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.. 4 16felnie, Mr. Nessiris,.im isdi M Kr. Kean, 05.1 rerry inJlriJaal eel* MS* essinpany ailarked t 0 the then. Itosperinr 10 whiela. esti/vlid Mettle, no eumpaey was imweibled mate ih sums niseapnvet, soma, km re. firriiun. 051 sad all Ake despise an gorSionto of order. S.. hearses. HMI, I typist, with ouch elem., molt oarliilnfler of privileged smitersesaataslly attestants sail seldom absent from the theatre, can we, for a souns.mt. listen to the &enders of empty britches, as a jnstifl +hie plea for gratuiteee onlers ? I detest the very annul of smelt iambi's( sionwese; and whenever I hear it, from peresna isitinsetely comported with the theatre, I hare hems Inuits ite aspect imposition awl deceit. But I feel each me 4ardisierieweete practice In h.• dishunuarable ; 111641 if I eminent wiensel awl art with heinuar, 1 will not calmed or al all. 'Me Committee leave ass "iinpuitant trust corn. rltled is their initurdiste ebaree, by a large moil respect. - joint Mork enuipany of Proprietors, for which, and whiny the Comasittee, and they alone, sic re.l ;hie ; to they gee have so jastilleatioe in consetemancing men. mere which manifantly operate the positive breach of their lied. These, mad similar reasoning., commits.' my mind, mew 14. leer prompt decision the Committee muss; fail of sautes is the general neanarniesit, let it he penesineutly as.., tad testified by ieuturiety, that fadure has not prooreekel from any disregard to honmir and fidelity In the datives discharge of onr lewd The general Propehrattali inderetatiel all these theatrical point , :LI as eursehres ; vaimh better then any haus 1e.1.c I pis te promo as my own Thy here spoken 540. aaeq isscally Dot to hive ere -of reform, while they have npeoly de pr. rated the ration which a erowdid sootiest , of iii.h,crostuale nam:. *Atha% is direct euntrr.dietion 11111 coiteletutialsosi of _ messes misigeed in uur annual report. I. them, 'lie they Catlett. bares dividend. 1 abhor and deprevate ail emir eal• men, and attempt at deception, and all ',wormy exp.- dente, es dislieeentable ; sad ',probe ions salmi int our,ht Re store to attach to the polity of • theatre, than the etti hooded discredit, 'which, by per 'meditated artifice, studiously attempted to be stamped on floe p. /Arnim y of all theism, as • desperate, ruinous Sitt 4 1.11.111411, winnow ssevillee of property. Barb impaistson., in both cams false soil ilcfnin.,tore, only immoral and indiscreet anuagemi it or conduct. lag the ettsweru. ells, is the fonneliation of all theatres; autl ',indent management suer her auspicious batmens rusitielenily pro. • to insure fair remstiontive profit, as muce, sit f o r as any "Awe pecuniary speculation; and 1 have nu hesitating, in committing my deliberate ovinion lOat rinfilit ',wane concrnes can terser be. justly al le dented tie Ow ins. principles of the institen loss. 7 bey a, e o lemon., , and cod. filed," and can nevi r fail but l the mita. Islieintion of mistaken ur corrupt practice, or unskilful cep. propeialtou. The drama. skilfully condoned, ninerii lonely enemies re_ lenetserallisg feinting In its eseleroCeteas and ste 'Tenn 1 , , Ili Mu !: red whet is still more 11.disaleie an.' satiis":4 Iy More Thy its standard, in mental gratificallati, is stele of the inost internitinz arioni's of bode-net' the incielcation of Isnasel roles .rsil whole.nose r, d. 1 ., banana eanibect. It creates " disgust to Vie?, hatted icier lie, nud contempt fur folly; and, *bile it caritas , win_ pa- for misery, it promotes social affectiroi, prolifically enCeseelra grottoes seuGmenu, and tend. estnuircty to ennimers." And, from this department of poetry, the aslivianal noinot fail to derive instrticii.m.— .. tllw never inibilent a Moroi front a parent, a maxim from a tutor. or ' sale of deportment from w-ciety," in as plew•Aull, ■ Snort oilseed sod dignified mode than the !elides &TlM, of lest ancient school, vainly ruateniplates, leer the benefit of mankind, " that reler• of states should imbiber • Isis hiss and hsintaility silk their wine." For the birstltnut awl aucceesful display of all obese ines timable tranchs a of this moral iustisulion, Drury-lane aingeel irly and happily powwows a competent esta blishment of the ableat praessurs of the Isistriuuic art, whine inlniesie merits have most justly acquired the unrest iye el applause of the public; and, if their trieneetrnelehl mist illiealleties a ill nit CoMM*IIOI audiences rump. trust to nee I the moderate support of this national school, for Ile Print etiseit of private violet and public marals, see inest Nlr hi social covereitiorni. by pure and spontaneous reinsl for Dee isevalnable he,.. Al. which society muss derive from a ehrine sit Orilla.' and exhilaration' display