The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1814-09-20 00:00:00

ttri.rvt.c P..f RK. T. . ileti elittlioill. Ilia dr with z se.o vigissor *,u nr!it sty. The 0.1. A 34 sand) e‘nresitesl, mint fronst vilest .sts r 411,•441, stnieling in it r sappier.'at if it wotilil 14); I t ob.:816100y. The ruwk olio:1i site nisi-lay mattes ant C1K1111.04, am! the slit:emit islosatsit.s.e, Are gsrliwirsi; tv:tisirk- 'llr idea of ollott:ng troeti of for none is., yn ot e. z is very wood oor. The ttttt her of now N ortoni.hoo4. Awl from htsog ..ioiv it is, tlw wane war t of rwl itno khi. hth we Arr. wg . 3 l. n rw.nul.boo rootr.histor.l. out wily to their w ow . ; loot. bin 'lll'43lOOY. - 11; Vireo" ut .Ibe inn 'of l'ivilaistl-place, is al ru.l4l, wed laid uut ns grow., alai bssier/ of ttsi•rd. I:leitliervie, whet, we lwlieve, hail the .n -perintewhoiter of all tin-, eh Y rvr....t!rut credit. %Vr trust to sueccoor will twat and jut.tely the "mile treW4e. I: g m c k, fne tlw Qrl retziment of Life Omni", ar enr.iong to repent, ore to lie here. in whirls, tic v will have room for lielsl exerei+e—dlw:ur sill be good, :tool the 111111 wilt be Lept to their (isi quarter*. A* ri *rite for mtrtno;tivent bnngo'l, three eon, he inn Jonint tlw liviteast* , Merl, nito4 stand consiiirti sots. wool tqorriotling out, ISS 110 t% nll I•VCry m,iv. snit ist every (outer—where i+ the iW115061 who u.i.e low cis. 00l may me part,' This i. iht letAium -41);,; paid II the learn!' Li' ME REGIS, Sm.'''. 17. U in tint to be wondered at that this place should be so full. as the weather Ism lotto, beautiful for wane week" preit, w Inch ham produrt 41 a great harvest fur the country ut large, in respect to corn, and 14140 for the lo.l4toig-howee keeitcrs of dais place, winch they highly deserve. In the %privet.: they iti.edv the wail; to time Culp very comfortable. the site..st., by ti.tir attennins, are kept vicar and free luau haetr 441itt"'. nheeh some time afro made walk rug elany,cma-. It is hoped, ill the (1)1.314.1: of a few years. waste good Lodging houses will be titled up, us to eats lanselara are saptivrewel to Isar, gone Ilicotkrit for Want Of arcoussuoiketiene. Our bathing tine ehows one ftatiy ruiploy4"l—the Ladies particu larly %vas boot of the briny oreatt, which gives them 11"41i11 Wed strerP4th for tile exertivas they have to go thtrough. .ifter loreaktiast WI sorts of carria 4 es. burner, donkeys aupd donkey cart. are engaged top take the tents I beau, to Drauscoppil. Hocks, Peuue Clifts, Wheatland', Scotus), Ax 'twister, soultliarasouth, nut forgetting to Wee papyisiotes tor the they, dining under the rocks or iu the liclel., thie.e that do nut tale those excite. bit,lll4 tide oti the Kula, walking on Ott Etivtuna.ite, oi Cob, try ni4 their fortune at one curd I AM, .et the I.ihntri . , ur Jewelle.rs shops. In the eveuiag they meet like °tie mainly at the ltounts (which is the best re l oilateel of any on this coast) take tea and coffee lini , hing the evenistg with cards, chest., back gammon,. &v. those that do not elporw to amuse themselves with earth promenade in the Bull-room. Our bulls are now take a-week. vrieich are gentvelly nth-ailed. Mr. Davie, with bis usual spirit, lens nearly titii.liesel a Marine Villa, which wia hare the convenience of font; near the sea, and to the town a stuall garden also attaelied, his warm Wilts have twee, pretty employee! this season. Amongst veer lute arrivals err. hint tr."tmurbuul,t;earrat Fanr,Gritrral Vitclatt, ley PAtil4.l% t: 311.1t1.10014 Lilly Caroller Ca t illAiii :ant tars PuwsU, Admiral 'llttl,mll, M. Tat16.1..0, l'ulogri flanubid, Mr and Mrs. Cavendiela 4.1.1 Os izirkeou and family, Mr. sad Mr.. Sy -411+311!1 Krv. AleNtittiltr Heerst, Kew. A. Mr. Mn. suet Mips Andrew", Mr. and lies heats, lt. v. Wallah, Mr Ahirklar,ar, The wholt tulle. tine u t tlw late ( ;loacestec Musi cal Ir m tirai aakattoted to 671:. 0..1161. Un W E ,lnvalay 1 44 t, aa M Inch day the Earl of igotocT Eat:lA.llin eomple.tiol las 6UIh year, aavt• a %ulbstoptoil dinutrr, with plenty . 