The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-13 00:00:00

PIM COYENTX4RDAN CUMIISRLAWD's ouler..gting Plan - The Wheel ofi.ortuse, Harlot; h erb announced for represents. t this 'flientre last night, we anticipated that that " m l,l)re...ince of Mr. keuutdt, as Penruddurk, and of Mr. C. lisw sty, Young Woodville, would art as • magnet to th e 0. P. Party, mid induce t „ ,n to attend the house witleall the forces they mild, by possibility, muster. In this optuiun we ' Sere nut fit/ally deceived ; ulthough on entering the .n..itre, the Milanese of the audience, awl sh e per . i„ Lorain %stitch was observed, led us to hope ~,I vie peiformatices would be proceeded in with :::tic, if any, opposition. On the appear. o f tile inusimptis Inc orchestra, one or two ; l a Limited., in the tare-shilling gallery , called fur ' Gad .Sciee the King:" this incipient attempt of the P asty passed completely ualitetled by the audi cut.: the hind, however. Conceiving, probably, shod Own telu,4l would Le construed into an ihdi .l,l of contempt, inimedietely complied with •lesire of ttio.e very loyal Gentlemen, and uteri diet deservedly popular air. Instead of m.mtbriati accorcpaiiiinents Monday night, o re than live persons, the pit, essayed their powers, and the reception which these arna tir p , i f„„ wrs met aids, was but little calculated indtVe others to fallow their discordant ex illl'. ; Oti the risM4 of the curtain. a feeble , tetip t was made to force the auditory in the • to stand up; but it was treated with the ,test reprobation, end utterly failed of effect. le peaceable part of the audience, which was far the more numerous, not only remained tal l bu. compelled the malcontents also to seat IVlren Mr. BLANCHAILD, who per urd the character of Weasel, wide his appear s, some disapprobetion was manifested ; but it quickly ci%eilaoror by peals by applause. A sort arg i• ire silence, a .hort is interval of war." mac. led—hut the moment Penriddoek wasdiscovered me parley with Weasel from his cottage window ,t momeul • most violent uproar commenced. et.. .r. • wmit all the liberality of Shylock. tio B whit tit on th ei r nun 1, put oath all their lungs; their ces appeared scattered over the house ; a few the pit, a few in the galleries, and a very few the beta. This discordant peal was almost timely overwhelmed by the general applause, lb which the greet body of the audience, in every if the hospa. greeted Ihcir veteran and justly led favourite. He was, in truth, applauded to the very echo that did applaud again I" While the Annie was raging in its utmost fury, a rani youth in the pit displayed • placard, in. Owl " Contract, or O. P." but almost all the ideal. in the pit foie incli;naut, and the hap. vaielard•bearer mid his ensign were levelled the st-ats. This struggle was succeeded Cries of *, Contract. contract, off, wit'!" which re i i.ia re J so by counter-cries on, en! tern rqfieut out ! taro thew out t" which were ~ouid till .slr.lisusl.F. quitted the surge. amidst .6)6 ,canons abut eiscroiesond the plesdits of his I . toe scone bet ween Woodville and Syden r -.el passair.Be, which. by a forced analogy, t supposej to bear on the question, were . by the opposition, and loudly applauded. Is,. *hen Syriewaset says, " I wish you had re. on this. wheu there was time far reflection," sit. excl.sinted, " Aye. aye, Ka NILR ought his reflected:" slid wea n no. when speaking of 11144, be observes..." I much doubt whether 11111 1 IAII be the uidiuirhed sentence ineeslittely turned to account, and a cry of Na no, its d—d foal I" proceeded from seve. quarters, accompanied by the cries of ss Cos. m g ? . „g r 6a N. auliisgr—While Mr. lux WAS not on the mage, the noise. though ter .hle, did not completely debar us from hear. performers--occa.ionally a sentence greeted Cr.; but when Mr. Karam; again made hies,. the same horrid uproar which attended his AS renes4ll.l* ith, if posoible,redouhled vigour. wow demands which were 60 repeatedly urged fore, were again reiterated, accompanied by two three c•t•eslls, and a variety of imitations of the r awl mine species. When the pistols were Reined. 