The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-08-17 00:00:00

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R. llsrpea, Under-Sheriff in that yeti, stated that when he was not himself its the booth No. 15, he left Mr. Jenkins there. Mr. Jenkins was called, who Awed that he he hewed Cook was the person to wham he adasinistei. ed the freeholder's oath at that election. Mr. Mortimer prodoced the poli.:ho o h from the clerk of the peace's Ake. • Mr. Every identified the poll-book new produced, as the one he kept et the election ; Defendant 'Mod far Lard Ehnen**, do a freehold at Chad hint. lithe emeespenee of Lamm and mime, and. thee freeholder's oath spas adistnistered to bin by Me. Jenkins. . . Mr. Delliog, eolititer, of Climdleigh, attended the booth No. is, et the electing of ltllll, so ber half of Mr. Bastard; having reason to believe the Defendatil would vete he questioned hint, mad the , freeholder's oath was administered to him. John Ward produced receipts for rent signed by Defendant's agent. Mr. Hsys, tax-collector of Chedlrigh, stated that the too homes in the occupation of Copes and Ward were rated to the land-lax in Defendant', name, cud that lie received of the Defendant two years land-tax, previous to the election, and that the value of the houses was above 40s. each. es Mr. Ellis thought peeper; that Mr. should not be petsuwally assumable for q dials; and that if be did pay any be lard in the place of the carditar.. It amassed also Mr. Ellis was to be at liberty 1.6 pet an mid issibd p artnershi pat any time *bee the 1111101111 iheidej in his opinion, appeal to be e s Wigs nee, le #2 Area days notice, mid to sell the teo.thirini property, useless the remaining partners wade lollar Ind pay hiss for the same at a salvation kohl Months—'f Mr. Thum*. spitted the comets. was to be paid for his third iu six yestra.-711141P4 elm reserved to himself the right of leristat . ifi Mr. Conbie, and appointing aisolliste Od bis"smad I and, is thee e'en% of bis datinen• 'Mr. Tbunias was hound to pay on anstmity of I 'yam to Mr. Cor.bie for his life, an d of nerlo Mrs. Cotibie, after her buslisuir• her life. The Defendants clearly omed !bat Mt hod committed arssral sets al bankrupt( umber mid OCtOrra Itt7. Awl lb , ifin hositasism. found a midst% foe the II teneby establisMos the.coopmission. • The canna in which - Ms 'aidesi were mode remaneti, owing to t he - omit time thentiove cause had occupied, and sure of other Assize business. . 1 . IRELAND. • he ear essisaisa. sisals et • ra4" l "l:C.-1 p.m us awry s Hai des is tbeie pew SesaZeslll , flap ear sea& • • slf all wee Misers sad sloes ler liapeleiee h. 7tiwi. f ui.lo..r.sd Me Asslasess4l.o. dasS4lespil, Lyldr PO I WM te• .died oda. Des Peadibir (ile et der Mpisiles Sr *wad here fess beimilsp), Ite slimes et perebasior wawa sebeeire tar Hsi melee a/ Hie Irish tapes, tore. as a 'mho imaesse Celiesimis sad liaised; s is s‘beelidbil aimed as 1 war use aimed/ *or esrresades Awl s Wow es s imam. sid reas Mies die Wed is sadist I Hop sus we beat elide& for err. Oar if riled , " 0001 H. =MI. be .S mud, sod ds mil lest atm timissersee. eow mikes °eerie. D'llweees% Wb di the OMNI. ones is piquant. WHO Due Priesaiiir aisafid eiw wind, ad essd Aides ir &ewe by Helleseltiaisdr lei e ' . _ -- naafi's% fflai of Deentark, Mr. Powell ; Hamlet, Mr. Kean (his last appearaute is that character); Poloniria, Mr. Mendes ; Lorries Mr. Jeffries; Recall , Mr. Thompais ; Gilgit of Hamlet'. Father, Mr. Pope. Gertrude, Qum= of Denmark, Mrs. Eeertoe; Ophelia. Mae Cubit,. • w After hich, she Coined, of THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. Sir Charles Racket, Mr. Elliott's; Hyssops, Mr. ilhinden; Woodley, MT. Yining. Lady Racket, Mrs. Edwin; Mrs. Drones, Mrs. Marlowe; Dimity. Miss Cubist. The Doors will be opened at Half-plot die o'clock, aad the Peiformasets on each &ming commence at Sevea. Buses, 7s. Second Price. 3s. dd.—Pit. 3s. dd. Sewed Price, to —Lower Gallery, ts. Secoad Price, la.