01 sZrys4l4 Inv!, MI 11444 111 I 114/1 . 41111. 110UW, lit MOM hail I %vim 'whams] roar men, a ntrwn, unit eltildrea, of ortgithoorboo4l. The rtbotot or the utatuoion acrt• lima% lb norm, at tlw %awe Issue. to :my re apueherlie pitritsaa. 11110 1.40111 10 partake or M— fr. +humid.. The rxerlleot bawl of Ike Royal ottetolerl, un.l, oiler (blows . . tbe p.er people utpu.ed the:owlet!, vlikh aliutemg. Ills 404 Lardy shart“.l to tlw Gloom anti! .oreved. Tut, tntit. wow, 44011 011.4•1 14 . 10g10 v. r itnstrOwtott imolbuioeloore. Among the other sainawmcati at Patocfroct nu tlw followatig a 1e ih, in bolo of gg I go gl.. IaAJ Itabliact iu Cliinuiulf tiot risible tocialtia aor tl.. campaign. wagatitsbkil than. iaggagacols. 6.f tirr rapprof..ll4 isturnted. or." r t.. ) :, 4 16.c pA. Mc al.pappoiatarias 111 L.re • lovas 4.. OW s. tt IyOlr. awamilth.r in ...•na.agoogo• w :;4 1. ..v . J. lbr Irtwipw;itauu appl44 ow , us .4 J.ainpa Nuo.l4('Wl W /40.4141 811,1.4 1 • • 4836 twat, At yi.f• v'tliack pAdvaroly.—.44auutlnet ti. The long-troireterl nniamrctnent of Kitkelly !fork's/ anal It, vicinity I.tniA win Won. uutkr use wide annipice% of Mmors. BOWER and I'l %R: It- T" , s tiw notation qf a grtut influx of Cislinsasultics during tier kat few week'', a ll6 U 4 gg *hop use Ilar r milord tits. arrival of T.., Earl ni .I.hlidrattaia, Linda liyneaor, Cawdar, and A•altiti fir V. en Pastors. Cod.. Colby, Nadir, Maur Provo, Mr. Bruit is, Ai. P. ilewri. Gwyn pi, Ta Lw, flirrtr,c, Clierwsu, Tiprin. R.* p, Mira, r.lrl &Lwow% wiw. have estproword mica, aright •nis air %ril 113 wbww it is carried aft. Th.! freeduato of the Borisilign of New Wilainuf. which %tar. toted Ity I.er (:urisuliatiasa to the IVht.ttlltatra, ten the 6411 ult. tiasourdeil ti bia ar AAA. ut l'uris, ill u onwt elegssait ;gold line, about IL,rtne4lit nitive. .11r. St:trevi. the Wu n-clerl., bans recent(' his :n.111901. dguaent fur time wipe, In a very boutlboute idler. Setstrthay an ihieranotitan win foisl ugniaSt Mr. ZArnasitiAu 13uct.T. or %Vaster o.4kiry Etna, fur lout,, nitfully t:Lato.ed hinind b,. Ila t icaLtv•• deer Ili Chine. au 11'131'1.0r Forest, on ii , • 1 4 14 tell. raw oia to lbe heard beinre it ILO! Iwurh of Aluge.:natc. yr the %I k ide a l l eall 11Lei-.1.1. *lavas lir maw rinnLicla it nf tite ofrenec. owl Inc .1 t.,c i llit pvll9:!r. ul:tler the -W6114 ;,: 44.1 ui ilitAißk Coy T 7 C gory. Yip STLPHENI night 'antic her Lust ztopiar amt., since twr lAto t•wir, as Putty, in The Iteggar's ()pent. Iler return to that situatiou,..in teltels her extraonlinarsy tftlelitt; :veto first develop:ol the WjS wehanwsl with the A heart felt mai Le or Appioipa.. SIF.PUKtas looks ex,- trenvely well alter he. journey ; she :plows Uses:- retie:it health and epirits. I itr vocal powers have !net mow 4.1 . their original attroction—ou the con tte think their fascittaiirta iuereasce. tier shale, both till the upper and lower notes, whicit was heretofore rattier weak aml tremulous, has Low acquired u hirnopess noel regithwity that impart ad dunned grace erg hasiutv to her wile of execution. She was notspletely mut:et . ..4o in all her mongs--but Iwo% istrtieolarly so, ill "f'rks Lure be euxtrall'd Ly iodate'," antis , Cease yortrfitaining.." Her exieUtioa nflhela►hYnirwastrnly cuptisite,and richly merited tlw tvcore whirls it received. The excellence of Mr. INCI.E.I)NN Illaciatalh is familiar tti every theatri cal unatotrar : and, therefore, though ne %%areal not lsr . jruatiticrl ill silently poising it over on this occa van, yet we think it 'evilly necessary to observe, that we never recollect to have seen the elutrar:t:r enitported with more holdemss trod spirit, than Mr. Ittc.i.r.rttux last night dnitlityed, lie waive the 161. - tieult air, "Wilco Me heart of a most," in a fine le—uittl was {mouthed with an encore, in "Iliac hippo, eurild I he with eithcr." Pitchout Hatt Coati' erre very humorously represented by Messrs. BLANCIIAIiIs