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that the worthy Baronet hod voluntarily evaded the honour of a public exposure. intended for hiris by his soi-disant Committee. The folloWing corn. m unicatiou will show that our intelligenCe was cor rect TO VIE EDITOR OF TH T. BRITISH PRESS. SIR —1:1 consequence of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT not appearing in public this diy, Mr. bleasot.aost, one of the Committee who arranged the Prisess tuid myself, waited upon Sir Fasiscts Bus usiry, at Wimbledon, where a conversation took place, of which the following is the substance, and is publitlied by the permimiad of Sir FIANCIS. I sin, Sir, your most obedient servant, issias Powat.t.. Secretary to the Committee of the Friends of sir FRANCIS BURDETT. Ditlrsday, use Si, 1810 , Half past t 1 ot sight. We were received by Sir FRANCIS Buenert In the presence of his brother. Sir FRANCIS conduct this day had been the result of the deepest reflection; it had occupied his more than half the time he hal been in notwithstanding the public the Tower ; that , might feel disappointed. and would, no doubt, clo ven that disippointment strongly. yet he was that. ia less eion sig weeks. there would not bee t eller tisig mind in the kingdom, that would not approve or «11.-it lie bad done. Their enetitie-. he said, hai b ten base enough to charge him with the Nooti that had been shed ; and had he. by gratifying h e personAl vanity. been the cause of • sia!„!e aceid-nt. or the death of any person. he &wild hire reflected upon it with pain for the re ;minder of his life. We stated the little.pmbabi-' litv of, and. the preestaiym that had been taken to prevent, even the possibility of mischief. Sir VSIIIaS replied, there wis no answeriug for public feeling. We farther stated, that hi.. determination o ught to have been made known ; to this Sir FRANCIS remarked, that it was absolutely necessary there should be en expression of pleilic sentiment; that we. now complete, and his being iu the procession roo m not have added thereto. We said, we wished ihs!soine of our friends had been in the Tower, to hare forced him into the carriage. S.r FRANCIS expressed his gratitude. for that expreaWoli of kiurlurios. mi. indeed. he did to all Ida friends, but tint would have had the appearance of passe; that he looked only to the public cause. which he was convinced wird& he beneii ted by his conduct, sad of tin' aft his frieuda would, no doubt, be conunced. The following letter * received by Mr. Sheriff Wono, wiple in waiting, on Thursday. at the Tower, in exp"et.it for Sir FIANCES BUID6Ti: • Tour, Jim 41, 1419, t►atf put fuer, p m. Sts—At the rs quest of the betrer, Joint Sr )(t, EN, of Poplar, I keg lest;! jgauttreiuu. SilAl my honour, that, at hall-past three o'clock, thi. att.-roma, I saw Sir FAA NCIS Ilvapart, ac rotssalted by three friends, get into a boat, and lie vas instantly rowed down the " 1 Mk the honour to be, " Sir, your obedient servant, Dsstr.t. NVlLLtsiss. " Magistrate at tips Police-Moe, Whitechapel." U Mr Reo4l " This is the offioial repot or the disappointment nitten , nei..l by the populsee, on Thursday, who ersirde: (rum every Ivan of the Ifetropolis and its in especratioo of seeing Sir Fasting* bulthetr proceed, ii grand processtots. from the Toon, to his boast in Piece(ldly. Its persistl sill strike our readers with astoniahmeat. It appears hen this statement. pnblished by the persons lug the:inches t've Baronet's Committee, that they considered hi:n a mere tool and instrument iu ten hind s , without • single property or quality of a free agent; for. say they, d• WY said we wished ah.t limn- of our friends had been in the Tower, to nave forced him into the curriog.;"— W e have ever given credit to Sir Fiume is BURDET r for his talents and his virtues ; we now congratulate km upon his gond seine. in throwing off the yoke i •lll'c'sed upon him by a set of miserable, month. ten, and psi -disgust patriots. They have indeed a tt! notion or liberty and equality. They boast es , they would have ferea their pretended idol 1 .4 , its they pleased. iss direct opposition to his • • 11, 1. feelings. and diecretion: yet leave hint to orrisonally, for ell the consequences ; and thy, they have the impudence to say, the Wor. Harouet thanked thesis fur. Ai as high honour. 