The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-02-13 00:00:00

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. Last night, after The Beggar's Opera, uhitls 'eat of with great eclat, a new Circe, iit two Oct!, called .Place.lfunfers, was produced for the first time. l'he plot is very pimple, consisting in the a dventures of a set of the numerous class ratio in the naine of the piecc, one mooning at the office of the Seerrtary to the bard of Customs. fortiabras,, a poor gentleman ritseetirlcri 111,111 the Ilonarchs of Norww, with 1.1. 444 periwig through his ha, and Lis ,:lbutsm t1,1014:11 ~trt wrs or Ins ,oatt, Lot Imr.es.'.at 1:f ..1 a.oormre, and thoroughly etwrioettl of Jrh utak of the adage, that 6 lit that has hot impudrace, T. all 'Mugs bas a fair lartesirs," sets out without a breakfast to the scene of his I °pep, to beg for the office of tobacco-hi toe keeper, his pot kets stillf-d with vermeils for vend into and greet men's gentlemeis. Ile succeeds i t , .tealiog into the hull by a hut is sere unceremoniously turned out by the potter Rebuff: 31.5. Oronuto, the widow of a tobacconist its ch ra p su l o , is die ilex' suitor, and for the same place. Rebid,' informs her of Fortinbrus's views, and suggest* a marriage as likely to ensure the situation to both. The widow, after a little cloy. sir SA, assenting, Rebaff make+ the proposal to Fur r:nbras, a ho h a d fou n d his way in 'gaits, and the latter closes with it, on conduit'', of his own Wore, red 31,1.0r0u , .1as success. The tittered descendant of Royalty, after various unsuccessful efforts to gain the Commissioners' alai-room, at length pre. rails on a servant to conduct knit thither, posing himself as it nephew of a more favoured tippler-ant, Alottbonzle, already in possession of that gate to good redone. A most laughable scene tiro errors between the two place-hunter; Forfissfieas rioledenoliog to sound lilontntuzle't obj-11, acid finin deafness and want of memory, the ouo .. oiooce t of extreme old age, telling him every f l ow y but what he wants to know; en ,ii o g a vi a . trolistima of the battle of Quebec, where he had fought, will, o u r of his chambers' in the Temple, %here he hid studied, and representing the Lady ba had wooed and married as a brewer and the Mayor of Marlborough. Meantime Miss Lucy It inttde makes her appearance with is petition on behalf of her cousin end lover, Weltworth, an extra clerk in the office, thinking that " when maidens sue, men give like gods." The fair supplicant is per. secuted by the ragged one to put herself wider his guidance, till she Is delivered by Ircfbcorih, who insists on his returning the petition which he had wrong been her. fortimbrus pretending instant compliance. offers one of his own petitiolo, in t!,e hope that Lucy may present it as her's, which site ruts in her pocket, and retires. Mowirooste bati og fallen asleep, is then stripped of his wig, coked hat, and roquetaure, and wheeled into closet by Furthtbras, who afterwards, by assuming the paraphernalia of the old man, has its audience, !urgent , ' ..hat he supposes to be his petition, and receives a lomniae of compliance with the prayer of it. puffed up with his irnaginary good luck, a- il relating the success of his sou- Loom. to Lary and Wet/worth, a servant brings the latter the notification of his appointment to the place he petitioned for—iti:(l on sit explain'. boo, it comes out that Fortinbras hail, by Usistoke. presented the paper lie had fraiolulently retained as one of his own. The two lovers are mole happy, and the long-descended beggar renews hi. ad dresses to the mistress of the canister, *bum, in his ideal prosperity, he had slighted, but is rejected with disdain ; and the piece condones' with as. appeal to a liberal public to fill those pluces &Around that are always ready for their reception. Mr. Listoe, as Fortinbress, contributed very much to the success the farce experienced ; his representation of the character i. rtHititti to ovary praise. Mrs. Davrx- PORT personated the lady of the moat-slop witli great spirit and humour. Mr. BLANCHARD'S slionbonzk was' quite true to nature, " second childhood so I mere oblivion." Mr. A boor T's tcorilt was very respectable. Muss BRAUMON r was highly pleasing and interesting in Lucy: iii the scene where !.he presses Wellicurth to s'uffe'r her to !at fer his suit, she gave strong expiession to the un suspecting confidence of innocence. l'he farce has some sere amusing incidents', and numerous :witty sallies, tVOMI hits, stud smart reporters. It was re ceived favourably by a very lull house. Mr. J. JOHNSTONE, we underfloor!, will br soon revtortd to Drury-lone theatre. The public would rejoice to