The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-10-29 00:00:00

kf,ll) iT qr POETRY. TRg FALL tIF THE LEAF. A IFILARCROLT 1110111Re 1 1 M , FOR OCTORRiI 1510. toped by Imitation's pale *ether, Mid Want, let mine, Oh nu Muse ! to ent h„„ t i u o y chaunt, w ,d, my ere with lean, an.l MY heart stook with grist; 'lee doings of the seAson—the fall of the leaf is the trees lose their timers, so Inv hen.? lines hair, AO my pate, like their branches:, is getting quite bars ; toll of woe, to my comfort that life is hat brief, jai this wintry autumn may fall like the leaf. Y e t speak 1 of comfort ! no comfort ha la e ii tu • corner, write wows, and cry— Xt maws ia self--airr at hook, itnr abroa.l, AIM my parse being light, assay 1-1 is a load ! lgivotiort to self! for good Inc., hodotooorishiug shit most highly appros c nor mutton, mot parttidr, nor ', re f; :Tosiotemoiri.i. my sap, earl I fall 10:c the kaf. my escheat data I have eherisb'il giant K ILC, Word dwindles one s and its powers are Jsvine rat U iasma that rascal, of relents the elnef, Those ()rut° shall fall with the till of the leaf. ! use it dear Welrsley ! pests for card! he yai:t ! Tie i,lea if doe juice makes my heart very sick ; None to thy proress ea& plansfrine French thief, errs tha ground web their amid like this 1411 of the teat Nvt away with tit hope ! Delosiioni vile dream Noeu.acJet 4 home or abroad ie sty them-- Cobbett tell% et the harvest has failed every sheet; Ma the ?rims roast rive with the fall of the leaf ! 'ut at lame we are lust, sad siorqad we art wutsi, For.' Fis•bst the foe bas prepar'd a vast (urea Of stag Oatpa, with swat sailers to Steer and is reef, And Old Lies , d meet fall with the fall of the leaf. Teo tha•wieteked I eat, aye, as wretched cam be, ilsyl die ear that day 'tis ray hard (ate to see, When smossafal inasion shall cause me to grieve. /al d lancs sad tire world 1 mom race a From 4 DON I! KU ALAS, Kvi;llt a the Ruelel Costutenatsee. i..'tar. Wintry IA Ira I aelliao4 SIM if lit MI • cocoa 7i. essidart is self-4 pone being 711a , osifort is self ! .•JiwaJoasrishiuz die 'llareapan, nor in ellararo temoiriah my my earliest ilai ot it dwindles one. !emi limos that ra nods Oporto shall (n! .are it dear We Tbr i des i , friwjuice Now a is thy I wo erre ihroivid will MI swap with til bop No eo.d.wi at !Koine Gabon tell% we the I kid die ? Oct. roast Tim st Wale we are Form Fliph.st the orstod Oats', with Ind OldF.&* din' Yet. tleiewertcked I Nor I dies* that When sward& ism dal vl leaves and ti JUL • Theroday, the I or I , eer. tvA• I. It 4 4.ospituy of , (int -r •. I I in ...it S.e,t llos Spier T. Hamer, k Auld; Dr DILL Uriqua, J lie hare not ye illttis4is, hut we u eattamtt Ore roostie4 mot IT sae o'clock, will Leal 5 ,11'..ta, lot we Iht !its:. did •thy goorang at set saint practve. Faintly atter or. r:ince , sre Auuu! it t, by Ladies SYI eoantr. The Nr. Otcyr, fro tat verse:—i• i is are teeptatioi." \o direct acco ofok On that she wit hoer , , ••••••o ,c the 111 iTOS ors I:.d Du: and leavinl Anil in cinst roe to Winds ContArt,thle •Ime nit ete'l frun: r t near t co: arniiii4 ani 11a ps..t Li) l ava and •L 4t Y dl f' , " to the . rei re' to I )j. . • -5/. ric h Ind at and 111 her iln l crLt been t ""I 1 0. IN.! Iso saatuk. hick e 1.. nu. RuY I out ur 1., be ercu sod coin- » t • the no II the age% H I IC iu- oit tee m 4 1 I}l 01 TM ihk e am. scrim 4 , 1 is taws Id be T. Ito • ci mm , d ,... r Far Jailor,. fi 1, into lenrig it with ". 