The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-09-06 00:00:00

SI 1 1• in music ictomett, be !tipped, , and ins *necties was tom. :pletely 'netted Ibe a leaOthel time. witeu the wassbetas cense ;op and took him to the w atch-house. Magistrate—"bat are you? —A. A tailor. :• litmetstrate—You are an admirer of anomie lam a bit of s master. Illaststrate--Whst instrument do ru play ?—A. Several; for usse l -1 ran play a little on the fi ddle, play a sm the drum, and eau whistle. Magistiete—You are very cheer. Now pay a @billing sad be discharged. The Prisoner paid the shilling, saying he knell watchmen poly wanted those things made up, but it would never jU t with him. ASSIZES. CHESTER. SEPT. 1. This morning the lion. Charles 1A 'atresi and the Linn. Samuel 11arshall, his Nlojeviy's Joraices for the County Palatine of Che,tet, arrived here. and opened the Comtnission of A:-.lze. At eleven o'clock their Lordship., seelunnatited hr the MO, Sheriff, Jolt's, Smith Barry, owl-vire at St. Peter's church. At too o'coo . k the Learned Judges repaired to the Shire-hall, and opened the buisiiiess of the Coors. The letirr. proem ..f his Royal Highness ilia Regt nt, Nellll, to the name and sot the behalf of hir. NLijesty, whereby Charles itiarren, E.g. one of his ,if.ritstv's Cotiosel learned iu tlw law, was itiiininited Chief Justice of Chester, was fir.t read. It w4s June 15,1819, and having been 11914 Ity the Clerk. was Old" ed sup be recorded. ' rile Aare levied to the (7o.roty were then proclaimed. The Right M.o. E.iii Crrosveoor appeared m 11rt4.111, and iliffeltii a recovery UoOil his estates preniiiii•ly in /11r Illslifflsge of his soil, Lord Belgr,ve, with the *et:mid (laughter of the Marquis of Stafford. SEPTF.IIIIVR. 2. SHOOTING AT BIRCH THE CONSTABLE. This morning the ATTuRN -tIEN east. soplietl to the Court for a role to show cats-, why Ihr trials of James George Brace owl rt Winn: Ptarvist, charged under whet is called Lord Ell.nuorotigh's Act with shootin4 at William Birch, ilw Police Officer, with intent to kill him, should not be tut , oft till orxt A•s , z , s, on section* of the absence of a material witness. Hr moved for the rule no the affidavits of the. Sureeon and the Attorney for the prosecution. hlr. Flint. the Surgeon. deposed, that he and Mr. E. Kollar had utteildrd Birch from the time hr was wounded to the present time ; and notwithstanding his progressive state of ainetidnient, he was not yet so fur recovered, as to resider his removal safe or prudent. They considered he would be sufficiently recovered to appear aced give evidence in Court next Assizes.—Mr. Lloyd, the Attorney, stated, t!::,t IVot. Birch was a material witness in the prosecution of the Prisoners, sod that he could not proceed to ill' ,r mid without his arse *knee. lie tli , inght it prutpitilr, that iu the inter vet, between the preketit anti ilex , Assize, the oilier parties suspected of indisig, &c. is, the pump!, would Ise apprehri,(lo. - - . CoLarr—r s "joke a rule." Resolutions of the Grind Jury fur this county. I agreed to by them this " COHNTY PALATINE OF CHESTER. It We, the Grand Jury of the Comity Kilatine of Chester, 1 at the Assize bidden at Chester on the let of September, ISIS, feel it incumhent at this time to declare our iodic station at the machinations of artful end itinerant denim. Rogues, who dieseminate mei* of the moat dangerous and seditious tesolei.ry, at public mret:nr : with freedom ; io their mouth., and. fraud and plunder in their heart., ern ploy the must iotiammatory Isuritage insidiously to lucid. idle, wider the s!•ecious veil of Ref . ..rot, It died nod eon lillnpt of our Conetitution, and in-lig:de the ignorant and unwary even to a xert physical fusee (that is, violence and open arms) for the enforcement of their visionary claims, at 1 mere useless to 'loins. lee.% destructive of the rights mid pro. pity of their ft liow.vithjects, and isivolviug the country is one general ruin. " fur can we refrain from &Oaring. ...or disgust and horror, at the odious rod bLisphet 000000 s atom , poured forth throughout the country, w which the Holy Sail/taws are held op to derision, reviled, sod ' ,coifed 3 1, nod au d a er ously denounced to the people as Wee, with the inalizaatit initiation of eradmit mg from their minds a ll mura l e i„,.k a , and all the hopes and comforts to Le devised from ; but with the must serious and petitioar anxiety and di tea. lotion, we coutempler the iiiirrenittiug cautious to Indium ' the minds of the sis,s,g gruel anon wills the same h orr id an d rlrtesbilileslortrines. We, theiefote, strongly impressed with the'exceliente of oar CURlatitillao4l, prose. slug all raulta j and degree' of society. ;tie firmly resolved by every menus in our power to eutotee the due execution of the laws against the Seditious tool Disaffected, and against all who, either by t h eir act% or otherwise, eadstiger the public peace sud safety of the realm. (Signed) J. T. Stanley, Foreman. (L or d) Relgrove, H. M. Maiuwartoz, Thor. Cholmoo - Thomas Harker, T. C Chilton, Chia. Cholmosideley, D. Aehley, G. Wilbraham, W. 11. iVolibington, It. Taylor, Henry Calattala, Ha- Tenon, t, E. Davies larroport, Wilbraham EgritOtt, It Hildiert, John Isherwood, Ralph I.ryeewter, jun., Thaws. Marshall, D. Stracey, Cholera SwetteuhaM. AFFIIEOENsIoN OF M'INNIS. I A snare be4tirrgrag to lifl'. flint', a tirerytuao,,wprroje.Fri..; tr•eloll toi‘titlethe tut Itltle, Audio trpt . 11 aqes / Mink .:. boor, tb4•Asliford tort; TLC 'atostal'iroll cleverly, . J bad Iwo taistrtes to spare. Atter lbe ttottiog match arorover, West She rilestriaa. was backed Will pitiless loam bait it Nile I'Venttniter t. 1 ,3 four aeoarlia.../ira tbe.lirsi.riaarter 4 i itt Ile tort orals o oder• tj4e oezt quarter iiiene minute .c.l ore armed 3 viinutue. tli t e • watch Olt Arc eecontie to , • el I :Ate. lE. !