The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-02-20 00:00:00

W A% WV: Vire Sod I ill Ail: !Kir i CHORAL FUND. Oa Monday evening die inimical society galled the Choral Fund, for Ilse solid of deonyed,ineas bers. their videos, awl orpnansomadee ikeisatron. age .f the King, hsclibear bemefitvvhcert st the English Opera, which' attracted ar crovided • odience, the perfirmers,,isisti vocal sad lours ,. men tal, being the priogpal dial:snotty QM boost, both of foreign and Dative ohm, who, highly to 'their credit, volunteered tiieir services open skis • laudable and humane occasion.' `'.. The vocaliits consisted of Madame Caimpoprese, • ' t:teplietts. Miss M. Tree, Illiso Venom, rod Airs. 4 • is ; Ms.. Vaaghanii Swiss, Mr. Torrail. rand Mr: Billowy. The instrumental blood were principally from the King's theatre. and the concert • of ancient music was_ vi.ry ably led by Mr. Cromer. At the head of the differeiti itastrunieots were. Mr. 'W. Glieahtich, the printspalliaperniel visits; viola., Celine t violoncellos. biailley 1 doable bass, ▪ 1/rogionviti ; bitsenniir, Mackintosh; hautboy, Ling; riarioneta, 4Vitlmru ; flutes, Ireland ; .horns, , Petridei ; trumpets. Harper; trasubona, Marian ; uud atvtus, Jenkiusuo. Tlismhole. woo conducted by ill.Graitorex.. 43.o.nowiasinnsi aireitwee, sod was followed by the movement in the 4 coronation Anthem, "Godson, the King," at which the •elegent and numerous apdience rose.. The whole of • the uncommon good• strength is so well komm.that it would be needless to particularise . .tkineesceilence. except Mr. Sspio, this being only his-'wound public appearance in London, but he came from Bath with a considerubleilegree of deMitleservcd fame and populaitty,, end 'there i i op sluulst but he will retain both its a peeeesoineiit hilt is the mettopolia. Hs , pernemes a line ..4 mice of canniderable ecompass, added to that ..,,, norecellent invsirien and suPerior taste. He vies '' coaxed in se, Indian Recitetive and Atia. The ' ' Avon:lto glee, " The. Chen sti and Ceorio.l by Miss „,,,, L I -T. Yore, Mini Valley and Mr. Bellamy was est ... titalred.. , -Maderoe Catnpome we. encored in " Di " Mrs. - Salmon mid' .1 1 1 r. Sepia were en ', in the duet 1 ' La ei kresro." • MO. M. Tree at t p Am encored in her fevounte "one. 4 # Bid snaidie " The admired glee, 14c ash, I w „„ v 1 .. was • try Miss Stephen'. Mews: Vstighan; Ter- Mil, lord Bellamy, in the most effective manner pos eible. and Was moot repturourly en‘med. - . Miss Stepheni . gave "(Minimal effect wit.; • AAI the per . fadeouts were greeted oil . limit Menne% : being' ea .. Os aoch• keteue sndrimonts. - weri by canoe. Ili c It oi following concertos were - preyed : I —Miss .Sherp w on the harp; Mr. Lithdley. Oth.•l3le. njOiteti- CeAllt;. Mr. Willroao„ea the mum boieMio i• cud .Master Deaf(,. oa the. Anted .pirsissforte. They niate , •llll jusisciotraly arronged,. nut • to extend tiro greats length. Miss Share's excel, t ilt telatireis,the harp was much atlititaed. . Mr. 14idiogaske l oin the violoncello, introduced • famitier mr- ofeee Ike mosieser of his lather, who - bon•steidielleldie bigheirt•pitch of eminence m this style of plyelig . tee? 613.114 and • appeared berm.* the public at in earlier age than his son. The youth oleo played noose difficult .pasoeges in asset! Ineeterkt.etentreci Watch, waded AM phrudito ei the whole band. • `Mr. Willman, on the coma 'hawse to. a very novel Umenement in this country , . being made for a fifth below ' the' reviler elantipets, produced a greet i'ditly of effecte Am it.. Ha .ipare. mariesiono to " Caimans/ fainniag," . foe,* aloe' eneetosent. —Mester Dean, only ten years (Aiwa; svissis we•tin derstaud; is fidusittud to be abet is called a sight , • plopee s ,gave his.coucerto on the• piann4inte kith a brilliancy of excentionissid knouts, of • expreimon --.,norejr-execeeded. particularly at ha early age.- The .4,smrifirtimpoce. POO ;highly Creditable to lim , tulesit, , ; mad Mr. Adding, boo piaster. • ':- CALLAtir MX CHA4E. o.,tuisso. ek t ,time • Leneibby fawhownds threw -Ono Ail vio,estcsairs curer tailed Westwood.. sod after inning Akt greasei pars et It, nakennetted a solder old •arrine,jnot i i "oder lOC turnpike...road Indio' , fur the.New•Passasio' Hs node selieral rip in sever, but Audios .ingather Obewll 1 ([lien [ iii broke off is noble style hy,Skitshor.when s trie Tin s "ellen WOods, User Golden (Jill, foe Tipm-vms sltffaisoPel's Woad:. Keating to Ilse rights of lierseherrb, hams& off by retch-644-Pay tett/croon*, Own ..d Chepstow Perk, . takiag • straight direction through bat estensivawaven and . creased she towispike.siot Wilding bow Monmouth tiadbep , uvw, throegb Fry Wood fur the pest Tiotern Abbsy•Woods,„, Passing through all ilium-ruczeik rovers, he thee t. over Iliac/cliff for Woodcliff,. sod mimed ,thee rives Wye for, Gloucestershire; hitherto lot sus anise/ 4;lteck s nisdbssdsv . sassing was sever seen. He *Deo look 111,..c0meit...0. flee stasestulkreiriblesiiiii precipices over Lamina Cliffs, bet dation here no protection or &your Aswan him, bet the ham& constantly at his bench, Si toot' off in a direct line throodsisit llama largo. rovers Oaring totem Abbey, and . knees Illenikwear to the Icfs,.his kept off for the Chow, user tin toropike east for Chepatow.. itouning iiiiwin a fine topes country, for Severn oink,. be Nearly appmelped Lididy, bet keno% lianieif closely ponsaed, he • tweed abort hack for Woullasion village, with tlits•harnisda alb inishow, slime hemostats into is lb. sondem style, afire irmensets, slimu.hard rue of tee hours •nil•tweittp ninissbm. 