5 Me 'n o , men: b. g ''."' 7 *Fit r.,. ' It .1 1 olre . /e Is t y tr:oh Y e " e ; sl Z . :: tad Slf . 11 fey,„„,.. • 1 -' llll Via- Akio ,• t New , Iglaco Cape et the - e t . 'attar sir Prete- -1 ,1 rd ''t N eon r - ked e,„ - I'6 g t wt at I r. 7 tea. , , • JUBILEE CI) I.U.V N. Tharsday, the fir,t "tours or the Ju'Alee or 1 , /er. wi. 6'1.1 ma the hill of Noel Familia, It 4 maul of fi.rieleuteo of the enuatie4 of , Float, agreeable to the r-,.iiutiotts . ent-r a setting b :id at Wrexham U • the in ...it w.tir4 th^ fallowing were prrae [4'd 1100 Lard Reeves (Chainoso); Sara W. W. S a w, T. Harmer, E. Cantata, Baru. ; Zr,. the nets of Ii Anil. Dr 1111,1Jteauu; W.W. Davaes,ll. W. Syto 6, S. • arayoo,J Shrpley, tlritiih, J. lloglies, Lairs. he hare not yet heard the psrtieularr of the en- MOWN ha we under , t4ad thst after divine service sr Llt , lll %told. the Cientleoarta of the reapec fm 'novel" in procennun to the spot shoot sae o'clock, with tiwe hisuds of several corps of Ural 5,11...1,a, The !its:. did not totem* Divine Service yester •thy sot mpg st St. George's Chsiprl. as Is his roes stint pr cr.cr. The only braise's-a of the Royul Family atten.;ed were. the Duke of Yost. and , ses AUGUSTA sod SOPHIA. who wereettend- Ladsessrossr sod Es.v, sad Miss GOLDS [RT. The avionon was preached by the Rev. Otcyr, from the 14th chapter of St. Nioilis verse Watch ye, and prey, lot ye enter teeeptation." direct account could be obtaiaed of the Prig- Ligua on SatUrday, tut the t onere' answer that she was much the *gate at on Fritl,ty; how,,ver, It was sai 1 she tovl two bouts .0. the n1 4 , 1t, and are a little t it tte,.—.De!.. Esd DONDAi left Wintior on Saturday cg, leaving S.r I It: tt.roan i;ncl Ur. in clnse att.:adance—the tat) (water ro ll to Wtocisor again in the eveulng. *l'dettli/te 3:41!4'1 nt W• 11 PXl)Cf;Cfierd i n tie Ic wirai mg afterssoln. autl dur• .114 "LI. [run. N r..-pnet. of the Kr :a Gain 14; titctia, timer 6, Niessea,g. r I.ar a %% S rrrtary of !•0. go 's n. it,:rua ul .edif and Illy ‘iAJESTV or a •y of the r.tdt out o,s Iturdtr, I' n•:d-d to tilt reort. Oth •r eel ottlVo 11l c;,- .1.1 the ar s AMELIA " 41 "r L and lir.: Luirg in t: , * in her 11 , 141 s; that ilie n.. t,ir , "i 1 1 0. it was she cosiil ii , e Tiltoe, •.ther telicrts (bar, a t" the ROYAL FA)lll.l's 1-elin A ii. must ems - 1.. be eseeiddied, P.) 1(11.1.: Zia a publ.l " 44 ; "di, with an due teriwet owl !tubule,- t • tias ROT•L Fllllll.lf, this oi)j.it to be R•fal 11.ohnehe the Duke of ruIIIL has n..t I tome %ince lam Moutfor. Doke SIU Duchess of Moßi.ooonuoa ese town to-morrow, from Brtwitoku Nat anis-a s Brighto .liad7 Rosh. La:ly Bat; wilt S:r W. B. • Fne 11111114 Graham, Sir J toltu Ault.sen, 1.•••. y At.Jer- Q. 4 " 4 " l "rt. Madattp , trt 1%1.w. Sit Mirth. Mrs Fv.l-.4.t , Mr. M. While. 444 ;; Br. 14..k7, Mu 1. V . 4 4. Mn.; sey.huur. Mt i n , nsi d es , Mr. tisk!, Mr Mr Ihrtlly. Mr. 12;‘,11c11, Mr. Cr, I. 41.1 r mr. K. Calvert. 1 % 4 11 ' h Knives!. •••• '`,ll ta.. , *WA IlVe, at... !amen and tidy idatrettiltl. Irti Pasta,. 