The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-10-05 00:00:00

y,. ..~i~- i i i i i the ontrnes which afflict that part of the country are similar in character to those with which it had been lately disgraced. Murder, tobbery, and wilful burning prevail in the black cata logue of crime. The combination against tithe' is carried on with the most determined itt•t reverance, and in the must efficient manner. The country people are warned. on pain of strait), nut to draw .4 the tithe of the clergyman, when that tithe is taken in kind. Invtinces are given in which these threats have beets successful, and the tithe in several places is rotting on the spot where it is collected. But the ritigleinicrs do not confine t!iemselves to this negative hostility. The tithe tots is burned in I pl It% sometimes by Twigs, and sometimes, it is said, by the application amine chemical preparation, introduced by indivi duals, which remains in the rick or corn stack se. rail hours before combustion takes place. This distracted state of the country cannot by is. poled to want of energy among the resident Ma. gistrates and gentry. They are in full 'activity. Neither does justice sleep. If we take the Assizes Ind Special Commissions into oceans!, the' shine's l i a the Criminal Comm may be considered as nearly permanent. The country is scoured night sad day by as aimed police. nr the regular army, and ' the lasurrecticru Act is now in fall force. lu short, nothing that the civil and military power could affect has been left undone, end of the additional means of safety provided by the wisdom of Parlia ment in the lust Session, nothing remains to be tried but the new Coastabulory Bill. That re medy has not been yet completely organised End brought into action. It may afford some relit', but where such a combination of means has tailed, we cannot hope tins oreawre, however salutary. can prove effectual. In the mean time the price of corn in several districts is merely homier]. The best wheat is selling in several places for about fi ve -and-tw e nty shillings the English quarter ; and such little effect hart the call ea the absentees pro duced, that every wean who can leave the country is retiring to the county town or the metropolis. Yesterday a Booed of the Lords of the Treasury SAS held et the Treasury Chambers, at which Lord LIMPooL presided. The CHANCEI.I.OI of the EictugUlia was afro present. Loan JolliN ROSSILL.—It having been reported that Lord JORN RUISILL intended to resign his seat in Parliament as the Representative of the inde pendent freeholders of the county of Huntingdon, a (Mend 111111 requested to write to his Lordship, that such false and ill-intended slanders tni K ht be publicly refuted. To this letter an answer hos been received from his Lordship, of which the following its copy : '• I feel moat obliged to yes foe apprizing woe of report., obi* thooth evoonsany esoleadleted, sight for • tir•c ►me dose injury so my reputation is the wormy of Hoy. tisinfao. The friselholders of the roma, did melba hawser to ems ids to me their mom valuable isorresas at a the. oboe 1 was osksown,except from general rnosour and vogue professions. I fief IS a duty iswoosiert *pow tide to endeavour so pro em their good ►y any slight smartiows I ass capable of making in Parliament tad elsewhere. Above all, I feel, that, arise their generous support of sae, I am board, by the sarong tie •f gratitude, to wood by them so long as they shall bosses, .e aith their choice. It will sot be till a poll shall have secerisined t►e mime of IM twenty, that I shall rdiagoish the ►osoarable Motion of Member for It. Let it he remembered, however, that I do not pledge myself to ism soy expenses which the cossiitetion does sot warned sad the law expressly discountenances." Extract from a private letter, dated Vienna, Sep tember to:—" The Duke of WELLINGTON is sot looked fur here lentil about the 29th or 30th H s ant. The delay iii his arrival has quite disconcerted all previous arrangements of the Potentates and their Ministerv. Considerable impatience seems to have been felt and expressed in a certain Imperial quarter on this account. It was mid yesterday, thitt the Emperors of AUSTRIA and Russia would start fur Verona on the first days of the missing month; bat this was under the slip. position that the Duke oriViti.Liawrosi would reach Vienna by the 23th.instant at latest. The whole system. as far as regards dates, most there fore be changed. and it is very probable