The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1816-05-21 00:00:00

"1111., LONDON. TUESDAY, 11Av .21. 1,416. We Loire received th%! l'arra PAINT. .r the 17th nostaut. They repo sent the eusrapintry at Greno ble:as more extent v e aria sr!airoting than the Inc . 11111.1 *uremia% stated it. Sev,rul um at. have token place at Dijon and 11trallessu. Of the relwls taken at Creoulde, 30 were hied on ills• gth ; .21 al slant were convicted, or whorls 14 were shut wt the lowing slay. Uesser.sl RIGAUI.T owl Cupl44l TitowvittN. base been Ifni by the Second esruloA at IV''r at . the Firrt Alilstary Division it ; the farmer was absent mill eatituinaciotia—the latter aspinared. They were shared with salsas the pub lie food! at Eperoay, for s tiie porpode of enertfplioft the troops soul the hibabitaiits. in &Ivor of the re turn of BOIIAPAIITE. .• . . . The total sum au applied by them was stated at 27,400 francs. There was in it di, item of 5.000 for favouring the escape of a spy. Gellert! !ttostitif was found guilty, mid sentenced to dtatb. 'l'no wAssin was acquitted. The Amateur cni:l3ins an article, smiler the head of Carbonise, dated slay 0, which evinces the epee of u very ile'termisied spirit in the Noliility of the Grand Duchy to siisert their rights, and nut teethe them op a favour from their Sovereign, but as the relations foutided at re( Mescal consent. The Ofand Duke has submitted to this principle by proclamation. The French funik combine nearly stirtiuspiry. The live per Comdis nrrr int the !UM, 59 1-10th fr.; Hack AtLyons, 1,070. A Dutch Mail Iris arric..,l, which contains sc. counts, under t:w head of Brussels. v.tttttt various ciresinistaiices of the recent conspiracy its France, sod the slams whirls it has excited. There is on truth iu flay report thnt ,Ir. CAN. PIING 11414 sit lluu►tlruux. On the contrary, it will 1w Pero iii our extracts barn t h e Pdpers, dust Ids Excrlleitcy lately made a vcry long sorest sit u (boner in that city. at whit•l' 31r. PENN:.t.t.. tL 1166.1 s Consul, Ciskei. in-law of !lir. Citroxt:tt. of tlw Admiralty. I,lcs'ilril. It who' ii little nolisstulutie for the cnituutny lift 'riot t Ilia they slot not uud,•re.t.oul this ►prrrh, av it was deformed Icy .11r. CA %PIING in his verinteuldr itinvoni ; hut it been trtu!lutr•tl carefully into „;ooil French, lnr ilirir Iwortit and err °dation. yrsit.eilav guvr His account of the riots at Brom irt Stiffen:, and ulso of those at Nor wich. I T 1110,1 the repress - Mat 1111 l of the Stetit/ of Suffolk, mid the hanker, of Braii thin, at the Scctetary of t.t.tte•• Mike, of the da.- turlica state of I!at comity, they received ass assus ranee that a military force should he immediately suot fur the ptitiectiois of the Onlers were in couseluence dispatelted for souse troops Oil their march in dud past of the country to hasten to the scene of their discontents. Great apprelvesisensis, however, are entertamed, that tlwy did not arrive in now to prevent muds inischier, as the ads - ices tt crived iu tow's yesterday frotu Brandon 'ewe !alit the nuaebrr of the rioters as considerably tiler..ssd, and their spirit iiiii e mud deter mined Ott Sunday two expresses %vele received at the Secretory of State's Office, from Nora Wit, with ace Is of alarsuilig• riots iit and near that city, eilicos log of the destrisciints of machinery, the hors ilig of hariat mot cunt stacks, anal attacks on (Ivrt lis) ; ., I sr h. A us•wert p of sows-, were immediately dispatched In tits Niayor of that city. T:wst. coiiiiiiiimeatior.s excited great block at Vie h.t . retary of State's ()flirt . , but not 11 II 11 till.' Or theist /WS been soared In throiNli the Treasury Joorinds. Could the suppit :a. of the truth answer a l;0041 porii4MV, wt. billklnd It. ;./1 `Ortit as Ilw insao v. lad uaJ d. voted s.f these hut thi pohhr interests do slat require weresy. It i:1 be observed, that the pints thus illstinhcil ate great agricultural districts, whine the stages, uc ititlerstsiril, vary from lid. to onl, a slay, is stun inadequate to the support of the labial' clasaws. Iti. w the absolute distress at lass nog it ia' watt ofuaeuua these disturbances have atoll.oriow Vs 1111 . 