The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-09-15 00:00:00

TIIEATRES. COVENT-GARDEN. The tragic play of Pizarro wa. last night repre sented—the part of Ekira, for the first tune, by Mr.. l'AzEs. It was a very clever performance. In mo-t of the serous great ewelgy was app;urnt— aud ;glhfity, of a very superior character, was ob. servable to "11. Tiw wool iiii isee scenes, io general, she gir o with c..rreiipoiiiling fire—and the reinsinstrances of the herohie, as much, at least, from a ' ,meanly of a Mitil (for her finne is bound up with that of Pivortm) a. of 3l feeling—partook at il, driovered .if the ardent an d toot ' on; spirit edirlier Ihey Jrriwpviii.rd to rumour. the aarcasne pa..ages. esirecially where Eteira, hurt by the treachery of Pizarro, observes that she, of course, must he the gi r o ~ t o bed th e f u t ure Memoir's of Perin," we greatly admired Mrs. YATES. licr looks were wok s§ with her words—and, twed, they were perfectly expressive of the struggle of cootempt, and incligiostion, and almost dying affection. The scene in which Elvin' is discovered to have pr+cled Mu assassination of Pizarro, was M r* , must finished tabu. She was here dignified without affectation—impressive without i r a ,l % --passionate without extravagance. Mr. You N /(0//J ill too well known to need particu lar offilinent. He was excellent in everrpert of Ow character. Mr. CONNOS, in the tyrannical Pizarro, described the bad passions of the Spanish clort* b. powerful et!'ect. Ms declamation, in the rally part of the play, was very bur, and drew down repeated plaudits. MN. FAUCIT, us Cora, an., Mr. Assorr, as Alorno, supported their •re ropectiie character, with snitch talent. 'fur house was numerously attended. ENGLISH OPERA. Last night the grand melo-dminatic . toduitice of The Wizard, or The Bream Man of the lifeor, was performed at this theatre, 'for the 'first time in the present sea►on, and received with the warmest approbation. The piece was last night introduced, with tile additional attraction of some of the chief parts leing sustained by performers of high merit, who hail trot previously appeared in the melo drama. labs. Coaxer represented (for the Snit time) the part of Greet Artastrong; rust if sim ple ■nd affecting acting, Tided by the graces of a handsome istrson, and the admen and har mony of great musical powers, could gave effect to this 'Arresting character, this Lady shelved her self well entitled to the loud plaudits which every part of her acting elicited from a discerning audi ence. Mr. T. P. Coors's Wizard (it first appearance in this character) was also very well received. He supported the character diroueli all its mysterious vicissitudes with powerful of lii the last scene, wilier, he discloses his name and !image, and provision the infamy of his nude, his performance drew forth bursts of •p -plause. Mr. H A ar.ex's Bobbie Elliot (also appeeraiire ill that character) wail sustained excellent effect. This popular actor made 11111 as lie does on every occasion, the best of which Barr some scope for the exercise and of Isis -peculiar mud forcible powers. He .ceried with the cordiality of a deservedly popes favourite. Mr. Laird off ve is also well sustained. This senor pave f.. to the ammeter. and was lousily applauded. inelo-drama went off amid universal approbation. The other entertiusinients of the earning met wills a cordial eacroloa /lOW a muumuus and respectable audience. MR. OXBE4INY. This gentleman was announced for the character of Endless, in the force of N. Saw no Supper, at Drury.lane Theatre On foaturday night; bat not making his appearance, the indulgence of the audi ence was requeited in favour of Mr. Casa, who undertook the part. The absence of Mr. OXIBERRY is accounted fur in the following letter:— TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. Sou—With that conscious anxiety for' the peasemion of pahlie twilit,' which has bees the undeviating guide of my professional remluct, eassuot staffer • report of the pre cerrlines at Drury.lane Theatre on Saturday last, to escape without that explanatory