The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-10-14 00:00:00

3 ,T ry• . 111 K • -N , • • ; TftßAl4fitS. • °num, LANs. . . miperb Mike was o• Seignior tporaiiit honoured . 1410.11 . Viiil of isimseciisllty %is kneel Plebs'.. Ow Duke q( * Yrrbi •Irsi we. stismdief and everfsered sate slie Muhl, ins h. Mr. Ellistim, Mr. Beszhy (art Iowa), Mr. T. Dshdin, nt d Mr: %fibrins, ws lht firs of the "silamteimeut; she Han. Gra.,Lamh soul Mr. Robiwa, of At Comiiitive ; Mr. p5.,11, the orris/ire;; sad 'be chief of each departrnem of the arrits amid workers. Royal Pietista was received wish nine sembled so 'anus. parts lir she Omarre, mild caressed has ntire and warm a pproval tied idasirasion of she taste, inaessiffeenee, anetowsresoiesee of the Whole fade, we '5 •shitrarsi pew( id which his Peril Higbee's, mitered is hos to he fisted up for hwaself, it being she Grit isstaure of She Unlee's hrrieve a brit at Wm,. hise Theatre. nniTilaft PARTICI/111S OF THE ALtkkaTfo4S.. Tlw impreenteete la ibis theaire—for the ohastatasos trolly *WVe that issma-,artt 'averted to be complete by weilnesday, the ldik ies'aet. deelog what miens to he dalie blind' the Mese, we shottld• that so wetly tan opiate, nionot impend& ; bet the ataintrelepealt can ...idly. end their matt be better thee ours. No less is sum thinia,lolll. is said to bite been expended in Ovary. )tee Theatre sae* khe frlosk of last eesson: this asistele like erred WWI ef ..masey, but certainly there is a great deal to 'heir for "Ildr. Elbow's plan, as regards the reduction, has already been made polar. ! rho . whole eater of elide cnnireine the audit ore part of the building hall taken a step of Ore feet is advisee. The conseti-nee is, that stse house, as it' wove edam., will be miaow. r from side to side by tee feet 'ha. it was last *ma.; me feet hav ing beq CM fem the sage awl added to the pit, the `dead Toni the hoot bolos to Os . Idot light • is a tiltie greltel Ran it was before; but, as the earnll nada in its orighiel sitiatioe, we loge Only s portiere of List pia. fns, tf it may be se termed, which lies Interest, We lira wine sad the sakes of the eretaxtra, and which. &see ha rob extended depth, as originetly essestreeted, placed she redionsen In the sitimeion, if they wished to he bead, of preying oedeelaiming belts:en the wings aid ihelamb., sad so limiest altogether the Minion of the 'twee. The open which *this movemeitt In front of the been ha seems. oily 'added to the lobbies behind them, is dierrehtly disposed If In d Nand parts ..f the theatre. Is the de in ere., woe and *bow the Ave feet tertearly .obtalaed, • sitar (which could be spared) ham been taken from the Met of awls box ; Sod the twothiurri revolt of both these alteratioes earns in b range of beildings telipt family boxes; agog cabins., wlfltk art ealedliteil to arcoutfoodate eight pawns each, add shier tells' their view of the air wee the dress %Wes whielo"ffe uader them. These family bows, which Aft sadly or alto/ether epee the Was already adopt ed el the English Opera House, sad at the Cubing 'llbtleti, an to bet let each fa IL M. or If. Its. per hirtlabout I*. per whine ever the regular price of al. a Mho; whefige they ere Ili be engaged (of indispessaWe nenessity) hi the muesittig, 6r whether they may he hired, *OAR prehlone arnagetiteet,• whew peewee nese to the illeatetrid: the 'Waive, nl • peitat not yet calve. If &titbit In the upper tier of twee (that la se say, Te e the see d ed aid ihirt)„The spa* idasiord by earryiwg We 'frehTS4 Ibe !Seen fanned ts Wed op ia such a imasser 'that iiewldetted—i very prudent measure. IlitelliMl,leellfey are caned, whirl' are dimiedelted lu awe bat* as Waage or width Own to the two salt.