1111Nonll , to learn the character selitch wall he gii en to Owns by those 1411414111 who can ~.4' liiithilog taut prospeiity in every putt of fire kingdom, a lirtlit r the y describe it, at.iu 11w ruse s.f . Ike into rfertaicv of floe military its hall-usall, a twitter of iissigialicitiat ; or, as nk the opposition to Ilse 11143M11t Tax—" au ignorant impatience." Lest night, in the House of Commons. Mr. VKARY FITZGERALD, or Chancellor of the Exche quer for Ira hind, iiitroducell Iris propOsition for the Consolidation of the Debts and Revenues of the two co 11111 l ic6. By the 7th Article of the Act of Itoion it was provided, that whenever this alt IA or the our country should bear a eertatin proportion to the iltht of the toilet. 11'..rliament should inter fere. and HAMM bOth to one gt'111.111) regulation. That cositiogeney had a few 3tart since orctirred, hut the mi l owtaissity was then neglected, and the prulx►rtiun of the delal. 11:1VOlg I►rcuute Inure tilifivotorithlir 1.1 Ireland than hail Itrt•u content plated by the Act of Itiahoi, it became II .- COW bow fir I'arhunh•ut was competent to carry into edict the proposed measure. The anima tire of tlw right had been, at:doted by a Committee. tat whom the quest• a as referred, nod rereierd, lad hi A lit, the *mach tttt of the lioure, which aleciaril in favour of the prupu,•i tiou a itlinot x alivi.ian. A cot►.:uhduietl Emit( - 411" allleitfli In it, so necessary an itypeltd"''o* united Ll•:;islatiirc mitt an united Pismire. that i‘c ever looktil 11p1111 the di,ainct Treasuries or Great Britain anal lii laid as au ly iu (Suverioneitt. With moppet tai 'nitwit, however, it wa► attended with peculiar disadvantages; for, under the eXilliiht EirettifiLtullerur It hot only hapiwoeti that Ireland sunk; la'iii•otll her toiertioils. while the ene rgies o f (in•ut Britain remained iiiiiinpairrtl. but etTll her welikioss was the 4'.llllte of ►till Nether depression. The difference bctweep the currencies of both couu• Nos. sad ilia diminished value of exports from Ireland, have raised the rate of exchange monist her to twenty per omit. The injury ►es eliding from Ono state of things is oint, however, coofilied solely to lrel and, lout is reiettea upon Great Sri Min to au almost equal extent. .AVlxtunver a coun• try finds the . rate of rgelwoige very high ageio•t her, she must either refuse to import blow' articles altogether, or itt/bllll them at d peal sufficiently low to counterbalance the fit*. of elkhange. In either case, a 'metre loon moot accrue to that coun try frown which lase charily receives her Miliaria"; for either its produce is not purchased et sit, or is pur chased at a deteriorated vieluo;. England is the country abence Ireland is chisfly applied ; and it appears from Mr. Itursrmasi.o's statement last in t h e house, tint that imports to Int laid of goad were lea's iu value by 1,500,000/. loot year thou in that ))))) erliatsfy preceding. This is worth exutniurstion ; for while many thoughtlewly exult in seeimr a favourable rate'of exchange repre mused oil limper so agonise our best customer'', our maituf.octurvrs, who were in the habit of 'applying thesis, are us reality unemployed, and the energies of the country (perhaps we ►hould say of both comb ine.) are thereby restrained by the stagnation of a mutual triolt., employing capital on each side to the amount of 1400.000/. Mr. FITZGLItA I.D, in the course of his speech, threw nut a suggenti for obviating the evils that might Iw iiiiiirehentlid in reducing the currencies of the two coulitries to the %Mlle standard. Our readers are doubtless olivine . . that the difference between them in sionethilig ishotit'al per cent. Now in cane Of as