The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-01-14 00:00:00

4• 7 c.i ~~~~~~~ WAS THEATRE, JAN. 10. tees the Duke and Duchess of fttcn- Aired the Theatre with their presence.on etesing. At - an early hour, the House ;it'erery purl ; and we are pretty cer if the number of persons who presented \t, the doors could olnuin admission.— rboot Nothing, and Alotfter Goose, were ind.—Mr. HoLaases Beiredick well de repeated applatist bestowed by the au is one of tlioae difficult, hut eitte..tain ten, few are equal to, attain winch noose more successful than Mr. HoLua rt. by Miss Seim, cannot he spoken of its terms of high praise. She was spi ed, and fascinating ; and was, of course tut frequently epplituded. _..cgs imparted to Hero all the ii.tercst of which the character is capable; she spoke with propriety, and the elegance of her figure, and beauty of her fare, added every necessary attrart ion. Mother Goole went off with s rout succes--B a AD- DUST introduced some new tricks, and very proper ly•otoitted othenr.—Eu.sa appeared with incrira.tvl advantage. and 'bliss f;taone displayed her usual grace. and was much applatirleal. POFIkY. INTROM fratiit ♦ irew-rows Lona Saes Canaan to Pinker'', 4 . flue Ortieteremein .1a 4,laq :ot there shall be a LIMN IN THr. estail." " Vaa !" retorts ['fakeer, " asi that, thee, retie ewe I " I Iry nig yea 1.. e givatec woe Imo cleat a rink. • " A c : very goal; bat take caar airetevi Canning, " Itemiee tebat itgriart our arias guile *lasting ; " ottAttr 'wilt we wortruutto Linz eon yowefret " Uyus 111.110 'MAW/ +that rOLmM lou givr it. " fly country ifftspoweu.—sill strive to nesiotaiu it— " But fur province", ah ! never thick to regeiu 4. " lie c.ri", Jutirt Lull! fur if we torn out, " W.. shalt s. 42 your Mew. and laittille yant ve ,, ut." FLASH. j .)spy Yesterday moruing, the Royal. Dolts visited Thew Meeesetes ctrl the PRI NEEssEs. About two o'clock, the Pritteeseee gaItILI and Aso:tire honoured Lady CHARLOTTE I' last with a visit, at her apartment% in St. Jettnes'a pnla e. Yesterday, the Duke; Oi CUMBERLAND. CAM BRIDGE. aid Stases, dined with Her Meet-see mid the PRINCESS'S& Ls the evening, Their MAJES- TiES had a select party to tea and cards. Yesterday afternoon, shoat five o'clock, the Duchess of Yeas arrived at her home., in the Stairie-Yird.St. James's, to dinner, front ()attends ; where Itm., Royal Highoesa will remain oluriog the season. Ou Thursday morniag, the Baroness (lime cane to town, from Twickenham. on a visit of con dolence to her sister the Marehiouess of SLIGO, and will remain some time with her. Lady LUMX is aerioosly iadirposeil at her house in Argyle-greet ; her Ledyibip is attended IT Sir WALTEk FARQUHAR. The Gelato:table sorb! will hear, with mooch plea sure, that Mr. WALSH PoRTER is recovel lag from his lute alartniug indiepositien. fetaeson's Benefit, at the Exeter Theatre, toe Friday ee'onight, was one of the met crowilcd houses ever w ttnessed. lie meted one I deed and thirty pounds, and was isuliteed to proloog his engagement for two nights more, libido euded last Wednesday. Madame ae Nemo Om, whose panic was so often mentioned in a eclat. coo. trial, some years since, Is. lighted the comptsoy with her performance on the harp, at her Royal Highness the Primer, of WALES'S entertainment, giveu at Keusingtoti Pa lace, on Twelfth Night. Col. and Mrs. M'Ci.eoo, of Colhecks, gave, Lost week, at Chelteohnin, a grand enterteintneet. honour of her Royal Higbee*. tbe Princess It- Terrill of W•ees's Birth-Pay. The company be gan to assemble at nine, and the Inoli was opened at ten, by Colonel .M.Cmeeta eiel Lady MARY LIK MAY Caewroas. The cowpony embraerd all the Faeltiostahles of that phew. Lord and Lady IiINMAIRD entertained a select party at dinner, yesterday, at their house in Lower Groweinsectrret. The Marquis of LANSDOITII will give a grand dinner, tomiorrow, at Liam/own House. The Countess of Esm:x continues is a state of cunt alescroce, at her house ia idrs. Breese had a card party, last night, at her Lowe in Berkeley-square. 