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* v iz • c.:;- , cvk2 - )4 • • :r . te (4 1. Z. 1 .44 40v1' FASIIIONABLE AmitrA it end DEPAnrults. ARRIVALS. The Sfarchionras of Cutter, yesterday, at her house in 'ricy Gardens, from her seat, Langley, Kest. The Earl and Coolness of Ashbarahaas, yesterday, at their husise i• Dower-street, from their seat in Sussex. The Earl of 'Fife, at his Imam is Charles street, Berkeley. square, frows his seat is fiesslisad. The Earl and Connless of eridrewaier, TelilardaY• at their bruise in Groaemor.squere,lbana their seat, Ashridge, Herts. Lord Stanley, at his imam is Upper Grosemser.street, from • hoar. Hun Colonel Staid, ate British Hotel, Jere's-street, limn the Coot Saes,. At Croak's lintel, Alhentarle-street :Lord Royer, Bons Isis seat,Taplow, Shropshire • Sir Thomas sad Lady Stanley ; Sir Lessard and Lady lisslasts, from their seat is the Isle of Wight; Col. mod Mrs. Parker, from their twat is Cheshire; sad Sir George sad Lady Leeds, from a toot% Captain Garth, at Isis imam Is Sloaae.street, from iiiioes Hill, Narks. At Blake's Hotel, Jersays-street :—Lord Demos, from his seat is Scotland ; C. S. Hawthorn, Esq. sad saw, train Ireland; Captain Dosdbatrl Charles ettwort, 'Esq. from Hastings; and Mr. and Mrs. Covestry, from a tsar. DEPAUTVILIia. W. C. Sioper, Esq. from his house is Bedrord•square, to his •.st in Kr rot. ga--...... wille Halifax, Esq. from Ws house is. Arlingiou.sireet, for Hedchashaus, Yesterday morning the Duke of Yoi •isited air KING. The Duchess of CLARENCE visited the Princess SOPH I A ytderd..y, at Cambridge-house. The M 'rpm of BATH give an elegant enter. tannnent ou M lay, at his house in Grosvenor “loare, to the F irl and Countess of MORLEY, 1.1.f1i sod Lady GRANVILLE, Earl GOWER, &c. This day lint Lordship will entertain another large party of diolnetion. _ _ The ER.I of SHAFTESBURY will intertsin a large 'mop of clooingso.hed personages cto Suuday prat, at ht. hou.r to Grosvenor-equare. The Countess of Witssirsa gave • splendid ball Null 'upper on Nlonday evening, at the Royal Hotel, Jinie-'s.street, which was intended by 950 per m:Wes 'of the first distinction and fashion, amnug wl were the Duke and Duchess of A ILOYLL, &c. Sir W. and Miss Bunitoutlits have issued cards of invitation for a grand concert. ou Monday next, at their bowie in Berkeley-square. 1.4. rd IDTIMSVOR will entertain • large party of tlisringuislitd friend, toqinortow, at his house in Doss '.street. Dowager Lofty Aireutv hoe keyed cords of invi tation for a hail on the 29111 instant at her house in Cavendish-,quore. Mrs. MITCHBLL'S ball yesterday evening in Charles -street. Berkeley-square, was attended by upwards of 200 distinguished fashionables. The Duke of BErrireso-liss bees mach Indio. roiaa 10 his seat in Devonshire; we are hippy to %tate lie I. now much better. Their Graces are expected in town this week. A trinporary covered way was fiaing up on Mon. day meal yesterday 10 the front of the Pao. ;awe. at she lop of St. James's Park, previous to his MAJuste's drawing.room to-morrow, fur the con. vrnience of the . company setting down and taking op on killlag the P.Jece to case of rein. Hampton Races commence this dey. They pro. Moe much sport. Moat of the•horses from Ascot I..ve urtived, and the rose for the hundred ginner, Si.kr, Awl also the Clarence Stake for tbe first day, are very full. Amongst the late arrivals at the Royal Dote!, Eslinlourgit. are.—the Doke of ATHOL Sill family, sad the Earl of Fires 'Flit Iligh Bailiff of Westminster has postponed ht. answer to the Requisition to summon • Alerliug to address the Qualm until after Friday. KSA It accompanies Mr. Keats to America; 11.41 veal fur New York early in Septensbar. with Mr. Vesta. the Manumit, of the New York theatre. Mr. 