—Upper Gallery. Is. Sieved Prier, dd. The Rox.oSee will be opened from Teo °Tie& mail new. ••• The Prey Lid cannot bsjAlelbtki ta.lNtoe Pythons► sores, the'Pablic Preis ahearlticepted. To-morrow, A New Way to P0 . .414...Debts : Sir 011ei Overreach. Mr. Kees; Alairrall,Mr. "Meaden; Wellbura, Mr. Russell; Margaret, Mo. idarin—;with The Three sad the Dewey. Oa Saturday. Othello: Othello, Mr. Kopp., lap, Mr. Jo. wins Brutes Booth; Headroom's, Met. W. West; DIM Egerion—wide Modern Antiguan. Oa Monday, King Lear: King Leer. Mr. Kean; Edgar, Mr. Junius &tons Booth; Cordell*, Mrs. W. West. moon orogor 00 allypeed se if draws byllabear bewserif. ' of big Joao; so, Mr. • 4Amy de-Casop of Peed veiled Ws the vessel with Ilb d/ spee of 40(14 per Reisbold. We bed hems hero ow libelaria. Hie woe Is life, ilia - of toel. pot Skee't ;be vase es dagortbra whew %dee arrived, *Ude i p___ moth as Brigadier w e ismaisily amilleused. We, lir 400 1 0 1 04r0 deal'. guir bad a u atriums at she I ri sh Lisa wins Sahel, Y"...41111 1WM as Math, with bet Irdlise Wee, sod at iheir 'earth epos Rosa- Wed /bat :t4rolos ow.. &dime says be arida wAri Bias to tie With add balibfil . Sop% i d e ll „ ,__a a r ms ". ad thi je 'Wa i st -- -Isyssr_ swfolue *mire ale lOW hem alsoi geetlemew olio P , ompo , Blassipaiwjki. am* bed Many tanded Altar for dot obi* I simmer, mob* arpeer 131dIdlis 1 1111sems.1- - * missies. - be WO of lieirag. I believe awe of ilieet allied tha - "Wile/ glaa Melia' ' &ma of Shiver to the legions a fabrication • sever . - • o the "rest kogib of , anti more fresh's. dimaareot. 'lrk Camels Ohl ociimeer ' who ie here ' and lately from isiroolors shelved se won- °Pied, wed tb• Pt"' ea, atom ,biro he 01 at the Nobs Fixer. (Mimi Wave- mei name stab& high here, imiwitheiandieg all the at- _ —.-- . tempts is !reload to blast R.—Several owerclassta of this D. Now iseepermosally eeqariaied with him, aid my they thisk /OLIN, AUGUST IL as highly of hid metre, hat blame his delay is Europe. This, , hosevver___ .. ~ wader an the eireuessisimee, war, I believe, as • 1" . BRITISH OA L WIT, PALL.SIALL. ri IS GALLEILY, with no EXHIBITION ot PORTRAITS of distiegoldied Pe seas la the History sod Literstore of the limited RiNgdesa, IS OPEN DAILY from Ten in the Illoroiag till Six in the Evinsieg, sod will be closed in the coarse of swat week. (By Order) JOHN YOUNG, Leeyier. Admission, le.—Catalogues, lc—Historical ditto, Ss. THIZA77IE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. . cireuntstinsers, use, -arrolinge, and am I have assortal lbws. The *dims of the army amid envy beet--cod, one* siir fal drat 'dead, they are Ibe Itemisers—say the Columbia* Perrier has bees mach isjered by sclasittiag Wet it letup,- riefteed young men so elevated nab. Thy had opportuoltles altering almost every ship before it reached Sherrill., sad IM artownts they give of She coadect of several of the Goa- Omen while beer, sets away all surprise as to their behavioar diem However, it iwa comfort to 60d, spite of all the as ' offiliefto to the contrary, that the Irish Legion doss exist— flat It has sdseti powder—bas bees successful—sad has still I an lksorntrabir time to Colombia, although attempts bare base made to deprive it of it in its motive soil. • Thy Congress tweets the Ist of Janaary meat, 'bee the whole busier , . of the Marririita expedition will, it is said, be brought before it. I shall write So you by our packet from kagostirra ' sad shall regularly send you all the WWII, span the authesiticity of which you may depend, " Ever yours, Ike. /cc." T HIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Aug. 17, will be performed A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Colonel Freeloye, Mr. Josef; ; Lo►d Rivers, Mr. Rarsard. Lady Elizabeth Fieriest, Mrs. Gibbs. After wbich, 4th Hoeg, • sew Comedy, is three acts, called EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY; Or, THE DIAMOND RING. The Principal Characters by Messrs. Liston, Terry, Con nor, Barnard, Farley, Williams, Mrs. Mardis, MSS Leith, Mr...tones, and Mrs. Gibbs. Tu conclude with the Farce of WET WEATHER. Air Oaesiplowroas Fodder's, Bart. Mr. U. 5..; Captain Brumley, Mr. Junes; Tim, Mr. J. Russell. Emily Danvers, Mrs. Baker. Boxes, As.—Pit, AL—First Gallery, 2s.