The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-18 00:00:00

COVENT-G. 4 nniN THLITRE. The gd Act, after a eery eonsiderahle delay, I commenced amid noise and tumult equal to the earlier part of the evening, or to any of the ancient Q. P. confusion. The play was pantomime, *IA instead of the amusement to be derived from a gond comedy, the unfortutude paying part of the audience were distressed with yells and shrieks, enough to break the tympanum of u Cherokee. The Act being finished in this manner, the green curtain descended, and from this unusual circum stance an expectation was created that the Ma nagers were about to come forward. But in this the expectant, were disappointed, and Act the 3.1 passed like Act the 2.1, inurdere.l with dm and shouts of " Coa—tract! Con—trirk'd At the commencement of the 4th Act, the mal contents, whose strung position was fixed in the pit, had a kind of general muster of their forces. The signal was the waving of hats, and th ghost a crowded pit it was pretty generally obeyed. Now confident in their strength, platards and rattles lie gnu to appear ; among the former species of annoy. aver, was a kind of Ilithos parody on " the cause for *Huh Ilainpdeu bled in the held, and Sidney on the scaffnhi:" it ran thin.— " The cause for which tuaelard abed dip blood, and Win , holt lust Ma bat ! !I" I , Orda. confimiedid lice."--Tisonlex. h , . reds firm' the manly, candid, and explicit l'unitalted yesterday . by the Proprie. tots 4 this Teeatre, clearly explaining their regains for or conduct they had pursued, and fairly stating WWI 4:0111114 they iuteuded to adopt ultimately. oar „., qu illity would be immediately res t ore d ; awl tbst the friends of order, the i• true patrons of the drama," would, in future, be permitted to mi. oneu gated, the mental banquet. boleti', we .tre:e Bitable to conceive what point, MI Itli• t ot with reason, could be brous i l? . !orward by the Contra' t Party. to PerPetutto scenes which hoe so repeatedly diagramed the Theatre and the Netfol" )11 ‘ Every point of objection appeared to be eatisfecto. el e nsviered. The Proprietors distinctly acktiow helged the Crowe end Lecher Treaty...they never attempted to deny it-..but as that was Cu Nereemtut v h,cis would greatly deteriorate the property. they sought ea amelioration of the conditions of the coast. pict:-14, By apprisiog certain Gentlemen of the d. P. Committee, of the hardships they were likely offeeil the terms of that agreemeut were strictly i „,o, te d on ; at the same thaw expressing their wil eogoess,if that were the case. to comply : and 2dly. by s o appeal to the audience, on the last night of the 'won, which appeal was received with Ai:clo- u ding; although it may fairly be presumed, that wasv of the 0. P. Committee, Who were apprised prettiest. On the faith of o f t e es pplecatiou. were that sadistic:l, alterations to a great extent were ra , d , in t he beam ; the belies in dispute were let, soil the rent appropriated to the payment of debts incurred is erectiug this noble pile of building. o ar i ng the intermediate period. from the close of the last K9lOll to the beginning of the present, 119 public tidier was given to the Proprietors that their 'mended smingestent would not be acceded to— hence, ignorant of the latent intention, t h ese w ee .. which are now so clamorously demanded to be opened to the public. were disposed of—and the p ror „ trus have dune all that now lies in their power; th.'f have pledged themselves, when the boys to dispute return to their poesesaien. at the emmoraceinent of the next season to open them to the publics And. certainly. a fairer pro. positiotaeoald set be made. But the 0. P.'s. who seen to glory to their newly-acquired power of up per •ft, think differently. The pains which are to ceocilicto them.. appear to produce so ef diametrically opposite. This was more than ' last night. Where we expected