that the Cornwell; at Verona will not be formally opened sail near the end of October. This news is atilely d , fferent from that which was circulated a little while since, viz, that the discuesiou of some of the most important matters would lee concluded base that date. The opinion is more curreet than ever, that it is in Contemplation to 'moist the King of SPAIN. It is just mentioned, that u part of the. Itusbiaii Legation, which consists, including all th e employts, of all immense Humber of prisons of dis hurtion, will leave Vienna for Verona in a few days. This would scent as if the Emperor ALEXANDER slid lint m.ai, so wait fur the arrival of the Duke of Wet.t.ttao - roN. If so, he might as well have pro. ceedect to Verona at once, without making so lung a circuit. It does not follow, however, that because sport of his cortege goes, that he will proceed to Luaibardy direcily himself. Wird I have stated 1 it as the tern,' publicly circulated." A restieclah;e Paper says—" What would in4 , 411C of t:ieir ecitiects if their nurses and list cereities were as dangerous as they are repre?ented to be by 11. Fatuities, librarian at Ernst:hal, in a work just 1,111)164Iva, which be.irs the incredible title 4. , flisroise e:/* the Academical Curtrpiracy , :raistst t hrittiority, lied Property." ''sure baby llClAnnitiona cu I rarely he bitnight an,st any one than are here adduced iii the title of book, which is dedicated to the founders uf the Alliance, to five German Kings, and all the ( "iwt l'iluces of the Cookderstiusi, sod their 011icers of State and klitiiiners. We can scarcely ''edit oar eyes when we find in it what IS said 4 4411 in Kant, Isiehte , Schelling, Paulus, Fries, hr ur, Canape, Stepliani„ and 60,000 other larders, Ala air up!irsided with being iiicentharier, seducers itaspheniero, and every thing else that is !" 4, 41! Ile knows the Raton which they hare firmed I,y their writi ngs . and which has produced al l the revolutions of use team He prints (puke 1 . 11 ) the oath t a k en l w th e members, and which !Isugl Stan had token when he went nut on his &Nye "ton to rorassinate Kutsebue."--(Allgencule %rifting, September 24.) q k Ok ~...- I, - • de 7•...1:7 ft 441Fit4/S‹. .'. t . ei . ,(.%...... • • '1 ) ' • / ... l , Es 3 PASUIONA BLS morintsNrk The Mute of Manchester has postponed his intended de. partly, Cu, Jsminea mild al,. .•1• of his son, room Mandeville, to Nibs Sparrow, which Is daily expected to lake glare. The Naves, of Portland and the ladies Rentinek are etp•etcd to leave town next we-k for their seal, Wirlbeck, Notts The Dowager Barbra. of Richmond and the Ladies Lennox are curveted to leave t.•wtt in a few days for Sir Robert Peel, scat in Staffordshire. The Matsui/ and Slitreloaners of Lan..limo will leave their seal, Ili.vood Path, %Vitt.. oral *wit, on • visit to the Earl and Countess of Morley, st shear ►eat near Plymouth. Fart and Commis, Sporer arrived yesterday eVelliflff 1111 thee house in hi. Janes's-place, from their seat, Al'limp, Northootploushire. The Earl and Countess of Melding -ill hose arrived is Swit serload frogs Paris. The Ea►l, Countess, and the Ladies Rathurat will leave their heat. Cirenerster. Glouctsierature,lll,ll4 week, err a sprit to the Earl sad Cureless of Morley, at their seat aese Ply mouth. The Earl of Euston has arrived at his mot, Northam,- iambics., frame a lour. Loyd St. Holism left town yesterday ea • visit to the Berl sad Countess of Searbosoatsb, al their seal, Saedbeck, York shire. LOA and Lady Amon have left the St. James's Hotel, Jer reef, fur their howl, iu Greet Comberlend-street. . . Lleputu.es from Reddish's Hotel. aeraiya.oireet i—Sir George and Lady riv;ent sod Ili. Hon. Mr. sod Milli Nu gent. rut their seat in Beek.; Mr. Mamie sad Welly fur ibrir seat is Suffolk. Cvpsain Mayne has left She Cobora Hotel, Charles-street, Censers or-square, for his seat near Seve• Oaks. Mr. and Mrs. Salsmarsh left the Waterloo Hotel, Jet soya-gimes, yeafertlay, for Cheltenham. Arrival as Hodason'a Hotel, Dearer-duet s—Mrs. Hay from Cheltenham. Departures:—Mr. sod Mrs. Clsisaery for their seat is Norfolk. Departures yesterday from Greillon's Hotel, Albemarle. sired :—Miss Knight for ,be Duke of Gloucester's, Bagabot Frisk ; and she EMI. E. Foley fur Brighton. Mr. and Mn. Estertoa have arrived at their seat, Totten Palk, Cheshire, from a soar its Yorkshire. CHELTENHAM. OCTOBER 3. We continue extremely crowded with company; houses are not to be procured suitable to the