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~~. NITMRFA 5250. LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER S. 1819. ATRH-R0 YA L. I)RURY-1..1N E. MR. IVESTS EXHIBITION to 1•e stated, you well have the produces to baud it bads to riNfIlS EVENING. TUESI)AY, Oeteh.. 5. 11,4 ENtertaissesie will rommeoce with au SIONAI. ADDRESS. to be spoken by Mite Kelly. After il rh o his :Silkily 's Servants will perform the Opera of THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE. TILE GREAT PICTURE I)FATIT ON THE PALE Honst ri . cHvri REIECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PACI. and RARNAIIAR vs...iris'', she GENTI she lIKAZEN SERI'EN r, ih. ( - Run FIXION of OUR SAVIOUR. wall usher Pl(', TURES and SKETCHES. are nsirrlsitotose staffer the Snow-done Patronaire of his, Royal Meows.. the PRINCE REGENT. at No. It:). near Carlton-House, es cry stay front Ten Sill Fire. Coroner—What ' tin you take the deyelsitioni of witnesses before they come into Court ? I understood yout to say dif ferently the other day. Mr. Harmer said, he did. 114 it *ill Isis duty , ipqNlre in fussy I . llllos what witnesses mold prove. Ile had, however. on a f..rmer occasion, truly said. flat tummy witnesses were hroorht forward of whose testimony be had no previous know ledge. (By perMi•siell of the Proprietor of the toglieb Opera- Huao•,': rotl , l B. 1;011, Mr. Itraham in. first oppearine• o n this v a r. i:lo.e Con yeas); Boron Torahli, Mr. Thompson; Munn , . Mr. 114riey ; Prise. Mr. 4.lslirrry ; Antonio, Mr. Mei...hilt; Paolo, Mr. Hamblin ; Florins, Mr. Thorne (his first aiorninee) Countess Rrisoltino, Mom Cures (her gr.t imts sr.iire se tins stage); Claudine, Mn.s Bland ; I.au r 1!* VI Art 111. the celebrated Recitative ad Air, composed lr Paesi•l'n for Signor David, at M. E-arlos, Naples, sill he ;Jog by Mr itr.iliais Alter which the Farce of 1 11(/1)ERN ANTIQUES: THE MERRY MOURNERS. Mr. Hendee; Frank, Mr. Harley; Hearty, Mr. Meredith; Joey, Mr. linight. Mr.. Coriclatoo, Mrs. i 1 50„,,, .; Cassomile, Mr's. Orger ; Belinda, :line Phi -1 v.; Nan, Mis. Kelly. To worms, Oats, with 1%0 Song no Scipper . 1 he Poem sill be opened at Ilalf.past Six o'Cloth.— The Peri'rrionwr will commence precisely at Seven. 00..• 7. ; Sims! Price 31. 31. 8.1. ; Second t.e e. —loser Gallery 2s. ; Second Price Is.—Upper ; S. omit Price Bd. _ lit Order, CHAR its smAtT, Secretary. The eiriiner read over the "violence, and ■skid witness if it was coati I. Witness replied-1t is; hat there is one thing which I forgot to state. While the cavalry were sinostiug in Pus t street, a maw rode down, as if from Mr n51%.1111 . 11 WWI* (whrrr Ilw Itiagistrates were stationed on the awl hamled a teller to Mr. Rifle,. Tlw• Coroner—You do not know bat it was from the Post office Witness—Mr. 11. :awe it to Ilajor Trafford, who 'Trued and read ; Alf. Hoary !isolatee over bite, mud mailing also. thriftier earl the ktlrr , the Wirers...meal to the nera, sad ardrriar sheen to draw, y,altapped cop Ike street, followed by the whole party. Witness was asked a few gisestions by Mr. Barrow, but from she very low roue its whisk he spoke Are could not hear his saswers. Peter Drummond was next railed. He stat►d as follows : —I am a weaver residing in Ntrong-street, Manchester. I was in Peter's field or the 18th August. I beard that Mr. Haut was coining up Mosley -skeet, and I went to see him. I found, however, that he was nut there. and an I /*kilned to Petcr's-Feld, round elm cottage wall. There I saw a nouilscr of people with flags. I went mond, and stood near Mr. Buxton's house. I saw a double line of cost• stables standing in open column; they extended nearly to the hustings. Kadin and soother gentleman were walk ing between them. I stood within sixteen yards of Mr. Iliexton's house. I saw a gentleman come in haste, as if from the back of the lomat, to the front window, which he opened, and said to the constables, " Gentlemen, be ready, the borough std soldiers sire Coming." 