The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-11-02 00:00:00

D garß or rig ilia 3; sroorreAsitzt.. 154 4 eh ReinAat 41141,116:11hei Part, sear &floor, la tllarbse Earl for 'faletarillaikdd hm oetifoostfaftier to lal MewaoreA aal erl.lttinti lwkey to rodate hilierKlll rttre•tiMdthe death of Mr truly itattabta roitteramiii. Wryer did bosom beim Orem a realm bf rioddeatisas obialt any he romiiivreif filed etle.l.trd N/ reader Ilia existence valsahle to she • timilinsity. wearthOommthe datier reformed side a MAP, home * dor thme a.tr.e virpemod oith to eediali..paiihme p l i tt,%iahropy.. While other moo owe kosion wWl* iirgaired dyire by the ins niflartina of foe Improves* the state of oar wrelehed einsotry, which never have beSa mart probabit .orwee will, be stied open, his Lordship's Mae crieleiffiiiii•4llllll4l4 droemerod the real defeet, sad he did hesitate,' by his owe rapitvi, sari hi. own 'minimuy tr. atiorpf the infitWoo of lorl mafiosi; habits, aid d artairml yaprtfitlttrwt th"Pudiwel the colsettf where his residcree war jastly,eVetipteit a blearing. Lord Morateaohel felt that ha did not become the pwarririor of a Isalse estate, iwilhostil new . Bering Iticorrif repiateihte to that same Prusielesee, lobo plated him no much dame his fellow men, for the perform. • elm of certain iropiied duties towards those mallow.— Oho, idipio he fat lb. so so be his espial. is the rye, of laud, %stied of, mid amities of, sad tre ated by ohms lady ao• soiree of rent, mid occasionally Mere Of ICU valuable Arat lentos, as the profits on tillage or grazing happen to ' powidesploste. Iro titieiy object *bleb could tend towards the improve s* elsor egrkellbre, or nor Infant manufsetures, his fleetrieelly steetbre. le abort, his pussies. Sol bib character were well known to the writer, who hap. so tt ov to be one of those •••zerous pereous beholden so subilieesse, Wad yet who most iiiiirerely 'believes that a l Ibis greet ceerdy be has not left snug blti tike helded:"' i d gloonkastsel weo in his 53d Ms; ie . seeerided t. burl of Me ortriebet 1 1790, at.d'is asetweded Cy Veseoesit 'Kole** its. lint sow. H. leases foot entre most a* two disigliters. H.. illness tool alerl, sad bili s identh sober se** • an express rehire Gerken Usk, kir m>ititat mid, Assist's' trollerstia did's** , mite at Moore P.s,k till otter else wielmslrany ft.S. 64 • uccwireil,-(Cyrk Merman& Citywide.) 0 MR .EDITUR Ofd THR 8A77730W4111E55. Saa—lblegh apeirstly has bees excite..l by ills elleetieg partiesslara of es imp* held lest sweet; at Resale/ten ire Y, H , Anwageossesif Admiral Asylum, wbo.pettesetweEly ter. osietted bis rodstearee whew in • sale of A Mead, who was well argitatatesl with the deceased for sstay , r,re belief dies a sketch a Isis life would out • esi s i miAa lag la rise re wren., earliest)? solicits invert liou of ,k stistexrd narrative; eosin - drill - that shook, it he see,' by Od Giro& sad casivasioes to alias, solay sof what for a paled eCtwinity years of active sad liellistiwa service i. !India .ere vitaeree allies worth sad they will not with kohl. empathy tor a blather Water, 114e - died's victim of neglect mad disappeiniuteitt, Ivor refits, In 'Melia', the set lutep el the widow, aloe is left in timelier mad very ember raised eireoeurtaocrs. ►►ilip Messy &mare, st an early period of life, mitered into t►e oars! service as Midshipman ; ►e was soon dflivil ts►ea presager, sod thug prevented from iligplayiar that di,. spirts which is she field be go compirsiously manifested. ,e in 4 Cali V *VW to the Isle of BinirboS, anA detained there saw yews. As exams* of piisosem enabled him to re: firsts Bagialsi, whew as Essig., was pusehareti fur him libe 61111 regiaset, whit's he accompanied to India; sad whet. be a period-if Milady twesity yea., to a series of en- Prlelliftla, he enticreat ly himself; being he. citnitip Ilatesated with orders of coissiiiershle laspoessore, and exposed le hamirdoos enterpriser, which were ewer exe cuted with skill mid intrepidity. fhtsreeeaahl storming of beelsgapatant terminated the outs intim, and with Iscruoisrable sad herd-earned spoils brined for hi* satire country the shores of the ...seinharked.with ►is regloest M honed she Pripeqp „Nue lie led Indianian. This ship is bur plumage heal, in fhlr middle oft,. algid, poddroly cmiglil bre, as was conjectured, - the Smithoa of a jar of Ingariansable ell.