We ectelerftle el, IM.I splendid theatre, so anxiously and rapidly re built, under time peenerfoll and enaleusiaalic impulse iinfirclion whsrh the of the artists' instruments sonorously chistnied iss liar. neoesiussa es neon, he she daily impatience of public teeliog !so onneptelluell for their reception, this spkeell.l theatre, say, has been kept open too ken, by yea's, already ; pearly half n minium of money bat been vainly and improvidently inveatid an a magnificetit fabric, highly 1 ttttt (useable to the promoters and truly creditable to the metropolis of a great, powerful, and opulent nation, hut lamentably ruinous as the ' , Merlons Sulinerilwro; and we cannot too seen sell ly imenotase the iunognh a prudurtion of " The Silow.l for Yras.drol" in the racreel tomb of its lamented author. %hose is reparahle loss—bat yeates day !--eo intuitively obliterate-II all peril dielsorti tttt , that the remains of this immortal ge nius •cre alike I ttttt toned by illustrious Princes, Statremen, and Nubility, hien& and oppments—eelfinvilitil!— in 'P lenum ettenelnuce to his ',marine : so that it may be Italy said, nature symninsoeutisly mourned. and the whisk nation emulous!, attested her iris f! Like the es kleruteil nether, hi. eels Imaged weak of enchantment," The .Sekril fur N4llll. dill, " newt rest from it. Inhumes, but, bulb well !lc:, till— iiine shall be no more. Of our splendid establishment and all her corresponding vignrows facoltit a, you. dear Sir, are the this f uhiiirer of the esessimiller of Slsnagesisent render the Act of nbr I.exmslnlnrr; gaol, for myself, 1 must rely on your own professed teleties for the display an, Intel ion to the public, cu re it aillle tenth time itivalnable menu. at one ilismovel. 1 have been hit into ibis long discussioa I hardly knows kiss, but, such es it la, I send il. Dear Sir, yours is u!y, Little Ilmivirtni, Oct 11, 1817. P. MOOR E. I'. n Rarpeursil. Eaq. Mangan , of Dears y.lrree Theatre, London. SINGULAR ACT OF FRIENDSHIP. Mr. Jul Stone, • young man of most respectable exterior, was 'iambi up in custody to GusWkall from Giltspur-street Complier on Sounday morning, and being placed at the bar before Mr. Alarmists Heygate. n gentleman, railing himself Mr. James Magee, Medical Professor, of No. 6, firma street, GulJeu-scpsare, mask the following curious charge 'gait's( him The Prisoner, Mr. Atone, is a friend of mine, residiag in Fleet.street, and last night he nine In see me; but very improvidently he came in ■ hackney coach a uthont having money in his pocket to pay the fare. This I thought ex tremely reprehensible, and deserving of such p hinent as should impress Si ose his mina fur the future. Accordingly, I recommended the coachman to give him in Chant! to au adleer, which I did with a view 111 his Ming brought before • Magistrate. The coachman followed my 'advice, and Mr Stone being safely boleti its the Cumpter, I !mid the fare to save the coachman !wilier trouble, sod Mr. Slum is, as I anticipated, before your worship, to receive sisch ad. monition as the ease el ; anti I trust it will be of suck • mature as to prevent future inadvertency on Isis part, be Wine • young Man fur whom I have a peculiar regard." The Magistrate, with a gotta deal of astoniehm►ot, said that the punishment already inflicted was, its his opinion, tolerably " impressive," tool rather more than ads quite to Rte imput►d armee. He should like, however, to hear what Mr. Stone Is •d to say. Mr. Stone, whosse name certainly was most appropriate, apisearcd to receive the corrections of his friend with all due and entirely as it was professell to hi meant. He merely replies', that he had that morning reimbursed the mussy whisas Mr. Magee had kindly sdvauted to the coach man on his are I; and that he was sore he %limad be par tiesslarly careful 111 avoid getting isle such unpleasant pre. dicansents in future. Migistraie-- 1, Then, rutlemen, I Lave nothing at all to Mt in the business." Mr. Simile *as consriornily set al liberty, and he and his (rifted retired ausid.l the ill.auppreased laughter of a cruotk4l cowl. LOVE MA ICES A MA N. Mr. Illammond, of Wood-Owl, Chemotiile, attended be. ! fore the Sitting Magistiater at Guildhall, on Saturday, and rind he had Su clams protection fur his mother, against a ; man who was in custody. i s William ersimpluii, the perk'', 'Mailed to, was then brought up. and entered the bar with the obeisance of a s lo..tnrr-ouster. Mr Ilaminoisil stated, that on Saturday last, his mother, in company aids a Lady of her acquaintauce, was walking ! mess's. , Winfield*, when they perceived the Prisoner watch ' ior them in the nerd particular nitssiiier If they went Into I a shop, he waited at the dour till they ca:lic out; and when. ever they Junked towards him, he 'masa and united. This