levru Ihst it would boon have olvu the benefit of Mrv. MouNTAIN's talents. The subj:•ets fur the prize.; given by the Kew sentatives iu Vahament for the Universily ui Cam bridge for the prevent year are, fur the SENIOR nulugLoat, • Quawait faerit rera indeles ac naeura! MISFILLUACRELORS. _ lister resins' phitos.,plumagn **etas, eviristis potississam tribrenda sit lows rere sapientie! On Wednesday evening s General Assembly of Academicians was called at the Royal Academy, to deo a 31etriber, in the room of Mr. Tut:En, the Sculptor, lately deceased, when Mr. fiturox was clinaen. This Gentleman is well known hum his adnsirahle picture of Una with the Satyrs. in the la.t Exhibition at the Royal Academy. at preber:t in the British Gallery. Yesterday a Court of Directors Was held at the F.4•t India when the following Captains i t .14;0111 iwu i lx cuuuuaws of their rebptenve Cp wain C. R. Gi ibble, Princess Charlotte of Wales—fur evtais J. Blanchard, Carnatic—for Madras and Bengal. remain W. Vounghnsbead,ll.:flrd Castlereagh—for Chime Lta of Paasengera per Windsor, bound to 51a dr.,. : Knowles, Doherty, M. Micaleater, Bleachfry, 'ruiner, and Bohan. Majors Doherty, Maceles ttr, and litsneeley. Captain Gregorie. Lieutenants Tar tar, Ryan. AiocsNu, Tomlinson, Stones. Wallace, Bacon, Andreas, '1....da1e, &OVID, Pun, and Lang. Velrrionry surgeon Coo-gaial, and Mr. Asitistout.gorgeon Bohan, of his 31siesty's 131 h regiment of Light DTMEUILM., Ell•igll liotlrr, of Ike Royal bent.. Mr. Eden, iter. news. .1. bird, Fryer, Simonds, Lotlinginn, Miliisigrr, Haldane, erabnion, Brown, Dartron, l's ton, and litaxland, Cadets. blesses. Juntas, Rutter, and it.dier, Free Merchants. It is 'aid that there are upwards of 500 new houses contemplation to be erected at Brighton. P.ISMON.MLE rEN E.% It The Downer Mellen of Norlltsinsbravvi ik e►p•rti A the Ireginaing of toed weall al her hoorc in 1 rivy•zer.irns, ft:nn her pent in Viirkbhite. The girchiotocks of Exeter It ft to*n yeelerday t tot her seat is Keol. - TM: Marqu,a of Exeter is exp, , eted in town in a few 4srq, fioni Isis gest, Moline', Linen hl•6i The Muglt.% aw,l M• s rlsitolurss •.f t i n ily h a ve We the Duke of Modena:li rest, 11'0..hurii Alikey, fur CuVora. Tins y St. Edmund's, on • lu :Marquis anti Marchioness Corn wallis, The Dowager entinteva of Pembroke is arrivt)l at her house in Givesstlists square, from a i 0.1111% The Ltd and (\woes, of Pembroke arrived 'calm-do at their .I...iher's (the Dowager Connate's or Pembroke) hong* hr Careudi.lr a' care (their 111111 house hi Ih idy flew. Itot Is•inq ready fOl their reception), from their seat, Wilton %Vol's 1..3..1 Artie.) has arriva at his below in St. Jame►'s plate, from a lour. The Duthem of Rielrmotot anti the Lithe, Lennox left town yesitt.inv mortilur for Woottorli es.blu•g, too a visit to the Ihskr and Doebesnof Medford. tail llm.e, uit and family are expected in town in a few da‘v, frido thew soat In Oxfordshire. thorns. Thi-tirtiowsite, Ewl arrived nn Tlonvolav at the Prince i.f Saw C.lntvg Hulrl , Charles-Wirt, twiav,inn. square, fools Itia•eat in Th.. Loiti Rritiot r of ticotlAnd and fatuity have !eft ditto, for Wats n T'olotirl Gorr Lits.zton, %I P. nod fanii'y aro Trrlyed at 111 f:toortnur4tiorrr, front the': 'cal. rscwiun Mask, tam tf.ttli. S 111(1A G, AT LEE'S LONG-I:00MS, Nr.Are TILE MINT. I.ast night {Vest Ccitaitiy Dick took his henefil at the shove rooms, in order lo (IVY 111 P amatena a at the East Burl of the 111M11 a tars. The sedtaa's were not nnmrruus, but ex.a 11.-tat, anal Ike cornte i l ht tween the skilful Ede,. aml Shillllll 11/311 termed admirahli, wail a nia.ter-piece of *elf .I. truce. The stops of Ealm waste completely syste matic, and some of hi, hits were planted wills :such &Imitates* ; 111111 the heady siavigairai.„ Stadion, who now appears to hair come quite round its point of stamina, has also added great improvvinent its his knowledge of boxing, and Must lie viewed lay any of the rnißinp faaternitv, as • formidable opponent. In a very lung bold Shelton ob tained bond approbation; he ?topped nod hit with all the ex perience of an old campaigner; and both of these pugilists took or the glove, with evident masks of general satisfac tion. Gather and lielasen, jun. art-lu with the most deter. mined resolution, and to have the brat sit earls other. Twenty rounds were sharply contested, and Helasto exerted himself with all the energy 4.1 a ring-tight to take the lead. Pepper was nut wanting ; Gadgee also stuck to his sal ve' aary like glue; and loath of them retired with a very Battering shire of applause. Little Gialgerni (Hercules in miatatnee) was opposed to Kink George, a man of colour. The dark oar was considerably