The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-04-16 00:00:00

DRURY-LANG THEATRE. TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLEN r MAJEiIY IN I.ioUNCI L. The HUMBLE PETITION of the Proprietors of the late Theatre Koyal, Drury lanr, in behalf of thein• selres, and others, gkatly interest. io the re-estab bshosent of the property, and the re-building of the snot Theatre ; • gIiEWETH, That the late Theatre Royal was erected is the year rigt, by means of Sebacriptioil Shares, amounting to the earn of irae hinvlred and fifty thiauxind pomade, *se moiety of which wa• a pplicable to the extinction of the existing hicuothraacef ern the old Theatre, and the other, to the re building of she Theatre. That the application of the whole was placed in the hands of Treaters, Namely, Sir Richard Ford, Theron Hans awrsly, sad Alliony Willis, Emirs. after proper deed@ of trust leen prepared and exrceted, ender the direction and with rite of Sir Arthur Fi;gutt, Jobe Maddock', and Borisitili Esc.. Tint the estimate of the expense ttf re-boilding t►e The eire was stated by Mr. Holland, the Architect employed, at ,r i toy thousand pounds; to vbich estimate he 'ivied hie same, at the head of the deed, which contained the sips• tures of t►e Subscribers. That, *Meg to carious and entorseee cireonsetweets, the difficulty of forming a just estimate of the extent of the ell. pease of so novel an undertaking, as the building of a This etre, arias scale of aniwered-rated Nagai, nate and grantirar, sod toile itwspeririter of Vr. Holland, in the acesinipliah. mut of sorb ea object, but wit hoot attributing the slightest usfa.r oaduct to h , oi, the allotted Mm of eighty thousand •r) awl' was espenth .1, and the Theatre opened in the twee nor of the year t7oe, is • very incomplete state, with the intended so rounding buildings, comprised in the plan and manor, lot evea henna, soil a debt, 'mending ode lusaelied and sissy ihoassod pommels, left oaprovided for. Thar, reader these ciresaistancea, the Proprietoes took the liqaidatiou of this &hi upon themselves, altiwagh so pet unial respossibility could attach to them. Viet real difficulties and embarrasainerita, however, ea lowed their endeavour.' to cu.** the Theatre to bear this 1.1, auil, is lb* year 11101, a fair, amicable, sad most satin fatal y settle:rural was snide, Glider the t o m e akto a irect i na B ed authority of the Lord Chancellor, Lord Eldon, without for esertioa of whose penetrating mind, salutary sugges tions, and the woodier attentive winch his Lordship roude• menet to bestow on the subject, the Thcatro properly, with the demand, of all its ereiliton, must have been irre trievably lost said eralogisined. That the Rates and Revelation* needdished, is coura ge/sea, became an order of the Court of Chaacery in the same year, the Proprietors making over, for the Imnelit of the Creditors, all Interest rad profits in the roneern, reserv ist only air annual allowaiste, at the rate of son ISUiNINIS far each quarter share, allotted to them by the lord Chancellor. That fora that lime the MOOS perfect regularity prevailed is the rwjectilt,aremmEng to that order, and the Lord Chan . - tenor'. arvanemens lewd intestine were rar.rtly attend. it to sad &hilted; the consequence was, although the strictest raccoar) 'senora) , did and prevail is the managesseot. a gradual II relirtion of the debt caning in the year loot; and a ressenable hope of eltimately satisfying every just deseaad ars the property. • That the property, thee circumstanced, with the means of Awing* thee& ht rarygeesemety inorsesiag, lbw whale was destroyed by Ass nimbly of Arc, is the morals of Feinstein, ten. That the whole.