peace. fling with inffeheribable tioleiree. The __.aced for perfornherce was the comedy of Sepielett Husked. Prior t• the rising o: he house, though exticusely foil, tithe tee ore peaceful attention to the per. set a single writhed attempted to in harabeny which reigned throughout the ift le n the morels°, mode their sewer sem the Kill" was, as heretofore, and promptly petfortned ; e few persona acconnp tinted it, bet no apjlearance of • manifested, if we except some plan the liner-- rontoewl their politic*. Frustrate tier knavish uitirv," - bane Alberto, eiieis.A. This staie of however vani.fied en the n-ing of the cur • whole 'ltalie ,re her the Pit rime. soil an •screaling what we- have ',close 'learn bed. commenced. The grdlentriappeare:d but the boxes, where we wert behold decorum and urbanity. tick decided pert in fornentiug the disorder. of " Of! Of !"--6• thesis Horde l" ' Iterate mingled With groilmall. lift*r Ig. atrwing, grooting. sod it variety .4 I performances, almost destroyed the ht icing. A geutletuan its the seeonol • this noisy moment. adverted all eyes.— inischauer, a piddled, Which he hid in or was thrown into tee mt. A men, . suppose his neck was chromed Neatest residents, would overt have teetered to thin this hero, with all the 'teddy of an al, cb beeadrd the itilainere With amazing Tasked to the person who had picked up wited oil his dear-aided prise, uud bore triumph. amidst the 'seldom diona of an audience. The Contractile:. coneriv tie noise was as yet inauCi, lent, gave Vie 0. P. ate] Contract dancer which w a+ is a style of genuine excelleOT:e, and greatly to the gravest effect. During the this Act, not a single Word which the Per tittered could he heard. Between the dlf "nes 4 sort of plume took place; but the luckless define appeared— seem resi—dood Owes ! how they opal.: relrr main fell aiondat a 141.'41 which moat Mae limey Leard in the street. tunics before the curtain fell, a dapitte of nature occurred w the lower hoer. :- -h—lt, who 944 so actively enipl-yeil grit 0. P. war, had taken hia seat in of a box, and. by his veteran preienere enient and incesiatit hissiog, cher red les le 'the Pit ; a young man, who sat bthiud Man, slit with his long-contiime,l sharply to hen oil the impropriety of h a and avowed himself a friend to the Me- W-11--Iltitiserreri, " That lie villa a for making such a devil' etton." 'll.e iiiquired of Mr. W. wl.o be aa- ?" 'Plicil—" My name is W--.1)--It I sin known." "0 ! Sir," rejoined the stow you are Mr. W-11-11, I do not w:e.h to • thiing mere about you." An old gvii. inwever, who had also beets much en .poke in s very manly and spirited t the offender. The altercation drew the eyes of the Contraerea. Sib". of •!taported their champion; who, in the is gesticillition, having chenced to strike ;realest his hoary opponent. the letter ie. Inrandishiug et the sa m e time abtout el,that th oug h he was 77 year* of or. l.e t i i :eente man or woman aan bot" to lay a in ; and added, . 4 Yam. hiss re 1111 l mls VW!' and most reamisieess r.-atiires ate i 61,4.4 t s he r., F a ft n l s e we a rmi nri M th r e s l l c . rp . e . n l f ike before now." * * This effusion was received with many and loud plaudits; and sr.arerly hail this stiperaddrd tumult iii its honour sulisided, till the Cweractites round a new allusion, in the *rime La lore to var.:lse thrir Steutoriun poWers. LorficiPgs to I et" tip veering over a dour in. the stets.., i% nit t;ir theme 4.1 this new triumph, lied the confusion, if isur,ilite. incrrus , 4l. At length NI , . fiEkILF. wale Ills up. praratice, and silence, after stioch obtained, lie white...ell the nwliesse.