°: . • , forked • Mr. Bragg, in defeuccv said, that his conduct was alcove • menstrroci Mot, which he nesse deviated filmy and the catchment had co charge against hien. Hr was walking home whenhis attention seas attracted by the aft sounds of mimic, Matting frees the melodious notes of • pia•o-forie, but vibe* was mere,attiattive and torero, was the voice of a tem& italsruting,io • superior style, Mr. Braltam's fa•ourite 'oilseed, of which be was as admirer. Haring some claims Intelligence Ii ju•t hero. received here of the atiprehenaion of Jacob itrongly of being the man who actually ,hot %Is. Borth. lie WNS taken in Ireland by a Officer, mantra Mangling, and may shortly be ettnetird in uu r. Cantle. 'rise Collll..amicol ~,, wir ed , --- W arren , Esq. une of the Nlagastratel of the Cloy of Dublin. The trial of Hardern and Wright, for rioting at Macclesfield, is exptctrd to place oil Saturday next—it will he but a short case. Harrison, the " Chaplain to the Poor and Needy," his got tail! his sureties are John Loll.. gon, shopkeeper, Birdsley. hotter, both of Stockport—they on bound over 1 . .. r his •ppear• seer at the Assizes in the sum of eso/. each, and himself iu 5001. The Parson has titivrised till spring ; stud is mite more at liberty. His deten tion might have proved !lither incontesiirnt to Messrs. Baggiiley and Co. as lie was the active in strument in collecting their weekly piiision money from the Stockport Ultrais. The calendar at Lancaster Assists contains the mune* of sixty-seven prisoners fur trial. Wednesday mornitnr, a man of the mime of Tor- My, a pensioner, was found suspended by a rope, from the bough of a tree, in 'the viCinity of Ms common. He was quite dead . ; and was dlivett . to the rash act,. by the irremediable'perplexity of hits situation ; having Iwo wives, to otie'bf whom the_ . othei woman and l•er 'children were insupportably odious; the unfortunate man hod therefrireilo pros pect this bide of the grave.--feltltlone Ilerald.j PRICE OF ItTOCIiS ON SATURDAY. 3 per St. 7I I 1;1iu 12 pr, s per Ceul t .... Jitik:ti I I Et;. 4..,p0r. 3 die. 5 ptt C,t. N. Au... 10411 I Ditto. C0m...13 16 div. Bra 1.. Ana. 19 3-IG I Cons. fur Acc 7111 1-Iti LONDON : Petalled awl rallied as sae Olrics. No. Is:. . Stewed ; amine Aererthemeats are maw. d, And I *Hr.. odspeed) mad be addreedidl--C. lIIIITH, %u 1, eldosesed lea, Peldter--1, WRITE, No. I°, Stria' Palisbde is alio hi grad that Counsel would never move itir wens caste rile Ott Saturday, in the custody us a emeionan oi wa. i pi reu .. nail gm D . ~ ......,„..., .... „, „......._ was tOchiouttly, "an absolute rale." as he never would Pancras ~_ .. , _,, , . partsn, situ cnargeo nim as a suspicious character. 1 on I c'' e; :',l soy (Met 'except roWil wiri.-Adjuorued rill the 13tb : . shopkeeper, otarkloitti Bardeley. hatter, both Halifax; and • Team., Chi Rua, tor rernamouto. . . Ille watchman stated, that on Friday night, at a late hour, 1 K : . M ate g o ocrytwout. 1. 3:11y. lu Strictures of the Urethan, Messrs. Corr* an • ;,..sastali. —. Thistle bate gone in pieces mum my ' • Tharattur a debtor nadisd Fenton was opposed by his ' be observed the Geaficition at the bar foe • length a lima I of Stockport -t.hey is bound over 1 . .. r his appear• • The Control and Co 's plan of treatment has so far surpassed i'•.i i y J ibe, I, tbod of cure, that they have tacked the esion:-Intieut and standing , opposite tile house of a respectable person in twee at the Assizes in the sum of ‘2501. eaelt. and I ! last. The l ii tegTity, Wilson, on tittering the Harhotir , struck crerittoi, on the ground that 110 bad uut„mca•uuoted tor. near • Tborelleauxtt-street, apparently listening with pndOund at- I hi mse lf to 5001. The Person has tonversed till ! against the North Parr, and sunk a Main the entrance. 1 11 •.• Q.Off. which fiethait rest fur a stations purpose, antintly, . _ fr ,.. , tlest of promo we the Mel geptla man a matriusomal cum 1 'ion but at ante, valube would retreat some distance I s tin . ~, :from the spot, and with all the antics of a theatrical 'lager, ' P g , nod is once More at liberty. Nis &ten- ! Every exert proved rutile,. incol i iven.rot to iina has bsee : node to healer h-c o ff , but without i . effect. The cables are broke. and unit of the keel is broken approbation of the Most dislinestish-d writ sea, effecting its three weeks, cures whist, sh V.! all the t s.n.sacr. • the Ha A r a bo th u e r g i, a e l ‘ e i abater, lii,.s. it is p.essible stir may Ire hove tutu of their skill. Messrs. Carrie and eo, of isle he h.. 1 e ..e. rat patients wins bad been weak enough to place ito nue,..• z, \ ' 4"1 " 1. " 7 II" ' la.'s' staled, ta eaulat: to ' in q uiries ' tha ' -a he would cosnotedee a piece of music, as he perhaps thought I 1 2 °1 u' l g ht ha " bid expeosiesillie moot rt. Itrocoiti.tx ineetitizs between the . inelodised, but which, in fact, wasteither sweet nor enchant. I Messrs . Hagguley end Co. as lie was the active in- i • N osier the care, and submit to the mo•te Y et traai s.eut, se ' s v ' e , J . l , l " r i til r i ' t , eat i n i tt: l i i it .c , h 7,.. kf;,..72... o f desirous • hag iti whiten or the neighbours. lie would then return to , strutner.t in collecting their weekly peiision money 1 , . 011.110070. 001:711 PanT, ael"Tamarit 1. nen utterly eii.kiited io the cure of this most dinter•Va a" i ::','::1 1 1 per "' tilui:-eiroaTl-14.-c70.