• His presence of eisA sad istrepidity w this drearifol eawregeocy sm. relopichona. A• the visited efl:erts of all us board to subdue `d flames weir imffectual, after mass the paosetteess mid re escape by the• boats of the shop, he plunged into the .a. when he remained more than three hours. Provides.. lially s vessel hove is sight, and he was 'melted from his perbosialuation, with a brother officer, who has fiequently seknoislerlgeif that by his homanity sod exertions he was teed from drowning. By this calamity it is known to his mil * that he lost property to the. amount of neveral thus,. -4 10dIr ads. . his *fried it tetitod lie did sot maids lowa inactive, lellatot f.ripitg part of the expeditims sf lir James .41.11e,Farrel as.l Cadiz. At Liebld the 524 re- Oldest was brdered home, sod he resumed, sad renamed •iib loft r+tiest until attarked with a rheumatic favor, Me Teets of eibici; ahlorgb sensor Cap.., determised hist tell las -eotionitsior. ~t• afterwards purchased is the ist regiment of lite guards, there he esatlraed far six a, ' , err* years. It was about I.lloe4ilmi 001 he became tasalasel an iaahle sad _ . speutime litit*thom, which terminated nufmroulably. His ' , surety 1144 imps ieed by attendant law expenses, he .as to t the requisite style of living of mu affirm' the sosieW reluctantly sold je t s carnuusision„ He 114 Waists soil Siesta to reside it Bath, where after litieumnialed, disappointments he ce rt."' i l'..thi.„. 6l ,Vf ( !f!i!li'ss mid :or a considerable period re. kitioltsflott ,torneomes excited by hop.s of aJ. r termeelf, Ilion frrque.illy depressed by dissippoiisimmit Jpnvetty:' Various rtes the meant, without funds. be teed bia eiresnatastres; poosessior a inteds rah broken, yet ,w,;tlestioyed. he disdained to solicit aid of fiieuds, *Amps inouleing the hope that his thee woold act utterly desert him. How visiuntuy was elPectalioa, Ills umeleoting obduracy or that parent too fatally demonstrated ! Anxiety actiug on • debi til (thine, at l as t ind u ced consumption, *lurk in its pro- Most sapid, aaid is little tem than four mouths he seder his nustortessee. flit was • missti milltiort4 and broker by diosppoint. sail misfortune. it may iu troth be conjectured, that .Islet ligaldif priori* of it was destroyed by the rum• ittutextioi of the unsuccessful etadesvolor to effect a scrum liatioo with his Nth,. Sorrow weight dis my Iy upus him, mad yielded to the p.. suite, and whets the fatal aft was trpettaled mason was rose ! HIIINANItAS; ilthsegh much distress at present pervades the miter iraff..ot fi f e sgficulterst community,. Net 't the times •re more prosperous for other eimeser. are owl ri k dirrly drpetilimeet am tiggeicalesafr, 'nerally etl;trewledgerl, sad this its. borne 01111 following circurnotance, which we hare front td authority, .Nl4. that the warrants Witted from of f ice raf the I•theriff of thra Coulay, dating the Sewnuanths, are lees by betwera three and four Idred than they were ihring the same period yelin—litfairiatone Journal.) .tucistr Cuuttsinu CLUB.—FO Angus.— ault(luroiskwu on at Wet Koluaaut Mewilitg were vied on ‘Vednebtlpiy, the 16111 last, when Mr. A tnikiesi t hlrlck 1111 g.. Wellington beat Mr. )uay444 4 Waie,liOch Lod,. Mr. b i t u's ck kr. 0011MILL1'S Mute 'dog. Tim Ache, were thus duoided iu favetwer Fair. After the business rgomet)ng, the entresponderee teem. the Admiggiiit and the ,Connuittee ass ithed Lloyilikoss.Witdoutday, the aunt of SOI. VOlool from finite fonder.* the purpose of two. , a subscription towards tisk of three . sal. `"Pi ten children. mad three retf parents of n inch-palos for the Pentland Frith, tool two boor., who were drowned on the 10111 of Octnhet, its 14 tatf•oritiv to get on board the London, Greet—* " 14 shire belonging to Montrose. • R#o Wel ATI" l i e Is 1 n ips, did b d i "WA testier w ejasl Air 1 04 41 ol•ir the eta I. pr eriatia ellepl laid% did no tiering pistol saes *hp. are lal the as Ass ' redo 're masss Dyad isa h Iw his as • is Ail Lent bi d fs eivr I Irsere IW , , Corm. arrive offlar TO Sal panic sliest At be ▪ et tbe si chi Li prrlel -ere hell. neglei feria( reseed Phi i ale si takes "Si He in 16. e ten, • in Ai 1 wheys PPP quttosi and 6 fetid TM he. q. He ei lie midi% by ttn mind r• the • fil erre I. we, • tiitl I peels! Kann t, !seed InrlN re da r. 0. Mt Al POO 0100 0 wilt tireets to WI where timer urge • Por , I teild is 16 genle coot.. tette. Sided aaaaa • mid pi o 40* theivir the aii 16 t,, 111 leis e his I. is lihkt 1- rest stink Ai Tnrnr tl the it mom hi, ni [orris. ! I /s , 11 1 thai "hi etas 11;e I I. good •r last frond r hat The drell (I. Dot Noe Outs A It it htta huh 4 doe brat Mee 'set '1 la C . .tmlitnibakOctosat 30. • • . Lard Hervey; eldest vehua 04.11 0 1 d Wslel. and the Hee. C. J. Snore, nen of hied Teigniainelb, have he.. far swine days renveurlex qina nieralle * di lkP represeetitina in Parlisamisst areaarwee4l., the dee lb' of Hr. Snnyils; and she Copkryilif Tri nity Callne, •lan began his• ranvaair. ea Mandril, ..rein.. Me. Seall.t 5, or Ifr. Actj , asi 11.4 4 1.