The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-09-05 00:00:00

. 2 1L. 0 c. 7. • - the b Londtill. tail mei Casettes Spawn are retitranit tolheir Wiebt.iins, frost a 1011 f. The Esti and ( mans d Darlitittias nod Amer on TarAbiy evening, at their bona in talk Jtr~ asponisil Yorkshire. • . The Right Men..Charlell—and Mkt tent left toween lbw**, be the isle of fir G. tlesilieste, Dad. hanlifeloWa Alt ltii seat' NoV- . names Part, Lincolnshire. Lady Hannah Tliork riIWN4Sit tier holier in Comber bad piste, flati a tour: , • Major Brute, Atile•tle-Cstn, fb a7Pal Clintoit. left id lloart,lerniyastreet, yeetentesSfor Caletway. Mesas. %Vain' arrived ypOterilay scabs Cliwardon Hotel, IhnoLeirrst,fronintair ant in Tairbehins. Arrivals at Blatr4 MarekslerOW&Wewa;r : lr - taw, tram Armload; Sir H. D. Hannittne Bart MIN.; Sot D. Gosh', Hart. fro. •Gre•raluilllintll;, A. thincld, Erq. born dirt; W: ' Faq. froiir 4 Critensollpitple ; Mita Piste' feu. Bath; (1. Munro* ' wi t hin* Path. Arts;ed at the W. PeteretafkliHotel. Duvet-ilia ect, George Maine sarffnullyitre. the West bears. Mr. Minutia and Away *en amend at Brunet's Hotel, Letrester.nrisre, hon. 111.bintere. Raj. awl Mrs. Dieing bare arrive& is, ersina-Meent, May fair, tom Earl (/.slaw'. seat, Usailen, His Dome of &mob has been plying his re-' opreto to the Corpototitate Setirbottioo 1u 14 6.st place thne MN a very boo ,d{ in tbe Toon-luill, and robot other good things mod an tot known.. The pietism eututteer lot .- bent the ttolst Unfit. rouralde une ever r e m e mbered for.. young WM,. tinns, lind the produce of all rude*, ems"( out"'" Vauxhall Garikise.• thoiscrit per isou ore nit to :cal 14; returns of English now - tliZing mity money in foreign pans. If the French, ore obliged to maintain an army *feat. wimp t t • peace, there cant little doubt but the (lily of air tourism amply repay 11k111. • From the extreme dryada of the weather the' vane this seams were extremeltwitd; . atid *Mild iit.t let either dogir orshooterilwast Resat thrus„ la the preserved peril of the Highlands; from the WIN/ intim • number of birds; t6tre . has been great • slaughter by the good 'Siiata. HARROCIATE.—AfiIbnist the theatrical 'bilged es a performer, a clown of wane celebrity joint" the dramatic corps there, and ;mated the "pet:lnlets mach by the distortions of his visnge: A f•otataa in the gallerfobWrilid.::" Ha is .no great wait iii it, for, give his misted* • glass of 'humor Wafer, she would beet him hollow:" BetinNTON PAVlLlON:=Scirlsirof lhetTtritettu ral cavillers have objected to tIMt bat i d ng , as tak ing its plan front Russian barbarism s iilit.ke*ring thud some of the most mosudieut in esistenee are to be found itrlltbittie. • An °NU& sation made by one of its frequent,iiiitrilittilwfrierts imps IN appropriate. "It inay,r. said bi g bit • thought bad, and to resemble the Crembst: but there he a good dinner at theePatilints, we shell tradily erambk ix, and find no fault." THE TURF.—Iu all the proeintimi twet.Wl t his amusement seems to he its • rapid .coosumeptiou. At many or the hue races a horse Ira 1144011Pta 4o he found ; and at the greater ones, •such as. TWfts scarcely any company attended to seelltesii. Cher tins felling off may s be attributable - hi tiii - trielts of trainers, the deceptions Of kg° , o r ib e_ , 4 g r " t expense' attenrlink th e p ursu it, may 4e. itairtrum ; but Certain it is the taste is diminishing. IVtieri the demand wurfirst imide.by. the Ifivivera ',ties upo n the bookselltcrs'of,u certain totinbeir of •owes of their most valuable borike "flits grutis fie hothieg al all," it was stated to be law, and ik.iirdietril by a l'rofesmis The first reply wo% " It nughl be law, but it vratutiot CAristion.". We aanal e, t ai lthat there is Tv LIVg at ti.e. a( the MENA GEN) ES IN 11A I 4111, a cotton s and usterestime tar sDlSCieVitil -1 ANint 1., Inougliefrodl PiF-e-rfiltg. Airdle l furood, c.Na the Daunt,' or AsSturs salt' so termed from its pisrtaing t ,its well of the osiore or tlie Ass as the Apes ... 1 his i...tarsl statists us erect as a mum •Inslooleiet " 6°l ' 6 " 1 ..• 10.'4, hair on his head, fund tip to tin tip' and "l-o roomd the strek is hatred with a clideth'ltt'ite texture. It will chatter like a moakeiwisile you cull li.tr kt ill it, but 14111C11 'pokes; M. ih NNrid as "" dal. A IthoiNli Its race is 'smirk stresturrein, we i t irlerstand it very much ithounde tierNMl Ils aprebes is Sin v 1411.111 harm very NH: It is eery less creature, and the moat timed' termite may hitirlleaml,pliy with it. O n this account several dis 1441ralsUere lately in bused lo encourage .Persia of Irilerd, considering it as unique, but wt.