said Itnr must we for g e; the praise due to Mr. SINSIONs, ‘sho, as Filth, ap proved Itinewlf Ito small adept in the manners of tint class ofl.resuntee, who, in the slang language, are etenominattal kiddies. LYC ¢V.. The Thesitre.Ropil, I.yeeirin, closed itr doorb ev short, but well-conducted seas", ha, It most productive to the ;Proprietors, Mausgers, and Perlitrruers„ IVe do not meats to Utter, as a subject of wouder, that the town should hivisli her teeoors on this plea.s . mg establishment ; for it possesse+ an ;active spirit of uovelt), with all equal force of dra matic and operatic ability. In their utinottuce ineilis, tie see the names of FAIVCETT. Lwow, K it: UT, LOVEGRoVE, PYRE, K ELSA', The former gentleman has long heess a favourite with the public, who acknowledge bib ability to be. sterling; our eau this tern be applied with more justice to any actor on the Vanish stage, thou tailor favourite Llarun. ht K mare we IWCITI%t AL manlier pecu liarly his own; Ins style is e:ei,te, oat/mil, and ef froirr ; mid the 'loser we cx:iiiiine this Performers the more we ' 're Ins execution. It ts, upUsion, decidedly impolitic to keep, us a rnrps de restive, the discriminating merit of LOVEGROVE, for his well-earned tame has long oinked bum a hest rate leader. We have now to close the.,c renisirks with a most pleitsim i duty, stossuloted by private worth and public excellence: us Aliss this concer.s possesses a tower of t.trength ; she is a de cided favourite, and we see, with pleasure, that each M. 16011 adds fresh laurels to her histrionic ability. The following fArewell Aare.% was delivered by Mr. ItsirlOND:-. 1.401 u Gtxturxelf—f hare voce /now the plea sure to befog von on the dos+. or a ;44sisusi olf the Luglialt Opera, to ogis the warmvat thaidtV 'Attu Proprir for for tot: gru:ifyluic surety ulu ch Lai attended bas efforts to tu-rit your approliat " Front Ow "mimetic( no lit of the calobliamtept of this 1114';itreao tlw ',mutt day, it has bet% his anxious &site to wirt your favour, and his brut reward to 1w honoured with y,oir " 11w hlwral yew 1111 v,• eirril to his en• ileavoura. inirsegre, atiitireirery season, his gratitude and real iu your smite; asi -he pledgee hisuwir that. au far from tvlaxiag in his activity. it shall h , his pitoidiwt toot to sstablisti do English opera an thc Grams,' twisjp, end in a style %tomb shall lit inure and more deserving the ap phaw..e with whirls it has been honeurvil. i 4 Laths:a sad (;euttensen.—The Performers desire b join _ _ M . iu 14 I spct tful tribute of ito.nlo , fur their rlitur wr 'our pAruriuge, nttJ iu the usruf of the Peoprier , -. the r.T- Avitivra, anti top.elf, 1 reveetfully bill )uu farewell I i:no, ladirri sod I:enthuses', )our uskbt übetheut sad rcry rt.-7 (dot humble luTirrot The Theatre ut Covent Garden may be said to hold too autlieuees every ; am!. io resew- Mauve of Noales ark, there acre the elt an and nu cleoli. The one till the iii<ide, to see the play ; the other fill the saloon, und daub the new stair-ease, %Weil they have called " The Ilighgate 7'uteaci," and arc engaged in theatricals of tiwi.• nett. Mr. MvegEws, we rc.tret to lwar, recovers hut very slowly, if at all, from the 'Sects of his bill from hey gig.. The loss of his public fulcra, would be an great that he ought not to nei;:lect having the best medical advice. 1.0111 kILWARDEN was on Wolneralay sworn ut I)ubliu into the office of Itegt,trar of Deeds, &.. • l i ituteuant Wi1.1.1411 ou the retired list of tl.e Hoye' littaliths, hos been appointed a Purr Knight of NVindsor, iii the 'dace of the late Captain Tgoitat. regrttto guilt that dory are under coot; cc awsoit in our county prison, two geittlente* . Leath of them itlAccis u the army, and ,who have lately re turned limn the Eampaigua ii Spoon One of thew i, c h„ rmis t w i t h pur l o i n i n g a watch ; and the other tor I.lrtaiulaw n horse severad days after the tpuc he hired it. Tim Oast-tneutioned gentleman hi the son of a respectable clergyman in an ailjoiiiing county, and about jj years 01 age ;--Ise kma ge.itteel.ap..