fami lies and disiingoishgd personages who daily arrive. On Monday evening, Mr. Puzzi, the celebrated performer on the French horn, had a concert at Sheldon's Rooms, which was uttended by upwards of three hundred persons. A trio for three horns by Mr. l'. and the Messrs. Petrides, equally cele brated on that instrument, was encored. It con dulled with the glee, "Glorious Apollo." A concert last night et the Assembly Rooms was nitended by 480 persons. It was for the benefit of Mr. Woodward, who had the powerful aid of Mrs. Salmon. Last night Miss Stephens performed at the Glen. rester Theistic. This evening she performed at the Theatre here in Rob Boy. The hand at the Old Spa has left off playing for the season. The band at Mr. Thompsou's Spa eon. tinues to attract very unaseroas promenades Ws the monolog awl afternoon. The pionsenade in High-street is mach impeded by a fair which is holding in it. The principal novelty its it is a drove of sheep fi otu the Cotswold without tails, having been cut off when they were young lambs. Among them are some very tine rams. A statute fair is also holding for the hiring of servants, who are distinguished fur the employ they want by emblems of their work, such as wool in the hats of shepherds, &c. &c. Among the last arrivals are— Viewpoint Sidasouth, Miss Addiaytow, the Duchess of Richmond, the Hun. Mr. Hatband, Lady Eldon, Lady Rodney, Llify Lambert, Si► W. sea Lady Harwood, Sir J. Reeve, Sir Bellingham Graham, Sir Henry and Lady Ppm, Sir George and La dy Pueuek, Sir Juba Read, Sir &aekville Browne, Sir Collo sod Lady Csmpbrll, the Colosimo of Bel lmore, tho Countess of ASTMS, ViOCIAIOIIIIIII Cremorse r mad Lady Blackwell. LIVERPOOL THEATRE. Mrs. Diortiox took her benefit on Friday even ing. The play was The Suspicious Husband, in which Mr. ELLIIIITON was announced for Koster. Previous to the MID I ; of the carotin, Mr. BAs. mune forward to state that Mr. Er.i.trrost had not arrived, and to clines* M r DAVIS° tes extreme regret for the disappointment, but added, that the money irliould he returned at the donut to those persons who might require rt. This eddies. was received with great applause, and the part of Ranger was read by Mr. Billow sr 6. The absence of Mr. ELLISTON is accounted for Ilia later I* that gentleman to Mrs. DAVISON, dated Londou, Saturday, September 25, published Pi the Liverpool dficeriiser, in which he states, that Mr.. DAVII•oll had roll authority to announce his name, but that lie was prevented from fulfilling his engagement by the business of Drury-laite theatre, preparatory to us opening. . . . Alio, !loom plays Young Aos vat in the tragedy 01 Douglas, fur her owu benefit this night. NATURAL CURIOSITY.--Priday se e ntlight,' at New tort, comity of Wine/find, the *rat of EDWARD TURNER, Eni. the head and branch,* of a mouse dew, to a Plate of perfect itnesetvattoo, were clateOver ed is a white marl-hole, At the depth of fifteen feet train the surface. The branches measured the ex irAunlinary length of ten fret between the tips. Toni is the becond parr or hr./itches of that gigantic annual which have been I4Yutl on the lands of dna gentleman, blab of which toe in Ina intabeystoo. THE CHI urEam HUNDREDS.—The Chiltern II ussilrob, *o frequently mentioned as beteg sc. cepted by Asls nit ers of the House of Cognitions, when they wish so vacsite their seats, are divisions of couutirs *mule by King A LIRE°, and now annexed hi the Crown, although they stilt retain their 'mea lier Courts. The stewards of these roosts are ap pointed by the CtisuctLtott. of the EXCHEQUER, and their silstries are twenty shillings per ansuuna. Tots sum, howeverouuall as it is, being derived Goal an office ander the CfeWll, is sufficient to di.. quA l ly a n y person who accepts it, from retaining Ins *eat, utiles* re-eleetetl, Accepting the siewsid ship of the Chiltern Hi:inked% is, therefore, ineiely a lottnal manner of resigning a scat when a bimober *visite* to retire fruits Parliilinent• aiAL. rim " PRIVATE cORREsrUNDENck. Extract 'from a letter, dated Boulogne, Oc tober 1 The nofortanate Lady vita teas lately killed here, ens the Comtesse de Vatti, and not Vi_'), as erronrotisly 'stated in your raper.