con fuel he coillinneal till 11l y reached their home in Wood. shies, and then stationiag himself sin the opposite side of ilse •treet, he para.hil backward and forward the whole ital., I with his eyes constantly directed at the windows, and still as ass, person spp.arid at Owen he smiled, and taking MT lux sal, bowed to the ground. On the following day, Sun. day, lie was again at his post opposite the house, and re mained till dusk, Winslow in the same strange manlier. Ou the M lay he again repealed it, and indeed every day t.iture with very little isiteriniassion, sad latterly his conduct bed attracted the notice of the passengers, awl consider able cr o wss of pcop:e frequently gathered about the house. In coasegw nee hie mother became much alarmed ; ■nd as rentsaistranee bad nu effect use the Pekuner, they thought it sight to gam him in charge to as odder. The Prisoner being called ein for hi: defence, mid, " I am a sheep withal', a 'shepherd, a weir friendless man; but sieve rehrless I defy any man to lay harm to my charge. It is true I slid inert the- ladies as deal salad, and one uf them Footed UllO4l Ise WI Vile suety , that my heart was touched. le wise smile I thought which boded me gaud. God knows hest suffered the fIUOVIIII of the world long enough, and it 1111 issued to me that this 'smile was a prelude to my fatale happiness. I theiefwe fulluacil the lashes, who from lime t e time looked bark, and smiled uprise me. It is not to be •apposed that a mall in my situation could resist this. Nu! I followed these issiu Wood-street, when• they went imu a hen'', and I with a beating heart remained over against it She wheAc day, 111 the hope they would make their re appearance. Night came, and I di parted ; but the vision still haunted toe, and after having in vain tried to sleep, I pot on my beat clothes, and went again to Wood-street, thinking, i Surely suisething will come of it.' After wait. mg a long time I caw a young woman, a servant in the house, mid I bet alas the lathe', were that I bad seen go in duly un Saturday. Slit irplieel, i It was my mistress; did you want to see her?' I 111191TelP11, that if she was a mar. rind woman I would by so means suck an interview, but if she was single I should be sw•.t happy. lime girl theta smiled 'mil left use, as I thought, su tell her •ss what I had said, soul of coarse I waited all day fur an answer, but • CAM!, and I felt myself constrained to go azaiu the nest slay, and the next, and the Next. and there I should have been still if I had not heirs forced away; for I felt, as it were, quite a new man, whets I recollected the paCiIIS. ors► of that smile I Arid received in Itlossi tie Islay and alas houses, thought I, what love and fortune may have in store fur "Her _ . The Prisoner app►asing to be becoming quite inspired with his subject, the Magistrate iotersupted him to 'moire *hat hr vex. Prisoner...." i am a man who gains his living by rarrying frisk from the different market' to the boosts ui those who pinches, it. Tlic Magistrate, after conferring with tr Hamm 1111 l I imme iiine, during which the Prison,' continued to rhapsodize i on 'rheum and love, naked him whether he would promise, in c. , se he should order his discharge, never to go near Mr. Hammond's house again. . . . The Prisoner, failing on hi• knees, said, he perceived there was no hope tor him, and their fore be would give the r• ipoired promise in the nio- S solemn mammy. lie was pro. reran's' to frame some tremendous oath, a hen the Magis trate told him he would take his word, and he was accord ingly discharged. ANTI-PIRA7W INSTITUTION. PA AUGUST 22. The latest intelligence received from Algiers, dried the Ist June. state, that the new Dry. not sib:siHa to follow the examples cif his predecessors, lids not only set St liberty the European wires awl Ildtighttno, who hail been seized by Ali-liodgia, but that he hoarsen caused a considerable suns of money to be paid them as a sort of compensation far the outrage they had experienced from his predecessor, They announce also the disarming aril the corsairs. and the determination pronounced by the Dry, who is %ery moderate in his c ..... beet, that they shall nest sail during this year. The labours of the Alai- Pirate Institution also draw towards a close, which was more to be desired than expected at the time of its foundation. The bureaux are on the point of termioating their operations in Paris, and the Pre sident of the Institution, being on the eve of his de parture from this capital, the creditors of the Inqi tutioes are advised to present themselves at toe Hotel du Cosigrel, and to produce their accutnits, that they may be liquidated. Ealrart of a Warr from Rome, dated Oili Almost: —'r A machine bag recently bean lin:Twirl to drag the 