—.. " LADIES AND Gerri,VlPN...j . ../ c,..q a as treNON ) The Prupriistors of lit'A The.stre were in Isom* tent the lirldre.s they hod thin ',worlds: Ilan huairtir to awakes. :be 0 061 tr-- ( 11enl wink ta.trlt ar+n a. e rJ a vs;ernarn .f.r nnoraeriies stood up is the pit, tee-;,litle CY roausweit, pray let we kis what that Geii &111 so has to sus. sad I shall make such as iiiivrw a 1 h se e mr tiwitht will Le salissfsetory..".4pplesiej—tleutletfira snit Ladies, kt use most respectfully request a beartug." Th r 6re:rir tirte calleii for au earl austiuts of the term .r nightly." as applied to the boxes by the Mena l eart fit their Address, Mr. KrAist " ARO (:LITtE4IIVI--nor toetnit , g In that PIE. premien is, that slier this aciauti--.reit users interiv,d:av on the part or thc Centraeti . re,)--.aticr this emboli they are every eight In he the iwa open like all the other bo whys( and disapprobation ) Tim Pit Orator agent addressed hitisself to Mr. KIRMIII.e, and as,u:aong to he the delegate er the " As 1 lame berm this haziness so sarcndully. II will en deavour to tetitioishi it —(Mates anddisapproSa.bn.)—lii coltirmta there sail he soleethieg to vise as we 3 a. same thing to receive. end the Moment the whir Private Homes promised to hr laid open, are opened, the Public will be LAS I.{. -vvrAciani tArre gr4t • site, and tbe costettioN a) applard,rs eedorpniers.)—Mitil that time, the intilieisix do uet coercive the Peoria-tete have a richt to that which they had agreed to Pet ...It is aprieuseat, and wee of US who entered tato that agreement will receiver thaw sin Mailbags " •A •ireuJiul Ih/1111111i folloesull tau, s,•reol, ;and r. 08$ km( be•••ee hec..old obtain a fortia-r asid:ence; a last he w.s heard fir a few muuaeuts, in whirls lir II .•• t :It . in a I “ Lames tow G . n--I now r:ly or your emu _ . dew for • tirneintz—rApplansr sire-utne it inwit be gisrfeetly 141 honor's to tunny of the prisons eoliipdsi , .ig ibis $11411114C11, that se the last night of our ril-itiontice—" . 1,- tiers: 01 •limitilitoinit mat Initoived this _ . vitro th tory 1.e.i0.1 "rob so tretnettilott.. th.t Ke.s.l4 tv4S compelled to teltucitio,lt Wr stage awl 411 hope. of a ..cr rite Alit Act M 45 row lotalig.ma..4 with the 4.11. ati.l during its heltiv performeri. 4rverol ap ; 3t.. mere thr iai. un ti.e rtuge, imt nt dacha tainaer as not to injure au/ of the performers. 1 . he ',Leonia hoisted during this period hf the ofrortoge perlorroonces *rte more uumerous than t.elore. Inn Marled of 'stile wit or notch). The folloslng *el , . greeted with the most general op ',Luse No oltaly Hikes 10 chest lotto .• t liter groans for ketubie " " Tian fro.a.efor shnoltag Jack " . and t.:e[Meows—. rheum iiiiiriereel evolution, will be repeete , leerri et mai fill lb. 0. P C.estraet H perfertweil by 1:11:..k •• Cr iwo midi A welter —O. P.'s perform their too t/XI litemb e, perform§ ~we " " A brew It of bistrager veerl•-fieep we faita at* korai/ s," Sto snag wield( lne% " F•r Comtism oiJ (ogee, . 4 111 •J that we'll let rennin; " .1 ,ck k n .le 6MI beet, " Give op a I dot riot, " tk ran aar he Asall nut Wahl." " The elle,' of Mr lietanie .10 • gibbet—lbe devil tor saeuti..; The Vail Lf • bae." • n cun.e *pots way bond." It Waat dJ )c want'—Only rivals boxes, sot fintr.. Leen" Daring Srmvorrei swill 111 EAU iser L . " l ' 4 a . VP " I . of salis.sh was not heard, the Prates ha d *wise battle.. which were cheered at Our conclusion. —Oas the Goose making its apoearance, there were loud cries of es Whit is t throne John Keinble. lentioy Goose." Loud calls Stoat the Mates, and some of the Bviites, for Mr. /(10061.1, with the fol. lowiea g expre.sloista-4. Let us have Mut, let us have the Goose, let us pluck lids feathers." Theo, 1631115 were 11CC04U 1 N4014%1 by eso•ry noise the taistrite ineittel anal vocal performers notside of the or chestra could produce. A gentle rote took place, which, in the street, would be called a boxing. match, iu the centre dress box ; but fortimstely, although blows passed, no live. were lost, nor was there any blood spilled. The Mies amused themselves far a short time in poititatag up at the inhabitants of the private boy's, who withdrew sooner than undergo