'nee. , were icily morn horsemen in at the dayth. • I Leiter' dated the 4th botrst, have hero received from • Madrid. Count Toren° was attacked in the cretin% of that day, when returning from the Cll/11011, by the populace, and with some difficulty escaped from them by the assistance sd a detachment of cavalry. The cause of the odium under *which be laboured is said to have been bit support of the throw new projects of law fur regulating the press, the li b erty of lbw asbieri, and public meetings. By the bout the post lefaModiid, tranqaillity was perfectly restored. The news from Andalusia was favourable. The Margai■ of Csmpo Verde had written to the Minister at War, stating that the Marquis del Tesoro bad taken the command at trville , is the place of Gra. ILArteles ; that the troops, in taking up.tbe lira caitteuments, bad manifested the best disposition to •obedience; and that he was about to repair is pesos to Madrid to instal the mew garrison. The hrigitle of foot guards underwent tbeir sit months muster yesterdsy naorruog on the Panicle tu St. Jews's Park. During the last week a number of labourers have been employed under the direction of Messrs Aldermen %%fool) stud J. J. SMITH, to clear away some very ancient rubbish in the Borough compeer, for the purpose of making a common sewer. In (lining up the fcitindstion they discovered several old gold coins of the early reigns of the HEMITS. som e silver coin of CMAILES 1. and Queen Eu -24,11E711 in a very perfect ►tate. and pieces of cu riously wrought iron, which are supposed to be fr 11 amour, and which several competent declared to be of Danish workman.; well known that the Danes bad an en• on this spot, and St. Olsve's parish WV. • their leader ' ST. Os.*v the Daue. . irdgments of 1111 Ju d ges I t i 7 blt t 1 1 8 70 rag Rbtrox OP rill 11711717P1 NSW. IluaThe inlaid/AOwe of aliaieeera. of rualseabby Obe fives eaGitir A 415 to test ll .01 1 . wia iytbiug its ru!! uet), if lb partial led u at to mate Upsealid be to . ag away SI peremiti. fur bassikrodbAciet ISOM at enta4 or mom. N there . reu . peuf. 144 itori,be glees!" lie.. Thenoel, meet, if mid pauldiately..uuty.jittdmul 4reitti slime' abbe* 1001,1pfirg . .01. per emit. buta4ben_ita Miry have paid Atm the Five's but pedlars . ito the mpg day the AM poems the , Cobaola may till costaialerably, u the meatiest of hemmer two or three hundred millions in that stock is outs amigo aseepleioNa eircemetatMej buiependeat of skose.rimeent sw) mamoonly felt at the Smelt Eaeltange; and as to them telex, have only a fife Mimes* to the Filmi c they eau have no est.., medy. If skives's be railed keepilig faith with the public creditor, Illihrteta may take the sponge its baud au*, cal wipe Witte remaieder of she nativity' debt. If itasiselp , iseenaary to tea tha foods, let it be dose equally oo au. i the Pia bad been reduced 'hen they became at pads thg,, market, the hardehip to the holders would have bun ilia. severe; to ' be veM,if the emitter books at the BMA be inspected, the 'baron of a certain elate of mew Meet% muutd not be found now as Malden a qi Mock. •• • , ..arisa.r.a.:aaNserftwias lib 1 1 5 7% v TO 1712 1117702 OP Tlil. Mil 10 • lie hlb•••alffste il. and for the Minor IMO remillettelestrieu head. distress, i. retudel excite dm risibility ofeemettoshresadlices to observe the esenseiouseiliode repoliedeefe fee rts -relief. It is certainly true lode Mei* that lisalion is not the canoe of law prices, belt it .le alien es thee albet'the same amoral obi taxiitiorpia soy jive* yiselme of saellesiees• vermeil, fur Mai, growth of wear mem prodevee dieters., when wheat will nalp ti -leech Om per hibiliel—neseend of ISt: Ofv. - Itleardo hark, the distress will be eetneved by bringing less core inlp tbi • market, •but as buffos is scatty the name as aergiven tometity of land •eultivated, whether ibis farmer grows to or tacitly Wehrle of wheat per acre, It Is dif. - testi - to conceive much . differeoce between • four bushels 01 7.. Od. andfire at Os.; and ,as whether this hoer-ease of price, If obtained for &time, net ultimately electron the 'consumption, so a. to the twice to Os. again; and taxation still remaining than same, the quantity worst. them be farther retread to obtata. l en increase of price, 14e• easy indeed say you will bare ott taxes to pay on