The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-10-08 00:00:00

IPA NANA LX *Mt ihrNitt. • Lady W. W. Wyss has left tows ie• s tour. The Earl of Arran is istruned to his seal Arran lailge, Seism, from Brielden. Lord blelboarne naves lowa la s few days Gar Brigham. Th e Decline et itiabIOINIMI sod Lady Jane Loomis Int wee ea 'regality foe Wilts. Park, leeks, tea a visit to Mr. sad Mrs. Dorm. The Doke of Devonaliire left town geslerday amorality far hts stet, Chatsworth, Detleyohere, where him Grate series a large "arty of fashioashies. The Thishae, of DePladlife is repeated to hove lowa shortly feethe . tontisest 641 had Clalliflif Cowper leave town *a ilatorday, tea visit t o the Lot of Eireaattat, at hie test, Petworikiherent, dyr a few days, on their ssy to Brislemm. The Earl mad Cosiness of Hardwick. let town roster*" for their seat, Tensithaneer Hall, Herts. The Earl of Berigander has left lowa for his seat, Ash it Wry Hero. Lord and Lady bleepeth are sepeeted to arrive this dayat Chatsworth. Derbyshire, us a visit to the Doke of Deasy. 'shire, from their father's (the Earl of Cortina) mat, Castle Deward, Yorkshire. Armee WI thank sad leanly left the Drina Hetet, 3erays.street, yesterday, for her seat aloe Chiles. Arrivals at litake's Hotel, Jeresymstreet :—Rev. Chemins Lamy Gym his anal la Dewey; Jams if.. Stain, Esq. *y i n his and. Saasiag.Mill, Barks; D. hen, Rey. foam Tinton* Will.. Departures from the M. Jannis Hotel, Jetasnmatreeet— Hem Wergild; Lake, es • tear; —•••• Setberd, Ett. Cur Petard. Departures from finlike. Motet, Illhemarineteasta—. gawp Cranford, 14 sad Mr. lavarey, fee Porn. Earl Whinny& has returned to hisesta l lisitheed, Sem an. from • toor. fir Hears Smyth, Dart. hes left town fee hiseatt, Deem chinch Hall, Earn. Time Duke sad Dories@ of liessrett we arrived et their seat. Wadley, Deseashlre, from s tour. Moorage Berger*, fag. bee left tetra far his meet is Essex. Anima et Illresttb Heed, Leitestemelemet—Mr. Ma. theism,. from Chettesham. [freedoms hoe ditto EMMtit►di Semiermen (Are of Moldavia). for Paris; Mr. Meyer. for ditto; W. Dealt. Curdy date 011 P. le r fesobili Abbey, Wiltshire. 1074 L COBURG THEATRE. -.0......- Last wisest the uselo.drems of The Baiiishert arfOlfr was repeated st this theatre with increased success. The Dog of lhatargio followed. sod the comic pintominse of Avarice, •r Harkoviat'e Betas. The whole went of with the best ef fec t. The chief sanity of the evening consirsed of Mr. lUsmaa's display of imitations sod deceptions atter the manlier of the Indian Jugglers; the we, iii which he poised the peacockish/Aber was most • extraordiaaq. sad le at least eqeened hie Indies endemism is the oisieler toootahseat of bells ander the cap. Nis sontatiens of the notes or the fewheted creation wets eery exact. sad drew forth loud applaose. The theatee IPSO paey eratedial, and the lower Sieve, boom apataised a 'NM* if labisealge - Peresoogeo. • . Tht toothiest% who will appear we &foray earraag. as Maras -fickk. in The Woogortvek. at Drerielosmi Theatre, is a Mr. MACAIIMIT, of whale merits as a performer in several provincial teinwsuies. Few 'polka well. Mi. 8. BOOT'S is engaged for • frw nights tat thaChester Theatre. It will be the first appear ance in that city wf this popular saner, since site Tretived the inertias stamp of approhatioo from a London aistlienee. • • Miro Sfernans has joined the theatrical ama teurs of the Kilkenny Theatre. at which she per- Aimed °paths oo Pride, lasi. _ Machete Fount pow not swage her intention the eosonig ovens at the Lug's Theatre, but, ofier triliug leawa of the Liverpool onsialeal meteors • proceeds lodise Casanova *dual her engagements there. The comic .opera nif fl swim. of &vim, f.,rtheomiu g at Orreat-gteden Theatre, in which Mrs. Diceoca will lusike'ber first altiteerimor, af ter a long absence from the Orlin!) stage, is ess riehed with so much amanita wthic, thlit.norloubt be entertained of its being perussoeitaly at tractive. A tisouir, with sitisuotorie oeconspons silent, which will be Mteadeced.by Mrs. Theewes, was brought by that lady from Venice, and pre limited to Mr. Blaine, who considers it a chef Wetmore. Mr. C. KIIIILS was originally fixed on as the representative of the gay, the galloon Al.. ormoire—bat Mr. John, possessing more life and volatility, hiss been ultimately selected to play