( the property, owing to the suorbitaut torso demaisetrd by the llsrairayee Ogees, hod been he wed to the tempest soli of thirty-Ave thousand poesda That since that misfortune, affecting even the livelihood of SU large a easaunity, the attention of the Proprietors was directed priscipally to the keeping together the Drury hue canny, relinquishing every part of the allowance allotted to theserclres, while proper aseranires were proceed ed so fur the establishment of the former Theatre and pro perty ; end this endeavour, under the candid protection of the Lord Chamberlain, ha. happily succeeded; on that the Commay, and the various persons employed a the under taking, cam *eagerly be said to have beer at all milerras is the ca:antity of the Are And the peblie as entainly has ma been deprived of the secommodatios of two Theatres fur tb temporary resort of the summit', of the drama. That, while thus circumstanced, and while the Proprietor, nee succeasfully proceeding in the necessary preliminary romans to the re-building of the Theatre, sad of making a jest and krieriorthte settlement with all the different classes of claimants on lain destroyed properly, year Petitioners heard with astonishment, and, indeed, fur some time with in. rethslity, that • plan was in agitatioa fur *Wog selvautsge rail", sinte of misfortune in which the Drary-Jane interests sere involved, to establish a third Theatre, sad thereby an. Incept the means, and destroy the possibility of rebuilding Ile Theatre of Dritry•luse ; sad in which a priority. much nreeding the sum of three buudred thousand pounds, bad been embarked. That your p..t Wooers upon the whole submit, that the plea smell by the Petitioners for the new project," That the in. ro ry e of tlu:sixe and pepsin,'.... of the metropolis requires thud Theatre," is sot proved. Bat awn. Petitioners further maned, that If a third *Ali bi otalibstool Theatre should indeed be deemed necessary, urol r.e:ie.l fur by the public, the Proprietor, of Drury-lane 1 lento. line • third 'receive! Patent, which has been pin , (114,;11 at • considerable pence by the Trustees of the Theatre, sad ai Lich they are willing should be applied to Ile stimogneut of the nose object, instead of alluvriag new SPSSIIisIUSS to iiiteifere with their just rights. 1 bat your Petitioners lay ate means purpose to coatend, that it might not he better for the genial interests of the irLSS, sad the purposes for which it has so lul.. been row tiered as a tt o!sject of legislative protection, that the co met moitopoly :Imola he wholly destroyed. Your Peti ',N.... conviction, tbut the inesnediste destruction of the inicet and utility of the stage would be the consequence, til'ninety pass by ; but your. Petitions., humbly insist, that tlt ma instance, since the reign of Charles the Second, a patent rights, however doubtful, iu the purpose and a of theirgnuit and origin, have ben reclaimed from reitors QV purchaser'', without due compensation those who have relied vu the security, or embarked sus apes the faith of such monopoly. such by been she acknowledge', construction and ale of the patent right of the established Theatres, . the whole course of the reign of our present most (ire- Sovereign, your Petitioners assert, sad are reade to toys your most' Honourable Committee of Pricy Poo all these accounts, maybe Petitioners bare only request, that y may be allowed to be heard, by or counsel, in respect to the whole attic ease, and 'hard to the npenur title which your Petitioners ;lan Pert of the Properaton, Reiner% and Creditors of Hrarj•lime Theatre, to the protection of a charter 'poration, shach has always been is the eirose.ripla le.litioriera, ay the only practicable is. d: rt. clue Inientre, and mak jog • Jest and hnw.urable ar t w.tb the num.:iota aid respectable prisons has. ens preopr.rity. 'Purim., Petition, entering more at large into the of the Patent right, asset vetl ably dream, we* reel o nu P h'rrib pal tiwtt let ty laberi **to nu 1 4:r walls That atic Kees i , o , c 4 )4 the tot, wt., blacY, to therkSll•6! WWI fllrird r i; , ` Ile. Ile, of 4,ildwtllln C•lne,t ttett it I A u.p o , .