Preach PIS. men, or any Froveli. vessel ; camps sorb as thrill hare been inkier as prize, or Mall ►ave been transferred from French possession mint to the Order of Commit of tolls November 1107, respecting the sale of the teensy 's ships, and shall sot in either case have retuned 'main into French poses. Pion. And that the name sad tonnage of the vessel, mid t►e same of the mater and time of clearance from the port of ladia;,aliall be end,,ixe 1 , at the time of clearance, us the tau' licence. hueli liensee to remain is fo. re for ; sod at the expiration of that pia irel s or smiler if IL, raid ion g. irtatiimi is olopleit d,t obe deposited with lila. Coransiesioacre of His Majtsty's Ciii.tiatix it the pnrt Lioarlon, or with the Coilectoe of the Cu•t3nxii at the initiptirts. And the Right Unpalatable Cleft o AD R 1 DEMAND ,. of Ii•JESTE'S • Sacra taries or Si me. is Isere.ty specially suilhoriierl to 1r tot suet. loci:nee. is ease he shall see no objet lion thereto, • Oconc to such l!conce the depticale of this Order gias ain sh s.:it lot that purpuee." The wing lb a t o,t) of u c-rcular traasrnitted L% t le Dir. esor•(;e.ivr .1 of vor French Cut.toms t :t- U.r.ctuts of dirt U•l,attwent at the respective "PA Rta,JV LT ISIS. '' Sta.-4s my eireular of t►e 2ot► of Ortola.r NM, I ap pr.,o4 re that, aceardina tJ a teiaLitioa of the Mitateder of th• ►..trrnw, dated t►e soil', tiaegar, being a deacriptial of •_4., might, No that denottsioation, tw coutprued amen of the sod, permitted to he ctyatled Nader not To.attly aLia , . al4 brand), that any . . ~ , be pot 0%, u..,ed the lurneetti vessels, havis• t...: ru stare ik'- te, owe.' it, tue Drerre of the lath of Febrour, is Excel. k,„,, k,,,,t, j, 0 . 1 lb.- .3,1 b of hoot, that 04.: what of the , 00 i Di c i te temltl not be fulfilled, iflbe vineKars were merely utlmuted in the ( , hllll of litotes, and this the) can . ly fens p:. tof tb •arplus of the cargoes. as pruJactian• tje end . You 04.6 ri..ntir, be Wei , to g... orititn that 41 teat of time earxuas of vealets pivei.l.4 with bee , •ees, oh JI be e is real wiaes • to. audit% with. • ire of Thlinstia, the Turks are not very vtron*, sysil the fort ea this) hate there are expecte3 to he the Tork , ell troop., v irious riv rements notong eitotrell in poi:sia Imee Oren rea.ott to lire. nine, that the !Jet oarless trurioreitrecl front Curio .ortraoide to the Pechas o I Oitt country, had for !,ear elikut a new attoeh tit Ftert la. - • FOR TIIF. RF.%F.L IT OF4I/t. THEATRE ROYAL, ITAY MAR k ET. tri'llS 1....N1•tr. `rio;l.l.ry, .logia•t mill Performed (lair time this reason) • Play, in three (-died .6 16 0)11NDLI'sr(1 TI IF. FOREST. Mr C. helahl , •; Florian, Mr. J ones ; c oo t ,le Valmont , 'ilk Mr li t re ; I.e CI ,ir, Mr. Liatnn. Ge- ln,lClrseur ' E t rc: Itneabelle, Mra. Liatou; Monica, Mrs. it croport ; Engema, Mrs. Glover. A Ilairc e incidental ta the :Neer by 11,..ers.liello. Groot, r.et, Well., J un Mrs ltealt, lira' Moroi, Miss Wells, us Craufirld, suit Miss Ifortrani ipspil to Mr. GlelettS, is.) Writ a taeurt i r 3 r i tn i t .; tr w hi c h will be added (cotnp.rass.l into Iwo Acts) the Melo. Dranin of TFKEI.I OR, THE Fr EGE. uF tIONTGATZ Tilt Cuant Tekell, Mr. Flisliatul ; Wolf (bit friend), Mr. . Ar ley; Cowed (the Millis), Mr. 