• priurai:ce, toad iwcomplislied inainiers.—(E.reter l'aper.) thi Sunday v;erht last, the house of Faiticts ir, i o,j.sis, E s q. ut White Waltham, was rubbed of a travelling paper talc, a great coai, sad a iww. WO4 cost. idle propert t y of Mr. HawLlNs. The aa s cat* containing official laioris of great im portance, connected with :fir. H.'s office of Com usissary, Mr. Korot, or Windsor, scut rut, to endeavour to iliseater the title-oder. Ks tr o ths have hitherto beta unsuectariltil, but there is every reasoli ocouelutle that the robber must have {tomtit tl:r mad Laving entered the house early the evittinag. have emit3.4led himself in it *pore mum till the Custily were retired to feat. Ile retreated with his booty by the ainduaN of a pairlour; °petting upon foe lawn, over which footste t w arie elle wit defier at no early hour iu the morning. liiwkiNs generally kept the writing cure, 1 ut t dos time it continued outhius but pear whoa,: loin will be very stiously felt. • • • kitriii+th C E PCJIM 11.11 thole, the above title, a ter; ioteresting Exig bitien has been recently of etieil by a Company 9 f Getttleuten k iii Priuce's-stri et, tAcesterlsquate. The articles which it comprises,may hclawed uudeetinse diffireut heads. The . first comets of u variety of puiwirsts,.leytial of them of riatilignished excel lence ; the next contains some oettutiful specimens of scraptare--chiefly Inuits of cointott 4rilaK oe des ceirscd person: , 4).s—aad the hurt is a collretioi o f hiodeh from rare subjects of Notorut skilfully executed, and most ustefully amulet'. Amongst The Reath gf'Ncl4roa,. Ly Mr. Daus MON I), Stalldi pre-eminent. it is a 'until fins tlKd production--not less rolarkable for the ac curacy of each of its ports, itsliviilitally considered, than for the harmony with *lath they are grouped, sued for the boldness and graitleur of the entire piece, when contemplated as a "bole. It has often been observed, that where portrait:: were introduced in historical coinpositions, tlw artist, iu his anxiety to produce correet likenesses, generally neglected to express in the colintvisances of 'retsina) repre sented, those traces of passion. to which the scene lutist tiecessarily have given birth. This reproach cannot ire appli d to 311 r. Dat:mmoßD's picture, Though it contilos (woo aecurate portraits, we silt venture to assert, that not a single rice eau be pointed out, on which the feelings elicited in the mantra of viet.iry, by tie death of tote great naval Cntutuander, are not rklineated with a force aiiil spirit that cannot be uli3tlear. The Cgraners, and The E.tp:mtv. artal , in worthy of notice. The former is a test interestita*; picture, iu the style of 31 r. llow.t RD I in both of them the drawing is cor rects and the volustring spit and me)low. lu the sculpture departmerit, our attention was porticialar ly attracted to ati equestrian statue of tin. Duke of Wellington, Jes i gi cd and executed by Mr. GA HA GAN. It presents au tincormitorly spirited likeness of this great conitunitiler--.and, tieing exquisitely co loured, iu imitation of Nature, the general effect is extremely grand. We were also highly pleased with a large model of a monument, vommetsiont live of the death of Lord Nabou, elan executed by Mr. (GAeAI;AiI, tutu offered to the Cot •ttee of Taste (as they are nick-ounirti4 of the City of London, at the tune alien they culled on the Ar tists of the United hirigdons, to furnish travails for the innnutneut ivitieu the Corporafina intended raise in honour of Lord Nti-on, is (;nifillatil. We are convinced, if the Conintiner bad the slightest preteusions to tulle, they w,wild have prefer red Mr. GAttsGates work, *lntl evinces 4 lofty aml coin prehensive genius. to the incotignious mac; which they selected for erection. The hero, in Mr. GANIAGAN'S work, is represented falling in the arms of l'ictory ; on the rock, which forms the base of the monument, the