The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-19 00:00:00

ST. StIMM'S PALACE. , ro coroonn y attending the Pistsee on Saturday slier the crate of His Majelty'i numerous as tboee of Friday ; but we rivet:rely sorry the Balletrus were not Ili cheering. following w ere among the numerous la. m•r aln -- Utley od Vicountets iantlrr. '•WO !es Trout ,a . : luich pg. 14, Orimigr i AO* r a tter Eimick air !fr Bre , ke Jay o.lladds, 4 Siert rar of Rochfoed Viscountess IVellingtcs Lord Gruntley Colonel Upton Sir H. and Lady Wilson Lady C. Hroce Lord Holton Lady Llolton Earl of Roselyn Mrs. Culling Smith boa nger Countess Roselyn Lord G. Heresford Lady A. Leith Sir C. Hordes Priare and Princess Cartel. Licata General Sir T. Trine Lard and Lady Bailieley Mr. Gimpy F.arl Be/borough Counsel's FAUCtIi . herr fiir J. Lady, and Mn. Ikeda Rullestou Sir J. Curr General Hulce Sir W. 31 clone % io n. Verney. Earl of Bernie u , r r o ,...leir Lady Pui ten a 47istoplier Smith Major C. Smith ;111 oS Mr. BediogfivOil Duke and Dashes' dle Pim', Irks io a rluirra I.ord Henniker Todd d Lemke Sir C. Isillota rico Slime, sir H. Engl.-field marine Sir F. Baker ex* Lord Grantham nd Catatiss Bridge. Lady Day Sir J. Anstrather Admiral and Lady Ord Sir J. Pulteuey .A Crickett Earl and Countess Ports. S.lsailissoe mouth ' NIS IMV Laaglsam Earl said Countess Lindsey 0. Irhy Row. E Goddard Alderman Birch General Bolton Lord Winkhuase Drill., of Hauer Dike of Leitastoor The Common Swivel of London Earl of Strathmore Sir G Dailas Sir W. and Lady Rush Mrs. A S,rria*icn Laioy 17e Crcipot;ny Lad, Reads Lord Saltonn Mr, Haaskisson 111 r 11 T. Tempest riscouut Chstoryind Lady and Mille Cottrell Lady Hamilton Mr end Lady A. IMirbig Lady Seism Air. and Mrs. Croke, General Ogilvie H. R. H. the Doke el Glos. tester The Speaker of the Hoots of Latto , Cidniekt frideadiali• vcosact Astaissder cA•atto It hunt - Roe ley S a..ii Amt V , rnmi York e Mt‘bortlttKil Slrpilril bilCUttteit vgr , Ltterpooi y Murray 3 Adair . U,II a Commons Honourable Mrs. Bows General btaslizie B.f M sepbensua CW8411; 1 4 Sir 0. Gordon Lord Pete. hurough The Spanish Ambassador the F. Vase F. Compton Luiy lowan Used.% *.lleft Art Ruins Pala Driers Mr. Wallace [qv, &mem Earl of Slarelestlehl Tat :helms of Cniedeo toed Kinitaint • ' '44y 1. Jlostagn The Lord Chief Biro* aid Co antis s Cerdicao Earl of Warwick Ind Cattiness Aylesissey Lord Meatlifierd id Lady Cnortosn LadY'L. Maedituald ' Lady hence Sir A. J..lneston ColuittlVye Lord C. sad Laity Bo lin& Lord Brownlow Lodi Drotenlow Sist Hums ..• Dr. Hervey Catania Wise piste of Queensberry Colonel and Mrs. Stout Captain N. Stuart Archbishop of Canterbury Earl Mena Mr. MiSlaniai • CO;11116e1 Hornig' Cease's! sir H. Dalrymple The 111i , hop of Witichester Duchess of Leinster Mrs. C. Beauclack Lord St. John Sir C. B. Boughton General Gordon Mr. aid Mrs. Wielrbans Mr Tierney Admiral Marchioness of Downabire Admiral Apodaca Madame Apodaca Lord Bolton Lard Maynard Countess Dowager of Mac clesfield Ludy Mary Parker Ali?s Kinuaird iiitioaird 1 AIrJ John Sinclair M-ijor-Gentral Burn it-s. Alt stingier Starkey S.; J. C. Ilippisky Lady Dalrymple Mre. James' Owes Earl of Kingston Sir amide to C'olonel R. Cooks Colonel Boller Admiral Lord Buistock Lady Radonck Min. Henry Windsor Mon. Mrs. H. Windsor Captain Wetherhead Sir James Cockburn (:eeeral Ilensou Captain Bremen I:coeval Marr-y Colonel Clephane Fast of Limerick Captain South Rrv. Ur. Carry Canoe) Ethane Sir cAsingto , Cassia Fichi.ne Lady Lord sail Lady Rolle Sir W. albeit CntstabeProilett, B. N. A Namibia ,fibread tei, sot Itimulauton and Lady Beauchamp Haim hsnla nolo .add Lady Bickerton .11.1nyh';1.1 W, Rankes stets riodlatot Fmnpbell 'ger 1.,:u1y Si Mop :err 1.311 y Gips Xmali, Deigetum, M.P. Flol;w041 a uf Theraoni of lin:by of Pomfict a. A. Goldainidt Geldtm.dt In. B. GoldsintJt. Hereford aad Mina Barclay Doane f 5 . ,161•us I 1.44, , c. , ^t sad Viscousln, Crrx uc m. %II - and Mi, Start Geo. Burd en V.ttil lone Ambassador Lash, hir;tma teal( Ifaspdaa ‘ l lOO4 lisespdits C hraainck • Tlitginp Ta , leinn rd Id.niitfidt4 N.