'llw Earl aced Con meat of Snateesevaa arrived, yesterday, at their house in Stanhope-street fur the senson. Mrs. METCALF had a select ward party. last night, at her house in flillestreet; the Countess of CLERMONT, and • several other persons of dis tinction, were present. Last uight, a grand Ball and Supper were gives at the Mat.sion-House, by the LADY MAYOREMI. in honiour of her Ludocahip's birth -day. The lateness of the hour Obliges us to defer our Recount of this most superb entertainment..— 11e. Royal Ilighneis the Duke of CUMBERLAND opened the ball with her Ladyship. His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE wait also pre sent, and above 700 Nobility end Gentry. Report states, that the Opera Taylor intends to make a Seeger of V vertu* the Dancer. After Lord AMHERST had left the chair, at the . dinner, on Thareoluy, at the Freemasons 'Cavern, several members of other corps, which had joined the coonoagy, became so elevated with wine, that they took the colours front the top of the room, mud here in the act of taking them away. when a party o: tile St. James'' , Volunteer*, after a grant; scuffle, rescued thew, and replaced them in their proper place; bet not without a smart skirostialling on both *ides, in which the aggressors had the worst of it. The stake ruoney of 250 guineas was made good. on Thursday night, Mr the battle between Crib and Jett Belcher, as was Om 100 vitae** for the match beta cen rotarg Belcher and Formboroagh. lie betties are fisted for the Ist of February. eiPitANPRII Imi:tr.:Awn An haws. was held, 'entreaty, at Covent. Garde,: • ateh hoes*, by ALtTx. Gs as, Esq. on the body oof Mattbea Webb, who was dog eau of the nags of Covent.t.iarcks 'l' hentse, •.1 null...lay last . Charles Ball, the beadle, said, that on Thursday merning la.d, as the workmen were amplord is clearing the cistern, next to it,. Piazza-doer, they perceived pert of a bona body A young nom wise was present, keening that Psfe.Webls, of Fraomiti-el reel, outenhaio-court .road, Lad ushsed Lis saw the fire at the Theatre, immediately rim end gate Mr. Webb aciticc. Daring the time lie wis gone, the whaled the robbisb had here dear it The body was Awed lying on the back, "kith the list OR the bead, but quits iu • putrid state, gild not in the least burned. The father recognised his son principally by Lis shoes, vo Inch be airily, laid maize in a par tleular manner, by a mom' who worked for his family in Northanipt ~shire, which acre called high-kyr —independent of this, a oiler, watch, with a purple ribbon, which was worked by the 4-ceased's sitter, sod given to him the night h e fior,-- swot r. west, which 1.714 ins hit pock-.t, fully vs:winced Mr. Webb he nos his goo. Vl' lbw% s L.,it , l, that the VAC!' in %shirts the den a...d fallen, r , oald not be above twenty Mehra square at the opening, and win near to the place sloe: the l'louolos fire-cueing was at work it had losm mil, tau smooths before the tire blipped - A, nod coserneui rated with Hos large raiservJir , it was stear seven feet deep. He gave it a. Isis opinion, that when tie arch g ..7t way, • opsantn:oof rais'.ials into that upeisi,..l, attd h 111,4 thu par tition is hirlsCOMllllllnicated nulls the reservoir. Mr. Veld., tile (attire of the deceased, came in just av the • last wit's( ss l.ad euscluileo: Its evidence. The (wooer, with his mood holuaisity, to prescut the Lahtc ris,.o g,ri.er, a pain ful evnis os,e, read to lints what the Litt witness had stated, which he at-knurled zeol to be perfectly carnet ; bet, for lire satisfaction sO the .I,m, he 'produe.d Lis sea's watch and I seal, g. , :ve it as his opinion, that ha sun could not tare [. been LOOK is befine the arch gave rat, as the watch had stopped at is minutes past ~.rea, was Dearly the time the Roost crash raw,. and the watch • 4. nut 4 10411. Ile wild hn.son hail attained h.a sertateetoti. boor hoot May; that bc hail been sees' workitig Ploosaix , and that be moat hove beta killed tustartantously, Cu: wtight Hie