The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-01-02 00:00:00

i • < , .:zi • _ 1 7.1 ' ' -"•-i • Cir P' 6 1 4 .,-.l ) A k t%l I\et FOC. Among the nitmerous accidents and mistakes in the late which hire cwue to light are the fol. AS Mr. CANNING WAS looking out for the first seat .11 the Cabinet, be stumbled uron Lord CASTLE. NEAGH. and hurt his hip. The Tren•ury Journals et out iii a body with intent to iir4l4isb Nlr. Ilusa ; but, Missing their stay iii the fog, they fell into the mire and be daubed themselves. As the fashionable Lady A-- was stepping into a milliner's ►hop, in Bond -street, she pared her 11;siiil down her side to relieve a beggar, but un fiirtunutely the fug was so great she could not find her pocket. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL searched the jury la,e thrice for a verdict of guilty, but could find only acquittals. Several ea-decant wealthy merchants recently re duced to the workhouse, were on the look-out for their usual presents from their friends in Norfolk, but they did not arrive. The turkies, it is sup posed, lost their way iii the fur,. Stet rah suitors, who had got into the Court of Chancery, have not been since able to find their way out, bring, nu doubt, completely blinded by the fog. A like fahe has attended several Gen tlemen and Ladies in the King's Bench. A draymini loaded his dray with seven butts of the best table b.-er, As he supposed, but they turned out on delivery to be so msny butts of dirty tester, drawn in the fog from a pond, in mistake fur the brewing pea. The Churchwardens of —.-- parish eat down to a splendid dinner, and on the fug clearing away. they discovered that they had been eating a child. The Duke and Ditches* of BEDFORD are shortly expected at lVuobJrn Abbey, loom Tavistock 111. , use, Devonshire. The Duke of licAurowr is arrived lot his seat, Worcester Lodge, Gloucestershire, fruits Troy douse. The Marquis and Nlareltioness of STAFFORD lave tin elegant entertainment yesterday to their Royal ili4titic..,es the Duke and Duchess of Cum BEkt -- S ,‘ LI, aisil a large patty of distinction, at their resi deuce in Clevelatid.s. 4 ll.llr. The Earl of 1..11. Di:I:DALE has left town ou a visit to Sir Wm. and Lady HuubTus, ut their seat 111 Sussex, for a few days. The Dowager li...7outitrai of CLERMONT intends :. retit,ii..itig at Ella.tuggs till March, whets her Lady ‘ 51111, %ill ,ctutti to to‘.ll. The Dowager Cottiiikwi of Essvx is arrived at her imuse hi Curzon -street, 31a ) -fail, thon a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of SALISBURY, at their seat, Hatfield. Lord and Laly CASTLEREAGH arrived yestrriley at their house no St. Jaines's-Nuare, from Brighton. 1..inl and Lady E. 11. CAVENDISH have left town for the Duke of DEvossutax'e seat. Chatsworth, thrhysliire. fur a few days, WI their way to Comp ton-place, Laticaslnre. Lady LE DI:SPENCER arrived yesterday at Cook's 11.,te1, Albentarl,..stteet, front a tour ; Mr. and Airs. Nlatcni.st left Mho fur their seat in Sussex. Lord and Lady Ossul.STot4 left town yesteroluy, fur their seat, Walnin, surrey. S,r GEORG!: a n d Luly IV ARRENDER entertaitied a 'elect party yesterday at their residence at the Admiralty. Cui. THOMAS left Frith)ii's Hotel, St. JAines's %tree, yebttilluy, for hi, serf, Wllitegate The son and heir of a certain Patriotic Baronet, is about to lead to the hymeneal altar the daughter of a Noble Doke, wh i ne ancestor wit 4 famed fur deeds of anus." It is an alliance which dues not agree with the politic, of the Mums of the People ; Mill It is, therefore, SIMI to hr strenuously The young Mail, however, disregards IliterferellCe lietWeell I and the object of his wi,lws. have beets given, at the inagoiticent chateau of the fath e r o f the Lady, a series of bulk concerts, mid card-parties, for the express purpose of notrotliteing the young Gentleman nit° the circles of polished ..t.viety. The latter met with the fair object at the iesi.leitee of a Nobles:l.ot 6. learned in the law." lie has uu iiscome, imlepelident of his ',atria, of about 0,000!. per xisituni. Anecdote ti the !ate Duke of Northumberland. — Tile Abbe DE Pawl:, some time after the coin tocncement