( since discarded it as a thing v f i,o 1118 e• • •"r tortrill-40 mritiw 'bras it . Pretest, nod simplyfte. OW afiLdlelliwidg Time did antwadeamtliall* kith of the Snider • • Jaaionat Alt! *Wrist bulls it had het , A ndihroilb Ohms *Nag Mks wars Meath damage ehow lora, wiltlAseting with the tras•so-kimiag Weise, that hived a t . Feudal field, delightful SasitS:- : The oyalipli, Tub, wove a gnus, . 41 a doing of ebildeaod racks, Illitebei! nought bethatu- - -so Mlle.' rete [ [ Imleistriiss, amiable hlitelors—..s shut wen 4 Viler &Mini, to he *Wed."; IFSidsaagist, [ *one; is Many a eartifeei lessoly M : Her gait, saesisseisWit#ii'disiiree ' Baia% decent, whie+sy ItAltihe haigyik ' Tidily mooed her welLtarniiiembe, illomply".. ' INlSiehee didlarr itself ppin . driakhig, 4.4 t thiretyspaage, Its Pieta, oderllerony dins. ifer black heed Taper legp lay itretcled terms the curb, Aid mire I ait they smeill'd bed front each dieresihetfitlly, as though chip' tdejet had beard they were skim, or ere had {Tailed to church together, side by side, In LoSing moonset joked. Her feet were shoeing, Saes isdrtd an one of her small awe feeder Foot la Old brown, wors.out upper leather, Whose faithless rib (the sole) had brag slate Drtipled its" slight acquaiatiume." Her anent' Arum were gracefully dented out, recuMbent Oa the cleaner stones, and inaly laded la Eat% thick dingy had, two pewter pals were Topsy-turvy tuned, *slain their lambus drops Into an old sad &awnless basset, Which clearly slimed the virtuosi; maiden Late bad amok lashirist draughts*! Heavettly—Hodges' bat, theiebtmiyihiber Weed of worship it . theieMid sable of Bacchus` jolly God. This did I me, ye Gods, voila thr Pai4 As4l more than this! (thy Fair, beam, oh, Saint 11011100110li sad math t need me How 1 best chat the wretched Faireao.. I maed.vil almiddynad. mach I, Illaivelrd that so" foul sad fair" a sylph ' lamilld be Is Yowl a slat aiihis ; alid;oloOping /him to , steal a clear view of her once draipeg dais, ihijs . eiliscs brake :- 0 0 dame! Wherehee art thou in this world plight Why Seetet thee ant thy peaceful, boom and downy Pillar! Bell*, We, mald t at semi salami There's danger is these Ilacelisaidea shades—Sip ellieldp!" Hearin the Which she started :—Aasa rested up a little, for Her detest Ode Odra hart, mid Sheba iialblige Teen: Mar one\ mds tale tithed her drowsy Aram, and, is token of dislike, saiit her tip* Fingers eraesacing usreihag bar sleepy yes Half way, tried to look "-doggers" at me (but uh, such ' Languid looks 1 sever saes hadwel sod is a woke alver-tmed and sweet as is a gentle fall or Misty ' la the soontide gleasa—her sat weeds dying on her icy Lips,. thal aasefed wee :—" Ai my eye, yea pig a diji Tub Visit to !sow!" - [[„a [ Mint The fliarquis of WOrtetritit iutendt to . pvoteed to Ai*-liwChapelle mile's' the Amid cestenawr coucluded. inteedad. coasoiabyieg the Duke of Wm. Uneven Who-Con* tiueet,•bet, being Foremen oil,* Graptittert at the Most-ester Assiter, he war irreventeef re doing by the intend circumstance of their . postpliiiebreet: . The Duichess of Riveting), has takes sae bt the new Yodels in Waterloo.place faces, Gerken Douse, where she intends to res ide danuithe-ebh , ' settee ef the Duke. • The Earl of Fire has for some time q ui l t ed the . Coed said the eonvivialitiesof Carlton house, and is wisely and usefully employed in the improvement of his estates in Scotland. Fliti4 or. StrTEsittEß.-7 1 lie luefettbetste• per.. Ridges wee! highly favoured.in the North of ling. lead on that day, from there being a continued'roln ' from' an early hour in the morning. Alt the smart .iew jackets, white gaiters, and thin shoes, there five, were driven from the undertaking amongst those who oat from provincial towns or watering placer; and who despaired of 'mecca., though some of them were armed with magsfliber ref falusiteutine path's, and guns that would strike . fire ander water. The Regent's Punch, of which theeevarbeition' chempeikite, mixed • with various tiyeeirit, with • seneihl purflott of an infusion of Weitz !Ca; the oily mike • used in the mixture, is now the foloroMito hevegage s during dinner, of all the higher' order 'of Dandies. • llt 1.1.1 A LPL —So great is the isepro4eipetit . marls by proleosed pleyero en this pule, that. it is sup posed the very best of the di *than/. would not here exurb choice with a thin)-rate player of Ike Present. The art of opinion* and twlstioss tells Vwarforineily unknown; but die art 'Of . concealed game wag then in err much ur err at lire. beilt amongst tile legs of that day. .241rrt - litts. ammo ' VW ELY It'. .11.4 N. i tt ati ' Le t 1111 1 10 1 110 , • :- - 7 :.