enddrt► assimilation n, the currency, all debts rlrrMtic contracted would be hecreased iii value dt tier Crsot. sUbjeetiffiC the drl►tor to II mint se • his.. Mr. I' ITAUL RA I.D tlwrefure proposed, in the tvritt of ass as••inetlatin►t, to pees MO tOftelltlehil; debts nhe twelfth. This we think it right to no. lire, lust it ItOly be imagined, no a superlit lel vita, that the creditor would be ileitria&il of one twelfth of hi* property. whereas in fret, the regulotism would only re hove the debtor fruits what would otherwise be an injunticr, Ye►terday the Dulce or YORK transacted mili tary bustuerawith the Painut KNORR; RI Carlton Yesterday Earl lillittlltST had an audience of Cllr Pamela KSGENT. at Carlton House. Ye terilsy surmising. shuut • . oirltwk, her MA.* 'rare mid the PRI tICESSES left the Queeis's Palace fur Wsialtor, and returned to London iu the evening. The Diseheial of CUldnent.A ND is indisposed, and has been 141111 . 1mA to tlw home fur several 1ii11 . 16 The 11uise (7I'M MERL AND disked with the Mar gins of A Still:UßN oil Saturday. coatifrany ili%ited to tlae grand party at Carl ton llm 0.. than owning, wall not be in mourning. lie , terility unwiring the Poilice of SAXE, 1...70110U rode out un hofveback. A little uefore lour o'clock hie Serene aerompinited by hie Koyul omoOft, Ihr l'imer-av CuriaLurre, went in their doe: I torLiu to York llouve. where they were joined by the of YOSSI end then went to the Dritoin Gallery previona to the Exhibition opening to the puldic, miaowing of the inovt chnicts and waree Italian pietareir, eon volcrril the finert culketiou in the world. which have hem lent by Noblemen and (;eutleinen, who losil them iii their possemion. Among than are tile too velehrultal Cullom.* from !Juanita, Court I',o l , cc . which have twos lent by command of the l'airrcE Kx...riusT for t h e OCCOldell..-....Thr lhielitui of Yuma: w:is attended by Lady 0111.1.1111 f (,corral TATLOS. The Royal party tat re received by The *orris of Stafford, the Emil of Aberdeen. Earl lltrowuloo, Lord Doodle. the light HOD. Chil4 hr. Lo t t, Mr Gem!, Statonunt, Sir Thnb. Sernaril. Sir Abraham Home, sad the Ike W 11. Chrr 4 I/indigo of the larttnitiou ; • who attended the 'loyal Visdors through the Ex. and explained the &Kunst subject,. His Sereur I leglisiet, uppeured purtiesilarly grutilied, mod from In. marked attention to the best paintings, ilindayed his judgment of the Art. The Itny3l Party cuatinue.labout as hour viewing the pietuies. and Oleo returned to York House. where they aliv,hted front their carriage. I'h* JrrincrY CHAR. LUTTF. sod Prince Lt OIPOLD returned to Camel ford House in their eurricle. The Duchess of Your followed in her carriage to dine with then,. The Dever. County Election terminated on Saturday. when Mr. BASTARD wes returned. Two THIRTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZEIIow.• The Med dill rostoons— Gram! Prizes of .C 30,000 of .. 5.001/ 5 of .. LAW 5 of.. SOU besides SG other Capitals, and only Two Days of Dibm,ilv; to curse. Tu-MORROW (Wednesday) will I* the 1, cowl 1).n•, null on that day the First Drawn Prize :shove 5001. must be 6,000/. and may Ise J. - ,„nond. Undruaosi 'rickets sisal Shams continue nos sosle at both of 011)cess No. 9, Corn 'oil', and 17, Ludgate -street, where No. 3,tsti9, I floe Two Last Dtawu Pristi 30,0001. sr bolls sold w Shares. ;111r; SeamtaiLLE.—alie complete success of )(wag Ludy at Drury-lour, together with the. full eqiililislimeist iu public favour of the new urr eircuitntaticra winch will be long rr u.eu,l►errd in the Amide of the Drama, The Alai tolzers may be said to leave drawn Iwo (*Natal I rust s—Prixer, tau, 111111Obt as thaw to vol.wli the Public are lokia; in the Lowry. to the Auglior of the Scheme lour iutrtaliteed tun of :10,t5toot and 4 other Capital.. all of which are at preuttit /mug iu the Lottery where they must remota. till To-aueituow, which will be the laNt Day of Drawing but one. The cucreilingly cold !nights lately experienced. Kite. it it snit!. been very hurtful to the young Hoye iu West Kent, ut:d the Hy a Ow wueh in t:MUMlit tree . . Yfr gn-t.