taller than his oppotient ; 111 fact. If was a km Ae to a hex as to appearance, hut Ilse useashing mangers of the little Israelite upon pour ..tforto, protlurrill tu:raof laughter; and even Maisel laughed, but the 4vdietace 'bimetal it was 011 the 117111111 Side sir his tit. Tams acord...l" lots of diversion," anal Gidgeon was upon such flood ferias with himself, That hr wanted Macas to have 'smaller taste un his preparing to quit the room, but liltrlker OA , gnitr .ratis4red. The wind-up of the even. tag was between Randall road Dick. lhe prima Irish kW, stoats r%efllPlll, always prepared, and always deci sive, highly amused she amateurs; yet he is seen to greater admen:age ill the ring Omit with the fdaret Dick was on the good seietiee—and opposed Randall wills much evallidettee. 'Upon the whole, it was a moraine trial of skill. Dirk ra tarried ilianksond its evitoirgllCllCT of the deposit being drawn between him and Cropley, be offered to fight may nano in the kingd 1111 l his weight fair 501. or give 6 lb. if rerptia ed. :11artiu and Owen were htrsrut , Lul .hd wit exhibit. TO ME EDlTint OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Sta—ln your Journal of to-day a Corretapoudent hints at the is noleasey %bleb the impression of s Guvernmeist stamp limits Nook motes would fare its clsetk the crime of forgery. It you .sie not wearia of, Mr. Eclitw., with receicmg, and the public wills perusing csoi 1111 l tsuicaii 111 l this inteimin able smkj• et, the fa a following and short observations may prshslia lint a clealuiscl lu publicity thrungh the medium of your valuable Paper. The number of forged n u bs, althautigh principally ►cru. laird by the strength of the temptations wbttb our present stiunetaiy system hulls oust, is, aseves do less, grimly affected b' the old/Scatty attending the uuitnlwu of genuine suites— * hats err, lbs rehire, adds to that difiieulty, will al 111 l iiii•ls the number. It may tie If Ile 111.11 %list one man Can to ilium, smuttier cats late, nail that by increasing the rain, the i 'stip I remains nualteri ; yet, a nide a Inch rrquis eil the jaunt ()minium of lest unit to execute, would subj. et the fabricator of it tai ten limas artifice ask of dell o lion wail would a nude which only called fur the isolated ears Cons of one ill/11V1.111.11. The impression of a duty, n guiltier a sepa rate psucssa Jlllll sdditlona I artists, 11,141111 i throw go cat i nipe fitments ill thus' any uf Ilnsse ai Itu fabris att. Book paper. It has been ole.ervest, and with mitre hulls, proltapv, than may attach its Ile observation, that the Guess oust:lit si.sisup borne 'tilos, the face of casuistry Umiak m o le, is out of their greatest safeguards. And what is three timeasomslole ill this ? A banter is presented in the 1.1111 tf a stamp, and Mink of England notes b. log ft evil by au air payment (torn she impsositians el the duty, ore the w(411 folly of intitrtiou Tu cuury the principle sonic Lit further, the uhAtieles might be Mrs e.ase d , until the means tenni/ea) fur Ilw production arable mitts would be Ili extem sir, that eons raiment would be rendered almost impossible, shire in their fabrication, like neidles, a large manufactory would Ire nett ssary. lit the issue, therefore, of a slide alsirb combines in its execution .1 nal 111 l of tetrad, a cuiscreitraitun of skill, in short, a ploo atom of arts, may we hope toe its effectual coils 84,4iUM 16.• Fluid progress of l'ilf2tiy. 1 will it t •prsa no fusilier than to subscribe myself, Your constant assidsr, VC. R. L. I. F —tibrpary 7, 1819. 4II2ItHUh. Extract from from a letter, dated Frankßut, 1.1- iiit.irt 31 :- " Kotzebue will won leave Man Minn, and reliant to Rus sia. He has lust his character sn much, by having dcgrad. Madill In he a spy Nom his own count' yowl, fur Itimaia, that Ili., departure is viewed by the Germans with pleasure. Some time back he resided at 3Veinoii, where he was c"'PliwY 4 . l az Chief of a System of espionage upuit all Orrinesoy. The information which he thus collected was formed into repidts, which he aside to Fr, net., and gave to a German t o copy, having first token care to ascertain that he did rot unilcrataitil that leln:ia2e. This continued for time, until the Editor of the Opposition Journal of Wrios:tr writ& in by chalice to the 111.41 itiopot of the copyist (with whom he wee acquainted), slums lie found very busily em ployed. Admiring the beastly of the wriliog, hr look up uue of the Ht.'s, and perceived what the subject of Il was. Pie feuding ignorance, however, he asked what was the stature of the ? The copyist replied, that he could eel give him the information be desired, as he 411.1 nut mideriontiol French; that they were