The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-06-07 00:00:00

■ I wrile a &weal in tie Cull' of Myealei to ttre A diversion in favour of the inhabitants of &So, but this news seeds confirmation. attosiaLs, Jona 2. A letter from Odes**, of the 7th of May, publish ed in the Aagskerg 'formai, my. that there seems tie probability, sitter the mission of Mt de Tatischtfl, of war with the lIIIIIIIA. MAT TA. PUBLIC PUIIBII. Sly !t --Wrtallities, V ; Saab filearea. NS 9.10. Nil 13--Aletalligere, 7 t t ; Book SAstea, 1041. May 14— Me fidiiques, 1 ; isuk Slates. OVIIII.—{"Asir. friss AllterVer.) The Atlilrian Oberoet of the 4sd. 44th. sod !lite r hos no news respetring Turkey or Greece. At I lete hour loot night we received Dutch Pap'n to the Sth instant. The following ere es tads : FRANKFORT, MAT 30. We hive been for some time without any accounts from the continent of Greece. We are therefore ignorant whether the iraurgento have been able to extend the insurrection, and especially whether they have prosecuted their enterprise against Salonichi. The Goomumeat of the beano Islands bee adapted very rigorous measures in order to hinder the iahabirmits from asaistieg the Creek insurgents.— It is affirmed that • decree has been published there, according to which every subject of that state who takes a part in the contest, tithe, in Epi rus or in the Peloponnesus, shall be banished from hi. country for life and bit property shall be corals. ailed. We have no certain itifor mat ion that the Copia tan P•cha, sitter the reduction of Scio, has attempted my thing against the other islands, but • vessel which sailed from the Archipelago in the beginning of May brings the news that the appearance of this formidable force, and the report of the melancholy fate of the douriehing island of Scio, has spread general coosternatiao in all the other islands. NAMBURON, MAT3I. The Grand Duke Nicholas passed through Norm as the 4th of May. The accounts from Constantinople received here ars of the ht of May. The capital was tranquil, red it was hoped that the differences with Russia meld be adjusted, as the Porte had engaged to encoste the principalities before the end of May. 21. Porte seemed also more favourably die plied towards the Captains, whose vessels have been . hid under embargo. It was thought, however. that confidence would not be wholly restored till the return of the Russian Ambassador. We have also letters from Odessa of the 10th of May, which say that the Porte really begins to comply with the demands of Rosati'. It was added, however, that whatever may be said, all the difficulties are not yet removed. It was smelted at Odeon that IMMIele had been received there that Emmet kid iiiiiidindeesd by the Persist's. Hie Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Sweden, who has arrived at Copenhavo, has beta received with the greatest honour by the King. We have Worsen from Coleco& of the 4th April, which my that the Spaniards do not yet gise up the menet with the Colombians. and that the latter have been defeated by General Morales not far from Maracaibo. - - The following is an extract of • letter from Wens, dated the 'nth April (10th Msy) :—" Be. teen 30 and 40 ve►sels have arrived to-day from Constantinople, some of them in three days, bring. iag the agreeable intelligence that all the mat iu dispute have, at length, been adjusted between Turkey and Kuala, and that peace is now venom. The exchanges ha►e, iu couaequeuce, imprund about 4 per cent." Lettere from Leghorn state that a Congress of Sovereigns will be held at Florence this summer, and that boons have been engaged iu thee city for the Emperors of Russia and Austria, who are expected to arrive about the middle of July.