--ito;,-,01-u-c-ed"ul7o7; Want , and •. rehouse , end manseuvre,which caused • suspicion that hews, "to rn the Stockport Ultras. The Susan, La diti, of Nee Voik, liar !Asensio!, with painfel complaint, a d d when after the loss of st ow eh time wad • etOd'agi a fair one, or bad a desigu• on the house, which Set i 1 snowy, they app:ied to them, and felt the .thrny of thin . " the "" inic" at w large start! P rretata l es '• at ituslub " d ' ioduced witness to go to the spot cad order the gentleman - . .....---.--....1-... -. i cation and tobacco, WAS Maven ou shore off Formby, and is t . • 21. e tattealkkition of Om* tradiaftioni afforded awl mirth ;•• i a complete wreck-two of the crew perished; the Carrier, of plan, they have bees inesriabty as warm ia tbiir coolant , 1 • „ c Joe. ' ifs etposltioa sic f ra t . as i d - jo h e. i kpiet. ros (us. sway, uu which be refused to go, saying he did not cares' &shoes of the skill is which they owed their rratoostiosts is , The calendar at Lancaster Assists contains the i Liverpool, fur Whitt:haven, will, cattle, is s hi n rot shore I.fr . . • . . . ii . .pia • for him so any body else, and although he was a watch- health, as strong in their censures of the lawsuit* to o zi a otrated. ". • • • matt, if) , was uleoleut he wou ld sot lie.uoie ii rieint bum . names of sixty-seven prisoners fur trial. - i Formby-crew saved ; the rlosiat Commerciam, kieverts, 1 m fro i ni (lathe Schi u ed u airs, Wale) sin Zilinri•-ciew I,llVtli i soother ves. they had nearly (Mica victims. • • • a good friimaisp. He took him to the watch-house,' as leie Wednesday morning, a man of the name of Tor. It . !Owe) has also wrack nail gone to pieces-crew their c • - paid, • neat .... Patients is the country are decayed In slate paiticajws saf 'if A mare behirgrog to'll.M. Hints, a tiler-roan, wp.o.a.rel• -- • 1 y ty•ek•ll loA•llMethettst Ittlit. l,l 4 to sel:1 . 1 f 10" l ii bil a , i forked op am be was brought there. 'be "mild have been diechseßear but be ""isted "" bei"B illy, a pensioner, was blood vusperfcled by a rope, 1 1,,,,.... . •~ • • .:. hour, ern th#•Ashford mat - lie . anima l woo cleverly, from the bough of a tree, in She viiiiiity of fl o,- • ... - . Fiagland note, whea the necessary advice and etia.tuia. , a rill • ' *Mr. Bragg, ia defeucev said, tit his conduct was iitariya common. He was quite dead'; arid' was tyro to 1 . PRICE OF IeTOCES'ON SATURDAY. eft * I be seat to any pert of the world.. 4 . 4 bad Iwo miairtes to spare. No. 107, Haltom-gat/a. i • menssood lint, whicb lie *eau deviated feum,• sod she . Aft* Ihe eetAttelt Pkateh 11"Ters W. the rel l er r j ail . I wa tchman bad on charge against lien. He was w a lki n g i the . rash act,. by the irremedisble'perylegity of hi* I, 3 per. Ct. quius.. 7.111 i I Lithe Limds..... 12 pr, --- • ----;. ; was backed ftkingalife" tee ""1 . 1 "2" falk 6 tele nuaal " ; h omeokoolis aitcmiuu was attracted by tbe /eft sounds l situation ; hawing Iwo seines. to floe 'bf whom the si per Cent... ....fitli:2 I I En. Itiils, st..,pur. 3 dia. LoNriora : Prialod awl Pobilobed at she SlSee. No. IS'. .• A ;o'3 four ""ali•-•siin ' did t b a ,.."" 1 " 11 . ari,...," iamb . t m inute of "moles issuing from the melodious ""tes 0 • piano forte, other woman an I•er children were insupportably . per . A.Au ... „,, 1 cr, 0m... i.. 4 a 4 a la l' i° I " • •f • if S C,.1 N 104 z4 I att C 13 16 d*. • Stewed; oleo Aerortbouseato on rector. d, and I etlei 6'. '.edv ""dee.• 8 1""`ns 2 8 1 tea "ea: 0. 68 . .."1 but abut was mormattsactive sod km/h was the voice sit a odious; the unfortunate man hod therertireno pro's- j * Bra L.. Ann. 19 i 3-16 I Cons. for Acc (post-paid) toad be oidremeol--C. BIRTH, Nu 1, . i • c ''. l ore Ileeculdi wintk''"Jri ttC.iPP l C ° 6 l l s t b lat e 11 " °11u s to iisaele szerating,to • superior style, Mr. Realism's favourite 7 1 11 Clawsesses Ism, Motet-J, WRITE ; No. Ir , Stmt.,. I :Ate. v ,ES O.:: ,°: ;. •'• . • • • 'oilseed, of which be was an admirer. Haring went claims pect this side of the grove.-feltltlone Herald.) i 1-Iti 1 roblisbor :. , • a . VIE A IffEST. • , • twernest Rill he finished In the neiglihseviosal 1114nOurd in the eistire of a few days; marry ferodlet Va' already completed h: • Filberts, hazel-ants, and walnitas o ttaa , art! ahuaJani. 111m1 no person livia;r in that Ditighbuittilo o lfr" mires she beryl-tree* so loaded. A farther .:ear Newport, I.lc of hat treacle i boats of good'ohl Wheat, the rcmaiitittiprodoce of last , yalar. We ale i+ifortried that the quantity 4.1 lVtivat OP 'nod, of 'list iear's growth, is very great throughout the • biorlom. COUNTRY NiRKSTs. !." POLICE. ' luuloo4-110%11. . . • • ' • DARING THIEF. • Yeaterday J. aged about twenty, was fully ram. ,fildtteal .4 a charge of having rolitied the dwelling•ltouse 6.1 r 111 r. honour! Gale, sol.citor, Besilighall.street, of a m oon. : • •Ility or plate. The Prisoner was savored immediately after - ilie conimission of the robbery. A handle tat' plate, tied up ink handkereleief, was found in his posses.iour, coolant. lot two heavy sorer cups, two large silver gravy troths, 1 1 1 1 ull eight table dittos, the value of whicharao upward. sof VW. Upreo searching his pertain various other articles of property owete foujoduipon The Loral Mayor naid that it was a very fortunate dream. •otance fur the public that the Prisoner had been detect. el to so deaf • manner. He was well known at that office as harina ' yriaug'as he was,infesied the City fo r a considerable time. His mode of depredation Wit, by watching a favour- Tile opportunity of ;tiding into a house. and accreting him *elf until every thing was at rest, when he would emerge from his hiding plan and Wander the 1u... se with security. His Lordship meat .41 a singular in-tance of female reels lotion sail courage within hie kmoeledge, which bid takers place alum oar of these occasions. Some months airier, the *ife of a rearm of great respectability was retiring to rest, . when she suddenly saw the fret of • man under the curtains elf her bed. Instead of falling into ti‘lterlei. as !UMW would hare done unilrr circumstances of this vesture. she resolutely seised the by the feet and dragged him from under the bed!, nod held him, in spite of a powerful endvavoior which was nude be him to escape. until nu officer was pro cured to take him custody. Th.. P. isimee was the hien.. civil Man, and had been repeatedly brought up on similar charges, but bad huh. vita esetioed with ompunity. 