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

They darer from those we have land liclure our readers, from the German on ly , in being more favourable to the The garrison of Gibraltar was in excellent but Ito rasa wor thy of notice had taken in t hat quarter since the date of the advires 4y received. Thr papers lrom Malta int o ils, ' Meal of Lvellan BON A ART E and family, , ev eat the repot of his intention to emigrate ones. It is somewhat remarkable, that some letters fuse that Island of a later date than 'reptant, which announce the snivel of Luctuw, be entirely silent on so singular an occur , lhe following is an extract from one of our is , doted Vale tta, Au g . 19 lam sorry to ,„ t you of the loss o f the Lively frigate, off pciot„ about eight miles from this place.— t h e frigate first srrnrk, she was sailing under b ree ze, which suddenly increased to a hots. gale, stvompanied with a heavy sea, which 4 is beat over her for several hours. It hap )at providentially for those on hoard, that T. of the concussion broke the foie-mast the board, which Wilt's on the rocks u•litarl, • a bride for the Officers and ship's lobo all reached the shore in safety. The and the greater part of the stores are sued, t hopes are rill *Awned of getting off the hull, hourly expected to go to pieces. General ants and NlajorCutiii Lan, who ware pawn hoard, landed iu safety." tie lire received Giiman Papers to the 30th fain which we have extra i.ed an article from Ilan& c.ntsining a sketch of • new geographical 'tlkst country, ordained for it by BONA-. These papers also contain various accounts ,nrceeors of the Turks on the Dann'' , ; suit Pia-;its con of the Gravel Signior, in which he hi. intention to pot himself at the head bisanny,soil calls upon his people to join his A c ollection of all the reports and papers by the inquiry into'the cause of the death 'Crown Prince of SWKDEII has been pull_ Oar of the Doctors gave it as his opinion, the Prince died of a weirs of poison use • Ititliao..--One of Dna APARTOI DOVIOrB , beau pract•st.iz in that country! PAIII Nor , * hive tests received to the 30. h last, b «a have mule senne extracts, toeindnitt 'two E net. relstin•• to the .11,iistrivii The silt I .c tl new. wor 'i notice in the , e iS the e.tablialiosent of tiro schools fur the •of yutit led for the naval pro ibich are ordered to he immediately formed ports of Brest and Toulon. We bare re. tired by •or Milford. whose arrival l',lreitoith we had the pleasure niantiouncim• yes. a smelt or Sontstily wirers to the 37th of 111.; sod by the same oprort•inity letters from Csiciitts to the lot, rod from ),laaras to the 13th id the same mouth. Lard MI/.TO ttad left Madras fee Ctleotta in the Modeste. The Expeilitirm for service, under the command of Lieute•nant- Csioorl FRASER, of His M ti6t•. regitm nt. sai:ed front Madras on Tuesday the eth of May, soLer a strong convoy, to vie southward. The Freeholders of 'ha- viunties of Fife, Wig hen, end Perth, lately held tnettini7, at which Resolutions nen. unani,iously 11.4 reed to apilvt the prohinition.rd.stillanion from grain. l'esttrilay nrintiog, about right o'clock, Capt. Lets, Or the filet Kraiineat, arrived At the Earl Liv.ser(ioes Offie.