The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-10-06 00:00:00

Nonni b y "i• kni". faroiue..nud her, ter- AkJe , :ia h. 4 the elbcice of the French rice r or . he:ng seat pri d Ear am France ; hut they preferred the Irani of them, tnerefore, hey* sure joined „„1 0 ,1 the•n my. as dated in the report ,/ A. they mn.t h•ve been same seduced, from et n ;anklet). th py o rs to the 6th last, published at contiin accounts of the military opera. the king loin Seville, subsequent to the ' the • El w•dition under the command of Wel'. The statements in private letters, sowed these operations as successful, it x:1:1 were not correct. The want of corn , lvtivekta General COPONI and LASCY, on of the latter, is much regretted ; and that as soon as the troops of the Expecii iihaked for Cadiz, the Duke of ailittEM• ! eared again in the county of Niebla, at of au increased force. rs from Spain mention, that Gen. 0' Do v soil harassing the rear and flanks of the miler 1111CD0N•LD, near Villa Fratica, ioula. The latter's communication with , 4 and the rest of the province has been mat'sretrograde movement towards Gra , raised t h e spirits or the people of Murcia a degree, that th.y huve granted moot him lies of all kinds to General BLAKE. f loquis as ROMANA'S sclvdimed posts ere •agues tom Seville. the Princess Chart:ate packet, which s ty on the Bth ultimo. aispatches have received fram the Allied Army of the 8111 ; •uademsttnd t?my du not en:stain any ometit, that has not been communicated :oe of a subsequent date. A letter received above conveyance mentions, that General !ne late Governor of Almeida, had been per- Is come to England, through France. We Ito learn that the conduct of that Officer as highly meritorious, and that the woof the garrison was the effect of dire •y. We are a' ,0 happy to hear, th A the Ge. nt lose an arm, as W. 13 reported by the 1 9 V gave au account of the circuuntanca !• bean scene or the bizgt. IV:.t.iimuTotr, it ia said. has transmitted aiNES intercepted correspondence of which is considered as extremely Los Anion i c these is s dispatch from the i Treviso (Nlershal Nloirrint) to the Ems 4r.self, giving details of great discontent ausi.s smarm the French liesirrats, and wenten their operations with disaster. It also frets the intercepted correspondence, that , reach are so dreadfully harassed by the de waded' warfare now adopted by the Spa sad Portuguese, that they find it necessary iry like villages, in order to revere a cumnsu ' -tem their principal bodies.• Al be 'Veen, ujinn inspection of nur Stork that the Funds were yritet d3y upon the de- laduiptabk French cutter privateer, of to • 114 dull 130 men. arrived nu V. volotesday at ith. Her capture ioo a curious humors,: ahe from lioacoff in the night of the 3oth A the lvt /Latina she was so a fog ill the mid lthe Owen Glendower's convoy coming down Ariel She bad hooded and captured the Dublin, the Master of which took AM arnt altrogvide the Commodore. and in s law of the circumstance. The Commo. anode fuu-sigoals for the convoy to lay.to at as hour the fog clvared off. when the 's found herself under the lee of the Owen ater,and was ordered to strike,but would not; :h tilt Owen Glfou f ulcer commenced a heavy locked her bails , varde, anti rigging. all to 00 •Lirb Capt. fin: Writ said he sorrender - he load three wen killed and foour wonnd is ledverptableWas formerly the Swan Re :utter. Capt. SALMON, *Lich was captured try 'MYe action by this let> Capt. KALDESs nee year' aioce, in obit h Captain SALIIOII 4/ ' Cal". it also took the Joha Bsfl pri ptein Ta e swear ti, sr:onetime dance. NA teal sesinal years unmolested. ther particular' hear hecn obtaioed re t!,a itnurrection at Li. lion, except that it sat thew was no direetevidence a;;:iitst the litrged atilt the conspiracy. that al written la great totothcr or hirer. to whom ne conjectured avotr:l be in the io. the Er' rich Goverument. and these per. nee naturally the °Noels of suspicion, al her theassele.