111 .4jur4It.wral rued MnlNt!niz. F2 5" 11 1 1 1S. (44 . I; es, C , l Purim. " sad tin C • t am. )Ix-i.hertou. (mut .1•.,,,,P1 ewlortti Mts. Mass Mirky, littg . dr . tt,:" ..1 " 1 ".". Di. P. Taiku.gloo. Re* • ite '• "WI MC, IN :woe+, Bps 1 Femme., , •;— "'••Cain Capl. Coirolly Cale sod Mn. (*apt S:coutri...,CApt Karci:6lll. Bee. t.teut 41. • ea•etesir Romeo. Dfr. Col6Tii. gal 441 t lutoorile 'sort (ea ol.bch he has , i• le ghly IL*.th opal Chen, 'thaw audirae,..) ips 441 " thfo.., Tamale. hilts Hum , inte h.... Iy`-Inert oa tae e•nae t 4, kola of 1-Nell.re. - :u rams of Tkc COVENT-G.IRD N TiIE,ITR E. Silaestmtes'a Tragedy of King John wris repre sented on Saturday oi4lit. Mr. KS - Mate sustained the character of the Monarch. Until the third act, the part afford. little opportunity for the display of great powers.. A ilegoilied deporteneot, and a corresponding style of declainatino, arc all that is necelevry. But the Mine.. interview with lie. herr, in the third scene of that act, presents a tine field fur the tisspray of a perloriner's stabiles to depir!iug the passions which agitate the billf-resolv. cd Monarth, when, in dark Mote and broken sen. truces, he iinparte his murderous desire to his mi nion—a ees4r so horrible. that he has not prover to utter it direct4i—but, when on the twilit of speak- Mg it, shriolo, tuwardly appalled, from the task. To give full effect to this scene, requires the nit ~.t discrimination—the tricot intimate sequellot lore with the workticr of the !swoon& in the 'impact iirea,t— and the effect of those passions on the bum coon• ten lice. Mr. hrunt.t's performance of this rho meter tainted L. highest deligh►. fits ttansitton, from the &titer; with which he accosts Habra us the first Illstittlee, to the (hell and solemn manure chits he losumed in uttering— " I had a thiug lu say— we. a•lmirrble. At tki, moment, hntv rrrr the iunJr. honer of the act orals tali hi. tongue. mid, with a uAi• Acfnlipm , llfl., he Ohm rims— N But I MJI At it *itb eume better Uwe." Hare also Mr. lit:ltnt.:;*d4 very sareessfasi. Never was the irresollatian of • snap, not Jboolut.ly hack neyed in villainy. wore accurately d -lineated thaw in the socctcding passages, where, haring lavished rats.* and proud*. s on his favourite, he input •t. tempts to explain ' . losself; but fear and %haute again witnrati/d hiin—aud hi. effort rises no higl.er than— " I lard s thine to say—bat tet it go a" which, however. jr.:ilett a the foll.ae:ug sentence, we , erred Uy i .is le that tin porttd some cusninissioit a n.itase too horrinle for utterance. When Hubert *wears that lie would undertalce any act, vie.. et the expense of his life, sel Aim; .o:auiti rratuarr, Mr. Kamina's tnanuer of nun. rtir " Do obi I k ••• dies oroolasi ?" with a look whtc:..e<<r• ' tr• nerve through lA beres soul, int.t4 , • 0. And whet. the d. ,oh of Artlair t - greet upoti. the hollow tune with wt..c.. ; .rr•a. d Enough; could lo mealy mow ;" the. glau , .y .aide *hicti secorr i puol,l it, were 1111 l They brought to our mind the joy u demon wodld (eel iu the conyletloa of some diat,,. sueceedion Lane with Halm VI 41 excelleutiy sap„oreil. Th , auger excited by the 1.4)4.111 .le.th Arileor w. 1.6 contrasted snit t..e joy uuhtch knoa ledge of lus safety r ee i rtr .1. lit. ‘lOll 4 ace; e woo 0100 excell.o. —Ms.. Sitro.4m.,. as the La lo Constance, exerted her power. %silo •he utmost .0-rt. lie poi I rail of the high.inisided, but unhappy Prilic..Ns recrisetl the most rapturous applaus , . Ihe pallet c steue, in which the Princess. with all the iteiriirtig feel ings of s in usher, bewails Si.e loss of her beloved eau— • " Her widow-comfort, awd ber sorrow** ems received Iro.s Mrs. SIMMS all Otos, or it i.lo hig..ly swceptible. Mr. C. lixusi.b.'s ialansbridge was extremely well neforni 41. give to the charscter 01l that rough !gunnies. which so 'peculiarly distinguishes it. The put or • i•rrinee Arthur ed. sesbiasieegi in X IMltslief by Matter en %PM AN. The •cene is which daauades Havers_ from hie trout purpo,e. was 1...5u11y applau d ed . Had this child hero brritght forward during the pcno.l of thy r age for infant p«r -t formers, he would, we are convinced, have smelted very g.iieril attention. His p.-rformance on Si turdry night would have done credit to en ad.ily. The house was crowded. The lotrs owe Snell, at a vet) early hour, with a brilliant as..emblagt of } beauty and fashion. 1009 XVIII. has been lately on a visit to the 3ilaryis s nt S rA1110111). at Trentham-hall. (h i se'imight, Lord On.unao and unite embark:A at Dinmehadres for Portpa:rick. lin Fr ;Ay 14.1 tite festivities of the week were 4 4 iteahly ekor , l be t very handsome entertainment givi-n to a numerals party of mend•. at ()nava... • ear IlAri.. astir. the hospitable seat of C. B. hl as so A Esq. Njr. I lotAtt N, it is said, is likely to be rained •'•t..1.4 toe presca season at the Lyceum. :'.)pt; v..,* Io fi i.h his engagement at the I. Theft , . nn Siturday kat. in the part of Lord To:rmt-y: Larly 7owaley Moab JAtltis.N. tl 7:I ha, announce.t she drat 13.e.4 WI for NI oil .1. st, and the 1 . 1,14 loney for Vie ThuradAy fdlu .ro t ;, ul Cie New As•embly Rimini.. Bath. Com,ll.es of 74e Baehelqr. Darelde De.dtr..411.1 Ih. ei 1 si __rd-ograa. a.r u, prrpilfai— t:•.it at C .ve.c.Geetl .n T•teatre ; alto, the Hero of the North, %ilia two new Opera,. ?sir. !tins has asis.nanced nine Sulnscription Con- erst. a . t .e Upper lt,s , stra.. Bath ; the first for Oh 21st of neat : hr ti consult red she sucee..sor ot the venerable ttauzatxt.--Nlt. C. LANZA is the solveistsir, u. hero at the Lower Roo4ns ; he sonnins red twelve Concerts awl twenty-four Fancy B a il.; the first Concert for the 231 of next mouth. Mr. theta 'MST to be Aaster of the Ccretnons.s. This Mr. LE Bts has entered his protest agstn‘t, and stands on au appointment of four years ells ; and alshois.:,h Mr. GALS, the last proprietor. fail into A (lead cabs, he will produce a whirlwind alien Ins duties at Laripite cease. On Tuesday and W,loesday. great trjoicinux toot 'lave at Nrscliff, iss consequence or Ilse ti.m. :11r. son or Leta Bite Driven. e.osisiitg of age. A fat cow noel two sheep were roe. rut oss Neb. or Bunk. and illftriliuted to the enteistosk 'ass-e.al.:esl. with plenty of Ousel Or. ihr t..1 , 31t1ry a t e •A :wit sit down to *-li-prorsded (1 . ra, at the publ'e ilt/A•ri in the vitlage, mid spent the slay in convivial harserosiv. There were pl,isel.lr ris-moss stratum.s of altacinnent amd joy also 01. several Of his Lar , Wiip's fretAtc., especially at