'Otis ioteads in make a complete professional tour' the United States, and return& to Rogipa;il in about twelve months. Mr. VAND6TIIIOOI. el the Liverpool theatre, atid'Alr. Conran, of the Edinburgh Theatre, taro lr.gaiatis of much provincial fame, are engaged by h. ExLiaroit for the peat season. We perceive that Miss MACAUI.AY intends gig. ing at the Aro II Rooms • tunes of Morning Eu. irriaiiimrilt., on Wednesdays, under the title or Drunialic Display of Parisi's." The firm will take place this day. We bare little eli.uht of their success, front the versatile talents which this Lady has displayed in several of her re cent performinces. At the same time, the high rank of the Ladies under whose patronage she comes forward will secure that fashionable rapport for her :adonis undertaking, which, like the mint stamp, is nrceseary to make even gold current. Notwithstanding the curios.- sad jealous eyes. with which the conduct of the Ladies belonging to the Thethe is viewed, Slid often very unjustly etiodernaed, it mast, heavier, be a greet mere. 111, teseela t al to those lAJWIL se relied, that within ear lowdleeties so lees than Eve of them have be,, quarried to Nalliteera and' mew of sokoded fortunes, wiz. the Catiatem of Derby,else Coaster t fovea, Lady Thurbeer MI& Genus, sad Lire.. Becher, IA4, exemplary, t h e irrepneeliohle ermisiet of these Ladies,' h". l also be a great triumph is the plifeesure of the 4 '.•lgirrie am Another theatrical Lady, as we moderate:A rLout no be added t• thinning{ this retried list; before. S"ob"erW 10 ork •1111., itle said, Mai FOAM wilt 'aloe be adrautaxemisly led to the hymeneal altar, sad that Ir" loner is I. be her Mat Ileneer, to which the Public 1.64 ' " de•tar do aseple justice—fee when bliss Drisete. 4 " haws hones Saw .llse Colleilllß of Craves, Mid' Leap Tbarlow, took dieir farewell \amiss, we well remember that Ihs t hesin over/awed heyered all preerdeat, sal such we I'o•fideirily eatteipete will be the owe fee Miss Pease me Fraley rineisg. Yesterday morning, at sic o'clock, two pang " euist ineit. far .s wager of to be spear for • U timortoond Lincoln 's Ir, many penman were present. • • .4:11/17. 4 i... 3 .1%," i hoe i.► I 01af7404 • I r. 4 !tuvii gaits,fr.le, 0 , 1 . 04 , x.d , • . kohlenarti and Gammledikeesiikeridilo Oland ikeifewerwirsf ke.firakeast lb Abbey ► war rrireited to send their before twelve itiark to-morrow to thiganimitiee for directing i • the Funeral, tinier cosset ,M 4. IL Make. E N . 11, 01J floi4Jingr, Liwwabge bon. 'rhe Funeral will wire place on Priest Iwo. 'et ten o'clock. The arrangement for the ten'erel of Ili.. arouse' will be "menaced in the Paper' of to-morrow. BRITISH CArnoLic BOARD-441suelsay, Jews 12. His Grace the Duke et NORFOLK hi the Chair . Mo►ed by the Lo►d Asuinitt.L, tiecoutted by the Hoe. 111DWAIIID Petit, • RENOLYND UNANIMOUSLY, 1. That the British Catholic Board het as aozione wish to manifest, in the most expresaive •sower, their deep aMiction al the heavy calamity which Ms befidire the em pire, and particularly the Catholic Body, ►y the death of the Right Hoa. Bony Gram., and that the Members of lbo Board do attend hie forieral ow Friday mat, ia Weelealonkr Abbey, as a testimoop of their vothode for his viaiiimet setvlte►, of their respect fur his emery, sod of their heart. felt Piet at a loss ito geoevally mad so deservedly deplored. 2. That the Governors sod Committees of the Catholic *Mole within this Metropolis be also requested to ■llnw the Children of their respective Charities to attend the funeral. NORFOLK, Chairman. EDWARD JERNINGHAM, See. "uPper. walked eight taws-totted Lincoln's Ina. 'guar. es the fog-way, tlin pewees who peefertneal I he talk iu the short i estAinte to.be the wieewt• 0w r fr "l i tti•th! tads in 47 mimeos, the keen is en lour and two minutes. Notwithstanding tlwt, emilY CITY BUSINESS. Tester.lay the Lewd Mayor held a Coort of Aldermen at Guildhall, at which the following Grattan,* were elected as Rulers to the Ceiortay of Waterman' sad Lighterum, for the ensuing year. Willer Itrder;.