notice, which, though it cannot aunt the misfortune already incomes% may correct the "sir vrprsierfaliens of materoletice or asfrlehe. On the day al laded to, at eight o'clock is the morning, billy ea hoar earlier than the customary period of deporting; 1 left Mai pte on board the Thames Slues Packet with the 'moires. prospect of re a c hi ng town at least fire A men before my pre :sacs is the Theatre could possibly heivriptiomf. Bast within seven Miles of Sisevromm, the maieloreery Of the 'erne' in which I had taken my passage, was itsjared,by eases oeci de,st, mu great to reader it of the slightma amMtaisee„ aid 'mom with difficulty reached that place about • quarter beim', six iu the evening, 1 burvied•sie to Chistlime, and pealed from throe, to Leedom with all persible expedition. My arrival, however, beieg too late to prevent the coos,- queaces that so beams foresight Auld possibly barer anti cipatrd, it only reirailins for roe to express the deep &clams or regret with which my Wattle abience ie deplored, and 10 rely upon that hied, jest, and generous . reception eg • candid statenteat, which hears pears of untrapeethabla devotion to my public duties will fishy Ispessemelds I am firmly to the motet approbillem a all by whose patronage I keel" leeg lor•ot beneureti. I raisin, /Br, he. W. oxpßit Y. Theatre Rope, Drury-Moe, lith Sept. 1818. Tristacst. COINCIDINCII.-4t pretty gene. +idly known, that the onee excellent victory Mr. -lons PALMER, wtu seized by the icy hand of delis's, % , hile performing the ellar..cter of the Straugei: at she Liverpool theatre, on the id .A August. 1793. vt the moment lie was emphatically delivering she following words :-- _ " There is aitelhof sod a better worldr h u • it to eery link known, that exactly forty years 11,,,,,, e that *Teat, Mr. JOSEPII PATTERSCIO, w pee sc,,,,,,,,,,,i,,i4,4,7bi.f..4a4ition:i7ll,vtirxiiliii:,r.ithifieriorohaiiiiielemeaspelpeecanyrzsg,dhr:olieppeid)adoEivi: " teaersso time with We— i( I de iwir Hive, I di. Same is dun T 1.,, „„„„„ taut AKAa would keep, A breath Ileum ult." Oa Saturday Iwo, by wary of the Mayor of Nevireatte, all lige butter twought to matket teas *rioted by the 1 , 44 ,er ,AS '!rfiC ; Allti It 0 . 14(111 WI 1 11 "4 , are tu•sdd. that they could not Ed a aingle pausal &insets/ iii tveigi.t. ORDNANCE, DEPARTimavr. TO THF. EPITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. will Ire rec o ll ec t e d b y your reader . that W. I. it...1.1,..kA1a—1 I*CIII . IIP tutu,. months since a difasslirr iis the public, in his Chief Molt under the Treasurti of the thdonnrr , to the amount of several thriumusd pounds. A large peoportixol or Iles money formed a halance of ligeompe Tux. which had hero stopped its the treasnier's (N -iter, by the orders Or the Board of Ordnance, frog' the Salaiies of the Clerks, 4e . and which had hemp suffered to reunions in his hands isp•ilo the period of his delinquency. A ee-sissrmenerit Is' to be mole In entree the istninint of tax drAciri.t, and the Board have lake, upon themilhise ito order this see I impost to be deducted from the salaries of the Clerks, Ike. Now, setting aside the hantaltip which the parties re.assemed will suffer by this measisre, I should he !bid lo know whether the Board have the rigid lo authorise this stoppage, ur to interfere in Ste matter of the reAseess. vomit at rill, particularly when Ruddick. (rum whom • men trifle of the whole amount deficient bar been recovered, is prrinittril to he sit large, and so attempt made to arrest his person Ity giving insert*. to this question is your Paper you will much oblige, Your most humble Nervant, A DISCHARGED CLERIC. September, 1818, BRIGHTON, Sfresaista 14. It is still uncertain when this sushi I again he honoured and enlivened by the tritsence of the Pittri'cr HecitsT—iiiVieitiinstion relative to hi• Royal Highness's next visiethere, has been received at the Pavilion. Important arrivals here are yet on the increase. the departures. comparatively, are trifling ; the most rritierit of the former are— The Earl and Comoros of tortsasoatb, the Countess Fanleomberf, Caws' Sir