— Tbe Kiug of Nutty will probably have another opportunity of visiting that capital. The King of SP*i will probably decline the invitation. The Lugs of ENGLAND and iluisce will bend sub- Ntt•tea. Advice's from Ilavannah, received by way of New York, stale that a Spanish frigate and • sloop of •sr had arri►etl at the former place from Vern Cruz, lasing sailed on the 16th of April, with 6,000,000 of dollars on board. At that date the Ca►tle of St. Jean de Ullon still remained in the pollovoliou of the Royalist Spaniards. The American Papers last received *tote, that 11. POLETICA. the Russian Ambassador, hes taken ins passage at New York, on buerd the ship Coiess iie, expected to ►ail shortly fur Liverpool. Tam Futins..--There was little or uo business done yesterday. Prices of Stock : Consols for Ac count, eon ; Reduced, 78H; 4 per Cents. 841 93; New Ditto, 961; Spanish Gil; Russian 811 ; Neapolitan 7i; Prussian 86. A corps of ye omanry cava l ry are a b out to be raised in the county of Middlesex, under the itn. mediate patronage of a Noble Duke. and some of the principal men resident in the county. to consist eight troops as follow :—two at Brentford and Islesroriti, one of Stains, one at Hounslow, one at Hampton, two at Uxbridge, and one at Stanmore. Mr. PAUICOU GIENFELL paired off with Mr. Ser. .leset Oust.ow on Sir J. -- 114 acsiiiToun's motion on Ii ) e enamel law. , Mr. Wasegag p a i re d o ff w i t h M r. S ecretary 1.178111110T0N upon Sir JAlini MOCILIOTOIS'S lion on Tuesday night. We understand that the prices of the precious n ' ll4l B hare been materially lowered by the large malamutes brought to our shores by the various yes -Itlo from the United States and South America.— ", Ship. the Superb, brings nearly one million in gold and silver, on merchants' account. Mercury.) . 11 . S. 1 , • • ..nr.. • AM. .... ...... , ......„- Nrs -1 11 7 ...., 1. .:.• I"- • FASHIONABLE PANNE& The Earl mad Geste*, of Bellmore eatertalued the Esti. aid Comoros of Parsley sod a distinguished party pewee. day, at their house In Hamilton place. The Countess of Mansfield gives 88 elegant dOntlir " Besiday sent so the Prince and Princess of Dentnitrk and a large party uf fasbiosables, at her sat, Cam Wood, Vamp. stead. The Earl of Harrosby had • diaper party yesterday at hit hoist is Groaveser.inisiarei mud this day his Lordship will have soother party. The Right Hoe. George Cassini estertaised Viscount and Picoontess Granville and • large party at diaper yesterday at Gloucester Lodge. Lord sad Lady Vane &camel estertained • large party at dieser yesterday at their house Ms IN. Jasses's.maare. The Earl and Counters •f Darnley will give as (*fad eisterisiamest Ismnrros to a party et distmetioa at their house is Beikeley.rguare. Mr. Milers bad • dimmer party yesterdy at his imam is Hmailina.place. Mr George Rubisona, Bart. M.P. will have a large party at dieser to morrow at his hoes., Roush.streei, Gessverseo. squire. The Doha of Grates eatertaisied • disdiegeished yam at diautr• yesterday, at his boom le Clargesstreet, Pia cedilty. Mr. sad Mrs. Mitchell, had a select party at dieser yes. tardily, at their house in awl's-street, Berkeley.aquate. The Earl of Darlington, has hissed cards of itivitatioa for an entertainment on the ?3d Jose, at kW homer, is ft. Jaasea's Nears. 4LMACK'S. These elogent teems, on Wednesday evening. were attended by upwards of 300 distinguished hiShinuithles among 'hum were— Prism Ciao'''.lli and Cariaii. Dediesser--Richmond and Perilasd. aktreshea—Titelillo.l, Graham, and Trotlo. MereAtofassffs—Lontwoder.y and Ruth. Earls—Wesirna IaNJ, Albesini. le, Asenua, Elosissel, Relono.e, Brisiul, L rya , Abnyse, Sh•firobary, Uxbridge. Eileasery, Halewood, Stamford, Connotes, and Darnley. Coradesints—Errol, Uxbridge, Molise, Glengall, Sefton, Barronbp, Stradb.uke, Essen, Morley, Maosield, Han. wood, D'Aelie, alingrave, Darnley, and Belniore. Lenle—Ferbss, G. Somerset, Douglas, Girlies G. lles. tine!. Harley, Borghersh, Elleuboningh„ Grantham, Ha. snidest, Amherst, 144011/11ti, Mlllilagu, Gleabeevie. Cr.... 