the ealgar gave. The senate were C'trasenor trump autrodoted, gave the op pootirmists an opportunity of beading forth praises i n f a eou r of .'ir. Ctteeelert. Poor Crump was greeted by tl.e name of Me 'input Curnsellor In the Watchmao's set•UP, (iRiNAI,OI f lit unnecessury to sprang the rade, es the Poises ssved hire the trouble, by sprilezong SfUell I This of dourly gave ge:serel satisfecti ))))) and ieceived three cheers. A placard was hoi.tcrl its the secroul box from the stage, sit the first circle; the first that has made its 'app-arance from the boxes this se.,so n . It was greeted with every honour that goose could bestow upon it ; hot the characters ware so small, that we could not decypher the m. The curtain itromr d,,upd three a beers were for the taielil'a and three groans for Jams liestuht and she Private !hazes; after which the Pitites seated thighs. Ives, awl song God save the King. They thee, rose and cheer.ll, its which they were bled by nearly the lie of the audience. The Pinks were on the p tof departing, when their attention was called by same persons in the second tier of boxes on the King's side, who la vished a torrent of abuse oil them ; which W:01 at Ant well weaved, hut it c 'using too heavy, it was returned by a volley of penny-1)1.4:r. and lullfi/yOrr. The scene was really ludicrous, to see the heroes in the boxes dodging, and their opponents below iu a lit of lauAltter. A fair damsel havirre left behind bee a platten, without tithing mule any euritrart that it ?hookd returoell„ it was thrown at the second tier of Boxes, without causing any bloodshed; but it was sent below again with double force, and game in contact with the skull of a Patent Isis Mansijircistrer, sail unfortunately stride an ii,coston in has pale, si.hoot drawing hlo,td. A silly was instantly wade front the regions on the boles, and upwards of seventy persons from the pit into theni wit.wint using scaling-ledder4; hut when they srr.ced nt the fuit that thi. misehievon 4 p a rt of (tins worn by our iidastriuur sisterhood was burled than, the htroes seer:. gone. After lame acfdding and much robe, the Theatre wa4 dro.rt:d by u re.e ininutea al)er eleven o'clock. —We (1:,1 nit perceive a perhoti employed by the Nlaire_tert biterfering. althengh we aelt!inwledge that to the height or the late 0: P. war there waa nut allure noise. T!.r annual Getie.al letniii4 of the Donors, Life S , t , vcrihrn, arc. 4.f the I-4.1.4t0n Civic. Chapel. .as herd at the FtevOricohooi T..*troi "11 Thursday last, 6ie Junes acPucasoN, Bart. 1 .11 the Clair. the hostas., of the Nlretii. : ;, ..well t‘as of the ittuivr , t iitiptirtinice to the ihstit 'mon. *Alt the greatest harmony. A or.v Co, :i re of Ntinitgelite.it fur the ensuing year were chosen, agr, es 'Ay to the regulations of the institution. Ope of the Hainmerrmith stage ciatches was °seri t uned, an Sunday evening, in pairing the turnteke 4:t Hyde Petit corner. It was tr..uuled with pa•sen.J.el4., b u t fur.olotttely no tenni,• li m y woe ou.tAteerl by any of than, thou g h ' , terra, f.unal• s were amou r ; the whither. and one lad). wit!' a child, 0.1 the top. The inside pasweitg-rs were extricated by the upper door, which had, by the overthrow, usurped the situatton of the roof. A COACKMO4 TRICIIED.-.-On Sand ay, a Man of genteel appearanze hired a hackney-coach at Sishopsgate.strei-t, and d• , sired to be set down :it the entrant e of L”,n'a•lnn, in Wycle4treet ; on the coach stopping, he opened the door, leaped out, and made his way through the lust ; on the coachman alighting he went into the Lin to to far lets fare, but all trace of his passenger was 100. Jaunt Ilasse a woman adroit..4l in to trs, cameo' parcel,' from St. Ives to P ;mance daily. It i• is curious spectacle to wetness her artiest at railer plsee, cutnuletely weighed down with lumber of all desciiptions ; finery for the tzar, pills f.r the sick, hooks for the studious. and parchiaent for th e interims. lit short, she appears a perfect pt's ..._ . .. l'sbhe contract gigots!,h." with prints do.tersiimatiou sot w foofn it.