Weston; bust in n. 1,10,011 to gilitcy g , li of rellect cusio.nart con sack uesa-sons, the .It.cor moos of the ...le at Pr.'s tan were tsinversally sslsnired. few the appropisate aul.titiou of a cornucopia of gold all amaranth I.t alio-iota to the Weedy which that aocient iLi nets!, tamely loss dadssed to the in::.sbittirts of P•e..t...t I I.a.ait.l LUCIE V BON it P4127t. This estritorlintry per-ionsge haring retirctl. disgusted with Lis lainher !wring losiented tl.e litsperial Purple, chart, far the puce of his tran quillity, the Iteaulifill and enchanting villa tie.ir Albino, *bout twelve mile.; front Rome, wii;ell Lr porch:lse:l nt a very eonu•t-rait'e expense rroru ti.. Barbariiii family sane few year, :v4rt It lies it a mintiest-red vale. called Neinori, and has b. en re &oil, the earliest our.. !or 11. e ►esnleoce of the most oli.tinguinhed of the Masan Sets .tors. The Lake of Neon, adjacent to it. lies in a very sleep valley. siirrounslerl on t very side so complete ly wish won.ls 111111 %rave% that *Udder is newer unified with u lire.lll, of wind, which, t.v; , Ilier with the imeolioniOn truarplreuey of is with r, is sup posed to have given rise to the ipptlld'irtis • he utreetl 'al it by the Ancients, who tilled it. re cording to Virg:l, Sperulentepie Diane, DI:1114.1 We h iee tee. itetl u lotitr lium Cloliz, anted the 17111 ult. which the e•ialhorka•tn, the 3011,, 44111, N liurt of the :.7111 rile, end 1.:11, Light DrIBVOOIIII. wider C.-tier 61 Il3t l4Tuv, for iwion; le.ltsiig only almint 3000 priuth trimy. ;:t Claim. The f:edupy. 74, emit. [Wilton, a u . Ai l mall uis the gaittli alt. ui:ia the Eimieder of battle ship fmr Gibritlt sr; wii:ela would lemve o nly Iwo Shim cf the lame mini Inqr 1t.4 0 1 . 4 N t C,_ due. The ()ay: had arrived with a cots•..es Eottlantl. A Paris Journal of the 15th contains a singular Decree oi.ued by it•to spar e. plat op! to servssit•. hoi:t mule Kiel filo ate. They tar 0 be re4i.t , red • to receive* cued of iiiscripti.o.„ q-ting whom they wave. No pent•to is to be per.nitltd its hire any domestic who is not provided with this card of in. arription. The object of this abominable Decree is. without d.mbt„ to extend further the horrible kyt•tons of espiounge, and to snake every servant a spy. if necessary. upon his iiiss-tes ! Lord FUSSY PERCY, of the 14:1i Dragoons, (brother to Lard Louvaine) was taken prisoner lately in Portugal. Ile had the command of the pig:seta. and his horse becom;ng restive at the ap proach of a French party, lie was to consequtnice surrounded by them. An Order in Council appeared in Sainrday nisiit'a Carafe. nr4erinv, that in cooto enro of the yellow term rein; et the II 4vatin it?, ail remelt; CarlllllZ dtrectiy or tireniton.ly fro m thence. or any r.ther port in the 14111 T. I Cubq or that shall take Itoird any rooelmor or po la which may have come from gamer, &‘c. be ordered to perform qua. rantine. Rear-Admiral lIIINSEILT sailed from P art,mnos il , no Saturday morning, in the Belvidere. Contain MINNA, to succeed Sr. JOHN WMINAN Colonel ▪ Ha!tfax. BANCLAT. of the 521 Regiment, was hrtnittht on shore ,it Por , rtlo , llll, from lit« ,4 2 , 0 // 0 , on Monday. and inaluediatefi attended Mir Dr. Nlc, GREGO& He is WeNtiiied tbssauJi the right thizh, and the left foot. 11. is doing as well as can he expected. The Bellerophon and Beliona are ordered to Pnetemoilth t rent. TC% rat. trIPOI•6111, iota Leo its, a Ire Com missioner of the Navy at Antigun, vice While, itece,.ed ; Capt. 4.l.lliani, to the I aenostant ; Capt. K Cathenit, Alex • t Capt. MM.