of the Revolution ill Fraticc, was rthliged to b linen his lit nig ti: N, i t :11011 ily to this entiniry. socit alter his arrival Li London, he was Illistlell in New -street, Covent-garden, ;mil tubbed of 1n :; us, which he had received but a leaf litotes before, at Sir ROBERT HERRIES'P. %VA the reatattider of Ills little property, he went to Bath, tchere it was soon expended. In this dilemma, his countrymen there re ttt i t idea him, that he was re late:l to the English and as the f)uke of No:ciIium:BERLAND was at that time there, they him to apply to his Grace for relief. Tile Abbe initordiatelv wrote to the Duke, who returned .1 polite answer, acil terpiested a few days for its •toratioei. lu the 111.411 bine, his Grace wrote to 1 "ICI - hat:ow& r, house the Due Wail. ocat resided, and impure(' whether the Abbe was ro e of the DE PEREtis of Normandy ; soon after which he traii,ittittt d to has weir cousits a guild hoz, `'•th a Bark note e..elosed in it for 1,0001. and a itivitatiuu to his table, which was from that 1 4101 to WIgYDSOI:, DEC. 31. Ou Tuesday her trIAJEsTY visitvil the KING, :aid afterwards took an airing an a mach ;nail four through Slough, Datehet, &c. are ',mired by the Pat Nctioas. The same day the Duke of t',...t.AnEN;;E arrived ors a wit to hi. Royal Mother. In the tvesurig Ler 31AJLstr laid 4 select party at the Credit.. This morning, after breakfiso, the Qus.cri and PatacEsses went to Frogwore. The Duke of CLARENCE WI here lli,s day for Bushy. 81i1G1177111 7 , DEcEmituu 31. This afternoon the Prince Regent, nerompaided by the Duke of York, awl •evrral of the Nololity at the Pavilion, took their ride iii the stables for upwards of an hour. This day Mr. Leach, the elected Vice-Chancel lor, had the honour of knighthood conferred upon him by the Prince Regent. In the cowrie of the floor ll ill the Earl of Liver pool, Lord and Lady Castlerta A ls, and Viscount Chetwynd, left the Pavilion, fur their respective re sidences in London. To-tonirow, Sir John Leach will leave the nal lioo for Loudon. Rcur-Adtuiral 'Sir George Campbell arrived at the Pavilion this evening. The Hon. Colonel Stanhope, snit of the Eat! of Ilarringt aaaa a and Colonel Berkeley, have arrived at the Castle Juts. Sir W. A'Court, our Minister at the Court of the Two Sicilies, who had au audience with the Prince Regent yesterday, left the Castle Tavern this morning. S 7. P.477IICK'S FEMALE SCHOOL. St. Patrick's Female School of Industry. 15, Charlotte-street, Blocnusbuty, conducted by the benevolent Mrs. Riordan. The following is copied front it letter which ac companied a liandatime donation lawn an Officer of rank : " Mawtw—llnvinz heard from a friind of the excellent institution of St. Patrick's Female School of Industry, for the education of the children of the poor nativcsi of Ireland, and having ascertained the fact that it owes alI eta utility lo your virtuous haliasto , , contending siralliall persecutions and obstacles the most discouraging and unnatural, I enclose to you she 'nimble aalfca hog of ten pounds. to be at your tbs. posal fur the benefit of your School In justice 1 must be permitted to add, that, being nue •card with Ireland, ex• ceps as the trilc friend of that interesting laud, by the side of whose brave sous 1 have served our ca 1111 l n o n coo m e y iu every quarter of the world, in piesentiaig my small donation I have been chiefly suOucureal by the testilyt and admiration which your lioide and disinterested exertions (by which I have found IMO of any fellow creatures rescued (rum igno rance and crime) lance excited in any mind. " Wishing you a coat 00000 mire of life and heralds to adnti ■ister instruction to the children of Irish Catholics, in the only manner it ran ever he successfully administered, manic ly, consistent with the religion of their sneestases, " I have the honour to lw, " With sentiments of respect mid esteem, "A FRIEND to EDUCATION said to JOSEPH." Extract from The Cuthoneon Maga:int, of Fe bruary, 1817, putrla.hrtl by a Corerttur of the Clo.trutv Ai a Mari' of Governors of St. Ritrirk's Charity Scion'', and Asylum fur Female Orolisils, held Slim! iv, February 18, 1817, it was Resole' That