* gallery, cwt, as floraterly, bet diagonally sowsa the stage, and a lobby a earrieditong WNW ' the hart of the two shilling galkry e as that penises is the slips may pouf from . aide of the house to the other, without Win obllged; tieltiVelofore, to talk, she tour or the artle below them. As ibis passage is bleak all rowed the (rest air Anise, it will be accessary, to prevent mistakes, that it 'SWIM di aittievilarty well tightest; it arillthe•bannovesiteet Isis .safrinribe trouble of rag ep and dews mans. avid the lobbies nem added tw the out tad two ealtertn (if etre be taker out to ersiwd them at half price with per -sow wha emeent obtain seats) will promote the general con verasee, sad particelarly the entail., tof the theatre.. The improvisers' of the stage, so less dims that of the' Airdrome pia of the lathing, has bees Wieteded eh- The reef of eimisear, reread', leas brew towered about Wee feet.. The pragmatism is carried Jewett lodes fi et higher, than is add before ; sad the aspect of the whets , is amended by theorrattes. The stage hull is wow awn open Is Coifed (dbakeiehed) width of the house. luirdows note ore I. be mow (the second time ski. expesimest hattbew tried);• mid the span white they shooid wavy,. Riled by. pie einnysplesdiet ornate bean. Tim Aeon (moveable) turbidh we is serve de defies hitherto diabsegid hy,the stage deers, enemestrected, we hew, tepee • sew sod as rowed rhea* ; sad it is expected that they will.husithe destoressi prietiesbility (to nee asechalealperser)Adatage dewy . .iesehmet iyingiopen, a these pantaloon dew. te the - setaldlet , chiefs of isecingraity. The thing, parbar, sue *ay .r the other, is of little comparative imigalatee ; if ehtficirot steadiness for ~ . .icerrary purposes eats he Liven to the mineable door, so doubt the old system is very rirlieolons but irifienbt • little *tidier We regent* ettemalar• era imparted. Tla pit does sot strike asps being very sensibly diminished is ear; it mast of course be narrower In some parts; but to .flepth it will perhaps have pined one seat, and that.addstion would restage it pretty nearly to its aigieal 14100.1.,' A variety of attentions have been made in 04.1p;Ve* toxn, and is *several lobbies, avenues, sad the eirciparawleadiag to, them, of which it would he impea- Wls4v teeeld r/fOln a plan, to form •n adrerate idea. The ~serset gags* Cbsoge is that in the location of the Royal • lhostothi4js henceforth to be ip the dress-.thet is to say, in the lowee—iiretr: The ',retreat eabiaet will be formed sat Kier" is, : baud box-, nearest the abor, which , by an operatiew stioalco, ,can thrown'into one; the air -11eidaste oaillar.copx. the two 1:10i-hand boxes adjuieieg Alm balnfp4,l.lol ail, pinning upwards toy/erste the centre of yhe buoirs),. more seetes of folding dnevo are kept entry fop 41181114416.11140C11. will cot oN the rap! receptacle from thi Weal ptefame initial of the theatre. The whole of the bar .thimety evoke!)le to this business appears to be very slats .pie; the notice. of half en hour, and the'atiaistry at ore carotater, will be sulkiest at any time to camspirte the wretagreseat. .1 The,dmaratiobiaod ornamental appointments of Drury. . loololibeere. tedereslist of the mere erebittetWal *ltera ting, wilt condi the manager le praise. A. yet the em bellishments ere nut only incompldte, het In great measure concealed by coverings whirl. protert them from inrry comer fork proceeds; sufficient, however, is seen be was. , seat our predicting a very splendid coup d eft infirm*, when the •hole shaft he exposed to view. The roseenium rests ern enhisies of barisished gilding, elegantly fluted, sod with capitals of the Corinthian order; sod the mind costly style of embellishment short of gsuilioess, is adopted from the very base to the sr.