* Trevolt .r. hitt Dw.afier of Let.ls Mateuitida • I • 116 •14 tit Guards Gly m , Ammon -4 , 11 • u . tter .• af revere% Ma t i, c "r▪ d Aleut Edicolitor 4 411, ()ski.% tot 4 Stout Gvi MA:tlatal *AN 14•4 ROO &Pa Lel T i m P I 3 1 1.npills " 4 , }Shia! Mrni, ""_ 4 ). 11,..• °.") traiKts tiarpir tr tit oss Laid Talbut Colonel Anon Vac Ant 1,2-c , Tit • Ciearast ST. . 1 A tint Tor COOP • al j~jrr site nokit toi e• ILSVeIeIY , cbettieg. following tywu - aln hob kin() *WIC 1,040 • ~t sod vicoul i m i oneib Nona Monate. • Ca:letup 4Cbt;ter • Jab Cradoek I C , o sTe6" of So::.1. ich A, 111,1 Stan, M a l nicer Dodo • • Baellar Alias teeter .„1 Gaattt lam !Ivor& ern te ti. Sad 44 tut/ so.w. tusnr •• en TUG. 4esecr icaloplel Csiie,et Caa 1. PO% . Bctardrt at Les Cheeks Sam Senweillt tede• asd Cowden acre Emit .4 A Crielkett %.I%adlitsaa • W. 941.141, LIU 80. if. 'eh; Stares ,enact Leans Let:LA:ea Callefai . Ali armee Camerae Lady Milo* Cab Lad sf Cat 4 of Ty icasact Row he Swirialoa tuba The Caaalt.ola Vdlvrs ;rnrral Mane Lait.C4l Realty vol ..!eirrq Mrs. 5. 'lre' )ear Anre Vernon tatbistop of York Maimed GlllllOO Slrt B-r.diun grlgenboniwth 11110714rn Cuitrell WyCuttrell *NO Ltrerpo suln• titan Dawson LOAM Murray sad M. 3 Adair a E. Dt F. Cu.opton aqf Lait* 1141.1114ntac lait Ileum Ift.laitott ilest Boers. . garlef)kinert ined &mem The :helms of GO WI J. Moutmoi asteoanust L Ind and Ciwaten and Lady Con Led awl Lady Kt' INtißi,ers • llorquis of Headga ±:1 bread gr. fori. oat Roan had and Lady Bei Lord HauthiPlorlaPl h In and Lady Bi a W. J. Sankt' ' l , Clicks; ,f lad} J Canpbell twilit Lady 144 f i. l o:grr 1.3.1 y GII 41 small, M.l' •••.• De Daigostuto, 51.1 lad Holland 111,441 s of Therm la 16. If wtemill, • ELI uf bieby . Couonees of pump Ira A. Guldiatid Guldam B. Gnldaisidl Lay Hertford 14 LW, oad Alive Ras la; loril Donne P litlfopt.f 144114. w 41 Sr& Latee-t and Viet • et' rta uc . and Mrs Lea Burets t, • Vaottil lone A• 42 tirr;i h ,; Lath, e tad theabliadmlll Cat (.uner Ord 11,9.014 !WI 11.• J 1 vacant Ifospdai , r dlanulta Hatay i L oNC Loneinek Gat Todetno Lln Twirlen lo• Ltd u Be'* Mau M.* 'recent C•l s !al el,ne•kill ' elms 8 . 4 Lids &Oman.% JJu • Aelailal air C. ...ra thelle w Rae - L • ,el. Manila uri , Reeve. sal I R • Wp m , rte 4 ▪ 8, 1 Amorous )o, be Rid._ of revere% to* ". 1 1 4 1,Wc 'hat I, .PA 04.4 et E.lB Bakt P c Leif L; lleaart ag Rte Gee M a ▪ y .4.1/W 4 i 1..4 44. Lail To apple , re • r a n . , ma mu, .`•3l ta, nh ' " ro • nadf faaocts St. JAMES'S P.ILAC'E. Thc Prfe.:nce Chamber was crowded itt "eller'lll. vrsb-r.lay Iwiore two o'elock. meet ehentlte Privy - Cnni aher was opcned. where N the e swere In at_ teinlat.ce to phew the Selletias. the throng end pressure wre rery grret. The Little Withdrawing !loom was atio mach rrowided, where Varcoset Wettworth was in attendance as Lord in Waiting. and G.ieralCainphell iiititnutn. The Serjesnt- Porter eery politely read erlenri to. those assembled at the top of the Grand Staircase thie Halletise. The following were among the 4tielicirerni--, , .