The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-09-07 00:00:00

REFUSAL OF THE LOUD MAYOR To CALL A COMMON HALL. . . MN . t.s. OZ . 0 r e.c! 6 .. IT; ,r..../ . i r ..^...S•rv. • •'''.. ~,-4, r. COVENT-OR bEN THEJTRE. • The season commenced last night with the tragedy I --- - of Macbeth. The house was full in every part. After i It will he recollected that a requisition was pre the overture, the Performers eSllle (0rW , 4111, slid , sewed dining the last w-ek from the Livery of Geri save the King! wit very effectively sung. The ! London to the Le n d 315 y..., requesting that his audience 'mod while the national anthem was tier- i Lordship would on on varlY "a!' hold a C mole forming—and. at its conclusion, expressed their i 11.11. to take into eirtiarlerattin., t h e trag i ca l „tr i i r at satisfaction in the most lively 'mintier. bisloyalta ! 1 ti itichester. Thia repot Poo :v4O presented to his we again affirm that there is none in the country, i Lordship : he r.c.iverl it, and .took time to con- There is distrevs—aml let those who have the power I Miler before he wools; return ;an *WWI' li Yesier. endeavour to alleviate it ! 0 1 this occasion, the I day tl.ree of tie; Livery, Mr. Venom, Mr. Steppe..-, part of Macbeth was sli•tAilied by Nlr. Cit A eLEe i and Mr. Jones, waited on his Lordship, iiti,i KENIIII.r. We hall before ottoesoeti his 1i1,41,1111 p- • 1rr9U,.414.11 ill answer or the re possii 4444 . • I Its lion of the character—we then spoke freely and I Lordship sal.: lie ha.l emisidered the :meter, reel he fairly of his Derforomiiice. a n d he has not sup- I was rewired In `eve an H;P"rer. Ills anawer , was plied us with • single rename for altering the opinion i this :—That he could Ind ytel I to the request of the we formerly gave. Mr. C. KEHISLE'A is rather • I Liverymen—he omelet out agree to hold a Common hold reading than a just delineation of the charge. i Hall on this occasion. ter. This remark applies particularly to some of j This answer Wd 4 received with marks o f evident his soliloquies, where that which 'should have been I t disapprobation. Mr. Frieron, with considerable delivered tremhlingly, inm o st whisperingly, as some. 1 warmth, said, that there could he nu doubt that the thing which the speaker himself was almost afraid to i Livery of London had a right to assemble in their hear, was given with stentorian power. lii those me. ! sows Hall without the spprobraisiti of his Lordship, latichnly passages—sometimes regretful of the 11351 1 and that sm+ a meeting was as legal and as corset'. sometime. distrustful of the present—sometimes 1 lutional as if called by him ilai k and doubting of the future—there wai., in Nit.. : The LORD M A YOR said, that was a point open C. lit:ltot.rfa manlier, too mitelt fire acid fury —too Iwhich he was not called mane to decide; he lead mode of declamation and too little of thou: t in, to I merely to My. that he *would not agree to the re satisfy those who have attentively read, who truly qmost contained to the requisition. undershoot'. and who greatly a dmir e , the su bl ime Mr. FRARON raid. he fees t it surprised, M the. . genie's of the suirlonest of bards. We couniewu iretir" which not bad ta ken, but be COHIPio not. however, the whole of Mr. C. li EstuLo'a aer. i tiered it most disgraceful. formative. In One R e n e, and shut a 111041 ditfil"ilt t The LORD MAYOR CA. hr had no doubt hot the parties came to insult him; he 'could exp ect tine, h e was very tine. We allude to the interview I with his ambitious wife, immediately after the I nothing else from their previous conduct. murder of Dune-do. This i.cene W.l • nobly performed. i lierriir, despair, the dreadful convulsions of a mind conscious of its fall from ili t znity and virtue. were dei•cribeil with powerful force. This 14 the redeeming scene of Mr. C. KEMDLE'S perfirrin.inec. Let hint throw into the other parts of the character the some tittentity of feeling—let lion scorn derla matiou—and he will he .11echeih ! Mrs. Buse, a Lady whom we have often had the pleasure of see- Mg, when she bore the romantic name of Steam- VILLE, for the first time essayed the character of Lady Macbeth. Whets Mrs. StioDONs quitted i the stage, we thought no just repreaentative of I Ludy Macbeth remained—sand Mrs. Buse', p,,r formance has not convinced no that we thought Numerous as nor arrivals have been of late, there erroneously. She went through the character sew. are vet plenty of good Musser, null lodgings .in silly. Ilad she declaimed lee.. she would have iilitiodence, to he found in almost e very S tr e et, and I b een more applauded. Like the worthy %lane, in the best and a approved situations. The•e• 1 with whom she happened to be theatrically con. however, should the influx of company (twin{ the joined, she appeared, generally, to be more next fortnight or three weeks, he equal in propor- anxious to display the strength of her lungs, tion to that of the last ten days, will be nearly all than the depth of her feelings. We must, occupied. I however, as in the case of Mr. CHARLES liEtssiat, At the Pavilion every thins; remains M stroll qwo , give this Lady great praise, fur her performance —the time of his Boyal Iliginteries r eturn is, as i iii the scene after the murder. She litre sLewed Vet, unknown. It is said. that the entire interior I genii's, " 0 si sic omnia r With her sleep of the Palace will be completed, and in the desired. 