• in D0w:4,1 0 -strut, with stirs from Sir Jniw STUMM. c o from Gib. Ati , Nialts,Sictly,l476«Captaiii also toolight ihipstehis reir Sir Dllalf) OUSDAS. the Comaian der-risChier, upon whom he waited at his Office ifs the Hwse.Gusrda. He Ifterws.do paid his respects oohs sock, Earl eileacii. sir hes house in Ars hypos-street, owl through the Pirk with to th•Cooned and Seeretsry of State's offices. The 26th Reipinent..ts Anti distinguished itself 4 the Wide of Taborer t, under the collimate' of Csloorl Mt/LWILL Ow 00 phew of the Ouwhess of (I t oo / 1 ), is ammo tit for serves, and-expect to I, :ethnr pres• nt qu titers this week, tt, join Lord usarow. Thus ti e c wus, brina " The Cassevoisiaiu," is .he cps( k regimes' the Nonistra youth to COMMeaCe Military Mrr is. Ris Majesty' s s h'tp Re/riders, Captain BIM°N. is fitting op at Portsinootn for the reception of Rrat•kdalital Solna*. Commao.l..e-in.Cliief at i ithrasi his Secretary .sall sour, whip ate rlnulv es pied to embark and proceed.. to relieve Sir JOIIIN B. Wslltt it. An article has found its way into almost all the Lod un Daily Papers. put posting to b- a farewell sAddrtss by Lucia. BoNAINISTS to th . Cs .seas of KM.. it is a palpable faLeiciriott, :tad ass so !stewed ta• be. is almost proitsve term., by the nix' in which it originated.--Ii is aut•oistolt 'bat 'Allots would wilfully deride the Press by giving tureuey to such an imposture Recent letters from L. Cope of Good Hope state. that the 21st Light Dragoons has attained m stair , s _ ar di`eiPlow , through the greet attention of Colonel cow?, unknow n so that quarter; and the ex.-m -ein coodnct of th e Ofti t crs :tint men has encl.:turd thew to the inhabitants. Leiters from Prince Ropert's, Dominica. stater divest sickness has prcv4ileel cosnuigst tie °Ri tes sod wen of the 4th battalion both reg meta, " I ""'ned s' that oiler ; insomuch. that by the ton Ramos only the Lieut.-Cud earl, one Carkun' sod the Payins.ter, were, fit for duty. from the French coast, necrivetl on Slots oar, matt, that cighterus r t-gneus or Allierienn w!,ich haul beu.tl cuu• tl—..ttrui, mere carried to 1im ""I'. and sold the l3:11 ult. by (wales of flo NA ettlE. 4,.. 1 ' illi % • -,. ° : •Py * ~ k' s - X. ft 41, ~. ...„ r , irl - e. , o f ' li i 4 i...i..,„ COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. Lsst niy,ht the Comedy of The Conscious Lovers was nerformed at this Theatre. Mr. CHARLES Yoaing vise easy and interesting. Mr. JONES'S TOM i+ one of him happiest perform aitces; he was lively and entertaining throw : 4lmm ; and supported by Mrs. C. KEHRLE. as Phyllis, with archness and goixl.ltainour. They both received unbounded applause. The other farts were re spec abl y filled, and the Conway was well receire , i. The lively FArre, elf Age To•morrow,. followed; is which Mr. JONES and Mrs. C. KESS RLE mo.t fully nue( eedeil in tigaiu producing mirth arid good itsimutir. **(ROSSI*. r h, bud before 0 , only in I ,k, The gar II WI, but no eve ee no that quarto eintply received t he a rrival of l rev eal the rep ,terita„ It is o t he :earn finan accounts which hi be entirely , Ihe follow e ra, doted `'ales ~01, 0 " aw of tl us Point, abut ken the friirde breeze." , „ gale, 0411)13 ....ea to beat •eet Pmvi` violence of the t he board, whi ed as a hritiAr who all rev and the gre • t too hopes are I ich Is hourly es g auss and N on board, lin tfe hare ',eerie . front which land, - eontoini At of that cr tan. These P Or successes I e l'evlow.cnn eminices his in bis sway, tn.% endow'. A coil °dared In the the late Crowe .bed. thie of • it the Pruitt ong the halloo sl pef , ll9l beau Pen Rovers ti obi li 're h osbilsoce of Thc is the e• 1 • . ..uil of yo feria% which or *the poets of f We have ref ci d Vdraiwth we Wry, a weir* ' ; sod by t • Calciitta to the of the time not e for Ctleotta in faro 4 r: venire, Colonel F RASE sited from MI ewer a strong , nsr • The Freehol hen, and Nee 4 i corral Rego] to spiii , t the pre O Vest e play m lons, of file IF of Lts . .s.tooot distutelies from mho, lalta, S se dispotehts for der-loolatef, tot the Horse-Gum b hi% uncle, 0' Ington-street, u.l lin to thr Can tt The i6th KI . 