The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-04-10 00:00:00

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Mr. I.P•rrtoo; Know', Mr. Enlace; Marry Tlaosoler, Mr Profry; Mink., Mr. Powell ; John Dory. Mr. Gattie; Fe r.o. , Gentmo !M w, Mr. eredith ; Lenoir, Mr. Keeley; Ephraim Smooth, Mr. Mandan • Sim, Mr. , Knight. Lady Amaranth, Mrs. W. Weal; Amelia, MM. Knight ; Jam, Hrs.Orger. . After whirls, second time, a email Ironical Pantomimiral Drama, he two arts, entitled • sIIAKSPEAKE ViilisUs lIAILI,XQUIN. Harlequin, Mr. Harley; Corporal Roliaye .Se. Howtaisti Gairottade, Mr. Genie; Joe Snip, M . ": Mo4en; Aboimah, Mr. Knight; Simon, Mr. *berry ; -ft . Sir. kossorll ; Taffy, Mr. Hoglies• eery, Mr. T Hrs .' ' filial Jesttiey o A il, Mr. Bader. M 1 . Snip, . flarhilieS* • Solpi Ma. dame Vesirie • !Jokey Chitterlin, Slim lamiteri• The Box 01fiee will be arms from. Orem 6113tve"fi:Cleek —Place. to he filicen of Mr. Kedwril, Mew Alsoliekprptc:. . , . r AY MOST PA Anti/lAA ppult E. THHATAK-R0Y.44 00YXY7tWAILORN. T HIS EVENING, MO7.DAY. Apnl 10, will be acted SbalcseirrYTiliftql iir ROMEO AND JtTLIE-r. CITY ELECTION. T hoeing been eireoleted- that the f otthroal •Al . the istserorsafill Coorlidatee,mi the lase Efrain,, for tbe City it Loonies, were itriered by lye riolearuurs of Prim& of Mr. Alderman Wood or place Was at the Mat er -the Pull, • The Stil•Csimitittsva fbr riShrliirtiet tie Merits's of lime' Alderman, as • derisive amtwer to owls •••fourolest-Reourrs. Oink it Jos to the Livery to lay before thew the C•Illorriog Iplategoret of the Plissitorr Yeses fur all the Ceolillates i For Sir William Curtis Mr. Alderman IYaitbsia• BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MAI.L. riptif! F.XIMIITION .4 Ow WORKS of SIOLVEIIN ARTINTS, mill , lov particular steak*, CONTI i‘" ,y • BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OP RT. PATRICK. AT • VIONTHLY ER 11 NG Vir i►tr CO I ra. WITTIER of this INSIITPTION, held st the Yoe. CiaregIAKIIIIIIR, Corolla', on &tinnily. the IA of Aril instant (MA). . . . il.y dope popular Commander kd. fire. ifootii lu‘o Paisley.- many of theta having travelled 40 links. " The volonteers, in spite of their inexperience. bare 'hewn many traits of tg.i notary. Verties -11-1, in Pai.ley, shout a dose', of the Port (Margo., riflemen mere mesolard by the niqb. IleCinving In woe the bo)onet„ they repelled the at tack with the butt-ends of their muskets. knocked a tnitnher of the aravilants down, and iu a twinkling cleared the 'erten,. 84 One of the Ayrshire yetiosanry,.en lii' entrance into Paisley, visited to his Officer thet he did not like the tare of having a rencoutre with an niiarnittil •issuh. ()le the Officer taking notice of it before the Irool, in the evening, the individual iii trete/jou replied, • not diet _WWI W. for 1 leave got a 'lick on the head, and am rya* to gee tw• for't. " seated fm - violent Radicslr. Twit troop* of the lost. h Amides the yeomen ca valry, are doing duty ttt in that village." sEcO2OIIItOrrION. i CONTINUM 01 1 E.N till hiTUiDAY, the 15th inst. I (8y I trilrr) 1441 N YOUNG, keeper. r Admission le.--4 1 / 1 01witte Is. .._ . I . wider 0. ..'nv...ri .4 - 4 , IIARLES 1V . R161-1 X- 1 Wmr• aria Spied., ores ar Kis 's Theatre Craws- smote, Haymarket, vtapeetlollyr es. the Nohilaty end Public, that he is awe landing' the Ckgrosisy . Many. lying is the London barks, 11PAGNIKSI, sparkling - sis 4 deeming kid soil WWI.. it Of very arm Qtralities-- ,Siesple liortles, 100. N. Alornit'Floreote Wise In tok, ' 4 s I LL"" l id Putt, 3 2. 