'Fiber, from Ow !nadir %folk as far as Sari Paolo, to rrei•ver the precious °Niers which at is generally though' are buried in at. ben. Many people are persuaded that she golden candlesticks of ivinsalraw will be (viand Iwareticr, sheath" the project of hurling flame objects (which, pro haps, have not Levu thrown Tutu she river) fad, great hop., are entertained r hi 4i. 01_411.11.4 valuable antMuititr, although in a had state. d. sign canard he carried into jets this year, ou *crowd of increase of its widely, which takes place mutually iu guturtu." y y. ~ y ~.i 1~. -sue - r. re I treor firer a areti4 Mors - lin privet dortri . itureiii toe; prima' Us. ow tor off• ea mina able j to AP soil II MIRO I - WOW owl a ) be. *.trill boa, well • lend So es cies ol Morn the re menu "Fete, se sac h•ndl •1,.111 Cress awl Si &IC arise lsg lit 111 . 11111110111 MIK* least, linear to the Jima/ purr, - Min•ti The Wilmer trey: A worth! 11 is fur the for h•m imr, "0-sion rucroel N ? Imloomt , Km..l bile in ppllers hrtirtil si• horn Fur II tunable sluraire 'filuklente IRELAAD. -0111110.- DUBLIN. AUGUST 26. , Al the dinner given on Monday to the Grand Duke Michael, by his Excellency the Lora Lieu. tenant. at the Phoenix Palk, there were irreeent— Cameral. Pubes/heti and Aledenski ; Baron de N icolyy ; Drs. Hamel and Mirbarknwski; Alilersnam Emahrw, Incas t fur the Lord Mayor; Lady F. Talbot; Sir F. and Lady E B. Baker; stir. and Laity A. (.reco'); the Com. nuniAi r of the Fogeys • Lord and Lady Fiche.; Emil and Cramer of Mayo; Ear l aad Countess of Chartrooms. ' • Lord rani Laity Aylmer ; the Fnauless of Gleseiral; Lord Caber; Lady RUMIIIIIIre 1.0141 Ni/ebony; the Master of the Hush ; the Bight Huss. IV. Y. Fitsceralit ; the Earl of Heath; the Ft -nitwit; the Him arid tire. Mr. Talbot; Gen. Aire) , ; Sir S. Hine. ; Sir C V. r ...... ; she &ai l eron General; Mr. Drum mond; the K 1 V. Mr Hanky; Mr. Nailer; Colonel Master; Major Spuniaiwood, Captain Midgetman, ice. &c. Vreterilay the Grand Duke Michael visited the Cullee„ the House at' Industry, the Lunatic and the Foundling Dospital, and expreweil himself highly grit het ailln (hare several histitu- Dons. The Lord Lieutenant dined with his I un penal Highness in the eveniil at Alurri.ins's Ta vern. Ills Grace the Duke of Leinster is expected, swish In. lo►ely bride, to arrive iu Dublot to the conic of the t ires/4o week. Monday Lord YAWN and a wreath in a 04, in 110.1%Niag a calf in Trombne. Glasgow, vine thrown nut, to conattpience of the Lora* falling. The hutsr ta ► g at a very quick pace, and Ilse bittetp, owing to d recent shower. were estreinel) vhi.pety. Although the impetus way so great, that skip I .errant were dimwit seeerid yard., N-Itetsti s.l . the how, ittither of thrta appeautti to In halt. -~~ •~. _ _ _ Y-~~. STOCKPORT SPIN\ ER. /.ar►ewce Crompton, a voong man of bealifiy and athletic appearance, was charted by May, the tinker, under the Va grant Art, wills wandering altrimil, and sleeping in the open air. The officer discovered the Prisone► on Fn day night asleep in the Borutigh-market, and poignant to his insiour lions from the Magistrates, respect iug vagrants, took him into custody. In the course of his examination before Mr. Seijeant NFL LON, it transpired slut he was one of the refractory cotton spirruers from Stockport, and fur the last three weeks had chosen a life of vagrancy rather than unity himself to work at the wages tendered by the masters in tlw cotton manufac tory at Stockport. • He was committrd to the House of Correction. CA NI 13 ER 1V ELL. The following cases twine on 111 h.• beard on Satnrday, be fore the Re•. E Sumo nod Jonm Row Lop, Esq : Timm/k/ Purcell was charged will, eulhu. and maiming Mr. Heath, sod forcibly taking frum his person 41. in Rank nulls. It appeared that on the evening of the Wit day of Perk_ barn fair Mr. Heath suddenly found himself surrounded by a pour of pickpockets, who turned all his pockets insult. out, except air our •bieb contained hill 11W1111y. Upon which he plated his li,nd,awl kept it pressed very forcibly, fur the protection of his property The Priwrner,ia the groat dar. ing manner, endeacmirtit to drag Mr. 11. idles baud away, hut frti:inz in 11131 attempt, hr drliiwraiely hiuh from his pocket • pen-knife, :mil rut the hack of that gentlemen's a dreadful manlier. Mr. Heath seism! hien by the (Aar, and imiwitledaudiiir, the cli;bria of tethers of Ilse gang 111 ►rscae I Nieurely tu..1.1 hint until the arrival of Snow and S. cern, •ether constables, wbo, bearing a disturbance. bodened to He WAS CO.I. ROL Snamof Howes wog committed for robbing Mr. Hall, of TooWy-street, of Ms watch at Camberwell Fair, on the lath oust. Mr. Hull, was attacked by a gang of rubbers, of which llie Felonier was one; seeing him snatch the watch from his fob, he collared him, a Iwo he called out to a man by the name of Hill to rewue him; a desperate attempt was im mediately made to ICU h m from the grasp of Mr. H. by his raw illy eowaradm, hilt their intention. were frustrated by the timely arrival of several constablts. Charles Godwin was rbarged with cutting off the coat pocket of Mr. flaws, of No. 13, Poultry, and stealing a packet-hook, eusitainiug ■ It note, and several documents of a valuable description, on the 241 h Mat. at Peckham Fair. The propel ty was found its the possession of the Pri. esner.