-uk, o 4 b 1 %yr. HYDE-PARS. This charming place was, yesterday, all the Fashemiltles of %Vest stet', as well us a numerous assemblage of visit,rs front the East-end of the town. At four o'clock. th.: line of earti from Kensington-Gardens to Hyde-Park-Corner were four w breadth ; the contours.: of erviesironis was numerous in proportion. kler floyal MO riess the Princess Charlotte of Wales, attended by that Dowager Litly Dr Clifford, and two cot his Se rene Highness the Duke of Brunswick's sous. came down the role at four o'clock, to a yellow landau and four, with two oat-riders. The Earl tifSelton, Lord Hawke. Capt. Agar. and Mr. Bust•iii, drote four-in-hand. The curriwges were so thick, they were constoritly clashing with each other, 41111 it was with difficulty some of them were stiselitsoglcil. —Aiuou4 time of elegant equipage. were shoe of the Duchess of Devonshire; the Alarchitnies.es of Stlisbury. Buckingham. and I) .witshire ; and Countesses Nelson, Camden. and Barrytuure. The farce of Hit ur Miss r.o es greatly at tractive at the Lyceum Theatre. On Saturday night it produced an overflow. Little k NIGH r ass admirable in Jerry Blossom. Mr. JOUNSfUNK, Mr. MATHILWS, &c. displayed their u3u4l excel. knee. . The frequenters or the Theatre. at Liverpool, hate been atteariptinA fur sonic tarn.. to prevail on the Muntgers to admit at hill price. A corres pondence tan tins wallvet took place. in the Liver pool Pipers; hut, from the uo-quivoesl and (tr ebled repugnance of Ntrusrs. La. wta anti FiNwitt, that levitates. at as not likely they would consent to such a measure. The celebrated PAUL nnerteto died at Park at the latter end of last Imo ith„ in very initigent tareunist .ucvs. His fiarttine, on his return limn ludio. • few years ago. WAS %opposed to consider ably exceed half a million sterling. A Burl Wig lately fought at Paris between two comedian% (M. PRIMUS and M. Delut.x) of the Theatre Francois, in consequence of a yuarrcl, oc casioned by jealousy; both haring fur some time Fad their addresses to the some lady. It et not a little isingular that both ga'lltut• are upwards of sixty years of age, an.' the ohjetit of their tender flame on the verge of seventy. Tory sere attended to the tiehl—tite former. by his soil ; the latter, by his nephew. On the. rirst lire, M. Dout.s was wounded in the arm, when a recoociliation took place. Saturday morning, shoot tyro o'elock, a fi-e took place at a house is the Loner Road, Utptfo.d. One house was consti.ned, and two much injured, before it we% extinguished. Sir Hiatus Mynas, the Commander-in-Chief. remained at his office, iu the Hume-Guar)-, all the tsights of the late ihetiroances.---f)n Sir DAVID held a public lac at his otfi.:e, and gave andi..ticss to several military officer% The Hon. Brigadier-Generil SecwallT, Lient. Col. Wavens, and Lieut. VITA-CLARRNAR. telt WI 11. on Thursday night, to inabork on beard the Amethyst frigate at Plymoutn, for Portugal. The Excellent, 71, Caviin GRIVFITU, and the Apollo, Captain Toyama, were paid if, log week, at Po tsasouth. Tao vessels from France, laden with burr stones and 6:inn, are arrived at Portsmouth. They left Caen oil Moiislay last. Caiitain ItyvEs is ap ' , tinted to the Africa. Mr. Wt.:NETT, surge in of Forum Hospital, is n ! , 1 .6.11.ted Surgeon of Paington Hosp:tol. Tile Triton, Taoist...iv. and the Governor Core, Martooco, from New York, fur Toteniugrn. were taken by a French privateer, and carried into C01d... ld... 1111 the lit inst. Mr. at E and Mr. W. Dice is sow hare sail ed, for Ihe purpose of arr.nvm; an radioinge of pns welt the French Govern:tie:it. . . Admiral Sir Call/ILES COTT.),I, who is appointed to 1113cer?..1 Lord Cow (MOOD is the command in the Medit• ongilkitly afternnoo, for that station. Sir CHARLFII will hoist bit titx wt board the Son NLYE ie to com mand he... The Hibernia returns to Eeglasiil. Lord Cowsowoon is hourly extracted to