— Her husband was born in England, but inherit., through hies mother, the reversion of a large pro perty in Italy, from whence he takes the title. lie is the sou of the Commandant of Nice, for which place the family proposed going at the time of the NMI accident. Mrs. Lock and her afltictrd children have left Boulogne. This place continues to be very amnei ng . The weather, which was much broken, with very heavy rains, the beginning of last week, has now become deligittfully hue. Con stant arrivals and reciprocal departures: Yesterday morning the Sovereign strait-boat, of Dover, sailed front hence with three font-wheeled and one angle horse chaise, 9011)8 horses, and upwards of fifty passengers the elder Mr. Roa•ars. M.P. was one. Last night there was • bourgeois fete at the Grand Tivoli, in honour of St. Michael, the patron Saint of the coopers, who are • numerous body here, constantly employed in tab-[taking for the smug glers. Thee► were lire —weeks, and emblematic printings of the trade, and 'eerily it was a gay in teresting scene." DORCHESTEK. °cross& 3. We regret to announce the total destruction, yesterday morea.g, by Err, of the elegunt cottage of George Porting, Esq. of Bradford. near this town. On the evening of Tuesday that gentleman entertained a large party of his friends at dinner, end several of hie visitors remained at the house for the purpose of forming a shunting party the follow ing day; but about seven o'clock they were alarm ed by the cry of fire, and their persomd security was heftily effected before the whole Wei in flames. Mach of the fernitore, rad the greases part of the cellar of choice wines were saved. The come of the fire has not been ascertained, bat it is con jectured to have *riven from the overheating of a flue communicating with a hot dresser. We understand the premises were insured in the Royal Exchange Office at s,oool.—(Werproatk Gazelle.) BOXING. The amateurs of real seilliwg had a full, and ra ther an unexpected day's play yesterday, at Choi ley enclosure, Dear Weybridge, iu two very gal lantly-contested battles. The brut was a match for 40 sovereigns, between Be. Moss, the Warminster butcher, and Meat, a black, lately imported from America, as owl sod oat amongst the Yankee*, and who manfully did his duty. Some meddlers caused the battle to be removed from Berko kilo Surrey. Is the lint resod the Black rushed is epos his adversary with the greatest impetuosity, and flainved bim by a heavy kit upwa Me chose, but Awes was draw* hoes Ws aseueserr bye twister Unheeded lik agate awe time. This rased was Is have - oral to a good baffle tram vales, displayed, sad the varimas changes. The Block was jobbed over lb. right rye will the left lewd many times, until the eyelid covered it, bat i■ ibis Meta of &Awe ha dealt out heavy rehire blows, Mini Moos shamed weakness, sad ha was throws heavily. 3. The Black had the best of a severe rallyisg mind, and it was evident that Mw was trying to darkewhia adveraary's other eye, but be ws awkward at it, sad Is was dropped forward by a cliattarfap bit upon the jaw. 4. The Black received a heavy Cash bit apse the rye sot before damaged, sad Noss kept sway after as much as he could to give it the arm of postbag up. He was semis floored by a doable, op is the body, but be was too good to ►e denied. Four other rounds were fought, sad the Black's impe tuosity cibsertinl him. He was bit hard is these rounds, and et the end of the eighth he had twareele a glimmer of sight, anti Moss was declared victor is •0 asisistes. A second and tremendous bathe we• fought between Joel Desoto, and Carte►, • navigator, which lasted 27 t•i•utes. Thee rounds only were fought, and both were bit to pieces. They were heavy puoisbees, hot wasted science. Davis woe it by crackle, his adversary's jaw. An order arrived hurt week at Chatham Dock yard to stop the further discharge of any wore men from the naval yard : it is the intention of the Government, that the men shall continue worki n g for five days in the week, and the same hours as usual, which will übviate the iutentiou of a further discharge. Great reductions are taking place in the military departments of Scotland. The clerks iu the Adju taut-General's Office are reduced, and we under stand thut it is expected that Lord ROBERT KKK, with the assistance of one clerk, with a salary of half-a-crowd a day, will be able to undertake the business of this department.—( Everting Paper.) RUBBERY IN Milos Parac.