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:. - THEATRE ' S. rf k.AI .y. aye taf if IL, in liurdrt nattius rti", impto t • • t ta 311 • - 1, 4 y #l '• .- 1 • ,;•; • •ft)..-, a eta DIURT-LAWV. This Folio , . was well attended last night. ; The Ifterpieee, Shalopeare versos Harlegria, in,. ; ,•nrrd by some Judicious alterations, went off with eclat. COVENT-OASDEN. Last night Mils S. BOOTH appeared for the first time since her re-engagement at this theatre, and resumed bar old part of Julia. Nearly theme years, we believe, have elapsed since this lady's last ap pearance on a London stage. Hauled," however, were not permitted daring that apace to remain unemployed or uncultivated, but profitably, and almost constantly exercised io various places, and her performance of last night manifested improve ment. Ilmorit's first entrance last night was warmly greeted with the cheering and applause with which it is, under such circumstances, cus tomary to honour a public favourite. Her Juliet has frequently heels made the theme of well merited panet,•yrie, and it was last night defi cient in none. And superior in some of those quell 11,s which before recommended it. From all that can be inferred attic bent of natural disposition Irons a performer's general line of acting, Miss BOOTH is exceedrng•ly well adapted to represent the earlier parts of the tragedy assigned to the ill-starred Juliet. She estasaineel the masquerade. the garden scenes, and that with the Nurse on her return from meet ing Veneer>, with great softness. simplicity. and vivacity. The later scenes, which demand so ex ertion of much higher powers, were played very pa thetically noel impressively. The delivery of the subleepsy on swallowing the Friur's pouon. was very strongly calculated to convey the expres sion of perplexity, dismay, and anguish. The closely succeeding passions of joy, distraction, and &weir. were naturally and fearfully pourtrayed at the catastrophe. Alias Guava was honoured wi.h repeated plaudits, both at the conclusion and in the course of the drama ; and we have no doubt that her re-etigagem,..ist will contribute materially to advance tine interests of the theatre. Romeo was acted by Mr. C HARLIN{ Kauai.' with his mind ability. Mr. Joists spiritedly re. presented, to use Johnsonian phrase, Mereutio's :,iry Nit light II uellll of juvenile elegance. Mrs. DA.. VES PORT exlnlntere the Aurse with inimitable truth mid spirit. The tragedy wet supported very ef lectivrly ►n the general cast of the remaining cha racters. SU RREY. This theatre was last night honoured by a uns. merous and fusiumrahle audierce. A new comic Isurlets. milled Widow and No Widow, hall the merit of br.oging once more before the public a distirseuirsh.d favourite in the person of Mrs. M oux- TA IN. This charming actress, long the admired ornament of her prufrssion. possesses all the fasci nations of her manlier, and all the force, beauty, arid harmony •of her vocal powers. She was received list night with the vehement plau dits of the house, and sustained her part (Mrs. J'erdae) with all her wooled force and felicily. /Ws. re e ds ' s, supposed to be a widow, is assail e d' at one and the wine time (as many widows hare b e " b q°!*'; h ' , .; 3 911 : 10 err ilitporinuste anj • • t•err t , oobsli lovers. To one she appears as an Italian Lady—to another as an Irish Widow -1,, rrrother a• a Ilif, , ldand Mont—to a fourth as (2llnker. Tirese opposite characters she perso r .t..rl with' the happiest effect; the accent and to rimer of each were most admirably given. In 1 . 0t11.e of the Lurletta Mrs. MOUNTAIN nitro. Vuilgi, which she executed in the ti.ost style; she ass mo s t admired in a comic Irish ao, and a mock Itt.liati brucara, in both of which 'he 'vat , fdplUttoUdly eliCtoreti. The piece, mainly rlepending •nt t:;.! talent* of Mrs. MOUNTAIN, was tat suptonied by the other performers with much rAt.i:ity, a n d was announced for repetition aniid the - (4 eers of the The entertainment of the veiling concluded with Ihe Fate of Colas, a piece „ hick justly retains the popularity which followed Its first representation. The Earl • of HARRINGTON entertained • select pa!ty at tit9iiPr yesterday, At his house in the Stable. y u