- Vi. , ronni Wentworth Colour I Fuller Genrral Campbell Mr: Leigh t.oid Somerville Sir Ruh O'Reilly - Lord Charles Spencer Priam sod PriweessCasteki. Lord Arden mita Viscountess Weetworlh Capt. and Mrs. Rededale Lady Frances Harper Earl and CnuotesoCarysfirrt Sir Charles Floirer The Ladies Proby Mr Cromm% Earl Grey Ilan. Henry Verney Fail of toindenlitle A ldermau l'hristophe • Smith Pigment end Viscesaters Ilir Recorder rf Loudon Dencannon Mr. I:ro 'r7;ek Coirdesa of lieshorough Sir David Dundee I.ady Romilly Lady pandas Mr. and Mrs. Croker Fad of Wierbileta Sir H Rorraml Mr. Samuel Thereto* Sir J Nirholl Rev. Hegel Butler Lord and Lady C. Bentinek Rev. Weerles Better Lord St. Helens Bishop of BsegOr Mail and Countess of Pew General Gerdes broke Colonel Gaitskill Earl of 17/Fart Mr. John Gallakill Mrs. A. Somairen Mr. Henry Galtalcell Slr Martin B Folkes Sir Morris Bigamies Lord Ellenhorough Sir Frederick Baer Vimoustess Wellsagtoe Mr. Hicks I.iiml Bat Minion Capt. Rabic, R. N. The S..licit.w.General Sir J. C. Hiptisley Lady Plainer Mr. and Mts. COMM Lord Grindley Earl of Alwergsvemay Mr. Ant. ohne Hon. Mrs. Walpole Dr Andilie Capt. Toms, k. N. Sir W. Smyth Mr. Ackerin% Mr. NVellesley Pols Mr. Andrew Matthias (:ehmel Jeultiusou Mr. Marshall Mr Boleyn Sir John Gillman General 'Farletnn Mr Peel Earl of Il.iinuick Min Peel Mrs. Atkyos ..... . Sir K Prcl Mr. Wslirale Te Bishop of Salisbury Lady C Spencer Archilerc , i SlrYot Colonel Barry Lady Wentworth Mr to Eta Smith, M.P. Sir O. Gor.lun Miss Cartwright Mr. T Codar's Sir John OW Lord Kenyon Lady Dad Lord daneslay 'Lady Clambers Lady dllll/411(7 Miss Chambers The Duchess of Leioster Sir Job.. Aii , lidither ' Mr C. Branch,* Major Cleiveral.Let ' , Visa-onus Joceryis Viscouriscandetuo Viscount Cathcact Mr. and toady!:. Buckley The Duke De Albuquerque Mots. Mr, ,and Mrs. West Lord Peterborough Lary C. Merit Sir John Sinclair Barns Back= Mr and Mrs. Timmy Me Adam Platonist Chrtaryud The ]Eater of the Ras Mr. Stepney Colonel Bayley Lady :old Miss Crofton Moss Garth Lord Napier .. _. .. _ __ Captain Garth. R. N. Lady 11:abal Ilry Marianas Archbishop of York Earl and Comdr.** of Arran w attal Hopkins Mr W. Irby Major Pleallerlcath Mr'. L. Denser t ofoorl B Cook Mr. Ray Archbishop of Canterbery Su' H. Montgomery i.e,. % r sremetee g el Sir I t - ..kburn Mr. 11.1. s Sir 11. C.ewe Admiral Apliu Lord Sc,.. s. , :yle Mr. Elliott Adm. Murray Admiral Campbell Sir Matthew Blenheim Dowager Lady Donegal The Speaker of the House of Miss Bing Commuos Lady C:aremdfit Mrs. Abbott Baron Wolfe Mr. Parker The Sardinian Ambassador The American 31ittister Countess De Fruet Mrs. Piatkaty Ludy Atiderea Lord and Lady Dungannon S.r Job's Andersolf Three Mums. Buller • Sir J. Shaw Mr. W. 11. Rebbosue Alderman Birch Earl Portia The Chambeirlasa of Loudest Lord Clive Sir IS/ACM.II4 Ado. Young Major Sidney (home' Holse Mr. Bald. ia L.rd Nrathfield boater Lacy Ca..)aglaam Earl Pomfret Colonel Am** Mr. Pelham Coteau' Cook Countess Dowager Erroll ~ Dr. Meta Mishap of Derry Admiral Apodaca Hun. Sirs W. Lessor Madame Apulate Lord 311 , 1 Lady Bolton Bishop "(Cheerer Colonel Hobert, Merkel.' Owslow • Mrs. arid Mies Oilman Mrs. and Mus Eyre i Mrs. DAnier Marquis uf Seaford Lord Gracility Mr. Reeves Tise..unt It....elask Lady Dalrymple Colobel Hornet M 44 Dalrymple Dr. Tree Earl Moans- Edgcanibe Major Thornton Captain Sutherland Sir F. Wilson Countess Roseberly Lea, 11. Elekiiis Mr. Sib-ester Mr J. Murices, is. M. Earl Mesbnrough Lard Paltne.stoa Thuile , * Dowager of Leeds General Norma Mr. Bulkelcy Lady Drammood Mr. Jekyll Mir J. sad Lady Perrin 1... rd Grametnn Dr. Bally lady Grimstou Lord Benritit I .adies E. arid H.Asbbus nham Viscount Desrisswl Sir Waker Sterling Sir Eyre Coal 1.