'preparatory to the duel between Wood ? IT! Puermdduck, • fellow from the gallery L" 4 " 1 —" Shoot aiw! shoot Johnny Raw ! if d ; ) tt+ .l 'try his word . 1 " The strange mawier in sJ t s exclamation was uttered, occasioned inciter. Between the tint and semi(' eiwy thing was perfectly quiet, but the C 4 el the eurtsin was the signal fur confusion more to cotnnieuce his noisy reign. Mr. '?". as the Hon. Mr. Tempest, and Miss 'TUX. P. Eeail y 'fovea, were greeted ou their ie with g-neroi applause; but their voices, 0. 1 . : 1 1 the whole scene, were rendered completely r ht the pererseinig, industry of the O. P.'s. 1104 resorted to a frestr mode of annoyance.- 43 148-84 of them by erring " Hear hiqo ' heist olltrivn, brae ).e' induced th- peaceable part llzu.litory to appl suit which perfectly an the purpose they had iii virw—that of t.l: preventing the audience from hear ",rl witch s ee on the stags. Mr. Fee /Are, was also receised with sepc.li s i um. A: the conclusion of one of :wevrhes h e °twitters, " ri•is world is so w". O m r • oitenei• was instantly lea eller' at Mr. 411 ! , g . ; f 7-10 the phross.ilogy we s uppose by clerk. who r.stred nil'—" JohnitY wt r; horn did ~et his money?" Ou cusiiiig forward in this act, he well re -4; lwrtfrs with a mixture o f disirpprobs i,ll sp,il iwe, the latter greatly P rei toil- I:. The 0. P, dance was attempted to be bet the Pitit I d 'east not yet mustered t CSI' o carry their desire into efisct. • L. latilit.a. who performed the chu b( Copt. Wooded/4 appeared. his recep inn o Cy . 4:eller to th at of It relative. Hisses. 1, • . , 1 , ;. , .t5-es, and cries of " off: co-." end " Che, , s h t:ie house. The ertidu.sion was consider .teci bC at i ineffectual anent to turn one a'B , fol c isr4 of th e me i coute lli s ' Coal the i'll• 2 c - ile betwee n P enrad d oek sod Captain *55. corm Trendy. from Iregiuninz to lowsplie.dile dumb show." Between I Aels wai quiet ; hat Mr. C. Emu " ' r.er, Oi l I I .ie rising of the curtain, 55 14 tar eWa rad ! /111- 41 X No prieate bores r w:rt tits/undid t hrough the Theatre-4111dt being answered by the customary give the house the appearance of a bear-garden. Shame ! thane!" urea reiterated from different parts of the house, and a Gentlemen in the 3d tier of boxes at tempted to address sonic observations to the piriter, but his voice was want &mimed in the general Lk moor. Several sentiments delivered by Weasel, in big sce.ie with the servants of the decee-ed Sir Ceurre Pantuadock, were seized with avidity by the psalm and their frieuds t—Weasel, during his conversation, observes to the servants, •ho are demanding certain perquisites: You speak like sage experienced men:" " I have my doubts Ilk , . you." " Peuruitdoek., perhaps, is too much of ti philoso pher:" i, Your little comforts! it is right you should have them"--these expressions were accom panied by • variety of remarks, which occasioned much laughter. But a person in the lower tier of Boxes, who sported a few witticisms on the e a. moo, and who made himself very conspicuous otherwise, was, after a short resistance, forcibly ex pelled the box. The period for the admission of half price now arriveil o tail the effect was very soon observ able. The noise became greater than ever—mil the reception of Messrs. K 1141111.1 and