Won. Cockburn, Lilly Kerrison. Lard C. Msorters, Barrow Bolow, Corot Lace, General sod Mrs. Meade, Hug h Sir Mw and Lady Smirk, How. Mr. Car w peutcr, &r. The Duchess of WELLINGTON hiss left us for Hamilton House; and Lord LoNoToito for Bar. lerigtore•street. The hu•iness of the Theatre is improving—the professional rdrrits of the oohed corps, have pro diced this pleasing change, and fashionable. I 1:4 tronage now promises to enronrage and reward their efforts for the remainder of the season. Mr. and Mrs. CouTTs have removed lathe South Parade. The health of Mr. Courrs continues to iuiriore, who, like the (wk. is venerable in decay. L LEWES, Scram's' 14. The Bishop of Cwicamirmt, we are informed, intern!' holding an ordination at Chichester ou Wednesday. October 2s. Last Monday Lord TORRMITON passed through this town nu hi` way so Corrica-hall, which, we un dentatid, it is the intent' of his Lords:lip to mike • of the summer sea- Ludy PORTSMOUTH after d gat the imstone. of DoasET and on a short visit _• St* 1111 l rr, and, ou visite4l tlai* town, mad 'I °' °P - I his residence for the remainder of Iso a first ine this, d with SOIL r , Lord and La of • part on i ; " ',nip, and. i ' ' Brienhelm d display •, IC was re. '. 416 ' .•e Duchess popular ,' ho had heel ... ,k • i , ' STER, fed ! Ellieslaw t ' place, visits d. 'l'lie ~ Full effect bowie • Ea witlo a call. CIFELTEA►HAJV, SEPTEMBER 13. The weather contioming remarkably fine and 111.14 &enabler, the town and environs are quite delightful; so much so, that the 'promenade leading to Mr. THOMPSON'S. Montpelier Spa, is crowded every Minoring from eight to ten o'clock, during which Itisie a band of twelve wind instsunients plays c b,. e 'to the new promenade room to the company. The pump room has often been so crowded that it was impossible for the two pumpers to supply the mo nstrous applications for the different sorts of water foist'inough. The band does not play in the even ings from six to eight, but bonen three and live o'clock in the afteromon. Use Wribirsday Mrs.'AllellE had a benefit concert in the Assembly Rooms. which was 'Kanter. ously intended, in whiCh she sting an Italian and Spanish airto English words moot chastely ; in the latter she was encored. Pler daughters, the Muses AS#E, displayed their abilities on the grand piano forte and the harp, and as vocal performers in a duet they were encored. Mr. AsHE played certo on the dote, in which hr introduced variation,, on Qneen Alury's Lame:mations. Mr. Itut.t.v., of thetlatli Conceits, sang several airs. Mr. WOOD.' I'.lllD presided ut the grand piano forte. Nume rous parties are repairing so leave here in a few (bays Vatieud the Worcester Music which is to be on a very rand scale, under else direction of Mr. CL•RILE. The vocal and instrumental per formers corium of the mini esninent in the profession tluit can be procured from London. The vitas for 'lighting the town with gas are going on very rapidly, and are to be completed for lighting High street by the Ist of October; the sissualsipcs are laying down .n each side of the street vend the works are sir well . regulated, that thtetronfolorere pat to as little inconvenience . as The company resorting here esperience great convenience frogs the introduction of mail car iistes called Flys, this K. 11,4511, which are capable tif *tying two persona very couruiesitly. . . The 10th Royal Hussars mitch from the barracks in Contrrbnry this week for the West of Exete► beim% prupoied far the he a l-quarters of the regiment. The President of the United States has issued a special Order fur the trial of Captain Watfitir for murder, on the following section of the law of the United States:— " nut soy Knott or arises thst shall to into any t.wii or deitlesperat belonging to Ihr Isohana, and shall comma soar*, by Molting any Indian or Inthant hainotoic In any tribeof Jostioas in aunty with ['milli Maros, such on beteg convtdrd, Phnll sufura death" Eocutiao‘4 , :mENT TO TOE A MTS. —.The Gfizeite Se Fraure 'lairs. that the hex° 11.1,14 ds .i.ri., ( l o f AI. BAOUR-LORMI A lea IlliClllloll fof h.