9d.—fille Mllor , ;f, tr. 91.—Cope kin- -444; lr. tiJ &e.sce. Ike. The "ply Iley4 in &asked rue i ihmwrenhe iv, of where at the mt.* plriatO. .1 ----.. . . ." T HE icr4inierkt 1,141..7 . 44f known ! £lO.OOO . adslirional Prise Aloner•oeneonnitrorerri ha early ' Pureharers. The 2.laust Tick.* Is he &dills, 11th of April, vittitleil to 10/. errh, I,r • sod shove whatever Prise they 'may 1.e....10t Cap i tal P.m..., lnJsug Fuer of 30,0001. Tenn/ 211,0001. Two n/ 10,111 Cowen's. Tick*" lard Novo hand few gnd Lottery ere ifign•7 ETTOki, hock fir.. or, A • his OA awl larky Otlire, 2, Corthill and Iminhard.street. where Al Bu.iness is She Public Funds ni 'restricted with A.lolity and dispatch. THOMAS BAINBRIDGE, ftsq. Treasurer, in she Chair. II was IlealijelitbliNly That in enworiurar e of a domestic 01:etiun in she family of IM Hied Hinsouratilellire.ide n . Air 16;10mi-us year, she ANNIVERSARY rp:TITAI. Ise ET act; ER POSTPOIifi ED until SATURDAY Hie - 6th of ihe neat Meath (May). mi which slay Ilse cell brain)* will take place at the Cily of Leedom Tavern; ■ll pa►tirnlar■ of which will be duly pule.' halted is (Mary advertisement.. By I /viler, J. C. , 31101 ELL, &titles,. 3s, Quems.squerr, 'lle Lord Mayor , 53 Air. A Merman Tharp .. 31 Mr. Wilson Mr. Merriam Wood 9 Silvan. by Or4.r. JOSEPH YALLOWLE2,Clialilies. April B,lB'lo. 4114 T .4 I'S ItEIIOV Al --ROBINS() N and C 7/ VISTIRIN, nrivrove.l t.. N•. 7, YORK SYREKT, Co. reat.gardre, pres.rast f..r 'Adger imppeeLiets ..*,snood P.S. lents us DRESS soul WASHING cOash - rs, arieatifically adapted to the vAriationt of Karr, which they coo sye to St with pereision, eletaace, sad farh . Stays to susyrove the shape, rectify pniretitio thruskler blade*, remove wealtorma is the back, pintos spout esievalaree, MINI for the support awl flint of perdu*, •wry, by which they smoke 144 mi appear siteighl, without say persiictotte stork paid* or premium. Their elastic Freer% flits erdwre arielkomihumumu; DINNER TO ALDERMAN WAITIIIIAN. TliE LIVERY OF LONDON. Frivfle to is Forodoet, tleeiroos of expreesittes their emir 01 the Prioeiplee owl CortoWet of ALOCR%IAN WA ITHMAN, lowitrelloi ! i Diener to he F iero to the wordy, 411.1eitoop, N 112:11D . IMI.DAY, the 12th of April, 1220, at the City 44' ;~ e o'Cloek. at St:spurt's Prince Ettalus, Mr. Claremont ; Paris. Mr. Comer ; tague, Mr. Ciapetan ; Capitlet, Mr. Egerton; ftl/ellet), Mr. C. Kemble; Meresitio. Mr. Jones; Tybalt, Mr. Couleur ; Friar Lau r , Mr. Terry. Lady Capulet, Msg. Yates; Norse, Mrs. Davenport; Juliet, 3liss S. Routh (who is re engaged at this Thrill's.). After which. 7th tis e. a new Pantomime, called FIARLEQUIN AND CINDERELLA; Or. THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER. SANIV . FAVELL. Eaq. is ITILIVAR Messrs. E. Franks A. Galloway J. H. Gibson T. Gibson G. Gimber T. Glover E Gregory W. Griffilk T. Hodgson J. Hoppe C. Hoppe .1. Iluwell J. it urcouibe W. Hutchinson S. Jones S. Joyce J. Larkin J. B. Neville T. Parker J. Paton %V. Patten W. Peacock PearyP. Sir R. Phillips W. Prat er I W. .1. Reeves had of the Stewards the Tavern. ' Diuner at Four u'CI Messrs. J. Alder T Baker W. A tteckwitb John nickel James Blacket T. Bond R. Bromley T. Moises J. Bornsted R. Curter T. Cartwright J. Clow W. Coates L. Warn J. Cooper W. V. Cope B. Corcoran J. Crook J. Crow/Jar D. Dibbin J. Ducker R. Drury 31. Dunnett Elite E. Evton 31. Flower Tickets, 152. to be the Chair. Messrs. J. Reeve • T. Reeve G. Klett S Roberts .1 (tarot's H. Sanford C. A. Savage J Sts. pberd T. O. Natal J. Smith, jun. J W. Soutkate W. kinwerlby H. Stantisfeht G. Stevenson it. Ttylor C A. Tlowititson G. Turner T. Vyse G. Westherstone It. tV, bib T. tViotby J. Williams J. Waibliire T. Mahar( D. Wollirespoun 6nronent, give emnrorlable anpporl after aertrisekernent. are elificacioons on waslodiesl eases, and superior I. Wag buys on all rases of abdominal neskoters ur Slays and Braces siosoalde fur rbildren.