& of the building. The ground tint of the house is • light saltness colour; end the gold is Most litishly,as well so very tastefully laid ow. The edges of th e boxes are of crimson velvet; and the dividing parte. Mous Ott. private boxes, as well as the linings and draperies throughout the theatre, are always of the semi hoe, sad In many ports of slor lime material. The frosts of the fewer boxes are nsbellialied with paiotings, and decorated with light geld moulding; those of the upper items are ormieseoted most profusely with gilding, arranged in • variety of etch and fanciful devices. The great chandelier in tire centre of Ike house is to have varions addition', awl is be rendered more oreariseatal as well es more luminous than before. This machine is out yet in s couditlnu to be appreciated. The dress boxes, which will contain only more persona each, sire famished (au infinite relief) with chairs thioughust --a chair fur the centre of each row, being constructed wpm some new system, wilb a moveable beck, iastead of the stool without any Lisa at all, foroteriy used to admit a passage down the middle of the enclosure. Gas, on eeemtut of its great readiness and easy regulation, Is to con tinue its services in the lobbies and behind the• wean ; bet oil will ice NI un be used for the floats, sad • row of chats. Jitters with bell-glasses mud reedier is to he carried noted the lower cietle. The seats in the pitare to be furnished . . . . with railed tacks; that is, with barks . to earls allergists row. The saloon, the rotunda, the whole of the *able staircases a ad pasaagre, me coming out fresh from °seined' or the decorator and 04 the painter. The it reee pillars is tie saloon a re eachluged fur culuteue of white eaaterial i scarlet seals, r deed: and 7tapiii(l, 410 IE4 jirhy; gllll ilia looking glass is au abusdaist a us feria almost a Haiti die 441.. runt watt% , We *loiterer by the bills flint` this elegsat and snooping Tieloare, after a mast sheressfott sessile, dike, 164 mowing. Cie the ben.ll4, of that talonitable SCUP@ sod tilespeved tivitai tie, fartrion The pihtie are alai assets is. debteets Mr. Flossed,' Ste esertiowe ding the 1455055. We sta.dstrotaisd idle istedee Nal. the Thesien will he epteledielly illumisatpd with ieswinersble varlegised Imams. The eatertelesnents ere or a very orport4 este. 'Wile is WI of l'ese.nothiag less than MI epode* can be tat scipsti d. THE PENLVIAN LAMM •[Froo • Sandal, Pope►,] flteMelo, marniew a scene of extreme confreshin look place os Ihd !loyal It:Orange, caused by she ditherers* etrenPetisthe ea *Maio shares is the Peruvian Leas, which was them offered for the first time publicly fur sale. The neguciation was condemned 'with so much secreiy, that few, except the permit& isrmcdrotely concerned,. weer aware before Friday of its roisterer. On account, however, of the thruway proSts realized by the two South America' Loans that perverted is, It weirs* seam keown than thehrestest ansiely invaded to Meanie subscribers, and the ,applicatioris bush peeress' sad by leiter, were very numerous at the enensing.tionie of owe *stealth,' contractor, Mr. Thomas Rooter, jun. of thesinghall-streeL The only answer retersed was, that the enntrachit, with his brokers and agents, resold appear an the •Eschalle on Sairreday taming et eleven ecinek slid dispose of the Scrip its the open market. These Gesitessee emordingly pees/wird themselves at the hour •ppoieted, and *ere isidierbately surrnsarled "Ay a evowd of beaten sod other; idessrorre to haw the centimeter's terses t ad le moms in for the early delivery of the Serip. The error...ion tad pressereWhs so great, that nuthisig for some time c relit he dishotoly - hoard, and the impresidow was, that the atoms were playiug on the esterase of dirk esrainmere, aid did sot is fact declare - any price at which they thought it proper to all. Wan , Atte difftreet prices were audibly vociferated frees various parts of the assemblage; brit sari, se it at. pears, reaching the point desired by the agent, he re. *witted eilewe eh.l nal ch i ne stilt arty of the offers. Al Nogth 88 was unused, brine, as I. isnderstood, a pee. mists of 8 per cent. us the controct pier, made not More t h an two days 'ago, and was followed heist of Warranties' fresh the crowd, sad the weeds "Parse, shame!"