1 walking willlngoy we were also much pleated. It order for the reception of the Prince Itegeta, by I, certaitily was inferior to what we witnessed some the beginning of November. I t will be a matter 1 years ago—but it was infintiely supesior to what indeed of much satisfaction to the town sho uld this .we have recently seen. Mr. 'Y RTES 'moisture', for report be verified. ! 1 the fi rst 'hoc,. the character of Macduff, and lie . Arrivals here continue to i ncrease. Amon g the , sotreined it well. If we except one moose. Mor tara are--; doff iii a irriiir mid paltry diameter—and it is a Sir T. Croft, Hun. Miss Simmers, Colonel Franklin, LUIV difficult -- 4 , mutter for an nctor to raise him into re. Tlll4lO, WWWWWII and Mrs. Rainier, Sir Cr. Calcraft„ Sar J. . Bisect, -to make him prominent, who appears before %'gamy, Baron Watzdoeff, Hun. R. Seymour, Captain anti Mrs. Orrofk. du'—Sir Ewan Baillie has left us for Berke. , them but elms. a very short P u ree. Mr. YATES did iry.agnarr; Sir N. Campbell, far Suffolk-street; and Sir , this., lo the scene where lie learns front itosse that George ilaterson, for s tour northwano. 4' hiswife and family have been savagely murdered," The Royal Steyne Library, and Tuppen's, con- he displayed • great store of Wen!. Hie orrform tinue to be the evening resort of all that is fashion- more here was full of energy nod full of feeling. able and gay—Choat's is never without its elegant Great wid just eaoplawe followed his exertions. throrg of tonish supporter.. I Ile gave a new, and, we conceive, • just readifig, The 2d battalion of the Ist guards marched to a passage spoil which critics of other days into this town on Wednesday. have often argued. When Mottles,' hears of the Much distress and inconvenience at this time pre- slaughter of his family, he breaks out into various vail in many parts of this place, owing to the pathetic exclamations, and Malcolm, the son of the great number of persons who have been cited to murdered King, endeavours to console him. appear before the Bench at the Town-hall, in con- Medoff exclaims, " lie has Ito children !" This sequenceof their arrears for poor rates. I observation hue usually been applied to Mac ! Beth—but Mr. YATES very properly directed it to IMalcolm, when he addresses Bove. in all the agony of his heart, as a reason fur the coolness with which the young Prince had spoken to him. Tlutt Ale. ; YATES is right in this reading is clear, if we believe I BUCHANAN, who informs us that Macbeth had two men., one of whom was it great annoyance to the legitimate MALcol.u. when lie ascended the Scot tish throne. The tragedy ittelf. however, affords internal evidence to the truth of this reading. Lady Macbeth speaks of hissing given ruck, and having been Nanette(' to the " babe that milked her ;" and Macbeth himself is indignant at the idea of having committed u series of crimes to attain • throne to which no on of his shall succeed. • The choruses were finely executed. Mr. COLMAN'S romance ol Blue Beard followed the tragOly, mid imported much pleasure. The improved proscenium was found of great use in the opening seethe of Macbeth—mud " 0 what a falliog off' is here !" iu the first scene of Blue MARGATE, SErrnms 4. There was a boat-race here this day for a prize skiff, given by Mr. Fancit. the Manager of the Theatre. The day was extremely favourable, and by one o'clock the town seemed to have poured out el) hi occupants to witness the contest. The pier, the parade, the bathing-rooms, and cliff.; were filled with spectators, and the harbour seemed quite alive with sail-boats and wherries. A little after two, eight candidates started from a boat moored at • short distance to the east of the pier, to row round another stationed at the distance of a mile. near the westward. One beet utmost immediately got far a-head of the rest, and kept up her &bandage till the end of the heat. Three resigned tlw strug gle in.. very short time. There were to be three heote.. hut the ,prize was yielded without further sespoetition to the victor in the first. He was pre 1411401stills the palm that evening in the theatre. Beard ! s% doo ria.