• balk also or TrioilY, arc ',okra vf es likely so earl ia_ she Whit inure.t. The Speaker of lire Florae of Carotenes hs. .100 declared binsrrlf a eandidaie. It is dinned shut Lord Havey is mast likely. be sorcessful. Ala (vowel/mien-ow Weaneaday 0.'2;4 inmost, the Ri, Hotoorable l o ord Stowell. 1.1..1) of I,lBwforetty Collar. Os- Coed; woo hilted ad 'owlets of ibis Voiversity. Ault* some cosereeation. s h e Rey. I'. 11 wlford. la A. Fellow of Corps. Christi College, woo appoiated !hinny Reelsir.e fur the 11 1 1. ele•oilk1. The Rey. J . Srefraeld. M.A. NW* of T r i on , end On Re!. C. Smith. M.A. Fellow of 14t. Peter's Colter, or.. ou the same day elected Pro-Pruetors. (From the Ctrwsbrirlfre Chronicle] In our last Paper we 'neseirdired that Lord Hervey and the Hun. Mr' Shoe had declared theethelVei candidates for the Hepreaestation of the University, recast by the death or Mr. Smyth. Ow Saineday the &Achim Clearest arrived, sad net, the Members of the Senate. Ore Weesitly: Mr. Seelleff Pereeval alum started for the aline honour.. The Tamed" the Speaker of the Ileum. of Comainuns arrivedkad Trisity lnder, sad offered bleratil to the Uniirc.sity feeea distiosersiehed etatiess of its Represeetsiiire ; and rowdily moraine 51r. Scarlet. sad Mr. Robert Grant commented generil cairessa for the sloe imoorisst office. la ceeseeuence of the Speaker being declared • candidate, She Solieitne-Greerst resigired; awl re understand that Mr. Shore and Mr. S. Primeval have also declined the humus', ou the present occasion. The slumber of candidates Iseult. ' , Aurally reduced la four, Namely, lased Itlettiey. the Speaker, Mr Starless, and Mr. R. Grant, sod the respective parties are log the Usiversity vita usprecialeated activity. THE ARMY. (CIRCULAR.) War-Office, 11124. With reference to the instructions have at various times he,. conveyed to the Army Agents with a vim of pre venting wear Lames of pm Idic 'nosey, and of bringing to the immediate kaowlsslga of the War.Othee nay irregularity winch logy appear is the pecuniary transactions of • Regi mental Paymaster, I am directed to cull your particular at• trutiont to this subject, and to spoiler you of the neeinoity of your malting, in all eases, the earliest poraitste statement of any els**, which yen. nosy have to prefer again* a Pay master, as it it sot Use imeatto• of the Smontary at War to make; any reference I. you previously to the sauteed* of the Roods as Paymaster ur Ws surattire.-1 am, &c. (Signed) W. MERRY. To lisilmentalAgvnts. Twos taw - pewit% of the 591 h (or Riatlesiatior) regime.' of fowl. Ilitterhol yeatoselsy crams elsofliose. • Ono compass, is *slimed to Harwich Barracks, aod• the other company to Laielgoard Fief. • The above two companies; of the Seth foot, will be ow. needed by Iwo compasses of she 10th (or North Lincolo) re gietivor, which Aare received orders to march from Harwich end loodgeord trot!, on She eon iasuet , for Chatham, where they are to arrive ow the 12th asstant. • The Charge of the Archbishop of Dustla, of which we Islay gave a report, has proved a fruitful subject of comment in the Papers of that cloy. to the principles which it generally inculcates, all patsies ase agreed; lint upon the propriety of the .shisteites s•e comnisteel, • .-- . . iversity o f opt- moo preiniths " We," says his Grace, " my Reverted Brethren, are placed In a Million in which we are hemmed its by two oppo "le flo"eftlatot . " of profemine Christina.. The one possess leg a Chards, without what see even calla Reltifien ; and the other posturing u Ifeligtwt , without Ideal we are eat, a Church: the one so Itliadtw ttestared to a supposed 'oral lible ecclesiastical authority, as MO i s seek is the Word of GOD a remota fur the faith they profess; the other so euw ficlint in the infallibility of their isavidual Judgment, a. to the reakints of their faith, that they deem it their duty to resist ell authority in ,Jotters of religion. We, my brethren, are to keep char of both extremes; and, holding the Scrip tures as our i;test charter, whilst we may use the liberty with which enrist has made us free, wr are to submit our selves to the authority to which he has made as aubject." This passage liar, we find. ptodueril no Sinai' por lion of ungry reciiruinatuni iii the public press. So h u sk boa the tartan trade been for she lest IT months, that several new manufactories have been erected iii the okl4l)bourhoOd of Stirhog, in ender to supply the nu:reused demand. Almost all the persons fortiori ly engaged in the weavireg of muslin. Ist this (warier have commenced the nest.. tug or 'Homo. in rotiartiurtire oh its affording a better tettirts for their labour.