•a had shoe nothing to son charge ann.: d agal:ist them. It will lie 4. that to Spain it was a frequent trick Frertath• intriguers to write letters to the ',Durable Patriots. a. if th.y were in • to beto:y their coontry. Wheth-r these at e c,ull(y or otherwise, 4 regard li.th to ..,feti and to the personal of 11 % aw 1.. .) would hole hero massacre I by liss 1,, !need the lie4ency to send them •: ° j'l ort leo , rd ship. aod it is expected sill lie landed at the A tweo. :3 Ire ap Avert areinired lillgtrD44. wraith %, Anihaetaidur in S pain ; an d it is leen !,:esto.,l, that wheat he in:rgn.lated the peace log-I. Er oloaitted from the Portuguese o f *i x soi:lion• of litre r. or rte Aloe. It re stated. r, that property he ha. c Il rt.,l nod b-04. 4 1it A. Iwo, amounts only to c 'fft;:4z.. ,l c:- , ' C'OVE'T-cARDEN THRATRii. The Comic o:era of Fontniableass was last night performed at tilts Theatre. In the multiplicity of levees which Mr. Oliettrx Into written flir the stage, few, we believe, have been more generally adintred than this lively effusion of his genius. Its comic n:iiiracters exhibit whim, bustle, and vivacity —whilst those of a serious description are relieved by the charms of exquisite music. It was last itight admirably filled in all its parts. Mrs. Dimwits, who was in fine voice, sustained the character of Row with great effect-...her fee beep, which were rapturously encored, afforded the highest gratification to the amateurs Or 11111.4 C. She was ably suppotted by Mr. Irict.voott, as Lord Wintote; and Mr.ll6l.l.atit, who personated Henry ; the latter executed his charming song, .* Let lame sound her trampd," in a masterly style. Mr. Jost s performed the character of Leek/and. This much admired actor is always pi riectly at home iu those light, fantastic cluiract. , ra, who, as it were, carry every thing by a comp-deostain. Ills performance of last night may rank as a ehtfirteecre: we bare heel. aC , 7111.10111t11 tee see the comillemee of Lackland presented with a rude boldness, a breed vulgarity, which does not, tu fact, belong to the character. Mr. Jones conceived it rightly— h is awnrance was that of a gentleman and a tuan of the world. His interview with Sir John family was excellent. Although he treated the City Knight with hauteur, yet it was set uff with so large a por,iau of saw. viva city, and Itutuour, diet we were not surprised at his forbearance. Mr. Euxxx, as Sir Joins Ball, de lineated, with great troth and humour, the blur., honesty of the London citizen. El* look. d • and acted the character ailtuirably.—Miss Ftrisetrit, • young lady who has acquired pro. nicht!. celeb.ity, made her hire appearance before a Lobelon audi ence in the cliarac!er of Nannette: her pets ,u is iargreeahle—her voice of considerable compass— and her articulation excellent : she performed tile character with spirit, and was reap well rereirel, —Mrs. H. Joitusrom. as Miss Dotty Bull, was a lively hoiden : she looked the character extremely well. The. general iiiteremt of the piece was greatly assisted by M-ssrs. FARLEY, BLANCHARD. and Smarms—as Coiner! Rpantette. 'Squire l'ailpho, and La Poehe. The curtain fell tondo loud and general !plaudit.. The Fir rof dnintal .WeTnetiol folic-Ft/ed. Mr. 111.Axr nano, as t:,e Doctor. 