-..1e Heatheote Cukor' Mattlad 1......1 and Lady Cs centime Mr. Miller Co!nael Robibmwa Fart of Portmore M.. Busk Hun. Mrs. Howe Mr. W. Bootle Mr and Mrs. Aube Viscount Falmouth 'Jlts. Sullen Lord litayelas Mr. Frederick Nicolay Mr. Mislead Sir. Anderson Mr. Hell Hr. Daeuport Mr Kies lAtiii.•Colonal Banbury Si. John Pinborn R,.. Mr. Lazard Earl of Coreatry Major-General Malian Loauuks of Conger/ Mr Bernard, M. P. Mr. Pemberton, 2ki Life Guerra.' end Mr... Fauklin Guards Lord Hubert Fitryerald Dr. %Instal Lady Habert Fil‘erahl 7elfrs. IV Arr H. R. IL the Duke of Glen- Mr. Meknes enter Dr. Blanc Leos, Mienaied Mr Tee nelsend The Dachas of Gordoa Dowager Countess Posslyn Canters de Bridal Mir 11. Dashwoad Major-Gamut Crosse Dr. linmenan, M. P. Mr. Phelps Adams Cuuutess Dowszer DI Sefton Sir Vro Rey. Dr.Goeset Dow J ager Lady fl - us Miller Rey. Mrs. Gomm DowAter lode 1..01.1a1e (.Seat.-General Barclay dy e ST Forayer Rev. S. Birch Earl l Countess Lindsey Rev. Colonel Sysis L.i.l of It osaly• air. Sanders, nil Guard.. E.,1 of Duchy Mr. Henry Smith, M. P. Lord Dame Mr lime Mr. 4:orefail Mr. S.-leant Shah( rd Lsrdtileaberwie Vivie.. of I homoud .. r . L.ll.llgreee ier Marchnose...4 &bewail Desionetr Mr. Plow..ltu Earl of calk.... La Cleematee de Gomm Lord Wadetease 'Jr. Richard %Vali:obi Earl of Kist's:. •4 Rev Be. Waves.' Lard Jinni* Itir Genie Iseelreit tart a cert. c: Meet I.sucatta SIR RICUARD • The second of Creditors trotter the Guramission issiftd agoinet Richard took place on Sate:Airy at Guildhall. A meat immix., of debts were prove.!, einiaii;tilig al- Moat essiusivoly of Bills of Beeliasge. Pin. argu meat:toe plum relative to the 101 l fur 6001. held. by Pourerinier and Co. which had been put in at the first meeting; nor were any bills of a similar description attempted to be proved. The only ob jection made daring the day, was to artier% claimed lay Mr. Sharpe. the artist, which Si Richard op posed. Mr. Sharps stated. that, s.o.e time since, he had beta induced by Sir Richard' to furnish a set of &strings foe a Bible; these - he had left at Sir Itielsard'eltouse, and he bad repeatedly called on him for the purpose of premiss a settlement. This however, he. had never dose; and, after teeping the designs far five months, be had thought fit to return them. Sir Richard, on being interro gated as to the fart, denied having evet giveu any positive order; be had o loose conversation with Mr. Shupe on the subject, in which he expressed a wish to have some specimens of the description of drawings he alluded to.—He never heard any thing more of the matter until Mr. Sharpe sent home a complete set of drawinga.—Mr. Courtney (the Com nroisinuer) inquired of Sir Richard, whether lie had had the drawings in his possession for five months, as stated fie answered, that he did net think he had had them in hie romession for five days at say our t o ut—lie load sow, be thought, completely done with them. as he hod sent them home. They were the malt shoroirsabie, vagabond, blackguard productions he had ever seen she would have been ashamed to putlieh them! tis had a Bible in his possession. printed in the beginning of last century from the plates of which Mr. Simples design were evidently copied. Mr. Sharpe Shortly observed, that his proles ions! character way too well known to be injured by any thing which Sir Richard could advance; whom he world not allow to be a judge of the arts.