-4). P. UMW P. tication rf rotod•ora's box. • This Itioookst alaol ',.0- Ala tars: 'or...duo:boos were hoisted amid sc. nuns co Will IPi•llk4, on a modo rate caletilattuto. tip clootiotooose, and load their Illinois* tura in tin. ha. wards of s,dloin miles in twelve months. .1. nook MPH'S of tit eveltrog. They were real ed to the j say., trial Ilse gentry of Peo.zance hire prouni•rd sound of a Ati I. • sad hh... whistles. and all 11,1 t , l , d'i 50.111ethillg st her ii.eth ti pu Lit , recur lof lorr oloo.orols of which the lounion voice is coyish', ; and Setrireo. pedlar.), in ro , onrothrant e of her ; bltt ot nu per oil of the 0-I'. rams wad there ever 3 more s'oe watl i d prefer having. ',northing snore sioh•t000- disgusting scene or condos sssss and discord to r- tioil in her life, that m Louse oy Lo*. het to remember foitzeta to torture ears stool eye! Ulm' on cols Deco- 1 thew. moo. At the fall of the coorsiss, the yelhoog Ho o d I Nlr. T. °MAT. aorrems, and Mr. M. Mt Iran, 'lonia% was mint iotilerAiole; rod to any /Iliad attorney-al-taw, are trooyen Aldermen for the 13.,. c:rprbly of rt a:etioo, Ike whole of the strJrn Awe r 0 . 1 4,4 of Vsmterrict. in the room of Loldfj•i.rrst, have linos faintly elide:mm - Ird to describe, was awl Di. Llavisns..levealoqi. halt' humili..tai g and distressing, A u r n, iii ('port-Nl4r:i+l assembled yesterday Os the rt , nig of the kotrtoin for the pattimu'llne I week st flerwirk•upnor- rseed, for the purpose of of ilothtr GJwie, the trot' was greeted with every tnvesti! , 4ting eh :r4, a preferoed by Captnin and Ail discordoot sound beyond euncepnosi : at onk mu. jostalot Crtailitx. of the A berdern•htre Regiment 'cent you heard the barking of dogs, at the next 1 11l NI;oiloo, azotoost 51.j0r Gonnow, co notandirig the in•:..ing of cats, accompanied by cat-c.lls, the said It. atsnent. for unoificer lied ungenyl k . oloistico , , rattler. and mail-coach trumpets; and lo c o i tilaul , :r.- couoluic tows, rls the Poose,totoor. Ho: MAJEbtY's ship. Zeitubitt nod Waver ;ye, tvoy of ilmee, they all came in contact, every per former in the pit nut only making the beat use of with 11l transports, carry ine detiehmems of (w -hir lung-, but uriag his Hercules(' stren;tll.: few , re4itnents r prrired in the Tagus in nme days those that a rimy ink tam! would offend ill front ralmoolh• The toot"' and hor,e+ were all the morning, poet the trumpet to his mouth that landed in good condition, and tooturcled to jib' Is •,1 been brfulal.tl by a doyen before him ; all re. Lord Witt Inuton, otiose army now amount. to rive ct for self aiopesred to be lost In the wish of pii.. 29. 000 alt i o!!!X 'Llett• ni-song the Proprietors sod Managers. some ne w Oa We friesday 1:11i arrived at COW!, the Seere. placsids were hoisted, end rsces%ed voids three t"rY a' wet, 1.00 PA I 3IIISSION. to survey the prison cherry : shop.. preps - storl tr their Item, remove+, to ii more co:oven:rot billibel.oll i..tile Rico'. On SandA) ••nled .` Ermhte! it is alworsl to dna!, !! That loom your Contract yes cis shrlsolt. the ierfeetew.Cri t. 1 , 131:5, with a few yes.da utr.ler tt svAi ell, isATCR - CC, TOT I.: ItermuslB 00 GRIN A I.nt's entrees., his lough was ;showoff, A. 1 , 4. „f a t,,,, 5 ,.. 0 .1,,,1" " re 1 2 6,1 % . d r ,,,, on awl re.ouudett through the house . every crack ~f tht teio ., d of ft . , ...iv iii 0.10,.., In ow boa. b, 1 t h e u 4,0 h e g .ove, .. Gt• Ito up I' vta. tocifrrated oo , v . 1„„w„g 10 t h e p ,„ • ,,*.,'„, au) . ,i ,b et ' e ~. b a l.., ...