tuck laud es you untie tee cultivate; but without ,a specific repeal of taxes, either, lees mum/ will lad its way twin the T y, we a tenth part of Mal laud polag to waste, will matte the remaionie aim pay -higher rate per etre. Ile talks of • hears nimbi', to discover why taxation ,ahoald hews so differeat atrelhella on sere In what it has ou leather; and if he really wishes tab Oaten, the isformatinujet him apply to some plain tatrame,'' who will tell him, that if the indirect taxes which M Ns were remmeml, and an eseise dol l y . liebfiem MM SI the market, . it would, i• a few yeare e lypipeMe to i • , tSec.f . So li.:thie ra ersc uvit e r m ' asi us he re p s ie ra ol t a W 4 : - {cc, e. 1 . ... theta leave a .otagateif (amens a ameowal IrTgimet of gepplv a tax, se mougligir I ** , • r1110 1 0):4.1ba , r Ogg ee exeieetyst, yaq ors I. sit • Mak : is slated meeetifipt okra the three* - mollikedireet tax. , • K Is importoot lieliserve how enromint - ,taxatiosigilvireto water the evil it at first creates in Atm,* way 4 ontsbrei wumedais the remedy which the selsfuet of it can awift . t stir As illustration of thin feet is- nevi to this lies qf lore sad the asaeufactiere of keit. The east welinhitibwiwg chiefly the price of labner, a ikalleele he the • plop grew., while the coat Af proalaallow-roaaalaa4koamoso. gime distress •and a reduced ewnenneptio• efitamog•thlai entalately affects the pries of that article In the market,, t it le sold at a low; rot, ea she mooofseinreee weeklo . repaint is neorly the same, whether holmium* OM Of 10f into the market, if is only the a b so l u t e m igraterys, ties lima relieve the whole body. ro , -- The writer of this has the means of aseedeisieg pretty nearly the conaimption of iron in several sierlerthaerel dis inter, awd-ean snow, that, daring tho4nitor - yort of ISIS, sad all 1536; 1/110, sad 1421, the queasily used in Krivoi., .re has been from one-third to .mm 4411.1444 .than the consumption of former years: a tolerably coserineing of tbe totems. effects of excessive taxation generally,' applied to soy particular article. :•• h sow rests with Gurerumeut to determine by the a of taxation what portion and whet quality of 'andrllr still remain In cultivation, as by slit indirect iteflueoce °fit aw were of poor heavy hod, if the plough goes through it, jieldel ''swere profit to tits State by the expense of its eellivalioed 1 Otani' less to the farms from the small quintal, of Ito, landuce, than spottier which will grow • much greater poet ion shun: It will therefote follow, that Mi. Ricardo!. method of relief will be just as tardy iusai.aog the price a. it Will be - rapid in iujoring the ue. Admitting the justice of the fianalloolder's elaieris for the payment of his least capital, might not the existing distress • bryirently alleviated by reducing the legal rate of tate/test, tealfunbjectilig all property to its operation' It we admit, eto the one hand, that she futidhulder ought not to ha taxed 'separately, has lie, ou the other, soy mural or legal right to lb as exclusive prntectitio fur his property above what capital would have if no natiutial debt. 'Meted ! The fuudieg eye ". tem, by opening new chamiels for the employment • of ea ' yltal, plaices the foodholder 113 a similar eitostscia to that of the malister, Sec. before alluded to. if the entplureast of • telpltitt gewe;sll, yields less profit, can it be worth the same Interest? It would appear out, nor duet there seem 10 be say plan which World so immediately and so effectually relieve agriculture. Government, by having to pay less toteeett on is. borrowed capital, would lighten very considerably the burden of tintatirin, and capital being cheaper, the resit of land "mold be lower, and a fresh excitement given to Hie employment of money, mail couvenueutly of labour in all breoehee —I am, Sir, your most obedieut Servaut, 14. Y. Z. _ ~- 1 + Fthrmari . Tilt LATH TIMES GORDON, ESQ. At the in q uest taken at the house of She late 41111•111. Gordon, Esq. I. Flrll•streef, fierkeleranuare, on Pass, before .1. H.Gell , Esq. Coroner fur Westminster, it ap peared by the evi:eoce of Mr. Junes. of Mount-street, whn :tad been the medical attembot of the deceased and bit lYmilytur &early thirty years, Anal he had been oecasiouelly fabled to deprenion of mind, which witness autaihnted Si a Deceased Articling' of the • liver; this be considered bas be, menial times previously to the lag muck removed by eseah r tine. In the test fatal instanre, however; the deceased had declined, Outlet repeatedly urged, ',tattoo the same remedy; and to this dctrrniiestion Mr. Junes attributed t h e scent which fulittwed. Only one other witness was examined, 311. Gendusnerbutler, Mathew Gliodianing, who had been in bis service sevemasid.twenty years. A most respectable Jury, without hesitation, prutionneed the verdiel—"Titet donne $ temporar, At antimony, arising from some internal dieemity, he allot himself." It appeared