41,14,1 by Mr. Farr ek,TT*.. Li 'lcier, and the Lisefta of M Glo m kept the house in a continued corer of laughter. Yesterday ustwolug His Ilds.tsne. the Dukes of Yeas. Km. and Consattamp. Princesses AUGUSTA and Suetastioaccoeupottird byLortt SITIONAII. Lady Elm, Gerieral FITZROY. Soil Cul. Tamtok, took an airing iu Wiod•or Greta Perk, till half past It o'clock. . _ . - We are extremely sorry to say that Princess AMELIA chWiNhes in the most alarming stale when oar , ccount left Windsor ya terday. uu hops-ewer,. eatertim,cd of her Royal Highness's re covery. Dr. BAUM arrived in the morning of yesterday at Windsor, from his seat at Civets.. eater ; and he, together with Sir HLNRY HasToso and Dr. Pope, were itt attendance upon her loyal Highnoss dining the whole of the day. st. Al beu's-st,ut, where she resoles. was littered with straw. All the ROYAL DUKE% remained at Bor. The Patties left town yesterday morning at ten o'clock, on a visit to the Princess. At ~tern o'clock in the morning Muss GOLDSWORTHY left town fur Winduor, having received an explesu from there, stating her Royal Highness to be in u Itiust alarming state. Lady Musson left town on Wednesday, for Burton, Lincolnshire. A Corporation is a thing without a head; but the felkm who attempted In steal a haunch ..1 amigo* on Mo , iday. when the Corporation of London was Is Ludgate-bill, was not aware that the eyes or is Corporation are in its belly! _ _ A in.,:ioifieent dinner was given on Wednesday, at 1)rao rot House, by Lady TILNEY LONG. in ho nour of her daughter's coining of age. Ainongst the company present were, Lora C. Somaesse, Hon. Mr. WINDIOR, CODRINGTON. Mr. Mr- THLUN and family, Mr. B. DICKE Naos. Mr. CCM FOND, &c. A tine fix was roasted whole, and die. tributed amour; the populace, with profusion of strong beer. Lo the evening the pleasure-grounds were lighted with variegated lamps ; I pout trins pirelicy ornamented the centre of the house, ,end a grand display of fire-works concluded the enter tainments of the day. It is efoolpnie.4 that upwards of iOOO persons were present. The festivities will continue the whole of the week. Mrs. Von rou and the Misses ADANS have been performing at he Birmingham Theatre, which will close this night with the benefit of the four Misses Alms& The present shooting season promises abundant sport. A few days ago, a tieetlenno had such good success iii one field, in a mountainous part of Nor thumberland, that be wins siects•iitsted to leave a brace, which he was uoinble to carry away. Amon4 the late arrivals at Chrltruhim are— Tl7orpe, Dowager Lady Molly, Dr. Shaw, Dr. and M.O. Gratin, Dr. Fraser, Rev. Mr. Ireland, Coluael Darla son, Capt. Laurtua, Capt. Phillips, Capt. White, Capt. Ers kine, Capt. Cualtoon, Capt. Willis, Capt. Munarty, Mr. and Mrs Itaillekl, Mr. owl Mrs. W. Astlield, Mr. and Mrs. Skey, Mr. and Mrs. Lora% Mr and Mrs Carroll, Mr Goias!, Mr. Woods, Mr thanes, Mr. Davis, Mr. A. Msekeaele, Mr. Gower, Mr. Blake, Mr. Pristrards, Mr.W. Bryan, Mr. B is h op , Mr. J. J. Auwil, Mr. J. Barley, Mr. Oak,. v, Mr. Balm, Mr. Watt, Mr. C:irt 'Fright, Mr. Pule Carew, Mr. Bannister, Mr. Bt. Geol:r, Mr Muse, Mr. J. Daagerilet.l, Mr. /kepi, Mr. A. it-nen, Mr S. Cußssn, Mr. Blackman*, Mr. Wall, Mr. Calashau. Attiqnng the rompettv at Ranwale a►e:— 3.; Francis and Lady Gould, I.sdy ear/news, Sir Mal low, awl Clarit., 3l►. aad Mna Moe Ansh•ts, Ilems Mr. Barlow General and Mrs Carleton, The awl Mao Litdeter, Mr and Mr. tl'alraa, Mr sad Mlle. Galloon, Colonel and Lady liemilian, Sir James Dr Broke, tam Jaw•s I . .tr;erslJ, Mr. and Stec Floberis, z. Ha Berkeley, Mr and Mr. Nec c m, Sir ae, l m.... r..-ant. Mr ■nd Mrs. B..cenwea, Mr Fan ...11.1„ Mr. awl m e ed,inald, 3lr. awl M.a. Mann, Lady H Mankato, kl•nley, Si,, aa•l Mrs Hlrtoirt. Al i , o n . Laailarcke, Mows Dieleas, WoJi, ice rs;tlT eel" , g fi l og the Ft of Ear to et. Irani 4 in deed (if tl M s q,lt M tho ,used fecNu C b .4ntnh P lodes cont . I A .11 the king rad of the • E Lasca'.. s oloed • ~: gears were hrtivema lantliog ,tf tl that as re.? oharkeil 40 Pole*" 3 rwa,l of au its • ,:tern raw, s 1,4 r. „, under C 40,,i5. • 113 a tl !I * . 