—" Genes extortion!" resowirded os all • sides Eva, st that trice, however—sack is the menu that at pre. epeaSesiets for rotrhiktieng is feints eecerities-wbithilers were to be feted ; rid many of those who were able to bear the extreme p.c.'nre, and to approach oulliriently Mote to tie contractor, entered irate engem-nag-els for setting the Serlpfin mama varying in unionist from 5,000 to 10,000LeacaTkos es. eouraged, the contractor ia a few intantea advanced his price ltti 810, k oetice 'which was attended with the Same indignant istelomaties as before, bat he still Loud adventurers hardy enough to close with his propMals, IR comeg , how ever, Of she confusion, ant 'many of these who were Melee to bey coeld be applied. sad of Ilell10011111•10/ Mold applfes• has. aide to the completer, few inme heard; or, if heard, they were hogeored with no answer. At this mosnent the atteslieh of the ctowd was diverted, is seam degree, froth the coodmeger,, by woe of the Cathie, broker', who papoose. eil kindly that, lithe contractor would not sell, he was ready thapply Oleo; with as muck as they swift- and it h kat rim. He offered she Scrip at Mit sad 118, while the guar tractor either ermaired mute, or was axed in los price of 89. We weld Out fedi nwhether the broker is guerilla* wee tire *easel at any OA, Scrip, or If he sold it awrlidst W the chime of gettint it afterwards at • lower pries for delivery. At all 'Mesa, be sold with much firithere, sod to very large smesses almortime the mama, baying received a large se mania frees the Stuck Exchange, increased rowed the cue leather and his egrets ; and the confusion rose to such a height, that the possibility of tramming boolseas was out of the gentles. All were exe ell indigeant at the asp. backwardaess of the camo° offers e, to take the made -17:7 1 ; esil preositee rand Idea to still greartie aerobe*, he .aard his agate were foreed by the saw hal ode surneoldiat Owes from the Delo walk, where the confosios begati,te the apps. shears*, of the Exchange, where the Swerffiti gierchirele iltheetabilth• Neea theilatesi• biome air highly ,rixespemied, beietp4Of enable tocouse to terms with the agsnta, that they feettettbe wlwl pithy off the 'Exchange, oat Is the north .OW, appeal's to Barthelorsiew-lase. They asemoded, bo2fillfr, ale! a desperate Mtpgire, lore-entering the E"- chaage; on having at length, with some farther elitist, effected a lo*Mbent on AO* of the vests of she Estimate, they became wee more visible, if sot a•drble,to the brokers, who serenaded dons. They were then temeltuotssly called An ter mimes Prim, and due of the 'Stints al last named 90 ea the minims* or the caked/ie. , We meld not asewlela if any penises chime* st that price, but with the auditors greenfly if Operated 'as a quietus, and they surwrad the rapes. by liberally Isthisiorog the epithets of "Seaseful extortion!" Sutra afterwards the contractor q u itted the Ex. chase, std the babbitt) for the moat part terminated. He I did sat thsocrod, se beli rrr r at the prices beforenamed is I desperate, of say very three amount, out eaceedirig, at the utmost, 70,000 or 80,000 f. of the Serie. With the drparture of Out cootractor the enasii subsided, and solar were the prices, et which be had !Oil, (rum being maintained, ;hal the Scrip was Icerrestly offered nt 871 sad 88 , ur even lower - pries, sissy alt thrmuchseers conceiving probably that they had motif ae imptodent Imigain i ind being averse to get rid of it agMp at as bore loss as possible. The foliates settee of the distract fur the Loan bat been publicly cit. maimed:— " A loan of ose million Iwo hundred thousand pound* mediae has been contracted for the service of the State of • Pees, writh.their Eneelleseiesdahe Garcia Del Itto founder ,of.tbtelJrder of the Sea,. sod lately blithister of fate (or Foreiss Affairs, and General Paroissier, founder of the Or. der of Os MN, and 011ie of the'Li gine a Merit of Chili, idivexi,kfiltratiediessy aed Nialigera PletilPoleoliart (1100 the Femmes Governmeut for that purpose. The amount of the 'taw will be thatref id bonds payable to the bearer of owe harieed, tura toadmil, ad ,fire linedied panda sum: het, rich bearing