by the Waffler that the deceased was highly respected and esteemed ; of ample fortune and the atrietesj puurtnality in all his pecuniary tranatictim.e. and in his dis position and habits, hospitable, kind, and charitable. Mi. Gordon had been many years In Parliament fur Stockbridge sad 'fruru, and in the Parliament of 11107 fur Chan-ran I On Wednesday an ox exposed to wile in the Grass-markt t, Edi liburgh,ltar mg became infuriated; rushed npnn 0.1111111 in the otreet o whom it serion-lv gored she thigh. It then pructeded it.to a pub: lic-howse, kept by a Mr.'llENDltlisON, and forced its way tow • room, %bete rat et .dinner a company of farmers. The table and its contents were fleruo T belied iu a teriultliug I When the curious ',lintel ? after overtarnisig the landlord, attacked a eradle, which It repeattedly tossed up. It then made its exit, and proceeded with no very measured pace to the hack of the Castle, when its evil. deetiny - iut pellealjt *tato a slaughter-boom LAW INTILLIVINCS. ',V tit% ALL•ige"-- . " COURT 01 2 -4111g0GORY, I Isoota's seasavrevt:l9. ....... ha .I lf past te 2. 40 lipi a wk.wpertofro • c sato* a isiimietrast D WIWI 11 . 1= 11 . 4 . 461"1 clit' 4ftt' neinti't ettited i :AirtXo p tiltfakd etilVand fetitrilift • 1 iteitiit . 'Vieleuttly. " ,"' '.' • ''" 7 • ..' sl"'lntler libtrellitliatisii i ii4 4l T .. irig4iia) IV 'bear aptemtiititnew true . .... •1....r.' , ~. . R. s .' ow) .# l "fithe vittiloatili:2ltttlwiwAlhaii i 'rot itbrdiMp 'MI fit It.ll ve swot .11tUelr'atore tb : ;;Ii r all - 4-Orci,*bA Mr . litloneitglateris'irith ate." """:"" ' , :.:,,, ' . .'Ttie LW** Ca I mcst.ttitt"=-, 44 Let t Iltothlt is •papliriffir I 'lnnirdiv . oext."" 4 ‘ • 111 ' • • In'arkeebliar Was occupied' Me it4haindir of the ' 6. 014 t old ' three o'clock itcheifthigiltnitioni of mil eertitcept•te the OVID% ildiscdffew4; lit 'Which' Wet his trivet/hip rose ' s ''''' . ' ,_` " • t ' . 4 ffbe Cobra' well sit*lilloitt:ealitm it i i •tebslti , o'ditettin the'liohlnf, . ''' 11 07 P, '")'+ ~....1 leri ,e s ia l .1.- , . ~,. lis .1-. ;i ,t • ,iiessiiini i• ars AI hieulloo4:3lllTtetlollTOblilit 1 ''''' : 1 7,, "' 1 " / 1 " I 'llvillbot'lftisiti2ft l / 4 * — . - 1' to i T im .. 1 • ',41,* t,..4 6 6„:,!.. 11. J ~ f i r: ~ .! ..i.O ,v. Thee toussiagi like .1110$411itirtp eertke ilCeirtift AM r. Beobnirseved fur aw,lijotiction do behalf A I - hie Grace , ithe , Doke of - findforti; tb reittaiii the Te s uattes of•lbe BMW!' Meseutit, from' !reefing ie g , iliregdileg• mama a • piece of grimed tuljnikief the • lliaiitia, 'which . had been originilly 'the frailerty eittisord Vy'illiam -Russell.. TlieitAitned 'Giotto. llettormiad ot eatioderchle teargtlit thelbelgitiellinnit itsf - .4lmoproperty.; II proposed to be o'ghnott"of a triiisquilear.o of Unit horn terlyttuclist4 invglisit , if Limed 'Wilburn ' Kew* id• Rid Oh •Mlbire;gne.. pTarefarens conisntedperbiwiiint fb *tee D. Mentions $11006 4 4. sod to ford a 'elrewlett' of friceitshir ettent speoljoinieg thereto. stadtorrt.WllltodPßOVetl'and :, .1 4 edy. Hitcher:l Vaughan, "inintaott • that'llis bedding abeesli.extend titeroorth iidebtattingtoirtrdi Ntrutli. J atiaten Illesisegi their resedetice. , bad. s''rovetiant ressetesed. tai ohe :leant; • whereby the" Mid Ralph illoologeeetthitrbeini mid 'Hittite, were pridirbited ikons uremia/ cni makeng.'inty'bretr.hease; 'sewer, oi otilerlisiiiielling nit the pti-nliserr,"ftve•Mltt eittept , any summer-haute or banqueting-houseutnitte in' t Esigarsies a irdieeir for the netoremedit Mo. of the f stic.lin. eulorgemeut of the mansion house oresoiaL -. ..1e consideration money glveu for that piece Of graudstoou nted to opwerds of 4,000ek sod. , p penalty' wait arusesed to the violation of the gore- " aunt. Which compel's:a thesaidNalph.Moolaguiri hit' 'Pei! , anti c***llia to pry 31: pertly fernery dap 'ha( l'ibich building iboald lie eters& og :t plieh Winnowed to ,1. 0 95/..8 treari had Ohio petnilowepAd tae leered by entry end - Moires^ Nel • ‘ lierippeebeedad firm this Statement, it was impossible: to , eurreurb :that :the 1,01441 • ereetime ors building for east iquilies.stewurins of Ilet could have. mime within the caatemplatiookOrthia covenant, the• ezceptiosia• eateristing rwertly , totior. summer house ) , huoqueting-house, es offibolli Of any enlargement of the mansion.howee...l l lmittily qaestion, he couertve(l.• upon which n dillkolty to aid arise woe, whet' et the present woo si- Ties him in which the Court could interfere. : l'hes stopping up of ancient •rights he took to belthe ease Insult analogous, imil iii support ofithet view of the subject lie begged to relit. the CooriTto•twn ' decisions of Lord H 4 rdwicke's;•owe. 2.i Verry's IrepPris, 453; the ether, Ist Dickens,. 263. He uuderstood it was intended to be sterierl , tin- the tither ride, that because eyeliner priorities sitere , an nexed to the violation of the covenant, irises not in the power of theCuurt to grant the injunction, as distn.ges could he recoveleti' in a Court of low; . but, in iippoortion to that ()pillion, he' could Vito sitinnerous ustiltorsbe., but. lio principally relied. impuii obe• elm or Howard and Hopkins? 