arrive ; as fliscrett tory leave has le ea sent out to his I. irrl ship. hat to watt the arrival t.f Sir CHAELEN Correct, his health had already suffered so much from fa tigue and protracted service. The convoy for the East Indies. in charge of the SCOTT. from St. Helen's nu Futility morning. with a film wind. The Gra:apes. 50. Ole% fIANWELL, is appointed to sail in a few days with another convoy. The Sweet Cecile, ,ilawiefc Coale. and Cantos. for Chine. and the Diann, for Madras and Bengal, now remain thee. Tile Diane takes out Lieut-General Sir SAMUEL. At/muter. Commander-in-Cturf at Madras. The Owen Glendower, Capt. Stmar. N appointed con voy for New Ilrunswick and Quebec. Th.: Lary. alms, Hon. Captain Mayas, will proceed shortly to the Meditturarican. The (Janette of Saturday night contains the ap pointment of Ilmsav WEsr Barn( (the Young R • )to be Cornet in the Shropshire reginicut of Yeinuanry Cavalry 3 and also the appointment or JAIUS Scaanst.t., gentleman cadet. front the Email Military College, to be Ensign in the 9th regiment of foot. This latter gentlemen is the eldest son of Mrs. Mums, and brother of the cele brated Miss Mums, the little sonder, who only appeared a month too lute sit Covent Gaidem to have eclipsed the Young Roscius. On Saturday se'nuight a most dreadful fire broke out in • bake-ho.ise emplo s el for baking hisket fur the Victualli•ig-oflier at Plymouth. at the hack part of a house at the lower end of Ta vistock-street. Gilittou's-field. It mired with treat violence from half-past ten o'clor k till two in the morning, when it was finally got under. The only damage was the burning down the bake-house, a flour and hisket loft, with some sacks of flour, and about JOO bags of Maker. foe Hi, MAJESTY'S ser vice. Extract letter from the Cape of Good Elope, dated Jan. 23 :—" La night the Boadicea, one of our cruise's, arrived from the M 'wino.: she brigs the unpleasant intell . ozenee, that our pri soners have not barn set to I.olm lot exchange, a. we h previnn•ly' hecn lel to aul q •ow•; .11111 what is still mote slim mg, the G .verso• had intimated his determtnat..as not to exciladarre then on any terms. The Leopard has neen joined to the "qua *iron u.i the ho.ubay statism." 8031E1:SFr COUNTY ASSIZES. At Tstuitona an action was tried before it special jury, h itnig hi hy G. Balch, E.g. agitorit Mr. Poole, a gentleman, of considerable property, for honl injf and killing a deer, which had escaped trout Mr. Balch's pa: k, at S.lllit A 11.11 1 ,3, iu this cutfrity, wherein a verdict ass given for the Plaintiff. The verdict skews that the opinion generally entertained, and which has been too ()deo act.-il upon, that deer loch break Lot of a park cease to be the property of the original owner, mid that any geotlentais has a right to Inuit and kill such deer, is erroneous ; indeed the Defendant's Counsel did net eveu set tip 'Arch 41 right on the trial. Its a cause 'nought on at these Assizes by a lady, who, with her sisters, keeps a most respectable IPiariiiniv.fchool for yotnr• ladies in Bath, mouton the "'Astor of Le Pape liotZ for a must wanton and unfounded 111,.l that appeared in a publication which for a short time disgiaced the preni, the Defendant's Couirwl admitted the t barge, but pleaded alinement of damage. in consideration of the author's %Guth, his want of prorwrty. and sin cere dispositiou he had evinced to make ail amends in his potter by so ample ass apology as would place the Plaintiff in as •• high and distinguished a light as she had ever deserved to shine in." But this apology being offered too tate toile received with honour ; and •sevend• inapt respectable gentle men of Bath having attended and spoken of the Plaintiff in terms that did not let her character %utter its passing throngli this fiery ordeal, the Jury awarded `lool. damages. Gage. alias Torr, who wait executed at Taunton 011 Monday la -t, for the murder of