—Mfr. William Chapman, Mr Abraham Sanderson, Mr. James Betts, Mr. Anthony Lyon, Mr. Thomas Fussem, Mr. Henry Grey, Mr. Julia Jackson, and Mr. Francis Flower. Lighter Re Freocie 'Theodore May, Mr. Mat thias Priam Lel4ll/11, and Mr. Jobe D681'11141. jail. Sundry persons were swore tato the office°, brake►. Several Reports were presented ■ad agreed le. TO THE EDITOR OP TAR BRITISH PRIME. Pall mall, Jew It, MO. your zealous sail well-varaeing Correspoodest, Mr. It. Owen, of New Lanark, will place before the public, iu plain sod perspiesous propositions, the " Element, or priuciples of his new "iciest* of the legume,. of cinema. stances," which be declares to be "se hivalushie moral science," by whose “ Needed spplicatiosi" Its the m Inseams Of life the immediate distresses of the country will be snail, removed;" the Ministers, both Horses of Parlitmeet, and sit the patriotic and relteetimg ones of the three' kingdoms, will he., this importaist and “ ievolueble" . discovery be fore them is s winnow 'site as effectual for their prownl intim:mafiosos by an essinioation of the projection at the " Bar of the two Houses." The " prejudices of society," which are to be removed So make way fur this spite% comml he eradicated by the is thlenee of the Covers's. , " neir by the power, though some. times termed, the ltimemsipueestee" of Perlisineet ; both these world be (mewl "impotent" to peedwee seek se be mediate • ffct as seems to be promised by This sew sp ite= and wove! science in political or social economy. The oily sallemsee possible, after that of Aim, is of persuasion, throsigh the coavictioss of reasoaimr„ the proof of expe rience or the evidence of fads. Sir Thomas More, Xeeo ilecon, *Umbras, Locke, Tooke, Paisley Bentham, sod Edzeworth. hoer all offered their systems and =MIN of humus Improvement, as have many others, by writing end pruning, by argument sod expositioo. Mahomet, lie Pope, Boatiparte, and some When, have proceeded by the power of Governre est, through the Mtbience of terror. What means has the Earl of Liverpool beyond those of Mr. Owe,,? Hisiafinesa he came* use until the under standing of that portion of she community which deter.. mines far them-remainder be isforwed, and its jodginew as li.ied MO the seadeney, utility, and practicability of this Mime. of 'bide the midst Elle before our eyes, but the sailulawee is witleheld.freen our cool deliberate inspection. An imagination lung brooding over the power ofsbeelisset. era direction and y of adios and mull, may, at last, by the indreate of association, be persuaded that some similar infiltrate woola control cud Mx the bantam disposi. time, master the " uneutiquerable will," sad reduce mew mud venire to the tooilition of the automaton eheasiplayer. The . " klutmobaoia" is susceptible only of a " mosbutony"a conclusion, and will heed all Chirp to its purpose. . To form and Nablus. a small wholly of poor promo., glad to dad • refuge, sad so eery subsistence, is as operation which is eery whim an Weil by eireenneraisees; to reamed the mould ; and to reform the whole frame of • great people, wlben opposed as well by prejudices as by cirentsatanws, is • task beyond the strength of Heresies, or the hiatidislintruta of Orpliebni. Ilk. Owen wind display all his means intelligibly to the whole public, If be gamut des this, or the intellect of the community be too obtuse to eisespreheml his prima**, we must matinee as we are, or wait the slow 'wreathes which the pest teacher and innovator, Time, will effect. That change eefliabit, which tan only be gradual, will not serve fur the immediate' relief of all the difficulties of the passing hour. " Thar mid patience," therefore, are moire., to bring about the ameadineats dashed, mid to support us ender the aefferiog which we enamel of mice relieve. There 1111111* a dispositiva to bates to every premised foe mitigating the (borers which is spread so wide, bat these must be intelligible and practicable ; suited to our este. Alisleed etooditituts, awl applicable to oar habits, as well as suited to improve them. Why does sot Mr. Owes aonaisaire •is distinct proposi. linos tame it is that he desires toile lee moiety, sod whet memos and coarses he recommends to accomplish his Minot Can he remodel the ?resist criieration i tie does be purpose only to train the rising gmberatitio is • sew manner, to qua. lily them foe a differeot . tverse to their Wean enieteme? To net au et once open the *tastier roes of hootarety, is absolotely impumible by soy beano ems of forte, or it persmisiou : to force, there wooid be resialmsce; and the issue as uticerlais in its term, as in its tendency. To the arguments of reason would be opposed the fines of