01 It the battle I Calomel MAIN fei t oottl, is tm .et n e w peel Wit uscrtois ed!c.l " /We ht the Northe fir Pct in. His Wiest; m fitting op Wni , Adoieal eu Ural, S • pored to (moth B. "'Algae. .4' An article I N.i INQd w Vaill Address d' Rome. It I. ait eletrited to. le Paper in whit bikes woulm ci‘ toweucy to st col Recent lett, that the 21at Co of discipline, • Ptoo?, on kn Sin eondnci them to the Letters free r dist great sic tees and rwr arm- *shooed at I et 'mount Ante dy 'he Payina.to t ar 1-11roi fro dar,mamr, it; d • date, 10,ich .71 Antovery, an. " vitt E. WE LAIRD OF SFAFFA. The following lines, from the pen of Mr. Scott, are lobe found, in his handwriting, in the Album at Elea They are addressed to Ronald ‘lardonold, Esq. the Land of Staffa.—.. It is 'hastily necessary to add, that t•les is Rif tinted at an ins considerable distance (run, that island StaHa ! sprang from high Macdonald, Worthy hraneh of old Irtanronald ; St affa! kiug of all kind fellows, Well betitt thy hills and tallies, Lakes and inlets, deeps and shallows, S Cliffs of Jolliness, caves of wonder, Eelhoing the Atlantic's thunder. Mountains, which the grey mist cowers, Where the chieftain's spirit hovers, Pausing, as his pi ~,,, ns qaiver, &retried to quit out land fur ever. Each kind influence rest above thee, All thou lois., and all wh , . hose thee. Warmer heart, 'twist this and Jaffa, Heats not than is breast af'Stadfa. Yesterday morning Ilia MAJIIITT, the Dukes of Yo*e, Swam. and Canaan:eon, Prince.-vs Au- GUSTA and SOPISIA, accompanied by Lord WA... SINGHAL Lady CONIIt MUNSTNR. Generals (;omens and Frreetrer, Cols. TAYLOR and Das rode in Windsor Great Park till halt-past •▪ e' cook; the y then went to the house of Princemi AMI,LIA. AU the Royal Family still recede oat . Wini . sor. The Doctors were tat constant -eared ance upon Princess A111,1.T A yebterday at. usa at. Th. .'rie.cess Anxi.i• eAnyerl shoot two h 'OM and a half composed sleep on Monda% bight, and partook of some refreshment ; a taint hope w e. in eonsequ..lCe enteraine.s for the brtier ; but we are extr-mely eotecernei to add, that she was as bled yesterday as eV.,T ; so TIMID so. that it was thott4ht she was bre.thing her last; and Mr. J , 114! son, the M.sseng-r. who had attended the KING with t h.- regular merstisg dispatches from Ministers and the Politic Offices, was detained as hoer and half, in mire - 0.. 01 sending by him the me- Imeholy MaivirrY scut word to lklli ulster,. that, owing to the eery deplorable situation of th.. Pr.nee toe, he was at pre* ut unable to attend to business, except of an terAent nature ; eunse, queraily His M sat SIT will Gut 1w to town this day nor will there b. , my Court. The Prince u• WALE/ slept at Windsor, for the Oro time. on Monday night, since the indispo siVon of the Princess AlitLIA. His Royal Highness the Prince of WALES had not returned to Carleton House from Windsor at a kite hour last oight. E trl and Countess CIIOLSIONDELET will leave their house in Piccadilly this day, for their sent at Houghton Hall, Norfolk. where their Royal High nesses the Pr nee of WALLS, Dukes of Volts, CLARENCE, KANT, CC MM DD •1411, CAMBRIDGE, and Sussex were expected next week, had it not been for the dangerous state of her Royal Highness the Princess Atm Id A. Oa Monday Errl CAMDEN arrived in town, from a visit to Lord ST. ASAPII, at his seat in Suffolk. The Duke of ALIAUQUIRQUR yesterday dined with the Officers on guard, at their mess-mono iu St. .hones's Palace. His Excellency was invited by Colonel WOODFORD, of the Coldstream Reg:- corm; the baud of which played during the whole time of dinner. Yesterday Viscount and Viscountess MEI.