11 a bete reeeie r4 l Ne w York l'apOrs to the Inch e! %ler, but their contents are not impvrtent. The 4.1,1 mt ht , l not al - Avert at that date in the Admiral CocnasmE has discharged • "iv American searnen serving tinder taspressinent rt th.! Nit idron off it el 'loupe. 1 prohibitio n of the export of corn from rrkiet• is further equifirin, d by letters teceived from v.! on Thurs. Ly. II r stock is said to be barely 'lent for her own conswoptioo. The prolii ig not solely restricted to expoes to this hit eittamts to I lull vud, and all places or oh- Rhine awl Meow. ,4 4ilitrifiry on ritiwe-s dulled' at chelit‘ford. s Iran the lirrtfotil Militia to march int it.ly fmm the New Barracks, and to go into left nil Neth er orders, in doe vicinity Or The reg.:await tic. rantingly, b e t ween • *e l se I "v e• ivrocredet Oft the rave tower'', Lt)n. PAc:i ml.l mosided with sixty it4ti c.iriridge. Toe Ilither regiments in 'V there hare been directed to hold themselves itoniniss to swarth towards the ))) :is, 4nould ' rersite y be esquires!. i . . , 0 IV t st. 2tit..........._ . c :4lr e! • a 1/11........ not oirpo one of t!' s u io r : r. i, T 3l: t l idler, of is publish 1a Tborsdai Halt pa We we in the p of the de sishai twm the Tom might fel mit ers II conrined not be an not apnroi he said, I with the b gnitifying • tinge al slmdd h re maimler c kr of, au present, I fß4tt,;llt feeling. ought to h, 'embarked, should be we' new CI conid not thaN , ,nne bare fore, expres.ed kiloton.% but thus passe; tl which he conduct, be C011it• The fol Wool), r Tower, in Sta— &lca, E spa my thi: atm., constrain' was instal 11 Mr sh This is eal,eflO n ei c" , lfik . I voloiry, LIRDEIT Tower, to will strike hvn this lag thems considered thew him of I free wi.hed Trver, tr We have e for hie tel kg, up on imirneell "It, and r Itr 1 101 th,. lath/11,j • fr • p Ili nit% I re bll fir %tar, h 4.1•1 N.. 1 ,41•111 An Tie pi rram. is 0.• 941,, ent ti 4 1 , in 411 I) g4l • a '4.14 •;vit.ii `I 'Vim 64. • Th I I. 1 1)n. ' of rtni BIRMINGHAM; his 41. it is universally allowed that plays are Anti) per formed on our stage, th at would reflect credit on the London boards. Mr. Conway's 1141wIet. Mr. Ilarft7's Most, and Mni. S. Knoble's Ophelhi. were deseriredly and enthusiaitically applauded on Monday. Tuesday evening, Doctor Home's tra gedy of Dersg/ds was performed, for the benefit of Mrs. Young, and we hod the gratification of seeing thin excellent actress in the character of Lstli Ran. 41.1 A, which she personated with a pathos and in. terest peculiar to hie-Self. The fifth appearance of Mr. William M'Cready was in the part of Yowl.; Norval; his exertions kept rice with his former efilote, and afford every reason to pronounce, thin he cannot rank otherwise than aninsigst the lien scion of the age. No veteran could have evinced mote mind, sod have gained more applause than . he did, in exclaiming. " the bloat of Douglas will protect itself." The elegionee of his attitude, stud the very westerly posture of defence which he di.