4rOtAt pkisu,3l7. It was upon these grounds he enovet. for /the iojuirction, mild it would he fur Gentlemen/op . polite to ',rove how they could distingnish the pre sent from similar decided ewe% and why the Oourt . should not interfere. • iVlcs-Cu a NC111,1.011..“ Does the Mike of fled feed claim in this cube as the heir .resign of• Lady •Rachoel Vaughan ?" Ur. Batt.--" Lord William' Russell' was I the grandfather of Jelin Duke of Bedford." Vice , CtitillicuLLos" This is 'an impenitent quest ion ; for if this be personal property the Court cook! not interfere. as it would go to pat a TritTaint upon freehold property." I. Mr. Buit.—•' 1 oppeehend• that in such Oita% the Court could interfere." • VICH-CH•lacELLOa— ,, Do rod mean to say that if 1 sold a piece of land, retaining no •romplfriv to . it, that I could interfere to restrain a haildeog ?" Mr. I3SLL —" I apprehend if there were a p , idee . , t r land adjoining thereto in wy povesirson, that J ' could interfere." • Vica-Citsricauwit —" !should be glad to know :opt Authority for that." Mr. fleLL— , clVbra a party comes into a Court of t Equity to we for an isjouenon, it became lie. Celetely to sheet that they were about to suffi..r a. itievance which a verdict of (tentage, could dot coin perate for. l'apprebehil this is such a awe." VtGe-Cuittcsi.Loa—" I consider this altogether • legal questioo, aud,.lnoteuver, one of conardera l •Me ittspurisoce. It must, in the first inestwica B be proved whither the projected building ssuuld•bi a violation of the covenant; 4dly, IVhether the Duke of Bedford can clone us }heir to this property; and, idly, Whether; atlunitiog it we! a breach of the coveisaut,tho Court could interfere or not. I despot see how this Court could 'stellate until the legal question is disposed 'of. I am, therefore, of aptoton,"that it shitild stand over until the tirgt•riey . or Easter Term, when the parti: , m *hall have •loid . strfhtient time to examine the title, mutt of consider. jug the best mode of deciding th e sight." •- _ _ _-..-.-3,!-. COUKT OP KINGS BENCH, WErntisrrta, ItIIDAY, FERRUMILY 10. Before the Loan CtiaLr Jurrice and a Comm)* .11ay. woonaorTia a. riELOs. L This was an action on a warranty to rawer the in of 15/. the price of a setting dug. ' Mr. GURNRY stated the case fur the Plaintiff: irterrid this woo an action against dui Prfeedatu, a. 'hO er in dog■, fur ri breach of warranty. H. fe. Melted that p epees at this . be of wrd ltetletitaiitittle as at tlie"Jayt lot geoes.ol. speatases Wiped to be able 'womb. the ' mow t be , honour to—addrevo WA t------- - , lllikelbedb , Whnit ttifirclf thO l dhlitt i pstr* •ntr 'hitter/A hifidliitroma , . -, . . . i . . R o g e r? kente he could .trok,4lollllt "- re; ' , he , sorted hs vioubmso,-_ libefendo st for 131. Ise biicioditalowthimill wordoeond,wod Ito l 4 WWII' •• •••Ot 'lt , broke dog," emkptlriadiel once of thiparesutts the dpg .u. , His client shomfrafter took Homo. settles bitch down with lint) to Leteeeteraftire; : euteou the toad having mpiked g covey of partridges in a field,' 'NO desired 16 see' how the dugs would behave, and e"reinre.sligitting from his Wintry he •took - the,_ into the field ; the setting bitch loode•it point the Wrath end then it-became the detylof thilsoor 10' . Hback," but he pushed on end:nil/5e oil the Ike tirill=tneturerei cer, . itiikiti tr„beheviiig hP 4 lll ) tiken dog. l 44iiibt •laseefd - oue.:, itAttight Agosid by his Learned-Poised .o -the • Woes side,. Why, ifieee , found the •difrimitleyi'dhilrf'tlut hholtediatroPy ttitutu hall ,• bit" ti6,"thli'Mlih Oh' the 44th Anguii:ellif tie Client hid then returned him, .thet)efetulaut won . htve said, `‘ this dog ie too well • „broken to ticket geese before the to.Septestsber. 0 TilePteintiff !het efure teak libeller on into' Leitrim tevithirr,. en& tried huif on the lit of Septdobet; end' letlyerrfits hut he ;Old 'alibi' . Stand Dui heck in ' i l b, 1 2411 1 th any, more than he would in Auguittd. „(1e still .ren le- en the pee, gad, indeed, weever I stood at all till be Came to it 'etinet , atilli. by 8. (1 lameness I' IV tbigliVigliele, 4he'Phtluitiff returte.d ' •rdltawif,. - fAf Petit ihi i 'disk bock its the Dofandatit,,l, who refused to receive lain, 'nal * Mulled him out of* 4tio Foray:mid what had become of it now lie coold .eat dietirsetlfehew ; but he *honk* pries'llle. *gr otty tittl'llie Meech 6f it its all resPitcti, - which Nolefuld 'etititlihini lathe verdict of the Jury. 'The I f sarnetl:C4onsel then put in the warranty, and 1 otiorworde untied severs' tritoroses who had been out-, with the dog, - who aH swore butt ne would tleitber • *" bectlitte Stied ." i Mt'. S'C'st.l.E•rt," fur the Defendant,. contended • 64 the dog.ipap . thorough bred, end well broken,.,, but hod Iseesiegsoiled is the hands of the Plaintiff. •• - . Several weathers were etegained, who spoke to' the good quelities of the dog ',before It went into .the•hdrids df the Plaiiiilff. ..