14re Isidore, Mr. Latest. broiler, Misr II Rrily. etdha sot Deuce iuci.lental to the Piece, by Miss Moe- , lIIE t o be Ita.l of Mr. Julies, lA, Chapel.street.GrUe- n , ri ., ; on o o f Mr. M.vsuliglismi, at the Theatre, where lac,' foe the Buz.' maybe takra. LAn . Num " ur tit{ IIItAHAWS ENGAGE- MENT. Lveraw 171E41TE LIS:! OPERA. • Its EVENING, MONDAY, Auto* 27, will be per- f o rmed the Comte I uf FALSE ALARMS. Ss Dawn GaOand, Mr. Venoms; Edgar Gulasd, Mr. ~,atos..a .Inch character be will Said a %wile • aerompamed by huntell rot the Grand Plano. ; to Act IL the faramrste banal of " Ny Heats w eh .• o howl." and the duet set Vire le Rut!" with Mum lo Art 111 the celebrated Song of "The Last + notio n ,"; ruin Su. iris, Mr J Smith, Limit Me. ort,Nlr I't. nu. Lay Ga ) lood, Miss E. Bolton: Caro- nr seeley,ll,s Otter; Loony, Mrs. Bland ; Suaati, Mun • Ile chock will be whim (fir the nth time) a New Grand Alock•Henoc sersti•Crvnic Ballet of Antos, called JACK THE GIANT-KILLER. ab s keeef Masa, New Serves, Dresora, and Decnrttiuns. B.clet tailor tie direction of 11r. Bradbury.) Cabolto, King at the Silver Mitred, Mr. Fisher; ifolinnto, of the Order of the Gress Dragon, Mr. Binettlin ; the G. IA Killer, !Waiter le,•ra Ferrihlto, the Giist, I lt ,:rn s p e.u s itiu,...neiJ2passnr.latroa, spine to Jack, Ironed's. Pfl.teetAl of the Silver Mises, Mut % ow, Amelia, the Guardian Gemini, Mist E. Button. To-04rue, Oh Ills Love !--..)• Weduesiley, Tricks upon A Nt. Melo-Deasse.the Opera, is three acts, is in rehearsal. _ _ fliE 13 . 111T151-1 PRE SS• LONDON, SIONDAY, Anoint 47. received Dutch Papers to the 44th in. 1.1. T :octet important part of their eoorenta hoirts of t.,e Address of the Dutch Admiral, Vas. to 800 APA arg, and the answer°, the letter. !.:. ceremony, which took place at Paris, displays plainly the views of the Tisunt in his incur- . •-sit ael Holland with France. The Deputies of Lin an 3 See Forces are. for the first tone we ne- ilrct upon such Ail (Keaton, eitiatitiCatt as totally cthorn the Legislative awl Executive Givens. -:.t: and they are told that they are to be els- •: c.lia reducing the ty ranuical system of England. Ilf•pot now claims credit for sparing the life • Brother Louts, the Ex-Ken; of liottAlSO, tame time that lie boast, the facilities which • ...is recentl:: t ons to commerce—although it is • • 'silvan that toe einforturtate Louis incurred his by his s•txtety to support an/ waist the maw. td niterest ! retaa:n without aria fres.] intelligence from a army 1., Purtugal ; and the Dutch Papers to doh, r:cesved last night, do not notice It. hitt a (+tearable omen. The Preach are never rare they have any thing to cummunic•ite A mal be c onstrue d i n t h e i r L atour b y an y M- cony - or fllght of The "'rat opinion sit the cite, on Saturday, If. a1,.00 a aritty of private letters, stated, ti I Wstattsirrox W.IS on his retreat for Lie- •• I pr..1;:3111t. II I* eVer. tleat he "rotted no' re• Still caminile-1 by an attempt of the • , !t'llaok ur deetcn I in It.• rem. from 1),„ J !:4 I: , h 1 .:tsstates, that tile Ex-hing of N.er!ei•• '"" 5 A 154) I.PUUS• was oree.tel Ole Ina :s• rate e t 't l•• , . by 0 , -ler of 110% A PARTS. ea the 6 , ,,sind t st il:tted his eitgageruet.r not to approaci. • n•t .