*, Ga. vawt Capt Stackpole, States; Capt. John Hatton!, Farad ; Capt. Manley Fly; Copt Pipar..e, Rid man ; Capt. Nock, TCTIFIVOM 'Wait Ilewme, C. ,es ' • Capt. Retinas, Persia; Capt Crry Juka shm Aire:eter ; Cant Meleager Esoulowe Copt Tallow, He.zules ; c apt. FAlmead Waller, Gokilitich ; Copt. Rue gorse, Motiue Capt Garrett, Hope ; Capt. Scribal, Thais; Capt. P. '.%ilitinsoe (metre), Coerettsres; Capt. T. Perceral, Lytle s• Philip Somerville, Esq. to be Secretary to Adiairst !lawyer; Walter Saudi. Esq. to ba Secretary to Sir Frauds Lifiney. Tne Apollo, Capt. Taxisoa, was to sail yesterday for Cara, Malta, and Sicily. The Ganymesie is appointed convoy fur the West Inches. Sarnia-tit. and Amelia Island. The Assistance navy transport, Captain J. C. Wood, sailed out of Portsmouth on Thursday se'n night ; and in the afternoon she fell io with the Phipps, Capt. Bell. to the Eastward of the Owen. by whose inforrnavion there were Micro privateers in that part of the Channel. In an hour afterwards the Assistance saw a French lugger firing into a ship. The privateer perceiving the Assistance was coming sip with her, stood to the southward. The Assistance passed the ship, and chased the priva teer, but could not or snake her. The ship proved to be the Johaana, of Leith, with a cargo from Ja maica. The Assistance then collected ten uf merchantmen, and took them into the Downs. The Jamaica. from Newfoundland; and the Observateur, from Halifax. are arrived in the Downs. with Convoys. Major. General NtatiultoAle pea ant to Por tugal. to succeed Lrigadier-General CATLIN CRAti. Smite privates of the 30th Regiment. quartered at Wakefiekl. having assembled at the Cock and Swan lon. an Saturday sennight. and becoming very riotous. a constable was called in, when one of them. D. a Ryas, drew his bayonet, but im mediately rt:ceireil a blow from the Peace Ott cer. which knocked him down. Ile wits afterward. tikes' and locked up fur the night, but was found dead nest morning. Mr. Dactestnao. the banker, has resigned tire corn •nanil of the Prince of Wales's Volunteer Corivs. On Thur.d.y. Mr. Rtteen, surgeon, of Lew. s, in a lit of insanity. lint a !wood to hi* •1 . .. t-ace, a pistol, charged with powder only. in I. •in u. is, his bed.rouin .t his dwel.ing.house. T' r ife•v.p.e.l wee only 30 years of nice, and home sire same mo sr, after visaing a is few miles in the country. I n she 17ili nmant, n• Mr. and Mrs. Ilouc Se strira Kiel faintly were travelling b.tseets ir mem h an.l Ti e ,I One, one of the wheel-hors s io sh. sr Col rri4g• it fu-nil the collar, in the live pr‘t pt.t or the p4.,A 0 of Truth NINa r (an ge•tuary, Is 0.1 Inn 'eater?, Awl Oa .11 . .11 of the leaders to ale noes broke thr! Dole short off, an.l the car rie;.:e runic eonsidernlay is. the 'Sand. In this di lenwn s Mr. G. and a Iratisti who we* with them ea,- 6.1 I Is- 1 st.fe to thc E•:: .0. The tide came in erpidle, ant ,wen cnver..l cortin.4(.. It. w here st ws• found the neat morning, he the arties exert:ons of the ittenalzer and until trti ployrti na Mr. MADt..er spiroletl works. it Teas ettitieee4 (iota the strctigu. awl tib Put :CF. row ITltrtT. fkilltedmy ( lege, qr.. was brooch! to tieUluiveoniell hy W. illEnm suumou h lougin L. C.c wine, civittAegl watb ul• tr lug ruonterfett isamey. J• bu SLeklaul , oa of John MieL!am, a tutiareculiat, of Drury lama, emi I, that ilia 11 . 