habit, prejudice. self interest, end passion. The human will can. out be guided or restrained by mechanical fetters. Mr. Owes must be contented softer= the phis of happiness roe society, which the Vert generatiou May practice sod twin, if they will, and this wilt be au acceptable service. He nosy, too, state distinctly what ',ululate coarse, he would prescribe for thealleviation or the restitsly of the die. orders which he describes sn forcibly, as affecting the body politic st this hoer, which terabit ou colouring for those who keel thrum. SICHEX. By en official notification issorci by the Gesereo meat its the Hold's* Papers. encouragement to hello out to pervolis deormeo of settling rot thr Seri near the written! extremity of ilia provider, by the. tart of grouts of lewd for Abet purpoor. I t 'aiolotiel. howrirev o thot the partite...lllHW prove the. powermos of beilkiart•copit on..iliat • thry.sbeg' enrage to evtablitli a ii•hery OW the set oilettm thrive, a 19!WIIMO!I ..1.7.tt TORS OF THC LATE DUKE OF QUEENSBERRY. The. was the pention of the Noble Plaintiff, praying that it inight be referred to the Mester, to whom the ckinis of time Legatees under the will of the late Doke had been referred foi the purpose of inquiring and reporting what sum ought to be detained in Court for the purpose of indemnifying the Noble Plaintiff from any loss he might sustain by leases which had been revived by the late Duke before the original term had expired. Mr. Tuovrex stated, that it would be necessary for the Noble Plaintiff to amend his petition before Iris Lordship could hear it, as the words of it were diffeient from the deed of entail ; in the deed it was stilted, that the lands should be let on leases at the most reasonable rents to be obtained, and in the petition it was sret forth at the most improved rents that could be obtained. The LORD CHANCELLOR— r " The petition Cer tainly must be amended, particularly as, when.the case of these leases was recently before the House of Lords, the question of reasonable rents went un der much discussion. Their Lordships sent it back to the Court of Se.sion, to wake farther inquiry whether al y of these leases should be set aside, they being. if my recollectibn serves me right, 110 in uuwber."—Petition withdrawn. OOVRT OF KING'S BENCH, Wm:Tunas; TUESDAY. Ann 13. THE KING In COLLINS AND OTHERS. LICENBIIIIO PUBLIC.HOUsfiII. Mr. Scaid.Err bad on • harmer day obtained a rule to chew cause why a crimisisl information should not be tiled against Mr. Collins. Sir Nathaniel Conant, Dr. Geskiii, Mr. Mills, and others, the licensing Magistrates of the county of Middlesex, fur having, in the execution of their daty. in Sep. tember 1816, 1817, 1818, and 1819. refused • license to Joseph Meek, for the Green Mao public. house, St. John's-lime. with the corrupt iuteotion of thereby favouring the trade of Melte, Reid, and Co. The principal circumstances, as stated in the af fidavit of Joseph Meek. and on which this apph. cation was founded. were, that the cause which was alleged by the Magistrates fur first refusing the liceme in September 18:6.. existed prior to that period without complaint ; mud that when Mr. Serjeant Sellon end Mr. Cotterell, two of the Mu. gietrates, had culled at the house.• they observed. that it being arranged with two separate doors, which war the objection above alluded to, one to go into the tap-room, where beer was to be hid, and another heeding to the spirit shop, which mesquite distinct from the tsp.roono, would probably be an objecting with some of the Bench of Magistrates to grouting the license; but the High Constable, who accost. pooled them, returned after their departure. sad told the landlord he need not at prevent make auy alteration in the separate doors, which he Ind pro. levied his readiness to do. On application afterwards for • license on thin general licensing day, in September, 1816, he saw at the door of the room io which the Magistrates were sitting. Mr. Loam (the nistregiog clerk of Messrs. Meux. Reid. and Co. the brewers who had formerly served 1 with porter. but whom Int had; recently quitted, and was then supplied by Burets) , and, rerkins), who told