• ' \ a* • $ , L ' _L A: At•_., 2 _. :75"0, i-- . ik L ''••r• a . - ilt.. fil • ) ' - ' • -. .. •. ' • ' .104 , \--.•,, or 1 c ;t c a etes.v ,•• Op, • . ab, • ~,,„ ..••••fte‘ •. '. •••• 1 1 • , --.1•• A Emma F11.91.n7411r104141111.1;1111:' Vglifiireql, AM. . ~ ..••••• • Or.loals . ! lau apieilia a.* (that Said • iOorsziagbilmrso . c•-t 711 c . I. Nor .C.:erei lor.Wit A itorigetiey, Flan, ._.....zataile*.- A i*4 1 1 7 1 !1? s rt k i i P l !.P k tethe.ll l l- 490 eNN 3 aw a wretched Atiel. mime Tref mla; evening doe *co ' knot •r i; ll4 for 111131 = 010 , 14 . l • . • 'NM • the S I ed.hotile, a 'duke th‘ uke of AV Asr Ilsoo ON illaild She. Londeitt. ' Oaltia OlN l AsinsilvinigiAltiliSlLiiilffik ' Sir Irina*" *ids 44: 11,411j eraVp. API thlik•Werit Ver• ' . w eir in ntiendityco all. Autosetwao Thew ' Illi l siffAnsiiirialifol; 3 Flute cis left for IPloinore it e a Ai l . see* eit i Avg..... milli . r i l° • I.;,l::__L _ • 1 1.1 4 141 1 . 1 10 00 1 . 0.4 1 41 41 ii ......,'• roil inoroink • ths trimsgssrer ..._ . A l . . a'. • '. , Prifiris. Aiiiiolrca. aiiipel*lpeGeweral Tali 1.6 a, %IA& lilt' - sem i s ici, -0 " tt eiheet so•therwassisomio, :.. • . ... .. • i • ► ' ' l ' a l ; •• • fir -• • "q t ' ' " ' Th.. Poirot 'blew, (hoed with " Ws Osismeso Iv A ..',..„4 1 .0 . • ' •- , •18. ':"‘ ‘ I., '114 4. 1 r 1 , 4 1. 1 4 . 1 r; III" ' ,'W " 4 ' , AUGUSTS teodwy... • • . ... The 'Mire of i ll tllle*Vilelle II trot* MinlitAdma af. ..! i.....tnt: The Duls,iptt DiZe r 1;1 41111 trt fti Od li Mha liert "..e rs a dd. . /. • - .• 7151 . 2 4- i siggi . .... I, /' • • :* - tiince+a S 4 A ' it . , aim 5 . e ,.. 4 " ' ll i 0. r1 .4 4 tskiligtekmaikg . 40 2 .46 2 4 • ' Ibirpt wilt .004,4wipi prettenroorosiw - -." wood to Yaw ....hiniesr. - •• • ...."=„...!.... 4...1, , ,, .. Okru,ii“..tistge..4llPssros e i: ,- :-".',• • • • • _ ~.°41 4 1***44/0/NieViNfill, ••• • RisillolrAitli Itifelikkfris7" fr i .likiimedo-Amtildgemegaii6o trill " - ' Hee rashathard A asp sae sord'A.-if lair ..../ii It ii.. 11.6 1.......1611.1-1...• ....-6..2.- i. -_ ..- , • • .• (• ) two; Paris . . theyore. evened le kris. lowa um Tuesday ant, for thelessat.ealty Castti‘ Earl sod Comrades Seftthilleft telfts ale f their owl, Create^ flak Itailtaskirei'ilse Lad will fulls. Hat's Oaf • rte Edfl dr At. trfiestme leftlatritisli. to rEre oa TharsduhVor hieolltita three, en • tsar thrbeili IIkOWL Lord Howard arrived luslioef et C Nitta, *!be. stark stem, frets same Lord and Lady thosiiheo tioditatitity St. lawes's wpm* yeettedey, fur their seat, Newby ift 4.1 I eg. /fart • will act! ; le f in.. •Sa c "rice , 0 - t 1111 0 1.. .oam; reate mauve. 1, on g iwrr4 "Pty r' luta • ill t s *hut u .f r - is' ralie 'no' •'..f %I Milli' Plitet I really' tope t brio laiy 144 e ! .r° 4 4 II b.ispg • mid is.. :e'er the usimalt shortly pit . riv;se 11 .1V1.41‘4: estilha. played Wiritiocs' mime will per pose rere Ew roaT. ri itbg the a repeal. was esti. be health flep4 4. resikolay. Ferro* mei. AN. 'RD" I qourter, rt of Lao* e Freasimg CASTLE 4 Klail Oren buten{ ilie Cam-, lits. low to the erg oo the uses to ri.it repiinphoo.4 lo the nth eakong :Nehmen , . rersor-Gr overstriirest. at Sheer 0 cross the welt Cowo - to 1.04:k. tsoltry forte were alwast usly lAN mil MI El:it {GUAM InW elgrell.• h i q brit* hurry*. ale uf nag. •- • - kra saithrs 'vr'• ,ilted 4 ll.' Gaol ; but tly othetted %Isle; that thr •Spessiolt ; It. so :114i Sll/11111 lap 161141 4111 11141. 114 C 1 IIV: 11,1'ornirel: 11011 1.1111 the COVEN'! x4RISEN THEATRE. The new paitiiilig knd decorating of The i tt t aidiee part of this beantifel theatre hiving:been 'ems. pleted, it was ben night ligllted up for th e i nep b e . lion of a number of visitors, win) were apeciklly in. vited on the occasion. Except the removal of the chandeliers which were . formerly pliceileamee. the . mage-deors, and the snlistitution ii , llright and warm admen-coloer, for the pearf-coloot which heretofore prevailed, De alteration tile •beeit made in the theatre. 