wriltroi by NE Kutzcbsse, win, for e king iime had employed him to copy thou. The &blur then regarded hint lea PC. I bun 111 suture all knolls a Midi lie recrn.J f.orn 31. Kotzebue, *lnch Ile c. utplied rpoll per.c.4l they weir. f J Ili contain *react reports of espionage upon Germany, sod were for lite purpose of bring cortunuoicaliAl to the Emperor of Russia himself. In order to put a stop to, 51114 pram ice, soot 101114111reSI to ilir world the honourable nature of 31 Kotzebue's employment, the Editor published them. Kottehtie, enraged, commenced an 3111U11 against Min, Ili *Mai, however, he was cast, and was coedenintil to pay a line of and to publicly beg pardon In the Cll'lllllll pnprus, Sliell is the II tar cha racter of the man who has au lung deceived Ole world'" LAPP 11V LUGIN c COURT OP CHANCIiItY, OVrtirsomralt, I imAir, rEIRIMRY This Bring the les! day of Tenn, the CO , lft %et ocruilietl the chief of the day in hewing tooliiiiis of cuur e. Or:RA-110ISSE. WATKRY b. TAYLOR. !11r. Rout , ELI. asked lersee to mention thii rase to Its Lordship. as lie had directed that it shoutd stimil over till this day. Mr. Sorely you tin not mention the Oper.e.honse case ins a motion of coarse. ?" The LORD CRANCIALOR—" Let it *WA 01. r moil the minions of course ere gone through, for if we once g,4 into the Opera-h nn sr. there is au rod of all the other business for the day." DRURY-LANE THEATRE. COOK tr. at.ossor and the FitorritETofti OF DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The SOLICITOR-GENER Al. stated, that this was thr motion of the Plaintif f , on behalf 0r and the other Lew renters of Drury-lane Theatre, fur en injunction to restrain the Defendant, (:los ing), twin isropreeding in en action st law against the I)roryilme C.mnpatiy, for the recovery of II delft due II thrill In hint. Ile moved this on the same grounds WI lie had eßainft ;11r. h nnike., nn a former neciudon—the right of priority which *a:4 vested in the new trtoet% to lye prtici theiv dtht behoe the debt of ahl tther creditor was lieloidited. Ile lid an stud•.%it ul the fetrice of notice on the 1)i-leo ilmito, but the defendant Cdosimp did nut aisptar. Learned Friend Arthur Vignott) Hopeartti fur the P;•ni•rrtfm4 of the Themtre. It no+ prolla. ii!t• 1111 at It would br Settled out of Court, a- Ii e former case was, and htv LOrdSlllll SWUM lit lirar of it again; but it ens IltsCeSsitry to have- the prompt interference of the Court, as the action ;it law Was set down for trod at the Sittings after Term.— Ile, therefore, trusted that his Lordship would grant the iojutiction. The LORD CHANCELLOR—" Tie tom without prejudice to any °tiler the Uourt may lit reafter wake. ELF.tTIVE PEERS OF SCOTLAND. The Earl of STavrtimoae took the tieeespary oath, to !Mil It. vote .0111 the eleetton of a Peer of Sim kiiti to sit in the floosie of Lord., its thse loons of the Earl of trtol, sleeragell. The first Seal after Tertu will be on Saturday the 2'Utli 1110. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, iVrerrmiNtrrrit, EmuAv, FEIRIIARY 14. Hilary Term ended this day. The Court siit to it lute hone in the eveoing. but the motions did not comprise any metier of public interest Of import mire. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. SIR WATKIN LEWES JoIIN MORGAI. Sir W. OwEN moved the Court on the part of Sir Watkiii Lewes, that all the papers in this cause, in the haul!' of Messrs. Routledge and !tardy, the hue Solicitors of Sir Watkio Lewes, might he delivered op, as it was impossible for Sir ‘Vatkiii to put in his 'Answer to the ititerfrigatories PX1111111.411 by John Morgan, and prayed for further time till the papers were produced, to rumble bun to put in the said answer. This motion was made upon the affidavit of Sir IVettkiii Lewes and Sir John Pt-shell, who shoed, that repeated applications had been made to Messrs. lloutledge and Hardy for the papers, but which they refused to give up, upon the ground 'list Iheir cottts were not paid. The sffidavit states, that Sir Watkin Lewes put the question to Mr. Routledge, when he ra•uatred with him, if it would be conve i;..rit to Mr. liontledge to advance the necesictry fees to Counsel, as usual for nil respectable torn to do, when Mr. Root ledge replied it would but afterwards neglected the lisimss, and called on Sir Wai kin Lt WPM in pat• every fee necessary in this cause ; and Sir Wilt km Lewes bring kept out of the possession of his estates, sod hive sums of money due to him, wirs nut capable to advance soy further moneys to his Solicitors, in consequence of whi c h Messrs. Ituudedge and Hardy have withheld the papers. Sir Witt kits Lewes stated to the Court, that the Lord Chancellor hail lately