--Oo Wednesday night us Mr. ALLCOcK, • hard-working man, re siding in one of the cottages in Gardener's-lane, Edgeware-roact, was coming home through the Park front his work tit Kelaington, two tellowe, whom he had some time noticed skulking about, made suddenly up to him, and demanded Ilia mo ney. Mr. A. tamed out his pockets to sheer thew he had sin money ; hut the ruffians insisted ou a search, and robbed him of an old silver watch, which he always kept in his fob. They then told him to proceed on quietly, or they would return and silence him ; they then disappeared through a clump of trees. On Friday last an Inquest was taken at Downham Market, by Wu. LENNott, Geist. Coroner, on the body of lisp rassiN Dunwitm.. late of Lynn. stocking-weaver, aged about 40 years, who, about two o'clock in the afterreoon of that day. strangled himself in a stable of the Coffee l'ot Inn, at the former place. So determined was this pour cunt ture upon the work of self-destrnetiori, that lie had deliberately placed his neck iu the head-stall of a common halter, which had been previously attached to the rack, and throwing himself forward, c ttttt r etied in that position till the fend deed was fully accompliahed. When found (which was about hall past two) lie was Dtherding with his head over the manger, and his knees nearly touching the ground. He was instantly blooded in the jugular vein, but the vital *park was totally eittiuct. Verdict Lunacy. deceased has left a distressed widow and three ch•ldren at Lyuu. ~: POLITIC . . . Prior-Norm , . Yogi. Hs? Iris. Clark way brought pp fur a sedood esaissis "thine char . II wish renhortzlion various sums of money, she property of AIN Jane Allisuo flame J•ne Purses), a *cos. resister, of nisch Isar. Cornhill, in shoos service he was retained as clerk sod bouli•keeprr The viiis are *as tskrn on two ewes only, though, 6.0 s the cuNru..l same of the books, it is supposed Sliest are usher sums is hich the Prisoner has received sod sot iccoout• ed for. Mr. John Allison deposed, that on making lip the arcount of Mr. lisshop, of Sherbonie-lane, he perceived an entry of 401. omile/A to which when the Prisoner came in be called h.. 'donation; •ail he acknowledged, from Mr. Bishop's re. polarity in plying that sum weekly, it must have been re ceived, and went over to She/borne lane to ioseire of Mr. Bishop, and on his return said it worst have bete omitted by tir Mr. Bishop bad abewa him the check for the mo ney. The check heist +hew, to Mr. Allison, he thought the endo►srment, " 12m. Clark," at the hark, was in the hand writing of the Prisoner. 00 the discovery of the omission to enter the 40/. iu the rash book, the Prisoner said he had omitted to enter 60/. on the other side, which he had paid Mrs. Allison; bet it appeared t►at sum of 60/. he bad pre viously received from her. Dr. Patrick Kelly deposed, that on t►e 27th April lad he paid 'be Prisoner 161. Is or areal/at of Mrs. Allison, and took his receipt fur it, which he had mislaid. Mrs. Jerre Allison deposed, that on the 27th April the Pri mese entered is she cash book 10/. as received from Dr. Kelly; the ismaiader of the money paid him by Dr. Kelly (64. 1.1.) ha bad nut sceouoted for. Prisoner dechried saying any thing in his defence, sad the parties being bound over to prosecete, be was fully com mitted to take his trial. J. Hv&.r, a journeyman wire•worker, was brought up by owe of the night patrol, who observed him about twelve o'clock on Wednesday night attempting to get on the bales. trades of Loudon Bridge, for the purpose, as it appeared to biro, of conansittiog suicide, by thermal' himself off into the river. It appeared that the poor man Mid lately lost his wife. •lio was found drowned soder circumstances which seemed Is imlicate that she had destroyed herself. Store when he has bees himself in a desponding way, sod oa the night meatioased, having taken a little more liquor than ordinary, be bad hunted to drown himself. He now assured the Lord Mapor hat be repented of his intention, and would bear his troehies aruhpatienee. dome of hie remade were present, on whom the Lord Mayor impressed the uecessity of having an eye soon his future esadact. His Lordship admonished him, and order ed bins so be discharged. J. Thome was charged, on the oath of William Herne, a waiter at the King's Arms, M the Poultry, with stealing • silver watch, his property, The Prisniter was employed ass painter in the house of Mr. intitin, wish whom Hume lived, and had taken so °poor losily of strobe' the watch from Harris's bed's head, where be bad left it hewer. He had palmed the watch, hot in s It of drunkeisoeso, gave the duplicate to a shoptuaie of which led to hie detectios. The Lord Mayor ordered his to be folly committed to take We mai. GUILDHALL. MATRIMONY. Yesterday Joh. Ford, a