e{1 , 1:111111. The .iii gAre a verdict e , h 6q si.folliair •orhie tai. nt t4. , ;tire at Covera-Grodat 'Mobs, us the loth demobs , loaf. el DIM Their Gott stomp ho►tour Sitarday erei overflowed iu tut not half them-lives at hiuch-ado the comitininc served the rc Ziesice. It ii cht►rt►ete Lure been m &tame, in other that comet ruefully sit 'Misr litc MANIJC. • fit Waturday morning, is, unfortovate women was bresuelit to eisteut.Garden watch-hussar, apparently Mlirious, sod an Jobe had escaped from a triad.hotia..., nearly waked. la her lucid ititcri . e'::, she gives the fu!lowthir, P.CCOU:II of herself : T yr That she is a flativehripaio, Lud married a Ntr. Pules a hoe*. • meridian., theft rcsid.,e at fitbraltar, to whom Alf lor,realst a largl fortune , he became extrael.vint, sad kept a snistrese; wheucrer elm Attempted to areal. to him smut his cootie:l, he wade Ito nuswer, hut kuerked her SWIM ; rue hat several childieu by bins, of whom thee! is only one lorotg, a &toga.. ter, Is veara of ur About six tears hark he briomht her , to dna roman,. ; on the rissotee Mo. anis dehirered ors child, who fully lived a few hours ; she %, , t a heron tool mills freer, width emilinuud on her for a leelh of time ; ler husbaad preteeded to bring her up to London for me.heil ussistsuer, i,eteuti of a hirh lie put h'r i do a private sitad•bodx, st /Lofton, 111 here she reezired the Must harsh mid caned treat no ot rho ) chomps; Lir u.i li..r hack i•I a t sl, and warty Ismishes: her ' sod :it I. d her brans became euinpktely 4 tented ; she hist bees hi the tuathlauttse upwards of bee stars, deriftg chiiii time .le. tool swatter area Lice lar-od Hein bre Isaalssuil .us child, who reside at Ashford, is the eauety of kcot ; aitont a font milli precious to her escape, she was permitted to sulk daily to a wired .arli uu lltd nentay, boding thet she was not watehrd, she got ua a water-cash, aid eatt.ed the top of the wad, from which she jump's' iota the toad, and eau as hod so possible iota Loa-.. • sluts ; she bast beau four nights sit the streets. tier body fa na.,..11 bcostortl, and liook iu several parts, which she sari has been caused by au woo eliaia they used to fasten her fo the filar with. Her cometwet has been perfectly pesettalde in the watch home where she now is, waitiug oultil tba Maystratea de cif* how she is to be disoutied of. lr. 14.oris, Ile keeper of she watch-house, treats her with Ile greatest Isti.lesohy ; al, appears to he utute content at bee preisenetthoste ; she Sari she has vassals to see her hue ben.!, bet if she could user assist me Ler daughter, she muted die caution. d. Ye4eratii. the CILANCEL4Oft of the EirIISQUVII re. eived the bidding" for a 14,-w Lottery of .10,000 Ti , k. t::, to ne drawn in four days, of huts/ Tickets each day, and to end 2f l th April, with liberty of lorklng of, 2000 Itckets, similar to the extnt /Nisei of last I ort , ry. The Lidding' were : lir. sky and Palley L. I 7 17 0 Utah t7 s • Richardaa© sad Swift l7 3 *- Cope Sliewell The pry meats are to be as wider— Unwell Jemmy iti L 1 to • February 17 s 0 0 ' Mardi 5r.... Tine days before earwig.. 0 7 0 L. e 7 17 0 The Tickets to be ready for delivery at the Bunk on Titesdoy nest, rod the discount on prompt jiment as 0:1.1141. nie ihsiatis, from Bristol, for London, was t 'ken on the loth inst. off Folkstoue. We do not ievollect to have witnessed a greater degree of gloom mid anxiety pervading the public oni.lll, than on this day. The 11inisterial edliereets the greatest depression, and are already oc cupied in calculating how many of our army in Gullicia will be taken prisoners, and how many will all. or :pity eretet their escape. A list of the Of ficers of noble families, now"serving is the army ruder Sir Joss Moose, was handed about at Wairrit t s, last night. It ceNtained the names of sevemty-seven individuals ; among wives we re marked three Petters ; three. Betertscss, all smut of the Duke of PONTIAND ; Lord Wil.l.lAlll, Lord CitaaLts, anti Lord FltEDEittck BENTISIcit ; three