interest at the rate of six per cent. per annum. The honest will he paid half-yearly—on ON 15th . Aped mod Ifith October in each yiar in Lomita, M the banking-house of Messrs Frefelt, Welker,,lSlAlo. sad Co. free of expenee • the paysseet to tithe place us the 15th April nest. The expense; are ao be aid' into the banksarlsouse of Meters. Everett, Walker, Maltby, Eilir, and Cu. at the following periods:— " 19 per cat. an the 13th inatairt ; leper rent. no the 13th November ; 20 per ceut. oa she 13th January ; 10 per cent. on the 14th February ; 20 per ceut. out the 12th April; 8 per cent. un the 12th May. ' " The bawds, with the dividend Perrault attached, will be delivered on cesspit-ties the last .payiseet., The ,er arising from the Allot and from the Customs will be mort gaged temente the payment of the interim, and the redefty. Non of the lons. The boosts will be paid off at par, in equal portions each year during thirty years, connotes:in' is 1026, and ending in 1856." The pretest debt of she State of Fero falls Ares of sit mil. lions and a half dollars, betas about the soloset of ibis luau. The extent of the resources of Mrs is too well head to require any relation of them. Toe *asset net modem of the Mint, on an average of five years, is ghost 216 thousaud dollars, or 55 thousand panda sterling. I%'e ought not to dote our account of The Peruvian Loan without stating, that a more adventureful speculators* Mrs scarcely ever beeu brought into the market. Pent is a country adequate in its resources its tee that, or perhaps one bemired times, the amount of this thaw; bet the rade peatent party, for whose service it is undessiood to be raped, are at equal war with the Royalists for the posses- • Mos of the territory, from whom eves Lhea tailor, by the last accounts, eat understood to be in deager. The situa• ties of Peres ii iiitic better than that of Cultripl a s before the- decisive battle of Carabobo, oust when the 'TO per emit. Roods of that State could he purchased at *brim 30 per cent. Ail may ultimately turn out will, but the ripeeriadoes, is their eagerners In participate su this contract, have uodoebt , edly requite's that the purchaser has a right to make the • • . iota of e - "Cregneitiot - secoAly aiei u win tu l ket . against OM milk of holding it, • The fallowing paper has reef rioted and circulated in I the City em the sebject of the Pantries Loift. We give ir, wirpmet i4iwtifeiege oorwelves with its coitents.Trons oiir de sire to ream our feeders fully seirainted with ill that re lates to the t Putt. 'Keeursing the qoartelr'froin u l fienee the paper proceeds, we may odd, that though the writer's leeliogs May betnijitint Mtn neeletinind whitish, he Is fat above the imputation of statist roe fact untruly:— " THE PERUVIAN WAN. -11 ume . reemerkible circatinstabeis biee allehaed tk ne gotiating fey Ibis Loan. " Whet' strapper come amobg at Is, 'reit for large and impudent tratasadiene, they (eight to onderamed eirusigh of the 'whiner character to knoW that English 'merchants, act tag un thew pert with openness sod good faith, are mot fo be met by enempg, evasTon,aud grace ; Wad if sack strangers pretreat themselves here as the repreitematires of a timely funned goyeritrarial, they are especially Wend to feet smelt are nut the means by which they can inspire eorifi tacit and respect inwards the nation which has pieced its bonout in . their keeping. " O. Turstfey last one of Iht &jollies froth Peru AtreereteJ ley appointment at the counting-house of a mercantile firm in Broad-street, closely cooneded with Snails America. He came through the intervention of a mutual friend, for the purppse'uf being introduced to parties oho took • weird interest in South American affairs, aid elan to have so e. conversation abut it loan fur tens. %We 'fiettltemete met him—a long conversation ensued—the nireitioia of die loatt was doieusseil —be was asked the price they expeeiedteir it His mirwer was, • We are standing out fo'r 75 per ceht net ' The intr. view ended in an appointment .io meet the next snuriong this Deputy sod his cellenenet at their house at the wed end of the town, for the purpose of conferring defini tively alemt the Loan. "The pasties menthe next morninett. After a long cau tion bath the Di putieswere asked what price they ex peeled fur their loon; they both eisswereil; as one of them hail dune the dry before, 'ts per Ceilf. net they did out even mention it as their Molest prior, but said they had been advised that their Loan was wroth that sum, and that was the price they • expected' to gel. 