• .• • - - Mr. GualtST septsetd i alie;:iiiiiicly . 4 : The Logo allailW Jetvice lenemood up to the Jury,- ketivill i o . 'irei them 'to• soo OW • the evidence. her Wes 111/91iitilifitablif Ilrth wittraat7 tin 444 unit iriA,'Whetlier he nil returoed in a tee- , a -. - billable time. -. • -, • The Jr"! withimed.twesiwation found a verdiet for.' fietkisiutilis-Dellthiseir Ibl: - . • . . .b4 . --tw.te.4-01 isialles . •' , • • t. • s •.. - • • PUtiCel" . fitlr •.rer 0t..50 •.1 . ' - ...11k... ._ `-irailsriOW•emess. 1 ,Me woos, the Otylllarehrl, *Aug; Erie execolliw of , 1 - hie duty orcSaneday -eight; .t the dote If Me Nubia's ' ,Imurse, , oslnsuids-tthe dose lifikellito/ Mitertelatielst kites Oa the' Doke of rorkiteteltred'hisati ha* dppberliow *l4 the comhosan of Mr. OrteCoolt bf Ms teirlablp'beeests,:it 'was , thoiselst creenortry 10 ban VW maser' Sostelnikiiirs% as the Mbellest Ida boo put itilitaitisial . darr br• the r,oglioil , roallptowil thy' fellow. :4 Ilialeoustee wit dotted the logelry',. sidebar* 01111 r. ' atateelfrirritds •ttemlerl opSra thepart of the - estachtems. ...tvetv. - Ilioara's ssateiteat Mowed that; to eisorkirtaisy CA Ilse regulations made fur the preieriratioa of order, all* fur She central converaineo of the iiiitiktowi Snead", he had at. Seeded .inthe'pwrpose of dirceibra ( the affairs. • . fr 'Mellor& native hod ore fetlock the company were depart lug is numbers, and the coach of Mr: Motif Trsiabk" was milled, &Ai the Defelldallt WI/ripped up his hones to ihe dour, the wirrioiros or the well-known rule oo curb oceasiniss, sod irpfurmil ,cio INV the slightest orients* he the'Vemosortraoro " eit the Amis. . Mr. Brown, who appeared to full dress hod ,'bald not be'mietakest for • person setiug without author oil him alibi, to hack his ho.sca, or to drive tau, l '..,al lia.d kis order beitric treated .lib contempt, lb. Marshal . bintsoled the box for she - purpose of peitiog ite cud to the conflict or - words which whit going Do, Mt the Defen dant 'slowed kis from the hex noutigst the coaches. A greet nembee el' the crowd encouraged the Defrudisit lu persevere,. sod the •coatusios sad disturbance became 1010. ' leralde. The Marshal, s 3 Wes as be "thatioxiigril himself from his perilous aituatitio, again mounted the roach-box, cad struck Hsi •Delesidisit. It was, /admit, his iniesition "tw irl the fellow front the box, but beitip irsforthed.thos th e ' iiiih ler'. ..selling jails she roach, , 61 gut down. Stir t:fruasr - said it., Derwiia,tit deserved severe ponish- Nicht far the opposition he bad gives to - die Idarshal, 'who ltheevidend the greatest for begrime', by etpressing bis its' ! shoo' not to press the mailer artist* she fel!ow. Stec: . oliarellin lord the oust-beim' to act better fur the (state ikod gulbuotists business. BATTON-CARDIN. Testndly'Brlfy irafers, a tareodiesat well hithwit i i the streeis or Lunduu, was brought op Irene custod y of the'ufti• errs of ibe Me:diet' y Society, charged with beim/ found beg. (Mg in Red ,Lion street, sod collecting a crowd of Idle sad disorderly Oisona. He is b most remarkable tibleseler. He is a black min, baying Intl his left leg, sod grottrally wears a musiciaol military cocked hot sod feather, a Sedge's wig. h i k wiei l i • e -bh.- , -. old light cotton wsi,teua., sad blue I let lOrbetatrev i lallrpedys the Addle and singe whilst he dances is the streets. The officer who apprehended the Prisoner in. Firmed the Magistrate that the Society received several com plaints of Ow whisaiies tarried by his collecting crowds tit the streets, particularly before Gent knrea's houses, sod stag. s ow imanorlett wings in the hearing of Lidtes ; that en the rittbeerisber last he was take. op i• this• Orliage-strert; and brought I. the Meudietty Office 111 Red Lion-square, where hi. cx intimation was taken ;.yr et l 'ltlhpiseared thet he lost his leg .in the Ganymede frigate _about 14 years ago, and receives 141. • year pension Aaiun Greeltwich ; that he is nut married, bat il•fll with • wool's, • by whom he has one child, • daughter, right years of age ; that he received on an ge from to 3s. a dry in the streets, and ibout an equal sum playing at nights at the robin Hod sad the Hare and Houods, to SI. Criles's ; that libilfotiety at that time made' bias an offer to get . bin into "ElltakilierichCallege; and put his wife and child in • bun uesa "bibersly tu raja a livelihood ;'that be' declined this are a wish not to be parted from wife nod and on bar pbnialmennt• to be fatind • begging in . future, the Satiety took compassion on him, and vu the strength of that pro. clisehartird him, but they still received complaints of rib, Prisoner (Wowing big old practice; aatajorebehded biro wbegging that day agaia. • The Magistrate read Billy • tong fertare,' and strove to persuade him to accept the offer made him by the genik.