PAGET*, and three CAVESIOISHO.II ; two MANNER% Lord CIIMILES and Lord it,attr, brothers of the Duke of RIITLAND • two STANSOTIts, besides Oae"ie, SEY3lloofts, NitYILSAYS, and a long number of others. It was agitated in a great company, yesterday, whether Bolt SPARTE would. or would not, grant quarter to the English forces ?and it was decided is the affirmative. We conceive, never theless, that these apprehensions are exaggerated; but it is generally believed, that Governineet has suppressed, or materially altered, a pert of Sir Ruts Moose's dispatches. It is, indeed, difficult to conceive that he should have made no mention whatever, in his letter, of Roxturta, or of his arms. Such u silence would be, in fact, more eloquent than any expressions of disapprobation. That the British cavalry fund be sacrificed, in order to insure the safety, or the re-embarkation of the in fantry, seems to be generally apprehended and ad mitted. We give these features of the general despondency, without either expressing our assent, or our disbelief of them. No doubt, our satiation, by the last accounts, is of a nature to excite just alarm. Yet, many reasons preclude despair, and we ure not in possession of farts sufficieet, respect lug the enemy's force, to authorise any hasty con clusions. Accounts are handy, and, we used not I add, impatiently exported. • L. 1 - 1 vrk [trot. XCA . - -, • . Lt:sot,:.'011111, - 7 - • TY.I mANcritTrt. r. T4Yi.on tuid oTHEIOI. • 1116 was a motion. otit of pr.:N..ooll)gs io 'titmice! so this Court; and 'rioted by' Sir 011E1E1. ItOMILLY,uIt the part of the 11.)e;cidant. the taud 7 holders under the towrwl.ip of hlancheofes, for time to collect further evidence. They bad already examined ninety. witnesses, touching the matters in dispute, and they wished to examine seventy wore. It apiatired that the I'laintifi . was the letoer, of the tithe, of Manchester, and, to use the allusion of the Learned Counsel, he was adventur ing the expenses of a suit in Chancery, in a legal Lottery, iu hopes of gaining a prize of '21,0001.; or, in other words, he was endeavouring to increase the modissites iu hea of tithes, in a pretzortion that would benefit him. Should he suecee.l, his into rosts and ernolittnt tits Would be raised from two to twenty thousnitil per annum. The landholders, who are !-:!1e are taisin,; suletetiptionf. appointiiig delegates, circulating hauMbitll, aufl obtaining all the evidence in their power, to meet the question, *Wm lo is cow-U.lcm' of such imp ort ! u.nse, th it the whole coLtuty of ;./Iticast,r is cau -1 revised for atithoritir... The I.OIIIJ 4211 tPICELLOR observed. that in Courts or LOW, before It Judge and Jury, it we:: e.tsy to d . ,:ietintioatets hat tiritiritee was tieretwary, or what witnestet. RS they could be asked to what their, t r oj ittott y %Milli relate; but iat Courts of Et i oita it we. (interest, ; anti it would lie unfair to pis mut the Defendants front letting an orpr.r,timitv to ex amine all the witrosisei they could produce; it the t ;edlh•m.•u furrnke,; the commission could not attend, others must b. a!mointed ; and when they were appointed and ready to act, lot would state to what true the tionini,nou whould be cubarged.— The motion was of course. granted. OLD BrOILEY, Jan. 13. John ft:ids...der was tit capitally fur forioig and altering certain Bank notes, purporting to be uot,!4 of the Bank of F..14414111(1. 1 , 14) proef was IMMOt forward isit the first could. Vincent Akio, as Italian (alio toned appmver), appeared iw support of the second, which egg established to the satistac tiou of the Court and Jury. It app.rared that ha had Weil arrested for pus Sit g a 51. note to a Mrs. Taylor, iu paposiit for too tootles of wine ; that this was one of treaty 51. motes he had received Croat Nicholls; that he *tote to Nit:l,oll4. after 1,i4 wrest, requesting that he would send bOn tweuty. •doren of caakilerticks, (the terns they used in their corn s i ro-i•lcsice t signify Batik twice) ; that he ref tied an 111.3sWtr, naming a obiy for the arrival of the Primmer, lio.l repaired o.t that day, accompanied by the police udietta, to his former lodgings, if( receive him. Toot the Pristmer UMW: 1414 klrytagili with him the nut", as dellt.tibed . 