1:miner rime IJI.:s fell,. r`r ahoy tot F..idata ermin!, wiel en'ie•l fur half 4u amuse of subarea, fur 'glitch he gate Lau i•• •••:;taciit a iota alatlhur pier,; Willie:. &impel t,.. it Le 1ta1....1, te• vito the parlour to toceit.iii if it ‘. w , nail le..ni; 'l4.m:tad it was, be world Vi.rtll3l3 . bort 0, a bun plrt..l ha tusk it in change foe a golhlra, bill c.mld..t tell of .eliern— upriti which lir l'reiser 000000 ii. ta•tierl bun, rad r •ut foe Sal mon: if tt.IC tiViartortget Mrte E.. 11:•, the :.r.soittr ogesed to take the te..V ali • . . (111 r.v..1 of s.hinn, n• ill,. Pi &miler his WWII anti rrirser: to telo 8.al:zo:t then anied n ha! 1•.5 W4S, a td hC irrti. l 7 to hina - pelf to he a pas .;'5 4! .ia.qc terns i n • nt.res• of I, S .!:o to tovirchri. hap anJ u;. hisn ifT;ec ahtainL , t.to good astyro,o, aar • 4:162 staty of peon) • into•ra and half;Kon lie was coutits:ll,l rm. fuoh.!r er .niusti42. tE Ocr. *27. lIMISHS ./dry U WWl:4:am!. awl a marl pretty fir udcn. red )t.;irp. nits I ... iil led fir au ht,-:•ult r.i•l 4 i n !, • I. I 1 .•111/1t j ::ye cou Uw.-u. a 4.lli'a! pis .r :r . l. The t,, roo.ostr.l of the testimony of Coe &flu r rucl r of rt,. ilif The tleferco vle Pri*osier irmll , l 1111% C been of It.rif to 1311,:) t t , .ry tiort%ool vi . oo ;want hins Lrt,t roorm , t3 ..1 ht. nterbee. Tl.... Jury foaut loot 1.n0.44. Hod 11. r r n. uev of the 1.:•.‘.41 oar, that It, Le anor.routdl for thr %poor of nor t• tr. 11,. larionrwr Irezel vim , ry would ratbre et. der I. i. be limitg-_I up .1t TI, Chairmao - Plr:Cos mot) soh, he wao ear. tun there *as taw a person in Cola!, ho had horatti the Pl ho.wr's ftefeate, alas wao taw ut .Itittios that he steward to be hott::.11. The fall,. r of the chid Legg. ti, as he was s very poor min. that his expenses iiirgla be 3l!..wed him ; but Vi iliforosed the Court had no pri.rr ie allow litm them, ow any food out of which they ceaW be discharged. Hear; Hocking 4 , 41 Edward SusilA were indicted for comp:6ll.z Sogeth r t • delr.lnd Nn old so non of the torn of 204 Iu coon.egnence of 'he oho nee of the old woman. there was us evidence t.coo , viet vriboutit; ou ivhett they were-found Ave Vothy. KING DROPPING. /leery flatekiniwas;iiaissi:dic . e.4 for stormed. inK Rachael Jones of Ils. under presence of admit. nog her to the one half of the benefit or siog ferias a valuable diamond buckle or ring. alleged to hove ben picked up by him its her presenee. From the testinsmy of the prosecistrix. A op. 