011 account of a very repreletostble reluctance on the part of the parties 1011M9rIlle. Mr. Gale assured his Lordship that that would not be the case with him The Prisoner had nothing to ssy in his defence. BARTHOLOMEW FAIR. Saturday a numb , a , of persons, chi. fly boys, were charged with piekiaLf pocket*, suit committinz oilier lllllrages at the fair w tintiudield, The Prisoners generally were remanded soul the termination or the for SIWKING OUTRAGE. An interesting lad appeared before the Loy! Mayor, to complaiti of a wanton and wicked outrage committed upon him by one Thomaa Day, iu the fair on Friday TiseCumplainant sold that be went, in einupsny with one or two others, tan ilie evening mentioned, to the fair, where, haying 'dewed for a moment i n !MVP into the booth of the Delenila , t, *hose radial:lion wits then going forward. the latter diachargeel a pistol, plentifully luarleil with powder, a crevice, into his face, which lacerated and dis figured lion Mild severely. He receive.' immediate medical as •isiahee, but still presented the , appearance of much injury, his brad and the entire right stile of his face being bandaged op —The Lord Mayor duetted au immediate innocuous to be served upon Day, to answer the ccmplaint Bradford L.•i;h I'l4, 04 Monday, was thiga attended, tied to n • aliew of cattle WAS rallwv PrinitTteests, rotb fut and 10,1?1, ‘olil very quickly tit Weir prices. Of sheep and Whits ihrte was but a moderate supply. which met a ready sale on full as good terms. Mewl not err• mom rotas, mod isitedlv of Ikw inferior kind : they did I of obtain many pur ekertere. There was a Imo- quantity of rhee.e pitched, real 1, ors of wine!, waft taken hick unsold : coward fetched from hO4 So 60... per ewe ; lialf.coward, from 304. to 38s. Owing to the wetness of the day, there was but little busi- Bo .stol Air commenced on %Vediteaty ; there was a larce uttpply of le an beasts hick t eed,iy :it advanced prices: tat .11.11 tie ware 1, w. Horses of ia•am, &so-Tyson a mere drat, and but few of any (kart- wr hone, which auld high. Trit early to quote price. of leather accurately. lASOLVItAI BTO it' • CM' lc T. amain", immune 4. 111 TNT MATTIS at GEORGE merit This Insolvent w.. 0 oppiord by dr. HILATH,..w the errinnd of fraudulent COUrfalllW 4ll of pritiwily and general injustice to Ills (real/0M Ilit• /rill, it mime:trial hero employed in Carentog pursuits to Staffordahire, where he contracted debts IP a very grist amount. in ailiiiiiiiii to which hr bed bees • iraitkrupi aholit live y. nog ago. 'the to iocipal male of his twine 114. W ..1,14.V.rd, Was /10 S.ll. gal 00000 off 111% haring 111114' • debt of 1,0001 tor 1551 to a Sir Thom.. Bowser, Willprat 14.011111 e a prop.' legal Coarryaoe , ; and ;dad ...loge big Mimi. •nfllll.ld, having arid some articles lido the cariosity, to de trawl hi. Cr,alibiiii. From his ex titilllailllll, which Ilertllli l4l the Court a eon. ,',insist,' time. I, w t., sttlanpied tr. be peoovril, this iheiiellt it built. stated bad been sold fraiiilidiaitly• and to estahl•sh this ch:irge I, tiers arrr put tido thi ;1.0.W....0s hatiZet, wills inquiries whither sit I, hail heels o . ilt. is by 111 m. These letters certainly rmoldiesed some groan I% of .aspirins, but, after a very tote VV111.14a1t4.11, 1111.151,...1V 11l lit - 1111d having ....g wriit. n so. Ii Inter-, or ran-el any to he wittiest, Ant th ii, on the contrary, the sale of the il. bt was n bona fide triweactiurs„ rad that lie bail .ipprionisti ii the whole o f that money to the irtyment of his eri ila..re %Ville reaper* to tile articles atoll lido the coma y, who'll In .lob Were. only tau I , dr of tea MIA VIM. 144h.0tr... lilies.' 114111 he. n pond Cie by.lois law agent, but never by I • If The 14w Agra , GUILDHALL. was Isere called op, and cie.tienieil ibis statement. I :tit ADOLPHUS Ihru 'Xenon. d lila Insolvent on his own ; John Motley, a smart hasolaotne-looking lad, scarcely 18 behalf, front o :itch it appeared that the farm which he had ; years old, apprentice to Mr. Nomile, Great New street, vecispied hail h in succeastvely iu the basis of tin two bro. ! Federlane, was committed to the House of Correction, at thers noel himself, and haul produced their ruin. %%h, nhe was ; the iaidange of the pariah officers of St Br ide's, fur Wald of a lionkrupt Ave years ago, the very pi rson who ouw opposed sufficient sureties to abide an order of filiation. This youth hint yowled his &EH tingles the commission, sus: he ofierwards • had been examined bet are Sir Vim. Curti. in the early part "Wattled his remit( ate. Siure that be bail been sunk in lir- of the acre, alto, with mitch delicacy, avoided bawling Clothier; and the Flsialifr hail most grin rous y lent hint a : the feelings of the deluded fair one by asking nu other I s t • W pounds 10 relieve the distress , sof tomaelf, wife, and questi 0000 3 than shore 4111111Utely occessary ; hut turning to • ight children; and, ill return fur attic koointss. hr cheer. ; the Prisoner, astd, " Oh. you arc an •ppreatice, are you ? tally gave his bond, by which he' rest. w.,1 the debt *hick the Yon slan't read your iodeutilrell 4.1 . 