the .character. The apesiug dint krone well known to the public, and, in one time, stitch admired by them. It is. "'For Meanest e llnrnedu—aini was, noisy years since, inteenhked, most soccerifeilly ‘ by Mr.. Caoul:H, inn lie Helms. Thefimok to tlie act act is a composition of extraordinary merit. A private letter front Aix-la-Chapelle in an Even ing Vilest, says—" Msdause CASTILIANf is tam at Dresden, and is soon expected at Aix-It-Chapelle. There are several anecdotes in circulation here, which, es they convey some scandal, may be read es well as whispered with inierelt. Madame RE cAsittn. the Pins banker's Italy, who wss.aboui to levee Aix-la-Chapelle when Prince AUGVSMUS of !'sushi arrived, mill prolongs her slay. Their al teutsolis to each other doe celeinated in the aiiiisls of the Paris saloons. Hui Royal Highness, who lint islet with her in the company of Mediator De pays her frequent visin. A cations Lord 11. *base (Village wanted some slight sigisirs, :y -141.11'111 4 blacksmith here, who, slier he held finish. *if the Jul., demanded for his work so etttreeagaut a pros that his Lordship maimed payment, mod a eqpi.ibble having ensued, drew a pistol from his ..orket to shoot his Vulcan. The polsce took up the mattes, ,and his Lordship is now under arrest so standshis trial." The letters received from Quebec, represent the t to lie ill a most flatteringstine.. sad Am its m. lial o crop was roily especiod. Lot week Alr. *roes% of Wiserly (1011, bear Wolsinglitim, pulled in his orchard ass apple niea luring thirteen inches in circumference, hod a , g thirteen and a half ounces. FrMni the same true were pulled many others or nearly the mine wee. They ore of the kind commonly .known by tti. name of Yoe ksltire Green, peculiarly exceileut as iseepess surd hakers.—jibtelima Adeiregieer/ 1/AINFE DI;PE Lr. A Correspondent at Aix-la.Cl..spelle, to coni unicoie with • Lmidon Daily Nstrspaper. He will not be required to leave England ; on .the'coutrary, he must reside constantly in London. the pearer the Ole of the Paper the better, as the Editor cannot foresee the thonient when his whites • will be wanted. Fur the 'seine reason. a realty invention end quickness in 'writing will be necessary—good 'style io cimpisition 'is not sins terial. .• - lie will he 'regularly supplied from the Office with the Foreign /minutia, and Ike principal Morn ing end Evening Daily London Print& All the pofagraphi, rameart, 'speculations, Ste. 'courted aweigh their columns, he will be at liberty to collect, and appropriate to his own use. With these materials he will be required to com pound, or, as it is' iehnice//y called iu the trade, diith tip, au article of entirely original sad °facial iatelligammoe s in the shape of s private letter from Ala-la-Chapelle, written at midnight, and sent of by Expanse. Some ingenuity iy necessity to Ow au air of novelty to the old materiels; for vilaia4 purpose some new subject may be iotrodspeed, but it mast be of that eort that it is not materiel whether it be tree Of false; or, if material, that the truth or falsehood shall not be easily detected. T h ee, how ever, mast be done sparingly, and to resider the dish Meat, it easy be it to eessoa it with s few scandalous aatcdoteo. or ten.lbble ciat-ehat. We have a great many female politiciant iu this comb try, and an article of ehii sort should have tante thiog to make it palatable to eve* tail.. The Advertiser has had an Aix-la-Chapelle Coe sespandent of this description for some weeks, but he has proved himself a clumsy fellow, and very deficient is the art of compounding and colouring his materials. This is the reason for parting him. The salary is thirty shillings a week, with pens, ink, and paper, furnished gristle from the Office. &meg being indispensable, the Advertiser de clines to reveal his name or place of abode in a public Riper. bat they may be known on applica tion at the Stock Exchange. 7:?. October, 1818. SHOCKING FIRES. 