'I h• Deputies were re. quested to leave the poly from the City dune for • 1. w mieuteie; they did so ; and on b. ing called in agvtiu they iwrfe tohl, ' Gentlemen, wr wish to treat you liberally. We do not In drive • hard bargain with you. We take yore tan at your oats price, 75 per cent. net ; and we will cow proceed to irrange the conditions, from the manner "too hick we meet you, we expect to be made as favourable as poesiule.• The Deputies seemed well satisfied : the articles of the contend were then discussed, mud the beads of them drawn out fur sigmatore: at the conclusion of which the Deputies said • they had rather not sign any paper without fimt sbewieg it to a friend whom they nasally consulted, laying thensaelves not well versed in such matters that they *wild see their fiend (who they *emu. eA site pieties web no Way CwillieCit4 with luaus, and uteri y acted the part of a 'rivy - Counsellor towards thews) the same evening, end meet thr party the next morning to finish the whole besinese. The neeenny of u.er.r.y was strongly impressed upon "bens, and they gave thel must solemn amerauree that every word that erased iu that room would Ire held sacred. "'t'he next morning. Thursdiy, the parties from the City attended, when, to -their gnat mitootsliment, they found one or the Deputies elm. nt, and the other tuld them very coolly Ifiat, he was sorry his colleague had be.o (Asked to go out, bat that they could give mu answer that day. They express ed their surprise at•thts—remarked that nu answer was ne cessary es to the price of the euetrart, that being agreed. and that nothing remained hot the final anitogement of the sr. titles. Only one of the Deputies, however, being present, Jaicportim mid they week! 'weed Omer more in the litter part oldie day, but that every thing must be concluded that day. Eight u'tlock in the eveming was appointed for this Ins' &ethic rr In•the ermine the party 'Heeded iris lewd met both the Deputies, from whom (hey learnt that ;hey hjd derided Ms giloavd ' w Ile•Wer fpm the present.' 'lie party from the Catg adverted to all that had paved—expressed their onislisneat that sorb a association could be as conducted; but, fiudipg the Deputies inereessible'to every argument they (veld tier so to the inimapriely of the ntanner in which they had dealt with them, they withdrew their offer 'mid. leis Ilyvnti, coodo4iog,flptir lekreie• *Jib this übser vatmo—• fly gashing use of our offer and our mimes, yes may get 'sae or two per emit. inure fur your Lunn; but you '*ill sink the rndral repatitiun trf year oestitilin telettfutd proportion.' • " The nest morning Mr. Theme, Kinder, of Basiulthall- , street, teas aituomieed 'as Inivoag nuntraeied fqr this 1. 4 . 1 1. " It is guile evident to the ;Arty oho bare been thus treated, 11.81 a most disgraceful use has been made of their Offee-. 