- played iu the last act. called forth tears am! ad miration. The whole p'eve Ravi *rich !teiseral sa-• ti.factioe. Urn the sooner it is repelled the !letter for the Maniere - • NEW-YORK THEATRICILS. The tonst favourite p --- ieees performing there last month, were the f.llowing :—Ur. Uiiannd'b play of rise Fortrul/iag If the Forest. tbe characters of which were thus east : Cutlet tle Valmont, Mr. Yonne; Loiterer:lle, Mr. I) o vk , FOrian, Mr. Simpson ; Bertrand, Mr 11.)bellcm; Mr. TW3111.; Gaspard, Mai/nine, Mr. liiitlsie; Lenn4, bfr lanAoley. Geraldine, Mrs. Young ; Mrs. Poe; Menace, Mrs. Won; Unknown Female, Mrs. wawa:— Mr. liesnohis's E rile, which was thus perform ed : Count Ulrich, Mr. Robertson ; The Governor, Mr. Tyler Rerun, Mr. Yore;; Damn., Mr. Simpson; S•rvitt, Mr Twaits, the Patriarch, Mr. Hanes; Welsein, Mr Dusk ; Rinsski. Mr Lindsley. estrowits, Thai Martin ; ib, P.m preis, Mrs. Young; Catherine, Mn. Pue; *buil, Mrs. Oldsaixon; Alexia*, Mrs. Males; Aims, Miss White ; Fe male Viibliter t Mn. Hog And Mr. Kenney s admirable and popular farce of Reifies the triad. Oa \Verities(lay fler MAJESTY. Princesses AO - SUPHIA, F.bizancrn. and Malty, sent to Ascot races to Site Hue NIA./ Err Ir'llOA of 10.0 guineas run for. which was won by Mr. MILTON . , coach hoer,. Her MAJESTV dined in the royal booth; die Dike of You, lord Havana, Count Mutterer. M.irgnis CORIOWALLI4 ; Gem-rola OWYIIII6,GARTH.ImeI Ftirargoir ; Coi.bY E a. Tin ewe, ke. wcre of the royal party. H.r M JESTT and the PATMCESSES returned to Window at six o'clock in the vreurlng. Prince's Asa ELIA reiniuus much the same as List rek. MuuTv and Princesses AUGUSTA and So- PIM Wok as ai:iog Tnursday morning in Windsor Great Park, • till twelverielock, wills their three o'clock visited Prtean; AMELIA. alll staid with her till half-part five o'clock. The QUEEN and Patmcessts went to Ascot Rees yesterday. T it duke of CUMUCAL AND continues to gather stre..gth. His Itnyiil High.ess left Carltnit-Itouse at ale o'elork yestrulay,acto.np lined l.y the Prince or IV A LEs, In Isis C.irriavi. and returned to ids start 'needs in the Staple-ysrd. St. James'a Palace. Countess ClummosoLLET intends to give her last grand root this se4son on Thursday next, at her lionse tw Piccadilly.; and no the following week her L rdysliip will give a grand mosieal party, previous to her delearture for the conn , ry fur the summer. . _ Etrl F I ORTE3CLIE left Woburn Abbrr. cm Thuni- day. for Leive,terslure, where his Lor4hip his put. chired Fl seat. tier Ladyship intend* leaving town in • fortnight. The Duchess of ST. ALBA eeS. en Thuisd.ty night, gave.. splendid rout, at her house, io was attrnded by upwards of 600 of • , the foshionsble world, including his Highness the Duke of GLoucarrea; Duchesses of RUMAND. NOITHAIICRLAND, Mutelloaouall. ' Altysthosge and Doane; the Marchionesses of SaLtsnua BAWL EXCT6II. DOWNIIIIIRS, etc. &e. Tim new td ty which hat bout re. 1.1 in the Green Itionn of the Haymarket Theatre, is from the pen of Mr. DimonD, and is said In possess extraordi nary intrrrsr . Mr. A e V OLP is cletArmitted to she* hi,. gratitude to the pri • Nrie for the patronage with which they ha wow tints. We understand he will shortly bring nut a new Opera from the pen of Sir J. BLAND Brants., the mask by Messrs. RLEVE and Flows. A LAWYER'S A rOVERTISENIRIT—fr..in an Ohio Paper.—li. DouGbas intends practising law, ise Chillentho, if he can get any dingle do. Ile in tends to be honest likewise. Mr. Ilaattax and Madame SUMACS'. &lenses; on Wednesday, at Herne's-11111, was a very grand and delo4htful entertainment. It Wes attended by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex. and about one hundred persons of distinction, and perfortners of the first-rate celebrity. The company began to assemble soon after two o'clock, when (ancing commenced on the lawn; the Vauxhall Pandeen bond, who were stationel in the balcony of the 'noise, pl tying a variety of lively airs. At five o'clock the company sat doan to a sumptuous cold repast. iu