Mre. Stiiiite, of Guadiana, wear B. idgwater. was a *inking Instance of early depravity and villainy. tinder the semblance of simplicity and . innocence. Front his appearauce during his long trial,eo one could have supposed hint guilty of the heinous offence of murder ; but from the catch-tire it appeared, that, dont% the ab seoce of his master., who was a small farmer, he had committed the act by striking the poor woman on the bat k part of her head with a hatchet, and then robbed the house. His defence %v.'s, that havirg throw is down a tome brloniieg to the ti• crsiieft's fa ther, he understood that he was to Ile see to gaol for it ; and seeing Iwo men approach hi. master's. he thought they wete ruining to apprehend b m, when be went off towards hip father's, at kingabromptoth where be wasafterwardstaketi. His first declaration. committed to tenting, after los conviction, wee, that he was iresi,ted in the perpetration of the min der by two riven who were strangers to him. of wh om he 1440 - a l .t miiutr de •Cripiloii, to bestow pi.ll)%iblilly in. the story. fooling, however, that be had elated gro.o improbalobtios, he acknowledg ed the falsch•osl, dad then accused one Bryant, a labouring a an, as his accomplice; bat Bryant Hearty prove I that he bad parsed the whole of the day on which Its. S. was murdered, in sowing coru for her father. By the exertions of Mr. Arland, the Mr. Gale, and tithe's, the innocence of Bryant was manifest; and do-is the young eillons confessed that he alone was the stiarderer—.ii vr:itch last declaration he persisted at the fatal tree, where lie died. uopitied and abborri el, by a large soucaurse who attiowled Ins execution: CO 80 Ek' Sl.vqti ES T. &Mislay, a Coroner's Inquest was : held at the King's Head, James's -street, IVestruilistsr, on the body of Jambes PICINI. who died in the %Vest 000 i 000 *ter Hospital, oa Finlay morning. in eon -equence of a wound he received from a pistol, on Saturday night, 7th of April, 4.10 t off by a soldier of the Lite Guards. The erialeuce ou this oceaeitou was given principally by the comp:nylon of the deceased, who stated. that, about half-past ten, he and the de ceased were standing at the top of Church -court, leading into Jerioyu-street, the street at this time having been nearly desired of the people, as fur as the top of the llay-m a rket. M I.ilr thay were atainditig peaceably in this situation, two gelitlemen ran out of Piccadilly, and mild, the mild:cos were comiog yiey ran to the bottom of the court; • soldier rode by the top of the court, but turning rouud,-on seeing the people there, he I. welled hi* pistol at them, and shut his companio:i. The witness stated, that et the time the pistol was fired, thece was not the least disiurbance in the court. ?dr. White, Siirg , ois, of Pailininent street, who attended the deceased, statr,l,.• that iu passing tip York -street, St, James's-square, on Saturday night. he was met by some wo men running down the street, exclaiming that A man was shot in Jesniyii.stieet. 31... White saw a number of people assisting in cam trying id the man. who was taken to an Apothet. hinis • in the street ; that be went to the house mid impair, ml concerniog the accident, and off red his ii.si,taii. r : that he found a bollethail eaten d the left sole, and hediscovered it ly nig tat ar thespine, from n i.u.!%! he extracted it . Mr. White sent the snail to the est minster Hospital, wbereevery possible assistance was ad ninittered ; that far three or four days tie bad symptoms yielded to rottlical treatmeut, hut that on Thursday morning the patient began to sink. and refired ou Friday afternoon. Mr. Virlite far ther stated, that on inspecting the body after death, he discovered that the ball hail penetrated the chest and wounded the diaphragm, the *Meet' was also wounded, and that • great quantity of blood was r a i n the abdioneu, as excessite Mit.r atone o f th e whole envity, which was the cause of his death. —The deceased was is vend{ of age, the son of a bricklayer residiog iu Y , irk-stseet.