him that he thought hot (Xeek) would not get his license on that dry. MI was pilled before Use Magistrates, 111111 eamoisoid particularly as to whether he had not let di his beer trade to soother person for a premium? The decision was not gives till some time after, at as adjourned notating, when the heroes, au fi li ally, refaired. on the ground that the house • had too occupier.. and that the beer license nos. used as a cover roily for the stale.of spirits.. Meek afterwards applied on the licensing days.ils theyeers is, and let% beat wow ewes* refused. Or ohe of these occasion,. whilst' ire *awing at thw pion' utters the Megistratenwese otiseitabled,• Seer the' useriagiug cheek of Mews.' Hems. {Dead, sod Co s , write se r card the townie of Me: Wigaani, or SIP Reiser' Wiierwra b dud semi tee cordless** taw witito doe-Magistrates were, upeorelbetinStew tart Conant presentty brief Clint out lone. - room svith'ilidt perook end' remail atter which he ret.irlied to 01' me, I lie Ilisiittiates west *mins. The Alosiettates Wooed l • i..!**otl LA IP ErnaisieariCis —. 6 ,1:—._ .t' .. e04711T OF CHANCIAT, Ltnedeialldhla, "the latter bpplichtlen int the tratlei t l that a public house was uot required in tie parr. th e r e b eing two very close to the spur, by wMch Meek alleged Tvermar, Sutra 13. he had immeshed a loss of it. 00414. .i.!! ~ • ' ' --es Mr. Sosicitoa•Ganitorti. was now heard on the part a the Magistrates. Ile said, tire this was a The LORD CHANCILLOR came into Caltrt at aloe o'clock. tharge against these Gentlemen (some of whom had IN Tilt MATTER OF THE I.IIOATIRS OP sna g s ~5 a,..11 been in the Cotouissiou of the peace for forty year.), ooze or ousonsusaltyr. dot for an error of judgment, hut f o r the c orrupt itile,ation of assisting Mews. Reid, and Co. A The Loan Coawcsst,ou observed. that he had Char reed the petition of the legatees in this cesee and on lightge of so grave e vesture ou g ht uo t to b e Mad e ground., and as there was o u t th e s li g ht ee t wished to b e fur n i s hed with a s t a t e m en t o f figures, and if handed to him in the curie of the day, the foundetia n for it, w hi c h ' a dd c l ear ly appear to their L• rd , after they should hear the allitlts agents might welt on him to-morrow mot g iii with isisidi i. e was prepared, lie trusted they would the House of lords, before he went into Court, and drsehargs the rule with costs. As Meek bad be 4to would ere thefts his decision. come bankrupt, the present opplication was, he 'BIIWES WYNN% ESQ. AND OTHERS V. THE MIDDLEw believed, made at the instance of the amended SEX WATER COMPANY, body of publicans, au association consisting of two Mr. HART stated this was an eir-parie application or three thouaind persons, oiro j o i ne d together to for an injinictiou to restrain the Defendants front. defend what they couceivell to be their right.. eiiltisig off the supply of water to the district of The affidavits of Mr. Collins, Sir N. Consols Mary.le-bone. fly the Act of Parliament forming Mr. Mein, and the other partners of the firm of the Company, they were bound 1.. supply the di.. Meux. Reid, and Co. mid Luumr, were then read, trict with water at a reasonable rate, and the Plaine which rebutted the whole of the circunsetancea tiffs being part of the inhabitants, agreed with the metalline(' in the affidavit of Meek. Sit Nathaniel Defendants for a supply of water at a certain conathes affidaait stated, that to the best of in . price. That the Defendants bed lately demanded knowledge and belief he never had toy conversatiou a greater price, which was considered enormous by with the clerk of Messrs. Meux and Co. or with the Plaintiffs, - but they offered to try the question Mr.l% .Wigrain, conceroing the licensing of Meek's of the reasoilablenees of the advanced price demand' lonise or any other. The whole of the Magistrates ed. which the Defendants refused, and threatened included in this proceeding, swear that in refusing to cut off the supply of water. Under these cis. the license they were actuated by no arbitrary or cumstances he trusted that his Lordship would oppressive intoner, but solely by a sense of public Sent the injunction, duty, end