decided • case of a si milar nature—(Zola Isughlan, 1 Ves. and Beams, 349, that a theist was not to be injured by the solicitor detaining the palms in his possession. Sir Watkin Lewes •lan prayed that all •Qidasits in this cause might he filed, Baron GRAHAM said he was sorry fur the afflic tions of Sir Walken Lewes, but could nut, with rely propriety, in this stage of the busintaly gnat acy further tube. LEAP ASSIZES, 1819. MIDLAND CIRCUIT. Before Chief Justice DALLAS and Mr. Justice BURROW:If .VJrlkampionshire—Saturday, February 27, at North ampton. iisithrod—Friday, March 5, et Okeliam. ineolmaisire—Saturday, March 6, at the Castle of Cal. of Linentn—Same slay, at the Castle of Lincoln. fteatlinghtunzhire—Friday, March 12, at Nottingham. Mien of Nottiavkaist--.Saine day, at the Town.llall •f Nottim:loms. Ihrbpskire--Wedne.ilay, Slam. 17, at Derby. Leiceskrakire—Saltuday, March 20, at the Castle of Lei cester. Bormob of Leicester—Same day, at the Borough of Leicealer. City of Corenfry—Friday, March 26, at the City of Coventry. Waricichshire—SottirdAy, March 27, at Wan irk. flora Y. lina-r.-0,8 the laist day of the field 'porte r on the dosniiii‘ of the Doke of SAXE-WEI MAR, the &mirror of Rus•lA, and the Prince of Ma xEsConulin, killed a prodigious' number of herrn —no leas than twelve litindie"l and eighty-there! The fire and alacrity displayed by lUa IMPERIA L MAJESTY surprised rYt'll bill owls itttriidnasio. It wits a Cli/Ifeiltralt hunt. A 'timid UOlllt hauyurl war afterwards gi►ru by the reigning Duke ta the sportsmen, alien A add boar WWI divan(' in a prcu liat POLIeR. ,t 1 .1 / 4 51071 YlO J.K. A I)INDY n:4Toll£}l. A yristey, MM of ;Ua) r.sp:etatvle*PlWssietrr, named 11,4r4 DIM"! %A w herr riot ;1• p rather of a Dandy cwt. was I thi lop Os the custody of los ofFeer, ch 5.1 4 ,1 by Mr. Hatton, a kw. Ilcr, rivorrit at the lout of I. Inn. bridge, wit . % Comancicil :aro Idler,. Mr. It :Moo, w ho has lost upwards of Stan/ by thefts eons. milted in Ilia shop, shah d, that he was Thlirsday us his parlour, from whirls he hail st view of the shop, at 'bunt three o'clsick, *hen the canoeku with a most fa shionable air, meal astmsl to are anus. gold arses of III" , T"" 1 (1141*Cipliaa. 111 c. Halton wi4 an the shop. no:: N.- tMdwl 50 exhibits Waist containing two of there doles s.:rl, which Mr. Dowling examined with the are fleecy of a urn. iiiiinseur. S., much advantage ha• 1114 a tale.. of ja'wrilrl a I .Y Ziliterl at web as other thieve., Iliat 31r. II dims bail ale. terminal that costumers slimild I, served in hia shop by non, bail himeelf or his wife, tool hr kept a 1111 k I .OY con stantly. in the skip to have his rye patron all ahn P• 1 1 .1.4 eat snepici sus fiesta iption The app. s l aw eof Mr. Dowling preremied him (*llan snisposiog there was any danger, be sides, the gentle,' say had talked !at trolled!, noon stones, in deserthing lhe 4.f stone lie w idled for, namely, a Mood stone, (h a s is wont') h eve been .'most au instill to common 14119 e In Ibi,, ban capable of stealing flue. Mr Hatton was surprised al searing his wise answer Mr !healing Ja ilor.• ekes ply nom maknoz, the refined that the hey shim's! take * seal to Tower-strict where it *lnlaid hr paid fur, 'sisal went into the shop to say that the seal shoidil he ions. Mr.. Hatton it that I/II 111,111 fa 111, 13tet, Sir, )•iiis hive rot an. other seal iu your hand." The Pi isosor ispeited his left bind Anil gave rip a seal ticketed at It. Siis obsessing at the same time, e I God ! you don't think I wanted to !t. al it " 11e Halton insides) on arciampanyiii‘ him to Tower tom house in which Mr Muslin.; reluetaiitty conveyed him, where he saw a gentleitta a aho admit..') that he knew the Poisoner, Kid denied dial be hid Nen iti the 11160 of psylog money for Isian, oe had any idea of 1,4% ing for the seal. Ihi heaving the enema-lances, however, the gentleman said lie should williney less the prier of Ihr seal If, prevent the dis grace of an exposiiii-. II•11uri it fossil, his object being Ifl panish a person who ap p eared so well qualified to impose lupins shistikeer s • by lila sildreir• visit a ppeaciiiiee. In the Nis 1111 l pocket nothing was foment nolliwith• standing his dA•imie, appearance, hat a penny-piece and the duplicate Of in mimic paw:wit bar three shillings. Howling was toile unemlin ..... ed, anal aremeal *neon. (Tailed. 11. 