- Meet of the Mewdicity Society, as if he In found begging hefiertainly should be committed, as he had no r•xcusa. t• plead. Billy with • great deal of arch combing mid spied Jkstroar, reranoatrated with the Magistrate on the hardship of belay parted fruit& his wife sad child, and o• hi! under taking sever to be food heating tigaia, he was discherged. All peoseat coegretutaied Kitty as his fort Lassie escape fro* QUctte-elgVatit. - NOVEL ROBBERY.. Yesterday two mew, of Ibis amates of Themes sad Jaoses Iffedier, uncle and nephew, the &inset • wiatchmsn near Groavenur-place, Pimlico, and the latter a eoallheover, wire brought Deface --- Kaiubfurd, Esq. the Chief Magietrite -..c, a watibitaw la • -.We s mkt.. , :0144*(4 . rriattieer.,:hoirm /Naar. with three", 4 --r Pid!"; sea ai *Aloe. ht! elm .secortegr.kamt 'he ' piikvfrotaikiin. sod IPV4lo2lies•Afileihisents . ' • - Ni#:leattieforcl, the Magiatrataimaimed *ye a ale swell • to give notice to the portim,beleigins to the pialisait wittiod ou rriday wild to itiroitW i law„ :-.. . ... I "The r'riiitodai were Womaiatetoll ittiOatimmit. -. . • ' mai . . .eir .7 ~ ; •111i1 RS LARY, AND OUTInliO It . .4l i •• . 0 Green Adams, N. 0. Ifeeibo;'` 'He i_ • t 1 Joint Awes were charged with Whist .' ii tie "'" of Mr. Caudell, at Greeeford, 11 Aeolis' - • and other article,. • ..'llr !Vats,'. Mallon Or Mr. Coodell, slept over the alike - 'Oltom, mid at two u'elock' yesterday nitilialtig be 111118 "Mk, ....W the barium of a dog, awl be atierwpda bread alwa apes the dialarromat low. • He irtied II wash a 'doable banalled goo. aoilit saw two or Slim nee Iton 7 1Answiii theilitiSaie'aad shot at them. The llgietrii, e 4 Aoki the realm, at 34 forced their. way (biotin b a tbic* hedge. Mad 'peeped at tb• time. Mr. Platt diersil NEW( is itnate, aisoullted hi. horse, owl &Witted the twestfy,. ~... .: ~, William king, cooatahle at Orreoford, void M . Atw esk itit ! gro thrillibliria with Thomas Holes** sod iliri apr tallnestOrtio "was without shims aid stockist" parito 'sans 's 96011.11 In company with Mae's!, and oi OM e, r 'Mlifte silver' Yorks, part of the stol e s p r o p e r t y was . gidains made • desparein resialauce, .lid wounded do ow •I•Arle etwertly awn th• InAd willtirt was sopped - 41r lite a crow .-a-.,. Ir and be Km aing ,t _bat • liken' in - kap oat _....- ' -• A ••-• itteltimported WI OM Da likely to at iLb Eh.. _ ___ _____. apes a . Let tatraontieary sheigk , lat the Assizes, where ti- -4 • 44 60. snit/hi Till elan. , . . Omar; but he still 1 HIS be Joirwhentiter bac! oth:.." f Pe Mai toomerir *ea latiderstade' 1010 1 •8 6 e; Is tiodadir ;kW 164 3 1iiiikt ri t 'estit:ll tel.., Am et dm 11 vim:: ._.. i & s o u .tipped into die Whir Mk sod • - 40._ prism , me , r i g ipa i daum B rm ilt i a l l i t ... .. D i f t pion wr i zi e r ba sseirs shat to fiagiveane, pielisevitial • Ilivir t h e Opp. triiite • pries imp sbattoittge W die 110 4 1 111:: rriistiVishiiii"',4l6.4* . pinieg kin tip spicier. **Alp eleikedlasv. putt. rteitilrist it"ngfi . .. wiii:4l4e. GO the mei siOarreet tea .. e po l s e . gai , pm . a , m _ .. W , I 1.2 , e068m0t00d, Tim whose dam bantgittsti• g Nilo mused Honour. lt: r e f : l46 . . lP* feltde itialgo. th rel 'el * likh WM laTill Hummer sod • wiling . ITior nm .cri a r e r ,: a ft r p l i.i .l. l 4; f 4 ,„ .. ~.,,, r. erfteMoire, old 'on the , isirodgd tat 'Tilorager Named% Om," ilt*Nor• t r 1 ) ( 1 i .. ... . il l I. t ? ', 1 " 1 • ''' 14. : • a crow bar, and tie got away, but was takito• its a hay can .. ' i at Iteniersetun coucealed. •He had • pistol loadeduis to the , mints.", wad glair clasp kuife which was Magid,. Aeon of shoes which It Adams sras kit in the Prosecutor's der. The either tivis Prisoner, were taken coons; to latedenagoe- . ensiled is a bay cart. The Prisoners' could give we • • ac- *oily SCeereet of themselves. Adams said he 'lied' to ii : i Staiseste get • job at painting. Naylor said Levee; ' tau, r ~_ ~.i was a ittninget to him, accidentally; and be lett MI a #( i, ••• . , shilling, sod he gave him the forks. Adams said • bad uti f -. 4 , got *wet and host his shoes, and the other twice Alive no "realest of themselves, but that they if:swelled the faltrilre with permuted pencils. There were scratches oil thejrhairds as if getting through • hedge, and the while were re- ' ti madded. , I . . THE TROTTING MATCH FOR 300 GUINEAS.' i i ---, . . - . i r - The premise of the porliamentary debates prevesteiliter :7 gots( into particulars on thi s grea t spoiling eteiteltotiht I ' ' banshee, Common oat Monday. ' Wins betimes' tie eitsio P. ''' • . ! mitered American h or se ~ (said to be the be e t of the Tear -:litlelylstported into this eoustry), sad a bone •g. •... f le,. Wilkie, Is carry 12 done, aged the Ambient 11 oe. bolopa . , .1 „Tie wiser, wai ba c k e d t o t r ot the three miles is I'o mf r tes. i • • ,i s :The Americas fever toot the lead, mid 'was passtsl eleverts • l'hete be broke isle a getfori, sad is hulls/ rdeetrilr. Willies ben* ' got eiminiderably a-bead, aid was b 0 . zards (j i / Astor, the otheVerlies three-Timers of a mile frog me. i i The Americas broke into rgallop 'gala, and did not teen : wed eof the bacitsrs of Mr. %Alan sidiag op to his jankey to (althea met to burry, that bottle broke into e gallup,:ay L is i t i t • ; Jerlieg dee American gut in lest, bet Mr.Wlllan'i Lehi won time race. Betting 2to 1 ow the American. • DA 11l NO ROBBERY 1 .