The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-25 00:00:00

fk • sf• COVENT -GARDEN THEJIME. 's'e feel the sincerest istoasore in ,m2,l4o„ing to t h e plibrlC the complete mtaiblishment of t angutl- hiity et this Theatre. The projected alterutioas hielog bees completed, the perlornoances were m- o iled last eight; and silent attention to the bow- ie .s of the stage took place of the horrid noise sod confusion which we have so often lamented. The Private Boxes are now confined to th ree 0 „ ea ch side--and the alteration has certainly rendered the interior appearance of the house considerably I 1 liter, 'lhe calling of the stage lights was the Maud for an enthusiastic peal of applause. " Gtr! se , .: the li;ntt" was called for, on the appearance of tio musici ans ; the cad was obeyed, mid the ter- M it atiou of the sir was marked by three cheers. The rising of the curtain received a similar token • of r espect; es if to ratify the peace which bad tea so recently concluded. The melo-dramatic (hors of The Exile, with the lona-favoured Panto- s:one of Harlequin qud 319ther Game, formed the estettsitiments of the eveiting. Tr a performers, wirt i e elsrly 11. , 53r1. BLANCIIARD, FAMCETT, and V ot ,,,G, WON rtetillt , i elfin rapturous applause. as touch at to say, 4' Old favourites. we shall to hear you." Much I inghterend applause els oscvioned by certain sentiments delivered by 6east.4lllD, as the Goreettor ofSiberia. to li.s ik st se em nil Ketkerime, be observes.** Did yOll ever snow weeder a thing. which was not doitedirectly?" 0 oar oulk-aud-water fouls never carry any point." «{ um ant one of your easy folks, that put up with wr y thisz fir the sake of peace god quiethe.s."- I,,eie es were eagerly seised on, and received g nat ',probation. The general merits of the play. and of the respective perfriemers, are already so well Voss, a, to render particularisation unnecessary. • Both the NI•lo-Dratna and the Pantomime were hotwated se*h the most flattering approbation— m spprohattel which resulted at once from the estcel- Bice of the perforinance, and the pleasure cape- bowed by the audience in witnessing the return of per and pod order. The house was crowded to eve , • —the very pigeon-holes were filled ; and a gnat eamb.er of elegant women, who, during w the reito of terror. were banished from the Theatre, once more made their appearance, and trudered the coup d'aii indescribably charming. Ss Royal Nighties* the Prince of WALE. give Rarely dinner yesterday at Carleton House to their Royal flighoesaewthe.Oukes of Cti m seLa D and Csissieue, Lard HIATIVAEL4, &c.—Alter din-. see Iris Royal Highnesa and parer went to AS ruor's Amphitheatre, Westminster-Wilke. Tee Dowager Marchioness of LANIDOVIN at- Wel fit the Cootie. Southampton, w a it° her family. es Widnesday last, train Ireland. Ssia,day sennight, Lord Yiseount Does:Lute mend at his Lordship's seat at Doneraile, from la tly last, the Right lion. Lady CLARINA. liillifsther. ICSAEL KONERT WE•Ttortr. EN. lith Cork forCestlecur, the seat of Emwatin Dian It Fuzes', Esq. where they retained until Wed- , otels. es which day they arrived at Tervor, the , ast if OoL lidessstt. lad and Lady BULIRLET have lately presented Me thereh of B.:atimaris w;tli a service of commit- bee plate, richly gilt, and higly finished, with ap- reams inscriptions. Report further states, that It other iutentton to furnish the venerable gothic Mover wills a rittg or eight; Bells. They have like- , via Aides/tied with neat belfries their several dime of Lianfa ev. Liantleg fan. • end A her. The Ron. Roseet Gaayst.t.a. and the Coen- ' Ito or llieesetste, the highly-esteemed patentss sr the rising town of Milford, with their enviable Lniiy, left that place. on Wednesday. fur London, .„ after a melt of more then a 'itioutt,'s ditration. Boildint at Milford grateful with vigour, and the 1. town is rapidly advancing in the scale of cuminer- nuportauce. Thu. list snivels et Swansea are— i Col. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, Mr. awl . M . Mi.. Bowen, Mrs. aunt Mies Prareph, r _Zooid tuna/. Freres. Mr. Hoptey, Mr. Lowarr , Mr J. tretnu, Mr Corriarloo, tier. Mr. Powell, Mr. tltyrielc, 1111. ttiw4,ir y, i„. tic. litut • CA. hr. Lanett. accompanied by Nlr. " 414 . 1 1 n. Member of Ilarliament for Stamford , lascolitshire, Josmem DEANS FREI MAN, EMI. • Mr. Jonesoe mod Mr. NIADDOCE, left Doneraile, ",.. W ed . :ye ... May last , and proceeded to visit the Lit, of tiallartier. The three plus of fashionable resort in Smelt S*almeas Trilby. and Aherystwith, have wet ysar overflowed with genteel comploy, and the fine wi Atlier is likely to protract the &testa to iL to iinoulotly late period. Madame ''....ArALAtil visits Erlinittirgh before the o o , , tta•honse opens, where she proposes hawing errs in November. ris *rite minium of the late Sir Fattiest BARING 7 4 s's Je peat ' am al, ow llsor s d a y, in the f nit I l'etbeldeetr Church. near StrattonP s Park, on rc watch °evasion the whole of his tenantry had v mou . rilin g g iv en t h em ko L ro l"t with wL•e s t arrivcrl et Pill. near Bristol , two brigs 00 6,ed. eau paiinh sheep of the r ea l L e o n e', . 6 Wats. We` uilnejeto WIC TINKER, Littleten, stand they are allowed by judges 1 5 1 0 he the finest ever brought to this country, halt a' for CSICA eiyige -hia-le and re d ri irenh end from mowegetuent is the move healthy. tin sados sapper the 11th inst. a most splearlid hall hu _ were given to the nobility cull gentry. Id „:*1 aITRUNAI Pr* Ba is Err. of Saddling' "Nei (lasts, which le beam, . was attendesl be all the fiShlGn of the neighbourho;d. The mute r e t the . r d er . ceremon ies, T. CALLIttr, f ell GP M :"Ne. w • "Pelted the ball with the accomplish- wit,wne stsoi.—About eleven o'clock supper bolus up in the most fashionable end sump- delica:J of the tables being covered with every tti seasoe.—Dancing was resumed in lively moaner at two o'clock, and ai Ai r . , Cl le nt IQ d :. when the company departed ss Ith that evening's atnutereeut, ak .,,, sif "fi' 4l4 . -0 1 1 149, the atlabil.ty and can- al tissir hostess. POSC-ISiER RACES, Which commenced yesterday, and now stand the tiret in the kingdom, hare MINA that town for a week paq with that most ancient as well as inioNt numerous family new known—called the Legg.— who flock from tvery pact of G.eat Briton;, as the birds do to a great harvest. The lulls of the town have already announced the performances of .Mint Duncan at the Theatre, which are to chartit all mankind; Mr. Richer ea the tight rope; and still more. use s' moat true/ k..tion of wild beaNta were exhibited !" Admittance 2s. in the day-time, and three ihea they are fed, when they bellow sod roar, and growl and fight, " for all the world" like the 0. I'.'s at Coveut-gar den ! Oa the den of the hsrna. the following distich Was written : Goat ileftp. llyr, i, rre men you &tier.", Aud I'r.• sets' t h . U. P.'o, who would writ your wboht breed For `rumble, snerl , bellorr.—with all you 000 do, Be sure be'is by Lir the worst brute of the Imo! The entry of horses Is numerous ; about I 2 are expected to ..tart for the St. Lefler. A very beau tiful new atait is erected upon the Race Course, at the individual expense of Mr. Shaw, a gt•mleman of the town ; and a new Inn is buililitig for the future acc,inimodatton of the race hoses. What is far mere henefi , ial than all 11 i is, the grain around the Doucaster country is nearly all housed ; and, though not thick upon the t;ronnd, the grain is plentiful, and the ears rignarkeldy large. The tuntipa, parlicillarly the Swedish, are a good crop where they were sown late; and the second crow: of hay and clover are ve►y plentiful, so that the fears of scarcity, with a due atttntiou to importation. may be thought groundless. General rergnson, who has laboured amitr a severe bilious complaint sure his retu►n from Ca diz, is gone to his seat to S..otland fur dot loriirlit of his health. PRINCIPIII MISTA.