* arise translation of the Jr, usfileta Delicrud, rent luau a solo of rpKht thousaiitt francs In twee the iir►t rstitruses of eogravitass tad lormusg. CRAY!) B ILL. Au efegrint ball and slipper were chrennis Friday n i g h t hr• the Hi m . Capt. P. IL Pellet., if the Ina. pregnable, outs:nail tout ship in II termite, to urn, ly YOU of the Nobility nod Gentry of the three trst's and origlibuti 111101 I. The entrance port and pass sage leading to the gamier-deck were tastefully de corated with evergreens, and 'brilliantly lighted. The deck, Which was fitted up as r ball-room, was overhung by a variety of indisonal !standards and ensigns, iu the form of a Clhine•e pavilion, with a chandelier depending from the centre. The fluor, handsomely printed in colours, resembled a varlet, on which were displayed the Prmce of Wales's Plumes Stars of the Orders of the Garter, Bath, St. Perick, and St. David, and oilier rabblement, devices, the whole surrounded by a border of roses awl oak-leaves. Variegated and other lamps, ellg posed around and in front of the orchestra on the poop, amidst a profusion of evergreens, shed a mel lowed lustre on the guy assemblage. The ball commenced at nine o'clock, and *idlers, quadrilles, &c. were alternately danced, mail half-pest twelve, when supper, coaristing of every delicacy, wee am itounced iii the Admiral's c ibio. A dessert, of the most superb descriptiou, followed, with Cham pagne sad other choice French wines iii abundance, after which the jocund dance was resunied, and protracted until iiiii ruing. The courteous lbospitas lily of Capt. Pellew was such as became his rank and the occ•u,iur, and gave the hightakgatisfaction to every guest. Among. the Company invited were— The Earl of Minna Eolorcuonlie and Lady Emma f.olt esswebe, Lord Vallctort, Hon. G. Logetombe, Lord and Laity Exmouth and Miss Frond, Sir Israel and Lady Pellew, Hosb. Captain and Mrs. F. Pelle*, Sir W. and Lady Call, Lady E. Forbes, General, Mrs. Browse, suit the Manes Of 01111),, air (Word mod Lady Gordon, %Nor sail Mn. Melville Browne, Commissioner. Mrs. and Miss Shield, Sir Herbert and Lady Sawyer and family, Sir William, Mrs. and the Missies Elford, Sir Charles and MISS Holloway, Ad. miral and Mrs. Griffith. and family, Asi.nsirsil and Mrs. Licate, Admiral and Mrs. Bedt i n•d and Miss C. Red. ford, Admiral and Mrs. Osburtie, General, Mrs. and the Mimes Strickland, Sir M. and Lady Lopes, Miss Prance, Sir John and the Mines Soirees, Mrs Carew astl Colonel, Mrs. and the Misses Harris, Gnomonic Crevice and family, General, Mrs. and bliss Nelson, Mr. auJ Mra. Tar im), Captain and Mrs Elpliiiistione and family, Captain and Mrs Nash and family, Captain mail Mrs. Eking and Mies Pulls!, Sir Thomas and Lady Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Tieby and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hays suit family, Captain and Mrs. Wortlij'apt. and Mis. Bourehier, Capt. and Mrs. dresser, Mr. Mrs. and the Misses Estisliaar, Captiiiu and Mrs. 'Paseo, Captain and Mrs. Symons, Captain and the Misses Cutgrave, Mr. arid Mrs. Sodas, Major Ball, Misses Symons, Mrs. Hewes and Miss Hewes, Mr. and Mrs. Hawker, Mr. and Mrs. Jsilin Hanker, Mr. sad Mrs. W. Hawker, Captain and Mrs. Stiehoase. IBE LA D. DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER I I. THE WHINILIEUTENANT. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant is expected to arrive in this city this afternoon, from Killarney, where he has been for some days visiting the Lakes. fie hid attleatty signified bilkocceptance of an invi tation from the Corporation, to dine with that body on to-morrow at the Mansion-house; and a deputa tion, consisting of Thomas Cuthbert, Daniel Cal laghan, and James Morgan, Ergs. iiroceeded this morning to Macron's', for the purpose of inviting hint to r dinner to be given by merchants, bankers, &v. on a day to be named by his Excellency. At four o'clock this afternoon all the garrisen, tint on other duty, consisting of two companies of the 4th dragoon guards, and the 4411. and 49th re giments, marctted into town, and are now lonised in single files from the South-bridge, along Sulli van's-quay, Parliament-bridge, tfie South-mall, arid Grand.paratle, to the door of Scragg's hotel -in Georgei.streer, where apartments have been pro. rifled fur his Excellency and suite.