'Ole, Mark Kai, W. Lennon, and Barnard. Lad/se—C. Barham, Mulywese, Pages, H. Ryder, Len non, Elplilissione, A Cosner, G. Fuse, M. Rappel, De Roes Codriogroa, L. Rout, Ramadan, Fitzroy, E. Beolesell, C. Gordon, C. Stuart, Grantham., Needham, R. Ferester, A'Coort, H. Bensiack, E Edgenatbe, C. Illandossald, Ha. wanks*, E. Murray, 1.., Thyme,, Amherst, Stuart, J. L. Larcelles, Rootage, Seosi, R worth. Granville, A. Mitlissk, E. Bowl., .1 Grey, M. &upload. Shelley, Asa Vernon, W. Russ, C. Wood, De Clifford, E.Palk, G. &witty. A. Heart, C. Graham, C. F. Hutton, H. Chichester, G. and C. Pratt, Phipps, E. Blush, B ri, C. Paulen. R. Illisock s C. Boren, Hervey, Laegrord, Norman, Brenham, R. Vial& log. Gordian, Commie', Jolla Pelee, and J. Ker. Cowls—Porre, Zielhenny, D'Aglin, and Buisary. aerates—De Cases, Bross., he. Viaearrai De Mantillas. Gassreis--Sisplued, Brand, and Ups... Coloneb—Dawoorr, Russell, Woodford, Bowater, Rorke. key, nod Walpole. Jtfnr—W. G Cssiasisg. G. Robinson, F. !'inset, T. Saki. bey, W, A•Ctivrtd. Copley, C. Grrville, and R Snow% liossia.-Gverniker, Wasson Taylor, Hill, H. /kroner. towelstr, Dunda., 004., Gnmlts Wafts, Imo% alsodsaeld. Heatchrote, Lacelles, and enuishair. Aliatesnwee—As husband, Punisher, &ring, Hebb, Watson Taylor, Canvass, G. Plnar, G. Spywitaer, and E. Cost. M/....—Viti goy, Locke, Magoon., Julianne, Cavendirk Palk, Stanhope, Bence, Baring, Fitaalaaniat, Noe. man, Punster, Liddell, be. Ice. i(Lo b"li bg. m J n pee i i......_. -r. !FASHIONABLE NOY ENIZNTS. Gemini klasarre, M.P. has ervivrd at ►is hoses is the Stable ya►d, St. Jews's, frost his seat, Blosholme Hall, Lis colorkire. Gemmel °aglow ►as arrived at Frame's Hotel, 1111.Jamees. sheet, from hi. real is Houtieedoestrire. The Miners. Ashton have arrived at Jordaa's Hotel, At. Jsiaes'►slroot, frost their mat sear Liverpool. Deporroste from ditto 1.--Mr. and Mrs. Ryley aad bliss Hart foe Rmsh gate ; sad W.. Respell, Esq. lot Reenor. Rickard Watt, Esq. len the Clareadus Hotel, Bosd-stroet, ysslarday, for ►ts seat is Yorkshire. *IN nS6R, his ,i. This Morning hi. MAIIISTV; attended by a large party. went and tretesl that beautiful place, Vora ginia Water. The Keno returned to thw Lodge to dinner. where his Manor" had a numerous party. The bend of the 441 regiment of life guards at• tended and ',toyed during the evening. The 10th regiment of light dragoons marched through this town to-day. nu their way to Ireland ; they marched as far m Alaidenhead, where they were to resistant during the night. CHELTENHAM AND THE SEASON. Tho continued Samos of the weather heighthealng the native charms of the vale, mid imparting a mom of plea. sure meaquisitely f.lt I. the gliewiog amid lovely memo grimed es, readers ClollieNhani at t►is mommit ear of the most py aid groat faseinasing spots in the empire. Crowded as the metropolis invariably is, whew Armoured with abs pre. waiver our Sovereign, amid more especially during the last week, she, t►e grand ball in aid of the Irish was au mime.. five, it almost surprises na to behold so numerous as amens. blage of ale fashionable world as paces oar town at t►e pre test early period of oar season. The wellearraaged pros. wades rondos-ling to and surroundisig the several wells sod pm proems, seldom ever boasted s more gratif)ing display of elegem', beauty, and t►e tun, rhea every successive morn. log preamts ; aor do we ohm remember, even I. the height of former summers, to have seen the libraries more num,. ►oaaly ratoaded. but whilst the favour and reputation of Chelmahani are thus rapidly advancing, It is scarcely possi ble to describe the progressive insproverneut that pervades the town sod its immediate vlcioisy—everry where the eye may la Gorse' olluriig object to rest epos, winning by its Novelty, had eigargaiog by iss beauty. • Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA visited tbs Duchess or GLOUCESTSIL. Earl BArHUIST left town yesterday on a visit to the Kum at Windsor. Ou Wednesday the Cabinet Ministers dined with Earl BATUURST, at his house iu Stanhope street. Yesugday the Duke of WSLLINGTON gave • grand dinner to a numerous party. The Duke of D avo sant** had a numerous party last evening to a concert. &C. Yesterday the Earl and Countess or DAIXLIT left town for their *rat iu Kent. Among the last arrivals at Cheltenham nre.... _ _ Earl O'Neil, Hos. Copt. Nude, R.N., ColuDel Fiisgerahl, COlOllOl Ktog, Celowa Mime, Col~l Ruth, Major Ormsby Gore, Copious C. Owe. ' R.N., Caress Naedoseki, emporia Foulkes, C,epraia sad Ike. Close, Captasa Chaloaer, Capt. Thurston. }Cum.