1 thought there was danger, and I retired a little. ths looking to my right I saw the cavalry gallop into Peter's-field. They were headed by a trumpeter, and went tot two by two. They halted and formed into a half circle. The meeting gave fliers three cheers, whirl, the yeomanry retarned, flourishing their swords; their they cut ■way right mid kft, through too stables and all, to the hustings. I did not see soy one cut ; several were knocked clown ; but I could not see whether they were cot or not. I thought there was danger, and so I went to the house 4.f my brother-in-law, whirls is near Pete►'s field. After that I went home, but I returned in the evert ing, Hod saw the people removing the earl. The soldiers were trillorpisig . through the several streets, and driving the people into the houses. The reason I returned was to look for my suollwr. To a mention from Mr. Harmer-1 do not know the roan who I saw at Mr. Buxton's—he was a good looking mass. • I'esiss-e.romMerl by Mr. Harrow—When the niceties gave three cheer', they were iii good humour, but the cavalry ap pearerl angry, they lookril rely pale, nod I think there WOO a great steal of intoxication among them. I think so because I saw diem roll about on their horns. thrice will Ire open from Eleven till Fire o'Clork —Pi .cm to lw talicii of Mr. Rodwell, Box. Bunk-keeper. Ihiratr Itox••s to be had (nightly) of Mr. Spring, who is ap. r woca Unniptroller of the Rox-Offire Rneihh. the Private Vox., and Tirket Drpartsieut, as well as the general arrange- Meet • r the Mows. 711 E. 4 7'RE-R0 TA L, COVENT-GARDEN. T O -MORROW, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 6, vim he noted the Tragedy of AL • Bunn Mr. Barrow—Probably they were bail liorsensew? Wilsoos—Why I do not think they were very good ones.-- (A Muyb.)-1 slid not tell publicly what I hare now stated; I only told those who asked are ; I told Mr. Dennis..; on my oath lie dial not write it. Another perste Md. I did ant answer this at first, because I did not understand you. I have not so many quirks as you have; I can tell • plain tale. Ido slot know that my statemesit has appeared in print ; I never heard of it being so. I know the constables stood in open column, because I saw them. I was osier a soldier, hut only for • little bit; about sox weeks or so; 1 never wore a red coat, 1 was only a recruit. Julio Fell, of No. 1, Unionodreet, Ain-oats-street, Man. cheater, said, that be was mu St. Peter's area about eleven o'clock on Monday, the 16th of August ; that he went near to I'm 111141181 v, and Ikea lie observed two hoes of con 'tables formed from the tingling* to near Mr. Bostonti house; this induced him la go to the top end of them, to see what was meant by such arrangement, when a Gen tleman said to him, "'there are the Magistrates," point. lug to a window in the second story, where he saw Mr. Hay, Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Wright, and several others; after he had stood Isere a considerable tune, a Magistrate, as he sup poses, called out, The Llorouglireeve of Manchester is wanted," who came out of the passage between the lines of constables, and went into the I se, and up stairs, when they put dowu the window. Some time afterihis it was said from the same sioolow, that Mr. Nadia was wanted, who also came out of the afore-mimed passage, went into the house and up stairs. Several other persons, whom be did lout know, passed and repassed the same way several Snout after this the people on his side of the meeting begau to fly, whet, one of the constables, seeing nothing, said, it is a false alarm, but you'll see something i 1111 l iediately. Shortly after this a tingle sounded, and presently appeared the yeomanry cavalry, and halted before the Magistrates' window, when they brandished their swords, gave three cheers, and a voice from the win. doe said, 1 . Foiward!" upon which they put spurs into their horses, sad set off full speed amongst the people, and to the homing, rutting the people on both sides of their horses, as far as they could reach. One of the yeomanry got possession of a II ig, which lie waved in triumph before the window where the Magistrates were ; the hussars pre sently followed the yeuinaney, sail the Cheshire also fill lowed them, and two pieces of artillery brought up the rear. One of the constables upon the hustings took up the President's Chair, and laid upon those remaining on the hustings therewith, until he had driven them all off; he re. tired, and resit off before Messrs Hunt and Johnson were arrived at Mr. Boston's house. The ,trumpeter, and, as be understands, Mr. Miley, led the caialry on. Cromeramhted by Me. Barrow,--He saw one man struck with • sword and bleeding; be did not know by whom. He also saw a woman much cut and bleeding. The crowd bad flags with various iuscripti tttt s on