1,1• *.f 4 4 , '. • Tyro rumuls.swertap. A ire broke trot about • (loaner berme two Veleck yesterday usonsiog ew the premises of Mr. 4•1•11/....., k. be t C bier. S P . Tawkpatteet, South. watt, which raged fee some time with ouch fury, sir to prose destructive to that sad the adjoining houses ou eiders side, No. WIC • wetehasoker's, mid _No. sink, an eatiaphome. kept by • Mr. • WAIL It is gowned to bave.origimsted in the Warn. • dre hiving, as .we oadentaud, been left there to 4, some linen, which unfortunately ignited. Two line young women, sue fifteen, the other about twenty years sr age, we lament to mate, perished its the lames ; they were a servant-maid sad lodger of the pork-butcher's. The reinaim of w humans body were dinovered amid the ruins about twelve o'clock at noon, but so shockingly mutt hated that it was utterly impossible to distinguish who the unfortunate Sufferer was ; the other body bud mot been found at • late hour last night. About four o'clock last worning.an alarmigg fire brake out in the .wurkshop of Messrs. Joluistun, ca. bihet.makers, situated at the back of several hooves fronting New Boad.street, between Union and Brook.streets.amd the workshop. with the whole of its contents, soon became a prey to the devouring element. The hack part of Mr. Perry'', glass.asa nufecturer, those of Mr. Davies, East India shawl warehouse, sod Mr. Calloway. upholsterer. were observed burning with the utmost fury before au engine could scup its devutetion. The extensive auction-►oom of Mr. Phillips is totally destroyed, with many valuable articles contained lima's. Several other houses are also greatly damaged. By the arrival of a numbe' . of eugiues. and by the prompt exertions of the armlet). its dreadful ravages were prevented extending to the front of these building•. The engines were playing till the morning an the hurtling rains. We understood the low of property is very considerable. Monday night, Omen eleven o'clock, • fire broke out in the honor of -- Newbenk, Esq. of Queen Aline-street, Cavendish-square, which wits nearly a t. tended with lamentable consequences. Mr. N. who is au infirm gentleman, was, it appears, going to bed, and whilst undressing himself, laid his can• dle un the carpet by the side of the bed; the Seine communicated to a corner of the counterpane, and before the geritkmau was aware of his perilous Ili buniony die whole had and furniture were on fire. The sl.irni excited by so sudden and unexpected • circumstance, together with Ilia other infirmities„ elftfp4WWftd Mr. Nriwbank., and he threw himself elite a chair, the Armes at the same time rag ing mend Isiah nhia situation he was found by Mrs. 'N. who was going op stairs to bed , who itistontly gave an alarm. The servants ran to the assistance of their master, and the watchmen were equally prompt in procuring engines. After a short lapse of time, two or three engines arrived ; • plentiful supply if water was procured, and by the eaertions of she sieigliboors and firemen. the devouring ele ment was subdued, without doing further damage then wherett originated. Theo w•s "thee • thin market •t Norwich on Saturday. W+he•ts remain stationary, but barley was seatethiughme.—There was a tolerable *hew Of Scots and 4wmasabesol cattle fur sale, ••red the drovers required some advisee* in precrs On account of the greet cheer fiat teller us Use prtares mud twaiip REFORM. '•11 . .. 14 The Atobristit? 'this ctientr7 sWitorr eomprifed in three rialises Ist. The Model—who call for . a few useful al terations in the mode of returning Members to sit in Parliament, and also desire a certain curtail ment, with respect to the period fur which Mem bers should he elected. ltd. The Ultras —who dema n d, that every man, above a cerisin age, malefactors awl idiots except ed (where the lisle between serest iiind ereositisse is to be drawn they have not stated), Shill bailie the right of voting, and that Parliaments shall be annual, Aid 3d. The Ne phis 1./hrax.s-who desire that wromert. a; well as wee, shall Wive 'the tight of Voting. THE PINS 41711. We lately stated that his Royal Highness the Pante; R WENT acceded in the handsome:a man ner to en application made from lrelana for some of the casts lately seat to his Royal Plithness from France and Rome, to enable the rising artists of the sister *kingdom to establish an adequate school of applicetioo. we find, was made by Ematicsoax for the Cork Institution, and the PUNCH REHM! web graciously pliiised to Order the casts which remained. after the • Royal Academy eras furnished, to be placed at his Lord.. ship's disposal for the Cork Institution. They are all in the best order, anti are admirable copies of tome Of the mast celebrated works. They were shipped ouliaturday. iu the