C. KF.M. BLS, throughout the fourth act, was marked by * variety of new somids, solely appropriated to them. Several gentlemen (we suppose from the neighbour. hood of Smithfield) give some very natural imita tions of the lowing of kite, and the grunting of hogs. A placard was also hoisted, inscribed—. No private boxes;-..which being surrounded by a nom bet of pitites, armed with clubs, was exiiinited for sonic tune; amidst vocifenetions of .i rear it down !" " Tern him mat' .6 Break his head !" Several persona rushed forward to pen !heir threats in execution, and the placard was immediately struck, and safely pocketed. A sew dace was also introduced, in lie* of the so mulch cele brated U. P. dance; the pitires repeating the word con—tract (with so enormous hiatus b-tween the syllables) alternately with the letters 0. P. and beating time with their feet, which had a very weisy effect. In the interval between the fourth and filth acts, two new plimsoll), guarded, es be fore, by a . number of bludgeoneers, trade their appearance—On one of them was written—. Pri pete boxes gases sp. or the boxes redreed to ou the other The Castrate:" they were both struck, notwithstanding the heroes who surrounded them, In a very few seconds.—The cumin rose for the fifth set amidst repeated cries of Kembk. Kent -61e;" in addition to those we have already noticed. Mr. KESIIILE came forward, ( jetted, oil the one hand, by eta - iterations more diseordant, if than the Limiest vrar•wlionp; an 1, on the other, by eacooragiug plaudits,) and. by gesture, lotimit.,l a desire to speak. After waiting several inioutes, the noise subsided, and Mr. KEMBIA thus addressed the audience:— . Lent's also G —1 ens enders great deal of meacchwa afreheeeloe tit.ecm.ag to intrude ton cater na your atteatiess--.(Ne, I tame to shoe theatre this eveuieg, to prepare fee the part t bad mule. taken, have beer told, that armies has been taken by the pish!ie, that the two upper Woe* oe each side, neat the stagy. hear beer shut.—(Xe,rn. 'Aces nit the point! ,haffisp.) Keeable alluded to her of the boxes, vales, Iv termed pigeon.linlesl-.lLadits sad Geut:e.uen, those buses wesc "pea laitseasoe, mod are wily shut sow to increase the power ul yea. illation hi the Tseetre.-(terughter, cud ems ,I—Perform the nowtraet.)—lt is added, likewise, that it is supped t h ey are what, with as istaiilioa of the Proprol..." to tunemi them, by and by, Mho priests how V. , a,, to the past !) LAMM mot Gestleatea, so far froos ever harm& had see% ea tiles, the Proprietors el I oyes them doerill, if it be yoga pleassre.—(Graaanty sad hiyrs.)—lt has Itiww,m bees told mu, Ladies and Gentlemen, that there are permits who we not yet perfectly sattati...l that the Pru:lrie. tors de sot Wend to Mamma the private hums beyond the swiesber which was is the old theatre. I do, in the most saaseer, pledge .y wurd—(We west take it, yea Aare /mitt it alreedy)-•and the word of aU the Proprietors, Ilsat so such imestion waloes-o(Sewf! stiff! off! of! Pose, not what we eemplaiii .1 ) — sad that the pablic shall far ever a 6 taiga is pommies of the bowl is their reseal state." A most hideous uproar followed Mr. I►ILVILS . II VIM placards wh.eh had been I.e. fore exhibited were again displayed. The Con— tract and 0. P. Dance •as given with renov Ited vigour, and the act concluded with three groans fur John Ifernbk BituNrox the.. cAase far. ward to give out the play for Friday ere 1111 l g, but he could not he hard. During the performance of the pl iy, from I.Pgin. cling to end, the voice of the audience eras with the \tanagers; but this ava I twining, as long as a few individuals can il,priie tlin-e who fre quent the Theatre for amusement, (descry niesmre arising from dramatic