that had an y application beets made to -The Lou i CHANCELLOR—" Have you served influence their decision iii grentiog or relining the Defendants with notice of this application ?" licenses, they should have considered it as an molt Mr. HART said, they had not been served, fur the to them as Magistrates and Gentlemen. reason that the Plaintiffs were afraid if they had The COURT said, it did not appear from the given them notice, they would put their threat into affidavits fur what purpose the brewer's clerks were execution, attending at the Session's House while the Ma. The LORD CHANCRI.LOR—u I cannot make no gistrates were deliberating on the application fur order without giving them au opportunity of being licenses. heard before me. 1 also doubt very much whether 1 have any jurisdiction iii the case."—Motion re fused. THE MARQUIS OF QURENSOIRRY V. THE •EXECU- Mr. SOLICITOR-GINE/At laid, it was not stated, but he presumed from curiosity. Mr. SCARLETT was heard in support of the rule. Hessirl that no man coald shut his eyes to one intr. rence from all the suspicious circumstances stated, which was, that the brewers had more to do in the grunting of licenses than they ought to have. From the affidavits which bad been read, and by which their Lordships were bound to decide, he admitted that he was shut out from the advantage of those inferences, which, he thought, a Jury would probably have drawn from parole evidence. Mr. Justice BATLEY —" Any decision by us does not prevent you going before a Jury." The Court discharged the rule as to Dr. Giskin (who Wde improperly included in the application) with costs. As in the others, the Court considered that no proof of corrupt motive having been ed. duce& the rule must be discharged as to them also; but though in such cases mks were usually dn. charged with costs, yet in this instance, from the cir cuoistaoce of the brewer's clerk 'Littera* during the licensing, *ad the impropriety of Sir Notharnel Conant going out a the roost at that tits*, thee rule as to them mist be discherged without awns. TNT Illta O. DAVISPoILT. Mr. Scat KATT hod on m former day obtained two rules for a criminal information egoism the Defend. ant. for writing and publishiog a libel concerniig two Magistrates of the county of Stafford. The cause of this proceeding arose out of ►ome of those over-sealous exertions customary at contested elec. lions. It appeared that a Mr. Peak, who was iu the ereploy of the clerk to Mr. Tollett sod Mr. Twemlow, had. to forward the interest of Sir John Roughey, written to the overseer of the parish of Woolstou for the land tax collection, in order to make am early Celina, of the electors, mud in the postscript of his letter he had said the application was made at the desire of Mr. Toilet, mud Mr:roux. low. This letter came to the kilos ledge of the Dr. fendont, who pdblislied it with a comment, purport. ing that this was an instance of that abuse of tan once of which the Whig party were so often cow. pinning. The Defendant was then informed that the letter was written without the kuowkdge of consent of the Mignonette whose names were made sae of in it, but he refused to make an apology. Mr. Jeltere and S . : edema Pestle were now heard aphid the rule. Mr. SCARLIITT argued in sup. port of it. The COURT made flute the rule so to . Mr. 'Follett. trot disehorged the other without costs. TUB RING v. LORD JIANKLAGU. Mr. SC•RIATT moved riff the judgment or the Court !lomat Lord Ranelagli. Mr. ilagoutiau raid he had an affidavit which stated. that Lord Itaiielagh could nut be brought ipto Court without risk of Ins life, sr he had moody suffered (rein an apoplectic attack. Judgment postponed. There are various reports idlest respecting it! avenge of Ministry. Origivating in the dtliowltire'' •ettending the delicate end important epee floe which now agitates the public mod. Mr: CAN. RING, it is said: has tendered his resignation ; Other Members are mentioned. but with less cusia • dence, as having followed Ins example. Monsters. however, are not easily renew/en f•ow0 their Moots. One of their number pledged them to fall !with the Income Tax. but they, contrived to stand iu spite of its rejection. They will pro. hably surmount the present difficulty in the same manner in which they have surmounted Misty others. That the present filiiiistere, reps • Piper of yesterday. have not for snwe tame en• joyed the tionfidenceof the Sovereign, is. A or believe, pretty' generally .known; and that they hare re. maiii . ed in office so lung under such circumstances. is not one of flee !east iuuderful features of tbs., present wonderful Witt.. A persgeapli in the Reading paper suttee, is aubio stance. the followringl—.. The Lord I.4eutenant 4 . this. comity could not g _. Cavell. Sir F. 