—Committed. John Marin was committed for stealing two silver can dlestickr mid several glasses from the house of Mr. Marlon, heensed victualler, at the Red ('ap, Camberwell, on the 2011. lust. During the occupation of Mr. Marlin willi Ilia cos tumers, the Prisoner contrived to get np stairs into one of the chambers, where he was found with the candlesticks iu his possession. The glssms were its his packet. Upon being taken into custody, he robber! hie CONI pocket ageismt the wall of the room until the glasses were ground to a powder, consequently they could out be identified. Several other persons were committed fiw picking pockets. The constables stated, that they had never le6oe kuowu gangs so numerous and daring as those who infested the fairs at Camberwell and Peckham Isst week; they prowled about is • budy of 40 together. Friday evening a fire broke out in a bed-roam at Mr. 861715024 . 1 Library, Margate, which liltrNl rued the destruction of the whole of that elegant building. but by the tine mon exertions of the vt.itantit and inli.ibitatits, the fire was extingisittheil after consul iiiii g the contents of the room. We understood the gron4e hove been very no. nitrous this year, sod no where Alarquis of IIIutITLICS Moore. The Doke of BED. FOalt and M.lOllllCr Gentlemen, on the I4th, killed brace, out of which lei. Grace bagged 37 Mace :al a half. On the following they his Grace killed 311 bracei mud was haute each day by three o'clock. • .Vl' DEBTOBV COURT, FRIDAY, Au(L.r 2b. ' Edward Time(Jon Goold. E*9. was O'Ntosell lry Mrusrs. An Acl '4 a i,cl A • DREWI. 1111101 i I'3 i lOUS gr01111(1%. The luiter took a vorlialimory obj,elion. nutnely, • want of .tiffieient dratritstion sin the lice or the Insolvent gent lens:see& Irrtspets sun, l rrnot descrihrd himself as Culunel uI the Nottinglintis- Aire Mtlttot. Culotte! Gould, upon his eviminaticin, *fitted, that the Corps of which lie kid bete. formerly Colend uiis utid he did nut rece►ve any PRY-_ Mr. Pot.t.ottc, for the Colonel, observed, that lie was merely u titular Colonel, and his millers bad born all personally garret! .611 lint credittaq. At all events, the willies now appealing to typoi.e by their Conurel clued Owl objection. The COVIIT liver.ruled i i e obection ;. but. con sidering Hist the expeaditure o f SUL during his inspeia u sio ro t (which was since May, 1815) was too generally stet. d, the Colonel was rernet.ded to amend his schedule in that particular. Mr. Richard Crowther. who was remanded on Wednesday. fur the purpose of amendiog his sche dule, by sisPertii.g thirein the ninon:it of certain jewels user in too.,essimi of his wife. but which had wine lion **nice breis sold, now appeared. and pro- duced his who'd u le, amended according to the older of the Court. Whet! lie Court on Wetlne.d:ty had ordered this emenditteut, Mr. Crowther said that he felt compelled to state the jewels were at no period his property, or legally under hi. control, fur the lady called Mrs. Crua ther was taut, in tact, his 11 hen this gentleman was put under examination thin day, Mr. Noittis slieweil him a paper, so folded a: merely to expese :•igituturr, wit hunt disclosing the general emitehte, aid inquired wi ether the rigtorture wur in hid hatid-writrog ?—Mr. Crowther replied it was. Mr. Noun's then nildreFsed the Court, end said, that ihi. paper *VHS tht: certificate of the l'risiirier's marriage to the lady whom he, um the farmer occa sion, described as tad wtrea oil the cer tificate being examined, it bore the date of 1815 Gretna Green. The OM la Examined the Insolvent rind Mr. Wright, a creditor of his, and in the rod di-charged Mr. Crowther, bring Nititdied with his <<6edule as unleaded. The Court Itllo then adjourned until the 14 t h of October next. POLICE. sots-st erT EX I R 10 - H DI NARY COACH JoAn Berl. a stage coachman, was brought berme Mr. illiN ti, b charge of ing eireunistatices:--thi Tuesday night, the 1811. itiataut, filr. Wm. Mostly iltlivered to Win. Hallman, the driver of the Eutbouro welt, belonging to his brother, Mr. Jame. Newly, a causes bag, containing 241. worth of silver, to take by the roach fur his brother the following mottling. Bauman accordingly took charge of it, and for greater