21:1112 1.111 • has railed IA a aeries applies of all he Nlarquis r leagues lion t the Prince. Lishon on received fr. uodei'stto --e 18.41etil me, of a -.• above co , late G to came 4 , V to leer I ..•rd as taro of We a ai ii or los :La geg ! 100 W:.t.tte , whit Attron l 4. of TreVig , ••,! 10omelf, g jeatouli.s un is threaten a Tema from the French are holy mode of • rda and Porta fortify the rill e tioa beta/tea It will be see It s it, that the F 12 it. Th• laduipta ggnus owl 1: iltlollth. lie ted from Rot I d lan the Ist at ot the Omen She Attlee, of Dub m boar, atilt ale toed lam of I e made fug.s of about so bet m d)viptable form t. - ri;%:cer,aitd . a .Ach the Ote , knocked be oa oltirb • 'After he had • Inc lutdow) '2l cutter. Cr wry klleft • t three yeam • Irdled. Cap 'Captain . 1 "'geed meter ft,:ther par "'ng ear irku • rat:tat then, • t cl &eget I nor t.ael writ nv whom ne m taw F n , .41ae tutu they then L • charge I tr& that at '• Frenerh• ~ tai.ourable ,r, " lit In beirtA r on- are 1,0111;y • ro^ii.li•: • :T1 11% w • , hot ii 'lee • .311:,1 611 • tit' ) w I i! t ie urea a ntr Ant! ▪ r, , , -t ug 1 , I • a, r 4 ' el A itik hula, a D4RJVC ROBBERY. At three o'clock yesterday.uttirning,ihe house of Mr. Newman, silversmith. to romoi.llY, wag rob bed or phaeband jewel, to the amount of '2001. The ell!..his effected their "Impale hi the merest dia bolical intoner. They in tire to an unfinished house isi IF:ealeatreet, artjraning %Ir. NtlVlllllll . ll bows, land g.,Ve the nitrite of fire. Tice servant came down; usi opening the dour she nerceived the house iii Cagle-street in flames. and was peg 61111,11 ed by the villains, who had gut into the passage, to ic./ 1111.1 alarm the family. Whilst she was gain; up stairs, they went Mtn the shop, mid sunk the property. During that time several peo ple had collecte-1, and broke down the boarding in the !root of the house. Nu engines having arrived at the tine,' the neighbours everted theinvlver to extinguish the flames. Seileral carpenters' chests of tools, and unfinished work, were destroyed.— Tite vi trios have not been 4iaovered. TO yU. wicsisT, 1101. F PattPlidETOß or /lig Cgaliitele 001 1 /I.ASIO't LOTION. While England, to her Monarch tree, Now elmnis n Jubilee; Let her rrA. rl, that /be to you Mast give HygeiaN fee. Fur sure thy woud'itios potent ►hill, lies used her daughters fair, While imitators tail in cure, And thee to match despair. We'll juin is chorus 10 thy praise, We'U seize the trump of Fame; We'll Teich a temple to thee raise, And give it Vincent's name. The shove truly Genuine (owland's Lotion is sold by Airs. Vincent, the sole Proprietor, at No. 6. Davive-otreelp Groevenor square, London; mid all the respectable Feeders of centime alydtr.urs in Europe; its quarts, so. GIL 3 pipits, zis tid.; half pipits, Its. pl. •.• evrut counterfeits, Mrs. ',incest signs her name spun all that is vulpine. A fine girl, 3 years old, daughter of Mrs. Hussar, in Leicester -street, Swallow.etreet, fell from a too pair of atairs window, and was spiked on tlo on Wednesday. Stir w• 111 conveyed to the hospital, where she died the next day. A Coroner's Jury yr.t. , rilley retie/tied • verdict of Accidental Death. Yesterday, as two drovers, one with a drove of oxen and the other with sheep, were driving them frrin S along' Blackfriars-road, the mail with the sheep was noticed by the persons passing to beat tnem io • most cruel manner over the legs, which lamed some of them, sod the fellow, on being reprimanded for his unprovoked cruelty, used the insist intolerably abusive Language to the pcop!e for their remonstrances. A Kt.:ultra:ln present t.ff • guinea to discover the number of his baog., which he was prevented from seeing by Lis sintyti, 4 it, mod puttsu it in his pocket; and the other also did the same with his bad ge.