„,,, surti l thePt(stes, @Ler/sopa:cod with" i'fiste, &tog tip • i - - • •• • • iv:st !.. W 31,0 tret. sod the rent *pp incurred is erect Poring the inters thr last season to public ',dice wee intended images beset, ignonuit which are now opened to the pa Propnetoro have power; Ow! 1 : 1 ' hoses is &spat the cerarereceer them to the pub positioneaold e seem to glory to ressi in, think taken to ealcilul fact duunetrieell ever crittnt last ter tree raging Oar announced i Tie Seititintt curtain, the bot every pre:aile of (.mince; set I levant the leans Tenor. Wiser we, " God AN called for, sad indite Pit scroll *girder was Ins 46, *hick the En mamba tolmi duns. however tin: 'he Whole amar. fir etre( Sumed.ately cos any quiet ; b. wont to behol , woe deckled —Shouts of " " km* / Ken ikg, Writing, t Owl rand pt ,tr woe of hearinl Dr sl A• tes. at thn d i fay none untoel WI. or th uhothd not sat Bu• common acci,le retor.r tt—Stot c . raworfang• lelocity, yed;s I U,P, paper, wits F I t away In tour !ot"aished cud tog that the no cr. "glal for the ( performed in sddal featly hAtt *bole of this 1 formers anere4 lime *ernes I re. lowarnt a Inc& "NI they yell out« sad die eitrrin C3^‘ kelp 4;1111013 ioID Atm Waist elsdor , ow. nM .11, .4 I. 11.1. • let& ilaw the Aro ' get of a hr, vehement he L lorio the pre lei out wit .de sh arp l y •orne 'l4cto and n ,1(41 rt. Mr.' 1 .14 g for ,11au it: o . r'r ilc th .• 11. replit at , { kno " if you I . 01 ,d t g 4 6 "Y th • rr.:.n, nowt t h e eel W at to II tf r 4 I t,e,„ the vt.. • , hin 1. ...:11.11 : . ! 3 .4 ,4: rel. 114 0.! It pr ~111 41,. 1 1111 • '• ".f n 23 , ' eni‘ e • ate ri z e rgifle, LAVCASTER ASSIZSS. Sgrr. 14. Sibre Mr. Borax G 114114 1 -91 fad a SVcciar.! MOTS AT A THEITEE. ?HS SING V. LEMON Ant OTHERS. tile gaols Or the H. I'. noteni at Liverpool, ex cited a degree of !rest oimitar to what would have bees telt in London, if We trader of the 0- tumults at Coirealt-Garden bad becu called in jadgmeut for lie misconduct. The Court was crowded to etice , s, and it is with regret we are compelled to etnifine to a very brief etatement, that report, which might, without ap pearing at all tethuus, have 61Ied every commis of our paper. The su.iject was brought be fore the Court Upon a crlintuul ihifor in snon ....ain't Mr. Abraham Lewin'. (the nephew of Dr. Salomon). and four other per ms" chargin. ; them wit.. iivendiug to ivire lid imporenan Mr. IVIIIIIII.I Tilfaill4* Lee:ll and Mr. T 3103141 Knight, tat Mang o r, of the Liverpool Tiseatrr, unit fur that pitr i .......olie.:nring to com pel them, by riotous and taimultuus proceedings, to anima per eons to the Theatre at half-prier. Mr. Arrutimer-Gaseam., in a tang eloquent and inculuperehle speech, unfolded to the Jury the nature and object of this prosecution. rendered more pteniturly im i terteut by the scene winch lie./ so recently been renewed ia London. He observed. that the public had, by Gr....101w persons, beet. eru,ly deluded an It rester .t to the law upon the ,atj ee t of the conduct to the observed in Theuties atd places of public entertomment. They hal, he said, an widoulited right to express their disappro bation of a throe I, al pertormance, of the per fan ase ea, provided it was done bona Ale and fairly ; but any tumult, winch was the result of previous concert end errispiracy, either against pattieular Actors ur the Nlaiia:lers„ was an offence of equal magnitude with that of couspiiieg to tejure any other indivi- Omit in him person or prop. rty. Ile severely am. %tired those who had beeis instrumental iw akiatiitiff the unwary, describvg thi et as men. who, under the preteuee of liberty, were to dispositiou the veriest tyrants: lie pini.ted oat, is forcible lan fuage, the danger which was to he apprehended rom a lawless mob, whatever might be the supposed cause fur exults, g it; and he cited as an instance the &rattled nuts in the'year 1; Ii! He paid a high. but well-merited eoraplinitat to Mr. Lewis, and regretted that the evening a his life, spent in the settles of ilia public. should hose wet with the return it had. Havu.r stated that persons had nerve been admitted Et half-pries to the Liverpool Theatre since