—Tne In quest was held before ANTHONT Gait., Esq. Co roner for Westminster, assiste I by Ggoant: I I non. SON, Esq. Car•nnar for Middlesex.—The July re it:rot-4 • 'Verdict of Wire/ .Harder against a Life Gisardmisoa Nekninert. The mateuf an Afilerlicril arrived in town on Setarcley, front Taniangen. He affected histscape on the 911 s dust. at the hazard of his life, h) puttiu K to sea in a small bat. in cuttscaptence of Its being understood that all American citisees would lie seized and pat 4110 confinement, wail the future relations between Fr:oner Ainernm were ascer tained. This gettileinan farther adds, that a large French forte 1..m1 e ct el 11 , 1 1 8:1:111. Ott Satainl ty alternoott, vaulter, who a :14 A t trunk at a hoarse in 11.ne--trtet, a pnr of high s.••ps in the kitchen. I.• t. It ht. k wards Mid fraettoren Is s • cull. Ile e n.• i tk•• S:, ":••urgds Il a pttol, *here he died i. of ord.. An Intpn rt will be 1n.1.1 ..:; t!.; he ly tin 4.0. POrJeir. • .1 • tow-11' 1 3 !4. For *nine time put, Mr. W--sm, 111. P. has been etiereuely annoyed by a WOW'S, is the avenues knoing to the ili:use 1.4 Common., and also at his biome; so much so, that hr obtained • paste warrant against her, last Monday, sad Lavender wax emjiluyed to ineewte .1 7 Ile woman was brought to the Ofice before Mr. t. 7 Lavender; when, Mr. W—n nut being prettiest, Use Ms. gistiate took bee word fur her appearance as • More day. Ito Saturday, both parties appear. d before Mr. *tints ; Mr. %V—n was attended by lid Attorney. It appeare d %bat an improper connection had liken place between Mr. W—n and the woman, in the country ; the towels's... was, she had a child. Mr. bad paid 43l towards the child's support. A shurt time slide, the women ve : orted that the child was dead, but Lag lately .aid it was aits.; and that she had sore It within these fee days; bum what neutiee these contradictory scri.unts were iicutnte4, lid out appear. Tic woman said, that Ole 4431. al. had reeerred from Mr. IV—a fur the support MLitt chili' rat iinddßei eht, as it had resat her upwards uf tool., which she demanded of Mr. W —a, and ia.iated open his joiyiug it, which was the cause of ba t threatening sad insulting W. wh ere v er she conid meet with him. Mr. W swore that ha enistuered humid/in d miter of hi. life from bee, which wis confirmed by Lavender; who mid, she told him, nukes Mr W. paid berths soul., she would never leave hi m --She was add to hail to keep the peace towardii Ili. W. Ratorday creole; • riapectable inhabitant of .Llianaes. street, was charged wadi terra:: She mirePtonce• w W. litsicklend, of Richmond, to several htW, for MN 1111.111114 of one ef which Mr.*trickland had bean arrested um Attoiday 0.41!111111, which the Primmer was sollareied d drawieg accepting lu Mr. Stricklawd's aims. • flw Iroereatut aloe beteg is possaliiosktif the hill, which, of course, caused the evidence to lie delleciire in the impost a.stinial point, the Prisoner was ordered to Anil *scarily fur his slipearaut con a Ware day. OLD BillLlti r . Aram 14. Richard Cooky, alias Jones, was indicted for forging, and uttering a rteeipt, purporting robs a receipt of WiLi4ol Moots, late of the Exeter Emit lighesean, for 341. 