representation. Mr. KEM BLE conducted throitchout his tr}nig and delicate sit mourn. .sill manly Ili inue.s: " Nom iviuse ankte praw Jo wutisin •' Meat' quatit selida." The house was well filled, Lut not so mit eli crowded as en Monday evening. The Lecher was greatly dimi ll Between the play and farce the siiilienr• re mained stationary, until the mnswialis etitered the orchestra, when Rule Brilanniu was lustili called for, end was imintrliately eumpli• d with, the alitheooe in the boxes standiog, and tine= erred ; t . ll -! Pititch ur a part of them, assisted with the r vo cal powers. At the coucluasim they Late three cheery, and listened wis:iattentiais to the toraut4l:ll music of the overture to the siiistvcol force of The Escapes, which was mucli applauded. ou the ris ing of the curtain, the audielice is the pit to,k their seats, except übuist : on the pelf towns appearing, a 1141011 t Wit , 9...1 imp which drowned their voices. ::ccomiatioied with the cries of Mood r, year contract f' 6' Tern Aim oat Sing lender!" to the performers. An attenipt was then made in get up the O. P. dance; but it failed. It WoUlfi be impossible fur us to give an accurate dc-erspunii of the scene it this moment: leaf the people in the Pit standing up, loudly vociferating and ; the other half Netted, and applauding, assisted by the Boers: but between moose that wished fur peace, and Muse fur sour, a single word could not iv• I.e4rj hum the atoi , e; nut 1311.11 the powerful mild suer ul isrtautim—the sweet *whiles.; of Dotr ix—or the :e spirited archness of Mfrs. Cita .has Ku sort. could reach :he ear of the lovers of ovtgnig.—You c•uohl dia'ern the crate in the Pit .v1.4101111;4 his /lead, pullu,g his nose, owl sum •,..1,4 his feat with di-owl. ~,,, imeot; t h e t,,, e ile in the with her ottiective vtitede-n, opo fit tilt it disappointment onil woo of ; t he Rifilgli . td aptlVtr.ll) , C of the clot_ deal:, aal ripe o.trnhal look•ol their it:tr.:M., vsoni!rt hair u.en a good vuoject fo: tae pencil of 4 110 Galin. Ott Mr.FAWCET•r ' S!natinghiv Mei. in the char he c r of Alichelli, he received coneilerable ep ;dame ; but tine appeared only c din before a storm; fur the shouting recoutineiteed soh dnulile forte, mcotniranied by is few eat-calls, and several persens mewing in iiiiitittiun of cit., cries of "Contract contract," hissing, and terry noise the 'hogs could allow without the assisiance of insult mews. The Pirate were joined at this time by Annie wht cater) our, 0 posit baling J ofINN Y." At thte7 Lonclusion of the first act the Pitites sat down, and condu c ted tlitiii,elves in the same way as they did in the 0. P. war. .t iter pat ting a few inomeate, they rose up and satigGed save the King, the chief of the audsence w the liners standing ; after which the Pit and Galle ries ;;are three cheers. lhl the coat liencensent of the seeond act, a placard oas hoi•ted—" Priente flows given up, or the tier's reduced to sir sid lings,"—in tar pit, end cl-te.eled by a tiumbrr of sticks: a kind of sktratisi emoted. but the sup porters of the placard elm- off viteor Out w produced three cheer*. A Gentleman in the cies tre of the third tier of lote,ls, on a level with the private boxes, &Appeared very angry, Ltd castle for ward to the f out of the hoe, with groat menaces, threat • g those in opposit •4 the it. who an swered him by hooting Area hissing, with viten-simile "Tarn hint out, throw hint over," etc.