••••••••••••••••••-••• • A-paragraph . having been copied from a provitt- Cid% .pant in our Paper of the 2a inst. stating that Dr.-OARLIKE. of Derby, had a verdict of 2,0001. .awarded 'spinet him at the last Assizes, we have the undoubted authority of a gentleman wlw was pre sent...to ilay,.that loch statement is erroneous ; that there was no trial between the parties, the cause ber,ing b•en, by the express recommendation of the Lord-Chief Justice himself, referred to Mr. Pau.i.trs, a Barrister, on the Midland Circuit, who has full powers to decide on the subject. His Ills address to the Jury, which was a special one, said emphaticelly, that he hoped no one vrosOd be so weak as to suppose that by agreeing to thc.ooggestiou which he had taken upon himself to recommend, there was any compromise of honour or character on either side. A sweepstakes shooting inatelt, °fiercely visions each, b!tweets there celebrated sham, Messrs. Palmer, Plipps, sad Streetoook place on Sstorday, when seaway-too brad or bite trere killed Ly four o'clock, p. at. Mr. Painter took a direction from Burnham, is the line of Wycomb and the !Me .yrileowd be bagged twelve' brace and a half of Parltidliva and two bares. Mr. Phipps took • dim. 11( lies foe ..aiskaibeed, arias. the river to Dra)field, and killed Sou 'bares and nine brace of partridges; sad Mr. Lariat look s direetio• for Stoke and QT. rsnLeseaseand killed eleven brace of partridges sad row kw. ~ .Thcaptertairsen started together at daybreak is Curs. halkilelesorsch aceouipeated by an arapire Ames by eke Mimetic parts's. They were illowed owe barrel oily, wide udislited risarai, and only same Abuts were missed by the Mint, SUICI D E. •• I 1 • ; •••••••I.llllMm. An ingisibition was taken on Saturday evening at the Blue Lasts, in Salisbury-court. Dorset-stiart, Fiect.strect, before 'fireman Shelton, Fay.. Cormier, on the hotly of Mr. Henry Jeffery, aged 76, an extensive watch-maker, whu re sided in Burongles-buililingr. Blackfriaribrowl, and kept an extrusive warelionee in Salisbury..quare, who put a period to his existence by ciittine his throat. ll appeared by the evidence that the deceased was in a state of derangement, owing to losses iu triole, and his bay lug been deprived of au accomplished young woman, his i daughter, which preyed much on his mind, since which lie has been observed to be its estate of melancholy. On Thurs day sooraing he was transacting business im his counting bowie, from which he went to the water-chisel, *heir he re mained longer than usual. One of his clerks getting uneasy, knowing hots to be of an num tiled stalest( mind, went in search of his. and going to the water-chases found his I login( ou the floor, cosereil with blood, and two razors, one Iving at each site of him, and a large incision in his throat, i but being alive a surgeon was sent fur ininsediately. Mingham, assistant to Mr. Wray, sat ;eon, Fleet. street, di puma, that tin Thisrsdey last be was sent fur to •tterid the deceased, whom lw found its the water-closet, sit , ling on the Boor, and his head supported by a person who stood near him. On eabinisatiens witness found deceased's throat est from ear to ear. There were three sounds, but the principal one isppearwl to have been dune by his having applied the neon on each side, and drawing Owlet so as to wee' together ; the principal muscles of Ore throat were eat. Witness ordered bins to tw rained up stairs, and dressed the ironed. The deceased faint.d film the loos of blood, awl after he iro•M breathe be just uttered " Mary! Mary" He appeared to he getting un pretty favourably instil night came on, when he bream! _restless, and expired next morning in •greet spay. Verlefl—Litnuey, To the EDITOR of The BRITISH PRESS. •• ":1! N' •el. LAIC %iTIn, ITPTIMBFII 3. Sot—As all rank. of people are nusionoe alive os the subject of the late atrocious pc ereelings at Nlonchester, and ally communication coming from an authentic source will necesesorily be received with ioterest by the public in ;Tesse ra', having a leisure hour, 1 COMA employ it better than by Riving a statement of •eteli farts as will place in a proper t of view the amirrhie rowinet of nut only the yeomanry ens ery of &drool and 31anchester, but of the Magistrates themselves. On my return from Manchester the 31.1 of Aimed, where 1 bad been fur fire days enwiseesally employed, tog. t her with Mr. Chat les Pearson and Mr. g0 . ..w001, in getting at stieh evidence sta would be.necessary Si. lay before the public, in order to give them • just idea of the facts as dory happened. I atopped at Wselesley Bridge Inn, lief ire 1 went up to my own house, and received the fu11.