i, St. J3.lllCh'S. The er.ooters of ARRAN entertained • select party of I.oiiothibles yesterday evening, at her tird'et in Dover-street. •Tba Earl of MALMRSBURY will hare a grand flintier party on Thursday next, at his house in 11111 -street, Ilerkeley-square. The lieu. Mrs. itoatssox had a select fashion able party yesterday evening, at her house in Privy oedemas - _ _ Sir WATRTN and Lady HARRIEt W. WYSIsi and family are expected to arrive on Tlitividay Jjext at their hon.r in St. James's-square, from their Wymistay, Lord and tidy LITNETott ood family are ex pected in town um Saturday ileac tor Ole seJsau, from their seat, Dyiievor Castie, South Wales. PUBLIC' CONCEIT.—The first of the series of Mr. and Mrs. LitcY's Concerti for the gtaSoll. was given on Monday .evening last, id the Town 11011, stud ass atJeutlad be the Martinis sod Merchimmes 4 , IIIAITING% the Lento ism!, the CHrity.l9l - end. 'their felwrii , familiei, with 'all the principal Ladies and tier, lemen qr the. Settlement. —feakitaii,JoAraol, Itocenther 4.1 lIORACZ WA11 , 01.11. We are reptestett to state 'that the Octave Edition of the whole C°l - of this eminent writer is now oo sale at the • eatiowsßoulteeflere; it comprises his fetters to the Hon. 11. S . Conway; Hietiard 19 est, Esq. 3fr. Gray, Lady Hervey, George ifootagn„ Eel,. Res. Mr. MO. Ri rd Heattry, dise Countess of 1.1..5h0ry,• lion. G. Haedisgr, RSV. Willis. Our, PM Earl 4f StraffJol, inf. Mote, Elul; Dire. Flemish Morr, 'David Home, Lady Crams, Hr. /YAWN W. Roam, E.l.Hey Williams 11ssori,'Ise, Sce. Saturday last o lawies Eignurge, a youth about 19 years of "Ice, uudertookfug p swill wager, to run on the New walks, its loysia, in Not( ,54 aides in thr..e hours, which he per formed with greit ease • rod us Tqesday ht again started i en its 19 talks is to Wars ; but the conwoorse of overviews to witness the event was so great. Seat it fettllSlCtl his run . tam mom Hutu au boor and • Irtif. ...or cisittLnin 1 4MATIAIR TIIEITItE. .•‘• I%l' . - 2, i 0. Walltedrill ell of February. 1920 (when lois Excellency Loiootooont•(ljovernoe lend Mrs. 13on will haymow OW prefoesbnoCotvitli- die's' 'peer renee). the OiNem of the fikerinoo will , perform TPuit's Tragedy .r' • • 10)110 lA,. • I ,_ . . Loll kgrulsolph Cwienel llPC.ouito v itto wit. rJI4 Norset.. Eimaige-WAu.aaa. Will.. . • Yarn/ Norm, Lieu*. Faun, 11411 h Glenulran ...LlViggell. got. Douai*..... Elate Ikon, II& Mgt. ,001cor ....... .imps Maumee, }bk. Lady Rfewdolpk......liaelve Rintoxs, "'IL . Anita.— • Amigo Pam, Iltb. WWI do musics& Seievisimmeet et . . , ' NCTLET ABBEY. f' . Oaktand ....... Ensige Rims, Ifth ref. Grenel Alnjur °was, D irk 3l•Scrane Cap?. ilakland H. Wore. Esq. 11th. - Jeffrey .. Lieut. RICIIAILD•011, 11th. bierliikg R. ()Tommie, Ey. 11.11 s. Alba /Awe Ensign `.area, 111 h. - Catharine Lueei. Kvu,26di. -rib.- :.,.•. q ADDRf a 4, Written lay G. W. Comas. Eari.27th Regiment, nna spites in die character of a 31iller, by Major Owes, WA nem, un oreasi in of the Officers of Gibraltar perkwitles, fur the first tune, in the new Theatre over P/11111D111 Unyoke the oxen ' • let the wheel staled still; To-sight we're ot her bssisess for the mill. (Spa** befalls( the sames.] A goodly throned' easlomers I see, [Efeteril To set oar clappers eoing merrily; Fair Dames and gallant Chiefs, arrayed in pride Of War aad Reasty—Fsloui and his Bride— such lovely forms; and eyes so full of soul, • Might tempt—a Saint to tate the Miller's.toll. I.o! our Ale, mistomer moo, the real, The "ATMS of MEM?" brighening an Mehemet, Whom every eye turn gratefully to greet, The worthy heir of El.t.imes non seat !