—after which the 0. P. dance was Nom attempted, but failed, not from the wont of numbers to join in it, but for s want of understanding eli h other; fur instead of U. P. tome d hived con—tract. At the t orn ineneement of the second act, the discontents ' seemed to have got a retuforcensent. the war-whoop was sounded more generally. and was accompanied by the knocking of sticks on every part of the pit that would resound the voices of Mrs. C. lit N. DLit and Miss Boarne were lost amidst the more favoured sound of con—tract. The few re maining, females deserted the Pit, and left the stronger sex in fall pi saeasion, which they took ample advantage of ; fur being no longer under control of beauty, they used their luogs with Her culean strength ; so touch so. that they drowned all the efforts of lachenots to make himself be heard in the beautiful song of The Thorn, which, at all other times, bas beets so justly admired. At this period, some persons, even in the Dross Boxes, seemed to have caught the infection, fur it was several times called oat from thence. " Let Kemble fulfil his contract." The Galleries were in general quiet, sod what noise was produced by 'hem, sreitielt to be in resentment at being de prived of fle.l,l:ttt the performers. At half past ten the curt dropped, the /beak not meeting i bet ter reception theft any other part of the piece.— Three grimes were then given "for Kt Nude grad the private buss el." Three c seers were propored " for the o.l'. eaniract," but it was only in part earned into effect, few coin plying with the mandate. The possessors of the pit soon dispersed ; some of them climbed into the bosses, their attention havii,g beet drawn by a private quarrel between two gentlemen in the first circle, which began with high languor', rose to abusive. snit ended as it began, without either party being eatislied ; but both agr • iog that it was better that it should terminate without blond ei. veil o'clock the house was completely deserted —it is hilt justice to say, that there was not an exisre,siim male use of by either patty that could offend the most delicete ear. t It Ikites:llCM a to %nave ether emp ty, o th ettear,:t *SO iIl lit to stood sal gresiest reptobe The peaceable by far the now sedted, bu. coin tsetwalrs. 11 fonued the char sure, some elm woo quicAly idol tit he;; r. ire filen eteded—hut the tug parley S hat momeut If t asty, whi eat ou their bl ors appeared the pit, a ft the boats nstatitly over* ith which the rt of the hots teemed fa wou to the very While the stu (1f41411 pollth hilt I •' 0.40411 lidtfidl44ll4 in tl s.au.lerd•b area the 9,a ours of t• 1 ere iettbe.l to Ike rqfisits owl ew.o.olud till .S.l the run eqattorto friend.. „f„ . tile I ACC > T-011 p• t tx supp t-• 1 by the Ths‘, when Jt eat-. 1 on this, ?dew. rad hint select veltia4, be n y thlnx cats t 14 114 nt•ali its' No, too, its !Tuners, at ' e aotrael oasts. woo tider.l)lr, di the peslarni e • r. ; but w rot . e, the lit vas renew, ileum Ate, were • lot three c 4o:di xd ide awl ram va.lacetl. *TA Pori tat dlesk's kc - •c.) t .rt eat rd lo.schte r • t' every th, ir:4 el the eft more s litre . .,40 y , us 41.1'011, r. ;'',lre with Alt 4 1z11 the wl , 11,11.) 11.10 relic e . , 4 4344 ' 4 of t ' era. a , t;. a.l Ittni tried: the eta, t • 1. • firt,t4 wh 01 40 o.:ted V ' " S.l 1 ovior.,l a rt , :. Neerhes hi 1, a •thy pow (1111 s'• .1- luny'. to o 4 . 41 lwl I op, I.' !):. TI, tit totlite.l, 11. tat I C.I t r • MIN C. ter I'c4/.44 t:i 3 : .ly I , s; hi i.t e r , 4 "It,es ti i, .. 