a Letter of 'fbanice he scot to Mr,. Riordan, fur her indefatigable and succemiftil exertion, in the management and direction of 11w Female School ; and for her generuns contribution of 401. towards the summrt of it, and of the Orphan Asylune." Mr. GEORGE WARDLE. Durham, shut, last week, in Sacristan-wood. near thiit city, it wtailleiiek, which falling into a holly-isitsli, raised a t.x that was lying tinder i who instantly seized the bird, and escaped with it. flis G►ace the Duke of PortTLAND, in considera tion of t he kid harvest. of 1810, has grunted it de duction of rent to his tenant* in Ayrshire of 6'olll 20 to .10 per cent. ticcoitinig to tit CIIIIIMMICtO. THE FRANK EIN 11A~u•t puldieu tiost of the seeniisl 'notion tit these viol lndllr and interesting Papers, is merely sleln)ed for a few days. It is tar appear at the tame Omit in Esit:Lemi, Prance, and A site. ries. This second pavintes contains the 31vinoirs of Dr. Franklin's life and WritifOrl...4l4lW 611 , 1 pllbii‘bUll (ruin the original (WC) wince by himself, to as kale yrs iud, and con. liaised to the lime of ►is death by his Grandson, wal la ,. Temple Franklin. Public mussily has perhaps never been more highly raised titan toward* Ibis work, whirls bar Isu long been confidtratly asserttst to have Luca suppressed by the British Government. SUDDEN DEs.rti.—A rew dots stun, ni a yttung man, (titanium to the Right fittu. Juan Hu.l:Y ADDINGTON, Ai. I', was at sniper with the rest of the scot:otos in the hull, lit Langford-Court. Ili, ar Bristol (the seat of the above geidlent in), he wiis sinhlettly seized with a violent which reit tiered it tier:v.ls,dr% . for Ilion to be cusive3 cd to bed, and lie shortly afterwari!,* Land week a lacy about 15 years old was coin nutted in 11.3tit•tisti I Castle. fur sic:dit four sheep from a held at Evertun, which he betalt.:ilt into Ltieritool market, and sold to a butcher. A very interesting Narrative of the pa , tO tl ho of the lattoor, &e. of the late Pitt...ens kit t.trurr; of tVAI.III. I* au aiithciatie source, ads pialliAcil iu 11 1 . , 2414 Nombre . of The ;fought" Gu:rlie of ilrolth. The ' '2slh Number, published yeateritcy,C4llllll . ll.ll to the. parlao. lars of thAt 'rely wifortuuate care, a !HI Is ►ltaly pou.ls out the causes of the death of the Princess mot tier which will he real, %wills great interest. TWA.. Numbs, contains all Arroont of au Importaut Discos. 0 fre lids from complAiul• of the stomach, liver, iult.sints, and such as are disposed to dropsy, corpulency, ac.ildirps of the spine, and for rieltetty Diugraphical Modell of Dr. Babington.—Effectital !ileitis fur kerptiii; Fret dry. --Remark.. an tire Nou.coutagious nut _are of ihe Fever, erroneously termed by Dr. Briue, Dr. LLitidicaii, m i d other.., Typhus Freer.—Au Analysis hf Maied.w. it Warr. --Another case of death, in consequence of lie loss of blood from scarification of the ginass—An junks cut lash ed or scientific 'datable fur the loner. mid over the dying boil, of the late Nil-. turrau.—Dtlectiosis for making • cheap Fuel, fur bums.: n.e the Ante of ti., 1 11 ,1 1 gr,,i —Bad Effects of Ile Beaty Nitro.3lurici lc 1: 11 much interesting Mr.l.sal and Ph.lwap.lsieal litsel;!4. mt e We are happy to a ~,,,, Uoce a Thied I , ..istioo of the id 4flt.t volumes of ibis amt 4efal and 4iglily weak. THEATRES. COYCNT-GARDKif. A new Tragedy, the first dramatic production of a Mr. Dmhow. was last night p.,rfornied. It is entitled .Ketribeilue ; or, 1 hepain's Ilamester--aud the characters are thus repre bented:-- Verona (king of Persia) Mr. YOUNG. Chosron I . • • ~,._ , , Mr. 31AcReiart. Hn . ed (au •-,."' i•• ***** ' {Mr. C. KrikaLa. Abdas (a Persian Lord) Mr. EGVRTON. //00: ( his Soil Sri/us (a eaptire Chieftain) Mr. T 'ARA -. Sattroh (the I(7efe's Chamberlain) Mr. CONNOR. Kolrad (Confidant to Ilusruu) Mr. CORM Derak (Slate to Chotroa) Mr. J IifFRI EL Zinfra ( Danghter to Sntheq).. The 'hie of the Tragedy is supposed I', be in the fourth teen's., ; the scene is laid in the Roan! Palace of (3o:siphon, the then espital of the Pet elan doutonous, unil the Im. ~•. Form tiled is two days. The piece opens oar th e y or t h e are ",,;„ o o f th r ows to the tioune ; his elder sin', Chinwoo, tel trimnphstit foals no expedition agnins.t one of the rude Tribes which nib:shit the Curtlischinu 31unti. tains ; among his captivi • is the Chit Haiti of the Teat • So ffit...whose daughter, limns, had been previously earned off t‘y Chosrou, but had been rescued from Ism, tool wis Slow protected and concealed by Haired, the younger brother of Cluesruu. 