three ,greatest actions of Lord Nehinti's life—the battle of the Nile —the bombardment of Copenhagen ...and the battle of Trafalgar—are admirably depicted, in basso releino. artist in this monument hat happily combined simplicity with grandeur. The busts are very numerous, and, for the most part, are striking Wats...se-4 of the persons whose mimes they bear. The bust of Mrs. At. A. Clarke, as C'lytia, cast from the marble in the possessioo of that extraordinary female, is a wry charming pro duction. The head is full of fire and animation ; and the bosom, uniticumbered with drapery, seems, in " swelling pride," to court the band of the spec tator. Why this lady clicse to be represetiteil in the character of Clyne, those who are acquainted with the story of that Nymph, are nt a hiss to dis cover; the only similitude in the history of the two fair Ones is, that Clriu lost her luv,r, Apollo, because she had betrayed his secrets—and Mary- Arnie, on the same accoutit, has furivited the affec tions of two or three admirers! There is also an excellent bust of Johanna SemtAcott a which, as a faithful reprtsentatioti of the couut.imuice of one of the most wonderful impostors that ha t s appeared in this uge of getieral imposition, will be viewer' with interest, Tech./se who are fond of rundying natural history, the curioqs models derived from dint source will ftiruisti ahtluitarit :food for ohaervu " • firm. They are execy,ted on a aura acale,.hut with a degree itccurucy and precision, ern' In the minutest parts, that must estate the surprise anti admiration of every visitor. Pc;unelarel, We:tininster, which formerly used to lie tlic scene id' orany disturbances, is now be comet haul the more orderly conduct of the hors, u Blase hr rc nitssengers mite ;0 iii security. 'the adjoining neigilbourbood of • Tothill-lields, is form ing kuto a tram square. .C.11xv.e... , .-Artiotegst the articles whitili have felt the gruitetit dt;precustion by the counneseiral inter course t‘itli Frasice, are Freoult, Alslernev, and Jcr sey rows. They are now selling at half their former value. About two wraiths since, CIIABLEs LANE, lot4e 111004 of ti4t. Pipit:V.l4 CUAALOrtr„ 140 his kg brukcu by u kick froma bore. The tractutu nos a Very IlittigerOLV4 couip p tiod rare, and it was at one time rapprehensleil tint' t tbe young man must hove Jost Lis Binh. Tlw W o e Was, however, very skil fully stet by Mr. ' .uf Wintbor, and the patient te.cot crest Arii:izioglyfrist, 30 al SO 14 whir to walk within the lust fortnight. On Tuesday Last, he imprudently 'ventored into a one-born chaise, 4 34 1 iovr to Wistilsor„ Passing down Thames strret the horse took fright, anti bring suddenly the peesiotre of the leg against the font boursi uwilitt broke it. It lasi Iscep te-net, and the youog tuan, it is Isop , ll, will du well. . - .. • • . SI• I • . S . 0 4. i4VA 64.404 .- • • %. ‘4, 1104100 t, OL: 7lW6 * 1/.64, 4 11, twa Tiiiihatbalc mit awit . a sm fte lexsen iniaon .664 the• g ri e meni a pr.oethettaramAitiositllgpat gegamt Atiaplap oe cutters anti boats ef EJI. theer.iiiiinaa t ix been announced liy• tountfthe nteteopolia, that it wog the. nosiantian dif Mr. Leeson, the pnqtrieuir of the ittal-hobkre, but. teraet4- to 4ive a prize m hvEry, is, of -the g.lorious t 4 be rowed OAF hy.tierea pair of liesilers, in waterinem . wherries Wag helbre. the best vi startihg the ri•ies oath the altorea were A:needed with pertom anxiously itailiiag W viva , the gravid cOotest. Aimed half mot threa o'ciock . 4 weetak 010 0 amr fined lac 14. Nelson, the Water Ifrsilitf. who was the castanet's oa this anew:444 ` s - h_ - aft the' tereral competitors took their atritioua . to buoy* wowed op- . peri;te the Red Howse, the coinvit to, be JeeideJ in three heats to start mo'li titue fruits the Ned lino*: row roma, a bout moored 441 ',pat's* ; re.• tato, and row mond ;t hoot moored a di art diattinee to !via tint Old Salta ar ChAtie,4 anal) the Korn*• slime to the prize v4erry twinged aft the Reel Heine. The following art the names Moo. . SoloooiNJ to. CoMitre. 