--Conutry Ladies Monocled by feller Ito rausmit IDealuree. - . • Radical., argued with various descriptions of Wee. pOllll, were Intl by • party of nine yerstuarir. and nine of the 101 h human, when an engsgement yearning. 19 erf the Itodicals were taken and sent in Stirling Castle. Some slight wound, were received by some of the yeoruoury." This day is published, in 2 volo.l2nos. with three Eng.'s. hip, price Ins. Ad. intardS, THE LIFT, and A DVENTIU RFS of PETER WIL.KINS, • Cornish Mae. A Nrw Edifies. Prinird fur T. and J. Atheism, Princes-street, iiitiorer aqua's., and soli' by all •.• Fur she merits of ihis eatertsinin2 Romance, the Piddle are Ireferreil to she faionrable 1111 . 1111011 of it in the ' , teat popular Nionis of "The Asitignery" awl "The Minnow...l," and also to "The indicator" of the Sili of April, Iti2o. DISTURBANCES AT GLASGOW. ALARM AT HUDIMRSFIELD. Prince Aledora (afterwards Harlequin), Mr Eller; Barer Pntupii.nui (Afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Barnes the 8.,. r nnus Pnwposiiii (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; Pe. llf , . bingslianks (afterwards Hasidim), Mr. Homan. drit.ll* Mit.% E. Bennett. A Private Ups may be htd fur the salons, or nightly, of 3'r Brandon, at the fl ux other. [Foie " Tie Glasgow Journal") " GLASGOW, iipati. 5. " This morning the gr«...ater part of the men who had hero cheated by besotted leaders, return ed in their work. We hear f►onl a carreep lent, who4e information we hare always found accu rate, that the member. of the union sorieties con sider themselves as pletely hoaxed by their de legates, and are not likely to repose confidence in such madmen iiely more. Nerh•goin anal Ciuderrlla, or The Little Glass Slipper, wall he revolted eatery rvetainc. 'lu-morrow, The Aetiquary. Wednrsday, Ivanhoe, ur The Knight Templar. This day arc poblished, prier Is, each, rnihrellsslied with Twenty-eight very suprrior Eur,rovinifr uu Wuud, from desires. by she most eminent Atha.; ! A I'l ES y .'I. ADAAi S. —lUpon Mr. 1:7 Busses Patophiris, " The Poliiieal lisreisse shit Jack Built," sod " The Mao in she Moor " TIM y will appear as (lose Paiudies upou the Original Works, and It is lire /allied the Characters of the times will be rb burbled *kb more risque, to ins'', than a rusaiderable number of recent puliitcstious Sr. orate to themselves. Printed for C. Ch4pple, Bookseller to his Majesty, awl their lloysil Ilighuesses the Dukes of York and Canibrirlde, P.411-assall. ME. MATHEWS AT HOME, AT THE THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND. Fr HIS EVENING. MONI)AY, April 10, awl an Mondays, Thursdays, and Saiardaya, during the month of April, when he will have the honour of imam-log his Friends to his couNTity COUSINS. Boxes soil Meet to he had of Mr. Stevenson, at the Strand &strait', soil at Festinates Library, 170, Bond street. and at the Bar of 'noir day ji poddisletd, by C. CHAPPLE, Royal I..dwary. 64, auJ OARIII3 ruJ SON, corner of Salmi Parry, THE YOUNG COUNTESS : a Tale fur Youth. •.• AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, Serjeant's loss , Fleet-street, April 8, 1820. HE CORPORATION of the ANIICA BLE T SOLI ETY fur a Perpetual Assurance Office dolls hereby give Notice, That at Lady-last (oIJ style), the several Mem: bets or their Nosniures, upon the Policies numbered ea Gil. Incas, viz. 290, 386, 548, 603, 846, 881, 957, 1,011, 1.290, 1,475, 1,483,1,513, 1,653, 1,580, 1,608, 1,936, 2,738, 2.7:39, 2,740, 3,637, 3,038, 3,046, 3,057, 3,5158, 3,184, 3,199, 3.2:52, 3,243, 3,306, 3,307, 3,308, 3,353, 3,529,3,666, 3,607, 3,668, 3,660,3,670,1671,3,745, were in arrear in their Quartet'', Payments, or Contributions, for one year and one quarter of a year. And that unless such a is paid off within the space of three Calendar 51unibs after the dale hereof, torch several Members and their Nominees, and their respective Executor., Administrators, and Apsigus will, by virtue of the Nuppirmental Charter of the said Society, be absolutely excluded from all benefit and advantage from such Policies. J. PENSAM, Register. By the Author " THE BLIND CHILD." Lately published. The RECLUSE; or the Hermit of Windermere: • Tisk lustrochim auil Ansusemest; by Mr. &limn, price 4s. o,l,bnards. The SPANISH GUITAR; by Miss Speiser, 3s. boards. The GOOD AUNT; by Mrs. Vestison, 3s. MI. boards. The BEAUTIES of ANNA SEWARD; foi. Ward'. EASTERN TALES, tia Mural Alkydries, As. boards. COMPLETION of she PUNK LIN MU. First appearance of Monsieur FENZEI, an extraordi nary Etincstrian from ileum* and PorW, who performs vinous sarprishng Feats ou a Single Horse, without saddle or hridle. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTI.ErS, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, MON- DAY. April 10, and during the Week, at Half-past Six o'Clock precisely, tbe Evening's Eutertainnsenta will C.OIOIIIPUIV with as entirely new iuteresliug splendid &Imes tiisu Mclu-drams, called )(ALA OF CHINA; OR, THE FATAL FLOOD-GATE. Rai. Moe roalienvian's Wife), Mrs. Astley. A New Song liy Mr. Sidman ; likewise extra ordinary Rope Dearing by Monsieur Lrineuemar, from Paris. The Troop of Yolligcsrs sod Tumblers will go through their surprising Esulor • The whole to conclude with an entirely New Comic Pan. tomione, commencing with a Ballet of Action,foundeil on float part of the Heathen Mythology which treats of the Love of Jupiter and lu, called HUNDRED EYES; OR, HARLEQUIN AND ARGUS. 80xer,..44 —Pit, 2s.—Gallery, Is.—Doors open at Half. paw Fore, begin at Half past Six.—Second price Half-past 1..e10. Plaees to he token of Mr. Kiuloch, at the Theatre, from Tess till Four o'Cliselk. SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. crititequetice the increasing attract/I+4 of IL the repeat performances, the MONASTERY is PUSTMONED fur a law day' hat (ruin the 111.1nagtes ti.t.roosn•tion to +apply a coostant variety of attraction, as ratirOy Ni • Comic Piece (never acied) will be psiodueed THig EVENING, NIGNDAY: April 10, and repealed till farther orifice, DOO BLE DECEPTION; OK, MORE GHOSTS THAN ONE. Wok the Iheev highly sverlssfut wee Pi►ces, se *mussed as to. rshle the all (14 filet In alvpati at a seasonable 144 Ow rirlelffeleil Neer Comte Pantomime of GOOIM TWO SHOES, FAIRY 441 04e ; ur, VILLAGE IitOLICS, 11reses. Grimaldi, Doings, and Barnes, sod VAilagety will perform. After winch, the my popular aad affeciilig Historical "iirlc;•distoir or CALAPit Oft, TOE FA YIIER AND SON. The Eatersainaucots lo cowhide with THE (20 I"I'AGE OF THE LAKE; OR MY VASSALS DOG . in which will he thapta)ed the nuniterful iirrfurinatices of the celebrated Mile Bruin, and the !Stagier! Ciiitai - „c, from iiich a Chilil la thruwu tutu the Lake uf Kral Wrier, oral re.ru.4 by tbe Dug. Its Ott course ui the Evening, Suns by the Metaled M Caw..., the unc wily right, rod the sittirr elcvets yeasts of aye; and by Mastrr Airs Gum the Royal Coburg 1 iteaire, his first emit trance bete. Alsu •s csitirely urn Come Sung, by Mr. Strbbiug ; and a Cinque Make by Mr. Walluiersi, his first type:ounce this season. Box, 44.