-- Resting Guns graver cares, his liberal taste To fai. y pinion changed s charnel-wasted And 110* haileods Isis talismanic skill, ' To makes CoeSST-GiADSII of our mill. In barns long time the humbler 'Tbeepian train Have thrashed the harvest of the Poet's hraiu: Fro it barn to mill is but a change in kind, What has been thrashed, we here propose to grind; And tho', in modern plays, we'll a deal Of bran, I fear, with very, little meal, We promise still to work up, fur'your use, The very best the market can produce; /110 c shall you say, finding our pr se vain, Tbe "Miller and his Mesa" are Rogues in Grain. Our views being honest, we feat no offence, Yet for detraction leave we no pretence. ' Then, tho' our mill Do -t not those arms of might, Which eheek'd the daring of La Mancha'. Knight, If some SPIRITUAL QUIXOTE should attack us, We'll torn nee fat GREY FRIARS. loose to kick One funny argument of theirs would root Whole croaking legions of fanatic doubt. To those who laughing tell us, that oar trade Is oddly ORM, an easy answer's made; - If strange the use, to which we tura our mill, Mills have lava turn'! to stranger roes still; As mime to mill • guillea, or a shilling, Asia threiriana nails to teaek the art of milling... - °Myra for rotten, rapper, oil, and paper. Aud mills to grim' old dry buttes into vapour t And near &kin to this, that troll so haudy, . Which griuds a gouty beau into a dandy—. The mill of Fashion—to which pilau; aid old Illicit to be ground into one common mould. Still other mills, a hunt i hi I rdentlo, t mi ght rt • r 111.1 . 1 ;tar to weary you attaotion.— „.. We chance not much, as same conceive in baste, . • Herr, a. lwlow, we deal in works of laser • And tht, lie only did . ..mace—hero we grind, I miead of food for body, fowl fur mind : lint, uu Cum 1101 here forbids to noel . The clasper produce of the Freak or Greek, • • • .To . forriara mimic. h we shall But choose our learople‘, as lo.uighl, fruits HOWL t. • The net n that n o ok the mill are of a !mitt grey kind, bronchi (ion, dinoist, aud bauwo by the name afratri grisi, ..r ()wry friars. 11ortsluou 1. The pi , ves p. , formed were Brun's tragedy of Douglas, and -Vet:ty .Iblory. EAST INDIAN CORONATION. CALCUTTA, wovininte•ll, 1819. The (Millbury give a martinis detail of the conntati .... of filhazasosleen, Padshalt, at, Lowhaute, no the Nth of oe tuber. • The King, on rising in the morning, preseeidedto ' the Palace called Farahhoksh, outdoes shout tba prepara tions. /le directed Omni Lal to point out the spot where the Company's troops were to be paraded, whaitbey ar rived. • He tlwa conversed with Newab bnahth, snit swan afterwards nrrayesl himself la splendid rober,•eu erred with jewels. Thirty-three gentlemen being anuonneed Sn waiting at the Lal Perils gate, the Moab requested them to appr.oll. Ills retinae was then called, and be repaired to the Dargah of 1.4r0t Abbe. Alice to perforia the costar wary prayer. On his return, the Shah distributed large sums in charity. Breakfast being ready, the Resident, General Alardiall, sued all the ladies and gentlemen of Leicknow were invited to partake of refreslipteata, I .Thie • Shahasela Micas N'ttiew-shad then led the tray to the; lArsltirree, the 'dim prepared for the ceremony. The Shah. jiaving ',slimmed a tienyer, put on the ma kingly crown," nod placed Monett( iiis thu throne. The P.midesit and ‘Valet -.shod 1143 e seated un right,.pad the General on his left, sun the other t;entleiten stood ropild.the throne. 2abOutmad [littlish, &hats and Wheel took the Morchalitt,' and Niiwatb Alatatird-no-Doulids and etatittred Rasters composed of pearl ood geld over the Ring • A seism of 21 guns WWI immediately tired:and pow sent. elistritimesl to an immense summit. , du the evinatisi a party. consistingsd ii/ity Gentletaeo,waa itoritad to sup. per.—iGorrrodorof C'ozello) . • " The t t airzentss Last with richest bawl . . llta her bail* na.ENtric prarnika4 gan4.":121L1401. We understand that Milt. Hiner, wife of tits celet,r4t. , ol Mi. Nup•c, wish her d a u g hte r , re . Chndltigh, where th;..y are Ituch respected. 0o the nit ht of tilt I4th of June-, 1814. Mr. W. 44 . •rl►ilat on Ina way noose flow ::ronol troarkrt, was repurdered on Doodry• lull. it is reported, that oVrisoner, now in Fisher too stool Oil a charge of highway robbery a _jltas con• (nosed the booth! crone: . A .howl horned •tow, coded Bit.ronsi 'bred by G. i;nra, Eoti.' Elemore - H-411, s uss blAygloterrel' :cud tkilibitril at Dudoidi lair. 1.. the; winters, 1817 and file. alti Is s as fr..a.DU 'w lira L stramt...laar uure her aft numb ID4 pusiide. She mos tied up We: 'lsel 111-c:roulwr, vend lieriiiitturlifta on& oul Omit/4 tuft wrogh•-.1 . 874 t: 514, Op; lisrd •Trii• rrshif! of ((Wile; fe,7uod is, s'o l ipis;;ll lo! . Kaire - i ll :Aiiiii • ii.tilit . tilyel gsined 23 5100r.4 I S ay. Nereid •Nereid to be sh greotesi,euviosity **Or kilhud us lais&Pip Sudliwol sel'OA yout ibles: • isls -• • ... 