1. (tome G&ff 1‘ . ..14 , 10.411 ....Scarlet Howland LI- ai4.10 3 ..(),11.) t e 4. J4ha ssaa 5 Genre 11"odrion O A. Itallarn .. . ...... Orvrn 1. iatiars ll'androctittle ..Patph. Ist sig-:al was gisen, when the eon &Lies. slattrd, and a 1101)1e 4... patella took Oure be tacets five of them, who had to TOM the second heat. Yellow and pink having been distanced nearly at starting, had no Std ft o'clock the candidates for this heat taking their stations, a swuul gull was 111141, •whvis they started, and a girllinit vositest ensiled, each confident of boners—=the th ree ti r o i n thi s heist to contend for the third and lost, when it fell to the lot of (40111, Jones, sustt Castle, they hating dist:toyed their opponents. The third and hit In - it too"( place shout half . pnt.t six o'clock lovt%.aess the three above‘mentiniterl mein and skill was very mode displaed ; but Igkes being a great favouiite on the River, the multitude its4entliled looked to him as the success ful t-aiiilidate, when, nftera deal of manatuvrisiz, Jones shot mid gained the prize with case, Gold' and Castle hat ing foui.Ni each Other. Josses, the winner of the •ahove prize, is . the some twrson e4io won the wherry ;,riven by the Protitietors of l'ansltall Otirtle:m this last season. It is with i.leasure Ite !dye to ikilti..thet no accident, occurred. 111147111C4 L Ms ATTE. —us.— lettsr is copied frost' t i llq 5444- #4srgla Vterting Coartsut : TO TOE, ENTOR Of TUG GOVRAI.7. Sta—.Eruni a stron , convicthio the fully of thentr#ol 'topic thrusting Ibid . ; COW7O/ 011 the putolic, Whit have shier so ssuuy much more impurtailt thing% to think aboiit, I make it a getters! rule to abstain front answering all re marks on my Theatre, or its management. A eircumstaace kaa lureeter iteesered, which imperimpity rolls on me to break through this determination, mid hewing it fully in my power to retie the Stitch which was Opole on the in the Girt/egos' Nailer of Saturday last, I shall not allow any re petition of soca attack: to holm* me to make the slightest reply tu any future taisreoremntataous from that quarter, as it would be a needless *Sat' of that lime which, I hope, I a m to employ to mock better portimas. I Wok it right to adopt the Medium of au tilitiburgh paper, because ',though the chars.. against me bag been puh fished M a (Ilasgow jom nal of great respoct,thility'. I am con vinced that the intention was to do air a pre:plice in Edin burgh, where Wont my fortuues and 1101111tAtiORS happen to be interested. The wttarlt to whit h I have alluded mimes front the Managers of the Theory 11.1al, Glasgow, whose conduct I can Only account for by rai rring to a !etc ufler made by me fora lease of the house and patent of that city, whiehtpresame lvtiatl as much right to make as one gen tleman kiss to compete with another at the sale of a farm or an estate. So fat fiaim considering iny conduct in this re l ieet as at toll improper, I shall eery probably repeat it when the Marrow Theatre is teeth' to be let, as I thick the union of the two patents Wiorld be highly serrieeeble to myself. and greatly to the advantage of the public of both places, the proprietors, and the performers. But to return to the tittaelr owl upon me in the Glasgow L'ortrier of %a- Wiley September the 10th : The Glasgow 'Managers there bring two charges agdiust me, sus) they relate to that excellent performer, Mr. Emery, of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-gurdrn —lt winos they were iu eeri.esponderwe with tharGeofleinso, oho deciliter, visit 101f do - Ir Theatre, up ace. tof an MOSS from a violent cold, which was so self-evident, tliat invself and mos, others bout - very great doubts of Lis king otb7e to go through the charm fres hr had to reprcomr oil the last night of his per formaime at Edinburgh. • l'ne Glasgow Managers, bidre'ver, assert that I hail tempted him to - vidlatu his engagements by a promise of