'these Iwo !Hullo rs now .11 , 1pOte, and sticcestovely obtain possession of the captive Chieftain awl his daughter. They are delivered by Vanines to his virtuous son flamed, butt are :vont forcibly prized by Chosiou, who is found to possess a strong 31111 uristeritins hold over the Debut's of loin father, which arises from his knowledge of quote fearful crime, of which the latter lons been guilty. The violence of Chown) against the captives, and his latent designs of treason against the throne are discovered by Varatics, wits, seeks Chose's°, • hen surrounded by his sensed slaves, awes him into temporary fear, and cumiunudst him to desist Irons his purposes; Chosen's, however, whose hive is indignantly injected by Zitura, confines her and her father in separate &liniments Holtz, with his falls, r Attila% and the King's Chamber lain, Suhinb, bail, in the previous purl of the play, found Vacant' seuselese, mud on his recovery had beard fall from him frantic expreaskus, winch convinces the Sooner of these (Hall:, an impetwitis y g malt) that Vanities had mounted the throne by the murder or his brother and edecessor, Salim; he insults Minted wills the charge, who flying to his radar, Vas men, to inquire into its truth, finds it confirmed. Itamid, found by Clowns°, stmoling over his fsioniug father, is now charged by him a ith the murder of Varsues, whose body is enrried off. Mimed, to. getber will, Statics, charged also with treasonsible designs, arc ou the point of beim; I d to execution, uotwithstaiitling the prayers std eatrctirs of %woes, when it was found that the body, brought an as that of the King, is, 10 fact, thnt of a show, who had torn commissioned by Chosruo lu de stroy hen; the life of the K iwi, having beets saved by Hafix, while eudeavutiriug to rescue mid 7 a. Varasit now re-appears, orders Chinos...) to execution; discovess, " Iteirthutiou" for bit own crime is the misconduct and guilt of his and dies exhausted and heart-broken. Unmet' and biota mount together the Throne of Knits, and the curtain falls. ll'lleir we reflect on the extraordinary mental poweis which are lief essarr to the priallielinis of si flue tragedy, weary stria illisig to bear hind on the adventurous poi t, who selects 5o difficult a tusk, us the nearest and the surest mode of dittainitig literary distilictioss. ‘Vliele any thing like genius appears, though it be coupled it itli in:niy errors, the liberal critic will not ittilti!grt its severe observation—lie will rather u.butise she language of advice than of censure—he will rather Cm the spark of genus tutu a Hone, than extinguish it altogether._ 11 . 1tilr, however, he inilalars in le t lii. t , of ih i , he must regret the pr. s ipi tuircy wills which the iligestedl tirdrts of youth lid poets use sowcunses hurried before the tri bunal of public taste, 64 with rill their imper fections ors their heads." Fruits the plot of the tragedy of Heiribuitsm, it will easily be stela ihrt the action, otteof the points which it &lunatic writer on4lit to study with tide greatest cainestiless, must hr very much witticism!. l'lns is one of she principal Or the play. During the whole of the second act the action way lie s aid to ataod still-ssieothilig is done essential to the prodisetidos of the catastrophe— and, its place of hill tut, we have a very long anti very tiresome love-seine between named and Zerwra—oo heavy idddleedl, that the great talent or Mr. CHARLES Ii t.MULF: mai Alias O'NEIL!. could scarcely keep the audience from yarriiiiie. lu the third laud f ourth acts, the business, Mit r tuptttl by several tittioterestitil st'rut's, mortal tardily toward+ its eoliths-ion—btu soffit ient had been made known, to ruestore flout the 'hook of Ilrr euilletwe all d o ubt us to the say in which the would terminate. Some