—Secood Gal lery, Is. The Doors to be opened at Six &Clock, riser the Perform ance to begin at Seven. Robert Lopes. sae of the tenants in 1818, stated that Nicholas Cook's /other and mother was wit ness's landlord; witness never paid reut to Wm. Pincent Cook t witness was proceeding to stew a receipt, when he was stopped by Mr. Serjeant PILL—" Robin, don't shew your receipt—you'll never get it back again." Mr. WILLIAMS Come, honesty. let me see it—he gives you bad advice." There was • general laugh in the Court occa. aimed by the manner of this witness, who was a very old man. delivering his testimony, while he fumbled over a few papers, and produced a receipt for rent dated 18 years since, which renewed the laugh. Mr. Williams briefly addressed the Court, con. tending that the charge of perjury could not be substantiated, inasmuch as the father ofthe Defend• ant gave him the property in question two years be fore, to qualify him for voting (without • content• plation of an election), though tin conveyance of the property was made ; Defendant gave hack the p►o• petty to his father before his bankruptcy; thetas.", is point of feet, a* perjury wan eussmitted, bemire, that crime must come from the heart. and oat merely from the tongue ; nor could even • mead fault be charged on the Defendant, for the property was bona fide his own. Nicholas Cook, father of the Defendant, stated, that he gave up the two cottages to his son in 1816 ; about three years after his son, being threatened to be made a bankrupt, gave him back the property again ; witness, upon his oath. considered the pro perty to be his son's after he gave it up to him. The Judge said he was clearly of opinion that there was nothing like perjory proved, nor was there tile slightest colour fur the prosecution ; and di rected the Jury to find him (tot Guilty, which they did without consultation. The whole of the Prisoners on whom sentence of death was passed have been reprieved except ✓antes Crib, for forgery, who it is expected will suffer. tr' NEW NOVEL Oa Tuesday seat will bepabliebed, H ULNE ABBEY. Three Volumes. Dedi. eated, by peratissioa, to his Greet the Duke a . . By Mrs. FREDERICK LAYTON, Formerly Miss JEMIM-A PLUM PYRE. Pasted for W. Ileorposs, Library, 170, Nett Romiglreet. Places for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. Mauisq►aaa, at the Theatre. SETTLEMAIVT AT ALGO4 BAY. Poivste Boxes mg be had, •igbtly, by applicatias at the Bus Office. BRITISH ACHIEVEMENTS. Is a few days will be published, la we thick volume Hisao. embellished with numerous colostral Plates, Ids. boards, ltio Really bound, THE NAVALend MILITARY EXPLOITS which have disiinca irked the Reign of GEORGE 111., accurately described, and methodically arranged. By JEHOSHAPHAT ASPIN. Ladies s Primed for Samuel Leigh, IS, Shea. Exchange no Rubbery, or The Diamond Ring, will be re. prated every evening until farther woiiee. TJ-morrow, with Rosins, nwd KiNig no Herder. T H EATRE-ROYA L, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING., THURSDAY. Ang. 17, will be performed, 13th tinse,s• entirely mew Operatic Drama, ia three acts; called WOMAN'S WILL—A RIDDLE! Duke of Milan, Mr. Rowbotkaa • Comet Vitabli, Mr. Bartley; Cimario, Mr. Prentiss - &vino, Mr. Harley. Princess Clementine, Miss Kelly ; bodies, of Mantua, Mrs. W. S. Chatterley ; babel, Miss Carew. The Epilogue, is character, by Miss Kelly. After which, 7th time, a new Romantic Mein-drama, is tlace parts, founded on the celebrated Tale called THE VAMPIRE; Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES. Characters in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatterky; Ueda, Miss Love; Ariel, Miss Worgunan. Cbsractrrs in the Drama--Ruthven, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Pearmani McSwill, Mr. Harley. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chancels"; Bridget, Mrs. Grove; Effie, Miss Carew. The spacious Saloom has been again tastefully fitted op with • new design, reptretwating an Illuminated Oriestal Garden, and will be ripened as usual at Eight o'Clock, for the admitteuce of the Second Price, which commences at Nine. This day is pnblivbed. handsomely related and extensively embellished, price 1.. THE QUEEN'S MATRIMONIAL LAD DER: • National Toy. By the AUTHOR of "THE POLITICAL HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT." With 14 Step Scenes; and Illustrations in verse, with IS Cuts, via. High and Low; He qualities; declares; She accepts; He alters; imputes; She exculpates; emigrates; rani. grates ; consteruaies ; He accuse/ The Press watches; The British Lion awakes; He asks for his Crown, and they pre him the Bag; They degrade him; The cod—Cat'. meat; Teapot the great ; Goer smilax. Printed for William Hoer, Lodgate-bill. Orden for the Country, enclosing remittances, will be ponds:illy executed, and Placards fur doors and shop donate-lased. Doors open at Half-past Sin, and the Performance to be giu at Seers. Bones, 50.; Second Price, 3s—Pit, 3..; Second Price, le. 84-1.-ower Gallery, Is. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper tial ery,ls.; Second Price, id. Private Boxes may be had nightly of Mr. &creme. of whom Places are to be taken, at the Bon Office, Strand Ea. trance, from Ten till Four. ,=•••1111 NISI PRIUS. 'LLB AND COWIN V. SWUM FRANKLYN, AND BURN yr. The Vanspire will be repeated every cursing till further notice, etterpt on the nights of Woman's Will. To inorrow, with Two Words, or Silent not Dumb. SURREY THEATRE. rimllS EVENING."IIIURSDAY. Aog. 17, it will be presented (17th time), she highly popular Ca ledonian Romance, in three acts, founded on Ohl Mortality, called BURLEY AND MORTON. _ __ Colonel Or;bame, Mr. Clifford; Major Bellenden, Mr. Watkinson ; Major Allan, Mr. Walker; Capt. Lord Evan dale, Mr. Beagough. lady Margaret Bellercleir, Mrs. Dib din ; Edith &tirades', Miss Taylor. To conclude with a Public Reading of Mr. T. Dibdin's fa vourite Pantomimic Extravapasatic Burletta, with alte rations and additions, called HARLEQUIN HOAX; OR, A -PANTOMIME PROPOSED. Boxes, 45.—Pit, 4a.—Gallery, Is. . Doors open at Half-past Five, begin at Half.past Six. Half-price at Half-past Eight. To-morrow, Ivanhoe, and Wheels witbiu Wheels. On Saturday will be produced a new grand Serious His torical 51(10-drape, under the title of Orsiuo, or The Vault ed C EPITO9IE OF THE SCH EM CARROLL, Contractor frir she Loiters . just - eroded, baring fulfilled bile duty by laying a full and undisgnisett statement of the Scheme before 15w Public, will now content himself with presenting • brief Epitome of the present Lottery,, which the Contractor says " fur vorelly and fairness stands starivalled."—The Public will resit and judge cur themselves. that of ALL the 5,600 TiCkcla now on /ale, there are only 62 by which the purchasers can get their Ismer, back ; by the regaining 5,535 Tickets the Public most tors the rho,' us part of their money!!! '1 he 'tickets of the present Coatrart were purchased of Gov. rnmint fur nearly NINETEEN THOUSAND POUNDS less thaw the lost, and yet the CONTRACTOR (wincing A NICHSR Paten —The Public will perhaps find it difficult to reconcile this conduct with the present Cun t:actor's assertion that be bag " public advent/aye as well as individual interest most sincerely al besrt." - Tickets and Shares are selling at CARROLL'S fortansta Office,, 19, Cot nhill, and 46, OttfurdAdreet ; w bete he sold, in the last Lottery, No. 15,775, a Prize of 30,00 W. Consuls, and 13 other Capitab s being a greater amvatst than soy other Office. ..• - BURGESS' NEW SAUCE for general par.. poses baying given such great approbation, and the demand for it coationing to increase,JOH N BURGESS and SON beg most respectfully to offer this their best acknow ledgments to the Public for their liberal pitrorage of the same: its utility and great convenience in all climates has reeimamewded it to the most distinguished foreign eon nexioas, who have all spoken highly in its recomnseudation. —lt is prepared by them ONLY ; and foe preventing dis appointment to families, all possible care has beer resort ed to, by each bottle being sealed upon the cork with their Firm and Address, as well as each Label having their Signa ture, wilhoot which it casnot be genuine . JOHN HURGF.SS and SON'S lung established and much esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES el/otiose* to be pre pared by them after the same snamser that has giver the greatest satisfaction for nosey years. Warehouse 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy-steps, Loa. don.