—(Southers Re porterof Taesday.l MISS STEPHENS. This most popular, amiable, and accomplished you n g lark, will take her farewell of the citizeini of Dubl►n this evening. She plays Pony, iu the charming opera of The Mild ef she Mill, and Isidore, Brusher and Sister, and sings several of her most celebrated omega. A full and very fashionable audience will, nu doubt, be •attricted by this, the last appearance of a performer who has enjoyed an unequalled degree of public favour in this city. PrCIL Marlin and Jolovron.—The battle between these scientific boxers will lake place this slay, wilful, 1R miles of she me tropolis. The odds, it mueslis, are six so fume osi Johnson, but merely from his being us TRIED cAszr. man, end having proved the rumor in all his fight* Carter, Gru g .lll, 111141 COOltrr, have left Brighton for Air ru. Chapelle, fl stirring themselves that their importance will not he lost sight or amongst the other great personages as sendslesl at the Congress, being distingrished fur their pre tensions In kond-teach. II:atiiI411, it appears., sv:11 nerninm,rtate geroggins with a " Le•te ur his qualify.' C.: neat in Ihr ring , . which hitt i. tttttttt toured by the In be very his4it. none . of this head are mow comforted sit pleasant:if (thanks to the improvement of the age!) that even the fast,- Gloms eIIebTERVILLD could out (petrel wills the eliquelle KILKENNY THEATRE. A very large fleeting or the leading gentlemen who compose our distinguished Theatrical Satiety, was held yesterday in this cite. In corisequente of the precarious state or her Majesty's %eolith. they unanimously resolved to poltpoise the opening' of the theatre front Monday, the I4th, to Monday, the 21,t instant. The theatre is finished in a style of petilleliar elegance, at once honourable to the refined taste of this classical Society, and credit able to the skill or the artists they had employed in the pet lOriutonce or the work.—(Leinste► Journal of Wednesday.) Monday the Marquis and Marchioness Conyng. ham,heti), Lord Albert Denison; and the younger branches of this Noble Flintily, left Slane Castle for Mount Charles. county Donegal, the seat of Earl Monist Charles. Ael ge of .uir• arastrinsidered useful to the children afflicted with the lumping cough. This distressing malady is now ou the decline. About three weeks ago we gave aa aerotamt of • Mr. Wyatt, • butcher, who resided at Putney, being attacked on She wasul-saortli.roasi by two men, as he was, gulag to New rile musket, awl after being beat mid kicked instil he was ipsite iumestalb:e, they robbed bite of atweidren 111. Batik notes. lic.terslay mn,ukng , at Mr Wyatt was walking along Lour sew, be saw a faint k-duokiiig Mho, drawilig • grinding latin, calling " and seitwars to grind i" by imam dintety reeogni.cJ Inm Its be Ibr malt who jumped upon his body awl .s.ousted us imhbuis i g Isom; be procured a etwitable, and had him seemed. Ile will becasmined Wore' Magis trate Ibis du). The journeymen shoemakers iii this town, who Intuck lur waseskaiiite weeks ego. returner; to their • roil.loyineut sus Wedoe•day tiot. The-spineverit at § 11143curater appear also to he returbinit An their I One of the - men who was woundrd in the attack duty. 'ls l arra ire t.titioiltd in teinporny barmlt I i. made up 1 -. ies Mr. -P-Atr's F.Yernmes at Manettestee, and watchme n , to prevent fruits niole.tionas .O use died in the votinte of Thursday seuaiight. and sten ob. ;bursae their uccupitivhs.—flkieeediairy I verdict et iisoittahle hOmninde was returiied by the I Chrosick./ • • -ss •4.