Priers' rooms. and in • nsessysie pitc'ted on the lawn. After the t-asts. the custo mary Arrnar were given in a new style ; viz. set to music by Mr. Ba iii tn. which was extreini-ly aintssinz, and was highly app:auiled. pertieularly by the Dike of Aussex. The shirt Fair Aurora." by Mrs. liii.waron and Mr. 114411.tg. woos en roe& The so mg " Sweet Echo," front Miurnis's lie titan' c 0.., was given, in the garden, tin n m mellowing style, be Mrs. A•lig, im,oso pin•e I by Mr. ou the floe. Smears rely. brat• - el The Butterfly's Ball." wits'snog in a r 1 •Itglitfal manner by Mr's. BiLt tut:roe. Mrs. Asa :, sou 111«Iame STon%cc. Mr. Smiler pre. ide lat the pisno•forte. Me. NIATIIEW , ex sted imitations. eiiiii;siaLi3e: eL Yesterday afternoon. as 14f. Sherrard was &jiv ing his tandem gig, the boric. took fnght near the Fiver Inn, and ran away. Mr. S. antiiµaorioevant jumped put of the gig. and reverie(' Wituarchal injury ; the horse were stopped by rot .lisg file neer shaft against the tomtit-wheel of the London stage waggon, n►arly opposite the Plaa",li Hotel ; the s'i ,ft luirse was thrown (two. and very much bruised ; the harness and tb: shafts of the g‘g were broken. The walk• of one diteretit Welk ethih:t all the attractive ineireaces of health, grace, Arid beauty ♦bile the ball-roam boasts au Yegatice rare! ) , equalled; in fact. , he believe, that in uo place more than Cheltenham, is to be found the union *0 ton genial to convalescence. of uuwearisome exercise, and unstrung amusements. The halls have been p irticularly well attended ; 23 coupe danced on Frolly, and liktAt . ly 41 many on 'dandily ; whith. in the summer. whim the lookers-on so greatly exceed the dancers. may be considered as making crowded rooms. Tile Card Itotim proateaark on the Wednesday evening Is be. conic very fro.hionable. The Theatre has had its share of public favour• Miss Rar's interesting and chaste deportment has rendered her • general favourite.; her style is ek treintly fasenvoing. and the More Cu, perhaps, from twiny,: so wawa!, as to have no characteristic pir:n 7 Visits. 1r witness, with the same riatisfaction as hot WOMAN. the acting of Waring and Chetterley ; indeed. the whole company is very rispectahle. The folluaing are among the most recent ar- Right II n. the F.arl of Buffo flir John mad Lady New. Pert, Sir John Nesbit, Sir Robert and Lady Wipes, "%ire Wm. Guise. H. Sleahrooke, H. Thainpmea Litotes...est. Cason! Sir tyro Coma; Licut..Colooel *Leis, Adak. Man, Yies.Attur rob; Colonels Lennox, Blackford aad and Martin; Litat,Colonels Torten, Cuthbert, Holster, H. Cope suet Jones; Major sod Mrs. Ware; Majors Brown and blilward Captain Machonorlaie; Dr. Honitho ' R.- rereads L. Faireourt, 11.7 Pyudier, Powell, A. tioadie, Cregory, J. Polar, and Martin; Messrs. and Mistresses Pendell sad hamily, Pastel., Harrod's, Potter Smyth , Lawrence, Tomer ' Bundy, Tiashrdt, Raikes a nd Wright Mama. Pnroaer, Downes, H. Downiest; Waosry, Gra ham, Taylor, J: Bolter's, Stasiard, Marken[.., Wil liams, Poet, Coals, Powers, Itimitspon Newtons, Lani. eon, Rubio", Liolsay, J tunes, Ervin, Brandon , \lllia e, Corliam, Moore, Douglas, Little, Carta, Bartle. Bristow, J. hustqlonn. J. Parry. P. Parry, Stewart, Wilkinson, Leech, H. Talbot, and Traverli Mistresses Colonel Plantar, Ag...ew, II collated, Ittilsius, Daraypies, O'Malley, and Belot ; Ilmrs Napier, Gui, ht , Richman, Seetb, I roach , Crider, Pecir, Werner, Reid, Harem/bans, Binbeld, &c. Jac. mc. SPORTING INTELLIGE.VCB. ASCOT HEATH. Tuvassay, J; 1R el. Ma fiord Highness the Doke of York's lido of sd. he .tt.. Mr. Name's hr S.. Cambrian Mr. Srd:►r'. Huambo ... Nir. Batru •-. br m. Sliii4 of Orleios . , the bane of York's M 11.4 Iwo 4 $ to I 41;111 the winner—mi.