secu rity tied it up in a Imre, shawl, mid its the morning, at the Goblets-ewes-yard, Charing-cross, pot the shawl into the seat of the coach ; three Geutletneu, who appeared to lam* each other, got iste the coach at Chat ing-eruss, and the P. is suer, who was in die yard, and who was known to him, asked him to let him ride u far as the Elephant and Castle, St. George's-field., to which he consented, soil the coach started at the usual time, haltpast sevea. %Mei the roach reached the Elephant mud Castle the Prisoner gut off. send • yottug mats who wanted to go to Croydon got on the front of the coach, and the coachman set off, having no passenger behind. Near to Kennington-cross the couclanau'd whip got entangled with the wheel, and horning round to dis entangle it, he übeei red the Prisoner Nailing on the dickey behind. This was quite unexpected, hut he supposed that he hail occasion to go a little further, and therefore took no notice of it. He observed him last on the coach at Kennitigton Gore. At Euthourn the CO:16014A Ilitsit to the seat of the conch fur the salver, and was much surprised at out fiodiug it there. He lust no time its going to the inn, where its three gentlemeu had alighted, sod on mentioning the eircumstance to them, he received such information as led him to suspect that the Prisouer had stolen the shawl and silver, and he c ttttt 1111111iCjit'd his Nfr..lnotem %loftily, who directly came to tows its quest of the Prisoner; be teamed that he was gone to Wedgehill, Hertfordshire, and he accordingly sent there, re. questing that he would come forward and clear his cheese lea. Prisoner did out come to tewu, and Mr. Muscly wrist to Will saw him, and he very willingly accompanied bins to town. On the first examination on Thursday even ' ing none of the gentlemen who had rode in the coach were present, and Mr. Mostly not wishing to proceed harshly againet the Prisoner whilst the evidetsce was so slight, took the word of a Mend of the Prisoner's for les furtheuming neat morning, when Mr. Nosily said he would want the gentlemen to attend. On Friday morning Mr. Tucker, Mr. Neale, nod Mr. Potter, all residing at Kentish Town, attend ed, and the following evidence was given : Mr. Potter plated, that on Wedursilay wed; he got into the coach at Chering.crus, about helf.past seven in the mu ttt i t mg; Mr. Neale and Mr. Tucker, his friends, were also in the coach. At the Golden-cross, Charing cross, he ob served the PrissouT talking' to the coachieati, and from his appearance hr believed lie was the guard; that at the Elephant and Castle he saw the Prisoner sluding near the ranch with the coachman, and between Kentsinetun and B.ixton.causeway, whilst the coach was going at full speed, the Prisoner opened she enechaluer, and said to Mr. Tucker, " I'll thank you to move, I want dl gel a pat eel from the seat ;" sad the Prisoner then opened it, end took out the shawl; that he °Weaved the shawl its the seat when lee lost his cloak-ease in, soil supposing the P.ilaroer to be the guard, he took no notice cf the fiscumotance to the coach man until be armed H Eastbourn, whirr the shawl was oatmeal. Mr. Turkel. stated that the Primmer was the malt who Rot iulu the coach, and rept' tiled him to move while he Imik out the shawl. 1 has was du rs t• while the roach was in mid *Wait a tussle lwamid the El. phatit and Caidl. Mr. Neale said he hail MI 11011b1 1)( the Pri.utlcr D iuR Ilw mast who opened the roach door and took out iliti,b4ir I t though be did out bike to swear to Imo. He was fully ronputtitd to take Li■ trial at Ilse heat As sizes fur the rummy of Surrey. UN 10!4•11ALL. NAVAL EVTELLIGENCS. IORTNNIOITTH, AVGINT Arrived the Providence, .f , ineo, Irons Lunausi, Cut Gi.itio; earl Alums, font B, 4.101. Sailed the Brilliant, As:. b % , roe London. M111'0'1(11, AUGUST 28. Arrived Ilse Lady Nein an pact, with a wail, ace. grunt S.llt•d the FA lil -e trw kt•t, with ditto, for ditto; wool Crbilereagla pat kri, ti itt, ditto, fur Cinliciven. HULL, AUG OR 2s. Ai rivetl thr Eliz.tbeth, &nub Greenland, With aloe ti.h, and 1,850 stab:. LivrnrooL. AUVVST 27. Arrived the Lord Exmouth. —, (ions Hai:lax; sasw4 24th July : on Ilse 25,11, in LW 43. 32. lung 111. 4 spoke the Hai mussy, fi ono Liverpool. thr New Ilion gaud; on the tills August, in hitt. 48. 57. long. 33.40. %puke the he ig Hatbarn, of Workisigton, with tom. of Is,ob topsumtsausl boat. ; 'same slay 'puke the Parag from Laind3ii to Quebec. Alen ar. lived the Itodnry, Iluorsou. (ruin ls:111111Clii ; sailed 19th July : on the 13th Aucust, iu lat. 50.39 long. 14.51 poke tlw Peter and Sarah, t*, out RiJert.;:i for Pram, Edward'. laaud ; emir atsJ paisceigtra all well. TWAT., AUGVIIT ArflVlrd and smiled for thr Vivre the Cor..eailis, front 11w Cape of Geo.! 11.. 