'Power per rig h t; sod x ryPe for the comity, _ire es.' He dal. liege Of beauty and. _ . hw o olad oftoroortlo. for food a ~ .d.it. and Made them , y approprini their evolutitmo, the 'tsunami! ' *adieu), &c, &c, and poLict. LIMN .11/ILL. STATIR DOOIIII.4ITRIF.IIT, OW Yesterelsy no lOW than Witty IttrOWII, wale mid (mil., hone the ri 111 l 8 ages of 14 to 40, wore trroallo before Ike! presiding M3gistrates (Wows. berme*. A 11.., and K.reg., ow a poesy asnrcle-warraut, chiried with oreitg rogues anal sragationela. IN the lower parts of the Borough, wore especially about Down. and Kent.streets, there are several pohlte-hawses, where a weekly dance is held, attended itrineipalty by well. denied thieves soul prostitutes. Here OCW On of so setaock ing and immoral a description nightly take Ware, that oh, bete recital is enough to inspire any one wills horr..r; own , - times lads cud your.' girls, hitherto ancoatamonsieil and ne , „ acquainted with the real character of the company that fee. Tirol sari pliers, attend what they suppose to he a !twat • leas dance, without the kaawledire of three parents. sad set. shim leave it without etreasollerirllt MM. 'IWO" Or 0 / SI 14 r • To meet this dreadful evil has long been the endeaveser of the 31sio.trales or this comity; they have hems Weldor. .1 It, the iollahltants, sad mud (Measly by letters, throng% the aiediisen of the palate press, to adopt Nome strong noel 'sloe ta.y measures for the suppression of such a &wire. not uu sauce. sad those mintiest:a have had the desired effect. A little more than • week has elapsed since forty-two of it..... depraved *retches were committed front linter, and :1 is II.: elerilotiestion of the Magistrates wet to relax in their .se venous till the Neighbourhood is in some mown* feeed from such characters. The Prisoners (with very few exceptions) were •!! itlstitiks I as notorious rogeriand girls of the town, and afilintigh the r detester, in some instances, was wry artful, hose were slowed to racape hut swel l a s br..ught witnesses forwild to sagas to their gond character and hood, habits, and bst sr. eu hotly anJ fifty of thews were comminitted to the Sessions. VAUXHALL GARDENS. Slltalieth Sterols. • canoeist', was charge./ with making • disturbance at Vauxhall Gardens. Between two and the.. o'clock yesterday morning, much annoyance was given 1.. the company is the gardens by a drunksn (Semiramis, who acted very extravagantly. He first palled a oalu•loie go! 41 watch Co.t his fob, which he broke, then threw a handful of money down, sot although repeatedly desires, to go Inoue. refuted. Hall and Plash, Iwo of the officers ow linty, remained with him three quarters of an hour, and the for nose at length KWIC the fragments of the watch, and gave his card to the gent.e. man, that he might know where Wean for it nest day, on which the Prisoner charged them with having isibln tt the man, mid used very indecent language, till at length she was put iu the watchhouse. The Prisoner (proving a Duver-sirret uynapk) was dims milted to BriJewell for a mouth. mou.sesoucs ATTACK UPON THE HOUSE OP 81K THOMAS LI [MEL. Yesterday If Gentleinanattewit4 at Ala DSc, on she put of Sir Thomas Liddel, at whom request he raid he rare to give *Mimi° the Magistrates of as action fur damages, which be intended to institute against the liondied, to cow_ eminence of the 'nob on the goeeit's arrival having riotously amem►kd round his Moose, and broke the window.. Mr. •Farrant, the Magistrate, intimated that at a polite office such a proceednig could mot be taken elign.ashee •f, wad recominemled that Sir Thomas should confer with his legal adviser, that being the nowt proper ebonite! for snatrue tione.