them. Mr. Harmer said, that if questions of this kind were ask ed, be would inquire whether the meeting was out of a Most quiet and orderly description. This was overruled. Witness said, that he never knew any assembly combieted iu iiinore quiet niamser. . Mr. liarruu—What! Did you earl. hear cheering in a church? ‘Vitness—Yes ; and fighting in a church also. Ana Routh slated, that she had seen two prisons wounded by sabre cuts—one in the Quaker's yard. and site tithe r on the steps of the este; she aloe saw a third wosostied ; the two first wounds were indicted by John Hulnic. %Vanes, was Rising no to say who inflicted Site third, a heis site was jailer ropteil by the Coroner, who said that such tortionay was in. applicable to this case. Upon a question, however, front Mr. Harmer, witness staled, that the yeonino to whom site alluded was Meagher, the trnwspeter. After a few fa►the► questions, and some controversy tweet, the Coroner sail Jlr. Ilisreneri Ilse witness was dis- WiaPell as irrelettlat. Elizabeth Firren deposed in imbalance In the case which has been already insetted; bet she Was out permitted to state the tissue of Tebbmti, from whom she stated is the pub lished cur, that she received her woolids. Ann Cron, Naftalis Broadh•fid, suet Margaret Goodwin, dreamed ill the facia which have bred already publiahrol, Lot each was promisinced irrelevant to the ease before She Court. (;ouslw in identified Thomas Shebat-Wine, as the Perms. Gum she received her 'sunsuits, Ina she had scarcely pro. nuanced the WIMP, when the Coroner angrily interposed, and observed; that that teas tont relevant testimony. William lintierwurth. aM, appealed wills Ins arms in a sling and bis coal ova W sbonhlrr, looking eattensely pave • ' . . - • rt (A) (11 4. T t "\ rt and cmsemse.l, deposed. that be was pummel (rine the halo inns to ohs Wall of she Q./shirrs' burying-ground, sieiis which lie rents. two sabre wounds. The person a his wounded him wan lisha Huhn,. Mere the Vomiter exclaimed, that this was not retread blenee to the preocat rase, especially as the aims& were Indicted No far from she hosiinge. Mr. flamer routemleil for She admissibilily of the evi slrnee, Mid NV. Barsow She em.srary. . . 'flee Cnvoner decided that the eviden44 was inadmissible. Alice Kearsley elated that she received two cuts feline • sabre, use of which nearly cat off her ear. She stated that else received these wussode from Meagher, the trumpeter Here she Cusnaer exclaimed, that each evidence was nnt ad mi►sihle in this ease. The willows..., in answer to a question from Mr. Harmer. stated that she was 71 years of as.. Cormier—Them thing. have no consolsitta with she ease heroic the Court, or the death of Joke Lem. Mr. Ilasiseeros.Sserls farts are strictly relevant, berates, they wove to shrw the disposition of the ycumnu%•, to w►owa the death of Julsis Lees is attributable. Dot ibis ease will again route before a Court of Law, and I hope before a Court of William (Unbent saw Mr. Hont taken into custody, and the cavalry charge upon the people, npor whom several worads were inflicted. II - Micas was severely wounded by aleaithrr, 'lir hump►te►. . . . Martha HoNilson depowil that sbe was wounded at the corner of St. Pe tees-field. She Said she knew by whom she was wounded, but the Coroner would not permit her to tell, pattienla►ly se she received the wound at the distance of fifty or sixty ya.4k front the hustings. toe of 11w Jnry allied, whether the inenshers of the Jury were not rompetent to decide s, to whet evidence ought to be received ? The Coroner answered in the negative, observing, that he was the sole judge as to the admissibility of evidence. Another of the Jury asked, whether a Jurymasi was not competent to give evidence, and if so whether he should be sworn is, open Court, or at liberty to give the information he positessrsl to his fellow Jurors! Mr. Hamer said, and the Curonfr concurred with him in the opinion, that the Jurymsii, iu stab case, must be sworn Mopes Court. Mr. Harmer asked the Coroner whither he had seen the body of John Lees, as it was his duty to have door' Coroner—l give no answer to that question. Mr. Harmer—Do you. decline to answer it' Coroner—l gig'e no answer to that question. About six o'clock the Court adjourned uritil nine o'clock on Monday morning. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Scrramnrß iN, 11419. Tnr COURT of DLRECTOR,S I,l' the UNITJD COMPANY of 511ERCHANTs of ENG LAND, trading to 1k EAST INDIES, do hereby gire Notice, Thu the Carla will I. ready to receive Proposals in IVriting, on or before WEDNESDAY, the Srh I 'trotter siert, from the Ownrrs of sweh sips of the hinnies of from 600 Tyne sal upward*, registered measn►ewesst. which have not surforrned snore slims Seven Voyeges to soul from Nail or opersfying the rate of freight at which they may be willing to let suds Ship for WIC Voyage in the Conspany's serrire. The Tenders, with the words "Ship Tender" on the cover, to Ire severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, nt or before Twelve o'clock at Noon on the said Bth October, be yond whirls hour No Tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The particulars of the Trtms and Conditions upon which the Ships will be engaged for the Company's service, may be had upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, oil or after Monday Him, Roth Instant. WESTERN DISPENSARY, Charles.street, Westminster. VARTERLY GENERAL MEETING of the GOVERNORS of this CHARITY will be holden at the Dispensary, on THURSDAY NExT, the 7th instant, at Eight ti'Clock in the Esening precisely. By Order, IV H. LI N DEHAN, Secretary. Upper Crown.wircet.lrestenssister, lletober 4, 1919. HOPE FIRE AND LIFE AMURANCE COMPANY, Often, 10, Ludgate-kill, ..d 314, adjuisiog the Cerrii%, Oxfonl-alert, London; 10, Princes...reel, Edinburgh awll9, Wesirmwelawl-rirrvi, 'MOW. FIRE OFFICE—CAPITAL ONE MILLION. POLICIES etleete.l npon every draeriplian of Property wiiiti• the Coiled Kingdom, upon reason- Ale terms. Losses are uniformly paiJ by Ibis Company with libe rality and promptitude. Policies which expire at Michaelmas slinithl he renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or the same will become void. LIFE. OFFICE ONE MILLION. Mesons assuring in this 01lire participate in profits, without incurring the liability of loss. the Proprietors has, iiig undertaken all responsibility; upon sh.cls principle nn. microns are the instances of Ten, Tn.. lily, and Thirty per Vent. bring paid in add' ' in the awount ineoireil; anal cases hare occurred (when the duration or lire has been consider. ally potilonged) where the perneut has been enure than dabble the astai.ousered. So F,a, rases Moor), Admission Fee, or other Official Clasp, escorted. WILLIAM BURY, Nee. ADJOURNED INQUEST AT OLDHAM. OLDHAM, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2. INQUEST ON ItlllN E r id eare coidinued To-day the Coroner's laigne.t ou Jllllll I.cra, which hail b e , / adj o urned n o tV14111.1•11:1) last, wail resumed. Mr. Barrow, an al tortiey, from Maneheater, re (pleated :11r. Harmer to welt! the further examinati .. of S. Davenport, who hail been pal tinily examined ut the last *Woolf, • I Monday. Ile made Ibis retpiest ou account of the unavoid able alp.enre of dlr. Aoliworih, who was iu Court during Da ve:llloW' examistatio.i. Mr. 11.irmer a<aeutrd to this. Mier acme altercation between the Coroner Fool the Re porters ttr the Newspaperr, the Court proceeded with the Inquest. !Limb Lees, an interesting young giel s dressed in genteel mourning, was the first witness edited. She stilted herself Its be the sister of the deceased. Iler account of her 1 her's appenranee on his rettirn Com the Manchestirr Meeting on the Huth of August, and of his situation up to the time of his death, corresponded with that given by her mother, and which has already been mildislied —lll the course of this es. • 444 Itt shoo, Mr. Harmer was charged by the Connive with en di-armoring to alter some of limits/es answers. Mr. Harmer denied this. and mildly, lint firmly, oli‘erved, that be was incapable of the c hire imputed to him. His only object and wish was to elicit the truth, and to obtain jirdice. The next witness was Daniel Kennedy, a journeyman taller. lle deposed to having twee employed by Mr. rich. tedatin, of Deausgate, 31ancliester, to sharp. it the swords of the yeomanry cavalry. It was '.ls July. During the week • tiding the 17th holy, he had sharpened fin. They were or. tiered to be made very sharp, and lie made them so. There wile but a few sharpened after that period. The yeomanry brought their swords and took them away when done. Swords had been bronglit to the shop on sillier oreasi tttt a to be cleaned, but he gut nu particular direct' about sharp. ening them. Mr. Harmer harint: reprateil one air