- rE , to t.:e twttlity 01 hi,. lets Isi::gilotu. I A lOW st cow! part of the Fifth Report of the Cr-m- -4 t " hr Pohlte EfpendittlfP, upon thr e ubjec: ant rit t Au dit cf Public Account., lion beets ;KILO d. * . h . tulo•tatice of it is given ill our fitttedung cu. 6 , 1 concludes with the following wholesome ne , essory advice :-- ley " Y"Ur Communee cannot conch ode etrit it •tmrt the h " , drawing the a tt ent i on o f t h e If Arse, i n a re especial Ate manner, to the importance of the I'Ct here treated 44 1. • Economy, at all tidies oe- .ea 'y to the welfare of a StAte canatJt, to the hs. 'Sent "cumstitner a of the Cll.ll.tly. I. N,r, SuI..I:ININNI at Aileen the some ups. Its. hut Jae. i tiN risvol ee this regoletioo. soil wears we of In tr . r,.prel, by sciwoirledreirg the receipt . of tr. rocieer." .our atta 11 hr wit4444F.141.44.4ind Baltic fleet peesse,l Ver. moo h ou Th,rr•dsy evetti..g, ant were jettiell by the rr:,•n thence, •nder convoy ef the Low,Ti vs•—toiKe. fleet 1;4;4.4 from the Nn e. d... 1 9.. ray of the GlreCiaels awl Vetairoe/ :1-rOp 4.1 .'J . • • m. •C . . 11 4 „111.-47. • rr 7'11 , 4.7 • t i ts- , - •••• Y LIMA)! THEATRE. The Comic Opera of The Cabinet was performed at this Theatre on Saturday eVPI.III4. Mr. BIAHAM personated the love-sick hero of the Pete. lie ex ecuted hi. different songs with excelk nee. and was repeatedly encored. In the Second Act he intro. dueed the beautiful ballad, " Pair Ellen like a lily grew," and inputted to it every grace and or nament of which it is susceptible. His cadences were uncommonly line; and the whole air was ex ecuted in aat }le truly pathetic. Miss KELLY, as Floretta, was much applaii , led : her duets with Wkirnekslu and Prince Orlando were encored. She displayed cmisidera'de archness in her song " The bird is yonder cage ernifited," which was also en cored. Mr. Dowton. in the ehneneter of Peter. delineated the honest old tar with great troth, and sung " Near Kew, owe we►a. eras Pete► born," with genuine humour. The other character, were iv spectal.lv supported. and the piece went off with much eclat. The house, notwithstanding the ex treme beat of the weather. was fully and fashion ably litt.u.led. WI.VDSOJC TIIItATICE, A un. The performers of the Windsor Theatre con tinue their exertions vat.li coosider.,4le applause. The present to 1, Iway .....no-ts of want of tote victors from Cave it•G Arid the Lyceum, who hive here hero eree rot ity r r.o.vdtd ati , henees. Raga-l iar:a, or tfe Bravo of Veaire, netea hen-. ior the tint um.., thin everm.l4„ with he% -cell ery and devorstion•: the scenery by Mr. and the &eines and 4lecordts.w. he Moor.. Genie tree aid FOP,. The pence...or m of the Prioccil Ilasabelia to St. Itn-a's ehrrnr, hid an extremely gum.' a striktur; elfect ;a. 4-0 the lonc..,sioo ro the M tre; the view Coi the biter.or of a Gothte Church, the tom') of th , intirdere.l ru , curr. and the triumphal finale of the Brace and hi:, Bride. ...wed an a throne of pearl, were extremely well conceived and exteutel. The eresing's binitsvment concluded with the comic Farce of Blue terill, and the laughable Af•er-piece, of Forisineb Frolic. The howe was we:l tilled, and the bozos com pletely occupied. ,U/:s. flit:!►AN. 