111 tL. Witness's letter, and was arrested with theta in hi 4 porsession. Julia Foy proved that he arrested the Prisoner; he prod accil the notes found upon his person. The Prisoner told hint, oil being asked how lie got theta, that be foetid them is the street, but after wards wild they (V , •re klirt . o hint ht• g friend, with two litters to put into the Peen-oitne. • The !Le bring fully proved, the 11ury brought in a verdict of . --Giciity. • The Itv.cottosa, 1144 day. dirgnissed the London Jury, thanked thew for their bervicvl. and IL- - twined thew tine Calendar was cutteludad. CLERKENW ELL SL.S.VONS, JAM. I 3: U"i. Tacker was convicted rf assaulting and bsating ElisAbuth and 11a Iu r I Bruuker, and 3011. 'this ease, like the others that 'tete tiied Wet day, would be uumsot thy notice, but fora rirmoliu lit %twice oft ei . ,ra..ity iu the Vereudant. ter of the old'uOM3ll had cohabited with Tuck ?r, and we,. atippoard to be tourritid to bitu ; but upou this prom,cutton,_, which wow from a quarrel mum% the parties, the Defendant produced the daughter, who,orcourar, was °flied to avow her living to ~tale of prostittittua with hint, as MI e,idence to contradict the stattautut of her uiother and bro ther. The COVILT. in passing the sentence of the lour 'woo him, remarked ulmota such as : grovatioli of his offence; anal, in consequence of it. sentenced hi n to be imprisoned, in the liottee of Correction, two months, for the assault on the woman. and, at the expiration of that time, for one month, for that on the luau. Joh* %ipso*, a Sheriff's Offirer, was indicted for an assault on iVlßrgaret Faux, by driving over her with a horse and cart. _ The Prosiecutris, ntid her husband, a French man, keep a pastry-cook's shop in Kentish Town. .1 man, to; the Dame of Pritcloird, a paperqtaitier, hail rented a work-shop irons Fame, where he car ried on bis business. Being in urrear for rent, he had given the key of the workshop, in which were his printing-blocks, to Faux, as a security till be could pay him. On the Nth of last October the Defendant came with a melange from Pritchard, appointing Faux to meet him at Die that evening, at the Cheshire Cheese puldie-house, Fleet-street, fur the purpuse of settling with him ; lint taking the advantii4e of his absence, Pritchard and the Defendant, a itti the assistance visa carter and cart and horse, came to the house, and, breaking open the workihop, siert Foceeding to carry off the prititiug blocks. The wife attempted to prevent them, but was knocked down, and the Defendant drove off with the cart.— She ran to get further aimillitance, but, falling in the road, the Defendrut actually drove over her, when she was trodden on and much braised by the horse. This was eorrohorated by one Kew, a constable, who had interfered in attempting to prevent the Defendant in earr,ing off the and who swore, that upon the wham' falling, the Defendant checked the horse, is if heNitating bctweeu being sl o pp e d by him nod running over her, lint then whipped his horse on, and steered so as to peAS over her nutouehed by the wheels. A woman, who was present, deposed to the like effect. The Jar, fonnil hire Cuiff?i, and the Conrt sen tenced him to three manila imitineusent in the I louse of Correction, PbtICE. , • • wegtonir-tTaLrr. neserv -, ;v r.;shop t alias Join Drown ' a yew:glean wit tu.tst- of age, was brow,tht before Mr. Mose*, dentrd t.it4 being a setarerd transwort; be was sprebswicti Ly Armstrest and Bishop, the abeam, at the (.:sthneisic Wheel pithlie-bow.r. Cri : titictste, driiiking in cberpsay with I.,itt!r Burney at.,l two wril kenwtt chimaera. Hs:mit, sine. of the tnriikcys of New. rite., 'Roved Shat the Primmer was, in Deenniber WI! , t/f, espitalty elasvicted for iitiw!ing ups Avis of wt.ty poi:anti iu i.auk soled and