Guess transport, from Deptford. ?he following are the principal (gists: — The Torso, the Laioos., the Torso Years, Celeste, spill I Townie...roust. Apollo Bekidere, Adonis. Antioesais. Piping Foy.. Young Apollo. Concord. Leetitit. Minerva, small draped Venus, nerowphro. dile, a great number of busts of every description, several fragment., anatomical stedies,tc. Besides the casts from t he antique, there are some front MICHAEL ANHELO• and from CksotrA's best works ; among the last is • cast 'from the celebrated sitting figure of Bewapavie's Moder—the form of which was taken from the angite Agrippina, at Naples. They form a complete and admirable tiolltetlto for a School of Art. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE. .--,..,--_- The last Number bt The Load= ninety Ca sette contains the folloiring article Sir Thomas Lawrence. say the Newspapers, has gone to Aix-la. Chapelle, with a commission from the Prince Re• Rent to paint the portraits of such of the heroes of Waterloo as are assembled at the Congress. These are to be hung in an apartment of Carbon House, to be called The Weirdos Room. We imagine that very few portraits of warriors distinguished at Waterloo. in addition to those his Royal Highness already possesses, are to be got at Aix-la-Chapelle. The heroes of that day were almost entirely Sntish ; thaw of the Netherlands have no busk'ss at the Congress; and of the few Prussians who acquired glory in the pursuit, we have likenesses of the most remarkable, and the lee' famous are not likely to be at Aix. On these grounds, we suspect that Sir T. Lawrence's mission has not been accurately stated. There is • picture at Aix of the famous Congress at that city, in 1748 ; and should Sic T. Lawrence's object be. not to paint a parcel of mere portraits, but to take the portraits of the illustrious men engaged as this more august and important occasioo, for the purpose of displaying them in a grand historical composition. such a work would be worthy of our Prince, and of the latest posterity." The Literfery Gssette is right, there did exist a picture of what he, with ludicrous gravity, calls " The famous Congress, in 170 ;" but if this pie tore still remains, we Mealy think Sir Thomas Laurence will find it in the great Council-room of the present Plenipotentiaries; far if there, it might operate like the appearance of &wpm's ghost. In " the famous Congress ," the small in dependent Republics in Swope were represented. The old picturecontains. among others of the Re presentatives of the smaller States, the portrait of the Marquis Doris. 'the Plenipotentiary from Vt. nice--• name as illustrious in the annals of free dom, se that of Russell in England. It would make a bad companion fur the new picture—the fundamental feast's (to use my Lord Castle reagh's phrase) would be of too different a cast— the smaller Powers are relieved from the expense and anxiety of sending Envoys to a Congress. We doubt whether even Lord Castleresgh would feel flattered if the new picture brought the old into light—unless, indeed, the Noble Lord is content to imitate the glory of Lord Sandwich's diplomacy, his predecessor at Aix-hi-Chapelle. A Morning Paper says, that a wooden house has been shipped for Sir Thomas Lawrence—it eten describes it. divisionsond dimensions, and that it is to be erected in the garden of Lewd Castlereagh's hoteL We must await the arrival of the next packet of our private correspondence from Aix-le- Chapelk. before we pronounce all this to be a hoar. We rather suspect the fact to be, that Sir 'Thos. Lawrence has for some time suffered much in his health, from a too close application to his profes sion. He is gene to the Continent to recruit, and may perhaps repair to Aix-la-Chapelle. to take that opportunity of finishing some portraits of the Duke of Wellington, whirTi were long since or dered bpi the Allied Sovereigns, sad' which only wanted e sitting or two to opportu nay denied to the Artist by the late short and rapid visits of the Duke to this country, but which he can now have to great advantage at Aii-Ja-Chit pella. W 2 notice as a proof of increasing liberality in the Ministerial Papers, that certain of them have lately condescended to *peak of the rebtts in South Americo u Patriots. Roasuay.