4s. se wages, wtih 'mesa ta de.. fraud the East India Company. Solostio.l Hysms mid, he wais a shipper of seamen; knew the pris *otter at the bar ; be had lodged with him ai•out three weeks: He first aa* the Prisoner at the East India House, where he 'ivied his same Barites, for the purpose of ideutilyisig a seaman of the name of Green. He produced a certificate to the withers, which purported that his name was Wm.. Bathes, hits of the Exeter, left sick at St. Heir t, and untied him to procure him his pay. Hantig.preseoted the certificate to Mr. Churchill. the ( I-rk at the India House, fo r payment. it was 'sluiced am be should identify him. which he did, from the corcums. owlet of seeing him sip has lame, and hatiag heard others cell him flames. C. W. Churchill, one of the Clerks in the India House, stated, that when appl.pt•o.. was first made. he refused payment, until he Lad exaui.neit the ledger. The prisoner came Lou.. on the 11cf of Few bruary. and hi answer to the questp►w he pot to him. stated. be an American, upwards of 31 year" of age. and bad an Americas proteei.on, which agreed with the report in the ledger; that be was left by the Exeter at St. I i.irwa. Joni.. gyitioas said he was Stes oral of the Aztecs', knew Wm. Unties. who did nut in tile least r, twin. hle the prisoner at the bar; be slso 'Lies, the . A. miner its Massed 'Cooley. They, with several others, ware left sick at St. Hakim': he did est know what became er Wm. 'lssues. R. Brown, steward of tee ark, gent-Y aiir Math senvessluered basing received the. pre, .ear whit othens on board, Co convey them to Eisgliu.d., they haring beets left by the natters we/ 11111 VIM received in th; Millie of Bkhard Caney; u. rec d r. wised him to hsve been in the Blue Coat Schalk and that him name was Jiisea. Nt knr* hu• fat..ee and moth, r well, they resided in Wintechapel-road. Eeward C.,lltue end, be was a tn•isssuxer to the Eon ludta Company, that he went to the house of ants, where he POW the Pt i* . o.art eh. answered to the name of Baines. H. uPerwar,l4 went with M r . M a rtin, of the treirr. tothr P•.*ltry Cnuip. let, to MCC the Priaourr, who descrii,ed Baines to be very untilsell•la. _.. • _ _ TGe Jury, •atr a few minutes' consultation, found the Primmer-411/hp. John Ingrain, sot steallog a horse, the ptoperty of James Curtis, was found guilty. MIDDLESLX SESSIOAS, Aran 14. Before Me. MAINIVAIIITIG. and d fkP Bench V Jedatiecs. VIOLENT ASSAULT. TIM [ISO V. Juin , 4l 61ADDoCILS. The Traverser in IN. ease stood indicted for a ei leaf areutult upon Andrew Mac Mahon. E.g. an Irish Reirristrr, lor which he had gi*en ba I, but he dm nut attend to take his tii4 Mr. Mac 3.lishoo moved. spew his own affidavit, that the recognizance of the hail be estrcateit, and s in the erect of the Traverser beta& appilli e rd. ed oil a new warrant, that weans aliould be taken to ordain better bail. This motion wu grounded on no alhdivtt made by Mr. Mac Mahon. statttie:, that having liven involved with a relative in re laweset, for the recovery of a large property. the Traverser. a servile, to • person who advocated the imam of the adverse petty, had conducted hituself in • most hostile manner towards him, and had assaulted hila in a most ferocious monitor ; Gad that he. Mr. Mae Mahon, was afraid to attend to his lawful busi neea , under appreheoeio-• of some great bodily bares from the said Maddocks.—Motion gradted. The Gazette of s..turday tog a contains an Order in Cotattil, extending, to sow o.h Nl...ch. tats. the powers of a *writs of Acts of Parliament, re:st.re to the importation into GreAt Britain, dray free, of the following articles of protis'oo. Tares, Lentilet. Calavancies, and all otner aorta of Palm.; Bulls, Cowl, Ox.u, Co.ros, ti!orep, sod Swine : Beef. Pork, Mut:ol, %e.. 1, au.l 1.n.L .1 4 (except Sw:t.d Beef and Polk;) Bacon, Hams, TottAttes Butter. Cheese, l'thatore, Mire, 'ago, Sago rosaer. TAinota. Milieu S .d. Not re h o wl., E g g% Game, and !lour Croat ; tit any B,itist. iu 'guy V b..l o ,• g i„ g to Person, of ails State iu with His MA. salt V ; doe tatty being two.le of all .uch article* which to;:siI be icopiwtsil, with the prop. r 011ficers of the Cesto.ur at the port alter, such nitinotation sisal! take I 'ace. Sctctal ;erf,;•• 10311.6.1:at,, ~ ,th six-pound tailor.. M 41114. the Riker Fe, dole., are whi 3 O,o-41 to Ow 10-e tu:der shell use of Outlaw.% by 111.1. STEAKEE:a uivirn; imii It itTollta VI is.city rite still seen round our etivirons.