1C11, I think. " Till' hail Plaintiff had formerly prised under the commission. Yet ; muttered sumethisig like a blush, and confessed lie had ..0 Ibis very booed was be afterwarda arrcst..l; and feeling ' erred, but would make every at went in his power by at. I:intact(' hound to %hew his hottest o kites to tlw Piaintiff, lie • lowing 2•. a week for the maintenance of list' child. The .•ir ~.d to give up every article he had in the world, rasher worthy Bantam' observed, that the time of a rinth of that than he sir unpleasantly situated as to go to gaol. He bad paid age met-t i.e vary v eluetile to his muster, sail probably ha almost rill his creditors I arl illy shillings in the pound, ex- might do something to keep hint out of prison. • 0:..1 the Plaintiff. Ott going to prison, be, however, found ' The Overseers said, they haul made lied inquiry, but his things much snore comfortable arta he expected; and lie ; master would do nothing for him; he had paid '2Ol. • short would never have applied fur the benefit of this Act had be time since on a similar occasion, for the Uldlidtalatire of a not been completely pennyless i child, now chargeable to the parish of Cripplegate. Mr HEATS Beta, tin the part of the opposing creditor, Thr Magistrate told the Prisoner he would not let him off strongly urged the neer - ''y of giving mute tins.: to inquire : for lets than 2,. &I. per week He was thew remanded for a sato all the facts of lire si vv ir, because the lust of the la. , few days to find sureties, but being unable su to do, lee win solvent, uudrr his examination, was such as to excite the fully committed. BIM STREIT. s t ru nzest suspicion. , M... ADeat.ftios, in a very animated speech denied there . Friday evening Mr. M. en to n er,atrn of Chancrry.latie, was any ground fur suspicion. •pplied to the Silting Magiatrato stauce, wider 'the The Cowslisstonsa, after going through all the facts of following circumstances :—He ws trustee lo Dr. H. a geu tlie e ise, cioisidered the Prisoner entitled to lo s s dischar,e, as tirman of property, aho was sn a ifurtimately reilui•cd to a 1., anw hot the slightest gionitil !anal.' to impute to him stale of mreital imbecility Havi..g repeatedly been ap ally improper motive 4111 the whole of hia conduct. i plied to by him for large sums of minty, more than ap. Julio Haymer, lately a culler-tor of the slues on the Drif- : ;ware(' requisite for his usual %mints, he gut-attuned him uu Le , ... canal, wets imposed by Mr. Barry, un behalf of two ere. the subject, when Dr. IL confessed that hr had given the .'d.o.s, on the ground of undue t weleiewre to his creditors. greater part to Mrs. E. • suntan of loose character. with ;Is cadet weal a very lime examioution by Mr Barry, from whom he had. become reemmisited. The lady, un being o iamb it appeared, that he hail become very embrarassed pre. questioned, behaved with much arroutery, and said sbe had a 'erns to the year ISIS, and being then in &live of being ar- claims on Dr. H. fur the stimuli' of the money received. r.sted, he applied to the Hun. Mrs. Langley to lend him The Magistrate, on heariug the story, immediately ranted 3 . ...11V4 . mosey. She accordingly advanced Mesa 3801. un loamy. an order for the attendance of Mrs. E. oho hail first pre ) ing her two securities, to whion he gave a warrant of attorney served the same high tone in the of as she had doue to ...-;• !its property. The money which he had thus received be Mr. M. but soon l o wer. d it, os being thirotesed will , cunt:. e apeiseleal a mong his creditors, •I least among the must prey. • milment fur obt' • g money on false pretences. She then tog a them. His situation as collector al the canal was worth see mid willing to accede to any is ems of accommodation tAll. a year. The lady of shuns be had burrowed this money that might br proposed. The wellies lathed in company tifterwarda applied to his word lea for iv; iu consequence of with an officer, and an Ili „nom( ut satisfactory to all, as it which these two Gentlemen sold tits property to ray it.— , was understood, was entered Tutu. 11110 reduced to the greatest diffic ulties, he had no •Ilerna. ; VORSHIP•STREET. s.ve but to go to prisms ; and since his confinement. hue son, ! Saturday John Sadler was fully committed,. roe a charge • youth of IS years of age, had been elected to fill the vs. of busglariously entering Overly/Olin house of Robert Hat s aat situation. The Inauleent was very strictly examined cis, lit Cruss-street, Moorlields, •uo steallug a quantity of o i.this point by the Learned Commissioner ; but his answers ; h emp an d a s i l k hs ,,,ck„„hi r f, appeared so satisfactory, that Mr. Barry, on behalf of the i ',h ow= o wes, a ii,„ Barks ., alias ivati a „,,,,,„ charged . possine creditors , gave up the appiesitiou, ens condition of t` with uttering • forged 11. note of the Bank of England.— t.se losolveat producing several letters, which he alleged ; The note was tendered to an apothecary iu Shorcditch, in would move, In the satisfact 44444 of the Court, that he had ' payment fur a medisal prescripti 111 l . i'ot, lit thus applying our bis discharge, been actuated by any i A Bank laisp..ctur proved it to be forged. hot the purest lives. The Rini e thought the case conclusive; bat, for the Tie L. 4 ;mitt) Commissioner was of npiiiion that there satisfaction of the public, ordered bins to be brought up on al...fr sit circumstances in this case fur the Omit exercising •1 a future day. Sal authority which the Act of Parliament gave it. This 1 BLACK HORSE FAIR. r• or myth had, and lite.:!y. paid the money to the two Ile. ; The Overseen of Shoreditch applied to the Magistrates, s• titles for Mrs. Langley's de Itt, but there was out even the ' in consequence of bills being pos.ell