—The_regoiatiou wade for drusers, by ordering them to wear Inelg , s, was, thrubtlssit„ with P view to keep in elies.k the inso lent*, as well as the wanton act. cruelty, fre quently committed by these men; bat if they *ire suffered is ievert, deface, or pot thtot out of s i ght when they please, as they do at 1° sent, the gt.to4l intention of the law is by such means rendered completely nugatory. A remarkable instance, proving the fame end re. speetebility of the houseot Lrl,,te Messrs. B. Aid A. GoLnitast O. occurred about six years sines. A bill of exchange for WOOL drawn by them on a house at Paris, had passed through a great many hands on the Continent ; and when it fell due, one of the partners who .had accepted it was dead, and the other, after his decease, had removed to America, and no provanon ass made for honouring the bill. The holder of it, staining the money, sheet-it it to the prineipsita, a large tsercantile Luse in France, and asked their advice on the subject ; elm said, he n.ed be tinder no inconvenience or apprehension on account of its not being honoured by the acceptors ; that they knew the drawers to be such honourable men, that they would themselves pay the bill, rather than it should be disgraced; and they ac cordingly paid it. The bill was afterwards sent by post to 'Messrs. B. and A. GoLussito, by the firm who had thus taken it up, endorsed—" Paid by Messrs. J. M. 'AMA ITAZ and Co. for the hatiour of the drawers."—Such generous conduct of mer chants in en enemy's country, is, perhaps, unpre cedented, and she's the highly flattering opinion entertained of the honour and punctuality in busi. nets of the lute Messrs. B. and A. Got. ()Sall D. A few nights ago, the wife of a main who lodges at the house of Mr. (looomats, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-cross, on going tolled to her husband, ob served him to tremble very much ; but knowing him to be • strange character, and supposing that he did so may to frighten her, or that he was in toxicated. she for some time took no notice of it ; but the trembling contitioi.ig, she at length called out, telling hint not to frighten her iu that manner, or that if he did, she 'mild get up and leave him. The msn replied he was dying ; and his wife, after she had struck a light. was much shocked at dia.. covering a knife lying beside him, and that he was treltenng in his bloo I. having. while in bed. cwt hit throat. A surgeon was instantly sent for. who sewed ep the woood, which was not very deep; and the man is now is • fair way of doing well. Lot ho assigns no reason whatever• for having mew matted tins rash action. About • fortnight ago a wet dietieming • dent happened at Strathblene, about eleven miles north from Glasgow. Several boys, on their way home from school, went taco a sand-pit to divtrt themselves; soon afire they all went away, except ing • ti,.e boy, son of a Mr. Ceuta. weight. Thai boy, sot coming house at the usual tease, was missed by Isis parents, and search immediately made by them, hut in vain. The inhabitants of the village and neighbourhood searched every place they could think of, sod the satin-pit repeatedly, dunng the whble of the day, but he we, no where to be foetid. Emily nett morning, a party again begun digging for him in the isod-pit, and, after long perseverance, they again gave up their :search. A sheep-dog, a collie, who had gone along with his master to the pit, no sooner observed them give up the search,. than he, with the greatest ardour, fell • scraping with hia feet. Ou this, the people again returned to their labour of digging in the place where poor collie was scraping. and there soon foam! the corpse If the unfoti write child. About the time the acci dent hipp.meJ there was • considerable fall of rain, and tt is oripproesl the boy had goose to under the gand brae in green huasilf ftual it, and that the brat bad fallen toron iperinie irtficiczscit. -~.. NEWMARKET Fill& OCTOBER MEETING, ?Mt OW Ay. °CC 4.. Mr. Howcrili's Itesslbl, 7st. i ills. hest LA Sedalia% Me; ce;Yer, 'sac 'alb. U.U. itsups-7 to 4 solos! loyalist. • Mr. Sliskespear•A rb. f. Sprite, bet. beat Mr. Vsaaittarro Treasurer, Sat. tolb. Two yr. old Course, , JoOgs.