---Oit Tuesday night Mc. EVANS. atop-faiotor, of the Borough, was attacked by • gang of robber, nest the coach-stand et Nevin tot). aid robbed of a gold watch, llse. The corning house' at Fal!heave gunpowder ma nufactory, near Edinburgh, was blown up on Wed nesday last. by which unfortuate occurrence the lifts of thin of the worktuvu wale 101111. • • elterr 1 6 01/eit aonia • .. Otlit.Postt. NO.. AM. Aitermas Trott,. De pees:4llv Mapistrefe. CHARGE DP FRAUD. A kir. Hicks said, ate apprarrd ow the It of tie Pro. • 101dovio of the The gnolieksaan thind4 Newspaper, to apply fur a warrant arson! a Mi. Thomas Acton, for a fraud committed by hiss es them on §aterd iy. Seirtember the 114th. He believer saw Aral gentleman per.ent, and with 'the Alderman's sirmission, he %mild state the rase. On the day he hail nielftioned, the Defendant had fionisbeil the Complainants with a report of • Calk., as they at the ti grs flickered to have oceurrid at Buw-stare! Pklift to , bded, "A Not of Afigforto cc" describing the dis tremors of a.lllr. Manter and his family," mud it appeared in Tie liirkitkikien on Sunday, under the head of Derw.steret. ft was copied into all the daily journals of •Ilooday, sod linougst them into The Mies; and several pee of Ololoff 'fee Mot to the Proprietors of that Paper fur tie solognord ditiemed faysihy. On section of his (Mr. Rieke.) coanctliou with Td. it der, be was sent to ioires , ... tips, into the mg. lie was informed at tlie - '4llce of ;The 4 ,Awg/isiseisiq staifbe article was furnished to them by tic Defewdast, fair which he charged them his. Ad. He hisi a cooversatiwn yids Ups Defendant, sad he acknowledged that it, hod too facidabedit. He had geode ibijairy its to the troth of the 'tenement, and war able to spike oath that it was mains from heglnoing to end, mad that so such base had iceeired at low-street Police-office. Mr. Papas, clerk to the Alderman-...“ The Defendant was SO field for it." Me. Hicks—'u No, but he delivered lies bill, sod sfierirsris called for the ansouut, which wee refuted, on account of the fraud befog discovered." Hr. Actus,io his defence, said, be felt himself in a wiry awkward situation. He ha d been fur two years in the skit of Riving anklets if policy lo different newspapers. and this was the Ant time they had ever bees complained of. That he hid beer imposed om he posid nut ihrlibit. On Tbnrads week he met a person in the Strand who was in the habit of Weeding Police Oakes fur his smusessest, and it was well home that many persons did ies fur instance, thin we're fa palms then in the o*ce who had so Smitten to transact there. He did not kook* the sane of the person he met ; he sold, " How des you'd° r and asked him if he wasted a pad story, as there had just bees a stoat distressing gem at we, Sheet ()Mee. He told him be mild be marls • to him for it. sod they went to the Cre.wu public. pablie•huose, u Linn Russell-atrwel, Covcal-garden, where Ida isforinast armed the story, end be took soles of it, sod afterwards wrote out the manual which appeared brat is TI. Aiplisima, sod soother weekly Paper. Ever does the discovery of its Whig as impositions, he hod dims every Wog is his power to And the person who had impos ed mins, without effect. He well knew if the present ease weal out to the poblic, sod he had so doubt bet it would, he w ould be raised for ever. The of Oldershsw ;sad his 'distressed family he had fortified the Newspapers with ; sod it was of use to the., als it Caused massy Mesas to subscribe foe their relief. When be belied of the ease cosi pistoled of, be thought, ay pules it publicity, it would have the empolFeet sus the homsos sad geoeroos, and that he would Mere the eassoistlins of kpowisg that he was the hunt. lile iiitrainesi of relieving a fellow mature. He had been imposed sty best he we Mt Intestines* godly of the fraud. His character had stood uniospeaeherl mold the present Mo. annt, but when the lialement of tic proceedings of that day were pibisahed it was turn for evert sod .he derriired of a livelihood, whirds also supported an aged person. Dinky those ooasideritffros, It .he of little consequence to him whither he wsitOr was toot convicted of ibe charge against him. He would, however, mai any ma. oqff common under- Masao& if he pee the mien to Ti likeltsiteera with a POI/ raktotios, would he Wee frwitittral amiable'. weekly paper with it from Which he had strolled salary! Three ip. plasod to he a