op; describing the • ..dun of reshade to prove den he bad donee (tom undue . terms upon which the ground ce.eild be taken This fair, , ,f,veg. On Ilse whole, be therefor* must be dievb"flells ' they said, was nut chartered , but a purser, 14. V the &prayed ' ,,prided the tenets lie had alluded to were produced sad 1 and profligate from St. Bartholomew awl Edmonton .fairs, s strained ' • and a great nuisance in the parish. A gaeat mans othr r P,i•oorrs were examined, none of 1 The Magistrate said, he would reader all the assistance «hose cases Were, however, of i.romineut int r u st. The ; In h is power; h e wo uld. 011 audy grant warrants against the I.esrurd Comenissiotrer, of *host attention and iudefatis ! ropoieturs of 'hews, but the peoprictur of the field wherein K s.t.le indeestty it is impossible to speak too highly, has made i I, was held. c, vend mast important regellations in the Court relative 111 I SIARLOORIMPH STREIT. r vperty, &E. *Wel cannot fail to be highly satisfactory. 1 GRAHAM'S POLACCA, OR THE TAILOR AND II?. intimated that his intention in future was not to bold i MUSIC MASTER. i , ..i. opyositig creditors to; their . notic , s of opposition so ; John u— ropg. a journeyman tailor, but whose pretensions strictly as bid'bern the practice ender his late predecessor.' are considerable towards music, was brought up from do- Ho also togged that Comsatl would nicer move for what enact elk on Saturday, in th e c ustody of a watchmen of St. was "echil'e-dila N an sh " nte "t ie." as be never wen .- Pancras parish, situ charged him as a suspicious character. resat any (Mrs 'except sat Wis Hirt --Adjourned till the 13th i 'lice watchman slated, that uu Friday night, at a late hour, :O/Moil . • .. 7 ...... be . observed theGentlenien at the bar fur • length of time Ow Thersilsy a debtor mason) Fenlosi was opposed by his • standing' oppos ite toe house of a respectable person in creatto,, out alir gratlnd that he I.iad uot,ocerrouted tor. arm' : Thoreihau h-street, • airently listeuin with trammel at 9Yel* winch In.-;.14 received fur • "' flu " P urPuse ' 4uuu*li ' ' 'cation, but g at intere l tils.h e . would re treat some distance Most of proenriao the Wel geptli tan a matrimonial eau. : .. .._. .. ~ of _. (_ .. 0f . ‘ , 0 .. 7 iie . d , toot staled, a . . 0% . , ,i us.inpairirs, lbw be (situ, the spot, and with mi the antics adi alma' singer, ' .he would commence • piece of music., as he perhaps thought bid expeodeerthe mune f ri. Vrocuritift meetings between the ! ~.e jihm. and . die r aent qi i tat i iiih whom be was d esires ,. of . melodist d, hut which, hafact, was neither sweet nor enchant. •' A ' big to witness or the neighbours. tie would then return op " .seing i° 4"1"Ir- One of fibe lisle" "" 4 'dark. an d : Il3' e house,awdmanseurriorhichrausrd a suspicion that hewas saes • particular °cession 114'er?dithr (fluted upon a Mille ; seretaa •. d nitliniosid. ... tng a fair owe, or bad • desigu• on 'the house, which for the amositielit of t• large hart( of Tamales, at I tonuceo wstmss to go to the spot aud order the gent/mow The iavestigition tritlie;• tesairshiutiii afforded much mirth , away, or ens which lie . refused to go, saying he did not cure • en Coml. The opposhititi s fidea t 'isid • tfie ikbtor. was die- . . P ie f or him any buoy else, and although he was a watch t.lnitged. a ' man, if imoleut he would not 'medals ii giving him . a good frioodop. ' He took him to the watch-house, %Mae ' be would have been discharged, but be insisted on being ' -4 up as be was brought there. A Requisition for a Court of Common Cow le s upon the subject of the late proceedings at litn, cheater, ass presented to the lard Knot (s. have already stated) un Thursday, rebind elneu o'clock iti the forenoon, to Ishii It hi. Lordship I.rfi mused to return sit dosser the seine till, or tat IV fl next morning. Th e ',object, however, it semi*, r.. quired serious and deliberate consideratioii, and w earthogly some of the Aldermen were sainntoceit to his Lordship's Councils, and met at ad Mmistonsliiiuse, at two ,'clock out Friday afieruoul.„ We have not learnt the iiitPrent opinions dr:is erred, but on the results letter was received frt.'s & hi s Lordslitti by one it Drioslstion st roue n'tdotk oo Friday. rosoing .11.1 t his Lordship, civet. formslily to their resitsiiiiiii, had directed a Court. of Common Coui.cil to lie summoned for Thursilly„ the 9th instant, at the usual hoar. A r re quisd, 11 l Sugurd by newly 100 Livery. meet, and in precisely the 'Ape trial*, TM she pl c . Vllleci to his Lordship oil Frid..y, for the purpose a ottraissing a Meetiog of the Livery in Courturso Halt, to which his Lordship returned a stolid it saumer, that lie should take ,nine to Colositter Or it. oar id the Gentlemen who waited upon him requested to know alien they might call for his Lordship's au. serer ? l which his Loidship replied, " whenever they thought prippei." 