—rit, 1.. Tickets for the 'wawa., hot irausfrrable, fuer guises.. l'iar.x fur the Boxes may be take. of Mr. Muck, ai the Thea.re Box-office, every day, kola Tile Sill Four o'Clock. lloov 'quo at H•lf-pa.l Fier, and perform/wee 'Rictus at H4ll . psi am .131111.1ti1l PLATE GI-ASS CI)IIPANY. Eatablistied tn. Act of Pathan,este. 1773 . 'llse Trine sad the Politic are revecitally informed, list • very large ainorinitut of c.ist PLACE GLASS conti nues nu sale by Mr. Jaini• flanking., Worretary lu .Ire Cont. puny, at sly sr %Van bowie, Blackfriars bridge; and -tio. by Mr. Ltrlhan. ['toiler, at their Mama. facto.) , at liiirtishead„ tie.sr Preseui, Inuca•hire, at either of ishich ylactv Orders for the Country sully I.e excreted. The Company take leave to state, that their Stuck is of • superior quality and brilliancy, and 11,11116111 of so elegamt asturtntent of Parr sail Chimer, Glasses, from 6 So 142 incises its lefigtb, sod Prow 4 lo 60 ladies I. width, also. Convex and Mirrors?? (row 12 to 36 inches dialer. ter ; and Plates of various slinaissious f9r Winsitios,a lights, Coaches, Abip.aultea, Lanterns for Hdlg Houses. ite.; wed that, its eassequesee of the lase raise. Nat of duty, the Osaspaay have reduced their pewee TIM SHILLINGS AND NINE-PENCE re raw auperlkhol. From the very greet impruvesaeuta . tbo stave takes place idi title Mansfeetael, Mute the ItteetEr she Cat,- loamy is the year WM, - it ie setae, • this timi Celt- Posy% Plates ate far seperiolt to lay iiiiiiilhoteint is; Eery's. rod J. SIVEWRICIFIT reel it tricunthvett on a them to state, that every advantage which may belong to the twtsent Lottery is as fully secured to purchasers at their tidies, 37, COBYHII L, 33, HAYMARKET, 11, HOLBORN, I 141, OXFORD-STREET, as at any other, whether Contractors or nit. The sum of 40.0001. is lidded by Government to the 0111011 i amount of Prise Honey, 'ail is nof lAs Oft of the Contractors, or any particular Olfice, as has been erroneous/3r inspposed. TO-3101010W, the 11th APRIL 60,0001. will be drawn, In 2,000 Priers of 301. each; it is therefore the interest of all who Wish to 'decorum, to do so before that day, as afterwards when the dravoirg really hegira (27th Arid) finis will have the same chance (us the 102 CAPI TAL PItIZF.S, which Melnik FOUit Prizes of 110,000 TI'S U Prizes of £20.000 TWO • Pris.• of £lO,OOO Courilr, if they had not already been drawn Prizes of 301. earl,. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT are happy to acknowledge the rem public Patronage sheer their Contract just concludes', in which No. 1,638, 20,0001. and 12 other Capitals ' were Shared by them, and with the remaining Capitals, Ike. were distributed so Mai towns of the United Kiugdom. HAZARD AHD CO. CONTRACTORS. tee,ouo TO-MORROW. ALI. Adventurers in thin LOTTERY who Purchase before TO-MORROW, will beer • du. riled ailvausaige user say former Lottery whatever; fur ea that 'lay Obey May Nut only gain 301. ter • Ticket now bought. nail is proportius (or every Share, without she posai. bibs, et inieg, but will afterwards have the tell ebbe°, ter the FOU Nara 0f..00.1008 AlllO.OOO TWO . . ALWAI 44150 TWO. lO.BOO WAWA Ste. fie. Stc. Awning in Mosey sad Canal* 111 CAPITAL MMES. • 11“ ti Titbit and Abaft sow purchased will hare • awes fee Au. she Oarlsels is the Lottery, whether draws the Grit day W es say 'Aar day. Tick* sod Mom an &Wog at HAZARII Olpeee, Boyd gzetmage.gatc ; 20, C.orohill ; sari 3 . 