4 1 'la Art!, •Ii •'-'•' tr I . lre • rf rt CORONER'S lAQUEST. We lately mentioned that C 'plain Hants was wounded in a duel on Moulsey-horst, with Mr.Cole shall a few day* ago, and that he was conwderet iii a dangerous state. The above gentleman died o f hi s wound, which was it. the Ir ft side of his chest, on Suoday lust, hating been previously removed to London. The ball errs extracted the day after the duel. There was no evidence before the Jury as to Mr. Colesh ill; but it was merely stated, that four viitlenn ti attained from chaises on the heath, accompanied by another on horseback, and that two shots were exchanged, when the deceased fed, and he was put into a chaise and driven off. The Jiny returned a verdict of—Wilfia! Murder against sonar person or persons unknown. MARRT tot Willi FSIVICH PRISONERS Or WAR. —Wr srr enabled to rtJte , from nogurciona`ile authority, that the marriage of French prisoners of war with I;ritish women in this country. is reckolied totally intalui and of no force in erance. e think it pro ; ier to give publicity to this fact, iu order in lint our fair countrywomen nil their guard against the snares which may he laid for them by lawn who are oerfect:y insure of the nullity of wich marriages, :iisd who hive too much leisure to veer- U st! their artiti:er Oji the credulity of oususpecting .not ence. On Foal noon last, • balloon, 33 feet high, and 4.5 in circumference, was launched from the park of B. Mow tan, E-q. at Foritham St. Genevieve, who, Is a...en.led in very fine style to the Kr• -•it 3lt i.t.ielioa of a numerous company ; and after cnntilluing hi the air fnr shout half an hour, safely d,scen.ied near the Telegraph at Ickisughaut, being ...11,ta nee of more than six miles. The boxing-width betwixt Dogke►fy and //all, on Nlontlay next, will motit likely t-ike place ou the town where the Black and Blake fought. WILLIAM lIAMBLIIIT. Esq. of litirnorah, is no• mit ate.! t.. Icon-sent the borough of Northampton, m the room of the HAM EDWARD BouvsalC, Esq. A ft w days since. as a child was going from Pent. low to Cavendish. she was attacked by three .ows, mi d a,vrrely lacerated, that had not timely assist- Witt arrived, it as probable she would have lost her life. tn-lancholy acrid-nt °coined last week on the lends of Tit!khan, ntar :Hollinger. A Get.tlernan on a visit there weut Out shooting, asecompeiliA by vettog 'llia in the heighhouretoori, of the n-itne of st.a M If. Toe Gehtlein.ti hating allot 4 duck, al le:I fe:l t:tto vile of the small Likes that arr. forin t-se tttott lty a Communication from the great Lake of Lough Outl, and not lasting a dog convetoetit, the yotts.t; ot.ut proposal •a tt utsi n4 fur the dus.k ...tee) he ott..t.tet.tely .10, but carver rettaroc3.— tie •unk to the prewnee of tote Geule h r t h ., woo •want to his eclief, but without effect ; st !it (14 tos : tet•tottle to leostl emu the least ssaistance. not &laud till neat day. IifiLICL --,iw-.- •Ultelltt, OftST 114 F 1 2.1.0,4 Y Roche:el roopeell, a worsen of teenerfrahle app. -inset, mil charged he roars. Itimiu.,•,:tun sod Viru..O, limn drapers of lisilgate.hill, with steal. rif Itoar shawls. vale Lowe u have. Thomas Clark deposed, that the Prisoner ratite hitt, h onster's (the Pruserittuesi shop, at f :o'clock yest , rday, aunt asked to see mime shawls, whisk he sheered her ; site d, ..pp:d a duller, and 1411.4.4i4C41 to p:rk it up, the wittvss's 411e014.41 win taken sp by some salter euivoisers: after the Pricier had left the sisal., a t idy informed bin ilea sir had et ..lea fun shawls. Mr. Rosisi.igtos fo:;owed tier, sod brought her bark ; the shawls were found a .der toe petteratts. Mrs harsh Davis 'mica, that she was id the Prowl error's shop purrliviu4 . • orrl for her daughter. who &remora tied her; she saw the Prisoner put the end of her cloak urn the shawls, awl pull then off the counter ; then dropped a dollar, as I narrated dams as if to tick it up. but rwaseced it so. that her petticoats covered the shawls ; she stone I 410 , h tad through her pocket hole, sod pulled the shims up het seen her clothes. ..hilt wall the other band she p eke.' tip the' dollar : when .he Mar up, she left the shop the wit teas then taunts...A the