0.. inquiring ahttiser they watt upon I • on MI/IldNy. lie ugum ntrima, it they thought proper." The Gwollelmili. judc tog from the coolness of his Lordship's manner ti.it he was averse to granting the H. 41, observed, that he hoped his Lordship would give them a drum. live answer, and eusted his Lordship would not deity the Livery the use of their ism that the Guildhall was the freehold of ike Inert. T. whit h his Lordship replied. that he declimd govitig soy oilier staraser at presesit, but Out he would coueider of is. The DePotstion lbws Asti"' drew, intruding to wait epos. his Lurttelup foe his ileteranisiatiou this day (allasiday). BIRTHS. At Earl Spro.er a, Ryde r Lady Barbara Pousouby, of son. . . Oa Wednesday, at Poling-house, nea► Arundel, the Lacy of J. Tnenykoss, Coq of a sans sad heir. Oo Sunday the 29th ult. sire Lady of Charles Tenaysas, Esq. M.P. uf a sun. MARRIAGE. On Thursday, 9.4 Inst. at Aldhurnugh, Sufr4k, by at Rev. 1. F. Buhun, Rector of Depicts, SuffAk. (Vurren Mer cer, Emi S.C.L. of Trimly College ' Oxfurd, to Sarah, se cond daughter of Robert Butcher, Esq. of Via,soni-gruvr, near Bungay DEATHS. At the Mitre Inn, Southampton, on Friday, on his sc. to Ilse Isle of Wight, William Allison, of Limit" Esq. ard thirty. On Friday, the Roth alt at his hoarse, at Alaimo, near Prreintv, in the 4flth year of his age. Thomas Si ,rkir thtworth. Esq. Deputy Clerk of the Crown, and Iteiro.trar of the Chancery of the Comity Palatine. After a lingering illness, of nearly two sears, WM.!, wife of Joseph Todd, Esq of Toickstiloim Perk. Uo Wrduesday, the Ist instant, John IRleadria, Fig. of Stoke-hall, Ipswich, in the 75th year of hi. a cr. Suddenly, at St. Slartin's.hy-Imor, 21r. .1..1in 11111, a en spectable farmer. It is remarkable that Mr 1101, white rid ing, was eriz.tl with a 6t of apopf-xy, and fell f.om ;int horse, ilw same animal from which his sou, Mr. Julio IN:, of Pelynt, lately dropped and expired. HIGII waTen THIS DAY AT LONDON RKIDGZ. Morning 30 after a. II Eviving 4'4 crier S. iui- THE Pipit —moo of Pi 511 Of sue, hub Nieuwe, that beyond auy other it ouglee L bs he kers char of and quackery. Messrs. CURIO E and CO. having dedicated themselves to Itie study, and been gratified by the stunt corisiderrlite practire is that branch they thought proper to urkrt, irad. that, aft. r thirty years residence in this eleerrips!is, their lents are so well known, and their reputation PO conoikt. s, established, that no apology is required fur (heir ilevtaines from the regular mode of practice. It may be isomer se state,tliat their medical education has herr otter filet Oar,. that they are Members of the Royal Colleges of LU0.11,11 and Edinburgh, and as satisfactory evidences of the ti.:llr of this statement, their Diphimas and Testiintintal. insy be sten at their house, No. Itl7, Hattonagarden, wlurr they may be consulted wish the greatest seerrsy and how's , by patient. of Mitre, sex labouring under any of the follose. lowing complaints:- Ist. A certaiu Disease, foe which they have discovered a remedy that is MO only a CISMOkte suhauhile fur nit rem, is the cure of this eromplaiut, but which liss the adeaniagr• L. eradicating the disorder without 11.11:110v .hi;: the consiiiii• Lion. This senierly has been used fro s uns. time with OW 11111Oltit I ii effccts on the Continent, arel in tie • means Ur ClOlrrly 1•Ip1014111g Ihr use Of int rcuty, evcciit nt the u.irst complex sad inveterate cases. 'ldle 1u eases of Herviiim Debility and rastialotr flehlia tion their researches have bees, semi fel aes: thee tot e to a Isle introduction to a friend and pupsl of the illustrious Tissue the acquisition of • simple molt of I. cameral, whir It in thsraraiisr the violent means hitherto practised in ll.'. country, gives a tone to every muscular Moe of the ;when , restores his animal spirits, and re;estatilishes his rime, without inflaming the constitution, and thus r %poising 1.,•., to the dangers of re relapse. In Strictures of the Urethra, klessra. Come CO 's plan of treatment has so far surpassed rct. y J ibe, it thod of cure, that they have tacked the estinc.limeut and approbation of the most distinzitished wierdeal men, Li effecting in three weeks, cures welsh dr tied all :he reeare. of their skill. Messrs. Carrie and 0., of lair nave b.., w se rat patients who bad beets weak enough ar place rh POMP..* Nader the care, and submit to the Diode of team eisd, st men utterly unskilled io the cure of this m o st tfanteral o4 " paiailei complaint, and when after the loss of eri• eh time mil motley, they app:ied to them, and felt the .thency of th.i. plan, they have been invariably as warm to eb.ie roomer , datioas of the skill to which they owed their escuiratiosi health, as strong in their cetasurea of the troutarim to wise h they had nearly fallen victims. Patients is the country are desired to slate paiticalms e . their case ; their letters must be paid, emclasing a Kash 0 , England note, when the necessary advice and arsitorers be sent to ally part of the world. No. 107,1111t0n-careen. LIVERPOOL REFORM MEETING. A sketch 6f this Meeting was given io TUE BRITISH PREIS of Friday. Daring the fore noon the Liverpool light lime and a multitude of special constables were assembled at thei► posts, to preserve the peace. The. rail, fell in torrent., and it was considered a most utifavourable day for the occasion; but at the hour appoin►ed fur the hust •trras, twelve o'clock, it became fair, and remained .io, with very little raception, during the whole of the procarding.. 'rite number of persons then assem bled Wd• very great, certainly between G and 13,000, and was the most randy alerting we ever beheld, the unfavourable weather having kept away women mid Adler). The busttesgs were farmed of two large carts, and were chiefly occupied by the Gen.. Semen who took • pert in the hosiers., anti who, at a quarter roast twelve o'clock, came out of the house of Mr. Richard Preston, amidst loud greetings. lutersp-r•rd among the crowd, anti in the sur rounding windows, we observed most of the wattle men. hartker., and tradesmen of the town, who are knows; or friends of constitutiouril liberty, and wire voted for the proposition. the brought forward. A great ,number of ladies shrunged the wisidows of the square, nod the whole had a most cheerful effect. ' After the tneettaca member of the requisitionists an•l oiln-rs assembled at the Castle lon, where. at five ,•'cluck. they vat clown to a most excellesst e l' r; OrrtvraLt. Wow), E.q. in the chair. After the cloth wastlrswit, the toasts were given, nod mu•t of them honoured with three tinges three. " The Kintr.