- BouRNE arrived at their honse is Whitehall, from Bruckett Hill, Hertfordshire, to remain in town till almr the accoucheineat of their (laughter, the Couiitess of COWPEK, who wive,' at her house in Maddox-street, Hanover-.quart, from the country, on Sunday, for that purpose, accompanied by her Noble Earl. The Countess's confinement is ex pecte I to take place in about three weeks or a h. The Marquis of DOUGLAS and CLYDEsDALI set nil' oil Thursday. from Hamilton Palace, Scotland, to join his regiment. We understand that his Lordship, with ins brother, Lord Ascoat %Lt. HA siti.roa, returned lately from the Island of Arran. Tne hunting season haviog commenced, the Country Bankers are very anxious .0 exchaii..e their break for a burst, rod to give the hard rums lately made upon thews to the honadai On Sunday se'nuight, Lord ARTHUR DILL and suits landed at Dosinghodee from Portpatrick, and immediately proceeded to the Marquis of Down- Intee's seat at Hillsborough. Viscount Mst.Ots leaves town at ten o'clock this rooming. on his tour.--His Lordship is accom panied by Doctor ARMSTRONG ; he embarks at Portsmouth on board the lititerata of 110 guns, bound to Gibraltar From that place his Lord shipproceeds to Sicily, and front thence to Malta. Mn..M JORDAN NOS to perform the parts of Bea trice. in Meek Ati• diva Nothing, and Beatrice, in The Pawl, on Moodily, at the Liverpool l'heatre. Madame CATALAN, left town last Thursday, for Derby. She travels ouly 15 miles a day, not be ing sufficiently reeoveredirom her confinement; she is gooe to attend the Music Meeting at Derby, whieb is to commence this dry. wider the direction of Mr. Human. Mr. J,,anayoss. of the Ly ceum Theatre. was to perform the port of Denim Brukrraddery, in Jahn Belk at the Bristol Theatre. on Nloviday last. O n M o ods, lasi. Sir B. W. Gone. Batt, was elected Mayor of Gloucester for the ensuing year. Af ter t h e cere mony of inauguration. the Mayor gate an elegant dinner to the Body Corporate, at , which the Loki. of Nosteotna the old Mayor, wits rmiro. IRELAND. • • 1 KILKENNY 1 II EATRICALS. KILKENNY, OCT. 3. On Monday last, the let inst. the pei romances commenced, to one of the fullest houses ever wit nesses so early in the season. It is imisossible to enumerate the several persons of rink, beauty, and fashion, who witnessed the unifirruly excellent re presentation of Shakspeara's Coridamis, which was cast as follows Itostair—canit MmcissCorio/nssir, Mr. Recker; rising Marcia', Miss Weston ; Cemindue, Mr Corry; Mr. G. Ponsunby ; Yieiairs, Lieut. Walker, K N.; flostio, Mr. Waller; OAcsr, Mr. Rothe; Warns, Mr. .4m/,hold and Mr. C. Gardioar.—Volainenia, Miss Locke; Miss Walsteka ; Valeria, Miss Dyke; kersilia. Mum A. Dyke ; and Roma* Ladies, Mrs. Weston, &c. Vol-smarm—Tullio AtEdiar, Mr. R. Power; Volterra, Mr. Dalton ; (ricer, Mr. Talbot. Previous to the ploy, au occa % i %%% tal Address was spoken by Mr. R. Power ; and the Tragedy was followed by the Farce of 14,rtune's Frolics. !obis Rsegkertil, Mr. T. Moore; Snack., Mr. G. reason by ; Air. Frusk, Lieut. Walker, K. 1%. ; Rattle, Mr. C. Gar diner ; Clown, Mr. Talbot ; Villopers, Mr. Curry, &C. Miss Maul, Miss Dyke; Doily, Mts. Cooke; and Margery., Mrs Hitchcock. Tile play was most deservedly applauded throughout ; and when we consider the many diffi culties to b.. a ncountered in representing such a Tragedy, requiring such numbers of performers and splendid decorations, we cannot hut allow that to tile acting is attributable the eclat with which it went utf. - - YesteMsy evening *as to he performed O'Keefe's raw:trite Comedy of Wild Hats.—The characters are— Mir George Ikierke, Mr. G Ponsonke ; Royer, Mr. R. Parer; Barry, Mr. Becher; John Dory, Mr. Crampton. T , ,.• F •rce was to ii- iirglioin's most success ful product on— The Weathercock. Tristriss Fick! , Mr Crampton ; Sees?, Capt. GsMiser ; Brieforit, Mr. Cum; Oki Fickle, Mr. G Potwoody. Between the Pay au i Farce, Mr. Moore wit to , recit , the Mrlolirgue written by himself, and inter spers-,1 oath national airs of Greece. Strain, Swit serlaod. and Hibernia : it ha,, alregilv hen by klieg Smith. ou the benefit night of the Misses Dyke. Ir.