41• patrol that lie bail intended In lw diskingeal, anil sail the !.al was in hi. hued by ensue archls 'lshe laird Mayor approved much of 31r Itatioies ego. dart, snail said Itii• race ..:14 a Coltip:. IC .sne of goer oh" said folly coinsititled the l's who has 'served his WOW 19 a milt:mi. BOW Yesterday a long investigation of • most disaressisig nature took place before It. Ilimatc, E.sei, The sahj• el was, a 11.111 being charged by hi. (attar, hail ander what head of charges we scarcely know how to rank it, they brill.: so 011- merous and various ; ;.sit.l under such peculiar anal dist►ess► inz circumstances, that it was feared at one time that a charge could not be made out that was tangible beim e 31agistrate. The siatist slice of the r barge ngriast this young desperado, who i. 29 years or 11.14 . . IX. lhal lie 111,14 bud I hrt•C uss,a•ro, loop at• tha ni lie his 4.1 . % cif HO a lurn•over ap prentice, and his conduct bag ti en alb bail they could taut ".Melt him 011ie. Roos miremoliart ill Ilwir business, or from pill. ring, &v. yet alining two yenta of hill :apprenticeship he has he, aat sea In rodrarour to pa claim him, a n d to grt hies from a very had ru usi wiuu. :lilt he is now worse than ever. His father is a I.,reigna r sal a gentleman's butler, 811.1 has 1.1 . 11 21 years ait liiigland, and 3. a ram( of his eseelleist ermahrt, has bail only two places since he has heel' ill England; he ass overwhelmed ait h tears tinting the time he ass ; he produced hills and receipts fui the differ. ait charges be hail paid for the Pi sour►, to the amount of 110/ and he mold 00l arw d to pay any more. The Pi isomer has lately been auly to the residence of his mother. alto keeps aad lin Fomers Town, wl u •re he has broke the aintivaa of the house, anal by his abusive Language and threat+ towards his mother and sister, collided crowds sound she house. They were ; how elfrt; in such grief on account of Isis desperate conduct, that they caudal nut attend the °Mee yestee day, to make charges against him. Another son of the Prosecutor attended, and stated gene. rally the threats and misconduct of the Prisoner Nasal els his mother, his %mar, said himself; tint tin his being told that he must make the charge upon oath agatost his brusher, that lie went in hit.hly fear of him, lie declined mak mg the charge, end hurst into s flood of tear.. Another instance of the most ►hoorkine Ileprat ity of the Prisoner towards his own family is, baviug o Mooed his youngest brother, about 15 trees of az... away from his in 'a le r's hostas. in Hammersmith three nights and der, end cue deatlairine to persnAdc hint to rut" his 'neater, and to join a Irani of 'lntros. The Nlagistratc very humanely contriet d to.pare the feel 111ZIP of his father, or guy of he. 11101 committed him on a charge of one of 1115 1114 , 1E15, for ntealitig a rouble hook from the Roman Catholic cbinel al Somas Town. Oil this charge being made, the Pi inoncr called out in loud, taunting, liaidenril, and unfeeling un r, and s■ked his master how much his father had given him In come and swear against I ; and ,n he slam, taken out of Ike Mire In be conacy.d In pnnnu,he treated it with the greatest indif ference, guying, he ahatild nine of his cumpaisions to Ncw gale. DARING ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY. rharlts %'idser•l/, a well kiiiian clivrarim7, - ;as ehareed with being raacerned with the t daring robbers in violently asraulUut and CIIIICNVOUIIIIZ to rob Wm. Taylor, in the employ of Messrs. Sim phen Thomas Wits ssss s of bilibimith-strm et, Clivapsole, ►ilk-m.rrrrs, of Core pliers of silk, of the value 0(60/ about a (imparter past five o'clock on Thursday afternoon, iii Ifi_h-strut, 9t. GllePa, whin hr was met and moped by the Prisimber, a hu gave him several vililmait blows in his face, and he aa, soil round. ml by Cone or live others, the companions of the Prisoner, alio chtleit voureml to force his boodle from him, but he being sensible Guilts value, succor' ilm in krepiog it RNI".., and call, il loudly tier assistance. The gang ran off; he possumd them, in whim!, he %as join. il by Mr. Williant Hrllkndeo, of (114r lotte.street, Purilitorl-plarc, wlwo on• of 1111. (Ana turned round in lkumark-slrrrl sail PIIIIrk the latter it violent blow on the face. They ptiesuirl them into Short's Gaidens, where they lost sight of them. The Pi isuner was afterwards traced and taken. He was committed. oniphre)s diseovereil two of the others in the afternoon, sod wpprelw•udt•d George Dean was rbateed by John Lloyd, * watchman, with atienipti eig hi I'oll weveral gen' 'milieu tinder C we'd garden when they Cllllll. 0111 of the theatre on Thom.- dry night, shout eleven o'clock —He was committed. Eihrard EYHott w4s charge., s ith attempting to 4441. Mr. C. Pauli, of Chrriug-cross, oil Thutsdusrveniug, in RuPsiii slrert, Curcut.gnrilen, he having drtrrlyd hie hum? in 1.4. 