1 ,, in 70 days; Perceval, Lis insole.), fruit' Grenada ; It,is. t, E.V4111/, f Dublin ; Ex, Reece, from Lisbon; awl 4yullo, Tarbutt, front Bombay, Isle of Friore, 1111.1 Si lloh 113. in euzlit wt. ks for Came down 1 . 11)131 the Rte. r oroleralay the 1:. bites, Pouter, for Antigua To-day Lord km, for Burma. Ayres aud Calcutta, and ...main in the lltooii., with several outward-humid, as brftwe. The Henry. --, of North Shield., MK fallen in with on !Le 30,h ultimo, by the Canins, %Vocal, in latitude '49. 20. longitude 39. 43. we. ter-logged. bowsprit aid foremast carried 'way, the upper part of the lattyr ling slunk the deck ; all her cables, liawliess, trrrtts , sail*, and provi *ions taken away ; also . tho seamen's chests end bed ding. The cook's lierrth remained on deck, mid a botl, with the II:1111V of " JOHN CHAPLIN" im the stern, any our uuclior on the larboard bow. GUILDFORD ASSIZES.—Iii consequence of an or der listing been received on ‘Vediseaday 11. PETERS, E.,(1. MI L , Sheriff of the County, to carry into effect toe seotettre of the Court on the colotal convict* left fur exectiti to at the last fittil,ll44l As sizes, Monday next (this tla,,) is aliponittil iiir the execration of the folloraitig untortiatiatc crietiiiittl.:— Wfm. West, for surgery; traa. 040 k, 14 6;41- $4 1141y ; and Ina. Pink, fur the like offence. IIERTINGs OP CitfilllTOßm AT GUILDHALL vsnoftßow. . M. It. J. Tomliug, late of Cbarra-rove, builder S Abbott. lute or New-court. nierchact W. Leigh, &lianaligreea, merchant W. Lumley, Jermyo-rlteet, me.nserchnut 2 11 J. &lie, St. MII hael'w•slley, pruvh.ium.tnerchsnt F. Der••re••r aud Cu. BraMut•euurt, merchants .. • R. SllOlllll r, Co. 0801, woullett.draiwr .. 2 10 J. N. Deland, Pratouville, earache's, 2 10 CERT, FICATES .1. Walk( r, of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex, furui lore-brokt.r.--..1., Illineworilt, of l'hilpoi•lsne, Loudon, wine-merehant.—Wm Vot.fortl. of lipptx.elapion, plumber.--(l. Cosine awl T. Cll6lllo', of liricbsbetm t.tone, &atomic, horn-J.-Ipm —A Sionsfield, of [lob bottom, scar Tudosortleu, Halifax, Turk, tom .ao•nt anufact no t r. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Alexandria, for ram. small v.a.clr, name'. uliknown„ no Monday, the 31st instant, at Nu. 13, Clement's-Ilse Re calls sank place, cvtry :110oday and Thursday, fur three The Rochfurt, for spirits 'seized in le Chaska, on Satur day, l6e 291 h instant. ist Ilse Office sif Al.stilnas March, AKesd, Gosport. Recalls aante place, rt. y I , Vclueithry and Thurs day, fur Once mouth•. The Stalling, fur spirits :wind in the Two Brothers and s loop lame, un Saturday, the 20111 ui.tsol, at the (Mice of mammal , m a „.l l , A g s•no, Goa Nn t. Its calla gamy place, (very thes4ley sod 'fbuimtt), Co . ilarc mouths. * .• TO THE ELITOR OF THE BRITISH PAIS,. SIR- -As an Englishman, I le•reeive with deep rrgria that the Atmerma, Government Isms„ in a utib t o f p ra t I p ear ,. with this euns,try. vauntingly named two of their new re-- gates after two of ours which sunk iii surrendering to eneir superior force. This is recording end iiroelaiii•hig a iri•;d , r of triumph over the litrit! , ll Navy! Why, Sir, bare au ia,t a "Chcsapeake" . 111 our navy I mu, Sir, yunrhuniir!e Servant, _ . AN OLD POST 'CAPTAIY 11t0 ✓!O6 110t1 Greeer4 ,- ** art the 0141100 I 61141!0 are hut a Rruiihh Tar, :rnl cieltio.t judge our Geliug. " the' ;uorrier" tear krre tally hto godfather Cluket t gut poor !Broke owl sin :ebonite:7 . 0 Portsmouth, August tw,_lBlB. 71.1 71/1:e. CIIELTENIIASI RACES. TUESDAY. AUGUST 25. Several (7rafh•utru y bf Ibitl place of lashionAle restilt atitterribeil for what re call n parnlory to a foliage better v.:ail:tied race, which, froth Ilwr a iiiii veinent it Afforded we II"' OCC.If.iIIII, and the spirit of the place, p. , ev to become a permanent sildttiou to 111 c racing Establishment. Mr. E. ill Ilf lei b. m Miss Tidmarsh, 5 yrt old. 1 1 Mr. J James'', b. m. 6 yr. nl.l ............. ....... 2 2 51s. Kelly's b. g. by Patrick',, 5 yrs old ..... b 3 Fuut. - tollsersitts; tett, but were not placed. %%'uu enFy. A snatch fur 100 gs. p. p. between lir. Junt , :a g son by Gritnxldi , and Captain own's ilf. a.. nab nun by ibe twiner. A will.mutetitvet 'act, and race' belling. Th e c ep , •+clue Wi l e. Cir the ioaten bolero, its the Sweep stakes, WAS won at two beaus hy Mr. Jrmrr'r b. M. Citellea- Ivan Law, heating Mr. T. Hunt's ch. h. Peanut, and Mr. Freehuta's ch. m. Mrs. Clarke. Thus was an excellent race. Feartioi moatecrtaioly would have won, being • bottom and tried W.V.; I.P.e Booing bens h.o.i worked in the carriage of Mr. T. Hmir, this Prop, i. tor, and butt few days prior to the race being put in It A match between Mr. Woodley's b. z 'zed, and Captain Thou u's b. ;. 