of the characters are drawn wills spit it—laud, alistrueliiqc thirsts frosts 4 lie soil oil which th. y are tailopubett to appear— edd, wing than without reit rence to Persia--- we think they display ninth vigour in the mil:just conception, and, lint 'infrequently, is good deal of poetical fire way be traceil to their Mpereliel. Hot, when we recollect Iliat the scene is laid iu Persia, it immediately strikes us, that Alf. DILLON hat 11111 l itted an en of jullgissent. A Persian Mu. starch, possessing the same quickness of reefing, anti love of power, %Odell characterise Var . /rues, would nos, for a moment. roller either his suit, or the von of his Prime Alioister, to insult him (if mere could he found load enough to snake the attempt), Impunity. Eastern 'nomad's have Cerium cote to the bow-string for passion and 'impertinence. Th.. incidents, we have already hinted, itir few. Tlitit wills which the first art cttittlintra, although 11 Made a consideratile im pression ins the andierice, and was loudly ap plauded, is very nuoaturuml. Vat -Imes, Nur 11l oder' by his principal Nobles, is seated! MI his throne— his suit , ChurruO, e ho has just returned from u successful expedition aguiiist the Cardin:l6mo, ru les-, hellslog its his tsdiiii, Nothes, our of the chiefs its and the father of Zirotti, who is beloved In the two heathers, Clinsroo and flamed. 'Flue hut. ter etairr.sis the life aril illitrqUiSughts, and Vanimes gr:toltb the boon. husrau, etirie4td, MAIOIIOII his c'puvr, in ostler to slay him ill the Itoyal presence, but the Wow is stayed by Zilaill• A new coulee.- toot between the PriCees, 011 iiecomit of the f.ir caltiste, and they assail duels tither, briose thcir fither, their Sovereign, Will the assembled Nobles. Snell a leocusitre, iu suds a lium, the Persians living strict obscrta iii sit forgo, r t be Tile 111 i -tilt-IA winch CmiCitiltles the third Yet, Mid di is the first us t h e piers', is bilriliWtll Irons tragedy of The ApuAttste. Zemiris xnsl iitr holier are iii the p - Cr of l:hosrou—and, to hare her fither from it amyl death, die consents 'wide 41t . a Wail wiu,os slut- abhors.-- iii Mr. Sittill..B tive4rily„ is placedni u rittolstr I.lt 11.4 i .1.11. Stir. tU suit: lies' lover, coss.eids•, do id vit -vy-iii It 10 fit 1:•)iali -----._ the wire of Pescara, the being most detected by her. The placiartion is here palpable—alai it is nu less so io Chusrw's tt sou, t h e idea of winch was evi dently borrowed front l'elcara's terrific dream. Nestitessis the prod ' ting feature of Mr. Dm- LoN'S style. His hest poetry appears to us to he in the hist act. The description of Zimni, whirls occurs early in the act, is beautiful—lint fetitale loveliness is a theme on which it is not difficult to de•catit successfuily. The fault which chiefly dis fi,,Aures his style, is a constant introduction of *ignite. All his characters have recouise to that tootle of expressiii i ; their sentiotente, amid it at length be conrrs . The performers exerted themsdre: most etierge tir..lly. "l';) theist the audior is highly indebted. Ali-% t t'N El Ll.'s character does wit, except Its tar) ileanoce., ;;ice !••••• au oppiortimity WICNIOI)O1111: hvt talents. Its the seetre its which .he praini.is to become t hiciroo',l wife, avid to Owl with which the piece r &includes, where she !bids her I :tiler and her lover tot the point of siring sat:tiro...o, her acting war iuinrltabhy floe. Air. AIm:READY the furious and cuttlicllre thusrou with great discrinsitiatiiiii. We admired him very much In the lee,ditioate parts of the character—hut. we think, he. rather underplayed those or o sarcastic di - tilt. C. K Estul.E, us /hoard, WAS, AO hit a very impd,isiiiiied, yet delicate, lover. Mr. YOUNG'i port. that of Vartittes, nub excellently acted. There is, however, too much SaMeileeb 111 it, lu permit it to please. Vuranes, under the Milo. (MCC of al guilty conscience, is always brooding over his brother's murder. It is ir pity, however, that the audience witness so malty of lits Waking il reams. Mr. ABISOTT, 'ward a great deal, to v..ry little purpose. The other characters, none of which were prom - unlit, were well pet binned by :WWI.. TERRY, EGERTON, and CONNOR. .1 lie Prologue, which merely &tailed the object of the author. was spoken by Mr. TEARY. The Epilogue, which 'Jointed out the retribulion that lullowed various l,eccad►ll.oes, was &diverts] its lively 'manlier by Airs. Grans. The tragedy was very well received by a crowthd house. ROYAL CIRCUS. This wel:sconducte4l theatre has, fur the short winter seastin it 14444 just commenced, given a fair specimen of the entettatiiiiienta tt loch it sultana to furnish the public in diese hull day times. It is hut justice to the Prupsietnr to say, that they are of that order mid variety winch hate hitherto attract ed so Inticli public patronage Isir the Circus, anti 111:141r it second wily to the two luineipal theatres. The 111(11)-ilrannilic spectacle of The Christmas Tale, tukrn tint GA RILICKS celtlarated Itumaiice, Ints Ices IVeil that applause which the .iflecting Mo dems of the story, aided and illustrated by good music and excellent sceilert, are so well calculated to cnove‘. Ni s •s l'imautioa ( trutilits Wad iii'erest in4 41111 antler—her acting was simple mid undirect ed ; and we think we hate seen the utputliy of hive and poignancy of grief i trayrd in a less las skit% 1111 00000 cr its larger Hull more inipintatit Throws. 1I r. Situttr's tloridur issrtook 4.f the clucalruus character which is nitenilett tor this part --ins *oval posters ims•ess their usual sweetiless, ointwith-tainliiig the sqipurent up l ift• of a (1)141. Furzw 11.1.1 A WS .ifin is c am. ;IN comic and 1 'au* as sissy of she othe r Clialilelt Id 111 a 111(11 he Itas been so tuner-ally giret.4l. The oilier prifuitutrs ac quitted theriisr lye. correctly iii their several parts, A pinittanittix li&let, called Love and the Lan cet, 111111 11 comic piece. tailed The 1 onchstone, or llnrleyuia Trnveller, cootilitte al.() to he pei formed with deserved applause. Tile hitter it lull of new scenery, represeiiiing ulijects of h,cal iiiterest, Mr. 'ACK! N 'l'o%ll, on the turtle ramie, continues his I.lllglllar ill The wanner 111 W1111:11 these pieces are gist u l l, and the general merit of the pet formers, select great credit on the taste and judgment of the Pioprieti.r. The theatie, since its opening, has heels very well attended. OLYMPIC. This socialde little place has put in its claim for 1:11hlie notice utri t iog ilia tumor theatres, with tio small share of eclat. Like the larger !musts, it has its ortio-druirmiie it 1111 l salad Its parawniares oil .is extensive a scale as its space will admit. The mein-dramatic I' mice of The italiaa has ravu K l, or the terrible II) ilevelope consitletable share of y iu the principal per formers. ides. Pit:curt. (ilia 01111 C All continue to receive the coatlll eridalions which strum: and abrupt traits of ininassiontil acting are eideolated to excite.—Mr. ‘l . I 1.1.1 )IV3 erptililniiiins, awl evolutions of pus luring, me as good us nom we have seen nit the stage. Ciaraani les I.4aulu», or 1 lie Libertine Ile claimed, maintains it. popularity, tool contributes its fair share of moral dramatic Instruction to the yOUng liilkr, who are nerinittril with move than usual iodugruce to thick to the theatres at this season of festivity. The theatie war last night so crowded that the lull-price visiting were mealy ex. hided I their expected *hare of the night's etitertimiuientsi Mr. Maiiivivs, lute of Cori-id-garden Theatre, oo his way to Ctiiihrty, %hetet lir is now Irrrfurnr iog, opt-ilea Isis Budget to Boultrgoe fur one night, but was not vriy Mrs. Its:NAVIN ce•derwit Alit. him:Li.. is play ing at the Newcastle Thrutre. Site appeared as Ludy Mucha/a on Tuesday. An extraordinary line horse cult it in the posses sion of AIL Al AY, or the Rea Lion It is wily SIX 111 ,0 i1t1111 bill, 14 htwds high. sod is remarkable for the liiirisess of his tttttt etty ill tyro) respect lint one, bud that renders hint an tib jeet of grout coriwity, lint unroll innately of useless ness. Ile is wade till the Lo - 1: precim ly like us camel, and the ertei iiiftry hill 1, , ,t ohs cuunut beCtlall t lur the viugtilar form of the animal. ;t' ;;hl a torlanchttly ac•c•iJrut happen.. rd ut Kirk' ))))) tun, in this c s. A11..1011N .1011 N• b'19,4 having c in irnin Attaining, put his guts on the tuck its the kitchen, ch.trgetl, %11* votttt taken by lint *nil, ;I h. , t• shunt feu ,taus of ago., %%Ito lout It fiCIOSS a Ohm - and began to wil l, t h e luck; lii gun wria lilt; awl 115 elltiar11:1 cilirtril tile Ir. JOHNIITON'a (laughter I.tN I , ‘‘fiti ttat. st.nohttg by the tire, al t lour viva* (cum the HIM txltirt•d in time hours. She %%us )tar3 Whiteltarett Paper. AILICE. 