-morrow the Play is to he George Colman's StlrT•rfirr qt"Catais. The r:ist as t..sttucAr de St. Pierre, Mr. Rothe ; (Marro!, Mr. CreniptJu ; Ribelemit. Mr. R. Power; La Claire, Mr Moser; Markets% Mrs. Cooke. The Farce, Raising the Ifriati-1 liddkr, Mr. Corry. , rirtrhar's fav:or rite production, The Inconstant, is selected ior Saturday. • The Earl of Ormond is at the Castle, which is crowled with vis.tors, all anxious, together with its hospitable and esteemed owner, to give every es.ist wee, and proving their respect fur an eats.. cent from which the indigent have for many years received munificent aid, and the lovers of good acting, most gratifying entertainment. OCTOSVIt 4. On Tuesday the S-ssions for the county Dublin op.ned at Kilinsinhani, and on the close of the I nv lio business, tar Grand Jury resolved on a Re quis,tiiin to the Huh Stitrilf, John Arlberg, R eq . to convene a Meeting of the Freeholders of the county upon an early day, to consider of a Petition to Ni. slajesty and the two H a ase* of P a rliament, for a Repeal of the Legislative Union between Ire land and Great Britain.—A Committee of six were spin)" ter. to wait on' the High Sheriff with this Re quisition. The Corporations of this city continue to meet. and pass resolutions for the Repeal—and also to return thanks to our late worthy. incorruptible, and patriotic Sheriff, Sir James Cor poratioo of Goldsmiths meet to-morrow. The answers of Messrs. Grattan and Shaw to the Committee of the late Aggregate Meeting. will ap pear in a (Mom paper. These Gentlemen have de clared their determination in support the Petition for the Repeal of the Act of Union. Meter.. Walker and Forlon4 have been required to call a Meeting of the Palishioners of St. Peter's. They have declined a coaipliance with the requai- I Lion, but have, at the aline tisne,antimated their ! wish for a dissolution of the I 'nion. " GRoWING PROsTESITY."—A Scots speculutor has token a 'treat demesne near ft+thfurnhaiu, for the purpose of a draw farm If ~iliject Is to graze cattle far exportatio:i into E.tgland, where the Nob'e Proprietor of the demesne totem!' to reside in future!!! NEAL O'DONNELL. Es, The following Is the ansere, of this highly respect ed chnracter, to the vote of thinks presented to him by the Itamon Catholics of thi County of Mayo:— " TO TUC CATHOLICS Of ?VISCOUNTY OF NATO, •lIFINI BLED AT CFsTLZBAR, tor 110 OF SEPT. 11 10. " Reposiog molten confidence in your loyally and patriot ism, and conceiving thst religion is dearer than all other bleasnip, I cause forward at our late Comity Meeting, so in *Mewed by molten of self aggrandisement, to use my best endeavours' coastitstio w lly. to assert your rights avid here ditary rank in the State—and upon all occasions my exer tions shall be directed to remove pernicious prejiidices, which are pleaded by some in bar of your Emancipation. it Honoured us I am with your confidence, distinguished as my faintly has beeu by your approbation sail frienikhip, mud healing is mind the hue of conduct pursued by my ever . to he lamented brothers, towards you, and their zeal to sup '. port to/your interest, I shell endeavour to foible their bright example, and thereby *erste a continuance of your (avant able opinion and esteem. " I enteritis • well-founded hope, that an enlightened Legislature, coinciding to the policy sad wisdom of the .e. s ome, will at on distant period place yen is the Senate I suit. The safety of this country and the empire at large, calls shard for its adoption. " I ate (ice to confess, that the Vero is need for so other slice' than to divide