% ism. communication fruit my tenant, Mks lintiely•e.l.—." We had here yesterday, Sir, unetif the Manchester se it 4, asked after you, as whether you were at home or sod : I answered that yon were from home. ' 1 suppose so; he is is too well employed elsewhere (significantly) to ler much at twine at present' Ile seemed siosious to know what were the %enflames of the people in georral in this neighbourhood. 1 answered him by saying, that they thought that both Mlghitrates and mili tary hail acted with too much precipitancy. I Not if you knew the real stale of the cirenmetances; but as I am one of the Magistrates, anal was on dotty nt the time, 1 am sore you will alter your opinion of thew. ..lieu I inform you, that nothing was done nell • pistol had been tired by the Re formers from the Quake's alteitssj ground!! upon whirls the Riot Art woes read, and nest till then did the cavalry act.' Well, Sir, but will gout out allow. that is would have been more prudent to hose employed the soldiers of the line, than those of the too ii awl swietkourbood? 'As to that, 1 must inform you, that 11w yeomanry cavalry hail PIttlilOWLY remsouses TO Mai; THE RUMOUR OF MAKING TN,. FIRST CHARGE r I shall snake no commons, Mr F.ilitor, on the above eon. Insolation. 1 have no doubt she public can appreciate swell conduct, and will make their wfleelicnie accordingly. Al this moment the bill against use Owen and another, foe perjury, is before the Court, and I dare wy before 1 have finished toy letter I shall be able to inform you of she fate of it. Owen and the other were witnesses against Messrs. Hunt, Jiangsu% Knight, awl Moorhouse—they swore before the Magistrates that they positively saw Mr. Moorhoese on the hustinga, and upon their evillest* he was incarcerated for eleven day, iu the New Bailey. mid ultimately committed (and bailed) for • misdemeanor!! The real facts, however. are these :Mr. Woodlouse being seen in the crowd by Mr. II unt, as he was going up in the carriage to St. Peter's. field, and seeming mach distressed by the pressure of the crowd, Mr. hunt desired loins. as there was room, to get into the carriage ; upon which the door was opened, and Ile was lifted iu ; but on shutting the door, his lagers gut betweeu it and the step, and crushed them an, that, as soon as they got to t h e hostingn, he retired to a public-house to get them dressed, and remained there the whole of Ike liase—lhai is, till after Mr. Hunt and the rest were taken into custody; and it was on his relenting from that public-house that he was arrested, and treated as you have been before informed. Su much fur Mr. Mourlimise and his hottest accusers !! There is a bill palermel against Edward Tibbat,• tallow. chandler, °ago( the yeomanry cavalry, for Mein cat down Elizoheth Farrel', baying a small infant in her areas, aud who at the doe was above .1.110 yards from the hustings, looking on with tether women. seeing d m ; he was an t h e point of tinn i ng at bere she twitted for mercy and her life; he, however, made his stroke, and inflicted a very deep gash on her skull, and in feting tussle smother, and his sword gut entangled in her apron, a hieb was much cut. In falling, the poor child got much bruised In the head, which is eves end& al this nuenseut !! Another bill of Medium, is preferred against oar She,. aseadisie„ fur having sabred Mrs.Gaalwiu. It was not her Ideation to have been at ..r near the Meeting, but perceiv ing that one of her chihiren had got out of her sight, she went out to look fur him, when mine rowed* advised her to go towards St. fi clef, and shc wi.oatil there probably Sod him. Sbe slid so, and before she bast lees live missiles ow the ground, this Shelinerdine rode at her.. sod fling bee demo ; and whew down, although she was heggiag fur her life, he cut at her, and plauted,a stroke sin her head that cut her to the skull, sod which, though 'immensity Nearly healed, affects lwr head and her sight most_ niers billy. The above anfora notate sufferers are perhaps the ewe only permute, and the enify two possibly. that a perms sieving himself Halton (1 believe), one of she Maathester Maxis- Maten, has given as. nets 1111 l I of, as I sinderstsuil, in the Courier Newspaper. Gastritis:stay, however, fur the asser t' of this Gentleman, I have fern limey of these Nee maimed sufferers its • village, sll4)i far from Oldham, i n which place I went lust Solidity, and where an basest and humane surgeon fa Quaker), at whose house I was, informed me, de had 43 patients under his cove!! who were wou n ded is dilreient way. 1111 the Bloody Plains of Peter's.field !'! If you think, Sir, that the above informatioN will interest the public, you are welcome to pioblidi it its my same, and I remain Sir, your most olsedieut humble S erva nt, C. WOISELEY. Safeway ifforeirip.