•d the case of De Berenger, to w tlwt an , 11.1i,11111:11 hied lir "'treated under the A ut Am. .eit'uon.eh 1114 reed offence was quite of •4A -result character fr• n n • n p •K•iost which this Iti•I w•:i levelti.l. lie di .41 y.l •ted en anecdote of Choir. the 'lid r••d Louis the XlVtle to shew I••••s;thee to which th a pm:is:elite might be coreirel. • • . Lord Mittel.; sai-I. the re 1 It:cation way, whs.- r %olds U W.IS an cosissery or not, by comparing preselit time. will. 'hose of 1793. whets the Bill w t emseted. l 7 , thr former s occasion tlw ww. delsiged by the emissaries of France. a':•1 w•-re ..). : ,I.s)ed I' tarot Europe with due -1 •1111VerS.V1. OI ell noVetllliWnt. Gould .toy • ;,, ,„p, x t , olinced ? It had been • v... A ; Wll ..0144.11 ; BOW he thought , t and occasions—bur wou ld ▪ - .e • 41'1. that 1r...:1 ; ior alits.e uni4lit have been i ..!.• •-t, is.. low, ground.. We're to • 1111'141Ont The Noble 1▪ ..”:1 p. .coded to with much finer. • lie xspr• salons of tln Bight Illon.flentleionst iniposite (Mr. Yorke), talliog for further severity refu , in , • W them. unless on very airs Lipids. the pro dews of naturalization. Mr. Yuass: exibllit (1, that 1w only meant to o p.ske the children ..f ....no's, denizens, and their naturalizel—not to refuse theist alto iteiher that 1 ...rd MILTON r• sinned, and quoted Mr. Bin k f.'s • -lit •111 , 11tX on this DiU. HI 179.1. when 1w capers...4l bin• /for opinion, " That in critical Milts of war th- in. :mere might be justifisibk, but that in peace it •% , ...1.1 be too strong • cis the patriotic subjects of tyratinie SfiVr• it'lolol sought refage on our shores. were they to be' received inbospitaltly, and at the tesiziog reqsest of mar foreign Minister. sent back, pi f loors. to the country that proscribed them—the ti stives of $ ditto America. for indatice, whose fire akin and independence all gond men wished, loon hi ttttt vies of lesinanity and sound policy The land Omeltifird by aiiimailteri...g on the A.( of the !tight nuts. 0,ip..41 who tli.st he .roulil its warmly shoal ii that l lOWA' u. the deli-oder of the I.ler...4:sures of the 'r , o , if, Jai lie would those of the p. Mr. Vomit: explained. Mr. 1;A lit NO IWgg..ll to rs vvit to a shit. moot few:a. in les alp.ence um a fornier ii glit by the .:..t I lon. idleman opposite (Mr. A dill .10,11.) e H. IWO alto. With WI her be'e'n e the Itacti ..1 the case were as : —The two Ceotleisien in guise...on were llatril nu rrl.anly who ram. fere purely on ewreannie business, and who were order. d away milieu.' at two hours notice, lit the mere diction of the Secretary for Fwei,••is Af fairs. them a:le, oitat'll to IN. lii. blab tttt ; this was larot , 'oll? , , far the i .j . flit. .nine nit - 1!.• • was (pate a different peps, ttt t rn Met it appra•cil one mom was west out of the • .by fur a ~ther. —1 tle.tr. J—lf Mr. Reeves, alio had the In.i.oigeineist or the police of the Alien Trill. was muss.. •.1, lie ( 11r. If wit. persuaded Its testi iiiii i.y *hew its insuthvietivy for :toy miliatary purpose. Alr. 11. ADDIAIWTON Ifio igoirrance. ow ing to weak sit , ht , of the Hot,. Al, oilier** absence dm a former 1111 4 . 0 t, nlalan hr tik.k4. of MOOS. L.I. 1/..oll'llerr. All be knew of the relationship of its forrlgsvPr utio. from is I. ger of the Iron. Alen.- her himself, apply nag for peritiksiou for him to re aide h, re. at .1 stating dust vireionstanee.—///cur.! The tan iorlitiolurils in que.tim, were certainly •ent old of OW Clistuttry on g0...1 g. ttttt ids, at the desire of le• Secreter t • fur File ign Affairs. Al.. 13a a. N rxpl.uned. That it wits extremdmary lard rhs• til I have wriit , is what was OM flit' lot". )1.