the people, and also to tofu their atten tion from the attainment of another I rian.] ukii ei--Tne lit- Fit•L OF TON UNION : that "atuus tac.t.ure "nee' rt iwstr.l, the restoration to all your polities' t. .is. a. 4 the Idesstuis . of our happy Constitatioa, become eel min " I bare the bosuns' 10 be, with the b :het regard, " Gentlemen, " Your utast faitleel sad attacked hosulile servant, "ftitAL irporiNELL, Jam^ , atNewport-Mute, Oct ." I. MIN The Cavite of last tu t ; it tontaios an Address from the Presbyteti ins of Irelaut,i, in Spot i srinhle.l, doted tha 616 of Jely last, totioatula.- ing His I%IsSisTY nu his Iwo: so.' p ~.14111.11 • Hild on the escape of filo the link, .4 CUM OSALAZIP fres the attempt weak or his life by Sethi. POLION. cutLanAT.L. OCT. V. lirr. John Commit, of t harleg.sto 01, dale end Ncw Tow"; charted hangar Kill: A a ..3 / cot.es e.uployed by bon, with felony; and his brother, !lug !idly, who nits nut in his em ploy, ea,an accessary Mr. Coward stated, that he had received information from several gentlemen residing is Chapel street, Cripplemste. that his servant, Thomas Kelly, was to th.• when scat out with large sionotiiies of soap, of *l,4)i...set his cart its Chnuel , street, uud purtoistieg what he pleated from the pro perty intrusted to his more. He al lirst disbelieved the 'odor sitation; but, oti 'fbarsday last, a Gentleman, who bad re peatedly witnessed the carter's dishino <I a rts, d ea wed a yoga; intro who wee on his premises in Chap,l.sticet, silysa tint cart stopped as usual, to watch Kelly's proceedings He did au, and observed the primmer 'thirties take six bars of soap. Sfliem ibis ass re latest to Sir. C, be 'mated in Cart. wriest staid test e dheat e . r, I he oHisserii, whowatithed the Pi isaisco, —They foltifwed the cart, which "as loaded with mho, Wei 1311111—tbe Prisoner, Thomas, was in company „mother person, whom they believed to Ise the Pr:.:ller Udall—but they could not absolutely swear to the fart, as it was rather dark. 't he cart Mopped at a home Ie the uoichbonrhuod of Grab street, where Hugh Kelly loam —l,earthe:itel.obsere. ed Mr. t'imarit's et mast. dip sermal times tutu the',lmees that eoptaioed the smp, and then co into the house. lie Ire uscdiately pursued bow, and foam!, its hie hr ither's • owe cake cat unAtleil soap—to which Mr Coward positively same. Nu retire soap aas .lit,rueeted on the premises. Thomas Kelly activism iedeed 'manse taken the cake of map which was (ovoid, hut denied kayo% ever behme suet:tied a similar crime. Hngle Kelly declared he was entirely iznorant of soy soap bevies been cnuvw'ed late his 'pertinent, until the officers arrested his brother. It was so dark, it ass out puesible foe him to larcrise idial WU brought ia They were both fatly committed DOW ITP YrT. Yesterday Gsnere Jones was bro,ght bef.we Mr f% site chinned by his Master, Mr. I:elm - site, .1 slue sad spirit mer chant, in Unseat's-Inn. The Prosecutor mated, thus the Prisoner was ruiploycd him as a porter, mid that he lito f.equitety somata frets his cellars dives. quautities of spines, sod bestial b..pttks of wine. Williams Salmon, belong's; to the office said, that he ap preheating the Primmer and marched Isis ►ax, and sound four phamplets sad a seal, wi.itis the Prosecutor i d eu ufie; to b e Isis property. He era. committed for trial. SEERIchY NtSSION.S. OCT. 9. PIG STEAI ING. Alexander I:obituun and If'diialn Raker were charged with bitalille eight pig., wine aL the pro way of Thouias Natoast. of Nelsen's terrace. .Newinttton. Mr. Nattrass stated, that when he come down in the morniog of the 21st of September last, on going into the yard he found shit the gate had been hrsken open, and the dour of a shed dlooe'he kept and poultry had l-en taken off the