—(rhe Original Fisb•Sauce Warehouse.) RISK'S NEW LOTTERY. TBIM respectfully actpautnia the Public lie • bs►euatracted with Government for a New Lottery, and he would be deficient in that gratitude which their Patronage, fur a long series of years, so jowly deserves, did he nut avail himself of the opportunity to present them with a Scheme, which, fur novelty and fairness, should stand un rivalled. • That he should piece in the must favourable puha or view that which be bad himself planned, might, perhaps, be expected; bat tonscions of having used his best efforts to du justice to his Friends—of baring scrupulously codes. veered se to conatrurt the Scheme as to be free from every possible objection—and baying public advantage as well as iudiviiltial interest most sincerely at heart, he tarifa, an is. ipectiou, in the full confidence of its meeting general ap proval. The Scheme contains Two Priers of 110,9001 and various other Capitals, all is Sterling Money ! all to be drams is true day, The 30th of AUGUST (This Month). "'bereave 114001. rates in Priam ! in all which every Par. chaser will porticipsie, whether be waken big pembases at the Contractor's Offices, or at tbiss of say other Oipr keeper. In this Lottery, every Ticket will be put into the Illbsol, and each will decide its own fele, aad no other. Tickets and Shares are Jelling by 111811, leis Ceekosior, No. 4, Corrhill, and 9, Charing.croas, Loads*, ow/ by sill the Agent? in the Couutry. * o il The Prices of Stocks ■ee althea, hooey, against DISH'S Office iu Corshill, by w hich the Public can see the liuctuutioas. ... r This action came on to be tried before Baron, Graham and a Special Jury, on Thursday morning, and did not terminate until six o'clock the next evening. It arose out of the bankruptcy of Mr. Bartholomew Boyle Thomas, late of the Tamar Brewery, who had, before his commission, taken the Plaintiff+into partnership with him, and was an ac tion of trespass against the petitioning creditor, the messenger. and the assignee, for having entered the brewery, slid taken away the books belonging to Mr. Thomas and his partners. The question to be tried was. whether Mr. "l'honsas was or was not legally a bankrupt ; and it was one of very great importance. inasmuch as it was in effect to determine whe ther the Plaintiffs should retain all Mr. Thoma►'s freehold. leasehold, and personal property, or whether the same should revert to his assignee, and be distributed among the creditors. It was proved that the Plaintiffs had, for a series of years before thrir partnership connection with him, been swan of the pecuniary embarrassments and difficulties st Mr. Thinner—indeed Mr. Ellis's bills of coals opine( him, to the amount of 7,6001. and upwards, were exhibited, mud appeared to be almost entirely made up of charges for delaying creditors, sod other unprofitable business : it also appeared that Mr. Thomas obtained exclusive possession of all the Tanner brewery, sod other property. late of Mr. Frederick Dallier, in August, 1817, under an arrangement anti Messrs. Franklyn and Squire, his former partners, by which they retired from the concern—that in Nureinber, 1817. Mr. El• Its, took from Mr. Thou's', his wile, and Mr. Nankivel, an ecting executor under Mr. Dan. pry's will, a mortgagee of all the property to secure Ins bills of costs—and that ou the 1.1 showery, 1818. the Plaintiff's entered into partnership with Mr. Thomas, M►. Thomas giving to Mr. Ellis two. thirds of all the freehold, leasehold, and personal property, and 4-7ths of the profits of the trade, as a consideration fur his becoming his partner, ■nd agreeing to use his endeavours to raise monies to carry un the concern, and to pay off 46.0801. debts. of which Mr. Ellis's bill of costs formed part. It was stipulated that these debts should be paid out of the profits of the trade, its such order S DUBLIN, AUGUST IL ATION. Feh r c o ma. . 