• ~r, now Puy (kit • 4081 it I, critaiiily sent out of this country tar aunt he... - hear.) A do -s!,oi being loudly called for. the House then al.. is the eminliers were— Um - reef-iv...lg the Itypots Apt sash it Mrjoiily llll The I{ti.ort NOP then I;On t ilit tip. Oi..,ur rewlowsiiiii. we Gomel Sir SAMUEL RO PAILLY that the iltool of the 11.11 ▪ lw 1.11)11,41 to one )'car inwtrad of two. The 11.. i.... ugain divided on Ibis toorioloteol, • tl.t. nietnlretil Were— . F.•r rt Agosinot at Majority against the Anointment.... tot While strangers were excluded, we iten'erstatiri Sir J. Macttth•roon prupoaeti that it douse be tublt•ti to the Bill. Mr. l'orrsoumr then moved an adjournment ; on which tlot• lintawillvtded ; when the n. wert For the Adieus Nimrod :••.? Armes* it Majority Ni The Gallery was not rr-nlH•nr4l. slot! the Hogibe atljnat gird a► THREE O'CLOCK. ( tbr Amiga Infrtlimears, tc. are last 0.1•lr.,) 7 0 . 1 10111t0w. AT NINF mcf.orK, THE sreoND DAY OF DRAWING HECI•Vs. AND FONT 1 0 11IZE AHOY'''. M3Ol MAY BC 35,0,10/.! ll' CANNOT DC I.IJ TII A N 6,000/. t . „ 1 1 ` 77 - • 0 2-' w te . -J--A. 1/W A ki I'S V ____.# • ' #4S*AMt.Y) k\ --.- ' l ‘ 3 60 cv ir DRURY-LANE THEATRE. • • In.cesseqdence of a report that her Royal 11,1111 the Princes% CNIARLOTTIi r , f WA Lys. mid his Serene Higlitiess the firmer eif Sala Coaou an, would 114,11011 f this llirstre with their presence lust evening, to witness the performance of the new Tragedy. and the afterpieee of /he Alvid dad the Altwpse. every avenue to the Theatre at a very early hour was crowded to excess with spry wort", to catch a glimpser of Ihir Illuktriotts Pair. as they mewed or alighted from their rum tee ; and the interior ..f the Theatre was filled to au reeves which we have fiefdom seen equalled, with the most . elegant end respectable. audience. eager teezpresa. by their greet/inn', their retqwet for their beloved Primness, and her Illustri ous Consort. About pine o'clock they entered his Royal Highttese the Prince Regent's box, which s level with the orchestra', and not calculated to' shrew the company within it. The Princess, with her usual condescension and affability. came to the front of the box. end leaning fixwaril, repeatedly bowed and saluted the audieuce i , who received her with the loudest accheina. times and cheers. His Serene flightiest wm not so plainly perceived by the compaily in his solute. times, and some discontent and diseppriiiitmenf w e re in consequence sosateifehted by the audience; hut as mon is urider.tood the canoe. he came for. ward, and bowitig gracefully, was received with the saw/ entliasiartie occhostations as his Royal Consoll. God save the King wan sung by the whole compaey on their entrance. with an tulditioned silence. mid Yale Britannia betweru the Play and the Farce. The Royal Vi , iturs were attended to the hos by Mes.r... Di !MIN, ItAE, W Alto, tool SNIIN G. At the runchoiiott of the eutertainitsesits. the Royal l.:4liiple Came to the front of the box, and saluted the audience iu a most graceful imil cuss dr...ending manner, and retired amidst the must enthusiastic acclainatimir and cheering. Her Royal Higlinerei was ilrrowd in the same manner as ut the Open' on Saturday night; the l'fittcr in black. de corated wetlihis different orders. BRIGIBON. MAY P. I I4IIIONABLE ARRIVAL& The Hon. S. S. Cue. Viee-A.laitral Ste It. Stradeas, Ur. Versus, U P. from Enure. DF.PA RTU It FA Earl and Coardem Nessionse. nos a short visit to lossdrat ; Mr. and Mrs. Cups Wad and (nosily, to Great (kurne.strers, Westminster; Mr and Mrs, P Francis, fur Upprr Berkeley. street; hers. Mercer. for Weymooth-surot, Purthind-plare Meows. Ken; fur lonsim; Capt Nimmons), Capt. Nen nett. R.N. by the Duke of Wellitortun pocket, fur Paris; Colonel Taylor, and Mr. Cavendish Bradshaw. with their rename, by tho Thumbs packo►. use a Isar timbale. Parsee; Mrs. Scarlett, Mr. Robert *aria., aced the two Mimes Scar- Irtt, with the three Miumrs Lack , , by the Prince Anent packet, tom a tour throughust France. Mr. and