embisatios spinet him fur the purpose of Mohair him • for mother kiwi freed gave hide a ease on Saturday las t, so mufti% at Wt ollke, which he Pee to a weekly paper as Sesday, sad was copied into the - daily loEit e lloodafe under the head of " Police, Goildhsll, isteesorellmery," Odd he understood was tun .: • _•_ _ . Mc Payee- 0 No such ease occurred hereon fistorsley, as the Mahone of this Oaks was does at the Massiuo.huuse us that day." Aiderman 'Thorp- o been is very unforteriair, Mr. Mee, lael f a have not able to dad your iiirucessai." r Dereadasim—s It certaisity is, Sir ; but if be bin any spirit of perrosity in bee. en beating what isspaired Ibis day. he will curse termed!' ' M. 1 believe the statement of Mr. Acton to be true, glthosigh it P mei ,isrPor‘ed by evideeeet aid if he will sodertakt 10 put into Ito Itewitatien of laquOrro_ sw Mist be parsed * here this day, I will, in the same of the Proprietors ef the Pipers I am eonercted with, witbdiaw the shame." Ur. Actee- 0 1 eau beta lso whirelbos, hat 1 camel in sure its beisg , Slis e li es ed L. Mi the Papers." Iderraa.—" I der it highly proper that the meow/Inge of iftealed es this Is, shield be pub. es it leads to ferret-I'4lre, by "spoiling it. l'be great asielertene is to the care complaierd if is, that whew s tree ease of Astral distress Is published, the politic rill nut ie. tine it. Mad the victim of imidertens will ge wishuut I me of opisiou that a peeper amuse lige bees takes to rem der i featice t. ell the parties ammereed 16. Meta and Mr: Aden thee ISA the Dice together. ROW4 , IIRIET. Ills Tuesday aflamw s mew ass of ',steel saipeer soce, est die mama of Clot haat Marie Kiral, lCntlirg blaseet Mt odic* is 1161 Fiends . onswire woe brougham, the 041os by Bishop and Rushee., the 011ieers, shamed with _I Liest.-General Altoiord Liglnherne of Bark of Engin* odes. and ilasumersley , the lisakeia, circular dome, So tbo mos* (if About khOL • sad from *those state meat, Mims Mauna Stasis, .11:eq. the intim' Magi,- tram, it appeared. dist I short time race hi . WI Borland with as imentios .f premed.* to /Armee, sad Arse be left M was poiersesdisl4lo4lf.ao travel !with haßask of Ealliaaa Crates, 'M illammerelnescircalar notes. amosniing to POOL Mid while he wiss out be only claimed uude Shy rased note, which was it lahlyetes, the bathers, je Paris; soon at'. tee that he received a beatadaninstiou fruits tragland, re apectiog.some very impetus! busissoss, shiett obliged bins M smote home, instead of moceediag on his jemmy to Ammo. .0a kis arrival at Calais he entheiked or board the Desiree French packet boot, lee ear, . sad mat after he got os board the packet bast, which wee the test time he ow his poeket-boult; it orottalsed the Aare notes, and also hie penult. which be was obliged Velar+ to a police dime. a etaelketed mho the Primmer es board the packet Mist, and portiralpsiy moth* his gowatessece, be. itig eery dark, and he considered biro to he. s 'alive ei Booth America. He asd the met of she plyikek i ters were larded so the lamb at Clover on the eight s ir September 14, lest, sliest Dino o'clock, alai belated the Prisoner close lo bin annum, who said him Mallow bins m. carry • map of Liols is los Mod, othich Ives gods' to the Custom house to pay the duty ter,whkls healitalisod letting hint do ; at dal same laatalit be pat his band to his mat-pocket, and asisped his poekerbeitik ; windier he felt say thing at hie make. to muse him to put his hand toil or out be could sot sell, or whether it wee by chalcei be iitstanity COOIIIIII - his discovery to the theammlsosee slicer lobo was siteudieg bre •' he recollected 'thirPriosser then disoppestra from him • be made all possible 'Milton in baiting th e Mat abich hail landed him. het it 'Mktg dark India consider able Mandl, is the sees Understand, as they had pet off .the Mat go **other ppesrrtt of the Murk had the ~soat searched for his pocket book, but it could not be found. lafiresitatios was gives of the sehheeir at the shave 04" and 'Biabop mad Bothers have he.. martial; themselves aline to dimmer the robber and "the property. Tvio of the bOL sod tato of the M. circular noted him he.. 're vealed forporneet m Hentasevaiees hook time, mil stepped, b.t'she parties . preersding them mistrived to make their .escape. 