-6 to agslast Sprite. IA Jersey's Aatunirs, sit. beat 14 Vary's 111antioation, net 7lb Two-yr. dJ l'l.lll 14C, 1111141•••6 It/ 4os Antonio • IA Grosvenor's BeLlll/lio. o , i. bib. best 11r. Fabing. 7st. 211• Ab. 11 to.,cii.-7 to 4 ora Or Yrol,ll. LA Sarkvilte's Pilo hest Mr Stiake,qa, o's ilarropiatea t ast. ylb each. Across the Flat, ou Vasa The 'rows Flak of sons. lir 3.yr. old colts sat. A. awl fthio, est. Mb. D. 1. Eistrasser 3p. 7 Mr. F. Crstevn's els. I'. Jonvieits b. of atorton's cli.r. J 'yeast Sir F. Eirelso's b. c. by AlGlAlliskr the Great Mr. Watioutes b. t Dimity 7 to 4 on Crhven. Th a Ktag's Plus, of iooss fur 4.. yr olds corr)ind to , t stt. c•yr. olds 1 1 b. bib ti-yr. olds itst. sign: Ist 9I S. • R. C. drusscstor's b b. Enloe. Gies eta IA lerscy's p c Nicholas, 4 yrsold Sir P. Evelio s cb. c. !dealing, ayn uld ....... ...• Mr. disokso#eorb br. h. Harpocratrs, mod • • dr Mr. liorruttlet b. c. Jisrany. 4.71 - I obi - ' Ai CARLISLIL /ACES, SAM TVCIDAY, OC 333 r 3 e. His Majesty's Platen! IP. Collars', by Horses of 4-ril .; 4 0 !J UPO 04 sib. Four mile be:ds. fklbarro', b fby Hantbarlootio, 4 yrs. WA I g o 0 Mr. Mortimer's b. c. Patriot, 4 yrs. old IA Lowther'. eb c Ea, Wapitis, 4 yrs. old . • Sir C. Douglia's It g Roc4l PiIOCC 4 yrs. old dr. At startiag ales on losetb;r's Ewa:spies —After Ibe first beat to I Der LJ Itellomo's b f Aftri 1110 • cowl beat 61u 4on Patriot. Ir ...vitt hes , errs, &Muse daring the v....swing, *Ail the last wile, sear i'ote di.dauce post, when Pair ui's sear lore-fez, ea. dmlog.alei al edc pasterb jaa.d.Zt must Sc. were!y conhated race. ..rt D& A Sweepstakes of Tim 6,aimaop ;itch, p p 3 asA I -yrs. al. - rot raseyalle 7A. , sad 1-yi ul I t at. in. Sir Chart.. Doodles'. I.ay a. * Royal ;Prieto... yrs old - t Lort Loath. eh. c. Bacattaphasa yrs. old Earl of Low-4.1A b. r Pardo., • ,n do. Jolo , ear. E. Ed..ord Ha4ll, koi, aoJ Lead Montgooo-rve, lA,re Sabarribera.lbstitill slot name. Thret to wee we Royal Ilieb.u=olla witb ease. !Willy the brat heat • by wokrrle aver by one of lbe rase honer: be is sot yell ,414 bat be. I.lc IS deoraired repues. VA I.ION NOVIT, OCT. S. ;Weaker *lwo heti beet. remand. iu roaregicure of the ab,cuce of a wittiest+, was this dl) fully tom' y It appeared that the Prisoner It its servant aitb • Mrs. • Itinj.imm, in Duke's place. Ono StOrliill% in the lather sivt of September, the Pris,rier's satiatrres, prim to I..3iri , 4 Ln bed moat, bud locket wp hie pocket', erntrinii.g IR d. in tious, besides a quatitioy of {rid and saves eon+, at a string hoc which stood in t,s rout'; she then went dors stairs, where she h•td been but a few tninnt• t, *hen • Gaut was heard is the room she 113.1 just timed t !wee ester, a Mrs. Solomon*, rais ip stews directly, and saw the I (Mower with the pockets in her baud, who imtmcd:•tely raw away. Mrs. - Solomon' pursued her mese ha kitthea, awe observed herstw rani the Ire, winch emitted a considersiblv blase, where, it is supposed, she won. rudenvwri•S to destroy the evi-leares her guilt. thi imam.; the foie oat, ■ hey was iliscovere4„ which, on easiniontios, Ite.J the I ek of Mrs. Bziijamiu's stroll; boa. • The Primmer, is Ler defence, elated, that the hot: wu Iv. in open, and she took out the pteket. for the perpose of sit iug them to her