—(Stirling Journal./ From a rorresposulent of the Stamford Mercury, who visited Grantham as a guest at the civic toter trinment on the 25th ult. we are favoured with the • following : .4 On the Friday after St. luke'r, timely. Friday. the 2511. October, Thomas Chenle, Gent. wars remits Tutu the office of Alderman sir Chief Slagistrate of the borough of Grantham. About 10 o'clock the body corporate. wording so ancient custom, partook, etrendfag, of ...die and toffee al the house of the Alderman going mat of office (who in thin case was Geo. While, Gent.), and afterward., being preceded by a baud of moot, the ingire-bearers, amt she brit* ringing at the time, went in regular procession U. churrh ; on their entrance .• into whirls, sin overture was pl-iyed, in grand style, upon the two«, by Mr. Sharpe, after whir+ the morningoservice was impressively read by the Rev. Pultheit, she Vicar; which done, a prowession was made to the Hiatt eel, Where all the ceremonies. peculiar to that horoogh, as nut down in the charter, were gone throirgh ; sod, aver she Ate Alderman had knocked himself out of &fire. Mr. Chettle took the accessory oath to qualify himself for the discharge of hie dignified ditties, and nag i mme d ia tely torroterl with she gold chain and other in aigois ;---the Vicar then read the prayer for 5 ` Christi chore's-militant upon earth ;" and aft, r he bad pronounced the Musing, the procession returned from the chmels so the Guildhall, where, at four o'elockollannt ("orator, gentlemen, friends to the new Aitlermin, sat down to en e!Crellent din ner. Vs the removal ref she chill, the wine wan briskly cir culated to a great ratiety of toasts. many good *ONO were swag, and she s vt.loing was concliiticil in rise moat ~sal and einstrivial manner possible. It may just be added, that Mr. Aklernia• Chetille was 'lmmured with lite company of the 'ti g h t U m ., E ar l Brow ohm, the lion. E. Curt, M.P. and the 1 1 Hrtis. and Rev. H. Co.:, Ids birdthip's brothers ; and had it nut keen furs Analseaticeulausity in the family of Sir Montague Cholgaelcy,a• mentioned In the lasi Paper, that worthy Ba ronet, as reell *4 BirrWo. Earle Selby, world hart honour ed the Chief Illittlstrate will their peesesee." FORTY-7061C PROPLIC ROBBED !—On the re turn home or several flaws the lair. a gang of villains, armed with hlunderhames, •protods, 1111t1 attacked all they turf, to tire number oyorly-foar ! near Hasthrtowel, caurity of plundered them of the fruits of their dey's industry. The miscreants maltreated many of their victims.. The greatest stiffener w Mr. fliteeas, of this town, from whoop they took 14W. ; one or the gang examined his pocket-book. awl returned him low memo raintinens dui cenaillered . meleari ; a fellow Who ap pearittl to have a command (ordered his watch to be ,stared.--(Drogheda Jennial.l iiiatitiNkitii; - • Tolounkinv'sn6tbrit 31- - , - -• Mr. Reline. f.,Sersarlat*l4l ll o.4.4l4l. WO 01,1131•4116 • 1 tlreods,tiot. cis. T.Y.C. 604..3 is 4 4040 %Mirk r . 'Ascription Hoadiap Mair of sal. for three year isida ime upwards, 4 0.1. .. Mr. Ilatattit's It. m. 1.n.., 5 yrs •1494 t. 3n) kit •1 f• 1 Mr. Witharnisl. f. Emma, 0 yrs 4.14, 7f4. 11b ... :.. .1 Lord Exert 7s b. f. Tipset. el yrs' aidg *O. 41h.• ...... ' 3 Daiwa GrAfetesch. c. Haatodea, 3 yra aid, id. 1111 b.... *. 6t04 on Luca—l to 1-‘04.1.14ma M r . Will i ams'. 13 •. Nina. Set .121 b. rror i or d f t . t rue 1 ,. Praia. Betty, 7.t. 131 b. I) M. ibp. 41.4.. fo. THE : WELLAND, HUNT RACKS.. TUPPDAY, heresy% Hooky,' Stokes of 13R.. each, to he role i f Giredimma OVaerl• c.rr i ugl9st. Too * Major Herrikier Dipihoag •.l 1 Mr. Joliffr's Losi•-• 9. Mr. H. Mrltiett's Ecstatic S - 3 Mr. Roers'e Dreudoothell at. Volumes's Govoirfer dr I to 4 or the efine.e. 3wrirroakes of Op ; laelp',lrith Cinilraier ri.drrick. •o 4. • .••• Mr. Harrisoo's Goldnudrr , ..b hi: sraried—No DURHAM NACES. 4-e. Durham I Hest Hues sad Gymnastics at the revel were very nifineronsly attended on Thar...lay ; ant only We bers's., but the surrounding gentry of 8.4.1.1, Oxus., row 'rebated to the sports, and the erotic; had a d. 7 of real merriment. The feel in the morning wars a pigeon match. at seven bird. each, between six shuts from Oxford.bire snd six from Bedfordslwre, foe live Kirmeas each, a. follows °lon. Yilfad. l acne. Killed. Mears. Herring...... 