—.II:at has happenerl lately at the Theatres should he a lesson to Government, never, on any possible accrtion, to mitfer ti mob to gain an aseemlancy. No Mall can then tell where, or how, or when it may stop. listnYOßD Mustc-MEETINY.—Tbe Triennial Meeting of the Three Choirs of Hereford, Glouces ter, and ‘Vureester, took place at Hereford dunug the last week, and was attended by a very immerons and elegant asseinialage of b July cud (*.hien, not only from the three uuited counties in the godlike work of charity, but from those adjoinidg both in England and Wales alike munitions to a-set in res cuing the widow and the orphan from the heart. rending pangs of iiefigeuce. Od the fist rooming. the Km Mr. Gumto, see of the Stewards, deli vered au admirable tiacourse from Isaiah as. I. on the importance of the clerical prole...ion, and the unprotectettstate of the familiesof clergymen upon pp the demise of the husband and father. His forcible eloquence powerfully operated upon the feelings of his auditors, end pro 'aced a very 'tendons/le contri bottom, et the doors of the eat. abut. Thr musical perforalauers iu the mooing and evening gave in i lier*al I U.SitellOns ON the COl.ll day, HANDEL'S sublitae comp/will", Vie Messiah, lost me heal; of its wonted sired ; and the grand sel.-ctinn on that evening and the succeeding day afforded the high. est gratification. We leans with pleasure that this excellent charity hag derived sebstanual aid from the present meeting ; ai.d that the Stewards and Conductor of the Festival have received the well tallied meat of unqualified praise for their exertions in behalf of au IDAElliStAl.tidillch teasels the greatest honour upou human nature. Mr. l'its site's •dr of his South-Down Flock, at C'p-Marcieu, Suasee. was numerously attended by some of the most distinguished amateurs and avi culturists in the kingdom ; and the arrangement of coops, for the facility of sale, was so generally admired, that several (bowlegs were made. Mr. WeI,I,F,R, in his exordium, paid a very inst tribute to the merit of the fattier 'maul great improver of the South-Down Flock, Mr. dons ELMAN : he then ore Mr. PratrlX • liraoch of the palm, for his active industry amid intelligence, so preserving and improving the purity of blood from which they were bred; and descanted on their symmetry of shape, tinruess of wool, and weight of carcass. He then made seine remarks on the intreduct 00000 of the Merino Sheep, and he hoped time c o• iirm y would not think his remarks invidious. when hr lamented to see such a system introduced, which lie feared would he an Mitiry toast general breeder, and to the country at largos The South-Down Flock had the test of long ceptilesice that they nookd obtain a decided preferrime; as being wore congenial fur the down and light soils of this coon try titan other species of sheep. The picturesque sceuery of the spot where the sale was held, with such sn mterestiog vier: of • Mock of the finest shape and beauty. and in the highest condition, auricled an auditory, who had judgment to appre cieteouil liberality and spirit to encourage and re ward the talents of the breeder. The ewes sold froth 71. flit. to 41. The rams let for the semen from 351. Iss. to 201. Among the principal purchasers were—the Duke .1 DoaszT, sir HAIRY TIEIS DOANE, Mr. LENINISM/A, Mr. DUSIAMESQ, Mr. Giantrr, Mr. Wools. Mr. Buries. Mr. %VI.. THEIS. Mr. BLOUNT, Mr. BUDDED. Mr. Row- LAND, Mr. Foxy, Mr. NEwLat4o, Mr. GALE, cud Mr. SIMARD. _ _ _ A fine Mersuo ram was landed at Dumfries, on Tuesday, out of the Arm, from Liverpo:.l, for Mr. Wolin Welsh, in Costlehil . .. It cost 17 guineas, and is the drift of the Spanish breed brought to that part of the country. Sir Waist■ WILLIAMS IVYNNIL'S annual show of cattle and sheep, at Wynnstay, near Wrexham, in North Wales, commenced on Monday last ; on which occasion a series of entertainments wen given to his friends and visitors. Sir Wsruts is emi nently