1100 ket. The Ps ironer M3O 01114) (10111 , Z111 wuh Ylisklilly Milllting Mr. li.cudtrr, 4)f thr v !hotel, Piccadilly, colio!..ttiy with Air. Pruh at the time. The Pri14.155 M A nr.:tintiouGN-tilt FLT. realrrday a Cale came nn at tin. Other, which excited the greatest lllllrest to • mortlun of the iiixhiunalile iiirt of the community, in ciiiisetimiic e of *CVO'S 01 )111111C Nt.hleincis be_ tug the ultjecia of the cliaige in queoliiii. For some time pi for to the arrival of the Magnets ate, tw eetsl dandies of the flint order arse bbaerard parading the avenues adjacent to the Office, when their anxiety was at length satnbed by the arrival of a Wean. yienarti, si hit lo contained four gentlyracu of high distinction and noble fa• 'oilier, one a nephew to a Nuhle turd in ufike, who hail all been (unlined is Sr. Aoist's watch•honee front half l-aat tau u'cliirit the game matting. Oia •liglsting from the roach, they were emadvert J In the Magistrates' room, *heir the en., preivetl • pinata hearing before Mr. Daher, the pitting Magiatiate. rear watchmen attended, and nave tei.l.nu to the fultualag at et That about tarn u r rluck, yrocrday montinr. Pitchtr, watchman u( Si. Uses parish, wu ala.guiti b t ;:s nol.e *WA. peeler:ears! from ;I , p.n townrda dot ispOt, •Illeie he found a ISM/ lw r or pee : sow s hektens,c is, w eery diaordesly wanner, :Imo's% whom I wese the arc:most party, wills w few oilers, rho were tie t conepirsoms in disturbing the prate. Ile 50.1.5..1 toens t.s eu toms eahly to their home., but they retss,,st, Nod somassltesl him, on which he apraorhis rattle, when aces-rat came 1.. bin tsaitiance, rho were aboard I. them, ▪ the iscphew of I.ord was chat ors.el wish harts.; Ism k 01114' 11( Ill.! wilts bonen. The Maoist cossfss*soss pss:- veils d, sod four *A re taken to St. Anne. watch-house, 1.. t th e fi sh ers rwunped, two of whom were equally culpwl.l , . It was .1... c lint they were vary alma:ire its the •osi. how.., mot it,, hens: elmawned to he los herd up, Shp • .• los lo lock 1.11 o r dare lot kua op, 1111 4 wfut Is Porher Irplirtl, `• I. rk you op." sod It eli-rte l.rust twkros, thry wrrr rot li:si el so It osst:l cone o'clock .1,, is ft Ur. fir./11‘11,011, 'of Marlhorotigh-istrect, amass. ss d fur stole prar?oce._ _ . _ . The .1. Cense of the Gentlemen was, 111.4 they Ipd her,. tisk kunor wine at a Tavern, not far distant from th• of action, and un reitirnisi ! home they were Imo lord I.y some peraron., who assailed them with MP foul an ep.thei, that they rem...manifest with them, which canard the ilio_ order, when the watchmen came up and look them, u Lite lie ..sremline pa. ty cans ped. Mr. Mit rn, the Ill•giatrate, olitierveri, that he tlinsoel.t the part's.• Ira, erreiverl nulhcirol puniAsment by brier ism fiend in the wateliAsmae the whole time, a n d fiamlvrd she romp, • , nn cionlition of a small rec. ~,,, penile height made, and ` Ile y left tin Offire appare n tly mu ch d e p resse d a l um 1 1 0 confi limes& .4*fonl Vynn, a young man, wsi brought up it, the r.••. Indy of a *.str Isonnii, having torn funsid at an tiimel,t,ll hour lurking about the done of the Duke u.l There ',c11.!: no evidence ..1 his I Stulliun isa commit • ft Ion:, be %vas o.Cchas-getl. DAEING .ITTCMPT AT 110CSE-1111E.4h7Sa. At an early I yeaterday morning some dieing attempirol to break into and rob the dwelling hon., of Colin Roberta, EA. airroare at the top of 1.01,d•-tiro I ; aoppo.ring the whale of floe family were HI there town house in Hassell. glare; lily pot over a hizh wall n't the rear of the !tunas., eiglioself the garde'', 41141 rot 11110 the yard, ao•ol with the asai•taliee of a ladoloe, they got iu at a one pa r h ek windoowr, the /doors 1111 1•31 . 11 111.11.! bort:rot they roorld proceed no fmilser without orpeloing thew, the moire made awoke the Milli set vmta, ho throw I,r olp the miner, read and " Murder !" The vol: , 111/11 , :ng the aermords were alone, orde re d then, in bc .:lent atlie peril of their live,; lost fortunattly Ilie violence loarpo.io .1 to sleep in the honer, ant 1111 houriog the noise, he made hos appwarante aI 11101 INT window learned the e 1.., o•t . alarm, he r•dled out" 'Watch a- wet al limo a, alio or the watehman atatibned at the end of the lane sprang his and the villains made a precipitate retreat, without off , ct iso4 !Mir propose. thol kit * large axe and a slo-p -palatal tis....kaife beh.u4 them. ,11/.YS MARY ANN MUTT. Ihisraday the Itignest on the hasty of Miss Mary Ann Mutt, wit.. wax found drowned hear Brighton, was apt,. . 