143 .7. • 1 . A . i ~ ' 4 ; .. .. tweiv•Se :1 1. LAW INTEL,LIGENcE, •,.. • . • , Omer .b#. xs_ . Gtsasses,.. oftruSt lo - • • :Spivs vi e r Misr, .1 ens 44f.,• Chict i rraise AssorT Midi" A paid Jury. - • - • • i • AT WOOD V. EON% • • • Whis was an action to recover 'damage fur the l i iaperises incurred. on. • cargo of grain, And the loss sustained by the:Plaintiff through • tbe delay which took place is eoisseqeence of assume duet of the •Dofeedostt eh hinegeots. ' • The Plaintiff food ChhtlerAl ***MP 4elonginft to the Dcfendant Ip foriOg the gram before Oientioned !rain the port of Anemia to London. lt,was leaded, snit the ship put to see; but in conompleamtef.the 'defective 111111111111 T is which the .fllBl2l foe asegrain bad been prepared, ler*, quantities, of is 'Peeped into the 'well of the pomp, which became nielesit, end the . ship was compelled to Put 'back into the port from which she bad sailed.. The cargo was taken out, and after state further preparations leaded again. Bat this accident kept the resort at 'Il.• until idler the 20rh Ueh-.1819, at which period•the p#rtsitere shut against imporiation, the pricCi, of grain. hating tale° to the standerd fixed by law fur that purpose. Whereas, as the Liao. the vessel in gremlin), *ailed from Ancene early in November 1819, she *fluid in ell probability hare arrived in England about December et. The' Plaintiff, _therefore. claimed 14001. for the loss inearred kg, the deteot iim.sif the vessel and the consequent exclatieu.fraim the Eng lish markets, and else 6,Sh being the expense of off loading and reshipping the gram at Ancona. It appeared that 'the custimi of ibt port of An. ;Ova, .n 4 4 4.811. the inns of the Aletliterninetur from which corn is shipped, for the potty ship ping it to sand cermet, °Fervors otr board to True the floors and *dings *ilk matting, to prevent the grain from escapirig; earl the pumps from being choked, as lied happened in the present case. The simmer of eaecutmg this business depends on the age and condition of the vessel, end the judgment of those intrusted with the work ; an ski ship, with separating planks and flooring, requiring of course thicker matting thins 'nue in a wore compact state. The eparrtion and all the material* are furnished at the cost of those who ship the grain. The question, therefore, con tended was . , whether the shipper or the owner should be responsible for the sccident and its come. .quences. The Cuter JUSTICI was of opinion that the re sponsibility lay entirely with the Plaintiff, and that I he could not recover. It *as 'contended, however, by the Plaintiff's Coutuiel, that it was the business of the Defend .int, or the master whom he .bad employed to 41avigate the vessel, to see that the prepare tious-were -perfect for the reception of the grain,. as the security of the vessel 'depended on it, and, besides, no other interfere, would base leen availit 's: se e„ in case such perperstioos were not complete, matey iastances being 'widowed in which the shipper , had reintonstrsted egiinst the manner of lazing the wattling without effect, The Jury retirid for 4140 three quarters or an 'tour, and then returned a.xeydict of daineges 651.,. being tlre expense of unloading mad ree•itippiug the cornet Aucoase.. LUXDON SESSIIANS• . . • — l:l44;idity, dye' Seetleas eat;iateseatl before-the LORD Mavolt. the Cilium' SEIRJBANT, Alder men DOMVILiaIr, GLIM, MACH, Latairrea, and Atierili. i :. lIC. e. r..,; 41f air Lip' ao,, , N 'ma 1 the 3.4 thh . ity V U 'is TT FX , I 044 , t :I I ilt (-. 4- r !~•:re, td g I ITS rliole it the :~r..- •Plt,r. 1,1):,tr Vsf . .. •irtrr. 4retip.* i t•... ••• - ttit.l I. . ENIT. r, e • PUTT DAY, Imm. ft :.