Pruseentur of what she had seen ; be siatt aft , r the Pria.iiier, act brim ;lot her link She de r r 3 liariug the sh.ite ; hot the wittiess sae them taker from her p rwn.. . . . . - 'll - mia Oavi• earruSorated lime testimony 4 her mMhef. Mr. Rinsmoiliou proved that the shawls produced wen his pillllllf The P. otniner in her d.renee said, she 1111311 innueisill; sat serer took the shawls; site 1.4 d .1.1140 p auflicierit its her lex ki.t to purehare a dotes moth; she was iunocest ; how. tree, di. v might swear her lik asay. lithe smite 1111:6 ovary h wa d scorch areenr-...he said tier husbaed was a srejestit is the Foot el wards; nod she never wis la L. Indust hems Woa dty last, ahem she arrived Cm Scotland with her has. band. Mt was full• commiltod for trial. SEI'AR ITION FROM BED AND BOARD. Mere W..t•v, the proprittress sof e wane,. charred het beekaid, J.Sn Wens, s j••urneymui Chas hotly oissauh in • her. Mrs. Vt'sti eoatrd, that slut bed hers sighteea yews mar. licit to the bef inbot, and hid les children by him, sit sof w►um were heist; that the Ilrfra , aut was it' the ►abit ter coming h ime in a State of intoxication at 1110 i, whys be would cut the ropes of her sis.seile, nod best bet WAS nos. mercifully, miter which lie taro her and the ehilarelt out ufshout ; lest wrik she sad they were out for t il 4 lits o f the sot, slid uh!iged to Seep in • isei , eils.ur's stable : um Mots day evenini. when he came home, hr Ml:wk.-it her domm and kieke.l ker. Site hero visible inacks hie ill treatises* ) ous mete of her fare and uerk were eansp',riely black wills bruises; sheet fuer years rite she was °Wife.' to bring WA before a Magistrate, fur strthiug her, whet' he Wei bawl neer to keep t►e pexe ; she ..sty wistied to be seperated from lUin ; she was ulnas', to keep the eitilleu. and *twat them. The Defendant seturtiwlrdged that be hid bevels her Mun.lay, hat he was sited 1.. it by j aluatit ; wben becalm* bogie he found her ar a stable, with • .le fiurse.b. ; and whenever he b-ate,, ber Wive, it ws fur a stiallae emir : he was perfectly wAlia• tie be .eparee 1 from her. Mrs. lieffiPilq MIA, i.e .tury sham her host:rand tied day beiiig id the cubit 211013 r Nigel.ce , 441 s esilll tip awl re. The Sittint Meeittrate (itr tlireortv 'Pettit') ia quarcd front the Defeudatt, swirh a-ww , -k 4.1. los the Complaituutt for the of Itererif a. 4 chiltlreo. Tue Defendant amid, heady ranted a guinea e•treah, a 4 the Complainant earned double that ones. wl , eb ensaet4. civet fee her, mad hr thouglit he unght e..t lobe obiagrd t pay let any thing; and lie assur e d the Ativotratr, that the stun about the at tbir a: a tree kilt The Wurthy N AolleiltATC directed, Aid he abcrilJ slimy t►e Coropleieset sex shillsage a sock: which ►e eehieed w ow. cede tot but on beiug threatened with being committed Soo the aosauelt, he agreed to allow her ire alaill.uga per week. They were dies declared to be divorced [vow bet sea heard, eccordieg to the forme el that Cold. ASSAVI:t. Maw Rartrw, a mean ur geote:l appesnmare, ww Anvil by Newry sernmeind elagAtto Mr Hack, f low er Temple, with assaisiting hill. Me stateJ that he had spent lase evening with some friewile, Is CliesMiers in Mit king's Bench Walks, Tempi.; he came oat at the Oluitatims between elegies mid twelve *Week with some of his frigid% with the ititentioa of grist home. He had occult's to step fur a short time ; N sew Debudant • tile distant.