—Two years ago he had car ried away the pre:DMus in the Artists' Gallery. Mr. Courtney was of opinion that the debt should be admitted; nor would has permit any farther al tercation on the subject. Sir -Richard acceded, ohiterving that " he wished to lean to the side of tleht, the amount of which we did not leers, was thee proved. The Solicitor under the Commission then reed the names of four Gem dunes, for the peirposa of Assignees being col lated therefrom: The parties nominated were Mr. Alderman Magoay. stationer; Mr. Morgan. of Lad gine-street, stationer; Mr. Thomas Gillet, of Soli,- • bury-aquae, printer ; and Mr. Cooper, engraver. A second list was presented by one of the Gentle men prtoen , , which however. was the same u the former. with the exception of Alderman Magnay's name being omitted. and that of anathe7 Gentle men% inserted. Mr. Courtney observed, that. as it was then growing very tate, the bather considers ten of the business had better be adjourned ; and Wednesday next, at 2 o'clock, was appointed for another melting. The is-eying wits extremely numerous. The demands the bankrupt's estate. we understand, are oetweeu 70 and eo,oool. to answer which titers is property to the amount of 175,0001. Letters have been received from Dunkirk to the nth, and from °demi to the 12th inst. Bo *PAU'S was expected to arrive at Dunkirk on the 6th ; but the shiest of his jouruey is not alluded to io the letters. The esplrtatiois of core had been prohibited throughout France. The Cartes have decreed the political Liberty of the Press, bye inajonty of 70 to 32 voices. Of these 32, noir unly v ted against the immediate adop tion of the project ; the other articles of which were afterwards discussed and approved. _ . The expectation of a change of Administration, and consequent dissolution of Parhemeut, is so strong in Dublin, that Mr. PLungerr, the late Solicitor.Generol,• anti Mr. Lents Forfra, the I present Member, are canvassing the University of that oity. Wednesday afternoon, es the Sheffield and Not tinghoin new light coach, called the Hone, was turning the coiner of Augel-street. St. Martin's le-Grand. on its way to the Angel Inn, it was up set, by which Wean* the Guard was precipitated through the window into the shop of vows the Shoemaker, and the cmichman was much hurt; and a soldier belonging to the Light Dra goons, who was an outside passenger. was severe bruised, and had one of his legs much jammed fry foiling between the coach and the shop window.. The insnde passengers fortunately escaped without any material injury. An buoisition was taken en Thursday, before T. Csw., Esq. Coroner for WestininAer, nt the house of Mr. RAY. in Charles-street, Berkeley square, on the bode of FRANCIS riARING. Esq. who shot himself at leis house. No. 4t, in the same street, on the preceding day. The deceased was a nephew of the late Sir Francis Ilsring; mad it ap peared by the testimony of two witnesses, that he had been in a desponding state far some trine past, arising, as it was suspected, from perunisry embar rassment. Having seat his video to order dinner, Mr. BAIIING locked himself in his dressing-room, and shortly niter the report of a pistol alarmed two female servants in the lionise. Two neighbours. M es sr s . R oat NSW( and Rae. broke into the room, and f0n..11 the deceased lying on his fact, dead ; boll hAvitid entered him forehead, shot away part of hi s h n • a d. lie bit' a pimtol in each band, and one war found loaded Verdict—lnsanity. A few days since au Inquest wan taken at Peng. mouth. on the body of SA.:AU Caairroan, who. there in pre•umptive FrN9Oll to believe. p9nrecl bail kod downs leer duvet lo effect her death ! Whets medical amietaisee nine called to visit her. she *an Mond auseire, lief worth and pirt of her tongue in • date of mortification (which prevented her taking medieines). out her daughter etiptennent her fears that her snothie bad swallowed tithed rater, which inig'it be the rouse of it. as she haul found a pipe in the chimney corner with tame solder so It. She /hid the heat vlay.