hinges. and eight sucking pigs tarn away. 111 r. Nattrass immediately went to Leadeitheii-ms-ket. where seeing a butcher's boy carrying a trey with pigs in it, he iiiquired of him where his master got the pigs The boy said he cupola not tell. but a o n:g direct him to his master, Mr. Glover---he did so ; and iu conseqsience of what passed between Glover and the witness, they proceeded together to the King's Heed lulu in the Borough. Mr. Nattrass. leaving Mr. Glover there, whilst lie went to Union Hall and procured a constable. with whom he re• turned to the King's Head, where in a cart iii the yard he SAW the eight pigs in question. Mr. Glover, a pole-butcher in Leadenhall-mars ket, stated, tnat the Prisouers came to him oil the morning of the ilst of September, sod offered to sell him eight sucking pip. which Robinson said were at the King'. Head in the Borough ; and asked him to go there and look at them. lie raid he would in half an hour. anal they went away. Soon after, Mr. Nattrass t ante to him, and stated his havitrj lo.t the pigs ; and they went together to the Borough. Glover weot to the Inn, whilst Nat tram went for a constable; end during his absence, Robinson chewed the wittiest the pies, which were in a cart with his mime on it, aad offered them for lOs. each. So-in Mr. Nattrass came back. ateompanied by Giti. the Officer or Uaion-hall. when, on seeing the pigs, Mr. Nattrass claimed thaw as his property. The prisoner itobitienn at AM denied that the cart was his prlVertl, but ac knowledged it was to wheu he WAS before the Maw gistrates. The Prisouer. Robinson, in his defence mid, he bought the pigs of a person he did not know, in Roinford Market. Baker said he saw Robinson in Whitechapel. of thy awning of the 21st, and hearing that he was going into the Borough, lie got up to ride wills him —he knew nothing about the pigs, and it ails quite by accident that he WAS present when the pip were offered for sale to Mr. Glover. The Jury found both the Prisoners crafty, .4 they were sentenced to be transported for wen years. . _ The E.ul of Dom ucommosa and Lmd HOTCIIIII. SOS are spending the shooting eeasou et t:irir pa ternal sect, Kuocklofty, in the county of Tippe. Lord 71f atwassvty, owner of the premises lately occupied by the Duchess of llacuswice, his given directions for the immediate placing of iron goes opposite his stables in Spring-gardens, to prevent a nuisance week complained of. Watering.Pleees, i i consequence of the floe weather, continue crowded; butts the moist of recreation comiderate people still think of the main chance ; and the Bankers, in those reatont of 111111 l have their time fully occupied n, tilling tip -drafts it all the mute of CARTER. Ti... R, ellarw4. Coss, for the purchase of Lottery Tickets for their customers. It is tenni kehk that tbc first 20,0001. Prise M. tit:P(l'2oW in a Lottery,, and the very last draw, 110,0001. should be shared and sold by HORNI4IIf awl Cab. I likewise two of the first 30,0001. P r iz e .. awl the only two of 15,00(fi. ; lirsides five of 90,6001. three of 10.0901. four or 8.0001. five of 3,0001. ten of 400tat.4114 twelve awl, hues. were shared and sold by 114 asses sod Co. in the Isst live successive Lotteries, iii No. 96, Cornhill. - and St. Margaret's Hill. Borough, where may be had Tickets and Shim s for the State Lestrry, which • el Eerie 101 flown on the 19th iststat.t. At three o'clock legit morning. the I.:ea sad s olt ptahlt).-house .-ettret, kept by r. blAsaact.L, one of lirr hilaiteree oldeat .1111fIli Ills eirba hos been arise& f."ty p r ate 1 . Ib e ostrys4 . e. •/: aiteltlfiteli to be broke mg-n. The nuts , o. th-itovireastrots.itsvm.ol S proem ev'elleplt tie .la,s of the adrooli: hn.sy wltie wrack a tight, na.l the talon* decamped.