'sVr with his•aimietc f;•lle filtelltit,ll to the sitim.eiri...it the public, is iu treaty with MIS. Jordan, for her ftrewell professional engagement. Ihe term. of fered we have mit hrsr.l, but the sttraction of this unrivalled setress, sod the anxiety that will percale all ranks of Pert•llS to see her fur th.• Iddt time, in pith of her favourite parts. must amply repay the Proprietor., let the terms hr what they may. We do know Mrs. Jordan was repeatedlv offered 160 guineas per night to perform for b. refits lest 1e.,b00. Friday, iler :MAJESTY mid Princess Ft.I2IIICTII took an amide to (lid ‘Vindsor. Grren, throng* %Voritkor Park. and back to the .1 3 aleer, On Saturdry, His 31silistr, PrinceSse* AIJ (META and Sorat t, t,.- thr:r it-11d mormusies rile en the Clr• t tlt half-ns*tl2. The Royal party was .1611,414. d by Lady Et Y. Gen,r4l* Frrznov and CmtrwstutEr. Colonel* TAYLOR ual Dr s -1111tOWE.—TlicQLSEEN and Prince*sEuzAstrst !... k an siting to Frodutore Lodge. and oaq:cif iu the Gardens. Viecoust and V.vntintest MaLsouccc are ex pected to return to &cacti Hall in Cie course of this week. The Earl of Esnx is expected in town this day, from Cashiobury. The hfarchoosievs Coostwaxtis an ! her lovely children will leave Swinley Lodge on Wedilesdity. fur Portsmouth. to meet hi. Lordship, who has joined his regiment, the SattAlt Militia, quartered at that place. The line mach-regretted Lady Hawse w a s Mivs FRANCIS HARVEY. daughter and heiress of the late Colonel HARVEY, of Womedoby, in the West siding of Yorkshire. - Colonel Posits is expected to-morrow at his house in St. James's -street, from NlJrgate. In the long list of fashioaalde srri.als at the watering-places, it is surprising that Caleb; in search of a Wirt." should hare been om:t•el. Our r •selers will learn with regret, that the de lightful Gardens of Vauxhall will close. for the season, after the present week. Mr. JONES'S Benefit, at the Ilaym like. Theatre, this evening, it is hoped, will prove a bumper, and afford another proof of the high estimation in which he is held us a gentleman and a performer. The Parks were yesterl sy filled with company. The rural waiks of Kensvigton Gardens displayed an elegant assemblage, including the Duchess of Sr. At Bass. Her Grace wore a jonquil dress, with a wh,te lace veil, • white Satin parasol. trimmed with lace. Lady PERTH and Lady LOTHIA MAN- Nuns were of the party. Her Royal Highness the Prince,s of W•uts came through the Parks at half-pet four, on her way to Kensington palace, where her Royal Highness entertaiued her usual Sunday evening party. Miss DOSCAN will commence an engagement at the Shrearsbuiy Theatre this night. in the parts of Lady Tacitly, and .Varia in - The Citisea ; to morrow, Inhume and on Wednesday, the Widow Cheerly, md Nell in The Devil to Pay, whicli veil end her engagement. The following notice, said to be posted at Mar gate, reminds us of the request of the American Theatrical Massager. That no . segers should be smoked during the performance." " The Masser of the: Ceremenses requests that an Geri le• man will come to t►e horse 111 ►oots, or pacts:_ ,s. or ( mi me's (Military Gentlemen is uniform excepteA • • they will sat be admitted. it Mae contrary to the seders sad lotions of the place." The Dublin Thetere close th;e n;cht for toe *comm, with