209 V • SiRICE? YCAI May Cm. 7 . ...y1nr, a polder employed at the Gulden Cross lan, Charing crovs, appeared to a sus ttttttttt s, chars:. intr him a t•trence under the Porterage Act, in He els cling to deliver a parcel cositai tt tig gittne. Ise. w slue lime Ace its arrival in London, to a hada the lieleiidaiit ple ask 4 Not Guilty Wielieu Magi a, F.sq. of Grattawstrett, Fitzroy-square. stated, that on Sunday last, the frith silt. he received a basket ut rlllll . , lac. at his house, alien it ass paid fate o'clock, which hail been brought to London by the Glances r mail. that arrived early the time 11141$ fling. Tlw Drien.:aut adulated that the parcel was left by the Chicest( r cosch set the 1,111 111.111110 1111 1/ . 1.11.1Ck 1111 Sunday morssiti;; and his defence for lust having taken it maiiier to directed was, that lie hail Ho right In deleiy at tin that day. Leine: Sunday. llowevre, the Act making 1111 provi.ion for the observance of the Sabbath, and hot ailasitill* of any ca• cute, lite Deksolassi was convicted in the penalty, a ith C111n• . For some time )wait the lands of Mr. It yin', in &locust y, have been 1011111 d of timber and wood, will t helm: lble detect Ilse plunderers. tha Wedsii -slay night Mr. 31yun's laatlift and another man sat sip f o r iliat pia ulna they detected thr.e sato can S , iing uhf three blisidtes of wood. l'esiesslay theY acre hruugl.t to the ulfiu.e and convicted la the peisully. A111.11 1 111411/G li• STREET. SECRETS WORTH lK\Ot ING. The greatest part of yeaterilay aas taken up in the re • exast:itistims of 11c:a y Leach, reputed the runnel in England, on the charge of haviog fraudulently convei tot to his own use 51. wills which he as st holder. The inquiry 11110thil'011 11 1 / 1 1.14i.111f alio !I the 'Bobby at large sbutild be aciptuulti.4l atilt, to stu d against imposition. Time former evidence being read over— r. BaLtis, for the Defeo:lent, dust tainting any idea of countenancing the conduct of the parties, stibmittisl that his client hail nut committed the act of fried imputed to him, althowzli lie was liable as cell as Crouch, to whom he Iced given the y, to an action at !ow The Ilefeudeut did nut seek lo be slakeliohlcr ' and the Statute bad tit view goods mod nrcrchandlse ouly. Mr. 11,1ing pauceediAl to call a il.u.sses to prove a case for the IN I. whoa. Wan. Paine stated, that lie was present when Coombe+ bet ILe Defendaut's brother 51. and aft. ir much prevarication lie stated, that Leach objected to place the money in the hands of a casual by-stanilcr, hut would bt•kr iu the hands of but brother only, and Counibts dentam.ed the 1114.1111 y before the race acs Coombe% to the Magii.trate--" If they Rend a hundred such fellows as these to meat &hie, it will Not alter an Why not the masters tome forward Jail face me ?" The Magistrate asked this witness whit be was, and hi. replied that he was a butcher. A voice behind informed the Ma„ti.drate it was Jack As Butcher, who knight a eras M the Ilan, Lipoid Ileurion, last neck. 3lNgisirate—s' lu whose employ see you ?" I have beets • yens I.lli tasiistoy, hut I some- 11111. A kill pigs for a day's wos k." A Steal them, for many have been lost lately." heinz fort her spoestioned by she sla4ssisate, ti n s ait • Hess said he gut his [peas, by IllieSoli111; lights and fuut-eses s, Suisse in tea. . Mr. Nrllis to the Magifirate—" And which are enhlieries. - A (Zenileninn—u No ; nut as naiads fields with u,.