—The person quitted the wilier, saying, that as octant would certainly be brought. gornmspisat.• • - ROBBERY BY A SERVANT. Yesietslay John l'irewi alias Thames. • black baerserealsk to Mr. iVilliaut SaMS, No. 1, St. illitels-Itletel, was brusibt before Mr. Markland, the sitting Magistrate, charged wsEh *Malin two lOC notes, the property of his mast. r. The Pelmets' Lad bees seem years in the altuatioe, mad bad berme a ranee exemplary character up to this period. Mr. Sams stated, that oe.Weshievilny night tart he pet 101. isle Ma desk, and locked it. Thursday in is Wag he had ncesslottio examine the Miley, and found only rslSl. Hr tssd. She ciecuutstanne know, to two yonug men sis as routioloy s see of whore sebeirepiesitly examined the 1.4, ssi•l f•trael the top of the hasp broken. The key would tuck sod on lock it freely, but the hasp could not hold the belt. Cir cumstances afterwards transpired which had I I.irusesi rus_ pines out the Prisoner, awl Ire was apprelxesisl.d. Mr.Siviart, welch-maker, is Itseirsireet, maul the p, isoner carat to him on Wednesday might, and puss hared a taw. r watch fur two guineas; he wintered a 101 •so payment. Mr. Smart got the sole changed at a steighlesur . - sh..p. sod paid him the belasee ; he asked no partieelar yoeuirrs, because he told him he lived wills Mr. Sane., aro! teat au. y were riot out of lows next day. On Thorsolay he came again, and borscht a geld seal mud key for U. Is. which he paid. The 1511. note was I rarest, and was wintered hefore the Stagiatrate, and Mr. Sams identified a t.y the same of the Duke of Richmond heiug written oa the brek ut N. • The watch, gull seal and key, and 41. were found on the Prima's' when he was apprehended. On being asked by the Megistrate whit he had tut to say, he replied, that he had friend the awes ow the door at she end of therdesk on Wednesday morning. Moyfeaste observed this could nut be, bersam thee *ere • not pet into the desk till Wednesday night. Ile rxiwesNd his telecialice to prosecute the Primate, as Ise intended to leave town immediately. The Magistrate said, they had a public Only to perform. sad they could not coastal to fs•lony being cosepounded its thie manner. i Mr. Soon then bowed. and ►e wet booed over. The Pri eouer wee telly eovevosited. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Yesterday morning, between nine and ben o'clock, a WM of midi-le sge and it uteri appearawre was obsovord walk, hug in a melancholy manner tiy the river side al some distance beyoud the Spread Eagle public-house, for op warden( a grerter of an bout, at taught, he plunged in , tort the tide being rather low at she time, he was Jumble to get . out of his depth before some perm*. no the bank came op rod palled him nut. Ile was much enraged at their lute,_ foresee, and refused to vs, who he was, ti d some one hauled that be ought bean impotier, who hid adopted this insole of eiriting the sympathy of efisritahle ro,ns, sod he theta arid his name was Cuthbert, and that be had lava au control io the 44th mimeo, hat had no half pay ; aisig ialufb aft/ planation he walked otr—He was • grout (dhow, Ot martial appearauce, and fall six fret toil,. .EXTRAORDINARY CIRCU.DSTAINCE. SUPPOSED MURDER. • "P.N. Yesterday morning as some seen were employe.' iss Mat pars of Hyde PA. k which is uppo.ite Georaa's Hospital, Iliggisig the groued for tie purpose of owalisse some I..M< airy repair. in part of the one . f ,I.r m. si haul Nos day: swore thau a couple of awl bruoasi l• n.r fllf Gee of she earth, *I bre be was struck wills assotishaieut at betelsistor a MINA bead buried is the ensued; he 41iii a toter Moller sad oho bead was takes' op; it appeared to Issre.lwe II II re silly •se . - Sieved from the body a eerar penes, the blood bring gone Orris'. The coceasetasee seamed cowv.iderside ablest. aid Nobs of junta orwevelded its v.ew ti I.iut oo Om krises, turi . ini lid Irs f "On ..eivir,b, when 014W1C key soaked bilds t ia'weist &end etar tiseepot, u.rf grays.... drops us, shit deemed. 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