entitled to the public gratitude for his un wearied exertions to improve the agriculture of North Woles. and otherai.e promote the welfare of that part of the Principality. An attempt was made by some villain., on S un . day night. to enter the residence of General GARTH. in the King's Mews, Charing-cross. There %CAS no person in the house but 4 female servant. who, hearing a noise, as if some one war attempting to pick a lock, ran upstairs to an attic, from the 11111• dow of which she alarmed the neighbourhood, when the depredators um& a prt cipirate retreat. i 5 ll at 4T14.4..5 . ROOM. GUIr..,WA LT., lIMPT. 24. Tnenatt churned by Mnry Jackson, of No. 6, Eleertnarket, wills batiste 6:furiously taken front littpersms 4 Imola be P. (saccades% slated, that she was yestvdey smoke, heittren six and srsen o'clock, g..sing to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and nbsercrd the Prutotuer Mowing her. When she gut rinse by the Hm.ssii sl, he struck her two blows, and torcthly snatched her tett, It from her side. He iissorthately ran oil, sad sise pessaurd, crying " Stop thief!" Mho never lost sight of him till he sem taker. There were three or four other pt riots i s his company when Ise mate up to her, Out of shoot f,aowed her when she g.tre the tilsrtu, fur the purpose, she supple' s!, of precasting her pursuit ; but be was enable to overtake the witness. Whs. Prisoner was ap prehended, the mach was not Ansel ow hits , but was sub sequently picked up seas the place what be had bees taken. _ Thomas Finnigan dep ise.l, that as he was going up Hosier lane yesterday evening. he felt something strike violently against his leg. On stooping down he distesvered it a•as a watch. Haying heard that n Lady had been rishbad, he weld the pubic house where she was, and to w►ich the Pei runes had In.en lakes, wb. a the Prostriitris immediately identified her property. The ease had fallen whew t h e watch was thrown sway, but by diligent search it was re co v seed . it appeared by the statement of the Offiee. , who took the Promoter tato emourty, that he, aided by it tine= of abort .i:Peose term ;v mourns, armed with knives and bludgeons. mad., n most desperate resistance. The moment the Officers attempted to leave SW nnalific•leritose with their INittillet, they m ere &sailed on all s,des, and revers) of theirs sevmely wounded with sticks sad knives. A promos of she nn.n of Ma), who Cattle forward to IttgiAt ii,. COM , tAbk , . was des perately cut an the left arm watt a knife. The officers, how ever, at lanxtlt contrived to pat the Prisoner in a coach; Ind MP they were proceeding up Newententrect, on the', way to the Compter, the smug of desperadoes whom they had herove crinukred surr..uorled the coach, sad cut the reins--tite coachnsah theu jumped from the tam, and immated oue of the horses • the villeins, 'emcee,. who appeared determined to rescue ;he Prisons-, uninedintely cut the straps which supported the body of the coach, nod let it down ; the Co.. staid., were theu tint:red to transfer the Prisoner to another carrLer, which wee effected after a severe encounter with the gang—Stanton : the officer, 113ViOZ intimidated the ruf fians by pradtreing d Cale of funded p.stols, and threatentos to shunt the first suit who attempted to approach. The Presume stilted, glint Iw mas a rite-maker, and lived at Nu si, Imaclase, with Ins mother; he utterly disclaim ed all knots ledge of t he robbery.