—The modern French theatre has • strange abhorrence to kisses—for which a merry English actress will cock up her chin, receive with a smack, and drop her curtsey. VOLTAM adds, that , 4 These ridiculous familiarities are of uo con sequence to the plot, which is a further objection to them.".—Wliether kisses are or are not of con• sequence in making love, we leave the ladies to decide. 11 1 -.y..• THNATK ES. 111101.1,11 OPERA. The Youthful Days of Mr. Musiorwa last night attracted • tail cud faishismohle ausliersce. They approach their claw. We think it a pity that is man should be slits. cut off in his prime. Not knowing what she Proprietor of the English °pent house may be preparing to bring f o rw ar d on th e exit of Mr. MavoltWs, we are et a loss to form an opinion on the subject. " There is • tide in the affairs of man that leads tin to fortune." The theatrical rstabliahment must be indeed in an eitrsordinery state of prosperity that chromes to abet with a lull house. • TUX ADILPIIt. We visited Ibis theatre last evening, and were highly entertained with the perfornsance of Mons. ALEXANDER, the wonderful ventriloquist. His representation of a eat and dog fighting was highly amusing ; his invitation of a dug barking was so complete. that • dog in the pit gave echo its full nose. 11w crying of the infant deserves much praise, as well as she whole scene of thecurtain tore. M. A LIMANDIR apologises in his hills for not being able so speak correctly the English language. In our opinion his defect is to him an d •-•1113141, 4 e the peculiarity of his pronunciation bring • no. telly. The whole of the performance was received with applause by a &Atonable and crowded audience. CONCERT for IM BRNRPIT of Ow IRISH POOR. Oa Mouslay hut the Earl ofillesioloo sod Sir J. Stewart, waited upon the Lard Mayor, from the Committee of She Sickly for heavier( the 011•41114411 of the Poor 111 leased, M request that his Lordship sod the Lady Mayoress would glee their sandlot' Its se...seer' foe the Sewell of that starv ing popolatioo, sad is apply for the use of the Egyp t i an Hall as the seessims. His Lordship instantly sad most cisisoesiod, sod it has been lied that the Coimert will take Ogee os Wednesday sets, the 11th issiast, soder the directors of Sir Crearge Smart, and coder the immediate auction of the Lady Mayoress the Dowager Declass of Rodand, the Duchess of weiliegue, lee. The Prince sad Prisms of Deismaell'ore emptied to be amongst the visitors. The Seleetios sf Moak sod of Performers are to he upon the most liberal mid jnilielosto male. There Wive bees several applteations for tideta,akboogh the notice has bees so sheet. CURIOUS WILL. [SOK Of A WILL NWT It IP AT DOCTORS . -00W WOW • 11W WATS Afie _ fl•M=. Itll. By Ike Grass of God...4Daea. Oa the foorteesth of Mil; Bring airy rind gay la body sad health. I dispose of as, wealth, To ■y dooghters sad sows, As any will ml their/sine To each of them a part ►s Aid hereafter hi their heirs ilia. Reiss, That amity cud brotherly love May dwell as is Ike turtle dove. My daughter Robins bath ars share, For ►eaooes that I most beaver ; My groodros, Jame, Poole, I snake hiss bete To my Addle and watch, so prey take cars That they so ►in be truly gine. To sky a tune ales is henna. To Johanna Southwell I vim tr. pseud, As faithful s wereaet as con be grood. ' According to costume' and laws that are trim Fiends's to ray will I mast appisisi two; Therefore I do anew ray bums Thomas sad Willis., To settle all ray begonia, sod bops they fulfil thee. Now WWI( is good health, sad eas wok in my garde., I he►eby sign this my loot will , JOHN HARDING. The testate' was a seedcase at loothgate, sew Eallold, Middles's. CITY BUSINESS. Yesterday the Lord Mayor held. Court of Common Cons