Mr*. DERINO is arrived is Queen street, May-fair, from Locksley. Herts. Matter Witsoll, • inn of Sir ROBERT WILSON, undyed at Brighton, from Paris. ltv the Lord Wei lirsVoit packet. Capt. !lounge. He left his father mi Tuesday night in good health. The French Gorier 1111 l ent have made an offer to Sir Romat to remit hi. imnrisoreinetit. unconditionally, which he remised ro aivept, declaring that lie would re vrive 110 favours. This explicit detennination Sir ROBERT hats desired to be communicated to his friends in England. Ats Equestrian, of the name of Ducaow. made his second appearatice last weck at Aseixe's Royal Amphitheatre; his performance on horseback met with the applause of an elegant sad crowded au (hence. The Roman attitudes which he so grace fully executed, with sword and shield. while the horse was io full speed. drew doom the deserved approbation of the house. York Races commenced yesterday. The horses. &c. which have arrived, amount to more than 60. in high facia* condition, and adequate to afford good aport for the different Sweepstakes, &c. We may wifely promiutice that all the reef An/attars, who 'mend this Meeting, will be highly gratified. Aveourils from Laval, of the Yd instant, state that the Mosil.• of La Trappe have beets joined by au ifis.triosi personage, tlw celebrated Karon Gx itami, who has most heroically renounced the pomp stud vanities of the world, to enilmice the monastic life : he is 1116 W all pious in his behaviour, that the others take him for a model !!! Joists KEY. Esq. citizen and stationer, sad Joua Ltrr, E. 9. citizen sail goldsmith. yesterday paid their lbws of 4001. *lid So marks each, with the usual fees, into the Cliamher of London, to he excused being put in nomination to the Liverymen of the Companies on Midbussuner..day next fur the office of Sheriff ail London and Middlesex., On Thor.slav nerk the Friend* of Itol:pentlence, sod of J. C. CURN t.w, EN. in the eiltozr of 0..- ton, in Cnoslterlipal, tool its vicinity, W*11111:41 their respect to that cicseacti.r try dining tugetlwr, its Iliad place, at the how,: of Mr. ions I)*VinsisN. The contiainc ent e ..iste,l ..f linty ',ennuis of Ilse utmost trsisectubtlicy, II Meat majority of whom were Cee snets ; nod J. Lowsor, of Bunker's-1101, E.-4. took the chair, which he Idled to the great *at i.laction of all present.— Atoost.fst the to.s*tA " The K;s.z."—" The Priure Retold Tl:c Roy* rental, M enrwrn, on his heal I y well-. .. sr.! tansy hr suceerl in ell his useful wintra ()omen "—" The link prescient Fr.. taro of Carliste."—. Mr. Lowry, the um thy Changan., "—" Mr. Stan!. y, aei! to I. Wt the active• part he took in ,Irtrt Item up the oefarioto. 4 t..g of tiotor-bi.,kers."—'• Mr. Clio+ e.a, jun.."—" Mr. tin isiisn, of Vutrigg it 311 "—" Mr. 11114mi.e, of theOoko."--" Mr. Hodgson, jutiolf ititigh."—" Surer.; to time Fk eror, the Flail, now tlst• Sail," Ace. &c. • • A her of bonus %vete sung tool ihe ottelition of the Stewards (Messrs. Ftlimos tool lltivu), mod of the Chairmn, pre►ervea throughout the festi vity of the occasion, rod the harmony which ought to br itairpautbla (soul a wean% iu a good mutt. POLICE. 4/47 4qrAitt. RE-EXAMINAtION 'OF NARY ANNE KIM:, ON A CHARGE OF SWINDLING, Teaterday this eaamtioatiou took plate before PATIPtieIL Catßumour, Vai Ilse Notting Alatio4note--the crowded to mew at asa tarty boor by liruales elo gently dr,wull. The Psisoner imppeared in a handsome !roar& pelisse, without arty heed-draw, h. r hair aaa platteoi glee appeared, horveter, to hare, very little elut!oinz to+.4rr the whew, as beGore ahe 1.