—efie was tally committed. Joseph 11.14. k and William Irgyart, who had been appre hended by the officers as two of the parties who were must er , iee is attempting the release, were next placed in the Duct. Mary ',Aeon swore positively, that Holbrook wen owe of the persons who were io company with Ulll.lll 111.1.1 she wall robbed; be ;Holbrook) was tee Mad why followed het, whew she was tomato' the Irtiiloutr who had Intuited !outwitted. Two of tbt officers also swore, that they saw him very amity employed in the middle of the grog, brandishing a long knife The Prisoner Inserted, t►al he VIP not in town until a quarter after nine o'clock; be alighted, at that time, from the Harwich east►, (*kWh bad takes him up three links from Rumford) at tlw Spread Eagle to Gracieliurch-ttreet. He was remamkd till to•tdorrow, that he may have an op portunity of prodaeigg the Coachman to prove the rdifii. W) at t, against s boa the awn ritantats ware got so point ed, aid who lilt., denied hating Wen present, was likewise *entangled till to marrow, that he may adduce evidence to the het fer:irt Sinlessu, who bail been ehergeil ow Satinsley with ribliMy a Mack mats of a el. note, hut remanded, in COlVlC ipscoce of she Mousier of Neaps, was Spin Wiwi* up. The l'i.acciitur did nut make hia,appcararice this Jay; bait the Prisant.r was again irmauJell, under the following eircoin. stances Viurt time sitter, she was apprehended on a charge of baring rehired a Country Gentlemen of lint in bank cites: she bad been searched at the tour, but none 4.4 the *oft. ,vere faint& One of the Officers having kernel that she had heated of having " done the c-nolry lawyer," mak mine inquiries In the neighbourhood where she lived. He fueled, that she bad give.' r.sl. in notes, corked itp is • small jar, to a eubbirr who tires M Whilecrues street, batter fur bra j whets she called Co the property, the cubbkr re turned her the Jar, bet he had appropriated the sates to Iris *ea Met. A bloioing-re match took place between the par. lies, and the whole secret was discovered. Since that time, i*Uf la the antes of whicb the Gentleman bad becu rubbed, were traced its the Prisoner; and a letter bad bans wiitten to the country, reqftestin4 his pieseare in town. The Pri some was therrtbre ordered to Ira tounght up again to-mar. „ au the presumption that an answer would, by that time, be rc caved. 11•1 L. • shock: g scene of rice god depravity prawn ted Wu:lTfor investigatioo to the %Intestates yesterday, in consciii. of Mr Browscoiriti, of the Surrey Theatre, aho rime time since last his danghivr. a c`iiiti "trout clrven years of age, intents been informed that "Le was concealed is a home of ill fame, in trlilicr,-plnt...r, Stfiemge's title. 1141 applied at the Ofrice to reqiir.t the Ifitgestrairs would eider a search to be notttutrri, when Goff was ordered to search the house in vocation ; he did sr, hut without success, the object or his search was not to he Itiond. He however rook Mrs. Hotter, the coma who tt p. the house, and three vela, "'awn he Gould ;lying an.. r ..rp,oteetion, Ole custody, Led brought Hai:w before the - lagistr.tes. Throe unfortriome girls, who did not appear to b• mute than towage years of age, permeated a most 'bathing picture of domase and misery ; and tram the VFW, ace of one of Them it appeared, that tie Beauscornh's child had been at kr.st two day. and eights in Mrs. Roller's house; after which lime she quitted It; but the witness had since WOE her Lt Itsrtholutoew Fair, sad tamberwell fair, in a must deplorable 'Rotative. Mrs. Rutter denied haviNg any knowledge where the child at presto' is, and said she kept her the two days she was in her house, form motives of hammity, she hating been brought home i.y one of the girls who live in the house, by whom she was found "'elitist the streets destitute of food sod lodging, and withers. weary to procure either. The character wit ch Mrs. Rutter hears, however, and the appearance attire miserable girls who lire seder her roof, was sorts as 'tottered the Magistrate to miler her to keel Intl In assear as intlicleselit which would be preferred 'gaunt her fee keeping a disorderly house, at the emeing %mends ; and net being provided with bed, she was committed to flurammagger-lase. SOW•ITILZ ET. PICKPOCKETS. Yesterday Araimisie Itoisitt was berm& by Cherie.' Hamphreys, to the above Odin ; who sold he apprehended hiss on Selorday eight about twelve o'clock, 111 DruryiTaive, ad well knowisig to be a pickpocket, and suspecting