eil for the dispatch of sewers, besieges. A Petition was presented from the Royal Uoiversal peosag foe Mans, papist for a grass in aid of their fowls, which Was mimed to the Gametal Purposes Committee to assoiderlowd tepee,. A Pacifies was laid before the Court from sundry labs bitsnis of be Ward of Crippkgate Within, against the onion of the two Wards of Cripplegate Witino sod Without, which was referred the Committee fur General Purposes to coo. eider sad report. The Bridge House Committee laid before the Court a Report in relation to the taking does of Londoo Bridge sad erecting • new twidge„ sod reconswieuding edveriisemenis to be published, ode, tog rewards of 260/., 1601., aml 1001. for the best three desires, which was read and agreed to, sad refers ed back to the Committee to carry the NSW IMO erect. 81111df, RlMUlllllollllweie also leveed to, sad ordered to be advertised (fur which see Advertisement). The Court the. proceeded to iii up the vaesacy is the office of Usider•Marshal of the City, whew Mr. Wadhout Cope, citizen sod Asbanniger, wep Meshed by a large majo rity. Mr. Arthur 'byte titian sad %Mew doodler, was nose sinsously elected by :how of busk, lempod Assistast Clerk of she Court of Requests; and Mr. Jews, Adcock, chives and merebanimailor, was elected by ballot its the 'flied As. &Want Clink of the said Court. The Bath Concerts are to be revived neat season under the direction of Sir GSORGI SMART and Mr. Joins LODSR, who have fur that purpose. taken the rooms fur a term of three years. Sir WA LTIR SCOTT intends to visit Ireland in the course of the present Sommer. Rumour says be purposes collecting materials in that country for g a series of novels, fuuuded on the an tient history and records of Ireland. On Tuesday night a Gentleman went into the pit of the upera-hour, and entered into a conversation with the veterau police officer, TOWICIMIND, who told him to take care of his watch sod seals = the Gallitano drew oat his watch (a gold chronometer, value 35 guineas), and replied to Mr. ToWNBISZND, " Oh ! I will take care of it," and returned it, as he believed, to his fob pocket. In about tea minutes afterwards he discovered that his watch and its ap. pendages were gone. but whether it was stolen, or whether it slipped down his trouser,, ho could not be certain. On TOWIIIHSIIO hearing of his loss be said to the Gentleman, "1 bad my suspicion your watch would go, let the pert bt a stop watch." 1 PIIR TURA Astor H BATH sAcel. 'Nino Daw—Tault4WAS. Jane I, ISO. His Majesty hotfooted the none t►is MI wish h i s pre• pence, and was recited with eherp dminewinios of joy by the atimenese speetalon. Hie Majettip reissued ou the course soil the recce were smelly liassbed. Ni. Royal Righters, the Doke of York sod sissy other eliatismanhed characters were also presets'. The metopes, in grooved were needy the same a. yesteeday. The sports, die the whole, surpassed that of the preceding day, sod will he found be. I.tw. 1 lie Hold Cap, value 100 p, the surplus (if say) to be pad so the viewer in specie A Sabecription of tee. each For therein' tatla.ll4. IMb. ; fuer, 1114 Rib.; See, Ilst.l2lb; siu;aad aged, 9.t. 31b. Mares &Royal 31h. The sewer 4 the meson loose to receive Mick his stake. To start at the Half-stile Post es the New Mile, amigo sine resod, about Two Miles mad a H.U. Mr. Rstusbottom'a Ste Holdibresd, 4 yes old Mr. Fable'. b. f. Nona, by Whalebose, sal of Margo. retts, 4 yrs old Mr. I. Charlhoes Master Heory, aged D. of Rstlastre ch. c. by Waviest, est of Miss Bleaches dam, 4 yrs old 4 Mute► Herr, took the ksd , sad shrubs', mond the worm was headed by Nona for a few porde, wk.* Sir Hid. dibraod passed, and woe the race by a lesph. The winner was rode hp the semen Bea le, w►o en with hits pester. day. ato 1 against she wiensst•.h and I Is 4*a Mote, Hears—sod II to 1 aphis' Nona. The Wisdom Forest Stakes of lailaWnels.- bailliwaril; for ihree.year old Allies, Bet 41b. The skeeter of the 5,005 p. Stakes, Derby*, Oaks, to entry •Ib. extra. Oil Mile. H. R. H. the Disk, of York's..... Mr. West's b. f. by Mansion, dans by Crawls ... Doke of Retlasd's Mil, f. by Smolesek*, dam by Vino( Whiskey.. 