the benefit of Mr. INCT.vp I ; com bining ihe talent.of Mr.II I ICLKDON. BibLLANIV. Mr.. Dtotn.te, in the tatti:col C. - 3 of 10.1•4,8 hived, in i Attiley Abbey. PO Ller. Jr.r.cr.4 . -azion, ovum!' tr.f.. 460. Mr. Luekytr, E.llO I n I.ra a.. •Ileitt.to. Mhb had just retooled to ',Dodo:), from a vo , it SO his . . teroa - I friends in S otl.ud, and hi. siG., a 'wing lady of interesting appearance an.l IL.t as alias were charged by the realer or the !Lit-in-Tun ilia. Fleet -street, with and ri•oniki It appeared ham the -taternesit of ih. waiter, 111.4 the parties arrived at the Inn on Tl•titAdtly ; on Fri day a hill of the expeus• a the) . harl ursirred *All re sented to them, with a trquert that it should be immediately discharged, sod that the gelitleiusa sod lady should quit the hunve. Mr. Lor•lt er, irritated at such extraordivary conduct, for which Le could not account, refus - ed, in the first instarce. to dis- cliAtice the - bill. A geistlemmn, howtver, havinic calli on him, he took'bis advice, mild subitequentli liquidated the debt. Ilf• then celled Ilar a bottle or wine„ which we, iinua-diovly served. but fqe which he did opt pay ; andshw;tly u!ir. %I/aril+ dereil sapper, Mhich the waiter r I'll,o to prOrtorio, uuUl the wine, nhieb in fact had not then k. tii; drank. was paid for. Tired or ihrse repealed in. cults. which implied a donbt of Lia honour. Mr. Lockyer expressed him,. io very awing rerun _ . of iriifignation to the waiter. and desk d hint to lease the room; the Istter refused to i•empll with this order, then Mr. Lorkyee, ad Om coostittatioiml 11-at of No Ent Luton). rose to •n. fo-ee L.+ c. , lwnior(l; i.l critoz oo; ttrualt the . vt ti•er retreial tint 3.: The . /C:84; '1 of .the Corkrerere, noNever. %iseete 'e I 1.. im qg sh:t Lotiyer dnwu is!.ollhis wll4e he 114.11 him. while with lu ig. c.l:rd Cif r, rf.r t`e sifety of he' lisusba.l.l, .1 In tree him fr un !he .:f his sat wsa .y. him, sr zed hen.. of ii. uecicir4h , a-.• 1 p14t;1:.. knuckle• NI.. Locky•r's Ciro it. fit , r.•ttrrrt..l cries of AI s Lnekyor andth e sna r et Id t.glla Itfou l ght up us tutWer r.f tl . ilOtt•e, 010 con cluded the evening's Ity gt‘l,.4 the (achy sod centhroirieu itr churAe. Tile latter plrt u: to t: *t“teatrnt tv 4 Irnfro . 4o. ratui by tno to.ister of the Hi hi. dirte tinn the %rite,. haft vr •reiterl the ; it irms that they shoat! i ut W.. he bed been in formed that they x. re guilty or art s 1.41 indecencies daring their short may. Mr. Liick)er IliOng strtiait the waiter, alemiigii, lie oh. , rr. if. ili1101.11 . 0•1•Ce merited cha f « ti-cment. It must hi. erlling to the rotting, of any gentleman :o or it 01i,15:•1 tut the p u..ort er few shilling, - article Rae t..urnu.d lye which popnen! wN dent in.tisL as she se in e was sacra illy on the table In the tinte he iiertereit supple., ohich been refiise.; in a manner that eonlat Mat fail of • at is:. It: Man t the euhoutt of the waiter ing;.l%. peeetZtiuz to remain la 51 room, out of a hhe ( t. (,ackyvr) ho paid for the use of :t. alai caws• qus..tiy 1.1.1 • ngh• at the time to - consider a, h 1. ad ordel ed hits. With respect to the charge of ►nd-celery, it was a gross •eperston, cad he called upon the mrvt r of tips how., to state shy act of nulmrupwirt♦ trot 444444 tied either by Imo or his *de durtaa t h •• time th, y retuaioed at the Inn, Of to hong tlimm persons alto had prppo4pted the ,Ipadre. The Worthy Alderman (4aeLt.Y) a 411 Chit hp could not go trite tavestiKatiois of Utut theinolteeOrr's s•ateineat. He we. *lnvite hi ta'''Y that the Wigton', had been carnal to situ It a h h ; _ . and he felt htiii=elf called upun to &tuna/. •I.