6 Mew.. Hobson ...... 6 Beller Cowl I hard 6 Winston..... M.yosrd Rump Millard...— 4 Dobson ..... 3 31.0 I 25 The Durham Hakes of sgs. each, with 20 added by the Lord of the Meow. Geatlerwea rider.. Mr. Mayas:Xs O. h. Dasher r t 1 Commis Mose's er. m. Marna Mr. Memo'. John Bull Mr. Howard's Kanter ... Mr. Heelsell'e Forrester Four bulled: it was a lee race. The wrestling match fur 61. between four young men from Berke and Rock•, was wen by Burks. Gibson, from Herefords Moe, won the prise (U.) by break ing three heads so backsword. The other pert of tbsrday was spent I. running matches doe prises, by maddens sad swains. The evening dosed by lb. Lord of the Manor's usual do nation of beef sad strong beer to die villagers. TIIE CHASE. ,ppoiotoiloto of the Aiffereot Paths of Nous& in Surrey, for the e•Ottilif week H. Jollife . 1104.'s Ns Dads NNW ea Wettanday ant at 'Towage; wad as ttatrellay at wawa Anna, Red Hilt. The ii. - ur . eltux Swiped. meet . op Monday at R;dair...l•••; thr roday [Next Itaidaimo ; sot sms Sinsordsy tot Reston. The herr'''. meet or Monday, Wednesday, sod gamed% next at litsanel. CALAMITOUS ACCIDENT. Yest►rday an Inquest was held at the Princess of Wales, Cherles strews, Brumptoa, epos the bushes of G. Seymour, Thum' Brown, mid .--.. Lewis, who met thrir death in the fallowing manner:— It appeared that Mr. Seymour, who is a respectable rime, was employed to make a rem-pool for the Rev. Mr. Rush at the end of his garden ; after they dog the hole they were eastireted to tsp a privy in the garden, mid to carry the row. tents tiff in a sink for that purpose. The man employed to break into the vault, when he penetrated the plate, use Ile overcome by the I lawns, that be made a precipitate retreat, leaving a hillock behind. Rrnwn went to get it out. butt not aarcceiling he fell into the vault. Lewis attempted to get him out, and NI in himself. Mr. Seymour, tisale muter, wort to their assistauee, sail met with the mom late; be was, however, taken out alive, and every meal used to restore bim, but without effect; the other two ono taker out dead, and the last mats (a fourth) who fowled was taken out alive, and has recovered Verdiet—"Arreiderdally intffueated." HURRIII MURDER. Tl►e daughter of Field Marshal Adleverents, wh• performed great services to his country iu 1809, her been murdered by her female attendant, a woman 69 years old, at the seat of her mother (who is a widow), near the capital. The unhappy mother had gone to pay a visit to her Royal High ness the. Pr►ncess. at Tell!gam. The attendant, who slept in the same room wills the young lady, seised the child by the hair in the night, and cut her throat. This had scarcely passed when the governess entered the chamber, on which the mur derers g-ve herself several stabs in the neck, none of which were mortal. motives for her baron] deed have not been discovered.—(Stockholns Paper.) The inhabitants of Kelso, grater'', to the Duke of RoXBURONE for the very excellent face-course formed in the vicinity of that towo. have presented to Mr. ROBERT BRUCE, who had received com mends to are his Grace's intention• upon this point carried into effect, a valuable anuff-hox, with the following inscroption:— . To Robert fleece, Ern. Awn the Inhabitants of Keign, in gratitude for hie great seat earl abtlity.ns forrearthog the wishes of his Grate t►e Duke of Rostoorghe to loran a ore Race-tonne, 182 t." On Tuesday afternoon. a match for twenty gni. neas. thrice round the course at Munelburgii, was decided between &kV 1.41 141/ILLS'S brown mare. P.rlipse. and Mr. Dtett's brown Nallielllng. both rode by their owners. The mare was to s n o w th e horse a distance. and beat bin, Before starting. two to one in favour of the horse. During the first and second round the mire was getting away in line style from the horse, and seemed likely to double distance him ; betting ten to one in favour of the mire. Oil entering upon Ibe third round, the niers bolted opposite the stand, when the horse came op clove to her ; fifty to one m favour of the horse ; but getting again upon the course. the Ilion went elf in such style. that she heat ths• hone hip dis tance and 200 yards. There was consideraldklieb. Ling on this match. During the third quarter of this year, 4711 Sees dish ships have passed the Sound. - -Now ....disk • -mac.:.:. nr4v4Liothii. cover