'fudged.. so much eicellersce is dies , ' played ill the icariklual design, and 'ye admirably exectted t are the distils, that it, Redd be '.veiy• A/bailee if netjappesailde. to introduce en alters.- withont.desteeyiag some existiog. heauty,•• lind diminishing ?the :cinema. and lannessy of •j the general Ate. Th4;Propiistoss,. SwF/ewe; with this feeling, determined, if we may use a homely phrase, " t bittern alone." They have not added to,•teiceu freer, or, iittlny manger, envied the original deceretalise.-botitaire ineeetra l esea , l 'the ormsessets ire , relief to be new-gilt,--und the greeted-wed tab'. The appearance *rirthe theatve The gilt or. naments, diet**, thistle, sad shamrock, are suf. 'ficiently rich to give a brilliant finish to the comp tried-but are, at the mime tints,. so tsstefutly sr. ranged and so chestelY eassented, as to Aguish every idea connected with the flsuntiug or this. tnirdry. The drop-scene, representing The 7 eniptfvf,U,- • cord, which was produced two or three seasons since, is, we understand, to be laid aside dulieg the pre• sent-end that hoe mese, The nap , * of Shalt. speere, which has not been exhibited fur most time, is to be again made toe ef., ln the course of the ernicig t & several of the scenes, painted during Mte togs* for pieces that are intended to be brought mit 'early:lip were displayed. Amongst these weft - *ta 4 3 7 0 4 she Interior of the Brash Cale,. at it • three years ago-the Interior of a, Cr ' on Italia,. fills. and the Interior of a Clistaliit the Castle of en /Wien No6hatea. They ere • • mireblv painted. The second is pectitiorly ful. the landscape view, by moonlight, wh i ch seen from the doe, is ably tounaged. 14„peetteli, the artist to have studied perspective very itiectiwi: fully. The visitors were highly delighted ti .. o the ape -. peersuce of the tieusei-and joined it One &remit,. wish, that the pliblipmay properly appreciate, and duly encourage, ibose edventurysis individuals, who have provided 'to liberally for their pleasure and se.. toutinodation. i'H i ART'S.. A picture has been recently 'finished by Notts. COTS, which is perhips More creditable to his ge neral pOwers as an Artist, than any of his former produetioni, The 'subject is Daniel he the Deis or Lions, a subject that has been often handled, lut which he has treated ivith' novel Ind striking Merit. Datitst. is represented is a mat interesting youth: The outline has all the, correctaem of an figure, bet without the usual tameness. The at titude is easy and iturrl. o Anal is hovers iC near to inspire bhp with holt.coadenee, wlticlf sentiment is admirably ex in the-coonte mince of the juvenile Proph i et f r e t l idetrt, there . is a pious serenity in the counfettiefe *Wel interesting. The head of the. Angel. With is really angelic, is mast skilfully forealiortened. The tions are painted with grit force ii well aii.ige r . 'casino. slid are Well diversified in 'tidbit 1 but A . Artist has not attempted, as has been too o ft en frig cede, to invest them witli.a sense oY *hit t (fore them; an eipressioa Stitt *o u la hav en iffected, if not ridiculous. The 'colouring Is chaste; and vivid. The whole 'hew's. die hand a great waster, and seems, in the general tote:int aspect, to belong to the oldltalian school: It has been stated, and bile since beeti contra dieted, that the new Julia eit.hog, at Drury late Theatre is Min Mu.sThlt young lady. we belieVe aims at a very ilifferent line of acting. , She, we understand, is now improving herself at , Paris. Mr. ft JOHNSTON, it seams, is to open the son at Drury-lane Theatre with au Occasional Ad dreis. BANNISTIta and his ;Oa are gone upon a tom. through the Netherlands, to observe the .Poidlcal., Stage. . Covent-garden Theatre opens with the Tvagdy of Ittqcbak the part of Lady Ms' eetA by' YATES, from the Dublin Theatre. Muociasi is so far recovered nom .his. long and severe indisposition, as to have entered into au ea..., pgement to perform a few nights at Manchester, Dowtox.—We are sorry to stmt, that as this popular actor, who is on a visit to ha (rand. Mr. LEIGH, at Bexley, Kent,- was awning him self on Wednesday morning in shooting, u.spark entered his powder-haw, which eXploiferf on his, right hand: Fortunately, however, it occarkein4 * , no other injury than a general . and seveie ezcoria lion of the iltitt, which is alreidy iu ai fiViniristili .