411 /2 111P rootrer.. and heat ANIMA, stand indicted for bring coueerned in a riot. at Wednesday. the 2d of August lest, in New.street, iu the parish of St. Peter's; also, they stood in. dieted for an assault on Malthus!, Ward, Joseph Ward. and Thomas Ward. Mary Ward (a very respectable looking Ms. . man) stated. tied she lived in Newedreet ; that her husband was a nailer ; that 011 %Veduesday she was called upon by some journeymen (tailors for• some money; that she replied that her husband was iu England. and that she could not give any money without his permission ; that between the hours of three and four in the afternoon, a party came to the house. and four men entered the forge and began to best her son Abraham ; they struck several blows at him; that she raised a chair over his head, which saved him fur a time, until it was broke, when she called upon him to run for his life; they began to destroy every thing in the forge; they got over the bellows. and took the red.' hot irons out of the fire, and attacked her-amf Joseph with them. and burned and bort Nati& its cruel a manner, that he is confioed'es Ms bad, end his life almost despsired of. Wiliness ideadied Correa is the most positive uwainer; could ably swear to the others to the best of boa belief. e nut was moat particularly active lailbe work ado. traction ; she Bed with two of her children infants, and got over a wall sis foot high; her son Joseph was left for dead. Abraham Ward swore pos - itively to Correa; he MM a long iron bar, with which he repeatedly struck at witness's head ; but from the crowd and his sm. ther's assistance, the blows did not - reach bim ; if the had they must have killed him. Thomas Ward swore putatively to Isaac Porten, and John Potter, as the persona who were beating his brother Joseph with the irons (then red hot), which he produced in Court. There was a defence set up in the nature of an alibi, which completely failed, every witness differ. ing in point of time. John Conuolly, a nailor, swore the boys were drinking porter in his place, in Cork -street, until a little past four o'clock. Question by the Court—Was there not a combi nation among the nailurs ?—No. he never heard of any such thing. On being pressed by the Court, he acknowledg ed he had heard of a turn-out among the journey. men. RECOILDER" Gentlemen of the Jury, what he calls a /111f/5.41111i is an overt act of combination." Martha Connolly swuri they mid drinking until five o'clock. James Peace came on the table drunk-oeswore be only drunk a tumbler of porter that day. Adam Peace. en apprentice to Council'', swore the Prisoners left the place exactly at hull-past four o'clock. Nicholas Murray, • nailor in New-street. sew them coming to Ward's at a quarter-past three o'clock. and it was all over by go minutes pest three; it lasted exactly five minutes. John Kelly swore he saw the row begin-.it lasts ed half an hour. • The Rxcoansa delivered a luminous charge, and directed the issue to be sent up to the Jury, who immediately returned a verdict of (iaiky against all the Prisoners. The RECCIIIDEV, after a strong animadversion on the fatal cousequeuces of combination to trade, and the peace of the combinators and their faan. lies, passed the following sentence :—That Prisoners should be severally whipped, on Satur day next. from Newgate to the Royal Keening!, be imprisoned six months. and hind security for their future good behaviour. - IRISH LEGION. The following is a letter from Lieut.-Colooel Brooke Young, of the Irish Legion, to his friend iu Dublin : " Bridge Town, Bsrhadoes, tsth May, ISM. " Before this readies yea, you will have heard of oar as fortifies*, shipwreck. De Rei•buld wrote • demi-oishd accusal of it to Cassel Nanny, which sustained, of mow, all the necessary particulars. I cam only say, that at the dreadfull neuniest of the ship'k striking 1 sever saw • ems display more coolness aid seitporseselon ohm Colossi Lysser, Nor men who behaved ratter upon the sapplood approseliof inevitable destrociim than did all our alma mid prink*. • Lord Commissions has behaved to as with • gonevose kind ness and emotion which we sever cis forget. To Or Bersold Alleyse we also owe a heavy debt of (militias. lie famish ed us with wagon for the coareysoce of our bagger, dic. from Chalky Mount to Spikestows, sad his