{ anon aget Rambo,. The Sr:rdey Soar* of lag. rich. silts furtett• lift II the It. of York's bf. by Sorcerer .. I Mr S Pearee'r,f I.) SUCCPref Sr C I!nahlin's 10 c.Jes,ttoy find F. rennet'. t'astnnen te• • • • • .••.• • • 4 Cootania the tinrinirite•••••l to t ova the winner. A Sweepatahrs of i.szt each, for hums aril ages that nenrr trun aunty than bogs at nay tine trefore the day of running, in Plate. Match, ur Sweepstake*. Mr l'Ate.ol's ck 1.. Gladiator Lard nereirs ant's h f try GAtanna Er.. b 4 ttion—.Utrr the held. ti to 4 on the •intscr• The Cuomo was thinly ottenale.l. Earl and COUNUNq CRIOLmuND:.L‘v stave a grand shouter, yesterday. at C.ro• Otot- , r w l'acc.ohlly, to the Evil of NIOIRA, the Earl nod Cuuntrriof Lnr.lind lady CMARLR% 134NTINCR. Count GRAMMONT. General notA Moi.Titirtui, and the HOD. DRUMMOND BVIRNLI. . Lord OWNDIR his retnrued to his brow. at Whitehall, frosulLith ; ui. Lorvlvhip is perfectly re curs red from his Lite severe stollioootoot, Lord and Lady. hlaißwoon proposes leaving town neat week, for their seat,Wetherby, Yorkshire. Sir UMBER/ HBATIICOTeII house in 4irr nor square. was the only noose iu the square which was illuminated on Thussday night—the blase of light. attracted a g eat concourse of people. who crie•l, " Par ont year lighter which. at one o'clock is the morning. was complied with. Hie Excellency the PSIIIIIII9I AMIASSADOS ha. got an elegant new light-bodied chariot. which I. just completed. It i. intended .as a prest:nt toll s PFIIIIIAN MAJBITY. The body is painted a brigta yellow.with rich silver plated moulding.. The Per- Won arias are well executed. It is lined with kin quil fain, richly fringed. The curried!' and *heels aro richly carved, representing tntons, etc. highly gilt : the harnesses are plat 11, representing the Persian flaj. _ Mrs. WALPO - LS'S grand assembly. lag night, at her house in Orefton-street, wu suited by a nu merous asseintelar of the faahionalde world. Lord Hawse ans. on %Veda's,.lay. removed from Mr. CSATSIII,IO &STAGS'S house.in Glances ter-place. to his own house.--iiis Lordship is pro nounced out of danger. Mr. MASASARI, who ll . ted up the• Dublin Theatre with such exquisite taste. is now pai n tin g the ornaments for the Theatre Royal. Ge•or4e'ri street, Cork. Mr. Yowsa and His% Sm t vit are en gaged. Tue popular pieces of Mother goose aid The Forty Mitres will Ire brought forward the rushing reason. as the scenery and machinery are sins to their way from Dublin for that city. EITSAIRDINAILT Occoasesuc.—We have been i n f orm ed of a re:y extraordinary occurrence which took place. on Wednesday. at Mr. I)uaosT'a Ex hibiaon of Paintings. in Pall-Malt. Amongst the pirtures was one which attracted the notice of ill fashion:olles, cited La Belk and La Bete. en allegorical printing. most be ituifully executtd, but supii.i.erl to be a satir;cal representation of a scene in 1,1410 life. Alma': twelve o'clock. a Gentletuart. out of the hr,,o•Ler of the Emily supposed to have 1.., a ti:e !•11! jet t of tli• satire. entered tin roost. arra, tJkilt4 J of his pot ker. cot the picture in pi e,. Toe p i cture brine a chef argue re, was. esti in., rd at a very great value; and a. Mr. D1.110.1T ruteutis to bring o a action for the data 'gra sts.t..o.. I tar. •iii.sli se bvlieve to be uoprecolaii , • r d . t c t a J I•- r`r ajiJi:ijyt Triuity Tens ciatimntierd,yeater.'ay.— . The earii Part ei the day Mh, fil'118;t1t din lii,tel*Ling 111610110 occtirred of of poislie rurere• A Pi►l.ica. • • . 11101r.liTit•CT. Yesterfhty nericuti. ens hrsettlitt to the i-th . ee the ciuseulty ufi Limberick sod R. Hour.. chat CO with tleuttg of a itgalb near Classeura Church, u4.;,..