1141, Os firiLiiirret Where. he the loot Lottery Cooked, Von Grid TWO Pri;te of 20,0001. sod ALL the !cirri or 39,00d1. is • soma Lowry. TTHE ESSENCE: of PEARL an d ('EARL DENTIFRICE. 'townies' l'y Ike late Jacob Hemet. Dentist to the Royal Family. bare tarn proved by Imig ex perience to g.estly excel. both in elegawce sad' Willowy, *very usher preparatiou foe the Teeth sad Game; they ef fectually preserve lb. Teeth is a sousil itate ever to old age, resider thews 'elate and beautiful without iaspairise Use estasael. fails such as are louse * and keep such as are de viral front Ireeoesieur worse. They likewise r endre the brassie itelscately sweet. pretreat the Totals-Ache. perfectly cure the Scurvy in Ore Gram s mad awake thrum vow Arta mot dais to the Toth.—The Essen* is partienlarly retool, nientled to Parents soil Pereira@ who bare the care of atildree as el* irratest pseverissiirs sa' lomat and traftv Teeth. Neste are genaltie but what have tbe worth, tt J. Head. Bayley mot Blew. Ceelisisar-rotreet,' esgraved is the Stamp. Price 2..04 each. • BAYLEY'. TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LESION*, Alp lakisig luk Sons mod Maitre out if Lace sad Liars. The lerovie• se sorill 6 . %V. 11•Ory" vs Ilse Om meld Wrapper. *Me his KWURING DItOM fee *skies Skews mat of sin. ;sic Wesslirsclells, kc. pi* 1.. rode. VERITABLE POSISIADE DIVINE, pries Be. Ash, ANSA, Ithelosale sea it.tas, by Doyley ..4 New" Pais. emery C.orkspoe-atroei, " About six o'clock a oimpatiy of riflemen and a f.w bosun went out through Bridgetown and Calton, and seised eleven of the leading Radicals, and brought them into the I,trracks. The mill. tary were pelted with mud and stones by the crowd, but they did not retaliate. This judi sinus seizure will doubtless br productive of is. lutary consequences. It Iris 'ltil4ted the power of the Coin iii i i tee of o , ga. ixation. l — the strret• remained plesiy throng till live o'clock, when a smart shower of rain c.irrieil complete dismay and confusion iatu the radical battalions, which were ministering about. Tits rumours of the alliance between the Jac..bites and the Radicals, and of the allowaisce of a franc and a half a day, and perhaps the hope of sharing in the silver plate and cash, which they fondly ex pected to be divided, bad lured many vagabonds from the country. Tired, wet, hungry, distp pointed. and disgusted, they began about six o'clock, in hands of six sisal eight, to leave the town, which they are not likely In visit again on the same errand, This morning work is going sm as usual iu the country vill igen. 6"Flie group, from which was overlie-4rd, in the Gallowgatr, the following dialogue, uu doubt bpuke the setitioneuts of thousands :-- •• • Wee!, John, whit's to be (tome now Eh, men. I &inns ken ; I suppose we Milli 'WWII to our work again, fssr I'm sick is' Ibis wry o' hove rem irked elsewhere on she unpin said combo 1111 l of l'sisley, end these ore various in cidents which confirm that view. " Yesterday, ■bout one o'clock, ■ detachment of between 12 sod 16 Radicals, supposed to be from Paisley, well furnished with fire-arms and other offensive weapon*, visited the house of Mr. 13a chemist, farmer, near