hins to be there for the purpose of felony, he took him iota custody. Os searebing him, hr found two valaable pocket handkerchiefs, and two pas iihrokei s duplicates for others that had Ism pledged in the coarse of Saturday. Nr. READ, the sitting Magtsiratr, roovtcted the Prisoner as a reputed thief, solo th..t eereilsat Act of Parliament, the Police Act, pared for the express porpoise of iuppiessing Ibis descriptioa of yobbo's. alms Cress, totArablsatreit. Westminster, was charged with harionormg said eotice.eloog Inthans :LIMNS and Thomas Lsa-, deserters from firs illajcsty's Royal M attes.. k1111:aus 1113,4111114, OW of tie deserters, was admitted an evidracr, and stated, that he ass a pnrsir io the Woomich DiVolioll of Royal Marines; and that es the lath Any of last July, be, is comp.my with Thomas Lear, another private in the seine divisiuu, di tatted team Vtotattieh they neat is ties* regimentals sod aide. onus to the house of the Primmer, whore they were conceakd until Moods, the Pith day et the ranee mouth . the Prisoner knew they bad deemed, sad be gave him an old coat and a pair of lenseetiee belonging to the Pistater, Therms Lear had aloe tam the Presence as old sold sad s pair of breeches; the Prisonr supplied theta with victuals and drink, fir which they did Dot pay, bet paid fur thellagouv which they hail. The Pinnace denied the charge, or that hr had fornideti them wish old clothes to disguise thimiseivea. The Magistrate convicted him in the posh, of 101. sad in default rf priyasinit um fours itiye, to be comonitted for lie stusthr. teLri it.tihki, 'SFr. Henry Grphs war iiidirteri for burghirionaly breaking into the house f Slr. M ,, rrydiratlirr, in Charlotte-airert. 13.1iiford-.lhare, on the night of the linh inst. a,th intent therein. It appeared, from the testimony inirlimed in sup. port of this indictmeist, that Mr. Merryneuthev, who is a barrister, was out of town ; a fermate sera rant was left so charge of the house : at six o'clock on the 'veiling of the 10th lost. she went to Asstley's Amphitheatre, having Mate.; the doors, ass : hatred the windows. At a quarter peat 9 o'clock, J••hn Harris, Clerk to Mr. Men). weather, went to the door and rung the hell, be being its the Mart of sleeping in the house; it was tonne tune before it was opened, which was done ut last by e:e Primmer and another man: Haim sem surprised at seeing them, and inquired where the servant was ; they said she was gone to Sadler's Wells, sAt had Irtt them in charge of the Mime until she returned; but he, douuttng• this aremint, as he never had seen them before, they allisred their story, and said they were not lett in charges, but only accompied a men wl:o was, and whore Harri• knew ; and he was gene to a public house, and they world ecc , nt. patty Harris to hint, whirls , lie emesented ti : they lila not proi-eeded. far, when som e Mor•d person c ime tselcon• him, and ;see Min a vtoterst blow on th.• head, which knocked hum dears. etul tae three rail sway he got top riot fr.:limed them, overtook• the Prisoner. aisrl recipes, him; the etherst made their eisc:tp... Some one of theriretrepped a crow har, rvhrch tir!.ig rumoured t;itts a •dint mule tu a drawrr of a baresii, whirls lied been Make mem, it eon esponde,t, and appeared as if tt bed bat% done with that inutrument. TPe Learned Judge, Mr. Justice Hifi% ob. served, that the Jery must impair the-Pvisner. It was six o'clack when the fonale *want west oft, at which time it inis4 have hero daylight. and the breaking in the night was lint proved ; nor did it disinter that they had brnkrn The Jerry wccotliogly retoine,l a Verdict of Not Guilty. . . _ He was ordered, by the Court, to be detained, to take his trial for being found' in i he house.