^- patrir , 11- SEDITIOUS PLACARDS. i Thomas Dueiyrro, a publisher of polilidl~paai •phleta. who vim some time ago convieted befsatt 'the late Lnrd Mayor (Alderman Atkins) of httilig printed bill relating, to the Addrera passid at We first Smithfield Meetiug. without -heipspdaly t eemed us a primes, aud deed guiesppitaild against the convietiom The Commos Smut/Cot stated,' that all the' fikta were admitted, sad that • the Defendlin , was liable to the penalty, phials it was, however, imthe power of the Court to mitigate. The conviction was then eatiArnsed, and the full penalty demandril. The cons were reinlizad. Mr. Davimu asked for time.. The Act dirri.ts that the penalty be paid befers the rising of the Court. CORONER'S INQUEST. ROBBERY AND MURDER. . An inquisition was held on Friday last .et the house of .1 0 4 r. Beojamin King, the White Horse T .Churcb. street, Chelsea, before *Thomas ..Itirling, Lim. Cormier, sin ,the body of Mr. Thomas Marks, a respectable geutle.rosn• ,who resoled at Battersea. . The body of the deceased was discovered au teat Tin /s Jay morsiug by some watcruiro,fluatiux trivihe scater.pattlif throng)) the i britler ; they look it out, and tstrricti it futile ,bone-howse near Chelsea Church, fur the Coyote* lawless. The boat :won much bloated, sod appeared ,tu,liave begir i some rills in the elace; he was ebuut thirty,fire leafs ix sir, and use Dot heard ursince the evening of the 21,4 p‘ Lit month, uutil found drowned. Nu cvittcuce helm/ . hermit the Jury how rue Came: in the water i thq rclurtieil a JardaFfil Am wi frmrscd. , e OniNatdraat ntOinlng when the ttliclertiker'i. mea.carae to strip the litOdt , in Order t.• put it lntd the roffin,4el Ms *ovrirrel afheArsre Cui the left side of thefie . ad, :old •etaltLini di sr frum a bit oils or dlik, tender the breast. The frlf_ph . oc same the dsAitiet enased ► the Coroner to issue bis wonoisg:364 the y writ runinsuned sgaie sail Met if shveo e!cluck oil Rode, erenlarr. It appea;ill'inieliiptrilit Ifni At:ceased, _ I htstkirld watch'wee foisua tieitf lila skin, Inas his drnwers„ nudvr his knee; be hail only thiei:perfn4/ 1 1011b of half's. nee about hoar awl itio.irockel-hook was fount in the Skit 1-pocket of his coat with solos letters in it, which ',Jett to. alre istewsityeut tVe elescissell. • • • !. .''• . Iltr. Keeir t iof Clienyiropalk, ,cbohiph. sotriceeN 0,118, Jowl 14,4 irty i , ti Koko. tJp wolis.i, wit is, qie unkriton was 1111 reuse of his death. 'lt appeared that IfieArreasrit hid rec..ieed VW. in nun's! two illy' befok Lie mu - tint Hanle, -im.44.ltoUpee Imp wantheir of them sis- eneamestsbnot-laisas certain'''. It was siloposed from his watch bettor limed concesletidt*'44o,lint the treciaserf tWorlit4 himself at• 2 1 inaftd 1 gtrOglers , . IP* As watch in hisdrswers Ter ii ea, J IRO =fief Ire had bins iultbrd aAd inns dered, b' y • was k it tato the river, tint is frolagt pill could *tut as. iidttrto ee. • • 7 ' '' , ' ' , Wasaliot.4lViliki lifriitifyi itahtst • saw petiole ire placate .uPUias. • .1. ... t •g - '' . -- ........•.•1j a .41 .. , ..1.11441 6 .itlha r . c . Lima , CIF4 NM 1 1 . 1.0 a slid his ilcitiavil the ore re li t li fi t HIM r4-- h —. 6 ' l ' 4- eucu ti i t 4211 . # l4 i 4), 11 4L 4 tr li ve . e 4 'l,7, VA" kii i ikletti, 1" . * i j .9i iv's lii 1., .04•54 ~~ ~--~. POLICE. OtILDIULL. /boo • •I EMBEZZLEMENT. Winhyy AiPlPifahi9;;Zi /Pilt4fOrner/P P in I he clotted, Merlin. the ,A is. ihrwerrent ee4 seem& tgJeue, I 1/, avid sir 111161,116 !orJ tt 'br charging Isimoselb rep s zaese.l hrsalipir and putt ib Mee Ink Si' the 11 per kJete. tildeh be eistlnelphoyal li i who &bet' • thoedee of fur MIK Mao Die s* ,f I , - - - Sir C. N. MONTER, the pees:dims Ahlittauti...fililie.twil : l then ‘I)S i sorer dad not been tippnebe.neks beilii4e NUtriin.. Wet lilies Ate usE t ist • • I.atte.l the Widmer kliiitowded, and had tecitieh.ll -mem Jove Ilkdr; add oilyretained is star irohniiky' &be*. H. e idforawatime at his rebirth sod havistittiet woman I....isessios, he opprelwedetl hint sin !Wards!, evening. ~, 34,e. Dime; titsitta. slot she •was soissi.lseed kr dies Wri• soma" jo,the year 1317.11 Me. Woidderrof the floyonghowl4 , reediendende4 !tint to her ass Stock-biuker, la I inhedi a May in bat year, lortsimer. in a friend; rennin mended her I. MN 00W. Cloth In the I pre Kaki. sittput• 0..44 per eenks. witch would OW h pester Idtwolsot, She Imok his admen. and Mood the noonssryinatansfyiki. but the Prisoner never ass4e the transfer iu bs name isle the 3 per cents. It appeared that Mrs. Dirmefyileumint ,scale 4 the Primmer* had here subnitilently settled* a suit m Clum. eery, the ends sif *Yids she slated to belo9/: " • ' - • The Alderman ahorrsod that he aught nee takeemplisenwe of tins clamp, as Mrs. Dime''s demand hail Menial ed he another tribunal.