nunry, belonging to a penman( the mous of Lauthect„ but atlerwar6i metirost a touJittuisst ra.lon, to I.e trans ad genrt, and was seat ma luotril the Capthrity H elk at Latvgatie Harhoer, fruro irltithee h-• InA escape. Th.t Prisn.in denied the charge; .be was coma...tied fottrich . . Willi s= tool, alms Ikvk”:43; was satarainr.l. ow a sias.lar charge ; be was tried and convicted !oy a Naval Court Ater tial, on beard the Gladiator mem of - ever, la Jannary !dem, of motley. au board His Majesty's shiplresheraire, add re ceived sentelice of death, but vas perdooed, ou conditidn of lieiag kept to La.d labour on the ttavu notte* JetrialKhle 'lateral life, from whence he effected bee escape io Jusd., 1.40 I. Armstrong and apprehooded 11110 i a few days since; he strongly deetcd the fact • hut the.Ctiptain of the Iletrihation Hulk, at Woolwich, wpperved before the Alegi...- trate sad ideatified him, when the frneteer Rtfl brit• waste ; be was culansattet: for further ccanenatioo. •-• 1 • tit tutionoCsdnesnitbdtill Yestertlay a yount‘ man, .4 Ogg •ii.os of George Toink . r s was ch tried by 31r. t'd.aan, silver..ialth a d jeteger, No. Sydney's-alley, I.eirester square,-with robbing hits, shift in !Us cunt,. as a so•iptu-di, of good* to a coosidemblestinetirt. Mr. Cowan stated, that abuse four •sontlia back betook the Prewar into b:s Index, as a sholistaa ; he had receofted sa excellent ckarsOrr .4 tuas and i.e. vireo:* , his fathorie. ing is ticket-porter to tie.cohtt Ir., end 1.. s mothers OM tenets to . rellaims society, in which s o na ta ''' . th e y ... tie mob respected. Ou het Friday, at two o'ckek-. the math - {emote-keeper set his (gr. Conate.) parish, taltedget has alter. ana 101.1 Wm that a watchman had tat his erosive, a, trn et if whieb he rereieed *One the lerlanney, theutiwi gba. ea gratints, at four o'cdeck lb .1 aiornisig. The Predensier accordingly emit 'with theventelblimeekesper to tbe.wati house, sad mertakied that the fierce insult last chap geode o f his property ; lie wa4htaau wit taken into isstney. 41n Mr. (*.swan's retorisitig home, be f.mod Prawn..fly stoeetvd witliont his hat e, he went to that wir e , nand ut. tamest a , aearels-warrant, to reareh the Pr:ii,r.er's father, how, PM. bi, Clearest's-Mae; be took Hamlin*, the Pu her terwer, with has. I their •osterioe; the luaus-, they iutonate Mrs. I . :leder of their Imeinces ; the seem.-1 hiech elected, and maid.; allosept it. to, moreh two rooms, Whir+, she sold, were the defy ratan her fend.: accuo"..m—.. They slid ant tiui lily if tie rtektasi - wtpes!: the Ornowern father cum la as they had Seethed the starch s be se , eierl notch affected, begged Mr. Coosa wualetthave mercy eit the boy,amt resnioded Liu. Ise %. as a (ether hinieeff. 31.. Cowae stated, that his belings Were 1.4) lllTlC!..ifferi -4 op. parent distrees, that he told there if they wised him: , for ward the Fromm, and I.e .he nsedas f lie peopertvhelag r ei tar a d Cu be taunt net psuweevaa.tist sewer ; et the .assic time, he tt might he would kw .leis. act of ittinet.ce to the public, if be bad earl hint mat tiara a Puce ',thee on b rd the 'rimier, to serve iu file Ma jesty's navy. They pr,dmiled that tn.., wool s do every ibreg to their power to have the g.esits etc ,ered.' Omaha steak day. Saturday, flute t;move of the first respectotakity cereal au lit us, as the Fro:Hai .4 . 111•: Prosser's Palen*. gar* r begs tile best ut (harm Les far Mangy and tus.iiiirt, rep:estated. drat it rtiin.if the Pei/terser was prowcated.. Mr. Coolies gave them the same,estirra .. e lee hod gives the putouts, .os eu.alstiets that Isis property tem restored. On Alumusy, the mune gentleaseu again retied.. sod toki hsw, there were hopes teat the property • could be traced Lead recovered, but It was their WWI tlsiat . they • might he et libet ay to sead the Prisoner ant glebe Country, • hick they woald cuiptte to du Hiss he mime tin meow,. to. At five u'eltiek the emit slay they agiciatrottemed, mil said the vi ate, pals a the property boil been fries..!, ar.d wished the Promilutor to ai company them. -He, feeo,.