- a state as could be expected. Mr. LEIGH. ii 'ti►ti atithcir of some well‘received &smart: • It appearing emitter of slrprisetossisate'thilt 4 MV:'' !Atm the late Dilettiiiti Minoger''Of rftur f ir' lartellietstre t • should Make no reply to the iitioue" oliseivationir on his managericul cetaluti;:it" war *biased aethe highest sethority ihr rrot'dcfing it 4 ' that he was a Lamb before his sheartriOtost . 'was death sad opened rat hisisoutii." • • It was owe of the most perplexing porta of Mr:• GeRIISCR S O doge. management the .104111161 , 00, to settle the claims and bickering, of the pipets's' eetseesevof his time. This ditriceity will be wove easily maaaged taw sit Drary-lane: fur 'lipoid .serstrt ortheie tip-riehige*take place amongst the art reeek: M. &Erupt KaMOLE will be able to mu& thaw immediately. A simple but handsome monument lips been •piersed by the Hoo. Mrs. Lritautxtr in the church Of Wykehata Abbey, to the memory of her late 'hunk/tad. lit the sporting obituary of thelast month is to be numbered Major 'ft:beanies celebrated grey homed Leekinear. It is said use of the last grey hounds sent to him for Ins breed was the property of a spurting farmer, who was fortunate enough to have ten puppies, whir It, on the dentli of Lod:lnver, he sold fur ten guineas saki), at ten weeks old. I. TI-lE L—. DANtIY DISEASE. . ............... TO THE Eli! k . 43y THE tiRITISH PRESS. mi. EDiyagrLia loultink niter "Re/010" the other day, I was particularly streak with hiedthcription of the singular dimes with which time Serthisiss "Iry visited, es a eters, for phsedwing the.tem pleat Urania, ie 'the city of Ask. Inn. It is called " The iketfitiste Diikise" And yet lingers in Ti r k ey . Ds symptutits are thew: rEtai s . gekin grows wrinkled, th e beard fella nif, sad the perms !misuses the appearance of a maw. St becomes weak sad feeble, and his senlisseeti 4811141 w sett, hese their usitaraltattelnetecter. In this state he is lo.elato the company of mu, and to aseeelete will weer* ifilsolla he perfectly teseoildra. New, Mr. Editor, as the liptease of Dandyism, which nar mewl be PestileallellOtids• fair itt a short time to drall - u) , die Mae land *erre of hunthdOilethereeer its ittightlitt b lanks ,yrevaile, I wish tb lateral, the Gentlemen Ott the Facaff'y in the.coneidtretioh of the bandy Freer; it* *- ward sympfitass strouttly ertilato *tilt dope of the flisi. *fah phase, far certaiisly d ot eves the ' MOO lIIMIIIIII6 .hiti. wirers °Uhl* Digarlyien r-al routerid that limy an all'resein hie the eirigisuil species, in habit, druid, or nuihner. f oh! • Mime this subject mist post. l missunew solljeurtini HO. sholasarp . rate, whese.,l have a tierce of helmet free TrAni the anneyince of smelt unnundy sig'its, the Deader hiViay re- . solved, not to risk the disloce.tiou of their neeb-doths . es their necks, by' veemulitg into so ou t rag e ous a *cede. ' • ' I am, Mr: Editor, • .' • ! • . • Pose very eorelesejy, . 1 .t 7 •: • .:•••••'' . •• . PETER, III,M1Mt• g : Settilksitet, *raw 4.151 S .• ... • i ~ 4 1 • l i i vA k A • FATTEN I 2 gD MISTING IN Pilkeni•TAßD‘ . _ • .. . .1.• The fotiltviap, are copies 'or tero il leliers i i. the . one pellkentedl i tot/ OOHS tit, by i pedal') or jhe ;logic of . .,111stedford, 'arid the other Mr, Hunt's 'reply : , • e .••• r TO H , EIVRY HUNT, ti.. -• . • . silt-Ily the tulanilignii sentiineut' of ok cianntillee ef Elie 44frefiller. of • Radical Reform, and GNP/creel SeWralre; • ' ImlCal the White Lion, Wych.sereot.. I. em ierneurted In you, that a Public Meet's/ teill.imithakkasitelßahlee- Westminster, ten Moodily, fib Rskankher, ambatase . Adopt such measures as may vier des lies* gpadeciee le she attalement of the people's n teal priiilegyp. ' 5 .. I ant also farther in t e r a c ted, w ' tali, doe `de*ritief to peer attendance so 111 thp Malt en flint limpet:WM isetosien, as so the more effettlitalfyito iortrard 'awl Iteisett• 1 the general rouse. ~ , 1 ani, with implicit respect, Sec. yours; • . " pissad) g. J. BLi ty DF2I2 0, Leedom, 28th Ariviat• • Chairman' hi the Cigniithle. _ . -•- , • Nityltrters ANswgit:•• • ••• • . • u Middleton Cottage, 31ot iog you to lifer= She Comeau*. that 1 will..pit fail to obey the sues/ions fo take the Chair at -the Pa4te Sleeting to be lea in Halace-yeedosis *Ore* • ber, at twelve o'clock. 