•Yeeuster's i tree; • • • - •,.... OLD B.4ILEY, NI^NDAY, &MASSER 14. MIL HUNT ANL) " THE NE* TIMM' At nine o'clock this morning, when the Common Serjesset mitered Ibis Court. he obsessed Mr. Hunt, who sit at the table neat the Clerk of Arraigns, mid rosid-;-••• Mr. Hum, the••motion ttttade ou Saturday night is granted." Mr. Hash then said, that he came there in coosequence of what passed before his Lordship too Saforday night when he applied for warrants against the Proprietors and Printer of The Mew Times raper, for a grow libel published in that Journal sgaimit him ou the Bth natant. The Cons t was !droned . , on his making the simile itinn to which hr alluded, to respite the nroeee4htsgs mail Monday morning. He now came, therefore, to inove i that woo runts lie grouted against JAI, Stodaar,i and Edward Quin, Esqrs. and A. Mitchell, for print ing and publi4iiiig the said libel. C..urt said it is motion woo grat,teti. Mr. Aunt I have alw , soy bird, to move that the said parties be it +tired 10 pot ii spreid Tile COMMON SEIt3EA M r—`• On v, lint gfollllll4 is the ,notion made? Uulr•t• the ill* I be tor ft thf fereett comialesWii frot h the ordinary rusts of libel, the grortui hail is 801. fin the principal , and 41)1. each for the antreiteA; onw the Court rauuot d-state Gott the oithd eobrite, marts you silirw by aftitliont 6 or on the reedrd, that the libel will. *bleb you rlinrgo the panic." is nut-of the ordinary *course of burl' titiencee." Mr. The COMSION A NT—" I asked you nn Sa turday eight. whither the alleged acemied toe of any crime coguizible by law; and 1 notferstood you to hive said; to ttply, that it slid not." Mr. Hunt Vess ; I maid it did ..tit arettae mw of any crime 1-tsgsimtble by law, hut I a ,.. t s t i th a t the [Owl is 1111111111111t . qi hi rXI ire in au t xtra a rdina r y degree a breach of Ike iseace." The COMMON NiFitir.* tt-r —44 F r o m y our ow n statement I see etu reason to del:tater 1...0 the ts.ismi amount of bail ; it has been usstially held that the hail already mentioned is enough iss such a ease as you describe." Mr. Hunt—" I have to inform the Court that in the case of a poor mass of the came of Cut lisle, a n d also in Mr. Hone'. ease, the Court made alt order th it the parties should be bound over its the sum of 200/. each. the Lioug.l pi.or Melt were not at the time worth SOL ill t h eWllrld, .n , l their cases was not as aggravated; as I take t h is to lie. The poor men to wit t allude were t ttJ fur want of much large bail." The COINMON"SfiItrEANT- 4 4 l'3llllot ,tep out of my way to try that 'ease, hot I I lse-unit• the Court did its duty on that occasion. I cr 1). at t;.• rl. IS 111/ ft 119.011 on your owls 'hewing to alter the tisll •1 bail in your individual cave." Mr. I sin nut here as I stand here in the swine of the hung, and my application is ou the part of the publtc l fur the eousereatiOlt of the public• peace." The COMMON SIOLISNNT—" Consistly, all pro. ...cottons of this nature ate coinliteted in the .111111 e of the King, as the guardian of the public in. tereats." Mr. Hunt—i , I wish to state further, that the realism I came its person this warning to make the present motion, was in COOSeqoenCe or its beet► intimated to in in Court on Saturday nig ht, that such on applicatinu Could only be made through the medium of Counsel. I cannot accede to such au opinion." The COMMON SERJEANT" Tli timid course is to make such a motion by Counsel. Indeed there ought to be a tuotion paper. But the Court not wishing that an individual should ruder for 411 informality, sometimes indulges the party itypi) mg, though the mode of spplicatton happen to tit un duly mole. It is a favour conceded." Mr. Hunt--‘. Then 1 decline to accept as a your that which I feel I am entitled to demand • rifle." Ihe COMMON SERJEANT—" Sir, your moth( is granted; the Court cannot converse fur ins hoi with a suitor in this manner." Mr. Hunt—" Very well , my Lord, t mere!, repeat I want no favour.. flow ate I to obtain the warrant agaislithese people unit when ?" The Cuts or SERJEANT—" 1% itriirer yi apply at the proper Office it shall he granted you.' . Mr. Hunt then made Ilia bow to the Conn, at withdrew to the proper Office, where he mon, diately•took out a warrant against Edw. (411 in Of John Stoddard, Esqrs. and A. Aikido-11, of d. New l'enies Newspaper, fur a " false, wilful. itt.tl cious, scandalous, and defamatory libel, agair Henry Hunt, Esq." The warrant was signed by I, - Confuses! Serjeant and Mr. Ald, ratan g.ii who' *as the only Alderman on the Bench at t, Mr. Hunt then carried away the warrant, whit he said should be put into it 1111 l etilate exrcutitu mid that he would keep the parties to custody nut they gate him 4 hours notice of hail. r e: • .