—A Bill 'molest Plait, fur perjury, bas been dispowel of by the Grand toil, but whether a true Bill or met, is not yet known; but as it i. the same case as the above, and the raw wititesses, there can be we doubt another Bill is stow before them, sad there are six wire to follow in station, some for solacing. FASHIONABLE HorEVENTS. The Marqoisof Worcester hes arrived at his house in Park street, Grosvenor-square, from a tour. Lords John and Edward Somerset have arrived at their hiker's, the Duke of Beaufores house, in Grosvenor-square. from a tour. Lord O'Neil arrived yesterday at Batt's Hotel, Dover. street, from his seat in Ireland. Lord Mirk Kerr arrived in town on Saturday, from his Seat, Holowood, Kent. Yesterday his Lordship left town to join *shooting partyat Sir Henry Builliary's seat, Madre Hall, Suffolk. General Dowileswell arrived yesteFilay at his honor in lower Brook-street, from his seat, Pulncuart, Tewhesloiry, Worcestershire. Sir Alexander Mackenzie, Bart. has arrived at Cook's Hotel. Albemarle.street, from his seat in Scotland. Arrivals at the St. Peter shor g h Hotel, Dover.atrert : The Earl of Portarlington, from a tour; Mrs. Shields and family, from Manchester. WINDSOR. SFPTEIIDER 6. On Frick,' his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK arrived at the Castle. On Saturday his Royal Highness held a Council, which was attend ed by the Archbishop of CANTERBURY, Lord AR DEN. and Lord HENLEY. After the Council the Duke of lioat went to Ostlatitl4, and the Arch bishop of CANTERBURY and Loud 11EN I,v.tr to London. Lord ARDEN remain , in waiting on his MAJESTY. in the room of Lord Ile% LEY. 011 Saturday the Royal Horse Guards (fines) were inspected in the Barrack-square, by Lord Euw. SOMERSET. On Sunday evening a great many of the neigh bouring Nobility in their carriages, and company of all rinks, attended to hear the two hands of the 3d regiment play ; they were much delighted with the performance of thoooe fine binds, which always terminates with God tare the King. BRIGHTON, SEPTEMBER 6. LIVERPOOL, 67.1 0 TrMUt Ot These were Oa Monday evening this loan And itrighbottih.3.. ,l visited with • •icslent sa.nr, which (.0111itteed mood day at ',win, wind N.W. and W. by S. acconlo.o.ll.-.1 itratty torretsts 01 fall. 0111%0 , 1' 3 b1e dsorsge has I,C. • I ellande tither resnallie., the S,lpply, is Wok% is uu shore 10,0 . Yittekto gicar. AINIOI Iwo &dock yesterday afternoon, a fine boy, 14 year• of age was riding a high-m•111 , d boon., facing Wen's tirrty -I taking aps;rity aftei: WWII 'resift's; the e dietrereirg 6. show allegro. WHOM 111 1111111101 i, sonic or age, was rutting C. W. I ease the maw was discharged. ling a ~,,, sir P. S—a true bill is found against Ores, fur perjury; The worthy Alderman said the warrant is this case could stables, Rlsckfriars-rnad, alum the animal taking 1. iet.t a Judge's winning has teen issued to *prebend bow A e . mot be sustaiised, as it appeared that the woman had Neither sousethiee, Se: ~list full speed, and the hop not Ir•ing•ble rousts are still mooring tutu The Obserrer Dare. of the applied (or nor received parochial aid. The Pries/me news, maw, him, kiti m; „„ d she 'wee at hi m !nary effects of the (IMMO 16th of Anguish. I inederstand Dome inneeeer, n collect Owl though he was now dipeharged ha hind reel, ( cart „ red his Phut,, and broke his arm.* of the yesslisaisry cavalry have resigieed. was liable to arrest again whenever a claim ea parieb by a ... 4 several or her ribs. !le was rerrtill / OO4l 110 r. *I" the Inman tea w e them a burden. keeps sw e a ti og -hnuse near Christ Church, opposite where the There were sense °thee owes of no moment. - • • • secedes , happen...l. A sarcetin was grist ter, hot ha Sir ALEXANDER ANSTRUTHER bus been rota. Quaint WAAL • aloHly after. Whnt treaders the co...theme/re destro.ms ses p.llrd by ill health to teary !lowboy for a trip to STABBING. • shot be was the only cltild tif hi• pareuts, whore distress Yesterday Minh tbs wife of Joh* Soetlarasg • private it for his tun tau be more easily iniaglired tiro descitb.d. POLICE. .1. . gsatltolt-/tours. Aims Leicester,. an immense woma-t, of ferommt. asper‘t, was bronght np. charged with having rashest in 0111 nonsaa, of She name of Root, an hi' essotasning !s 6,1. Mrs. Root stated, that she nit Ito the am of washibg at the door of her lodgings 'Ohl Pliteyst: when tbe Prisoner sod another woman came lip to awl addressed bee. After Pomo conversation. they ionded her to take...me gin, whit.), she at first dui-listed; they however repealed the itself ation, and absolutely took her away by force. She had a little hIN in lire telieltel :. it had hems its her posse-soesin for l ustre Slim ( 2. 