1. trust that 1 Abair be allays molt swine called lire /4 assist ray fellow,goodliyeaew obiala their rights) but 1 •ftel the wore Pleartife in 'ffoittg it on this oecesioicoo . 1. aite.it is the iutention to. drop the force of petl. deals* • *irrupt House of Cutoutuus *it Amu nut 'con. twin ene Member chosen by the propio,aarl withinthe. walls of Which there will.nut he ode there lotia io sapitobt tilt limit cialni of Universal Suffrage, Motelit W Vote by Ballot. . ~1 /oar " HUNT. tr n H. NT. ie kl4 • • Addreased to Mr. E. .. Blandford,,,.. ~ White Liol, Wych-stresl4.ondon. • • ' The•following is a copy, of the ptinted placard, ithich it to be posted in different Atte of the Int.' • tropalist-- • • • PUBLIC mEttika. .• • A Meeting a the Nems-repretiented lishshileato of the• goon 4 Middigrece will be held is New .Pidocie-yard, Westatios*r, on Monday next, at twelve **beli e Sp -take into cbordleration the proilriety of wahine a p u blic ilecjare ',ion of their rights; to adopt the swat effectual taiiitthe foe 'ftwi44reitag ,thete'Wilmep ;Nair to etealiesisette with' die Crowe to remove those grievances, wheel .are'..nowileCeeee' iusupportable. HAffitY HUNT, Esg. in the • • N.& Pie Chair will taker precisely at twellre'emoch. , E I BLANDFOR 0, Cltairwihr to the Cogienitltie }AMES WATSON, Secretary to die Conssaitteue"' .+ p:..... ~vs • • •• .1011.1- the Sesameis, recently arrived at-P4Mollenntit, ti trot come direct from the emist•of.Aftienvc *tat. the expiration of 4ter on that atatilitr-itholotti been in the West Indies. fragualsonee she is now returned. The death of her gallant Captain * SO. JAMEfs Ye°. took plate . Ott the ill * last. His • complaint was &Gooiest.. • " " •• Mr. BeOubmdk's beneititefil - eforis .fit:/"F . poor the benefit isq4 the funds origineietaed , roe their edhcatiott, are attended witri thE'sairir lion that we read of in the operufitiplif the Akiatian ' Laws in ancient Rome. nw " That some Roman hinds were, indeed, britight, ' to the pitilic decant, bin etakkitti4els 1641441 by private great r anAihe to: pirdlf culpaion people in poseemberw of these — liktissily withheld •from them by the rich. - waistieyir made . witfiout giett disttirbances." •4. OS' • • .• Accordinz to an American Jourital nidtima pipers had been received Hobe 1:76;44'4%11# . the lßtli .Tula. A letter from; Elf I . 4,:f t q 11111, 6 mintioning the high displeasure or hiilG,rid nese the Palace lteutuf at the' Contleef of the AilernfilY, in imprisoning a person of 'l l lieaente Or VV . ir ref a supposed bredeh of ,prijileele of. die Hauw of Assembly, had been; receivecr...kg .th'ose and'islands l n couselitience Al their ,pasaisig,fur, ther resolutions on the same vubletf, the Cormier had diesifted the Assen►L' Ili. • • . . 7r/o tesrels arrived at 'Marseilles in s seeea dsys from tfii.Binits of Gibriltar i• have brought • Englieh brig of war' from Potts.. • •• • In f i e t k ! 4 11 r ! A % !be s i oitsr.cadis. fo. ► trq of ills measure is , sup' p6s'rif to ii ire been resort e 4 to in conseqaeote of that tfeter . w . iiilitipi of ilie,klritisli,poyenistivif to rei. pets I, l A,priklep,litllw Atuaricau lusurgeat pris ••• . • • jihepeN Ctuds.cii:of.tit..Aildresr..at Catlett* was. opesieslarat sfiriiiedivrvictoo tht.' Alb . of Match; it; is Ae.vribt Ow s u elegant . building. At the woe . timie.to•ititmalioz gisteniony ; took place at the Ca. 'llittlxid..4e.sg i no less Om, 450 young peranne.at. leialsal win catechised previously to their being ad mitted to the tigl4.of continuation. • • , Li he "'collected, shot in one pills, early operatiatte. of the prevent war twirl** two British fell late the heeds ol'soine troops belonging• to the Psasiawai, and were reported to have beset • barbarously pee to death, the event, at •theliaSec excited &nvoiced' indignation.. '.