••••••• Mantas Bel/Ingres was indicted fur stealing watch, value 61., on Covrist-giirtleii, diaritig li Election, the property of Win. Suminera. The offence was proved in evidence ;to have hem cdasositted fluting the chdrilig of Sir tianwit Posigy after the late election for %Vestniiiitter, ar the Jroy foetid the Prisoner Gitihy. The COMMON SERJEANT then addresoed Frisoner, end informed him that his sentence wets 'be transportation for life. POLICE. ent.ontt. RRANDY DEALERS. (wh e re ee (*allege,* was charger, yesterday will' having riefrandert Mr. Welker, spirit-merelninr, of Red Cross.sireirt, two months ago. of two gallons of brandy. --- Worrell, an officer, swell, that Mr. Walker in formed him, that al 1 two mouth. az.s the Prisoner came to his house and ocriereil two gallon. of brandy, which he sent by his porter, who acrompanied the Prisoner, who look the liquor from him at the doer of a public-house, nod ab sconded 11 gh a bark way, and he had not seen her again until Saturday, wirers he gave her into his (Worrers) charge. Rut unfortunately for Mr. Walker, as his porter las going home with Iwo gallons of brandy, in a rs guise way, on Saturday night, be was accosted by an Excise of- Acer, who inissithed the °Meer, and the Commissioners of CruArrass had ordered him to pay a fine of 101. whirl' being unable to do he was imprisoned, which prevented him from corning forward to give his evidence. Alit Thorp observed, as there was net evidence against the Prisoner it was his duly to discharge her. sera?. Mit was charged by the keeper of White-Cross street New Prison, with attempting to bring spirits into the prime that morning. William Frankli n , t urn k ey of 11w prison, stat e d, T h a t as the Prisoner was roguing into the gaol that roor ll ill g, he found • bottle of brandy in her pocket on searching her; she was not in Ow habit of often cumin to the priow ; lie only remembered her bens( there once before, hut the party she was ll gto he had suspeeterl of having spirits smuggled into the prisms. The Prisoner, in her defence, said that the person con• lined was the father of a woman oho named bee child fur her, and she told her that the old man was ill, and She doctor allow e d him brandy. She had so knowledge it was agaiust the rules of the !orison. Alderman Thorp—" Pray, Ma'am, who are you :;" Prisoner—a I live in Lord Erskiere's house." Alderman—" Ira what capacity?" Prisoner—a A servant." The Keeper of the said, it was not an aggravated case, and he did not wish to press for a committal, or the penalties, as the Act directs that the person offending should pay a penalty of 201 which might be reduced to 101. at the discretion of the Magistrate, and in default of paying it to be coafisied fur three months, and nut fur less thaw one, at the discretion of the Magistrate. Alder nan Thorp observed, that as this was her first of fence, and that as she held a situation, he would discharge her ; at this mine lime she mum be careful of offending again its the same way, fur if she did, she would not pa unpunished. • 11 , 15 Misr. ADVENTURES OF A GOLD SEAL A lady of the same of Poole appeared to a summons, In awn cause why she retained possession of a gold seal, found by her daughter, a child, on her way to atheist, in Bland. ford-street, Mauchester.square. The chill, it appeared, took the seal to her governess, Miss Beeby, who staled that her brother had lost a gold peal, answering t►e deseription of the one found. lbs the child slating the radio her mother, the latter sent for the seal. twaseertai to, if the catuld,to whom it belonged. Mr Beeby stated that be had loot She seal out of his pocket, and that he had pasteboard it at Brighton, hat the drawing of it furui•bed by bins was very nolike the seal. Mrs. Pouk stated, that it was her desire that the right owner should have the seal, hut an attempt had hers made to intimidate her, by a person who stated his name to he Mr. Oise, an attorney, who besides behaving himself uoreistlensailly, told her that she should be brought to this office, and have a night's' lodging. Besides, Mr Beeby had told her that he had bought the seal al Worthing. The Magistrate was of opinion that M►. Kerby had not made out his claim, sad therefore the seal was detained tonsil the loser should send a drawing of it. UKIOW-NALL. CURIOUS CHARGE OF ASSAULT. A Ireeng 'um named Andrews, son of Mr. Andrews, of 41, Ely.ploee, Rooth Lambeth, was charged by.