Pollockshaws, use s search law sums. When they had obtained less fowling-piece, they proceeded to lois eirighbosir, Mr. lleisdersties, on the seine ensued, on whose door they played sen tinels till they searched the house. Mr. Ilreederson's servant man left Ins work in the barn. awl was going hobo the kitchen, when one of Use s en tin e l s held a blunderbuss to Isis bosom, sod she other two held pistols to his head. end kept loin out. After a pNltu uI search, they discovered Mr. Henderson's fowling...piece and carried it off likewssr, with II prO• mile that they would return it in four or tire de's. Mrs. Ifeinlerwin describes tier party as a set of vile ill-far'd •• Yesterday, about four o'clock. •bill-slicker it Paisley went out, acconipanied by a policesolicrr. to post up a Sheriff's Prochimatiou; ht:in4 twice driven away, he procured two tile of tire veteran corps; but the populace ColltilsUllig a determined opposition, the soldiers were obliged to tire ill self . defence, and a woman was ►lightly woutrAed in the neck. Wy ire happy to say. however, that the d ist or b. Wee antsy be regarded as over for the present In Paisley, as well as ILI Glasgow. The following was wiliten this forenoon by our currespoudent at Paisley •• The general wish it in favour of Marksmen re suming work. arid there is little doubt that a very great proportion of workmen will return to their vocations this day. Necessity forces this alrrrsra• live upon those even who were Most active!! in strumental in promoting the strike. The Eng lish. not mugging in the grand scheme, ale universally denousiced by the Ita•lic.ls as having been forithless.assil uu •mall joy is expressed Obit on more violent measures have been pursued in Scot• lood, when their hrithren in the south have manner deserted the cause. The report which hai' appeared in some of the ;rapers, that a va,t number of the disaffected were at drill AM NV'.- days on the Sacell, ss qu.te unfoneided ; there was not 100 persons on luist hill hillOgeillrf i , Or most of whoa) were very young lads merely diverting themselves. #' The proraittnees with which the Ayrshire yen. minify cavalry assembled deserves untied. Colonel Boswell got the order from the Laird Liestesant late uu Suuday Might, rad by five u'cluck uu Mut►. An account of • meditated attack upon Bode dersfield, by • large body of malcontents, was gitrii in our Faster of Wednesday last. The Leeds Mer cury of Saturday last contains a more circumstan tial account of this storming butiness, to which it odds the folltiwing particulars The abrupt ter mimition of an enterprise *inch appeared so mg. nacing has been accounted for iii different ways : according to some, the preparations made by the sLigistrates and. the military hail intimidated the insurgents; another supposition is, that the brighi otos of the moon, which shone with einem di lustre on that night, prevented the signals from hr. ing dirtincily seen; and another, and perhaps the most probable of all, is, that the leaders of these intatuated men, either from cowardice or treacher y , forsook theism iu the moment of trial. As the morn ing approached, several parties of horse and foist soldi e r s were seta out to recoimuitre the country, coil to pick up straggler, but not a single prisoner was made during the night, and it 'se little restia,k able, that, with the exception of the outrage Kirkleete.line„ and the mellow, of arms and sitlirr offettaive weapons, uo excess or depredation whatever was committed su the wide circuit over