% . happy ta• learn, by recent advice" received from Densbay, that •, these Officers, •wiluse Haines are said to i.e Mbstan. sus and iiUNTlitt, Comets in the Madras Cavalry, -are discovered to lie still in existeacei, the enemy oat having, Us stated, put thews to death, but merely detaining then. an coutitterneut. POLItE, =air- NUISANCE 4 IN tit'ARIVICK LANE. Informations haying keen lashed spoinsi s meal namterr of carcass butchers in W arwick-fa ir, fur netisancrs„ Al the instfgation of Mr. Deputy Crowder and ts6.er- , l:resperialde In, of the nepthbourhuoil l the Drli•ml:sitig allcieded ) , esterdny, by their Solieltae, Mr. Ranier, to lesiaer the complaints. Mr. Alley, Conaltel fel , lice Complainants, atattil, that Ale first inforMation was against thone3ll 1 4 41.1tet•-, ravels% butcher ;it was laid ander the New Illeert Art, I;ismin , ooy "enlldill Mr. Taylor's Act. It charged Uitf with hawing shinghtreed several beasts, and havioe stiVer.l the Mond and Silk to rap out the psweeneat in Warwilic.lane, to the great • ansaseyeace of the .isehrhitants and pa.selivers. The pesially.on conviction was opt less than ilDs . sir .4.ive fit. ot the discretion of the hialittrate. The I.'‘iiriiret Cann. I stated, that this iris a \'ery wholesome Pieli: so4sit:tlitt• dins. of its passing We. Taylor had slit see, inkilsiatVa son complaimed of in his coidepiplati tttt . It had .Inrchire segtent, that many respectable inlihnints had , lets llr illeOgleivassrlouod to reside Its otiosr arts or the metre. .pupa 1Y 141 free themselves fens. its elTe'ets Il e wished it ens. .betnesdaysansil, -that their :itifoeseatiusis terve not laid trent vltrtiuf i. lisfitiveC lit tint money Seto a 0 „.,„,,, t , rodeirsrepa r ket ; ilta4aMlers. who brought thew forward leash. rise, .tespec t ref the nsfentlints, a isidiridnals; they dilate tont lailigeay eliproe azainst their moral confiner; all theri• talwpllistttd of way the onioasief, srbiel.he wo u ld b e stile het •fititsse IWO* aatisfmtion nf. the Alderson@ ; and whets Ire" had ilassisso, it srenelttleive biro yo ilterhative And he erniet.tl ibecostrielions. very 'Rin g by the way of %oases had bera• .dose trytheComplainanti, and ihey were enstipelled at list to take the presewt mums, . Henry Niekion, beadleawil, balloter of atreete, wader the . Act of Pareilineen!' l fur the parish of Chriat Irlenradt, Hee Wilk* bigwa4 levee testate, before he hid the .vigion which he did by.the desire of the -Deplity of IMt eppiniulheiet as harrow, which srxit ' wheal aiessiwalllst Isatic l „he.treve mollies to all the Hefei,- 'data, ur the snifter% irpM left with thew Am affair:id ur the aitat:uf of them priintiai•il to do Ceti dihrit KW*, de . tils'eiale the seep, oilier% Retell. • filigree*, MCI stallion at deassee, He tle,sezid It ass-else' sigisatty Aft.hilithrt hehht i thttleillticis In shear thit.le was •entel wll Fig appear too officious in • tosCrowael- said, he could hear. tatoriiiihiey IIMf AsaytteirifribritLiie lt Nicer. am eaerect .14* isehhe. %Mar queltim juin brume* for w ent 4111 W l * gbds,:bt. 16111 4 11 •~P ,is a publie• (offerer, at the•releeel-ef.lne• apirldpitifrikiii *Veit driFerniipsil whether what was-tows. ,plat selltl af t sata err ewe oustrinisietle owipesiers arturthnt Id the nitlismiWilie Aet of.,Partiaosent. • • • • . • Hcu!y Nichols +Toted, that on the I Itk•eif Awful' Isar amt .itiiitehipata driver) •isito the sheiMlirecliodhwuf the Yesdanf..lt Warwick-hoe, awl- WM the *bole, or pew ut. Alava were slaughtend f aad,lttat she 11100,1 end Wilt tanu a ;".. from alsaphier , house on the payeavwnt iferrick.larie, helps great inutoyancieof. tifeinalettgeti. S ; My. Harmer, Solicitor .iar• the Defendant, atidi , that Oft p•itneis must be mistakes, ma it was itsmousibleMistit treits•.: Stood which he bad eam, as, it wet air art irfe 'or profit/eel butchers, which they casehilly preferred until liras rareired 'SwaY, arid* would provrethatibis was the ease ill theism-4'k t ea t jayasee ; sad its. dirt ilWalre it, thereeao in tint 5* the iaariastiaa. fie , was; ready. is admit, that whew thew: , alsogliter•hciefe was wadieo tart the water renting i s ithi, be ~liseplopitil, hut ;weal ilouglirer-lionsee *net ociiiitlly prohibited this woild.always he the rear.. • 11 • Julia .Fooletais, furelimi. to theXtecisdatii, rlepos er k the tilood.was atvispuzugrefally tulireted, ass ursirensaaills•l lured to escape ware-11Ni of Anent, •A(tosellseS werte4 dose slaughtersag the alaughtro r lootsse use wanted &heti, well • the waier.miesi balhabirluidwe, it rue into the kestrel is ttitei • Mr. Alley, is rei;ly,, arid; that Isearsts smervised, frote•lliat% *pair*, of 1111...flormer,..deat he would haie allelaste* to hags set lip much a, &deuce, that .the wes kits** of' th slaughter-burn web out Silk 'mod islistpuirosi..hedides *tort 74 was, that lie would have brought sheforeteau•of She lies to *obi it. H. reenileeted.a-tereat the Ctstittilis-L• well Waft s Maims* lese• emayroined of, and.