—The Jury retartud a verdict of Insanity. and that the cause of he death was the iu her tidal% The huahaorl of iliin poor amuse walked into the see at Soothsea Cuot- I ei:uo, last earewate, aud.keased himself a.,w pi;txf. uonaria On Viiday ev:olig WPrilre He. ry and Merle, I'IPA -. 11, lads bastes seventeen and .ichteen yeant of. age. welt' &ought to the abuse Office, charged lulls rub b ing skel. of Km Mike, of Great Rut.elhstreet, Witoniabort. It appeared tut evidence„ that About twelre o'clo:k at nood on Friday a mot of the name of limy Garrott was paining the atop of the proaccutrix, ..144 - .,s;:ig rtiseue7s 1..1.44 in at the window, th..l knownig them to he reputed thieves, be waielod thew, and ',et Prisoners take an instrument (supposed to hr a Jearsoi.4 ) out of his pocket, and rota squat, /It aloe 6y the Prisoner Clover pushed it and Berry, .11t1 a hooked piece of wire, took some silk stock ings, snot they both thew wade off. Garrott followed theta into 1)1 id-street, wherein observed them give the stockings to a sons, sod they all west together to a Pewailwirker's iit Broad St. Giteesi the girl went to, sod the Prisoners re moved iii the street; he followed the girl into the shop, telt the Pawnbroker whet tie had area, took the stocking. (rum her, and went into the ?tree with aq intentions of stearin the Prisoners 7 be succeeded, In re , iing Clover, Lot here= ran off, and made his eseape. Glover a pi'roomed to Brown Bear pubtir hoot*, where Blackman, the eiwistable.• being integrated who the otter robber wait, weld. Gibs's, and apprehended Berry. do the evading the who went to pawn the etoekisgs called opus theta at the Brows Bear publie.liosise when she woe recognized, talaii Into esstody, soil commi tted with the Moose's for the`iii fence. The Prisoner Berry was acquitted at the lost Old Bailey Spinosa for a siwitbsr offence at ajeteeller's slop is Uulhara. PALACE COURT', Nov. 17. • BEFORE SSA JAMES ELAND suautss. Lroris t. LKEU. This wits In sc tiers brought tinder the (alloy. ing circiitustanrea:—Mr. Pant wee the manager and owner of the Theatre at Tottenham-Com '- Road, till the early part of last sear; but having had a docket struck against him, Mr. Walker cam. in as a Trustee, on the 31st of .I‘.ly. Mr. Lewis, had his benefit. which brought in 601.-141. only was coming to him. and even of that 71. wits paid, end lie promised to pay him the other on the fol lowing aey, which he has not, but refers him to Paul the bankrupt. Walkci's inomiwing to psy it was distinctly pros - . d by the performer?, uld verdict for 71. was takes'. THE ANIVESLEY CIINTEST. marry, nor. 14. • POLICZ OFFICg, DUKE.STKEET. irn consequence of an application made at Ilia Office. upon the part of the Nall of Aiineidey, a warrant against Suphis Connor, commonly called the Coantessof Anisesley. the Magistrates Oppoine ed Alunday the ledli inst. for the put:prier of raw tag tutu a previous investigation of the nature of the transaction upon which his Lordship's claim to their iintegos:non was grounded. About noon the Earl arrived, accompenied by Lord Ilowth, and his lair-iteent. He stated, that he attended there for the purpose of vindicating Lie ch... teeter from a foul aspersion thatbod been cast upon it, by the distribution of a hand;drilt. 