•rni.: • hoe.; stint Was illuminated, int 1 haisitay right. lie oda eonvteted is the peuully ut . . Chart:. Sh4pterd Wei cliatit.l with firinz ..a" a pistols,. the Atraad, ovit Nits Cat bertoe-atreet. Wahl" 1441 ye , +ea chi-=rd with u.somilar "festa at the ease place matt timel They were bulb eoeviete4 is the penalty of twenty thillasze each. bi.tutrti Awes eigtl Cbarlee ii , t;ellt were ettameJ whit tritet4 otf *gnats us l'lnnntlay "Ott, 114.4 V St Cie Ci 11.11030 upposst.. ;1 horse thnt W.lll 1164;111*sta:4 Tbei were bulk c.nu.klyd, mid It.ted twenty stliCiert. LET IVi!tiant Whi.rarre, Aden leabring rrami, Tay!ae, mots Wibenre, and itieaard Gaspe, Wen" Immettst in the cl i neet by Lavrader, Taant.n4 and others; and charged before Mr. N•ara with hero i rugs.* and vuenhtnads: The three former were clerk. arta the tefol latter porter, lib aiding awl abet. tin another pcx.on, ie seitni:: up and carrying uu a PAWAte laitery, ur Litite.Go, in Pail.Nl4ll. 30r (.I;ft LY attended fur the prosecution, and beiegy stated 3hr rare, Mr. M see] , ,trr attended foithe De(enduits, and ohiected to the infurricatoo MR whirl. the warrant was founded being produced; dhich was over , rake! by Mr. X •aas Sissiseel Tamotsu, oue of the cii.silectine of the reteirid, ettit, that he went wills Chanirta• a vellwilth i v belon.t.iug to the Pariah of .Waist Martin's, and severs/ others, to execute a warrant, between nine and tvis o'clock, un the sight of tFe lath instant, to a house, in Pall-Mall ; he went to a side deur in a court niljaiiireg the house ; lie door was open ; flan timed no obstruction as euter - oc. They proceeded along a pnicage into a moot where several people where assembled; Ole prisoner, W.la , tuner, was steed's% with the door in his baud, he shut the door on perceiving the Patrol, fullowing him, gut endea voured to keep them out There were b.:tweet thirty and forty weir, women and childreo,4e.tinbled w the rouse and le the pomace. The itemonerg, Whttetnau, tVehrheld, and Taylor, were in the 1 . 110141 bi hind the counter, the others were before it. • The women arid others endeavoured to rush out. The witness thee seised a boi.k, antletteh Whiteman, Taylor, and tkakefield, iuto carded), with the *mast:Lott ere tt.o other officers. lie also .cited souse carols, papers, silver, half-pente. ac. On his eioss.ealm luatinii, he said he did not shoe; ye the lye Prisoners doing any thing, only threw of thein sere behind the counter. Ile rid not 16C.10 a Little Us or little lottery wheels drawing, exercising, O f playing, is any port of the house which the searched, neither did they had a is blanks ur prizes us ivory. lanes Lake said, he was a Constable ! J O : mei :7 to PA. lib of BtOottitatiq. lie •elt with r,ur:‘,., v. iv.•.ert so execute the warren', oo the gigue wit the h 1, first went hu the house oil the sight of the sal instant; he seat sent on the night of the tath inst. On thti sth ir.ssaut, he saw all the prisimiers there; atliri, on the 141 It lest Mr. MARRyATt übjeisied that no evidence ui s,e ttlee arlioot, previous to (ha 41teettliOrt of.the arraat, owelst he tic received. • Ile-Gutty CV lepitel at consider:obit length, and Alt ob. jcction was OTC1,111:111. The Witness proeicdal 1.. stair, that, on the lab thi Prisoser, was •ilt the dour. ttefiny iia ihe puirt-ft • at the alone tone, he saw the Primmer, Witilfwire, d the , passage. Whitewall ea t hi the Mum, olfirial introe am Li tool taking' 111.101411111. T t /iVithtivall WHI10111.01 ; w ake fi eld and Taylor were the cause coaster" as clerks. Hr aslicd Whiteman the price ofTirsprsue.., asil he headed him over it list of priests, mil es. f oe t i soming,4 o . of, f or in pima., if it was draws abbot or Mite, at,l4gltt•ifil.Priatryrtjl, llacre moraisr Oersons rummy at the sap,* time, Prisoaer, Muta t • 11120, that eight left t>y e rnun, biro, dr ming ul the Lottery was announce ; and before he left the vomit, lie h tatte.! over a waled letter to Wakenelil, d coutioning Mei numbera that had been (horn that night r aid e -rdsout dim o'clock, tVakelield yid Wilateraaaked if 4!0 . 