witness's answers comes hat iliirerently f the way iu which it had !teen sit tem,— The Crooner said, Mr. Harmer, you chew ton mod, zeal zeal which will he 1 - 41a1 to the object you wish to attain. base wheally cautioned you to-day on this head. 1 know very we II what your motives are iu duiug this, but they will be defeated. Mr. Harmer—God forbid, Sir, that I should he &fruited ita toy of jet t ! for I k null' for justice, and that I bore is the feeling by whob re arr all actuated. The witness was cross.examinial by Mr. Barrow, but nothing material was elicited from him. "Ili ..... AS l'admore being sauna, gild lee had seen come of the yrunnanry cavalry at Pickford . o, near St. reter'a Church, ■nd souse more in Portlanol.street, un the Itiih August. The oaken were righting nod Iching the nine; throe they slimd for heir an hour, after which they were ordered to load their !Heinle; they del SU, and replaced them in their holsters. After a little time they were ordered to thaw ; they instantly drew their swords, and gallopped furiously towards Peter's field. They appeared as if they wile mad, and frightened the people vet) much. lie was muds alarmed and went to his house ; he saw nu more that *lily. Caausinest by Mr. Harmer—ll was Mr. Trafford and Mr. Risley win. were 'ordering She yeomanry. He knew Mr. Bir hry heroic, bat not Mr. 'Trafford. Mr. Harrow objtcted to those rpsestiona ; they only went to lix a serious charge um two Gentlemen, without any just ground for oo The Coroner was of the same opinion. Ile saw no reason why such sit examination should be attained. lle must Hoer. fore stun It. Mr. Hamer—God forbid, Sir, that 1 should attempt in affix any chair. we thuse Geist lemeu fluidally! By ibis wit. 11011 s I slicw that Major Tralliirel and Captain Itirley we►e the cavalry. and I nwan to 1 g eriikute of howls acting iu Petreis.firlil will, tlu•ml. Thu Curiiiirr Palsied in allow rate eitarninalion. Mr. Hardie( (bautlinic in a written paper;—There. Sir, is %di:a this witiicbs tau prove. If yon thiuk that it uieght nut AMARICAN PAPEkS. UALTIVORP, AUGUST 31. BOARD OF HEALTH The state of the fever noticed in our Int Report of the 28th instant, has slot materially varied since in its rangc; ow derisive maths of its emensiun have been discovered, alto r the Weld careful invesligalinn , ale zh threatening sj me loon of it mill prevsil ; the clients', ill its Itrottimity, appear ing to be influenced lay it. New caws still recur in full proportion to the number of inhabitants remaining isi the diseased districts; they are, however, of a milder character, and evidently more yielding to medical treatment. 'The rninovale to ing very geueral, the rases sisal deaths will be thereby much diminished, which, with the precautionary memeres twonl by the police, will, it is hoped, speedily ter minate this distremisg calamity; Ibit,raw this subject the Board are not authorised to speak with rostfiilence. . . . . To assist in cinanterneting its progress. by due attention to the ordinances and the most FCI upulons reigned to cleanli ness, has become the imperious and particular duty of every Rood citizen, which will be enforced by all the powers ie. vested in Ibis office. By P. R EIGART, Clerk. Report of interments fur the last !1 hours, ending this morning at suorisr-24. • By order. P. REIGART, Sec. SEW YORK, sErruniscß I. The Board of Health of the city of Philadelphia has issued a Proclamation, elated the 30th of August, declaring tha " all vessels from the city or port of Baltimore shall stop at the Laurent., and be proceeded with in the mime manlier ' cud under the same penalties and forfeitures as are provided in cases of vessels coming Gum foreign writ" — And the Board further declare, " dust no person's goods, wares, merchandise, bedding, or clothing, coming from the city of Baltimore, shall eater ur be brought into the city or country of Philadelphia before the Ist day of October mixt, by land or water, without the permission of the Board of Health, under the penalty of 5110 dollars, and the forfeiture of lice guards." Arrived yesterday the schooner Fairplay, Captain Scoyen, 14 days from Aux Cayes. General NPGregor was at that place. A British schooner had arrived at Aux Cayes (sum England with 5,000 stand of arms on (Mud fur the General' and 1,500 men were expected front England or Hullaud to juin his standard. CHARLESTON, AVOLPT 23. The Roan! of Health report four Dew cues of yellow fever, three last evening, and one ibis avenging. Twelreo'Clock.