3 Eleetreee •R•iast t►e Geld. A aunt adwitrablpeoa. tested race, and eu• with great dillieslty b ►alf • bnll►. Goodie•. rode t►e wia•er. A Sweep,lakes of 30p. each, 20gs. forfeit; for levelear old colts, 8.1. frlb ; arid Allies, 8.1. Ilb. The wiener of • Sweepeiskes to carry 31b. extra. Two-year old Course. Mr. Wyudhani's b f. by Warp , term out of a Seisms sears I Mr. Ropro's f. by Selina, dion by Haphazard • • 111 Mr. C. Day's eb. e. Oweerier, by Soothsayer 3 H. R. H. the Duke of York's b f. by Waal.. 4 Mr. T. Sadler'. b. c. brother to Pleistocene Mr. W. West's b. f. by Water , too, set of Carthage 6 II sad 7 to 4 midi to lieu Mr. Seidler's, b. e. and 3 to I apt each of she rese.—A my pod 'partial; race, and woes by theme "sorters of a length. Arnold retie the wisest. The Reviewed Sweepeakes foe lett and 1313, of Illoa.staeli; for 3 yr. old colts, Set 71h.; and Mlle,. 1110. Ilb. The 'loser of the Derby or Oaks to carry 71b. extra, New Mr. Hreers's hr. e. by Haphazard, drum by I Lord Darliagtom's hr. to Amami° N. R. H. the Duke of York's Esectrese Lord G. H. Carradish's b. f. Infanta, by Boterbee Mr. Bourerie is a Subscriber bat did mot name. 7 to 4 no tbe wiaser.—Thss race wee as well contested M any th. we ever saw, and Bottle crept before the rest by balls 'leng Sweepatekes of 100 p. each ; for colts, Set. 71b. ' • mod Allies, ' Sit. 31b. • then three years old. New Mile. Ld Loweber's c. b y Selby daa, by Wallin, out of Set eerer's den Mr. Wyndham'', e. by Wbalebome, set of Scotina IA G it. Caresdish's hr. e. by /divide' theep, owe of Barrees 3 0 so 4 asa 11.11.-3 to 4 as Whalsevee—aced 3 le 1 quip* Middlesboro. A pion was gives for choice for Are peeks between feline sod Wishbone. Won by half • length. A Plate of la for all ages; threr.yr olds, 7st ; four, MC blh ; Ave, AM.; six, sad aged, flit, bib. Mares allowed 311 s. The ember of ose Plate or So, eplakes this year (lemaili• caps milted) to carry Sib. eters. The _best of beats; Ow Mile sod Half each. To marl at the Swisley Post. Mr. FieMk's Yanksy b yrs old—. Mr. Wbiurside's.lacautator, 4 yes old 1 8 de Pantos the Favossiite. The beats were well coalesced, sad woe with diffculty. WESTERN DISPENSARY. Wedseaday evening the A asivevsary Festival of this lost;. lotion was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern is the Itissek, whin sesrly 290 persons of the highest respectability sat down to a minspintins dieser, Colonel Elting in the Chair. The Pirtpart staled, shat in 'belays y►ar 2364 poshest. haws bees admitted into she Institution, 1,240 ►are been cured and relieved, 23 discharged, CI have died, and there remained under esre ow the 31.1 of D►eember, left, 1128 patients; 7141 of the above were attended at their own rest. desires. Rem the cornmeacernest of the Charity is 1789, 93" d passim have been admitted. POLICE. tow. lITISZT. Yesterday • man of respectable appearance wee limelight hp this dries, and underwent an exansimesion ►ri:,re thr Aieha►d Air*, charged truth mauls Wig s•d larbtiving toopro perry to • twati•rl on defy at the back of Marlbstrougo How, in SI. Sonies'e Park, on "redeemlay Right, at a year. tee Wore skeet* o'clock. Tee descriptors that he g•a►e of Woolf was, chat be was Major Jaime Carr, late a ibellai regibientorecesis to t►e late Sir Hest, Ger, who mat riel v... IStrerest, the widow of the late Muiseter. 0.1 hissiri he prised le be the prows he had represesited him. If. Ostia Chewy, • soldier belmertur to t►e third reg►seent of foot guards proved the charge. 