• t i , i ----asu---. .• The heave of Mrs. J. Priddle, No. 4, fineelesialsee;&l. eta, wale *view oped us Moodily eight last, during the ab- , i seine* of the family, and the premises were rifled from the • I i hitches lodes garret. Coosiderable pfriperiy was circled off by the villains' to mosey - acid goods. A box etiolates, ea- . A t liii‘is . eirliei ' . . ' • ' I ea, anit carnet! off , end roped 'ester*/ empty, I Ina Meld opposite the house. The thieves entered sob' ' I front deer by • Webs. of false keyi, and alecamped b s the . same way. It is believed that tbry wereabove au Wei es Lt Ike retaliates, lortingand pietist up their booty. • ' -- -7 I i '' i coftoNfttrs rimuttsr. A. inquisition war held yesterday afternoon, before hfr, Riggs, Caiser ' at the Penitentiary, Millbank, Westmont- I %M,,' on' the body of °entire Belford, • convict, sheeksevest- tree years, who is the year /118, when only thirteen years of age, was captlalit rouirieted, sod 'retraced to be hanged, /1 which smitence was aft/towards committed to imorisostrent itl'ilsi7 14niictitiary. From the evidence of Mr. C surgeon, ; it • ~f 1 , ~ Obeerooe of the prison, and Mr. Pratt, th surgeon, ; it ap- . ..! peered that the deceased bail been is the infirmary • mueth, i 1. , is hotise , qweace of as in llansmatiou in his kidurya,fce. whack . i i' ' '' • isiodieed its death. Verdict—"Netarol Desna* . , ! • :'''' •• • * - ( • • .-• . . ' ACOPDEBY. • -um.- ' ' ?I l i tifeilliept coach, on its way Nr . 6144411117 Nal ,-, 4 ' Liiiid 0n ": was upset at seven o'clock un Saturday eteniug, 1 about three miles fro, Chatham: The accideut Was wen- , stoned by a tart:the driver blf whieit'alid pot leave sAleiret el i room fur the eolith in pass, sod forced it close to the path• I way, whersithe hap of the road sloped rapidly tiff far the Ipurpose of canting allay the ;ater. No blame attaches iu the ewers to, as the sdirkiiess of the eight posceute4thista * n isi iiretuithe state of the road. Of the inside paiehinr•rs, • consist iog of two gentlemen and two ladies, one of the latter , bait her face severely cut sod broiled. bums of tie onside' -'t pisseegers weie seriussly hurt, aid forwarded to a /oath } , that happened lii come op about 'the dame; time. 4 The - barb was thrown completely on - its side, sled .itke pa.- 4 ' ' • etagere got out al the "thaw, of tie oniony' Side,. !au* be- yon ' tome she top. The ceschasso mad guard, alibisigh nail hu.r, • mould afford so miasma*, as the horse.: iiipeind'ett their ! r • i i exertion.. One of them, • arliest.hoese, fortuisateljTell„as4 I. Fit ar"" they contrived to keep bias en the gruttutl salt,' tht 14,,J., . . . 1 yeomen had got oat. The roach, ill ciaiirelai of or, ). accident. did sat reach Catterbsey until two hind after its 11 : 'usual time. • i' . LESLIE.' BAN[.—We have great plee.bre iu t • $ • stating that the banking house of Meson. LULLS. . will. reiume buonsets in the course of k isd:di)s.— , (Cork Mercantile Chronicle.) .. . 4 V STOPPAGE uF A COUNTRY 81111641 ill•leirli the moss tuneful frehtigs we have to soosilliee tine 1.• 1 sitspritelon of pat merit, by the eableorigeiriu • ' i • Trio...* WORSWeCK, Sims, and Co. '4l?4,lter, i... 1 ' which took place oo Wednesday. let. 'i e • are In- formed that it statement of their affair. is preperie)t, : f . l' I. 1 , and %rill be laid before the credstore so catty * p 4.- sittle.—lLertraster Gazette.) • ' On Wedisesda) last's. order Ira. rectified hi: l 4, iii'''"'• . keepee of Chester Castle , to' preptsri 11.1, ribtilippli 24,033 ! . i rounds of bail aaaaa idiot. bl the euretiret tometysall, L A 1,,. ender • kingdem. The order arrased .b9of h•f(fmt At ~,e ticterii iii the marriliot, iqd is little mot? theis,ose Leer .he . ... snatotiaitiois site us !he vray•lti I,iverteeil, We eatra:i is to '' iil'irped fur Dublin.—(Lireepool if rhorfiler ) . , . ~., 1 0 T t e )e sc tt ho er . r p ri o inl inif p yi p r V r e o r iat Ci itv Oir tw a rde re i r f ill ur il los V . lB 4 : l l 4. ) , —. a. I shore utile the bathe*, dariaika,thich foetal two u`rrly . ri tt,.• i wog , but web 'VA ON Wa0601114 431N1100014* Tad ..art ' , 4 I frets bee sirens, sad slipt a (bats cable, but they have b...n recovered, and landed here." . • . .1 .. 4 1.1 S. • '• - - •• , . . • • • , • t • , ,II . .. - . ..." w i.:. a: '" ` ' - . ._ . issindididassamL_...2- - 7.••• .....r— • f.r-4 , IENC,_7"--.-."- - - ..- .~~,,;