—Th; Hoard of Health report four new eases of yellow fever this day. NEW ORLCANS, AUGUST 4. A diapatch.hoat has arrived from the Bay of St. [Aube, with letters Isom sin officer is. that place, addressed to Cum. motor, Patle•soa, dercrihinz the loss of the United States schooner Firebrand, as anchor off Ilse Pass of Christian, gm she night of Wednesday ism, the ?Nth sell. There were 43 perinnis Ms hoard at the time, all of whom are supposed In have perished, as many of their dead bathes were driveu ashore by the waves. The schooner Thome., Shield, was also capsized at the nay of St. Lmliir, and all the bands Inst. All the humus at the Bay were serionaly ilamazed, and most of them blown down. At the Patis only three [sautes were Irft standing. No lives were lost. The hurricane which we hare described was sensibly felt at New Orleans, hut occas ~,,, eol uo serious damage. Its progress was in an easterly directi 111 l , through the Gulf of Mexico, front which piaster and the Atlantic we wait with pawl anxiety iesirthicente of a most disastrous nature. from the Beim:wham. ST. GMORGE . S, JULY 28. On Monday a division of French men of war, convistisig of too frigates and two brigs, apparently well mantled, iiiipeared nil these islands. They w. re boarded by one of our pilots, who learned that they were toninumiled by M. l'Amirail Duperre 4 and la.t f Guadaloupe. We have Pince been informed that they are bound for Miquelon, a small i•latld about nine miles S.W. of Cape May, tie Neolimudlasidi fur shelter daring the hurricane months. •I'he following ate the names of the vessels !—The frigates La Glurie, and Le Thant, and the brig. L:4llirier, and L'Earyak. LEXINGTON (NTSTUCIET). lULT 28. A duel was fought iu its adjoining county, tob Friday last, between Mr. Bushrial Ilowwell, of this plate, and Samuel Q. Richardson, Ifl% of (Niacin. Haiti. Mr. Itaclunclaatan's right arm was broken; Mr. Rosati! escaped his antagonist's; fire. Front the Aatiumal Intedigeweer of elogusi 10. The ells ct of a general peace is seveitly felt on every !minor.* and profession its our country. In ureters!. the trades which serve to provide rood and raiment lor mats are not afftcted by the -vet, v.~..~, .. .. ISABELLA. row,' nal , loin, Mr. Chapman; Dins, Mr. Nacres'ly; Mr. C. 'linable; Villeroy, Mr. Egerton. Isabella, Aria which will be prmlured (find time), a mew Dramatic Lesead, THE GNOME KING; Or, THE GIANT MOUNTAINS. lh new Mimic, grated sod extensive Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, sod Decorating's. - - Cermsns—Doke Ktnpsteiessehlotresizruzen, Mr. Farley; Prom l'ineek, Mr. W. Fars; Duke Sigtstmind, Mr. 11u. 41140.1. Mince*" Stella, Niles M. Tree; Lady Brinhilds, Mrs. 4:sonneo—Umbriel Ott Guonie Kin e, Mr. Terry; Dusko lento. Mr. T.to..r; Fula Gnome, Mr. Connor; Second femme". Me.). kanes. S:mo.rroci3o.—lotbrrstarf, Mr. Abbott; Gabroe, Tenn. limit, Pfau, Corner. BOXfa 7a.; Steno , ' Price 3s. 8.1 —Pit 3a. 11.1.; Second Price IL—Lower Gallery 4a. ; Second Price 11.--U Gal lery la. - , Ifteruitil Prier 64.1. Places fur the Boxes 10 be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Be".oflice, Ilart sweet, from Ten till Four. Prorate Bea limy be bail fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Butt-ttftice. 'nn Thursday, The Stewasil, or Faihion and Feeling. 'am Friday, the Comedy of Love for Love. ROYAL. COBURG THEATRE,. • ruder ihe Petr . orage saki. Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe Cultism. TIIIS EVENING, TUESDAY. October 5, will be 'Armtek* ibe llleeiesl !Weill' of THE SHIPWRECK. After which, the fermerite farcical Herlens of • IF THE CAP FITS YE, WEAR IT. MC whole Su eibeclude with the Gesad Betio Paelowainte of OBI; OR, THREESINGUED JACK. Doors to lee °pelted at Half-past Six eieluck ; the Per farataesre in begin at &fell. Boxes, 3.