11.11Tyk1e.h.4 . w a nted to 11111mPt.l. snore number"! and none aneseering,Le7 opened the letter, and anuoiniced the Lumbert that smell .- drawn. Wakefield cad Tiylor then *rote on • Scifev.tl pieces of paper, the numbers • Mar bad. hem drawls Taylor gave hllO ulle of the lute. %Roar be went agii.l on the istle not. all the PriarMan were.ibere and employed., In thel,llo way, cod be then insured with Wakefield Nu hi, for fire guineas. Pio. 17 foe ittle guinea, fur which •Le paid eleven shill. • ;a. He embroiled Tanntoo's tarideace as • to what took place us the night of the 1511, lost sad said b.s brother boure.l No. IS for halts gonna, with Wakefield, awl paid one shilling. This was confirmed by a number of other witnessed. • • Mr. Alsoi.erta• was head at emmierablo tenth in ra very ingenious speeZli for the Primmer*. Ha , qtrell the tory of the Act of Parliament, which M said-bad biro passed, dial-. the A.lnsialetratims of Mr. Addington, when great can,. tido.... had beau mode to stop bolo any. s in public amid private Lotteries, hut lie-believed it was originally iatemi...l t o stop a spectra of public gambling by yowl,: ladies, at Waterlog-places, called n • (non a false 1,41011 ..t morality; and to Merl the cane of private Lotteries, the slang Irma, Little-go, had got upon our Statute book.— He allowed that the Prismem came within the nesiamg the Act of Parliament, to subject theta toe penalty of tool. bat very ably conked. d that what eat proved against them chi cot c,,ette within the meaning of the igth Vr George II to 'object them to be couvieted as rogues and vagabonds, 34 It was not proved theta Little-Go, or private Lottery, was set op and diesel by a pent", in Pall-Mall, sad that the Psi suttees were aiding and abetting hon. Mr. Gc au ge replied briefly. Mr. N•nts took • fnll view of all that had bees said upon the subject, rod hail no from the evideoce, he has: a power of cesnrictiug smiler the Act of Parliament, and per,. as an iustasiec, what the pra•segt Lord Chancellor said of the Bill, ohm it was pawn.; through the lloni.e of iambi; be objected to it esit the gruund , of its brag too severe by one brio' so very folly auJ lonely meth d, it would he ins pomade Cu, any permis to ese.ipe Ull4l/ it up is the moat tether charge of gambling Ile therefore co.trieted them all as rogues sad vagabonds he Ind some dunks be to having the power of committing foe a certain time, or seed ing then' tulle 911.1.4i0.111; he alonakd however do the latter. Mr. Gc . • hoped piddle *hippies would be added to the onprommirent, so he was convinced, Jima the deseriptiois of the Primmer*, that was the only punishment that would deter theta from saaulaipMrtices. The Magistrate declined complying with this monist. They were committed to the Hesse of Correct& on till Him Sessions. Captain PI3GItT, late Coin toi.e nlior or the nary at Flashint, is appointed the res.dent commissioner at Madras. Oa Suto►4ey and 'Monday the Royal sntith Lincoln Molina. Inarvit ..ttUihe New tiarracks of Caselarders', frosts Hythe. Kent. Os Whit.idonday loot the Anneal Rural Sports were exhibited is high style at Plu•tnw. and the village was /Hied with a large assent'ilige of gen.. feel company. who were delighted with the sports. The 'runt% concludfd with herusasy. peace, s li d goad ander. Thursday boon. a gentleman goiog along Cheap. side, while the 13th Regiment of I.lght Dragoons were ell their route from Ronsford, had a gull wo•ch and pocket .book, stolen from him, valor 641. Wednesday night, about elevro o'clock. as Mr. Aut., of testbarstoue street, COT-rood. was te turtliug hoots from 1-lingtun, he was robbed rwsr usu house by two fellows ut . sl. and his sates.