'rho Priao•er was ordered to lad bail min committed to tale his trial at the Westminster Sesames Maims Oserling, • botcher brimming is the SJ resinseol of ro o t 'ward', was charged wish tehraistaid, .sesliug • b,i frees the shop of Mr. Joh• Perris& in lbe Strand, as wit o'clock yesterday moraisg. The Proposer was Nees lu t•tte tbe Wilmot of she dem by tSe shopesau, who peraeed atiJ took the hat from ender ►is arm. _ . The PeWeer eadeavoared to ;best some abilitin sea Mew yell is erne•suatisiag the witnesses, he. He asked if •lie tree ebsrpd with privately ur publicly atealtag tho hs He at geoids very coolly cusifened that he did steel the hat. lite object was strongly suspected to be t►at he insists to he sent Au Bona, Bay. He was eolainated for trial. QUTEW SQUARI. 1 PUGILISM EXTRAORDINARY Yesterday John Kendrick (the black), of fl,/lc neteeraety, wee charged with rualatittieg • 'tweet imam' us the pe•- ••• a Th.... Feethey, tee do iver a a heave). evcs,, ut ihe employ 44 Me. Bickettil, the ceeek-.mater, itt Twhilw street, Wismissier, aa4,Caltb Baldwin, Ow. Nellie, misted that ►e sad lbe sea of Caleb Baldwin oar eld periliai, and ball-beitse) wee is the Alanemy ea the peeeselsog eight , sad were traversing with a woman, elite Beadraik faile op to thew, Shire/ Mit (eiieww). tey the seekercidef, gad with a eeererlel tutu a hie wend e , rateray Sinisslell kiwi , bj forcieg hie Ittatekke is lie Merest. leasrag ••••n, vi win/ ,„ • AWFUL CATASTROPHE AT SANDWICH. Ow the Id lost., es two yews' men, Juba mud Henry Cur. Shag, 19 and years of age, were amasing themselves wit► sail on the river Stour, close to their father's boom the boat, from some Cause uoksown, upset, whew John, t►e younger, got entangled, it is supposed, is the sail, sad sank to rise so more, the elder (Heavy) was picked up ghee. ►ut has been ioreusible ever since the river mewing close to the gsrden, their cries of distress were heard by their .ether and garters, who could afford them no asslstatece, find who had are idea at the time that it proceeded from them. The consternation sad grief of t►e whole town shelved the high estimation in which these youths ■ere held. They ere t►e sows of Mr. W. Curling, of Ssilderkb, sad nephews to Dr. Coding, of Upper Brook-street, Louden. CAVALRY PLATE.—We are requested to awe, that at our next races there will ben plate of 501. for the three troops of Herefordshire yeomanry Cavalry, given by the Steward and the Officers of the corps for horses not thorough bred, and not to have been in training before the Ist of June, 1822, to be ridden by Members of the corps, and hiving been at exercise sax days at least with the regiment in the coarse of this yesr....l Hereford Journal.) This being the first day of Trinity Term, the Judges and the King's Counsel will wait on the LORD CiIAMCSLLOII, at Lincoln's Inn Hall, at twelve o'clock. and afterwards proceed in proces sion to Westminster Hall. We learn that Mrs. CA11.11.2 is brought to bed of • daughter iu Dorchester gaol. which. in spirit of its sire. is named HTPATIA, after she celebrated female philosopher of Alesondria. who filled the Professor's chair in the fourth century, and was afterwards murdered in a moonier which reflected no extraordinary credit upon ST. CTIIILL and his Clergy. The Moyer of Derby has appointed • public meeting of the inhabitants of that town, to be held at the Guildhall on Tuesday next at 12 o'clock. for the purpose of determining upon the most effectual method of promoting a subscription fur the relief of our distressed brethren in Ireland. Mr. HUNT hes ordered half • ton of his famous breakfast powder, pecked in half pound., to be sent as his Subscription for the relief of the suffer ing Irish; fire hundred weight beg been shipped fur Cork, end bre hundred weight for Limerick. This will afford three meals a day for a week, of wholesome •od nutritious food, to 5,240 periao, at half a pound tacit.