• Aladin, the 'officer stated, that there were seven similar • charges agaiiirt the ' Primmer ' ich amounted wh amountroller ed tn.& ro roller derable salt, that he Was Intr usted with in his disrarteefif ancit.kruttor,.which kad mit here seated. The Prisoner, swim is a rrapretable.inokiag outs. skeet thirty yews at age, requested that the Aletermso 1.01114 re• legend hiti roe a week, as he us. not ready td eater into his defence agaiest the ykarges brought spinal hint. Alderman Hunter etsaaplnst with his reqnest c and rr . saand. ed him until Mislay um, when he frill be hiusight mg fur fur thee . . • • • .. rztoNr. Tleardereigltrwaepat to the bee, Tinned with robbing his master. r • Pennell Johnson, Esq. of No. 1, Sliddle Temple.lane, inatirl that the Prisoner bad been his servant up en last oittif,'etsrhiels thee he direberged bins llotes his service, ifterirbich be 'Wised several articles of weeilice apparel, end a watch , which hump in his hed.ronm. The Prisoner re. Awned In his chambers that morning before he 'was up, and rteefingthat be did trot come fur a proper purport he for nu °Seer and gave him into custody. On iltis ' Of. • freer's serreiting'hint be found several pawahrokers• dupli cates,' which he had otiduebt but related lulls+ property be bed missed. He therefore requested that the Alderman tumid remand the Prisoner rot a few days, to give him an obportunity 'of ascertaining that the articles were drat the Prisoner had pledged. • The Prironernaerensanded anti! Wednesday. Hour, evoker, a boy nut If years of age, was charged with a similar ofeuce. Joshua Coles, S 3, Cow.lane, Wert Smithfield, grocer, stated, that tke • Pristmer had been iu his employ fur a week as au errand bhy. On Satiuda* evening last be missed a one pound note from his till, endsusperied the Prisoner had taken it. lie seed fee osiudfreer, arad„ihe one pound note was foetid On the Prisoner. It was not his wish to prose. cell the Prisoner," account of his father, who was a moot indostetous 'honest, lama, and had promised, on his being diicharged,. that he would seed him into the enuatry. The worthy Alderman directed, that the Prienner should he take. to Bridewell, anti well whipped, and then de. livered up to hip father. Willie* Ames was charged wish atesiing a bey, comeee. luf enufretimary, from a track its hiewietwatrett, ee garter Moodily, &visuals Win. Wolk, eery-set to Mom Levy, Mites. vow Spiteiftettla, Mated, that •Ila was.drawiai his smitten hawk us !Camden tbe.34.1 er Aprii, is Niniyate.otreet ;. ft had -three bowie es it, directed se Cloaks Taylor, Kutiption ; be foe abs Primmer -putibieg the truck bellied, mad he (booed he was doing him a frieadly office, so the truck ref rather .whittled; bet ir e thw Mown afterwards be tow bile with me of the bows m • hie Maisider, going up Warwick. is... He followed hive, Ned with the essieteitee el eitothet teoli Mum Ws villa,. • The Priewwer brie( called es ent bio rketsayetill iselblet to may. •—•- He was folly eolitiellttiftse Met. soW4TRItet. A short time since the premises of Mr. Priesinall, a silk seamier at Stockport, in Cheshire, were broken open, and shout one *Konen,' eosin* , of silk stolen. Information was sent to this etticeof the robbery, and six hundred pounds of the silk have been traced by lavender sod Bishop. the 'Of ficers, in the poseesionof Brown, who residee lo Spits,- field 111 e. Brown very readily rave Co iceonot how he be came possessed of the silk, amine, that it had beet, sent tit him withoueliwyprevions arrangement, by the ' , Ferran from Macclesfield, by a man of the name of Pollock, a silk y , whom he knew, with directions for him to tell the silk; but I. not kisuwing the sources for that purpose, and Out being con ***** sit in the business, the silk was not sold. Lavender and Bishop, in conseireuee, appielwrilled Rol lock; he admitted sending the silk m Brown in Spite'. fields for sale, but not being able to gfeastestlsfactory ac. mint how he become possesard of ii, IWereektetaideif mem. - toily, and yeaterday he imilerwent a final exarnination, 'whew Mr...ernes Kinch, a silk-men ufacturer, of ffeeekprelf,Che. shire, attended and identified the silk as being Illfr:Priietb. nail's property. Bullock .tresfullyleommiileil for trial at Chester. Two men have been apprehended at Nlitrele.:fi,:,l, sod. committed for telai fur the same uifetire, 200 Hoc of the stolen silk having been rinsed in their Thiiikas lineot wit folly committed fur trial, charred with feloniously steeihig it horse, heroes', whip, and gig, the ;att t? of Mr. 