1 vent . ... .hr 103.114. 61. in the box iVh.htt Am WO in the hands of the Prisoner and her comp on . a Tonfleman' who 111. fclastog hr. tried stmt to her this they hot picke d her pocket She immediately missed her hoe, which was taken (tom her by she Prisoner. Mr. Thomas Stanhope, the gentleman alluded to by the last witart.s, swore that he saw the Prisoner in the act of picking Mrs. ROM ' A pocket. . The Pri.ourr was committed for trial. A fellow of She name of John Cantor was, brought up. charged with haring conwnities) in assault and robbery on the person of a min whose 'tame we dol not learn. The Prisoner, it seems, distilignished himself at Hartholn. mew fair, by making very indecent attack* on females—an very improper, indeed, as nso to be mentioned in print. In the coarse of the Any he thought fit to ehan/e the mode of attack He pitches) his eye onto, the isetowentor. a Mail of rather elimisostive figure, whom he ',Attn.() and brat.—lie wa. commiited fur trial. nowt. Dor, • dwarf, alum, two feet and a half in height, and shoot years thirty ~,, of axe, was clii•ges) will, laving fired a p l aint Isialls , l with powder at a boy of the t Name of Thomas Day. The Prisoner was taken by his 'Wiper to Bartholomew Pair, where he was exhibited for ./1....3 money. Thomas Day, a young boy, with some of his playmates, kit extremely 1111‘141.10 to set a sight of this e pstimpufeked personage, but unfortunately they had no money to pnrchase the honour of an introduction. In this dilemma they set their wits in work, and having held *general council., it was there unanimously mit:deed to cat a hole through the Dwarf's tent, ilii owes which each perwm iii his turn might tsar at the per-on of the Prisoner. This scheme was immediately put into execotion, and with respect to one or Iwo of the confederates it aneererleil to admiration. Poor Day's tern at length came, and he placed his impatient eye upon 11w hole; he was indulging his curiosity in s iewiag the orange firsire before him, when the enraged Dwarf finding out the trick, seised un a pistol and fired, soil the lad was slighily wounded. The Lord Mayor viewed the peasno of the Prisoner, and asked was it he that fired the pignut! To which the Prisoner, in a hoarse voice, replied, " Yes ; I am the man that did it.—r., fnaok.)-1 had no aim in it— ; I did 11.4 intend to do mischief." ' The lord Mayor said he could not judge of his 'motives, I hr could only judge of his action., and this art was a most awkward one indeed; however, as the father of the buy ap t peared and agreed Hpon some private arrangement between him and the Prisoner, to withdraw the charfe, the PO- Isomr was dismissed, with an admonition to conduct himself better is future, for thonzh so great a man, the law was ”.t able to deal with the strong and the weak. Gutconm.L. Reform Alderman* J. 3. SPIITII. The mutt Monday morning business of ex.ntitiiiic the gm, of disorderly characters of every lirecript who were committed ut the several watrh•hoase in the City no Saturday night, occupied she Sitting Magistrate fur the greater ~art of yesterday. Several women were committed for different periods to Beidertell for riotous conduct and assaults tot watchmen, and others were discharged. ASSAU LT. • the Ist ilte4hient of Foot Gatti As. was ehaterd heftier Eisq 'with rtalasiog Ivelittaband with a knife; Primmer is the mote who was stated in the public papa ra lad week to have mobbed her linshand at a psiblor.litriar ism the Tower. MSc escaped at that lime, and the may waa r-. IA to Cite hospital aisle re:sot...tit, in 'Sew Itochest• air. rs, Tothi:nelds, and she was srpoeb,naed Osbunir, •ns Satior.lay n'etiteninsier. Upon her being qiiestioned by the Mastivrtte. she P.C. stabbed him ; hut urged that she Ala not 'pie meditate murales, • that it aim ely the idiom., a a nitotaty passion, she twine alitirt! i•. a p•lhlke.it.tn.e.• t-lort some bread anal cheese sad porta • , Leo he awe is. Jan... , named by another woman ; that son, words haeing•ii.s lie -snick her, and she Wiwi hnu . • retools she held, which inflicted a sa oiled to his The soldier, accompanira by his serji ant. now 141!1 , •• •.1 lie orifice, be wa. dressed its vets , racistals, nod looked a k. tieinely well. The otfiarr said tie ties j. ant saw the ; r aid, +action, anti was Willie( to trAl ore. Mr. Fielding asked the solther limy Ire fell, and hr rerlt , d, " Never better in my life ;" that the wound was nothing ..1 competition to those he received at the battle sit Water: .•• and in fact there was no neeesb.iy in seedily,: hiss to cry 1111).1111111 he added that he hail attack the woutait tires. n... 1 istiliotagh she wetinard him with tier knife, he was Awe stb.