—la per Gallery, 28 ...Upper Gallery For the accommodation of numerous Visitors from Green. •arich. Desoford, Sic. a Coach calls at the Theatre a quarter before clever. MR. CHITTY'S REPORTS, KAI. This day is published, in royal Svis. Vol. I. Part 111. price Ts. 61. sewed EPoitTs oi . CASES principally on PHAC- All TICE and PLEADING, and RELATING to the DFFICE of MAGISTRATES, determined in the Court of Bench, in Trinity MIS 1819, with copious Notes. By JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq. Of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law. London: Printed for Henry Blitterworth, Ls. Bookseller, 7, Fle.i.rtreet, between Me Temple•gates. BRON•N'S CASES IN CHANCERY. WITH UMW REDESDALES NOTES. This day is published, its sop) 11;11. price 12s. sewed, the First Port ref floe Second Volume of mIL HKOWN'S REPORTS in C!IA N CEKY during eltr time of Lord Chaurellor Theirlow, from 1778 to 1794. The Fourth Edition, with important truereetiotis and Arlititinsis from the Registrar's Book ; fauns 'he Author's 3lstiliscript Notes in Ins meat Copy, intended for a further Easii )))) ; from various Manuscript Notes of Ih. highest authority, by eminent contemporary and dig. titled Members of the Profession; together with Observa tions from the subsequent Reports on the Cases reported by Mr. Wow% and Decisious on the Points of Law to the present tone. By ROBERT BELT, Eari.tif the tuner Temple, Barrister it Law . 1.4“olos : Printer' for Hear y lietterisertb, Law Bookseller, Nu. 7, IF:eel-street, Isetweets the Templeirates; of wh a m may he bud, the iwyeesloug Two Parts, comprising the feast Yulumr. prier U. 4.. Thu Etl must wi:l be published iu Eight Parts forming I*.wu Volumes. THE cru MIN A L STATUTE LAW. 4;ay is tato large volumes, royal Bvo. prsce 21.109. is board% it DIGEST ..r 'hr CRIMINAL STATUTE LAW a ENGLAND. By HAROLD NUTTALL TOM iIINS, Of il u loiter Temple, Eq. Cantsinior al Iruglh stieh portions of the Statute• from \bogus Chas la 11. the Elul of the last Session of Pat holstein as •itys'ete aQr.•I the Common pill Statute Laws relaiiiic to I:clauses nail /11. ult surn.ll.l. en.l.milieul within England, it• Colonies, sad t.ther 'llCleg. ea well RP upon the High Seaa, altirl, are pnai,hable to Courts of Law, corporally soil ol her This Work is arrouvil awl analytically under appropriate as In enable Magihirali" •I " 1 ANTI I awily to refer so all liar Statutes IMnru'Z upon the 'Noe a , ihjrllq txh.bits the sereoul eleiecres of knotted of. 1 "*. 4 1 4‘1.4'd iflifther noiler slivu•lous, sootolivoted into arr. !tom, and lull tar nom' lu supply the Lao upon list sub.. ietistr..sted cif as fully a. eau be mit:oiled by u peitoual of the moutia.us volosner of lite Sottutts Imee. .1.foo:on Wooed by A. Strslota, rainier to the iu Ilust Eurelleia Nhajar.iy, lor Worry Ilutierworib, kseller to hip Slajesst's littoral Coualni..ioner4, Na •, Fla t'..sirtn, base.t. liar TaWlde•ralta. ,~ Or. Innitmr!ff PR IC E stagnation of she market tOr other eoitimoot Hut it would seem na dinuelt p-ople alto. ot erased to rot and to wear /Indy.% en stutters:die diffused it the parmlysii. of tussle. It Iw g i,,, riou•ly to ails-et the art of prifitov„ F.e.o even. quarter of the ennedr, or. brior of workiti. is . . , . to that nutmeat unemployed an d, j,id, : ip g t., the unusual tardiness of our pi% . Mg With their !Punt of subscription (4 wbith is epulentic just now to the e r.•fre.suu), r,r• should suppose they had ceased to rend.. Hot, hint as all this it. tome intelli4ent and well.nifiaturd min scent to think we have us. t tat artri the a , . , • of it. A letter from our of that t . letcripti••ll to We Editor,, of recent .hit.-, en. tains the fu:lowieg nit.. 4%. grstions on its.. head, 1, hie It Wit tet:11011t400.1 10 • the consirbra.ion of our reader,. at cuntatuit4 northnin in parr(':— .. lioborur t,a she tt:artr Sea, at twenty.fore dollars monism `only, and in Inolnstan at frnes ti. Ire 1.. • IT. l• .Indirs per annum, the lolliksurrr in ln.th c ~,,, his own bed, board, and clothing. !u v of arid. will lilt nose foreign ma,k.fir wills rol!sm, pro. -, and tobacco. It is ticces , ny to oxatunie a n d 1.,.• stair. of doings and the prurpects 111 fore iss, is an regard to the a 1.01.• national Lltrtect l'he sinter of do.. Irllrt. by the Nay, 141141 e• war in fiiend to dotormic mantilacturco; c. t...1 to see slid vaittmlefige dint uo state .4 lito l 4 could be sno:r propitious It, the prospe.i.v of U. t interest its our l'01111:1y : in a Word, 111... , such circumstances. that tost.t.ll of totlosot) aim .e can thrior. TII E CA PITO IVe were glad to fold, by a visit to the rayibul4 that the spartmetits destioril for tl.e S is or 1114 liome of Representatives will he reality for W44' reception at the oproing of the rosin, g Congit.s. The Srtuate Chamber, in the ma ti appeal' to be the nearebt to c p:etion, alai will 1... , a more splendid apartment limit the oar in wi if that I m ply furnter'y tat. The reiwintativ. Ilan, in the smith wing, though thi lorsu is citat.grit, perhaps ili,.tehastitiogrost,ly, but toterswirily„ Ira It oval to sentirocular, will of Irani enlist in inagniti: censer the for:ntr Ilal I. It will InifitlNl, over old room, Come great ailtaittages, of Cuiliellisioneiut as well a 9 convemenee. The beautiful hoar rililart;" of variegat e d Puitinitac marble, in this IlaPa arint. the smaller roses f the same material lit that of Senate, cannot fail t•f luring generally arluaired.