'oho Charlton, of the Dolphiti Inn. at Win. cheerer, on thelOth of March last; and on the 14th hf the • same month, he pat them tip arthe "wan Inn, at Stockwell, • Surrey, and sold the harneot and whip to Mr. Wilhite Stock, *be landlord of the inn, and the horse to Mr. Mar, a ter rible, of elephant, tot 121. ' P a trick Brlas; a iriilur , Was cliarked on suspicion with uttering • forgid or, tank of lif.oglass4l : rulf, kpowiime it to 'sit so; hiieVirei;lion'Tivo.ii . gition it was_ inappitied that • • good note, iirtcb lie 4;t4 rn possession of, had he'll ex. changed for the forgery, and Sir. Bitatic; lite Idling Magill nrifireil Sarah Beflietn, the wittaian with wipe he left the note, to chnitte placea with the saklue, NIIII ' , how's. plated it the bar, it bring ttritirlietirpectsd .she excb lured the note. The Magistrate: afierivardi adoti.llcd her ball , .. • Joephaiaaottegyatreseessaelik end gostmibloolior yousr• gouliaated: fir Nether esamissiteso, charged rubluue hire FierrieSkesreliamisera, its Laitcoisi'a of elisions ratieleo, whilllMenoitaiwg thereto VW' lie civet..., • • .• •. • , • •-• • 1214601 1. Frost, ''a' Orl only thiiireo j ti filri 4 age, I mod derieM suit wieteti he ir babas, 'is Orgt:if Willi fat. Piing M Miry Thotieni, 7of ilerwirek.freet e , Mb?, 04 IBM With rolibink•he;ew et Oilier, aril Inr kotolitoi wat i jcal had,'• thet'lhe In' • wifetse hi:tow Iw . r teetNkp i :loW wowld'sAdt suffer twii to be tbrre. • . ' • The Siagisfrite latnetilitf the , relit 14 ' 4k/000A t!kititii, Ora of the gift but he bad no ti,the ‘ r ringt t ftl i guti(t.l94l, Mat fly 6iiinsittisit her. . . , . - • In .148 ; ' • . •14 • .-T • .* , • Tidal. BETTING AT TAIIINIRSA LLA r>•.• r-+ _ . . There were beery bets woo this As? sissy of Ow fmnit SivArDesbpso•lidk• bloists ',PM& Aar, oilbas'lvrih4s •I•Sblid retosiog obltookbrlLOl Soso sr k.. •.-- • ark ..4.4• 1... • , , . .• .. ••••...mirl ....vol. •-v 10 ~....-.1••1 irs • / t• 11 Kit 'Wu, "I 4rwlidviite....„:„..trruk... 1. 4,1,•it soot antler .' 1 '' 0 111**11 1111.# .• 7so I boss •Aebertio- ' 1 ofreo4lpy Atititi ,t t -I. I oast *more n", °, "le theripi MI ."" It 'to I opt Dot*: •• ' '`'• • - • r •......- •. . ICO . 10' . • • • .• Olt* _.l, i • •• ,• •• do •It .I *4 • '' •••e?,Sik • ..4 .r . •l ..r. 1•••• '„,7 •to S sistAioppro. . , .... 6,4j0 •“1,4 4‘snliirroo .1. ,7 to 1 .W 1 Lliviimiel- ... S 9 Visa U•lfrAlli•kea 6lto I opt wide, ~... , • offkat. • : ... sr -9 tospa Dorb.. , ~ - .., „., • i _. • . 0 aeo I(tWiAßittfrik• , N gaily% u 14.• . , • . . fiTir 4.: ... 4, M 4 f 4.. • .... • 4•Le ford Ssilasti•' t r .44.1.041 4"1.441-03; *malt 0r•0ut.,.4 lam: Witob• apt Mr. tt orstry'of.,ar,Soyfosaral.7 UPI of Saila dark M. 41b. • so.. 41..40 Asbto .16,,1• • . . 1..•0 Sisirell's r. by,froors kat at )44001ird. atAyir• Thrombin's e• Sailor,b4 Stoti. M. oot lteys•s.l46 $ # is. sorb. Ab. N. ItMes.l3.ll , • . ' • ev Doke of Porthroirp P.e.is*, 44. .p.is. apt Mr4q.• pasta, Set. 111b...11 DI • PO{. A-ft, , . . -- . Lord iirili.kr. cantor ii,.114, Mb, iAu D4l: of aul:a•Cs c..by Waxy. to. 1)• ?1,:1 its .Y,r1.1 i • . . . ..„. Doke of lietlsorrs !Oro. 44..10)11. sz•t Mr. Ilea,vcceie Aedievr, SM. 41b, D. M. 11110„, 6,6,6, L Mr. Thersluirs M..... 1. .itit..M mut j)iiie lit 04' . /41.... Mift4iss 8.1.41b* T.T.: t • o.kil• AA. 4. . - . it., - • -womniester.... . . - • •P. • Gomm! Coostooses els. I. Abesorty• by Cbervy. • spa Lord Dioartilea's ilia trialrrepirmairs• *lab it a= mug, SM. 411 e. rack. .T. V. C.-1100•4411. ..• . •so• i ....W.J. Strstley's o. by Plosmook to 4 of • loser. so .lbsoss. Set. 71b. sot GroorM Grossissort rie./161.4aoser• 74. Jab., T. T. C. 14100.416 0- ; -•-::•, • •,• • • '.•• 1' • ' -'' - • •••vosset ~ -^ - . --, •:•!!