0.4 Tuesday a mas presented somber' of the SOL 'circular rotes at Haseastraley's beak, sod Bishop and [Lithium traced him ,lo • in... is Beaudiont sired, Hary-le-bose, who tumid ust 10 he mosely a riethimpr who had been employed to price the mute to Heassovveleyn hank to get changed; but the .Rears by rarities sod perm vrthece, soccer/Ird fn discovering the Prisoner with the Pro salami's pokey book we him, aid 41w Mons auks, to Ike amount of 39)3/. which, together with 11 , 1 , , tee% 'plopped payment, there is very little d.tieleiii •1 4 a 'sat waa Olfig111:111y nn 111. 1 1...,k ( wi i i , t , ~„ Toe officers ; ma scare *tow the Prow.'lrv. tumor' ?Anti. brokers' duplicates ou bins for a seal and a fine. suppolied (4, lie ibetroperty 'of a you n g swan ./ the .tator of i 111111,4 fil•y tip at Ls Sal4iiirte's Hot. t, in Leieisii ...square, wheiv ibt i x web 11/iskt.ll ipso and tubbed. A pasvpurt was a'sa opino hips, which he bad obtained from the Al Irthowtool, the Freovh Asubsmador, three .I.sys after his .i r .. rival in joallllaus., *loch would ensb'e him to leave at any time; s yphe hod left Owls fi Might have passed the 110/4 any wliere solthe'Coninieut without soy lan. silly. In the pas.port be.tlescriltra hintseff as a naval *Acre a n d a mattes of tat. Ar,said his homily liked at flateml. Prisimer was committed kW further examination. tvigaiw 8. 77 . wail charge.' bite Arming Iris way over Il'atit-Isttilge, With a number of others, without pnytt4 the Iu!1. ll.ippeared 'that on NI lay ifleiwiion, it leas gat Hither, the down, was to be ifrawis • secosol time on iclitaistes, near Waterlombridge, by cerise, Moll on the laud by Tulin eat; which altractisl 'seat 0.00.1 of permed& 1911 pass over the bridge with sot pitying the 1011, partsiolarly when a carriage was passiok over, •si•l the great Ennis were opined, the 'people risked ell ill such illtiefllTS that the lull collectors WM* sikerpowerrd, soil were toot able to stop the torrent abide Meshed *upon th. The D. frodsirt allositteil the ettrrettowas of she charge.. bsit pleaded igitoratirt , , Mid diii n o t know that b e was atom . ; wrong, as be passed M 44 the bridge with it otimber of inhere without paying, and was Slit sensible that he was dutug wrong. He was eenvictefl in the penally of gis. The Jilvfendani slated himself So kr a journeyman shoe- Maker, and Mkt be Was not. able To pay the penalty Hill wife a lso urged her di•treu for heowlf anal childr. n. The Cles It of the Bridge agreed to take the penally by in• slialbents of 28.11 J. k Seek. Vutow•digt.t. IMPORTANT EXCIcE INFORMATIONS. Till! KING N. ctierai.L. This was an infuruistimi under the 41d (ro. 111 esp. 31, sec. 9, against Mr. Judos Cowell, a brevi,4of ale and 'shin beer, is elute way of business, at Canibe•well, Cu omit. lint to mask 311 cask• of table peer, as prescribed by Ike Act of Parliament, by which he had incurred penalises to the amount of nap thousand bee hogdred pomade. Mr. Besijiimiti Payne, Supersiser of Excite" referred 16 the clause of the Act under which the Information was laid. by which it was enactegl •• " That when and its 'Moo as soy table beer shall be claimed, and pot into any cask or casks the tommon brewer, by whom web table beer was IstrWed ter made, shall iWiatiesliately mark mai and cirri y cask i'ith the capital cu . . man letter T, of the length of four inches, and if any com mon brewer shall neglect, or refits, sio so mark any cask of table beer, or 'Wally contemn breirer shall Nut euutiiiiie such mark, or aline the same I to suutinar risible ou each amid every such cask, containing soy loch tattle herr, during the whole time the same shall remain 'a his rosiody or posses: shin, every such combos brewer su offending shall forfeit the sum of 60f. for Are: y such task oil which such usark shall out be pat or Wyk." Mr. Palo. added, that, brawn the siumerMis dealings its business which had existed hymens himself and tlw 1../ fendaut, be was able I. War teattirsesty or hi. frees t atten tion to the taws and regulations of she Excise. lie bad reit. psi to believe, that the omission ciimplsine.l of pro'cerilisl from inadvertence rather Shan from igy iniention of dr. trawling the tweerMe. As the Agnst of the Exci4e, it ass his doily to bring the *abject befoYe Ibe 11Ne &irate*, to have the amount of petkalty ineitted a&ording to their dab. credos. Me. Cowell pleaded grifty SO the chores% contained itl the