mistress, to pill them in a littee of emotes seisriiy. Ike doled all knowledge of the key winch had been diocovered ira the ashes. GVILDRALL, OCT. S. A WINN 111 of the Jewish percale:lots who salaries is Rag- Fair, sun! Lit trost, bruiseu glairs, a5e..16.4 bcuuj►t *p ea its her pusiss..iou a otamher of patent [wits, made use of 41 lighting the dark pails of ships, dark rooms, dm. the property of Messrs Petlatt sad Glans, glue. manofacturers, St. Paul's Churelayard. Wire the Olkege searched her heart, a warolter of these marks were foetid, htch she a serted had hem io her premises those two prom In the present esstomatiou, howeser,she stated that she had bought them about Ift month:: Iln the pail of Messrs l'elhitt and Creels it was proirrsl i , that she could out hair bad them fur any so. It terns, ea they themselves were cot in toasessina of the patent fir meas. factoring them, mire than hJli that time. The Prisoner stated, that alleged her husband were in the habit of hiring a cart and home, and going "tacit to th.ise lobo collected bootee glass, which they purchteed-ssthe pro perty in question had eartansly here mid to her, aimed among some of her bargains; hot it was impussible for bet to 1c II when, or from whom stie had boii%ltt it. The sitting Magistrate etwirmed, be meld de we more, na iler all the circumstances of the ease, thaw order a restitut ion of melt atlieles as Messrs. Pellet. an d Greco claimed es tlitir The ;moulds in which the glass had been east, ware poduc •d lit Court, which cutbled thr Complainants ckarly to idtu. tify t►e tenant. V 111011-11141.11. Joig iCenette wfis b-ouglit hcfure the &Unlit Magistrate, by sae of the night constables, charted tat rairpiejou of ar ia; la his pow:aline a large balm, which.** Males. li ap peared that the wen stopt by the Constable us Thursday ni%lit, brinern tea and chum o'clock, u , ar the nateuside, with a sack across his &boulders, eriniaiuing the has in question. Mat o asked what the sack contained, be said chips—mucsaing se!iing. The Cutistablt's s, nee of ISOWCTIT, convincing l o ut this was nut a true stsiernerit, insisted nu eiteutioisig the Sark, upon which the Pi 13.11,1. alreW it down, and endeavoured to ran off, but was pie. vested. Upon the bans being prodseed, the Prisoner told law!. Ma gistrate it was given hiss by a fs lead behtogiror, is the ship Antelope, who knew be was fesd of a rrieth. Oa being de be.l by she Meirieleate to seed the the friend who gore be sad that was impossible, as the ship issiadtatelp ate be fatted 'Mc smiled fur Newfosn.itnnl._ Tkiit ;mount, kOrioner, sot rosin astisertiory, be Ira bawd rtat. which sot being prepareJ to pa), hs ors cost- Stied is the Roost or Correction for s mouth. Bonaparte was eutsemely offended with his bro ther Lucien for his marriage with has present wife.s.: a Madame Juuberton„ the widow or an Exchange broker. The inatiage took place just before Bona• parte usurped the throne of nonce. Mr. Gualeoltre. the master of the Falcon. *gnome punch-house, who lately shot himself in his bed -moat. is now, notwithstanding the danger ous manlier in oisicit he wounded himself. revs. Bering very fast, and is expected in a short time to be able to attend to his business. It is not exactly known what was the occasion of his laying violent hands on hi* life; it was certainly not on account of any embarrassment, ss his circumstances are good. A ISt& before his committing this rash action. he had expressed to his wife his displeasure at the company staying so late in the club-room, and was at this tome rather elevated with liquor, though Dot intosicared.—Mr. Grussioare "Ise formerly a ison-enmnsisasoned officer. and served molly years in Ifelehd, and bring familiar with firs anus. always kept loaded piatuis is his chamber. • i i - ~+,