future advautages pl my Theatres. I pre tend ,ts, its oatrus•rshursry piss is .sciusa, but realty the (lowa eight filly of putting myself iu aim inan's rower, by an ridi milting a propoeition its thin, Is Otif my greatest enemy can hanlly seriously, think me-guilty of , un •the contrary, I hereby thetas", .1 never made ends a proposition to Mr. tusery, or any other performer win. ever visited my Theatre. The -Qtasgow Managers also assert, that lie was so well after his engligidnent, tint hr was to hove gone with some friends to Rialto, vn Slllollly 4 which ciigimeitimit be broke, only that he might he pre-ent at a party at Mr. liddons' lomse qn that day. This is en unlucky anti:akin indeed, ss, from M.. diiiMallion io my 4144, 1 have not lately had the power of havisig ono parties at toy house. Mr. Emery ended Ids ea gagement with me on the Friday, as the (Allow Managers Ittsth Oit the Satnriluy following, I shined ont of town with 11010, gentlemen (who will recollect the eircninitance)r, where Mr. Emery was a total stranger. The Siindly and the Mon day, 1 past the day without any otteliersoa at my table, but my own little family, and on the Tuesday morniing I loft Edlubbrgh for Dundee. After this statement of facts, I trust that no friend of trine will Priv hereafter expect me to sniwer sisertions of so very vague a nature ; and, with many apologies to you and tire public, fur such a trespsias on )ous time, I am, Sir, your obeiligut, U. Si Oglienis• Theatre, Dundee, Sept. 13, 1814. With painful feelings we lime to state, that on Siasurday teiornin;, , 64 a fatal duel took place - twerp two gentlemen in u neighbouring Welsh .fvputy. one of wlotp was kalvil on the sixtt.— (( tfabrityt.) Qu iVeditesilny night last, the stable of Mr. T. CosE, ut the linrow and cironm, Duiehet, wus Woken n i teii, mid two Auddles and three bridles were siolen tlwrefroin. On the same night some linen was vtalusi from the premises of Dr. HEBERDES, lit Datchet. Various wudleiis have beau lately robtWd iu tl w neiii)ihouthood, and uther•sisettfistams miued. • • ro rag kbiroft oiF 7 , 4rk - ; 11R17 id PRES!. FRANc E. • 1alm.•••• Roy: 0 . Emshapr,ts. noff Friarvi t i S' *1,4 f can: 4 ale itr r Joich. %Ten T0r.1ar,44 W9l l• tei umn. o forty women cr I •ik aStic • boinVIV, t nrAi t.) 40,4. us nil kou.9,4%re ' 14 4444 4 01/ osLloltt 9;le kta.filfb *"t l tijOuooth.doVefl: - Evrenw, of the Etiglilh on • ti n ... Ago,. I n otoOt• a.a d ri IrAtaverikautt V l ' SO4 KT • reliio344it IV. novas/. (tax fifth, 904608. vi Al RIJIVYIg OF Tiiii anlll.4ri."Nss, • COMMISSIONERS OrFIACIINEY COACIIV. Sant,—lt lean le..?apii *AKA N INtt4tltenn Orelemen do for (1)t L salaries i" TlO.7l.tie vita( to pyrfgct:e fn. per : t.My Ore *tamped r , ci•intn Ny them: For sorely , it rr err roam( by exrrired that Meet , tlgntl'emiM "Outilft fr criteria:: Mir 41/9-oit , en with FUCA falgsr f;rhtirsit4 coerlnneo, or °waiving into the ' , Pfau ot eferty coaches minds tame (smelt 4or es. 'no comanksiumien hag, re. better employment for their time. . Let the Poltlig ;:it their own trit.tt,i; lSt thr ttl , tiney onybinoo rhea his niolcr,a,o,l lite inisl-r pra t/site'. horArithal tip, tr.() enarivr , thi' aitl rot rOlO%. • Dot Arife.Sir. Immo sayit welsh' Ifc very wirecius. ro the evottomlioaers to be prWooritec these Aispotco - , wta..l. they out sit tieictly at Il l ogic col dtglnra nohoily. dray's luo. A FRIEN 0 Tro PEICE. SPORTING INTELLIG LNCE . firttiiir at Titttergintrs, the tacit day in London her...-. the St. Leger Race, sr an ealtttott-., at de AO:" 4,1.4 olds :- 4 to 1 +twit ittltant, by CAuveroor. to 1 ak , t 1a Oc+1;1&t: by.* LA. .pinis4bile 8 to 1 av: 1 14tivic. to t 111 , ,eter to to 1 2 2 , 4 De•deu..44, by orwme. 10 so t 4;4 bt Csaithile. 30 t, I ei‘t *trine. Al to 1 apt, Kin, bats id. 12 to I &cat 31r. 1111 y.. 22 to I :414 ritler id' the Iriqh Nntr.rs. 14 to 1 a!rst ` 4 !i' W. Mixwelrs Noition. )5 to 1 i.e:tt "a 411 :0 11 3-Lad. TO to 1 azft a:,y other. grab (he Rornet Roccv commence Mc day t and itrwari!,4 of thirty home* arc entered fni IFie Soitegistakes and platca. Tie dime is in espidiaut °War: ' -•••••Pwo--- tAC ES. Tutmiy, eri-r.13. 