‘t fighting repiltatsun ; but Inot•ratt aie Hu h:vd Grindley, bout-clown, la no ettite.l I. prove ILA C 04111141 s land givi II 1.01111.1:10 In Crows Is in weep.. lie 61. twin from L.ach but he knew nut 131111: I.f that a tleg.titoo. Ile twwnl Coombes demand the ntuary of the f:udnut, sthLw Ott race WWI (leer. gelly, au ettgraver, one of the Mtn uhu was wall:. in when the bet was made, $4141, llo.t Mrir match wag brought to 31 wrangle. this match ftgaitit litmay was, to Salk au hour for 501. u-side. Here the err:toile wa, explained. II appeared that the backers of I were iiinpires un ttie snatch, and the luau of strritc sho math: it wIS a enrre tool uf the satJ mail stupor., and a (lumped up shut Berry had woo afi L r Kelly wnw Iwo lir re mere other thiuip came out, %%Lois tic ii:td out diyratc our culunois with. The Itinziorate contrived Oast a fraud had been et It d ; taut the Pa ustetttur cunrenteri to nu atijourtaustatt for st %elk. DROW,VIAG. An inquicitiutt was takru un ‘Vetluec.h . -" , htforC T Sri OA Wier, at the Vol 'es., l'peer linkcr-s.tret, Mary-Is -I tte, tat the body of Levi MITI cull, c out It, I? c eats of age, Or sun of Mr. M. cook to the Ms; qua. of Hertha .1, Manchester-stptare. Mr..toloi Camp, water Cllllll.lll, Hell.streo y.lr. butte, rlt. ii that, uu Tuoula) last, he said tau milt a...• drawing irr from the Serpentine litter. itegettes P.. k, and sits the dreessed slotting upon the Hum lie ass cau tioned grveral times not lo go far 1 the I WEI' cide , Is.- cense Ihr Ire Wall get y thin, it leirtitg thawl. , l table llw pirredint night.' Ile paid no regaid to the ealstiost,....) frrutsectly given to hits., and the ire kirk.' Hod he souk lea der the water. He rose oiler Aimee the satifice, 0101 Ihrr snook, end was 1801 set u until he wits tato at cot% a loch aa• about two hours after, between iI. veil tool twt I. u'clugL ill the morning. He was tukcn to II..• Vuluutr. r. Verdict—Arch/cattily drowurel when ith Me SerpeNtia• Bitcr. BOBBER! G 4. On Wednesday night last • young woman. ntionci, dlaria lllen, who lived *Mafia iu a ( 3 . 1 01 y at Ch ni ih min , which situation she left to twine to a mole rligihle nee in town, was *waking with a trunk Mist small boa, contained all her wearing :apparel and her savings; unwinding to bat wea al ten : s al ett.yeta AIWA lAN :11011X the London road, nasal beiug awry tired, she ',di:rat • a•g igotier, no the ruiphay of llessss Nutt' idze of Ihy Borough, whir was going towards 'imam' a lila as a 111, ty wagg tttt to allow brr to put her 1. a. lista. lu< a .ig,•..55. Ue cintirlical with her ri qua st, anal tiikeDl Las to g.i as also. The fug was sera thick, 1411,1 while they as or in a ~:ta CI sat at the front of the waggon, souse Ihi. aa , tnok the apts k sad box out of the waggon aniiwrceia I al, wed gist tall . a ail them, mad the unfortunate girl hod all lia r pt. pro ay. A few Maya back Mr. Cooper, a CO. let tor bona 11D.anWoi.. inlayed lay the coach at the Bell sisal Crown, Holton as, aLt he put asp. Newt slay Iss walked about to D•te the toast, end got Vl's a match inehriateil. In 11w evening, as he wax crillfil• lug home, he suet two girls, who agreed tat spew I . the way home. They Intoned Mao as far as Orin y.lame, where th y I nrued off, and led him into Charles•Miert, into asst• aaf the Looms. litre he bad nut remained hang heron. his tu n ny. Moon expressed rather a rude with las look at Ins low., He refurvil Ita gratify their curios:lay, upon a hitt. II i') .a' • tacked him in the most yinleist ;assailer t lb. y heat min, riot rifled lain warts of a tilt little, lass 1/ air ars, std w i e ... lily eadlecting bills, payable in town. Ha rise istfmes. tau of the ra.b!mi y to the efirera of Ss. Gilta's, o Ina amp • ceeiled in epprs liretelthg woe .4 the asttt ham, al Soso. Durlis, and lodged her in the telteli.home. Sgtortl3l some %illuto WO'Ot ur •itip;r., bloke into the bed-room of 11 r. Mottri.tv, the CIUWII 61111 01 , 111i011, ktlIN i 4 ,011 1.11044 13.11tik owes owl ese.ii to the ottiouilt of :ul. with which Orr 01 eW utolnicoveretl. In the onitse of lost nark, a flow. *lto stit.l.t tit 1 the t try in C pAlly With r. %tatiait it 1.1111/ f.ragz. 110101 i. ti , took tlytotit- . miles of utio nig off the tad, of steady one tomits.d cPtile at tl liirrnt fans-hottst , , tii the ttnri•ltt.% 4 t hliry Lineroost, which it La- ore.. t,t ertaliird 31ter%.drd. auld wit pertail to 14:c. i I; t ,~ T I I , I t f l . 1 i i 1 i I. 'I a . 1 1' RI _ ~_-_ ( t