—mar the ►retsina of his clays he happy." w The Prince It. , gent—in.ty he speedily exert himself to extricate the people from the overwhelming influeuce of the h o roughtn•tolers " ss The titmice of all legitimate govern. ent--She People." " The N•vy and Aruni—may they never he called into i di ot ' b u t Ist promote the welfare, and to support the liber ties of the Propk." " Colonel Williams—the dairoiless defender of the best interests of his country." " Rev. Win Shepherd—wilh our eraterol recollections of his intrepid and valuable services in the cause of civil and religions liberty" " Sir Francis Rurdett.--the man who dare be honest in the worst of times" " Dr. Crompton, and the 1,445 independent Electors of Presto " " Dr. Taylor—we deeply regret his intended departure for America; and may no occasion arise there to call forth the exercise of his talents, as an exposer of corruption and a I detector of spies." 1 4 Mr. Fleury Denison--aticcess to his exertions in in vestigating the late dreadful proceedings at Manchester; I and may he bad honest and fearless witnesses, who will de , clare the truth, the whole troth, and nothing hut the truth." I" Otliwell Wood, Esq.—our attire and spirited Chairman, and thanks to him for his valuable services this day." " Mr. John W I." " Mr. Egerton Smith and Mr. Noble—may their rumple in pnintaiuinB the freedom and independence of the public press he eoi►ersally followed." " Mr. Roscoe—the enlieliteued and zealous friend of liberty, literature, and the arty" " Gcnetel lYEvcreue, and success to the South America• Pstrioty." " Mr. Edward Rushton" lihrrty well undrrsiood and well defended." " Mr. John Smith." " Mr. John Harvey." " The Duke of Bedford'' 0 Mr Rta•h.erd Preston." " The Ron H. G. Bennett—the intrepid defender of the &entitle and the le rtecuted." " Mr. F. Bosh" The evening wise enlivened by every thing which cmttivinlity Hod !Iberia feeling r•nnld stigge.t ; •nd i t Brest number nf• tumt excelb-nt speechr4 were elicited by the different to n al. :thout len o'clock the Meeting broke ult. highly delighted with the I spirited prncredings of the whole (14y. MEN OF WAR IN PORT. Remain at Spithead—Liffey, Spartan, Hind, fl ontedary. and fie, Russian ship*. 11er 1441 M . , 20, Cunt. Forbes, eA ni.:Saiiirdny, for the Nlediterrunessi station. Ships in Ilamosse fun Thur... Windsor Castle, P.lor, and Dolphin ; Rind, Antelope, and Earl Mira reseone cutters, and %Volt aid Scurf • trade►*. ;I, tweets the Island and the Main—Heron, Nosy, and Drake, revenue crni•ers, In the Sound—Superb, Veageur, Hallequitt, Dwarf, and Dc Gcir, Dutch hum. IVAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, OPPTPMRSA. 3 ▪ K0u.43.14 ol.ieh arrived brrr yesiriday Gtan Batavia, left flier , the Gt!l.twiitz veaselk:—Lontiou, B,a4ey, Mary, Bitoliters, Et: 'e, Fr4l f!,orine, St.rrtog. taxa tVriliag. too,l'yor. Ntarixaol, Tuecd, Guide, Ctissua, Juan Ferdi. timl, and Ativent OEM. • 11 1 the LouE Mulgrave and Zephyr traniporta to the eastward. VALMOUTH, 111:PTEMIIIIIII I. Arrived oil this port the WWII', H.nlegion, 'non (Mem. Arrived the Ann Aleminihr, Howland. Er New Bedford i n Lord Whirl Mickel, with ,calls Crum the Ersails: Itft Rio intuit° 441 b June; Bahia ins the 3d July, .na Fernatmhuro «u Übe .10111 ; an 11w 511. August, in 1at.34. Tung. 40.57. spoke the tVellingtuis, in five months front Cal. cult., humid to Gibraltar, and took tint Rit puuut eta fur England, inclitding Captain Bentham. tale of the ship Gen. Brown. lost oil the lit 11n, last ; two vessels rime in uitbt at tlie game time they spoke the Wellingluu, supposed to be tile Lid) Campbell mid Eclipse. Sailed the Friends, Lewis, fur St. Selotstian, and the Lee r on a cruise. • DEAL. SEPTEMBER 3. Arrived Awl sailed for the River the Neptune, Canis, f r om Calcutta ; Ann, Wilkinsun, from the Swills Seas; Angersteiu, Thompson, for Nevis; Mint, Patton, (ruin Quebec; John, fr Jamaica ; Zenubia, Cardrrll, f Smyrna; and Alert, Cie, fruin Rutter lam fur Liverpool. Come down from the River, the Geinge, Deeper, fur Halifax; and Tclus, Chilton, for Pernambuco, VrIIATICIIAVVC. PCPTIIMIIeIt 1. The Control and THstlit hate gone to pieces suite my lam. The %%50... 4 on entering the H3l hum., struck against the North Pwr, nod sunk within the entrants.. Every exertion has [wen made to heave her tuff, but witliont effect. The cables are broke, and pail of the keel is broken off. Au the gale abates, It as passible she slily be hove tutu the Harbour neat bee. •••• sctt:rll PIRT, ertrastnra 1. The Susan, Raihoe, of :Iris Took, liar Lit erpool, with cotton nod tobacco, was driven on shore off Formby, and is a eomplrie wreck—two of the crew perished; the Carrier, of Liverpool, for Wbitchaven, with eolith, is altar oil shore ..ff ForsOby—crt w saved: the rt.)) iat Comurreiarn, kieverts, from Schiedam, is'also on Ilinre—ciew saved , another ves sel (name uukubstn) boa Ott, streick nod gune to pteces—crew lust•• • ' - T E 'TURF. CHESTERFIELD RACES. WZDYILDAT, vervitusta 1. m a id en plate of Wis. given by thr Doke of Mr. Cluipmasea b, 4. Coreersck.3 yrs oM Mr. lacey's ch. c. Aochnirevesith, 3 yrs old Mr. Bourdeatix's b c. by Arabian, 3 yrs old . T . Sweepstakes of bit rack Mr. Tho.u's b f. Collage Girl, 4 yrs old Mr. K. Arkorriglit's cb. c. Auelionenith, 3 yes ul,l • .6 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I : SF:II Doncaster Meeting, lett. I.ART DAY. Mr. G. L. FOINI h. c. by Macbeth, dem by ‘T . • . 4 Mr. Latohton'a ch. e. by Leopold. oot of Ar.co,.'. est. 31b. each, St. Leger Course, 20043.15. ft. . MIN lirree re bu of log • We Si, Ten r. Tear 1.a.11 Mar VOW B Pric Iffy Wt. T. Id