‘he charge. 41• Mr. Uwlrrer answered extremely diesat.dtnit atoms .teananded (rem tl.e innkeeper an ezplanatin of the defamatory rttpr Alderman ANSLIT infoiined him, that his jorls. &own exteinlrd no fa.ther than to the charge tirade by It. • A liter, end which he had disposed of : if ally thing hat. - erred ;n the cosine of :he ea.mina ties by whir.:i felt hi ',self @uneven, he apply for redres+ to a higher tribunal. A r urines. stance had just been reiated to ham, which platen the character of him (Mr. Lorlsyrr) and hie I dy in the most amiable point of view ; Bud he was e:I assured, that indiSiduals who felt se deeply for the distresses of their fellow-cre.:tures, could net. r lie gir!iy of indecency or impropriety. The worthy Alderman allisded to a truly rheet table action, which had hero ',reformed In M►. and Mrs. L•.ck'ytr, cluri•l4 the tine they were von tined : the young woman, rhareed with pledgiug • harp, who we. remanded on Fri.boy to give her an opportunity of r. leasaie d, had made them ac quainted with her metanrh• lv err), sod they ins m.dialey present.d her w th a sum more than suflic,ent to redeem the i.,strumeu•. lira. Lockyer addressed the Magistrate ►ith much propriety. She atai,,l, th it 'She aod her had been treated in a most Astri,tul mea tier; doubts had been cares...ll a• to her betng marredto Mr. Lotkyer , which wrre roofial to her feeling., as a virtuous woman. If they had thought it neees•ary, they could have brought fora, ad per sous of the first respetteadity in London to their character. With re-pest to the allegatme of the writer, that she had asrioted bar hatband in •••• molting him, she would• merely observe. that she thought it was a duty she owed to her husband. whi o she saw him in danger of strangulation, to assist him by every meows in her power. Mr. Lockyer obsetved.'he was resolved to prose cute the master of the tan for false imprisonment whether civilly, or by its.:iciment; must del end uu the legal advice he should afterwards receive, • Visallete Wilkens, the young woman before st. luded to. so humanely relies en by this charitable pair, was then brought op, aid the musical ins.ru- • 'tient-maker having now an opportunity of priciir. ing hi. property. she was d scharged ; • the worthy Alderman expressing a hope that she would glued agaiust such errors in future. John Pearson an full, committed for stealing a horse, the property of a re'ation of his. from th e neighbourhood or Canterbury, and • hich lie 1114 disposed of for 01 1 ;01.A:1er at *Alit', Rep,. t or! . 110W..Tagae. On Friday everiM4,./inttel Deicer. w aril-knew% character, was c,•ri willed for trial, on • charge 0' 4 as ro Iwyot.dtt the following extras/di. nary nr• Nee, Mr. Itu.e.eil, • leopectabre Gao►l man tele, re. aide% in tl,e n-tgl•boorhoad rd Carr* o:cartnnal4 triorts to the or1:-kanaa fa. ' • house to Moor.,tu tut. to litten to tne a ideates.