-% fatigued, Seat lin sou lad a Vnakeriau, his ueighbour; with these; he dee a sale where they we r e pent, but sirppos..l it was to the ludpi.ag *realm female that thc Pea-saes. bad g.it etdaneled web,. Mr. Cuirauss.d, his •SL,llL.ll.aet.t as..l surprise were very gruit, whets Las sun peal peihhimui Sinned, and inGewed hies that the stolen ps•opeity, She 1/2:11t. of wh:elt M 3.1 upwaids of we* foaled ist she ousideste of the l'eisoner's parents. On the &umiak% foil..w ie.; he took a coach and went to Cue house, where he pow I. a goods., consisting of silver and gilt chaps, bugle triin enact., yet bendy 'deer fruit kriv.s and pencil cas.,l4: rata triukets, etc. tee. mare than titled a lame t.ut.k. Ilc tagged kite to violent to the Magistrate, list Lr CUUSIA:. red the proaase he had wade to the parents of P.se Pf1•41%I.:111.1 a v!ey differeut tight, Alit., La i. mad that Iltom valwilde ariicha fi.tl.ld under the foaled* the failda - , f..e.wai the teause.r d . abe considerewhew he wade it ; ise 'awn believed Wu re intommit, awl as tech &It Le V • .11 t hat what had to pe:Jed sulmenweett tallest time, maim h Lave a very la kraut epialen : bet, as he had 111141? the. promme, abide by it, and trustee that the worthy Megabyte would order him tube scut on hoard the Tender. air. Prettiest. the mdtiorMa...-stratc. eihertmed, that the niftiest, uu s ht to be grateful fur the pent cleat-lacy shims him by Mr.•:,41.211; fat if he had tad e the prim.,se he did, uuthing amid have prevented his being ex - roied liv the commie leati4itiao He washed he liad le•en air. Cowan whets he took the war not out, he W. 111•4 h de c•act tinned hen is encls a rash pruawwse. The only recusapetme me la die ce'. er to males for is.* We bring saved, was, to wake full iestitutioa of the property stole limn Ms. Cowan. ' The Primmer said, be la ad given ay the whole of the WI.. ties, .rweept n bus ice be sent to LL.. cuuai.v i t • a girt be was coartint,aud which was teat for. Ihe three Oriole aura nip, tut...... 1,11 thews... en sin much un Ist halt of the Pr.soneee piecing, eugtsred ihes- :Least be rei...C.l me their arrival, anal returned .ter- CUYI•I44 i1.1•11k4 (or the luessisomis wid humanist asanieer in which hr had cemeteries: hiereff. • The Sleets • Hite urdened that ths. Frisoner ahou!d Ise dclisersel us Mare His :daytaty's receiving ship u 4 the Tower, this isteraiug, at tittles. 4 - t;ork. We a. e puny to say, 11w p s is..n e r dial nut appear to he much affected at the dreadful fete he had in weiroesiy escaped. TM salchow' will be 'Nought up her exameatiou this day. Siding' oppoiute.l in wad I t oreon, before the !tight Honourable Elm Aeu Lord 11g.- LEMB4'RUVUI4 Lord Chief Jur.tice; acc. iu aird after Hilary Ti rro. 1.101) : IX TEAM. Friday. Jos. ej [Saturday Jan. as Tharvasy....... Feb. ,t Satm day Feb. • Fruley Arti.R.Ten.M. Tuesday Feb, 14 I Wcduesday IPtb. 15 The French General 1.11,6114 HE la' Plymouth an Sanctity for Readinac, where he is to rent ant priso uer on ',taroks. lie is alsout 33 years Md. loud wool moat splendidly dressed. Lie artre the star of the Legion of 14 snout: xjor-General Fs:aovasor,whose saiiing to joia onr army in Spain has been coo uterm!..t.led, is onaw 011 a visit to Lord SP CIICSII STA% LA 4.-1111,1i6ifiill a at his swot in I litinpshire. The ii/eterec. 31; gnus, Capt. Timm LETT, bring oil a cruise oil' LI/tient. and perecioung two heavy frigates star roar oil' 'More, gallantly endeavoured totring them to action ; but they buying the start of the Alcamo', fled for shelter i.oto Itochfurt•lnor boor, ito with the Line of Moitle ships road hatteties, upt. TREMIATT pursued them. and diet oust retreat till. be received several foto-toro pound shot Oil board the ,11cffinte. Fortunately *Le rece..ssol no damage, and woe. not pursued by any of the hoe or (nettle ships, wino lay tery %mitt. ly at anchor duti•ig the whole transaction. . "; • • ! I I 4, t., ..~0~ I M 1 DOl.lO 1 !or tit.t urd rho. :ted ---- .7'