— Clic other trials were destitute of ;owes,. On Saturthiv last, a soldtkr of the $M regiment was committer) to Winehelterithot, foe Committing a rune on a respectable young WOMIII of Yarmouth in the Isle of Sll'igfit. Mr. StaxeltVis, of Clasp-hill, iledfardattire,t in returning from %V 4 I (limn f air. on %Yeduesdhy s _blid the misfortune to lose 3001. iu : he hall;' far declivity, pet them ii'to our of hiebdots, horn whirh it appears they were forced by the exertion of fid ing. Late on Flundernie,t,orearly yesterday moriang, the house of AN% 'llliatte, Ilurk.street, St. James's, was hr,ike open and robbed of a large (tomtit!: of plate /rid other raloatile artielev,. Vie house was entered by a hole hiring bztred in the parlour .)totter with a rintre-bit, to draft the holt. Th e rulthery is %opposed to have herrn effected by some iveisaii who knew the way of the bone,, and veLere to rind the plate; also by their leaving the plated &alleles. Thvy pasted a piece of dark co loured paper over the aperture made with the ceutre. bit in the .hotter, to present the watchman seeing it to give au early alarm. Vesteril.iy 'naming', one of the labourers em ployed at the ruins of Tke Trarelfrr 015('.., ut Fleet-street, was dre.olfolly braised by the fall of some brick-aim k. WHY taken on a shutter to St. Bartholon.ew's Hospital, without hopes of erovery.. Yesterday morn n„ about halT-mtst sit o'clock, a m in was discovered by mine labouring men hang. ing to the railing of the palisade which snrroun6 the young trees in St. James's Park.—He was' in a kneeling posture, and 'Anne two inches from the 4rniind. 013 the alarm being given, several persons got over the rails ; he was rut down, and laid on the grass; as-istatice being at hand, every means was tried to restore suspended animation, but iii vain : the body of the unfortunate man was taken to St. Margaret's, Westminster, bone-bouse. R ail was not owned at seven o'clock last evening., From a rule and gimlet being found in the do:, ceasiurs pocket, he is snpposivel to he a nsastW corpciiter near Penlieo.—iAu ingisest will be Weld . on the body this day. During .ev-r st evening*, a set of ship-corpenters° arid scope-maker.' slim-entices have Nide a point of . insulting the crews of foreign vessels in Mill, arhs-n. 4 ever they met with any of them in the street. TA' was particidarty the case on Titesday evening 'Wt. ; when a sertoos affray had like to have taken titre in Humber-street: where some foreigners were very roughly handled by the sway. Ode of the laver as. seized by a con.table, but whiletnking hint he. fires Magistrate, his companions interfered and wt.. cued him. Several of the offenders are bmisd leer to the Ses-ions. A man named Bones, front flirmingitlissi. has recently been eitiptoyed' in repairing the spire' of Patringtqn Church, which was previously in 4 very ruinous state. Although the spire is nearly 200 feet high. he Geed his scaffolding, and a-cended torthe top of it, from the tower of the steeple, in the short space of four hours only. His method is very ingenious. He first raises a ladder, and by means of it secures a rope round that parrof the spire where he wishes to erect his scaffold : baelbg a few triangular frames, with • strong hook et the angle of each frame he filIP5 these Looks to the the rope, and with a few planks the scaffold is kivsh ed. lfe proceeds in a similar manner until he reaches the top, We are sorry to gad that Sir 0. COLLIER met I with a severe accident during his last cruise : in drawing an overcharge from a pistol, part of the contents unfortunately went off, passed through,and greatly lacerated his right hand. On Tuesday the Boston Mail-coach was over turned in Norihboretigh, a village between Peter borough and Deeping, owing to the horses taking Bight at an ass laeitu with a pair of panniers. We are porn to add, that two passengers, husband sad wife (wflo had paid inside fare, but preferred riding on the roof of the coach), were dreadfully hurt try the accident ; the former had his thigh and collar bone broken and his tongue nearly severed is two; the female daisdatigeronaly braised: the same of the sufferers is Wong. The guard (Swint) bad an suck broken.