* be fore him, and atigtooi him fur oar of his part; ; he caned out to bans to stop sod wait fur his, that he alight get share of his umbrella, as it was raining Mgt Mies ha came •eiste three yards of the Defewhint, he discovered lam setatete i and begged his pardon, on which the Defeedaat cable»! him • d—d pirk•pocket, wart street him with his arrabeelia, sad afterwards with has head. He celled the merit, god gave the Defendant in custody. The Defendant, in his defame, said, the asasplaiesal rune up to him in • fatuilier teenage, ant curie bold of hies by the arm ; the aught was very deli, sad he eoeld sot psigs by his preemie/ who or what he was, ally he knew he was not an aregaiatance of his. lie eartaiely pegised him of from kin', bet desert striking him. The Worthy Illagets at recommeaded it to the. to naive sad settle it, which they *reeled to. VOTOIN-NALL. Yesterday a respertable-looking yews, mats was brew/tie before the Sitting M ogle , ratm, charged as asspieion alias concerned in • burglary in the home of Mr. 'Foyle', grocer. at Kisgtoo upon-Thames, us the morniss alley Oth of As. Rest last. From the midesee of Mr. Taylor, It appewrid„ that his @impose, as tuning dews stamp its this misestsig above•mestiosed, discovered, that some pones* heal buts on the premises dunes the sight. He immediately west up stairs, sad informed Mr Taylor the eirewiestanet.; whe, on coming down, discovered that t►e shop had hers enter ed, and above titilbi. weight of cowslip tes, worth i2l per lh. had bees taken away; several closet• is the derelllogs house also, sod so boa chest bad bees fumed opts, sod a. veral at ticks of plate, aad exist four pseud is Isalfposes taken out. Mr. Taylor immediately came to lows to lod:e an infer. 'nation at tnioa-Hall, and being ademed to take Cul. lingbourne, lbw Officer, down with him, be west to a hemp. stable in Hollsuro to hire a chaise for that purpose. Whilst there, he accidentally mentioned the rubbery, when dim hostler, who heard him, said he knew the carriage which broweht the goushi to own. Oa beim asked for an explains. ton, he said a cestieman came in the stables the day beim the robbery took place, and Slid he wanted a good roomy chaise, and strong keine, to Like his sift and three chil..rms„ who were going to school • fzet males into the cuostry, that he should be back that tight. He art ocilincly hot the chaise abuse five o'clock in the aftenmon, but 4.d not re torn till six is's:lurk mat morning, when the hawse appeared as if I.e had been in harness all sight. The bottom of the seat of the chaise was forced oat, as if something heavy had been pressed into it, sod true of the springs was broken }lr. Taylor went to examine the etc, when, in the bottom, he d•sro..tre4 three aroma of les, •hiik on tasting, he +as cue. winced wile of the same lidetay IA that which be had lost and Gum the hostler deaartption us the pert°, who hired the chaise, his snspirinn rest. 1 on the Prisoiser, who forwity lived shopman +.411 him, hot noo was an itlfic,r in the :Os. POMP. Collinalnoone and Golf hare been ors stir ...web fee lb* Prisoner eve. since, but could nerve meet with hi. mill Toesday last, when they spprehrodattl Inn.. The homier, on seeing the P. isoner, i•noir•.!. arty ierrioume.l ham brims the person who 1.1re.1 the tyg nn the 7th .•• Ant:noir lest, acrd rriornell it in the conlittien ohm, .1.-.eribert. Tim Pri.Juirt wait reamoded fur an...ther eannonat..... •OW .ITR•FT. Mr Thom iv Hacne, herti.ll ▪ h n t 3 mows and 6 atorr r•r.,ta4e 6.0111 101. ~enli•Nt gar.• the 1111 , •4 Is. info, man'o at th. shove ; aad oe r,uke r use 11,111(14 '..foge t►e h,tit , g Me et,trate, by John one of 11,, : p atn.lr t ptt aro l ue .un ~,f hero, enorr.neJ In tl . .0120 yr tobbrty 6 0 •01. the Plattner In ar. lot nit nee Iµd Pa4ey, iti. ehe r , 4 otable. llr foulot a Ice-y on t►e Prmoset, wk .b .a .t b to hi. (ditto's lodging. h.ndh t.,,.k She k. ant epenieg t►e d.•ae et e ►ack nu 6r.• 8.. ~1 to 4. 4 t►e ruse ea ire : beesece, by ex;:i..& at. t:..:c•, tht