which v!:s rising extended. The following persons were takes into custody on Saturday, Sunday, and Nloudley : Joseph Borker. of Colis-Inillge„ with his two sn Joseph and Benjamin, who are all blacksin•!!l., and are chstged with the fabrication of rod with joining in the rieng; John Lindley, of alltrfield , stall-make% on a •imilar charge; Thomas Blackburn, of ;Airfield ; Nntliamel ley,. of Ledger Bridge, a journeyman dothier ; Joseph Jessup awl Samuel Jeslov, of Ilullun.!sail, Kirkheaton ; and Joshua !lied, of Deightuo, of whom are charged with having been in arm. the eight of the 31st ult. A great many persesis out of the disturbed v!!. loges, have, we undershoot, absconded iii cmisee queuce of the part they have Liken in these leo less p:oceedling% and the • mesa o f si te Chief to the distressed families of these info aal.. el turn is iiicalcultdole. The pectoris already tippi esti did „,we understand, be coniuffitti to York Castle; but the Magistrates wait a rel.!) , from Goverinneet before they decide whether :cs make out the committals for high tremon, or snnply for a nissileturaispr. It is rensaikaide, that its ti populous villages of Hendry, Berry.hrow, firth, said along the valley of Slititheisite, where, on banter occasions. a good deal of ieptetion has railed. the people do unit seem to have made p movement whatever ; and some of Ciein, it is sat t„ with a mixture of wisdom and plesomtry, olit tfar ,i to the instigator, that they would rra:t tall !he :prat autirmeg t to are how the new Government went o •. We hope that iu future all their neighbouring sit. lagers will be• as wise a. themselves, acid all watt till she following morning. In tht minftt of tilt this eiternel canalisation there does not appear to hove been the hoist symptom of nut or disaffeesion its the town of iluddertfield itself, fluting the 'apt of Friday--all was perfectly quiet there, extent whets the parading of the military broke iti the general stillness, and apprised the woudering iuhabitants of the danger with which they wee menaced. " The arms hitherto captured by the militiry, amount only, we believe, to three pike head., a lea ride 111116 and tire arms, and several ',Ade hitioller, with two or three scythe blades, fastreed 'tau shills. The pikes are about time iuches long. resembling the head of a halbert, with a screw at the end to foams into en iron socket, which riveted at the top of the pikethundle, and toe hendles are from six to eight feet its length. some ut them formed of ash Flews, and others of sled, rather thicker then the handle of • hay-lurk. " lone of the pikes *hie s have been found a-e formed to cot a horae's bniile ; but we bare reasim to suppose that there are smut such instruineots. as De attempt, apparently by the way of experiment, " s ou merle with Hoe of them sto cut a Gelitleinsu's bridle, who was lest Sunday night riding between. Thornhill and Kirkheeton, lout which, iniessug the reiii, caught the G•mtlentans's pantaloon, said lure it hum the knee to the ankle. .. "Some Fridley night there here been uo 'pap" touts of disturbance so the term of seighboarimod of Heolderitield, with the exception of some env preanou of popular disfentur tereardo the yesessary, who were assailed on Tuessioy lact.witb.laud hisses au the street, in cotsseqeettee of which the WWII for some time. wore so alariniug appeamiter o bet t h is appears to have been a Lucre ebullittou. soil the ... I TILL TWELVE O'CLOCK A.M. TO-MORROW . ___ ... ... 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