* tl • ono Yr* .pill hid° the witness-bet to pro* that it *its cola, t ii.immpi'e...Heasked. him what boshisee lie. dos, • saddle mid s t. s h nightinao. lip asked ,biro if the anitilt•S a priry,..obetari, teas offinssire 1, .fslr sweweved•basiestly, it tiasaioti , e 1 0 7itk this fireitteir, far :what . ha luraideted only dim* *wed patenevery porter shim lie Ire* muilkl call Meal -. MW.titlL Ha to thertihre, • that theme was •• dseiriestly proved, and a conviction whet • The Dalllidarit mstd, bp'roold lialliklers 'the list reveal to hairs capered what was.clemplaimedsAl t Wit was portrilili% Mr. Hanwer.soid, owe. impossible that met could beet. iriven front their bsteistem.at ismoinaat'o 'wheel • ••• .+• Alderman Cur, the sitting disaistiakald , t am'elearlr of aPhatmAlti the Aerie' 06POSIMINC•' i.rmie outs list Ihr mw ho .hae tworight••Mie 'forward behrittyr*i'llte'• ) . Ma of .tbe City of Lon**. I mash.' her.wooW be. , gin with the greater nuisance, Smithfield Market, sat mi.-. Sao* it, sat ibis *bold I. the coif** of ibitige tetra* its Self ass obliged to couviet Nis Deisitdsat.wltiele l'as is Is Om, lowest peoelly-the Ail idle*, 40so k u leech', wilt';. Omar every. whimsy, purpose of the •••• ~• . • ••••• gic-Aley statedohat he enorriderni,thiefiriblelioli Wiest, for itrintit rests Its theism &Misled going *thee Aefonemioee... . • • ' " Mr..iiiiruter mated, that his cleats .wialictiliwrielekelellA of lay perish:would assist their to get which would at once put so red to the maissola • Me. li)spety Cooed* mid that the lake was too starer foto miainion sewer. Alanneswgie* said, be thole* an applicaliew olightdrit be mode to the Commiseiamera of Sewers furAurina•renesityymw• It was extremely hard on the slaughter .beteliers, for loogsallailthlteld suarket. that greatest .of all andireilli e temained, they seratibliged to carry on their bee= M'i• the sieighhourhund of it. • • • - • PASSING FORGED hAlkTic NoTr.s. Rickard Dewitt' was' charged with West •fOrlied 11. awe to Mr. Henry Ricketts, ' Rehire, West Smithfield, in payment fur tea sad sugar, koowlig it Woe forgial. , —He was fully committed fur trial. • 71urnak Gllrronglay was put to the her, charged on Mg pities thst*he intended to pass a forged I/. Ranh of &meal ''• ' • We Peyton, an Meer, Hated, What, at tweire 18 4 clock, ha wittiest for to lake the Prisoner into custody. He at 604 reamed, as he was rontinced the note *hit+ the Primmer tendered itas 6 genuine use; but ll* party accusing bias batted that be should bring bins before tisti party. Alder- • oak. He produced the note. Hr. Fob, bne of the lospertor's of the Rink happened hi* be in tlat eake, aid on looking at it, Acetates' It to be s • good one. Althunain Cnx—o Where are the parent Ilk tern Nit man itito'custody?" Nyttin.4." They ire in the Oda" • - , •• • _ laine tinge elapsed before say person ellaswitbillard i at last a Wry old lady, who said her same wee dusts, ePpratvd, and held the reason she bad given Me Prhonev' in histody wee, that hr had Riven a Ictithiss addrhs. • The Prisoner denied that he had dime au • hut Witi war elsative Coeumisibt, 'is anj' yorrhaps the , 11,11 AM not nederstand what he said. Me"sois tare he spoke impala' es sayesais; 'but a greet limber of prbple in this they lid so aiderstaltd him, I at he always it war their pride that made them my so. Ahlhatin Co* said, if It had eat been for the eirrom stance of the fictitious address be would'have rernmin. inlvd th' hate brnerbt as adios far false intyi usou went: • ' Thh Prisolter will discharged. doW.stavrr. Ois Theniday evening last Ana Thomas was exanileinl he. for* the Sitting Magistrate, on a cbarge of felony, in so. o I lag a bonnet tront a diselling.bouse in -Claiv.couit, Urnry WO. On the Magistrate (Ms. Sketchley) making the Prisoner , she had any thing to say in her definer, she acknom I. ;iv .1 stealing the bonnet, and said she did a +itb the intent t.. f transported. The 3lasisirste inquired of the Prisoner at... and what .he nap, and her reasons fur such ass esti moils.' is, desitt, but tla l'riwu'•r kiriting silent, he ua. 16.11111. i` 4 , k :1 le 1 1,• , 111,1 . , ii,,. 1 1 ,1 I . . t • • 1 I . l i e 1 t; 42 1 *; r i ~s t 1 'll i i ( 111. 1 14 . ;1 ' 1 " 4 I S t 1 U. i I 1 I 1 1 .1 I V • Ili 01' , w or I Ihe il►lr, rtrd