'Pry CIWCWI •ppreheud list it CCU have proceeded from any dawn of serrior ebeibilitybn the part of the ac ts.] contractor, the Di poty whom they firm met' hiving voluntarily acknowledged that he esustlered the whole of •South America to be largely indebted math.. foe their ex ertions is her favour—thet it would be korai satisfaction 'to him and to his colleague, to see the offal's of their coin try in such hands; eunviaerd that they were the MOO cum. patent to advance the interests or the reentry in every way. Eneuormted by the frooknew of this dertentioes, they met the Deputies in the unreserved and liberal manner is which they rlld,' acid they liaise had the mortilleation toned them. selves grossly deluded, and the promise of serresy Made to them violated by the exposure of both their names rod their offer. s Unioilloeneed by nay feeling efilimppointmest as to the question of profit or laws in the peopasedtrawsoctioa, the parties who. have been thus used, thlek it • matter of duty to s ore. these Deoi....s that is England good faith is not to be violated mi.!. impunity; 'thet here, the tribunal of public opinion is always open, •nd that thou, who disregard its authority will soon lad their true level to Eoglisb society. • 12th 0et0ber,1522." • Among the party from the City ••• • Diiector of the Bank of England. . •- -- C HM TRADE. . . The following answer to a Petition to the Right Run. the Lords Commissioners of Isis M.i.bt.y . 'd Treasury has been received by a house iii Leith : " T y Chambers. October 3,1829. No. 19,2124. NG llEt it With reference lu pur Petition, dated 31st Aingost last, complaining of two heads bsiat required before yus es• remove • small reran of ends not of ware house, for expo,lalitin to It. Petersliwitati, and of the rate of Stamp July, 1 am commanded by the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's T y to acquaint you, that they bare authorized the Commissiorsees of Custom. in Scotland to ills. petite web the warehouse loud, provided all Ike COM is the warehouse is to be exported, sad no pass of is to remain therein ; and that when the Act 3 Geo. IV., cap ea, which imposes a duly un corn, %ball come auto operation, the bond may be taken tin a If. stamp. I am, Gentlemen, year obedient servant, "GEO. HARRISON" [Tbe expose of hoed, here complained of antoented to dime pounds seventeen shillings.] A letter dated Caber, the 6th Instant, states, that a poor widow, of the name or W.-Aft:ARA, and her iu fent grmd-datsghter, were burned to death by an act identul fire on the morning of that day at Bal. Initially. near Clogheen. On Friday evening, thel Ith inst. about twelve o'clock, an alarming fire broke out on or nem the back premiaca in the occupation of Mr. Bone, • respectable coach-builder at Clapham, which raged with some fury for a considerable time, but owing to the prompt exertions of the workmen in the management of the Fetish engine, in conjunction with the retorts of the gentlemen hsing adjacent, who, upon the alarm-being given waft tmmrdwttly on the spot, the flames were subdued by four O'clock. hawing consumed all the out-lon:ea u:.d workshop.. 9t_ /V LICE. BOW-STREIT. •PR,CA'S AT THE HAYMARKET THEATRE. A man of respectable appearance, who stated Isis same to be Charles To!hall, residing at Iddiebouse, sod Who, we pa. derettud, is Captain of as East linhansan, was brought up do lisiorday, on a charge of a most Tusleat nod roprovoled amok YU a tentlessan of the name of Kest, combated itt the Haymarket theatre tae preceding eveuing. Mr. Kent lasted, that be was in hog No. S. of the theatre, in company with a party entirely consisting of young ladies. The house was extremely fall, and his bbx was completely occupied. In Cho tatidd!e of the drat act three *as consider. lble dist arbariee maside of the box door, occasiosed by some person altercating n Oh the Imadicepere, and such was the noise that he and his party entail not hen a word of the per. formanco. The noisome, continued some time, and he at tength ifproeil the box and entreated that the Doti* might be discuiti hided. This. however, was without effect, sad finding lbw he Mrs not likely to obtain ?edress by fair wears, be sowed the box, and went in search of the odic.