11h. Kinex rfule A" 100 Guineas. Mr. rlet elle, 's Vireroy Sir W. W. WyitioA c c .k. , 1 Tyrants . ... . Three lira. n. Sweepatakes for 3-year% old, 12 Ir q. eac h. Gen. flroFvellur's Zaikra Mr Philtres C.,rustick 2 Mr. lideltilft c. by Sumtrer wee , rsovv. A Sixty Gospel. *Plate. VP* IV, W. Wyome'i c. it. by Tytiros )I r. Painter's Thi .7 4. AP Agc Stake.. 4. Nr. Weston's Uncle Tuity T U DA y. Hunters' NtaiceS. Mr. Webit's Elvin Mr. likrding's Sob'•r Rubin Plate of Fifty GI011(.14. Mr. Bitliotton's Alexiiioler Little Mr. Kreii'm h. c by Sancho Mr. rattutry's Thyrfa : - 91)16--*Isttrt the Gentlemen Mt the setttittit the tins rettc9 lwt4teixt. EnKlana tr4plit Ittivictlnn 1.) the thll).. , erome 11 . 1 4t i f r y?Ili 2 e." 0 . 41 4 I# l 4 ` 4 .G l 4‘gh itt diqvreni fru IFrmfee Ahptti 'abont . tie, . "NW tirt the (term l',4(o.ooy . &Ott en • 114 lift - • • 'Ansi/4 PL.4CESI ft•RaociATr., srtlT. IG. This rlace Still continues uneoinnio..l3 thrni.g. The fbllowing are the principal arrivals ut Harrogate since our last :-- Sir T. and Lady Cullen, Llily Torr,r, CalonPl iltalrnes, A rthdcat-un and Mrs. Prunser, lkliss rry,' 31 ark amoeba il..jor lielvidett, Captain Green, Roo Mr. and lifs. Baldwin, Mr. ltulertson, Mrs axed M at .. M a .adhy, M r Pen tegrast, !4r. Custer, Mr and Iwo Mass %Vinery, Mrs. and !Mins Tonle, Mr. anal Miss Pollan*, Mr. Daimon, Mr. and M. Palmer, Mr (been, Mr. Rime,P r and Mrs.Tinktr, Rey sr. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Chit, Firtat: Mina'. Mr. and ;lat. T. Cowie, Mr. Bidingfield.. Tlimunk.on, k-r. Mr. Murton, fter.vcr. Brook, Mr Mrs. and I.t.r, Mr. and Mrs Rob; anon, Mr. and Mfrs. oft, KW! Mr, Da-re, Mr. and Mrs, Blaydrs, tWo W , 48 t., .31v. aid 'Mrs. Mliihnure, M.P. Mr. C. Marforilre.ks. Mr Ilnistnat;oh, tUrs. Houghton, two Haw - gfrsi fly ead two alms wells, Mr. Hrny.-o, Itlys c.rsort, No. A. wleu, Sbss cuff, Mr and Mrs. Edwards, Hrs. life t ime, Orr. Ytifli AR, su:PT. ti.' Though the season is gettnii iiithri'itste, this bight' esteemed Vt'atcring-Plsee Cimtidues to overflow. The Inns and Lotlgt:u...t-liouseS' . are all full, and the arrivals are niore that equal to the fashionable departures; since our last are the fol lowing :-- Mr. and Mrs. Bithiff and fitnily. Mr. and Mrs. iCsiker and famil, Mr Brcwin, And Mrs. Brr Arc, tw.i pitta Toplutals, Mr. Clarks Mr. Chippewa:qt. tae San derson and (tinily, Clarks, W. M'alker and rpm ely, ta n ltus~ Hobinsoun, Mrs. Cocks nod fani:ty, law ittr. Mr sal con. quire and family, /Ulm Austin, pm T. tinielth.aide, Mint date. I:owsnn, yr. 1j0d.4.40n, Mr Sow rt :!bv , Mr. Mrs. Miss A. Alt. n. and ,t 1 r. H. Prest, jun. Nli. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Fall, Mass Lewis, Capt. Tcusialc, Mr. and Mrs. Charksworth um! family. Ito the piensaiit little town of Beaumaris. every lodging-house is full, and several parties are daily obliged to return, for want of accomuno folio:I.-- The great inducement Ibr persons going to Itenu maris is, the lieatitiful and picturt.sipte scenery of the opposite country, and the plea tit rides in the neiglihourhood ; to throe may be added, tie! dc lightl'ul salting whir.* the Hue affords, the cutectlesit sea-tilling in the Menai, and, for the grartliu of the virtuosi), the singular ussontstuge ut actuat=e birds on Priestholum Island, a pleasuot sad of *hove five unites. • —• The Ticket, No. 6,164, &silent 13th Septemher a Prise of 10,000/. was void by ltriltAr.etox,. Goons :t K and Co. in TsroEii.;H:li nod Totive Sixteenth Shares. They lulu() atilt., No. 763, a Prize of 0,000/. and No, 9.4b9, u Prize of 1,000/. u. 44 !Sauer.,—Tiekets and Shure, rot the Suite L o tto c y of 6,000 TickeY., ull Prizes, to he dawn th 01it DM . ot 1 5th Octiih.re, are on male !.).' it tot.tgotrom, (jocieLucit, .'. 4.;1 4 ). at their Urlit:n., t'orutitri; 164 il l • h l ; .