(11111,111Trr , i into the c0...t00k of the *Ewen she 4WD .ttiplieti to key Asiltut4 eh-onsse, I, ao the liar,. use wan taken off her hr her last latoolbely. N—, of Jerniya-street. The officer., tweeter, 111 , 114- r.l that ake %%wild burr the peliwe to rover her u.akeololo The motor lobate Priaoner, who doors not arrow to be more than tweet, reirrauf age, was allowed a chair—she Wont he trej is an di st ate wf broth's. The former eri.lence i •tnady berme the pablie Mr William duet.. who love a toy-ahop to Manclwatter. haildiugs, deposed, Mutt he Inca the P. is.lIPPr; OA salt sire 14th of Kim uary, whoa' lie was alit, she look hi. bra door, famished, from boa wife. at a friars and a hatfa red( 0411 ht fr4WVI4 home he MSS mut saliva..l. as she had .n 4 ¢ilea any refemice; he triestiumed bee, sad .he sold has. that she hash I. ft her fulF.. is 11.111104 . at Rath clammiest finely, a.nl two otr ni disguise to be married to a Mr 'rhowi,, ash.. was sosorthing.iii the law at Canterbury, sad that the outliers was to take piece us that day week • she old her lash. e was a Ifmeefi ihatehr hod uuly M. in ras h, bat that aloe tool fol. worth aloe, and that an assist of hen had left b. r 13,0110 1 . 00 her consiagof age, which would be au the slay aloe was In be married. In the course of the seek he told bee that he intended to woke to her father, for she had ingratiated hovel( into his family, aid partook of their aseals. Ike operated that he would rot du ts., Rod chewed hint some verses, which else said were written hy oar of the Executors to her Amost's will, assigesiolating b-r on her proposed marriage. mad sttainiug the age uf 21 It was directed to Charlotte gird Ring. use told her at..ey is suck an artless earner, that he believed her, asa.l did not write to her father. Os the day the assensge was lo have taken lilacs., he wrist to the White Horse Cello. to receive Mr Thome on his arrival. la the Math mach; hot ise dal eat lad may moth permits Os kis return loose he foto.' that Prisoner had absconded, carrying with her the 21:1..:( lark. Ilia demand spinal her was 51. for the board and setkootno dada* of the week. Hr slid sot see her agent mood she efts its custody. He delivered his bill to the Prtsower befuwe Ito went to receive Mr. Thomas, at the Coach Oilier. Here the witness gave a cups of the ball to Mr. ent.f4t. - - Hoye, Who reairolett, there was a charge fur three louts of brandy and two combs Thr waiters answered, she wee very foot of brandy, and that the condo were those which she manlike ititentled Is. sue on the M ...Wing day. 31r. Cot kik tomtit observed, this was not an tiedietah'e ar rester, as the Pruseesit.ir had hirsolf made it it •li• tendering the bill. The W..rthy Magistrate Ikea inquired.( thew was say amber perskirs who had a charge agaiumt lime Primary! her. rat persons came forwiust to view her; our ..f them said she was very I,ke a servant that had lived with a airs. Wills, who ho swindled him four years ago, wh. n lodging In his house ; hut he would ant oodertaka to swear sas the same proms. Mr. Corazonotia then asked the Prisoner several gum. time, to which ilic gsve the following 11111•11/C14 —Moe said her father we. • muster weaver, is the tuwu of thooley. sit Glontederibire; Ire employed several men ; it two, a...11e% cloth weaving. Her mother was deed, and her father bud since married soother wife. She And hero away from nine yews, and bad lived is several feat& a al a arm rrco ; the last place she lived in was at Mrs. Jersey's. al 11.1 k, au Irish homily; she had left it &boot six swaths. Tloie is such • gentlemioi It Mr. Thomas; be is at present et Paris; I e sedated her while inn the service of Mrs. Jersey. He is a ilia. taut relative of that featly. shecame to tow, with lira tram Bath, and slept at the White Hone Cellar, ; that he left her is the inuroiug. Rod said be was going ow sees to the city, and would return shortly, bet did mot ; she karma, thmugli the Post-office. that be was at Dave. ; ale followed hiss, and be gave her 4111. nod promised to r.iwra in • fortnight ; she pledged two laced caps fur if. to pay her expenses to Diner—th,s was when she bit Mr. White head's; she afterwards Melt to London, sod wild 1.. {Mite at Mr. Jaen's; Ohre went again to Dover, but dtd out bra Mr TIMMS ; she remairied there tea dam in • private lodging, and paid for it; Mr. Theme had promised hee marriage, but never 'untamed when it was to take Wear; she never bed paid for her lodgings in tows. Mr. Cotattuora said, that bee cuudisct we. highly re prcheasible in the falsehoods she bed told is the several places she had been in, ordering a sodding dirtier at .nee lodgieg ameantieg to 20f. Ihrectiag the different rourora, and erre a desert, and thee ableosiling. She must have Loomis that this was putting poor tradesmen to as expense, wh.eh, eves if they meld afford, they hid toot a right 1.