•• General Grosvenor% f if; insoY.trygelernwa • Donnek4flal *fr. Wertley's c. lIWCIMPwrir 4161110 t • NitOe; dbe by &waver. DW. Mg., - • r • " I • farreanktni•-••• 1..- o'3. • Sir .t. *sr11(0 befell(' tit Cestee;lll. tor4disit vroturli yr. e. by Tltuuderbolk out of We a K. 2006 e. b. ft. CATTERICK-BILI RCA Jig ETINC.• • wamslisMAlrriseem , b... • The CravenAlalses ul Wtta.eaai,lo►iwa.p.wr.Wa, 50 . 1 0111 4 three-yew olde, Sm.; feamyeeiroldokilP4lr IM 4 , 4 t►,e. 9.►. t sls "d WA, %lAA.* WM} %A miklinse inilemen One mile sod a quarter. (Six Svlocrthert.) IA Qum's/beery'. be. 1116 A9rik-firstius, sister to Dr. Syn. . . . tax, 6 yrs •lii(B.Salisia)4, • • ...• ii• • 1, •• *sip • i I Mr. Proses b. e. Apollo, b Wbilw...th. 2 yos 01.1 2 IA Darlington. gr. h. by . , S yi. .1.1 .l Mr. Lanabtou'a eh f.irlir Sltte l 2 yryny. ~...... . . . j , 4 t! to 4 asst Apollo-2 to I' apt L 1 Ihriing6;oib: qd .3 to 1 apt Miss Syntax. . - - Produce Stakes ofrjgg. each •. h. ft., calls. tig. 311t.s fail :re Sot.; 31b. allowed, &e. Tiro' 00)e% 01 tittlarcrilteri,,, Mr. Fergraook eh. f. The Lady of 1.160 . Vat... by : 5 1orrbnq (R. Jolor000) .. . :, .... e , , ego I Mr sf. W. Ridley*. b.;. Chorister, by, Cowie., • 2 Mr. Illaetalfs cult, b' Wldtoortitonief *tinker , • 3 6to 4 am Lady ujike Vale. , . .. Ihretepstakes of 30p. emelt, 100•Ift: fiat*, 6.4. 616. le it -A, list. Two miles. 0 solsserib.,'... • . ldr. Lambtosia se t . ,Paostoioe, by slatbeiii, ~el ..f Petters (T. N ....:... ••.• .• • .......:.••••••4 1 4 4 14 Mr. M• Order ir.r. •Fr le% bp XY. Z--. 4.04 ta. dr 2 Me.4llMusa b.e. by .Wtivolle, sat of A.r0akt1i0....,...1. 3 . 5t04 of Lionsisaue.. . Maid. far 50p. mei. h. fts4.(Sur odd Mr. Laminae% b. c. Tunis. by Toi.dly, 4' y:n nit, AM (T. Nielssiuu), be 04 I .• 44 • • I Mr. VI yvill's Sbylott, Sae lab"... a • v pd.4.l Ikea bettit 994,9 In 4..5" Sly 1,4 k. -. Air W. Naxwell's gr. f. Syllabub, Iry I' i.ress4,• 1144..: • Way up - 3.41. 111nuee41%•gf. A.- F 1f.•13 y Fitment, W. esa, oat 1144 lOW belt: -Off. • • 9 .0 Tmussritt.l#ltr. • 14041111141411esiiif 250 each, leg" Is. colt., 8 , 1.31 b. fiLtes, • " 1444.- . -Targi 'Mktg (s • Selliertil.t %. Bit E. Smith's ch. e. St. Patrifllk liralton, .1 int a ' Net AtArelot (ft 11•61..Aaw ye • W ' BetisniAl b. e.lli'anis ' tl lnr by tossblars% Ult. Borodino, by SODA, o• +si b .. 4 • Goa. OrdeNtel".e. z-v . :"*" 6 to 4 apt Illorodissy and Ban 1 opt ihrt niers*: • The • Yearling 'MMus" of 20p. eseli, A. y. nulls , 13.4 4 3;e. Illiies,•lost.4-4bocUodn t? Solne, iNcre.) Mr. Browtt'.r. t by Bustard, dna by 1.4)4-kilt Mr. Sapient d. t. by-Csansa, ds Sirliba 'tie • • .• Mr-Ferguson% b. f. .Flsransbe..vinov".. H.irnby ' • Lord Queessberry's eh. e. I.rdittole, l.y Cntdolnal Or IMrjtao s .aat Of Toot/. 2 to 1 agst-ilr,Bansua's f. and 344 I arm any *Art . A Maiden floe or Fifty 'Ninon', foe all :str 4. TrroASile heats. • • Mr. T. PIMA b. e. by Crlelos t S yr" el.). 7.t... 0• 1 t Mr. Bell's cb. e. Chicken, btotber so Ablates, 3 4' • yrs 4.141, 7st. • ..1, Mr. &rouse% eh. t Tbs Ladd df "be Scill•by MMbsny—Ntshlle .y yntold. 664. lab . . 0. 3. 3 44r. Lumley% to`ei by{ Latigusai A yr* I#6l. TAI Lord SirslbsuortV Meta to .W •self•4l.• Tyr.. bit', ‘.• 6.1.1111 b. After first beat, 210 apt Chicken ; a. ter .r.-048•1 best, 4t04 s• lb* nistver. Two Net Ws). *.re w4A centerikA. sitifrroz-okair rat The leherwritosti fat ttl.4 rtt ertfirfit T . e e 4 yeoterddy t; . i.tos s ter 4.0 V.. 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I eoshey.4ortaw4 pert of - , .. . 11.1.w1W .i .4&111%*..141in itz iitifiVl . . *** W • Ilibeocongo..4 Owlets Arnie s. lot liesviirisisii, .1 • , Abide.. . .0.4. t. .0. b" 1 10010011 0 0 . : ► ''''• o4 ' l4l ... .b.ilert ifklutnie it!etkr for Mk, 6 1 14 1 of ;00 ! The, Err India Cori 4 . • r ii i . • 'ter Itldsfimt of thjigisi t *illi:h. lion - t:iiiStis44 0 . 9 iri i ft rol74ail I.lil . '' I. ': • 7 .l : 4 ji, A t e I. A ir 11,9rjigrie yikilos Trti t .,,t)av 5t.in....441 l'lllo'l4llolrit cf,• * ''.l Ref PA TlVilf)), r , .144464 awoken. w 444espimioper ifiwaiet4Jiitarsi 4 te t iMbilt 10 we4P4VIlsAr. Ma'', -,... .Ad I. owl. ; I. $ ot•so atm sae of • foss Ameba bs,,ls ov.• ..,„,,, m ,„ l , p e ?m i t 1 . . ~ . .. es., ties ea ...I Id. ,• . smog istw as*. ow :47 )? . ~,g . .- V 1 ) r , s ila dille OW I V ,t \ •g - . i