11 dteduo, cute milt., fur liOngs. was wuu tv.sy by Ca,. I iiii r. The course was atientic.l by nearly all the Nobility ant Crory, and inhaintanta of Cheltenham. We ean!mt help nphmeming , Mr. Firi'y, the Pi ,mrietur of tl.e Room., a* Ix inz the liras pruututec of this additional ;vaunt:alto') to its minus-oils visttauts. LARD DRdINING. We understand that Mr. Busk, of Ponshours Park, in liertfordshit e, has recently iii enhd. and lusw extensively practises, a new spode of making and using earthen pipes fur draining land, whirl' appears likely to prove of very esseut9,l owl very grotto, utility. Mr. Busk hits, we believ e , übtainril a potent for his iiiveotioh. The pipes are, we leurn, wade by means of a pass, are projected through a horizontal tube, having a Cure suspended in its centre in entire c)linders, by one opetstion, afterwards only regitiiing to be carefully dried and burnt. They rip; ear to came 114, elleap,ond at the same time to fo r m both so ne r f ect an d durable a dram, as to promise to suiiers:•de all °di. wily modes of &analog heretofore in use. Th.y are made of any size or bore wished, and mostly iu “intut three.fiet lengths. Mr. Bask ch.elly uses them of how one inch to two and a halhad) bore, and loth a sow of holes lengthways in each. Tte pipit laid with a small quantity of coarse wiled giavel, but without either bushes. straw. or stubble. The holes are placed downwards. and the emits. goons ends of each two fallowing pipes are pro. &retell hy a short culler made of a larger pipe. Thus an entire water•way is formed of oue tintlul to bore. Into this the water. irsssim: through the ware!, rises by the holes, free (*ram dirt, ts,sol thence snow+ olf aliwo.i witl.o.st a possibility of obs —Larger pipes are used for the leads than for the cianantiu drains, and the cowmen drains a e 1. t into the leads by means of a portion of the smaller Icing hated, when green, into 4 portion of the leading lope. HIM H. -- 0. tht• WWI instant, at l'rutfortt Park, the Lady of Thomas Tfallitud t E.'s]. of a I laurat r. MA SKI AG ES. Ssturday, at St. Bride's Church, Flret.sireet. Mr. E. s of Friday street, to MIN, Purt r, tlanglit.r of Mt Purser, seMLeugravcr and die-milker, of Firet.•t tt t. Tuesday lust, Henry NC4IIII Ilua of Hof loglmo. in Norfolk, Eng. to 1111 C S 'rah, ihr eldest ilnoghter of the Rev. Dixon Home, Tottlexhall, iu this county. 011 'faraday last, at St. James's, Westatinot r (by the Reg Etloan' Smedley, M A.), the Rev J. S. Lityre, G. 4 lir St John . * College, Cambridge, to Sarah Ord, ugh .I., ug hter .1* she Rev. George Wei.t, M.A. of Borden.) Honer, w the Cuusty of Suutimmoptun, mud Rector of Stoke.itext Guildford. DEATH. A servant girl of Mr. Cuward, of Fishtuft, near 500 t..., died °it Tuesday se'unight, a Ina. tyr to the Hopi-nit-tit yr .1 - tice of driiikii g cold water whilst in a state . t !is rot's' a ims. She had just returned from the harvest Si she dulged iii thermal draught, and lingered in culiNcqut :“..t. :it a miserable situation from the previous SAtin dal out:: Cie Tuesday un whieh she di. d. Sise was ally t.,:bteea of age. liTITEIt THIN DAY AT LONININIIIIID:a Morning 158 after 1. I Earning 20 after 2. PRICE. OF STOCKS ON NATCRDAY. Bank Stock 3 per Ct. Red . 74} Bank 1.. Ann... 80 3. 751 74; India Bonds .... SO pi. 3 per Ct. cons..." 74 1 7 . c. DWI. 2. 'II 19 '2 O Pr* 7.8 H Ditto. 'IA. .... 18 /9 Pr. 31 per Cent.(netv) 84,1 Ocniiitsm ......51 41 5 85 Cons. for Ace.. 74! 4 per Cents.... 941:1 741e1;4 Just publish-it, prire fro. in boards, THE tEGIS of LIFE: trientaty on the indiscretions arising from ltun:ia Frailty, iu which the Causes, Symptoms; an.l Isscaul cis of Lacs Yemenis, Gonorrorea, S.: iclun , Si urinal Wrz!.. er*, L.c. are fully develop...l. l'Art ll.cunt ins was llrn o Is; ....I certain Female C !Plaint; iu particulsi Swility. M4ll 111. embracer Prarticil ttliser%ationr nu Sexual Delnhiy. Sit Abuse, Ste. lu Pail IV. is m 146.'4 of Cases illnstrsh%.• r.f th e Ineeethiggnalkiert., explaining them in a Jambe, man. mr, and the whole addrrated to the Youth Matinny of both Sexes. By GOBS and CO. Consulting Sartaotts. May Ift• bad at 2H, Patessuater•ruw, Loudon; au .1 at a 3 Dookaelkn. • -- Aleuts Goss and Co. are to be consulted. as usual, et et y day, at their hon..; and Patients to Ili , C..uutl4 ale it - tweeted to dm' ibr !minutely thu ease, eneloAmt a om's lance for Advice and Metheittr, obicb C4U be furs 31110 I.) any rut of the Wi.rhi. Goss and Cu. MAX. Surgeons, 13, Bouvericatrtet, street, Unwell. LONDON: Printed anti Published at the t►Qiec, Na. 11% Straild ; • herr Adveriteensviits are r.rrival, awl (post-paid) oust be aditresse...—c sulTl4, Nu Clement's loo t Pinter.—.l. murk:, Nu 147, woe . : Publisher. 11l Sa lir 3 01 1011 Rr i eo g I Pt. 4tu. It icl beet ! olit 11 Lain CII 15 1_....0