• be taxed with; and that aloe was not sated in ordering oue psir of weildieg oboe. for herself, but she mast order a messed for a bridesmaid, although she was perfectly aware that direr saa no marriage le contemplattua. He would therefule dusts that she should be remanded for a week. 11111TTOW.GAROVII. VIOLENT AgSAULT ON GENERAL SIR ‘it T41:1'1: BURGOYNE, ON THURSDAY ustrr. IN CHM MI; FROM TILE QUEENS MAMBO-ROOM TO lIIS CARRIAGE. Yesterday William Mellor, fuotstas to Lady tYarhurtain, was bees& up oa a warrant, and csastised before KultraT VAIIIIIFORD, EM. the Mttiag Magistrate, charged nails having commuted a most violent and sisprosoked assault oil General Sir Montague Burgoyne., and also with us...malaise and beating William Misc.lton, a police *dicer, whet is the execution of his duty. It appeared on examination, that on Tuesday lain, a. Ge neral sir Montague Burgoyne, it fall regimentals a. a Gene ral °Meer, wan amortise two Ladies front the Ibieen'. I)nm ittg4VOlPS to his carriage, which had jest embed the rauk, iu Order to take them up, the Prisoner, without any prnvocs tion, *truck the horses several blows with his cone on the tidied, to prevent their entering the rank; the bars.. Inlng very high spirited, the Gellert' was restful that they stutald become ansmitagoabb, and that Safe very aerioes accident would happen in so crowded a place, be remonstrated with the Prisoner un his nnwarmatible behaviour, wlni, irearail of detlitiag, persevered is striking the harms, and miring them by the ►eins, was Basta' them backwards oat of tie rank ; the Geaeral dais( retestastruics in vain, collated the Ptisoner, mud called William Thiselium a Police Wires, then on duty, to take charge of the Prisoner, 'offering Lists at the game time to liberate him se telling his same, and in whose service Ise lived ; the Primmer disdainfully refused to cannoly, gad using eery unhoomning language, attempted to reicur himself from the Gamest( and the l'olice Orlicer. who Lad hold of hint , and bring barked by a large pi , « foramen, who were 111 .0,111; , 2'. rshnm. test na attack General, in. that hi. life was 141 iinisi.iient daater, ages•. r of the foramen struck at boa aWs their cane+, buil, in t: e I:molars own wirr.ls, "their mac, and be Mit 61111.: s.s y hell, saved him from dour blows. as their ir:••nls eon c..... were 111bItrr liini ;" the Prifoner ►truck the thhl bborrr, bust at 1. ugib , wail, the assastance of Setrral of air I.it'et:orarits a n d the Police, the Plies:tiger orerir—l, and a vrol, svi low' riot prevented, from the artiv • part ii. ,t litany of the footmen took is it, as tt was vlpos..l that no less than 1,500 of them were prevent t\ - rst;••.li Fado. two ..f the is-street attire's, Skis these u• , coulomb:al the evidence of General Burgoyne mid tviiii..na Thi+s•ltoo. The Priaoner, on twine token into etiptmly, raa br...ght before It 14% merit's", Esq. in the Hall the Une* . n'• Inc.., .o.:ou his .civiut Id. moor, and te11.t..; 11141 he 9.1 to.dovite 1.. 1.n.1y Vr,..rhnit ..... hr MIL% then 11.. t .•.ion•ht on It ..Arrint t'.....Yv .1 lii : °..i 1.1 .g 1....v.+1. he .ra• %solve"' n:tii en••••:s, til fur hie appA miaow to 3.1•114 . 1' the i•!..iigit at Go: swkt Tiit',4 l dy Lig t Se•V • met tor the &watch of hiurues, 1,..• J& i 4 were prownt, except Lord 31EADLow.s.tril, wui W3t ulateut hum usduipubAtuu.