its originel went, and commented opals the propriety of such on exelasion in that tepulous sod turhultat town. he proceeded to detael the Mete, which weredepo t d to by the witoesse•; and he concluded his address. every pert of which riveted the attention of the Jury and the umlitors, by expressilig his liras per suasion that Ike verdict 40 this occasion would courMce the Defendants. mid time p.ildic ft huge. of the illegality of that conduct which bad Called fur the present proeecution. A vast number of 'mutters acre eastained. who proved a var.eiy of acts preci-ely similar to (boss Which took pletee at Cosetit-tiardeu Theatre last season, and particularly 0,/ the hist might of the titetient elle. it appeared that horns. *limbs, tat t.dls, and other alisio)atiers, were set to 'nation to tile i oniptow of the i.e.-leerier,. mod the e st . dente c • , nplet.iy tuipticeted all tilt rioters named it. the tetorit. c s t ad i , cssed the Jury with great ',Airy On the part of t , e. Vefendatity. The amuse of rat argument was cou.dy directed to repel the caare of vol‘. M. 11.'1011 Glta liAla Wad of opittioa i that the evi drnce .11. t touttoteotly to the proof*. a eta.sionse, ; but, as t.•* consequences of a conviction for that °Wetter were aJ It.glity penal, he ro-consturooded that the taunt in the mourataucts rue the eur.apiraty slow's, be given up. This piopotott ~,,, after a me discussion, wog in the mom I:beral Illa ttttt a arcs ded to by the A ratsa. Itrv-litta Etat, who al.dei r,l, that the prnsto mum was loot cartiell nu by Tleasr . Lena, and lissislst, but by the . .11..Klatratra or Linoercoool. Tom Dorfenclauts were th.eit Acquitted V Con !piracy (try tangent). and brood Guilty of the KW. Tim !LINO V. CAII.TkIL. Thit wt. • pru,teut,oo of a tint lat nature, and the Liefend:tut ...a rho fuuud Cerny. Thr trinla umuine.l the time of the Court from ten in the tr.Jrninf till %ix in the evening. We gave, List writ, n a.....usst of the capture of the Mor:ri .4trtunio, slew. Us:itnit, by the bouts of the Dreadnought. During the time they were bringing her out, they wire (moiled by the destructive tire. of Wks tr.,ops; and, *r are sorry to state. were not nide to irtorn It effectually, as 11. e Ftritrit soldiers were enlisted ma a tremendous pie. rip... 4-, nod Secure from any attack th.it rueful be itiado• no then. by go e:hall but brace e party. lauuches' or: onades did the most ext., tuirm. Wirt plirt, the !Atrial much with grape-shot. The mar. en our part is very cousidera aisle ; aid, *lnch is the most paiuful part of our ditty to relate, consists of oue Minter's Mate. ens N 11•6111,4111111. teo seamen, and IWO 1116,11.1.11, tiled ; two Leuteisauts. two Nlidplati.a.e. , 18 an.l nine marine' wounded ; five a. omen met our usarme miming: two boats e;ut, at It berry Inc.. (the Admiral', barge and the poloat.-) drthrrt ashore during the •ctio.., and w. I. taken p0,.....0n of by the enemy, in CO!ist 41ilt tIC• or tiwor being shot thron;th ; and the I .unt h. u. end talllorMg to bring ilium rtf„ I ad a number of men wounded, an d was pre v. wed from accouipl , ghtrg it, frnu. Isis enemy hairthe ary .. them up high on IWAtti. Mr. slittnevvotr, M aid Mr. . 1140 0 M. !ehionon, very g11q..11, and prOiDillin )441.10( torn, Laird wh.le buw GI the prize, and in the act of outrun adh the boats' Crew. Kitl..l-1. Shore. A. Leery, seamen; Corporal Jackman, sad T St{.loll, EllSVitbtl. W..tenJerlH Crtur., S. Blacker, Liolionaalo ; Mr. Dor a Mr. Dens , is, %Ipteleopmert ; A. DMus; J. Northeolo ; J. Doorbc i A F.Ari.tai ~ itrce clean C. LAte; N. Lame! ;A. Mno ; M /al A. Morrell D. *Kink,, J Conan; .1. H.:.ds (AJs..ir4r. Commas/0 M .tN F . dc ar d a ; bruips u y ; J 11••••ti.m; J Rater; J. Sian: J Coition .sate,. l'ortor, ; J. Constable; P. Pal. m.r ; N PorSeld; J. Masson, (mot.* &of); Corporal Oklacra. raarit.e,s. Castles. J. Forlilts, R. Den W. Tither, J. lionlily, Moss 3 S. Cli.oswl4, r