decent-looking young man, was charged wish being disorderly. Sim Smith, as elderly woman, stated, shot the Defendant, with Zia with, came to 'lade in her house some time hack; site had aothiag to ay lapsed she chandler of the Defend. ant ; she litobrettl W tole as hottest, iadostriews, civil, and sober yowat Wok, hot at the last two days he seemed to be oat otitis idol; else 'pitied hi. from her heart ;he was only ativried este arnelfas, and Its wife Ina bees pet to bed of a child; trey .iota he had gime on like a imam districted, sod last sight was at hoistinitisit la the room whey. his wife is her hat, were, that she thosight it her testy, us *cermet ot OM *imitates of the *.*a., to give him is charge of as .veer. limes Asir, &Sailor Alderonte, observed, there was au cheep 'gib* the Defendant, aid that be us& Noe to hies KFr brongbi there. The Complaltsaild said, she did not wide lo injure the yoong matt, but Ilk hoped the worthy Aldermata world either coeliac kiln, oP oblige Isis to give secant; that be would out come to her boast again. lir James Shaw—" 1 will du no seek Wag. I pity the si. inatioa of the yore; man, whose hopes of conuatual kappi atm are blamed. lam convinced that there is no ems pre sto' who does eat Gel as I du. Hls certainly has nu right to causes distarbauce in your boom, Madam, sad I era cos viaced be will net again transgress. The worthy ha. roost awl addressed the Defeats''', and observed, that from his aroolemaace (which appeared the index of his sled) he was conviaeni be felt the ores( which he had coffered most sevrrelp. He trusted that he would be able In overcome his feeliogs i and forget her that was the cause of them. He re. eoustreskled him to take another lodging, and Nut to go rear the Complainant's house, for,from the sit dation his wife was iu, however base she might have been, vise aught nut to be disturbed. TM* Daredevil bowed, and in a moat melancholy tear, said he 'mild try to fellow the advice of the Alderman. He was then dtarliarced. AN INFAMOUS CHARGE TO OBTAIN MONEY. fieor limy was charged with tryisi to oblates mosey under a threat, by accusing James Lockwood of an infamous propeosii I. Tote Proweutor stated, that he mid his wife were le charge of a horse is Bridge-street, Blackfrisrs. Os Thursday he left hums to go to the Commercial-road; he stopped fa a moustai at • peidt-shop is St. Paul's aurns.ysril; he felt some ore familiarly touch him, on which he went iota Pmer 11011iff.IOW ; the Prisouer followed hint, and asked bim would lie out mend asiroethiog ? He asked him what he mans ? To which he replied, " WOO% you stood something (Or your cordite' to me at the wieder of the print-shop?" The Prosecutor told bias be was not aware of what he meant, Mid walked into Cbeapside; the Prisoner followed hiss and mask sae of ass isfamosos exprestion, as if the Prosecutor bad heat guilty of it; he couttosen his coarse until be sr rived al the Commercial road, the Prisoner following hint, sad repeating the same expressioe. As the Prosecutor was resorting from the Cuamsercianroad, the Prisoner again ac— costed hiss, sad asked him to go into a public home and drink soots ale, which be refused ;•• which the Prisoner said he weld net leave him omit lee saw *bete be lived. The Prosecutor refereed to Bridge-street, sad was let silo she house by his wife ; after which the Primmer knocked at the door in a violetst manner, collected a crowd, and said he was determined w Issas the name of the infamous character who resided there. The Prosecutor went out by a hack entrance to leek fee se serer; be found one, sad the Plisoner was token into restudy. John Putter, a cosidslole, slated that he took the Prisoner into custody; be was using the must infamous language, as it related to the Prusecour. Or taking him to the Compeer he violently assaulted the wituess, said gut away from him, hut was agate take. into custody at the top of Pleesassiket. Tao gentlemen asked him what ha had the Primmer to cos. Cody fur? He told them, on which they desired him to take rare of him. as be bad attempted to move them in the same way. the Primmer, is his defence, said be was a gentleman's scrawl cut of place; he had beets insulted by the Prose cutor, sod he was determined that he should sot escape, for ehich russets he followed him. Sir i.e. Shaw obarrwril, that be would eomvait him for a mswirwreamir. Mr. Alley, the barrister, ohs was its She office we other boohoo's. observed that the crisis' of the Primmer aniousted to • Misty wilder al Act of George 1., aad it owed in be made him++, that if a person swede as isfaaimius charge azalea slumber for she worries, of °Maisie' money, that midmost, he did sot obtsia it, it was a iransportable offence. Sir James Shaw giimmitied the Primmer for Irsal, fur hair ier hy . mamas sitraspied to connati a rObbirs. SHAW POLICE OFFICERS. John Irdtaideed. and Henry Bowman, were charged viitb eknoittias aisoimanle snake the presages Illot they vases City police ulleers. A C.ptair a an East India ship staled, float as he was re. laraims facia Canal gaidia tkatie uo Ilse west ',Joy, in ilret-t.heet„ Le ens iter-il. d 17 la ettf,rlneVe f pit or ; be omitted to e , •• 1 rid of her importehttles • heft the II b guts came up, and in an atohorit•toor sens d•. r.d 1 1 1 , 4114. On na ; Ihe (.male immertly , tely all II •11•$ ; 110 C,te. plaittlot walk. d .101s'y on ; the I). (eula..t• h flotkong 1.4.• ; be Agouti one of •h• .ny to the whs.'," I lit nit hitt.; Ik.. ur bits al South Eod, In is a suut,d fallow, 1,1 ig. erg Imo cool • f theft's, and or • onao•ee h.un." Ph. etrnplaue"..l hos a g n ininierable .••.n of mon, y ..how h her.nte Alum 1, part t •lorly re he lad burg 1:.I.!) nt South ; h. t•. si•ul roved with el e lit• i• n **Avg the cont.". y stay, tin ooh eh the Def. 11,131,4 41. wind hive 1.. oak ..a iLe •., y he L. d bre. Ibra toiHC, or oh. y was Id Lk. h.% into ,tutiods, a tht y knee him In be a Lo..wn ; •o tenet. I) for L. n Ire C 0 4 ,1111 1 .111311 r.tine no ut she morn let, •, d he 1,1:11 , d •‘• theta the JllP.lllna br «..s in. 0,.e of the G , utth in. u 1.1 1 . 1111141• 1 1. t• •Att 11 .1,.. fehdatut• I , y tint •u , ho..ty IN. y sti.pp•d hint Out • It;eo air Def. ..d...5 We.ucuit *4.41 hr II .4 Forrest. r, the co odic , r, and 111.1 he it ,, ege the Uomolah.- ant to he an neprol•er eluarru•trr, on which the Cov e t in t rt quested the truth 111r11 to 11.c..nse ity hint to :he les t.'.- Itowte nub the Drf,sodastl.. A wasehin r.,ne op al I , I Igoe, and he gave the 0.. f. u.lan.t. into en-to.:s; on t e r 'trustee at 111. watuch•huir•e ti.e alit metal 0 male a jest of the bu.inetts, but the Cunsiu4 umst thong .1 it gnu eellt/tle a one fur him to 10.. k 40••'11% Mr. Jame. suit, proi.r.elor the CasagGlanas vur.al I nes epois r, a.W, Ise *au runa.ne doss Fls.l_,l.e•t .•h.'n 11.3 Coutplrassaui Applied 10 ham awl Ws trio aid, she w.A.. au b. l company, snJ fans tlue cu,s4sea sud lauguAgr ..f tlae ui 111..1, be poi w••te pui.ce soil. y .114 I that the ComFaMial.a..t six. a Huard tkat.-f The I..lefsndaelas sm.l hey sure in liar employ •f Mr. Anderson, iolaralur. Q11•11115 , -...urt bat aI.. y h .1. %; k mote iliaa th. y bught, ao.J weae . Xlet l .3o ty s.nry to. L..% ikilwondueted tbrm.elvrs is the •ny they b ...i. Sir James Shaw ordered tb.m au fa... 1 6411 for 01.4 mare at the Sessiune. Mr. Anderton amid, he less ready to enter iolo securi their appearance; they wire in his carol. y, and bld a.wa concluded theninelvta prop rly np to the t., A ht WC" e ; 4e concise! nu that occasion be would soli aft. tops to jo.sify. The Complftenaht sated, ibai 'lse wutild (Jr. eo she p. o. eUtiOd toe D. frudains would pay a usud.../we ...is it. •.,nte charily. _ _ . - :;ir Jac Shaw then <hewed that thry should ',my V. race. Mr. Aoftertuis i.irrie,l to py sz. for the 'no. sir ha. Sbsw dirt n•d think that suns equivalent puni,h meet fur the °Rime, and re, fut.eal it. The Defendants mere ttwu hound over to spina, ai tie Sessions. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY BREWERS' SERVANT& Joke traders and JoAn /ace', draymen, wrrr elmged with stealing ale barrels, the looperty of their ean i d,,yere„ Means. Hale sod Co le-luewers, Retlerms.itreei. ■od Jolts Purdue, will) Richard Clanks, she is a,t in cu were charged wish reeeir log them. One of the parinet* of b,.111.11 rf 11.3. and Co. stated, That they had been in the habit allotting a great euantoy of aleecaskr ,• the Prisoners Waters and Leery were draymeas et their employ, awl, rsa account of 'mine vti% ate in forts ri iJrs he had received, lie employed two racers to or.strls them. The firm had loit is the last year 1,2001. is al e ►ask.. John Clifton, as oilier r, stared, that he was employed br the Prosecutor to watch the Prison, rs, sod On Saturday List he fullowrd them aid their dray, and saw them deliver ale a; several house.. On their ►Nara to as brew. et, they stopped at she Lood.