1411110Utleilig the loos of a boy called therein .• the Earl of An nesley;" the object of which had boen inen ifeeed, by an insinuation at the late trill. that he had been instrunreotal in procuring the disappearance of the boy ; and also sufluent. d Mr. Mitten* Annealey. who was ufmnioned upon that trial. to withdrew ; when, in fact. it appeared that he hied been kur pusely sent out of the way by Mr. Jefferys. It appeared by the testimony of Joitn Barrett, who stated himself to be Agent to the Londonderr. Mail-Coach, that on the night of Sunday, Oct. 2i, he was accosted by a woman apparently disguis-:!, but who afterwards turned out to be Lady Arne:- ley. This was iu College.green. She de.ired wit - aril to bring her up to the Derry coach. *sited deponent whether he knew her. and' he so swered iii the negative. Upon this she told him who she was, and she wished to send a youirg person. who was to have given evidence epee' lek-r trial, but who bad been found too ynun; for tbe purpose, to Omagh. She called her Miss Kelly. That having come up to the cinch, she partly welt in, and conversed with a youilg person then there, in the deers of a female, to whom lie gave a parcel, of some kind or other, tied up in a handkerchief. That she took leave of this young person with many tears, recommending her to the care of Bar rett, and desired him to tell the guard of the coach net to take any money from the child. Witore swore that he has since heard, and now believes, that Cot , person so committed to his charge was th boy conimrinly col!ed Lord Annealey. He forthkr stated, that the boy's mother promised to pumice h'rn a situation in the Post-office, as a reward for his fidelity in executing this Upon this evideoce, an application was made by I.Grd Anneoley fora warrant to apprehend the lady. upon whose behalf • !edgy hoar tier was pre:ditto! and state& that she knew of the boy** leaving town, bat denied that she had ever in:ine ated that Lord Annestry was the mower it. The, on the contrary, she had written to Major Lord A.enesley's friend, to scitiaint hint tint sLe knew' the child was safe, and had returned to sch^o! Mr. Dowhog, the law agent for Lady An nesley, declared his conviction that Lord An. neeley was in no manner whatever coneernee. it: the disappearance of the boy; neon which, and Mr. Dow ling declaring that his instructions were ice proceed in toe ejectment cause forthwith, to prove the legr.irnacy of the boy, and legality of his chtin. to the Earldom. Lord atonealey consented fur the present to withdraw hi. application for a ' gamut against the lady, and to take no farther steps is the intended prosecution for a conspiracy against hie r Lordship. immunw.• %temley noon, a c•irttoad of meat coppel 4t rod of Wins-iifice-co . iri.i . i Fleet-stre.r. nca tis • the lad Who otter red it ws• t4sitig wine loins mutton to the Cheilitre Cherie Chap•hocss. a. butcher. with a tray oi. his %lioulder, twit, the o;- pisetvinity of stealing a hoe ling, leg of unitton,..ii; of the cart. which he put in his troy and very Oen. herately walked away with it. A rennin who saw the transaction told the of the c truia3talice on his return to the earl. awl he and sev:ril others set ups hue and cry and vursitril the thief. Tltey (would sight of biro turning the- corner of Woe renx-rour. and just 1!4 he got tote Milfat.l-1:11 • he as• by the lad. who, asalsted by when, took him and ga►e bite in charge to a conitsble.— Tine fellow per, sled. Imisterat. ut assertiug tint tic mottos was his frau. I