biw essiear Lisr•ard isi• • • . iinvkmes . The Cpifire est this my ge* Prot. tiling siisei Tloft; vacation. +veg. Ilte Gull Sett befoi• enn. The LOaO CICISCIIILIAiIt rime into Court at twenty rennute. after ten o'clock. Hie Lusdehip sOpeured to be in rarrilent health. CONTEMPT OF COURT. . CLANDffistINE MARRIAGE. The Arruattair-Oan Mt* I. Shard, that 11 gentle man was in attendanee. who his Learned Friend (Mr. Hart) had trmetql against fur having married tilt infant ward of Court, to answer for the con. tielltpts • Mr. HART stated, thnt the friends of the iambi ward were perfectly eluded with the oestimnnials of the gentleman's respectability in family and con nexion., and slid not press that he should be vitit ed by the judgment of the Co.'rt fur the contempt. The ATTORNEY-GEN:AIM said, if his Lordsfftp would read over the at lisvits. he would Bud that the gentlemen had covnitted the contempt without being Swore that he h.sd done so. The Loin Cmascat.t.on—.4 I will read ore' ffile . af f idavits this evening. and if they are satisfactory, I will refer it lon Master to inquire and repo r t w h a t marriage rettletneut ought to be made on the in fant ward." INJUNCTION. THR raoriturroas OF INAtEIII.OO [MIDGE V. RROWNING AND COMPANY AND ANOTHER. Mr. Hoesa stated, that this wes a motion lot an injunction to restrain the Defendants, Browning and Co., from proceeding in an action against Mr. Robins, the auctioneer, under the following circuit). stance.:—Mr. Robin. had put up to auction some wh for the Plaintiffs; they were knocked down to the Defendants, Browning and Co; they paid • deposit of 1,3004 and afterwards took exceptions to the title, all of which had been vet aside by the Master, except one or two, which were mere points of form. The Defendants had brought un action against Mr. Robins to recover the deposit, and his prevent application was to stay that Proceeding- He moved this on a bill being Med. Mr. Robins had put in his answer, admitting that he bud the deposit in his beside, and 'toting that he was ready to pay it to any person that the Court would direct him. Browning and Co. had not put in their answer. and at present it could not be enforced by the Plain tiffs, as they were entitled to further time for that purpose. Under these considerations, he trusted that his Lordship would grant the injunction. Mr. SHADWELL stated that he was Counsel with Mr. Hone. The LORD CRANCELLOR—.." Make the injune. title." COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, FBIDAY, NOVEMBER I. ••••••••• BeAre the LORD Cum /arms awd gpecial Juries. lI•NSE AND ANOTHER e. SIR GREGoltit PAGE , TURNER, BART. • This wit OE liebou by the executors of Christ°. pher Crean. the late landlord of the Slat and Gar. ter Inn, Richmond, for the amount of an account f ur vi ct u a l., Sce. supplied to Lady Turner. Mr. MARRY•TT stated the case to the Jury for the Plaintiffs. After the death of Mr. Crean the business was carried on by his executors fur the benefit of his children, sod was conducted by his widow on their account. In the latter end of July Lady Turner came to.the Star and Garter with her mother and an 'Mint, two maid servants, and a car riage and horses, and remained till the latter end "of the month of November; and during that period the account for their entertainment amounted to 550/. The account was furnished to Sir Gregory • Page Turner, and no objection taken to it, except ' that time was requested to examine the account. • He (Mr. Marryatt) was at a loss to know what de. fence could he made to the action, as Sir Gregory 'was fully cognisant of his lady being at the Star and Gamer, and the consequent expeose which had been incurred. Mr. DENMAN here intimated that the account had been settled by a cote given to Mrs. Crean, ' who conducted the business. Mr. MaititYaT said that true it was a note hail been given, but the executors returned it, as it was at too long a date. The Learned Counsel then called the cook of the Star and . . Garter, and Mrs. Crean, the wide°, who proved the facia a. 'turd. They were crow examined by the COnioion Serjeant, but nothing woo elicited to alter the circumstences as slated by Mr. Marrratt. The Jury found a verdict for the Plaintiffs— damages 5,591. • IMBUE V. PETITPIERRE. • This wee its action upon a cowl-set, whereby ilse Defendisot engaged . to sell to the Plaintiff ion casks of tallow. at 43% per cwt., to .be paid fur in rash.. money, and all delivetod is iennary. Mr. Gu an IT. for the Phtintsfri mate 4l that • thill was an action to recover the sus of 9961. 