• had no malice agairst hint, a•ol he hoped Isis %Venable nun: ioverlook it. • The Magistrate admired his l aineirle and CllO.l r4/111 , and 1014 hint the 1111111tler be govt his testimony was creditable to himself, and faviiiir.dile to liw Prsesester. serkaore evidence would he high:y istinartatit famish{ vo. 11.1141111111 be committed; hot order the circumstances no I, I caw, had shiC eves; bees, tried .he would he acrpotteil; Oars . • fore lie vramol not examine the setjeasit, but, agreeably to 1.4 1 wish u. the soldier, discharge hi , as once. THE TU 1? F. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S, Serrtmetn 6. DONCA‘TER ST. I.F.GER STAK 3 to 1 met Sultan 13 if. 1 ag , t 3.1 to 1 apt Lisette IN to 1 avd 'rite 9 to 1 seat Sir Wslter ill to 1 apt Car:looil o . ill to 1 asst Agricola rey 5:1 to 541 the field agst Lisette and Sultan Cu , the St. I. sta. taken Ilito No betting on Warwick Rarer—Nu betting 00 Pom: ..t Races. CI! ESTER Fl El.ll M EETI NG. lITIVMDAY, SEPTIIIIRER 2. Sixty Guineas for lootus, &r. of all ates.—Hestt. I Iwo milex and thrrc ors sr ter% . . Mr. Wise's b. f. Cult:ire thrt, 4 yr■ ulil. ist 21h..... S i Sir T. Stanley's b. h. Houton, 6 )is uid, N.i. 9111..... - Sir J. G. Egerton's eh. h. Trojan, 5 yrs Ma, tkst...ll). llitutua the favuerite •flrr the hest, bto 4 against him.— Woe eleverly. .110SUMENT. The elegant monument 'vetted is Gl.egow to the wren y of Sir John Moore, is completed. It consists of n t•r i length statue of the hero, about eight feet high. drrs•rl is military costume, having a cloak thrown around; the kit Laud leanimr 011 Mentor'', and the right placed in an ,•,,, ',within micro , . the breast. The whole confers the ute, -t credit on the taste and execution of Mr. Flaxitian, the :o 4i. Ur the pedestal is the Cillosring inscription : " To commensurate the military services of Litut-Geoci al Sir John Moore, K.B. Nal IVP of Cla:tos His Fellow• Citizens erected his Monument, 181 P." Jew Bros, • faahiestably.dreaserl youne man. WWI charged by Mr. John Browne, a young person of eq.:rally respectable appearance, with having wantonly assaulted hint at half-past eleven o'clock on Saturday night in Fleet•sticet. The Complainant stated, that lie was returning home through Fleri-sireel at the hour mentioned. escorting hie another awl three testers, when they wen jambs' by Olin uf n drunken set of persons who were 'doggerel% alone the street. He immediately pushed on with his steels to get nut of their way, and while is the net of so doing was sepa rated from them, soul then violently struck in the face by the Prisoner, who afterwards attempted to evespe, bet WWI seized by a watchman. When the Prisoner was brought to the Conapter, one uf the Manhalmen said he knew him, and became responoilde for his appearance this 1111 y. The Prisoner staled, that he was passing through Fleet. street on Saturday night, when be sow a crowd of prisons as if engaged in • scuffle; observing a lady standing alone in 1 the centre of the street. and apparently agitated, he ailvanc- I rd towards her, and offered his assistance and protectiou, ; wi t irruareu, serer...—_ which else declined, and replied that her br other (the Coin- • v the or two or three lasi days we have expert...wed eery : plainant) was rear her. The brother came up to her at the . r heavy gales of relit from the N.W. accomp a n i ed w:th week instant. and accosted him in a very rode and abrupt ono- 1 and vevere miss. Yesterday mo rning several idler bum Ire.. new. Words were the tosserpience, and blows ensued, when : bind, in canning in, Wert driveti by the force of reel sad • the Prisoner admitted, that on Leasing the staichmao ap- , l id o audbuse. Tnwnsui , u nu . us ~sui nispearsii its .ing0t,,51,,,,h prowls, be deemed it prudent Su attempt to nettle. ! proved to he a laden brig from th.s port to 1re15...1, whillt la the coarse of wrinrewnli tn r with the Magistrate, it was II ill sailed the night before. The sails being had, aid the disclosed, that the entomb:lineal was read y to rueell° any 1 gale as, strung, she was lumpsn .ot .Lure at low wat.r, near . %William Pit. There was not the least exp . ela t ion the pro . farther peocerdings, if the Prisoner gave a r oues to some . public charity, and remunerated the watchmen fur their •, plc could have been saved; but, by the rare we% :telly:: yof trouble. ! the life-boat mew they were snatched from a premature moll This proposal was instantly agreed to, and the matter ter- : ! watery grave. Scarcely were the first ship's crew rescued mivated. 