'feared that • young man whom she had acrid at. HIT met in the Park. 1111 they oc r *Bl6ll .dosig,. stooped and seemed to pick ..onethisig from off .he ground. This he told the Pro.ecutrist was a pot krt., book, mut that if there wits any thing of value in it ► she was entitled to • or half of it, baring been pre sent when it our found. He invited her to a pseuitcw house. wises, the contents of the were elms mined, keit consisted of • sort 'f buckle, and a receipt for the price of a diamond tackle, amount i A,: to Soon after they came Imo the house. they were joined by the Prisoner. wive typewrite& the buckle as of greet value...lid offered 401.. for it. Ile hail not the money upon his at the moment, but promised to meet with the parties strilia on the following day, and to conclude the purehrite. Dew caved by these representations, the Prosecuins arlw sauced to the two young man 11s. bring all the. • mooey she had. rereivina in the mean time into lice It•reping the pocket-hook and its contents. Me soon. however, discovered the trick whirls hell been practised upon her, and that the supposed diamond tea• a piece of iron of no value. The Jury (mind the Prisoner Ceiliy, and the Court senteuted him to sis months' nnpeisenuseut iii the House of Correetion. _ _ The Prosecutrix in this case also applied to have her expenses paid, and though by no means el greet an object of compa-sion, her own emirlisct not b•ia; free front blame, she having agreed to become a participator ist a supposed advantage which could on!y be derived from the misfortunes. and, in fact. the tuals•ppropriation to her Iran as. of the prof• petty of another. was infinitely more fortunate than the former mai:ant had been. The Jury made a collection ntnong themselves, which they horded to her. Mr. Knapp. who was Counsel for the Pris. ner, gave her a otiespound note—an act of genert.►i y which was lou•:ly applauded. and produced a liberal sub.cription fur her benefit on the Bench. So that at length the Prosecutrix retired, having (amid the di imund buckle, in the long run. not quit nn. no. fortunate a speculation as she had animated r- The five men who were apprehended oo Thurs. day night for firing off pir.tole. to th• greet turhenee ■nd annoyance of the penee■ble ioh.bi• tame m different parts of London, have since beefs bailed. Mt Friday evening the apirttertts of Mr. WEwttzet. the cpniethan. in Bridim.at met. were ri.terrol. and a quantity of wearing apparel pullet'. )11 S.ttnirt!...y Mr. perrai.i tww a boy at play rawer the Piazza, with a handkerchief on belong. ing to her inalter. he wore when pt tying the character of a Frrticiun to : ithe followed the b. 7, to a honor in Burle . gh-court. but which she wall prevrtited trom by some women, who aint.til her ano.t Ou t4itorday aftcrornrt ahnur tut'. °Mock, no a .4e,ii;••inln (a forrtgi;tr) %t a* y t • .4 Lu lot4te bib, he n , t, hustled nerr the li.l!e-Ainvtge Inn by three ru:••,r o, rho fci.e.l)!y 'nut; frnas him h•s B ock -1-6 , -i CO" t. , row bank.nute• of And row hinic-not-s of .s'. eleo.—When Mtll Act of rartmlobtlit, Pnlicr %c!, be Aim! to .1r tar .tret!, of these ril ateue Loo,:ua, at least fifty of Otis !.1%.. w i.O ria'..; "It e Ci'y Sr:,s'ons crimmervse this clay st Geihi h4:l, ..., ~.1 the Miticileses at 111. tvr's-lasil. sad tha i tii,l 1,111:-7.. Sersions on Wecitte-day. t Ti, • 1,,,,, , , between 2 1 / a lsruess inrt Cribb is lied in - t. e 13th of I.)ecemter. They ere Is lirdirt tr •,;in 2 l ',lit,. of London. The time is fired at t Tyr • y s. coxt.,shich th.• Professors of the art esti a s%sit-iii-.• tight. N1,,' , , 'um is c,rev much elevate 4. _ . ....A v.— 13- .....1•-••- .. • •..