9s. Lon : the differeuce between the wit.e which tberallow was sold frail the D'efendant 2 and the pigeon the last day or .turnery, abets acear4s7 to the con tract it ought to have been duly The broker and his clerk were examined, who proved the execution of the contract, and the sub stquent refusal to fulfil it. On the cross-exeminstion of the broker by Mr. CAMPBELL. lie admitted that hr never saw the De fendant nu the business, but had transacted it with his brother, who acted as his agent. He de nied that this was a time bargain, though lie ad. untied that Mr. ['ethers had received differences in money on some occasions. Ile also staled that the Defendant had himself received some differences another similar transactions. lie admitted that the Plaintiff wag the only great buyer in the market at the time. and that his speculations had raised the, price of tallow. . Mr. CAlhiPstr.L addressed the Jury for the De observing. that this was a most ungracious action by the Plaintiff, as the Defendant had been a hinkrarpt. and as this was a claim from which his certificate did not protect him the Plaintiff had chosen to proceed in this way, .and not claim under the commission. He. Mr. Campbell. contended . that Ins client was not liable on two grounds : first, he contended on the evidence. it did net appear that Ilk broker was authoutsed to enter luta this l ..• tngageMent ; tinrt. secondly. - thalt liestor# • gambling transaction, in which it td by either of the partie s sloe. be ileYeeeed. but that thic &aka& wag to•be paid. . • `The Lout; Jury, and left it to . then; on the elideseei tor earti ihe Defendant's brother had been aathevistedieicaek re? hint ; if he had ant. then %Ileitis/Mkt rule be for the Defendant; but an thii 'mint he "tool observe. the Defendant's for6ther might haiie been called Vir him. On the other 'mint, !lamely, wheifiii this over, 14 mere bargain 011 time, the Jury miii t tie tiatio6o4 that Both the parties Nod the same iirentiont end if . they were isnotied tint the Plaintiff noraut it iii is boon fide purrlio.e of then irir.tover.re te the notions; of the defendant the Melon* was es-•. tilled to their verdict. The Jury fo . olid u verdict for the Dif4 magesi 2961. es. :„ fit„ OLD BAILEY, Tivassat. beirOiss 3I All hares stated in she calendar having bend gene through• the ittcoarien proceeded to pass *potence upon the Prisoners slid had been con victed of crimes. The followiug Prisoners received sentence of desth:— • William ernOrb, for idealise • tistellfog.house; Cbarles Herniation, William DoMead, asd William Barnet, fir !weary ; Jolla Simith.l4 hotote-breakittg; Willitim Town*. head, alias Poeuck, fu entertain wooer from • gestlernarf wader a threat of charglog Itioaseitb Imetiblegiesiettees; J ohn Durioighs, for • highway rubbery; £G wind EAriiiige, for • rapt; Newry Day. for f.rQing the stamp placed upon silver; Theodore Colistaaiise, Edward 114.Williama, George !Inn. Tboitias hark,. William Wikon , Win. Leicester ' Jolla Came, sod Samuel Loin', kir robbery is a dieltiopboose. In passing sentence upon the above Prionnee4, the RECORDER observed that thus. Melt who had been convicted, of minter:wring to plunder their fellow-creatures by charging them with crimes sb borrent to humanity, could hove no hope of mercy. One convict was sentenced to transportation for 14 years, and loaner') were ordered to be fume-por ed for 7 year.. Severn! were directed to be ',multi.. sowed for essious proud., froth 14 days to a year ; and some to be publicly whipped. The Sessions were adjourned to the 4th of De cember. PflLiCils • M AREIIOIOMattriTSCUTs PRIVATE TIiEtiTEJCALM The terse whisk took ptiee Thsumlay.mogoliegAise was very ludienre. Oa lbw actors and atiresom oche brought from the watch-horse, they were to the careful ettestio• of the guile', litho Will nil' for which he is noted, led Arai fo art part Zr" uf the °Gee, consoling theme with • fill deperlielpo of the • tread atilt. The unfortamite sortie sort of padialteitent, bo l t emzeklietfi tdroggljog with doubt sad fear at to NA, eneneltfilung .fia herd //bore. erre they wet* NA, however, 4401111110 'ld eillket inn on their hitswo - dostioatibw, bat llsel.mzette Inhibited S dull end dreary prospect. The audienee, almost whom wda tie of the matte of • lord,. Ambassador, and several ether respectable indivi duals, who lisi'lweis WA to the place , at saw. etipelatie, s ' Ile entertained, little antiripating the idea/area of • wateh; house, or daemon' demand of a shilling for beinglocked sp all night, wave deposited