—( Bath Garetle.) L4ll l INITLtItENCti COURT OF CHANCERY. Ltroitira UR. Titeasoat. Just S. • LORD CHANcisuma cane into Cost et 1-i leduCk. (lii Usidshop lees occupied itimt.l64ll. pest two n'clnck iu heating 1111114111 C petition.. irr ud *Merest escrpt to the pauses concert/rd. at aloth tie* he toe,. cotntir OF KING'S BUNCH, Wryest:oar:ll, Tautwat, Jura 6 . Woo Me Late Cunt Jrrrics end Comsow Jsr4r. DOE, ON THE DENISE or TELMER, v. ONAOItt r. Thi s *s. au OVUM of +cilium to recover tt.e postession of a house in George -street, Wise/ring- Nes. The Irstor of ti‘e Plaintiff claimed. as it.ir at lass to the late Marehiuners of Tl.ossosid, and the Deleodant, as devisee, miller the will of her :Littl)stiiit. The single question in the case vref4. Ibe Validity of the execution. The Drfrnsient ad. Stilted the Plaintiff it/ he the heir at lute, but set up his title under the will. It siliesred in evidence that the Marclikneirs of Thornond began to mike her will whilst et :Topless. Corset, Bucks, end continued writipg it wind the year 1816, when her Ladyship applied. to . ~'l ' rs. 1 . 0411111 e, the Lady of the Bishop of 11 inches. ter, to knows if the Bishop would be one of the witnesses, and on his consent being notified, the Marchioness of Thousond brought her will, written on several sheets of paper. net fastened to gether. slid the Bishop saw her affix her signatwee. He afterwards suggested that if soy freehold pro perty was devised, it would be memory to have three witnesses, sod as the house in question was devised, a Gentleman, suinsed Smith, airs called in, and the Marchioness retraced her sigrimure in She first sheet, ia his presence. The .411 was afierwarsts lodged with the solicitors of the Marehitniess, sisd remained iw their possession till after her demise. Mrs. Tontlinc, the Bishop of Winchester, sad the solicitor were examined, who proved the facto shove stated. The LORD CHIRP JtIITICI told the Jory that the single question for their consideration was. whe ther this was the same will which lied beets executed by the Marchioness of Tltomond in the prtseuce of the witoreses. The Jar) , found a •erdict for the Ocfenden•, thereby esteblishing the validity of the will. WARBLING N. PIGGOTT, KEMP, LCD COTTON. This was an action for • libel. The Defendant Piggott was printer, and the two other Defendants were the authors of the libel in question, which im puted to the Plaintiff wilful and corrupt perjury. The Plaintiff reason attorneys clerk, and wemb►r of a benefit society called the United Friendly So.. citty, by the rules of which, persons under the oie of 23, or being attorneys clerks, were ineligible. The Plaintiff had been admitted as a person a►ore the age of 23, and as 2 merchant's cheek. Fa'kg ill, he applied for the usual allowance trivia' mem bers, and wits refused by the Defendants, Kemp and Cotton, the one acting as sleek and the other as treasurer of the witty, on the alleged deteptents of the Plaintiff with respect to hie age audifittlfss- Sion. The Plaintiff sausinoned them befoft • Ma gistrate, and ses the Plaintiff matins he was eine, the age of 23, the Magistrate ordered the society to multi him the allowance. The alleged libel was published in the shape of a enculor letter to me society. It appeared that the Plaintiff had indicted the Defendants Kemp and Cotton, on which Dv mien Pigott gave 'eidetic,, under a promise of indemnity. Th. Solicitor.Geueral, who conducts d the case for the Plaintiff, gave up the cones against him. It appeared also that in fret the Plaintiff sous • merchant's clerk at the time of his admission, and that he was not out of employ at the time be appli ed for relief to the society. The CHINE JUSTICE told the Jury that in poiilt of low the Plaintiff was entitled to a verdict, Liu justification having been put on the record ; bat it appeared a cue the justice of which would be Llilb.• tied by very moderate damages. The Jury found a verdict for the Plaiutiff—da mages one farthing. LADY BRONLIT V. lINSLY AND •somta. This was an action against the Defendahte. as inhabitants of the Hundred of thou!soon. for do align dose to the Plaintiff's house in Berkele,- square by • note's, as se mblage 01 persons. It ap peared that the damage in question, which stated of a number of broken window., ',as dune by a mob who had accompanied the Queen's ear. nage on her Majesty's return front Westminster Abbey on the day of the coronation. The Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff—da images all. j t • ;$. • A ei • I .