•s %Volk-lamer, awl lett fuer empty reeks. Os Wedseaday lass he followed the slimy again, mud on its relent Ib.y stopped at lie bees tremor of Mr. Clarke, in Yra k sin -el, lies buallereen„ sod left foe, rows , barrel.; the Prisoner Perdue was astesoliop s►e copper iw the brewhuisse at the time. Mr fierier received the brutes from Ilse Prisoners, Lac , y sad Waters; the Prisoners were afterwmde taken lisle custody. Mr. Harmer, solicitor fur lite promeamtMa, swirmilied that there was autllcieut i sultrier befus e she Alderman to warrant his, Is reminding the Prisoners for a further asenararstion. Clarke, the brewer, had heen in cratody, bus, by a &speedster resistaste, be made his escape. He boa uo doubt he would be seams takes into custody. The Prosecastur stated, 'bed ►e had takes his cooper to the premises of Clarke, surf that be had found tiretite.uom eosins shut he amid identify as [seism the property of his film. The Prisowees were remanded till duesday uext. 110 W STREET. Yestersley William Carrell, obe dr.v.-r of u hat tory. chancel, 'reveled on a sumut..ut b. fore Tliums4 Hall. , Eq.. ge e s erii. g et.ti•.ralr, to an..tr to 4 Ch.r•!r p.. rm. d ata.est hie Serjraut John Ito ookr. of I hir 3.1 toltialoon of e• .ned.rr 1111111.14, fur obstructsoi bon in eke CIIIPCISIIOII We duty, ■Yd esaklag ore of the MilSi rile and aboore toward. kiss, in alluniun 10 the hilt miaow's strew of t►e Bishop of Clochet. Brooke slated, that us Wednesday nenroing last he as. wish sit mewl of eight privates, cusvrying sin prollollett uu the road to Chathem, and us essairisg she street ■t Charing Cross the Dclesdaui, without any to iiy, there beine sat. iciest space on the uppin.ite side, drove sp against Own., ■nd Pureed them to break their ranks. ‘l'ituess ientosioraie-1 wish him, sod tire Deftudant then made sae of the abatis complained of. The Ihrendant, is answer Is the cha►ge, made a lone an. klielliegibie 'tawniest, awl Joked the tlap.lrate if it nag feasible to suppose as how that he should rive that ere sort of lasgsare alert he hail Iwo fissile ladna is his comb; sad was proceeding is similar jai goo, shin The Magistrate stopped Aim, sal ream. ked, that he bad beard sufficient to cooveure hmt of the nehmilant'a had coo dna. sad should (soviet him is the proaliy of Yoe. alai costs. _.fOk ROB/MMES. The high road from the foot of Rfeektiere-bride hie lately become a must spot for poison' to pass afire dusk, and esperiary before the @ruins of the witch. Gangs of ruffians who pretend to he lurking toseihti, murk out some Gentleman, who perhaps imprudently txposili his 'reels aid chain ; be 13 1111111,111111tly Insetted, throats down tile, a loud try is purposely raised by tho-e wlu fill on bur, and, ii, the eonfoston, he is Rare to be rabbi J. Mr. Merl mem, of York-street, wit rclalle4 na Weilnesdi, wield la Mi . , moaner, of several licks of his chain, two &e. valued at 31.; Le was qnite elote to his ow• restilrate at lite tine. Wribololay evening la*, the house it %Sr I'iNCOISIN, of N 0.27, Britannia-abet!, etty.roao, was iolt:o il of propirty COliaaliag of plaid., mount, and wr•oric , z, •,11133 1 1 to a large amount. The whole of the iplfirer. are in 31 . 11, 4 1 I.llll l llli of the offenders. Ihe robbary look place while the femili were et the play. The King of PRUSSIA arrived on the 25th ult. at Frankfort, where he had un interview with tt sister. the Electress of II TARE. Letters from lo.prork. of SeroemLer the 2.0111, 11111nOtts , re I hat great preperairrapr r ire ota klnc there for the reception of the Eitip• rot and Em press of A usTnt A. a n d the Entrcrur.ll.llXANDl ft oar their say to Vetoita. The Kraiza of PRUSSIA Rlj NAPLES. thin thseheos of PARMA, the Grito.l Duke of TU!CA NY, the I) ke of AlouErra. awl the Archduke Viceroy tr: . I t ALT, %erre Its, ex. pecterl there. TMe Fin:M.—The musket ye,t. ri:ay nued very *teddy, and but little moils : Cornets for the Account wen., ditto for Mamie, &Ili; New 4 per Cent,. ; Ettehetimr 45; Saudi 411110, 5 $ pr. Furtive S irk% slowly Neapolitan, 79; Spanish, New. 6141; Old ditto. 77 771; ltutuiatt, 891!. PEDF.STRIANIsM —The match to Nlaiilenbead iatiocett soother adventurer to try ai.ottit r matt feat to Sheitfirld, a mile from Reading. 39 Miles ill *in hnurt. Tlie peat-orlon started ftom Hyde 'look at our o'cl•ick oil Thus - ad:iv mur ll ill fOr 400 guiut at of his owls motley. lie ie au officer is the artily. The rteist was a failure. Ile reached the 13t1 stile in six pouts and a buff, anti was uu. able to iiroce(.l from lament's). MN a ,t . „ Mika 11. grill