hoses has bees 4 . -- The letters received by the John transport speak highly of the climate and prospects of the settlers. Tne allotments of land are well wooded and water edowid bring principally ou the banks of the Great Fish River, plenty of fish is easily obtained ; game in abundance, particularly a species of grouse. The Dutch farmers are particularly civil and accommo dating to the new-cumusers so their jou►aey. The distance of the settlement from the coast is about 100 miles; this journey is performed in weggeos. with teams of 16 bullocks, and these, with the con• doctors are procured of the Dutch boors et en easy rate. The Dutch farmers observe, what they can raise by industry so can the new,comers. They raise corn of every description; potatoes bountifully; to bacco thrives well; the wine they make on their estates is meat excellent, and sold ■t the rate of did. per bottle. They laughingly observe, that more Cape wine is sold in the year by many hogs heads than is made in the whole colony. May of the estates produce four crops in the year, par. ticularly in those parts which can at pleasure be in undated; these inundations answer all the purposes of the best manure, and the crops are prodigious. Major Pigott, brother of Captain Pigott, R.N. with his family, occupies th►e largest tract of land as a free settler. Captain Duncat► Campbell, R.M. and his party, who embarked from Portsmouth, are localized at the Zoonder cud of the river, about 87 miles from the Caps. In April Wit the Captain • was married to the niece of Mr. Turner, the maitre of the Weymouth storeship, in which► ship he em barked. The following parties are localized :-- Liratessets Charles sad Valentine Griffiths, sod silo ten; Lieuteaaat White, 'Mk regiment, and family, from Nottingham; Mr. Richardson and family; Mr. Retire and family, late booker, of Liverpool; Mr. Leeversey sod fa- • mitt', and Mr. Reyhiarst and family, from Liverpool; Mr. Phillips cad family; Mr. Wainwright and belly, from Leeds; Mr. &salty and family, and Mr. Smith and fossil), from Maoebestee. The arrangements of Government were most liberal, and every attention was paid to the comforts of the females while on board. They were pleuti , fully supplied with port wine and sago, excellent ► beef, pork, and biscuit ; even mustard, salt, vinegar, peddles. threed, &c. were not forgotten. Oa lauding they procured the best fresh beef at lid. per lb.— Gsverumet►t willingly 'implies you at 6d. per heed, Otiosely, 111 b. of breed. and !Ib. of beef, per day. Provisions of every kind ere amazingly cheap; there is a great want of waggetts. and it is strongly recommended that they should be brought out from England, as on landing, teamed oxen are procured at an easy rate, and you get out on your journey immediately. Followers of beads of parties are each, at the expiration of five years, snowed thirty acres of cultivated hold, and, by a praiseworthy arraugemeut of. Goversonent, a man dying on has Servitude can bequeath to his family or friend such proportion of land Es he is entitled to, for which•rea son most of the settlers make their will nu !audios. General Deakin, the Governor of the Cape, pant the greatest attention to his cout►trymet►. A press Intim of 100 guineas is aooout►crd for the faros that sends the first marketable produce of its laud Its the Cape. Though the Dutch boors are Mi..- (erste, they are good-ustured as an instance. we understand that the wife of a Dutch filmier, seem ing anxious for an iodillere►►t gold watch. it *so presented to her; and next day a beautiful team of 16 oxen. neatly yoked, was sent sea return. Rear-Admiral the lion. Sir H. Blackwood. Bart. K.C.B. iu his Majesty's ship Legend", 60 sato. • Captain C. Richardson, bud arrived at tie Cape of Good Hope from England, moil proceeded on to India to relieve S►r Richard Kiug, who was daily expected at the Cape, su his rutura bums. Rear-Admiral Lambert was also daily expected in the Vigo, from Euglaad. ." ~. _ .r I 1 i 1 EAST INDIA HOUSE, AVOW IS, ISM. . TE COURT DIRECTORS qf de H IJNITED COMPANY ./ MERCHANTS elf ElI& LAND, trading b the EAST INDIES, d. 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