• little man in black, who said his name was Horsley, wills assaulting him en the 70. instant. Mr. Horsley stated that he belonged to a religious wet, who met some time for religious exerci►e near the Defend aat's benee, and outfre 7th instant he made a noise sod die (sorbed their " holy 'reek," and because he would mat aoffer 1116111 to pump some water while a friend was praying, which would have disturbed their devotions, the Defendant struck him a New, and in spite of his endeavours he pumped the water. fie was mr►y, is a Christian hind, that my one should have meted so irreverently. The Defendant acknowledged that be pushed the Com plainant. Mr. Andrews, a very respectable man, stated, that lie wai the Defendant's father, and be wished to know if his son was not justifiable• in doing •hat be did carder the following etrevisastanors Outowittalisaut was ass Memo t Add and Street preacher, bitiongiowib Memel d blotheidiets, and widish the last two nsuniba be nod several hundreds of persons of the lowest class had trespassed alma his pro perty, as early as four and five o'clock in the morning, and his family were disturbed by the aseemblage singing, pray ing, and by some shabby fellow preaching; he had requested them to gs emseedwee else, ►at they refused, and would not suffer spy of hie family to go to his pomp for water daring the time they chore to way singing, praying, &c. On the day mentioned in the warrant his family wanted their breakfast, and they'lhought it hard they must wait until the crowd had' dispersed. r. V l 4 . DeCeshilest went towards the pump and be was werrunoded immediately, and the Complaiimat *odes vowed to prevent him from procuring water, and hi pushed him away. That (be sand) " was the head and (root of his ' son's oilienahig." • Mr. Chambers (the Magistrate) -.0 The oireace lies, in my opinion, us the what side. Tb. young man acted properly in using foam to obtain the wets." . • Mr. Andrew.-" Your worship will be kind enough to saP, whether the rest of nay family is to be broken, and ' whet her'they have a right to wesembie os my ground opposite 10' my builti" hia - aglatrate- 0 the prratelaer may be apprehended and passialand. and the next time he rhstaarbe jun 11-Impe we mill get a cuarittable. and bring him before me, and I mill dispose of him. He may procure a license iu preach for four-pence. 'at the Semitone, and lit must not cause persons to amenable •in the open air. I diamaim she CAW." Mr. Salreira- 0 I will take your advice, Sir, you may Depend upon it." The Complainant complained or the Magistrate's decision ; he charged him with acting with great injustice towards the " Lord's tropic." He was 4 hiermeited to expose such anti cbrisdian proceedings to the world. The Magistrates dirt not choose to reply to hug olp.rivalions until they became rude and impertinent, whew Mr opined him to leave the hirh he did, designating the Magistrate au " unjust Jutigc." - • - Before Me Judges. FORGERIES. Join Floa. aged 23, was capitally indicted disposing and putting away two forged porting to be notes of the Governor awl COlnrill of the Bank of England. Mr. Serjeant 13011ANQUET stated the crwt. to Jury, as it was detailed in the fuilu%iiig r dance:— John King was s chrese-monger, residing in W' lington.street. The Pi isoner, on the 9 , 11 of M i came to his shop, bought sortie butter •rr.l che r ! and paid for the articles will, a one pound wolf; l ore his 1111111 e, "J. 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