--:;, The colossal st Attu of Lilo-fey, raised aloft wee dm Speaker's Chair, t: a fine object, but irould appear' perhaps to greater advaionge hail it an moulder rpm e for its display. The galleries in bolls remit% but , particularly in the Senate Chamber, are more (41:14, vesliesitly disposed titan the old one% 'nit 1, 41 :e erisrattle of both Rills, and the arraogriasent• cf t offices, Committee-room., &e. it ii Suppo.ed, will hove been ~grratly improved by tittle d At length, too, the mitre luuildu g It. gt... tut iri•e fr the ground. 'flit. ample foundation. and . i d.- terraneen vaults, cratissirin eil last season, Lave hero very stibetaoiiiliy ismil l ,kled. 9‘e,teril wad already sting titwartis the second rottu y, and the eastern or trout wall t. !agate fir t alone the witiatul. It supposed that, Ite-fi,tr hue winter 91114 1.1, the 1. 11 1,1.. ing will have rettelted soinealiere above half 1 , 4 height. If (ow:Jess (ll:atone In look tills a 1..- tourable rye on this great t.ational writ 1., it I• the end of the next Se.a.laii will End the estetter walls prepared to receive the Infuy dome th.y ape destintol to support ; uud that two more years will suffice for the completion of the capitol. _ The two additional nodding* erected for tlod. PC commodAtiott of the Public Oita to the old b u ilding. are *cry dearly ton& Ire: They are rasher more capacious than the budding. already occupied, and having the addition each vt' a handsome portico. with freesttosse pillar. . ...rut considerably to eintielloli that quarto' ol the coy. From the &mon Intellig•enrer of Asst us li. FURTHER TESTIMONY OF THE EXISTENCE OF THE SEA-SERPENT IN OUR HATERS. AVe have it front various and umpleationable anutees, that the ses-serpent wax di.tioetly seen too Friday afternoon, about vix o'clto k, ou 1.) 11l Resell. near rdirlianr. and was first tiroiroverril about four o'clock in the aft. ninon by a Mr. Jacob lips, a fisherman of Lynn, who was li-hti q oif Nelms!, and stattd that lie was about 20 feet front his bout ; and, NM mar as he hould estimate. 14: about 100 feet in length, apparently rut over with shell, which %lob full of joint... so. ti 11... eerneble when niovni.; in the water. was 114/111C% hat alai tiled fur his safety, and made 1.. r the shore. Mr. James Breed, a well. ki:otvoi and re.prir•abi-., citizen of Lynn, slate* that be had a rie!l viva e the serpent. on the beach tot Ftifloy ttrirrootto ; th. not ~sore than Iris I'mi% and hitn 111,11114.'1 7 through a rod glaps. au as to prrerive site tyra I i his head. Beijamiti Alley, of Lynn, saw 11:e mego t + this mortiiiig oboist mew o'clock, on I.t un lorhi r, near low water mark ; awl saw hint sittive slong fists brach the distrioce of two milts. with Ins brio{ about four or six feet nut of water, till lie cacte near Red Rock, where he lay a considerable tone in view of a great many persons who h a d thither how Lylll4, owl ot h er islarea. We are also informed that a number rit respect able gentlerien linm Boston, visitant at Nulimit. re paired to Lyun bowls, on information being given llt/t the sea-serpent was there. and hied n view of him for some time. The ptiiiiner of per. ions from Ly ~,,, Nubind, and oilier place., who low him this forenoon. is computed au hows•en tiro and three I 'red—NlA they sail agree than it e acconnts alreatly published, Hoe the best description that Call he given of this monster. Aiming tie number who saw the sea-serpent this mot g, wos James Prii cc, Esq. Marshal or this disiiirt, and inflict; ' l ' . Austin, E ry. 118441 Malay lIIIRAs trod. huoloo, w Igoe risincs could be useotioao tl lit this time, aere it necessary. In addition to what has already appeared. the above testimony ought to satisfy our iticredulussa friend* at the booth. and for ever prevent slay fur- Orr sneers slid doubts of the eitistence of MOabICI iu our eaters. . kin a •~ ---~. A