information. The Magistrate% conanlled fur a few *boatel,* sad iu Maw apeace ur an latiotatiow that there was s *ibis ou Ilia part of the Coaninisslohers of Excise Jo press for the fail penalties, Hirt otiose to a delermicoolhas to it., the Defend. anti. tie mitigated peewit, of 121 fOl. and coons THE &GRATEFUL LUVrR. A young woman, who has some claim 14 beam', a very Rood figure, and faminsliag addresir„ tame Su this wifire Is lay an information agailiat her sweetheart for robbing her. She said bar 011103 t WV Hannah Masisl, residing at h 0.60. Brick-lase, Sphabiffelds; that the accused'' name is Juha Smith; he paid his addresses to her fur some lime past, and met with sorb nftevatints wes deemed wove.. by her (rinds. He visited frequently at the buyer, and publicly doelared himself a suites iu sorb a Illillner Mat a speedy onion was . aolteipated ; be game kis **hew Ns Mr . Pitn.an's, buirtmuiker, L .send, end 'ignited his inte..tiou .. t gulag Min insineas hisidedialAy sUer Maga wouri l iaae. Toads, helmets as wool, hot deparleerathrtabropilv wltlr otq tabling bts leave. Be had berm area by a buy cart) itig off a boodle, whit* iersated sosinciou that an slupswient of i eriigaau iiitemp,lthe it uz mscer o r ui, and inqiry no: iurd Ire bad oo'v been there as • 3onnicynian. said that he bald 'eviiitortrit bionielf in sorb a master ihs Mr. Pitman avoid nut eau. ploy Moo again. Here the hsbbk burst—: red 1.6 examint tiou it Was discovered be hail stolen tit, tiepin, silk shaw l., valve 41. each, several silk 'dreams, • gold minff•bus, and some trinkets, the rompers, urCumplaiusiit. Inquiry has berm made in &fevers *tatty for Ivies, but be his mot Meets hsaed et Complaisant then gave a &scrip. tine of Ms perdue, to saebla Ike Whet:, to entrebetrid Mee fur the &loop JSQUES Yesterday aa begat* was bans before Tads. InPUP% Reg. at dlr. &An Tye's .iLisig and Hume, Padiliegion-green i imagew of the body of Mr.,A(eaaarler, Wilkinson, a respect able milkman of Pattr.etreet. Wm. Barnett being swore, said, be works on board a bunt on the Cassel ; Its had no kauwltelge elf the deceased, but saw him about half past di o'clock on benday seuroisig in the water. %Vitae*. was on Ward the bust. suurigairsur near the several brick bridge from Paddirmiuu ;.ke saw the deeeaseil in ass erect position, his feet sticking au the wend; it was shoat rid feet water, hie head was list a little below the sup facer and be had all his clutbeeno seisteplinlf•his het. srhsch was fussed with a written paper do it (as paudriceal). bearing the name of Abeander Witkiasedn, ,Parksureet, mid ass am *teens lying with it, near the edge of use Canal. %Yuan' proceeded to get Idol into the boat, which he neeomplobrd without assistance; he was not quite cold. Deponent laid She deceased ou anise hay in the bust, sad lamed It iota Pad. dimities as fast as he could, seat Cur Mr. Welts er, the Beadle ; rte believed from the time lie picked up the body it was full loaf am hour before be landed him at the Primes Regent's bridge. die eras/take dead and put into a shell. and coneeyestao wberir be *ow het. Wildman observed ow marks of violence we the &messed. His ikt , with the dote its it, pnd umbrella, was clicked ap by Abe man &Wag eke towjasg•burse. Mr. llaraiPhatta Dennis. tin. 5, Upper assure. r.sireet, fraiterer, sworn..—i le disi .memo the dreesiad II years; be was m very invadable Park-itrere. Atinut years stare belied • favourite daughter showed ip the same Canal. and as 'squad was held on lb, bud, in the boom they waste now in. Tips -decreased, Mr. Milltsseasni, had take . the eselauckuly event mueb to ,beerl. Pad 9"e"llt*ad beets An a eery low 841 desponding way which Md lately cumilaterably increased, and his salad bad:aim been murk disturbed th r Abe derangement of a sod, whe'lluid ionic 4 blot ago been anideed M bt. Luke'. Witness %bought the ste. ceased was a on.. esbe world has. tatted retorary iv that of destropkigg hismelf„bad he bees in a mound state Mr. Jonathan suc h , perfumer, of .cljafus&sireet, dr. Woad, that ' , hod keyless the deceased, MaiWitkirtause, near. ly le part, sad believes the testiursuy*Sea by Mr. AO be perfectly correct is every *spa. is!eits4P. Th. Jury, tiler o 1411 e delibegoOlms ari.n4.o 41406 4 - —a The Alngrutd Londes feteielle hrhl ee rueid;" a t C a udillkid I, tAit tikotiking efeArstiev.)l7 4.1 nu,. ‘ 3 s 1