1 *ben a second vessel was otraeit.ol near the same place; the FELONY. ! Olen ill her were saved by the same uteaus—at 1,,, t h w h o e l Samuel Maze, was Iwooiht lip ow a c h arge of felony. ! instanees the coolness and deo named courage of the et ew wall beyond all praise. About two hours after the men were • matte against him by Abraham A llen, a brickla y er, milling i in (`stew-arbour-court. . taken out the ships went to pieces. The names of the two, The Complainant stated, that the Prisoner lodged in the I which are complete wrecks, ore the Content , Burns, andt he same house whit him, and was detected in ste alin g some . • thistle, Adamson. The names of the Ilessehl that "re Ik• Iv ! to sustain little damage are the Atlas, Black ; the Cowen., . Rank notes which be had loc ked u p in his box ; he bad 501. lying by in their" , and be yesterday missed 71 . one pound : Reid ; the Brothers, —, of Itamsay (Isle of Mau i; the of which, on inquiry, the Prisoner confessed he had taken. 1 Fortune, Fluid ; the Phi:et:ix, Ferran, of Newry ; and Ill legrstv, of' %Workington, tinther.ladeu , hunt Qu ebec. The confession appearing ill have beer made by the Pri- ; sower wader the influence of a promise of pardon, the Sit. ! I'S. The gale, though somewhat abated, is still very ling Magistrate, refund to admit it as evidenee, and the ! heavy. Prisoner was remanded until another person, who knew ; (1 On the 31st August, moat ANOTHER cortamoottonwr.) at three a. to. we experiences! a ter . sooselbing of the business, could come boomed this day. CLAIM OF P ROPERTY , i ROPERTY. rible hurricane, which those only who have been in a tro- A Mr. Sharman matte his appearance In answer a elm- . pleat climate can fortes any idea of. About ass u'clm k (AIR* mom against kin., un the application of • Mrs. *wild., : On shore, between the Bulwark and smear Tongue, tin Ilya- I far Illamadliall herr and alleallaing forcibly to eject her from :' then, of Rammy, Tesrel ,an d A skst m st Black, exp ormed mull ; ("meat, tbe berme she occupied. ! keel, in a snot dreadfu state ilas, ected to be 'llloComplainaut stated that her witnesses were nnable ; gut off; Fortune, Hied, out much damaged; Pberniv, Fen. to attend until to-harrow. '.. row, seek. The Content, Bolin., mot Thistle, Adamson, Mr. Payne (the clerk) apprised the worthy Alder:meat that I came on behind the North %Vali, and bare become complete this was the case which had already been pomp ttttt il (lie he- I wrecks—the bands saved by the Itfe•buirt, smelted ht %ohm. • sieved) on the application Of Mr. Sharman, who it seemed '. • teeny° whom every praise is der. Arrived during the hot. claimed the knew in which the Complainant resided, by vir- 1 rieane, the Integrity, %Wilson, from Quebec, with tie-bee-- toe of the tett of a female liter was Mill alive. acrd who was : weld being very strong, and comiog to contact Witt. to., serenity considered deranged. A variety of hicketings and I North Wall, she took part of it away. What is nowt sio - assaults were the euswequence between the one party ea- ! gular, aa open fishiugeboat art ivid this evening ft •),.. .II &semen's; to gain poseessiee, null the Complain:nit, who ! Domighadee (Ireland:,, with four people on Wool, In p... persisted in keeping the house an king as she paid the rent. 1 fart safety. We hear that two or more vessels are on shore The case stands over ruin this .duty. , beta mit St. Bees and Ravcaglass. CHARGE OF BASTARDY. - I NI ARVPORT. OFPTWit lir tV I. Nrillieno Ceold, • mitklle-aged man, genteelly dressed in i We have had a severe gale at wood I hie IL ie k, but I. .sr black, was brought up by the overseer of the parish of St. '. not beard of any specific damage ... slits inintell.:to• ...Qt. Bride, for the purpose of compelling him le provide fur a i Imarimm l • male bastard child. Elizabeth Caroline Jones stated she knew the Prisoner, and that he was the father sit • male child, uf which she %elm the mutter, bore on the lath Judy. In reply to qisessiens from the worthy Alderman, she said, that she had received no relief from the parish of St. Bride, our bad her child been bt.rn in the work-Moose. It appeared that the warrant was granted ow the ground that parochial relief had bee* afforded—this not belts; the Ilse -.discharged. TO THE EDITOR OP THE EUSTIS!! !RCM SIR —Seeiag in the Ripers several aerosols of indicidvetls staff, ring throngli drinking cold water, perhaps the follow ing simple receipt mn, be Remittable to yottr wider , :—A wait in Olsuestreet, New York, after internitently dntsk•at cold wailer, was seigml with Trry alarming symptoms, fr , in which he wart relieved by Dr. John de Alton White, wit" solved half an ounce of camph sr inn gill of brandy; Cri• there parts were .tale, mud given at intervals of three mi nutes, which soon gave she putirol relief. Yours, very truly, W. N. MA LLI SO N 4, Birehita-lane, Conshill, Sept. 6, 1019. HURRICANE. I 1 I 1