1 111111011C.1 at Itotiing , leari„ agreeable to .1 11 joutrainvo, .41 MOachy, ror the purpose of coltreting forthir tvith lice re_ speciisoe Ilia my.letioua and 'melancholy s vent. hum lute iitarwiuslion of Mr. K. Mutt, uncle to the de craaed, it appeartd that the ton,,g lady Itetrayool iou p • o. enlar futures of a dialreascil or di.ordered mood on So.n.to y last, that Idle eurripl-ined of a pain in her head briore dhow r, and retired to to r dowdier for half an hour. She Pat Joan to dinner with the footilly, and at three u'rhuk in the •fnr aunn the deceased left Louie sith an half ni to fn to Wolneas war Purpr.vd at the long absence of hi. nitre, and wade inquirers the came evening nt the coat h office., and aionog the friemlS of the deceaw , d, without ;icy information. flow...is nine and ten u clot P, a louse pule a paper was found un the stairesow, elidtitt:y the luau writing of the docea.ed, containing al ill< ulirren I sr.,- lelirriy, part of a inch were written auk a pencil, ao of Oil!. !elated. Witness thought her mind was dittur.iated. dr ri pro d had lived with him twelve month., Hit:Ansi! Briggs rout the d d nu Sunday ariernon-, Own' bye u'i liwk, walking uear the Crescent. Witness sil drEssed her, kut rceeised no answer. Mr SusiWu, surgeon, examirud the hndy, nrd trued 11. t diarnecr ashy mai La of •iuleure which would eau., brr death. %%sums' had us' doubt but th,t she Bird by .6111,.. ratios'. criarrer of Mr Grow Molt, roon:o of the olreem.,,l, wait ronelwore as to Coe nottofeglation of a .lisurderrti uu mile or Iwo oirca,ioso. After an investigation of six hours, the Jury reinrued a verdict of insanity at the time of drowning hererg." The holly of the deceased was locked up co Mond .y moining, whirr the chirs. of Grecnway.bill, • distance ..f three miles from Itrty.liton. It is suppoetd the sonfortsmaie female thr ew bristle' Plato the sea f off the ('iescrtii groin. The singular cireunishince of a 'ming man and woman b.. jug areli about five o'clock on Solidity aft, 1111011)11, sittnig h.. gether un the beach, at lihick.rock.bui loin. by one Daniels. who gains his liy.tig as a are rover, and passing by them just as it was growing dusk, otrasitmed • strong stopiciow that the . d 1.411 IWPII murdered. The patient iiivestig mom of the Corwin's Jury has ',bared the public feelings ritual' this paiuful supposition. ALLEGED SUICIDR IT POISON. ha Inquisition was taken on Thursday eveniecz, !env, THOMAS Stmi.Toll, Esq. Coioner for the city tit I nndins and limough of Sontlawark, at the Canterbury Aims, Can. terbury-squarr, Dean-street, Borough, on the body of Miss Alan !mess, otherwise Mrs. Stewart, a young 1111,111311 of beautiful person, wise cob/1110.d with g G sl aile rti•o pe,ly, Mr. —, well know.. au the city of L lon. 'fie death of the deceased was stated to have been cans. a by h. taking a pisinity of opium. Mr• Mary Ford, the firm witness examined, stated, tbst she knew the ileteroud for a considerable lime; • ll,' a in Black I. -saps:sae, l'ooley-streel, and had floods hs.gi match addicted I...kinking. Witness did not know Oa. r.o. son the deceased drank he freely; her rulml, she might probably not have been at east. On last , Thursdav, and Friday nights, the deceased gut boos. a1..1, and on h..tiirday night she neat to the King's Wail, .is l'onleystreet, and drank some spirits. M aloes% went I • her, and daasik with her ; the deceased went out Nit the house, and returned again in a few minutia, and witness saw her put something in her month like .1... cesseilafttrwards fell its a lit, and by means !mai to r. eoWer her she became sensible, and was conveyed bwie, and ..“ her way thither she soul that she hail taken poison, but news did sort pay notch attention to what 1.14.. s el, heel s . ' see had fortoently before told her that she had swaross..l tralsolious Mgr. 'heists. During the *hole of Sia usday mg: the deceased lay insensible, 6114 it was tholighl to have 14,11 caused by the effects of the quantity of liquor she 11....1 drank, rather than from her having taken ally thong of a ii. frictions quality ; On Ike following morninz, in coos. galence of her not recovering, a surgeon was sent fur, hot whew hr arrivedhe pronounced he r d ea d. Mr Neal, chemist, Touter street, wand, that he bad fr... fluently sold opium to the demised, mantle op into pills ; ua hatioday last she purchased sufficient for tor to take at three different t meg, accurdiog to the quautary she tessiallv took. Witness could not say that ber death was canssd by h. r taking the opium—brel that, combined with the spirals ei sttd a. taken, was moat likely to hove produesd her dis uwisett:teaufacolatuotllialemribetwhei t j a n u llu e 7re to ; w a th er . e sol ter t e l i i i a . Clre i r a' or e . t r iu , " 7 are he r s d ev u e n ti l a d m . e .. n o:g: a d r ir si st i.hrk f . rin t .i.try sik .s. ig rl i rr th w eis m po e ain, romsu o tt r a f t iee rom , r ke ow s its . r p ne ir da Died friars ex.:mare deb./aro. verdict h d, , *: .41 _ 111