in a memo* the Martheeisith IFIVad pahlie.hottest, oppoeite the Odlee, and +genie the period the miff was repeatedly meationed to these by some rude bw mentors present. Several old private gapers we retreettlred among the groap,urbo were . waiting`tn aseertsia‘ the fate of lArir lumber comedians who had twee so tinexpottedly pro moted t o ',wiring:die sitnaticm. At tie easechatlist 'of the examination they were asked to point wet Obeledormts, end were told, if they refused, the whole of them would be getout' to Mn. Frew., who goo represented as theft ambler; but considering the toga it'll valuable to sniffer them nut of their sight, they were all owned immediately: A boodle eittaist- Inc of gaudy red and yellow cloth, toadirsk teribere, Closet, sod lace was thee given to each of she artplefooturefte, who reminded as very much of the Her* of the ,Thatefefiftt com pany, and seemed very well satisfied with the deeisitiu of his Worship. le this state they were taken to thole s. milker cell" until they procured bait, which they calmed ha lye brought fcawsed la the course of the eveaistr, eat were 4.bes rated, whew they vilified shellac* with theimppy reflection stf " Pilchard's himself aqui* and as rips at. *zee iv " Pret sad Ord their hear." CHEAP I.IVING. A foreigner, named Frederick Snail, was brought from the watch lonise, charged with having committed an assault oft a watchman Is Drur,.lsne. It appeared that the Prlsoaer was continually in the habit of annoying the watehmeo at onset_ satiable hours, and had 1)0 ostensible means of procroing a living, which he did by I.egeing, Sze. On Wedireratay night last he was psWing along the beat of the Prosecutor, vrheilie indulged in his artist Wain, stinging the w•tehntea, and comparing them as vagsbonikoo the fie guilts police, sad on endeavouring to seize hum, he shack the wits.ss,•ad he took - hint to the watrli.house. The Privateer, in his defence, said, that he had fought and bled in (Wattle of his eonntry, sod was covered with wounds, mot he tlimught it wretched that he could not walk through the streets Without being insulted by the watchmen. lie well work on the head sad rot by the Prosecutor, sod (turning .11iis back to the Magisti•le) raid Ms east hid I:new tot• its the ma it we. Seen by his Worship. Ile said he contd . aralt earavagii his man country . (Germalay) without berg Mode thifisied. All that hr 'said to the watettman woo. " Gadd aidit, gendsrlues," when be web wised. The °dicers reeugnized the Ilishaer as Istoriny been re peatedly at the office. He wii in 'the habit of going into ~Ming-lionseti and taverns, itod calling foe wbat. vet bus ap petite fell most desirous for ; and after glottiog on the incase otoduce of . the Wows, if lie cellist not romp, he was ob liged to color , jerreass Didier ever the nests, and pro. 'wee to " call again to-morrow," nr Mike logger credo in e•nsequeviee of 'being ° bard 41p," kaowitag very well that • summons was the legal proceeding for the deal, unite^ the landlord or m Mut wished to remunerate sititierove # ; 4 0. kkk or two, which - the Prisoner had Out escaped, but which be cared little about, The A/eolith-am, thinking it • pity that such itto{rotaiv fellow should be without food, io order to. peevita.Xtha vsela • of a few kicks it) future, ordered Won to it /lath in default, of erbieli he was committed to the Houle of Citreetioa. (WU,' 7 sottoar, E%TRAORDINARY CHARGE OF RONBE.RI. Yesterday Wrilinse t nyhml, a yoolos win, Nohow was slat erl to he Marslnger. was 4.ostigSt bee, 'Me Mc • - irate, for hasl exsostast,on, on a charms of •robblnc Orly/ Haywood, a carpenter, about ten o'clock loft Sothrhni.C., is the Willolr-walk, Chelsea, or six half.crowea, two . • - watch-seals, Ste. Ur. Adolphus weeded for She Prisoner, and for lily Sw- forosairon Mr. Ntllet, the clerk. read the evidence given ma the last eneatitrijou, wherein, the • Pruwtutnr said thitkel Niel Ilia Prier:leer and two other. in the %Villowenth that the Prisoner mapped a pistol at hire twin, sad fiudieg t would not Ro nff: Snug it away, and best him frith Madras severely afterward*, and whys he was attesikest down, had robbed !tiara the prolorty sieve trteationed. Several person, wive. senwouers4 to love eviditece, but hoe their leap pirearesl that the Proaregx;arao drunk ; that he Log .buitt that eel tart •ft till teu o'creeitl . '- • A eurpOst , *vilest*-row . 4 01.4111:140, t• but he tvieleece- opus the edereetv.l: •• rho veiled lA. 4iwe. --t •• I a.. , • /Rivet 41 about the coquet 0( the'raieljpitio ~:' 14. I_l pa"' :. . ~. I