► who is flatally attending the house. He foiled him and brought him to the spot, When sume further altercation took place with the Prisoner Ly whom the cunfusino had been crested, sod who seemed to be somewhat intoxicated. Mr. Keel was their rethening to the box, when the Prisoner kicked blend This be gouiloaturedly passed by without resentment, but the noise was repeated al intervals. Towards the close of the eiening's attertainiornt, mid Dearly three hours after the first diets.baisce, Mr. Kent went to She saloon to get some grapes for his party, and was tutting on a chair, him self tilting some refreshment, sad utterly msospicious of attack, whew the Prisoner suddenly came up, and watch. foe an opportunity, struck him two most violent blues in his fire, which at once closed both his eyes, and lacerates/ his nose iu a ghosting manner. Mr. Kent was rendered for the moment perfectly senseless, but on recove.ine, found the Prisoner in the custody of an offieer, by whom he was afterwards conveyed to the watchliouse. The op. pearsuce of Mfr. K. on Saturday morning sufficiently evinced the scientific precision nal. which his assailant avenged any injury be might have sapposidibimself to have received. John Rl`Doreald, the officer of the house, was then called, and he confirmed the Glory of the Complains'''. He was sop. pu. fed by the box-keepers, who ileclart d they had never lea nt-sail more robes °meg cooduct in the theatre. The Prisoner had twice found his way into a private box, from which it became necessary to remove him. Mr. Hallstemaited, that it was the Interest as well as the duty of the proprietor of a theatre, to take every perms. tints to ;mimeo. 'ha re•pechible part of its visitors from be ing insulted or interrupted by disorderly characters of any lort, and was glad to find that us the present occasion the othe,r had been so prompt is affiording the Nec essary as. hisisoce. Theo, turning to the Prisoner, he asked bum whither he had been p, riposting the character of Tow or Jerry! Mr. Talbott said, the worthy Magistrate was very much mistaken/ If be tapposed him to be capable of sustaining the pint of either Om .we or the other of the characters he had iaeotiourd. The feet was, Hest he bad gone to the theatre and paid his money for admission'. On going up stairv, however, he found all the places occupied ; but at length, on catching a 'Patients's% eye, he was admitted to his box. Hr found that he had, in order to witness the performance, to teeth over the party; sod as this was to convenieut, situ uliserviog a small gook seer in his which was ouoecupied, sod which he did out know was a private box, he stepped over the ilitrisioes sad gut into it. He Was constrained to quit this, but afterwards roomed, on seeing some gentlemen who had bees she's into it retire. He was agate obliged to rolnitt, •••41 observing that the beekeepers were watching him very Mirror 4, be did not choose to be dins rendered its oftject of suspicion. sad he went obi and remoostaited with OM* lie was thee meek abused, and became a good deal incensed. This was the *substsace of Mr. Tolima', story, bait he did slit tootle apse the violence which be had committed OW Mr. Kent. Mr. Hallo, in reply, said, that by him owe *hewing, Mr. Totbuti bad acted most inaproprly,snd he they'd tbraforr, millions further comment, regime hint to find bail fo sinner for hi. conduct ci the Serious. Th. Priounerrhen retired, but shortly ofterirards ret mimed, and nub his bail *owed info lb* necessary rreogisisaareo. THE ADOPTED CHILD. An elderly lady of respectable appearance, dressed in deep mourning, and accompanied by an internalise looking little girt, shin In moot-nine, applied to Mr. Bath fur his advice, ender the follosidog eireurastawerel:—She sated, that about Diet years *ark her attention had hese attracied , hy the ptomaine and ardent appeersure of tht little girl, whom she now presented to his Worship. She was the daughter of as Irisbuonian of the meanest pant, and observing, from the society in whlCh she was destined to Istieire, that her habits sod moaners were likely to be•depraved, she fell ea Intereit is her fate; pad, barter as 'Aileen of her ore,. proposed to adopt her, arid 1p afEwd her adesslages of m oues' conduit and education rims which .he must he debartvd 'if site were to continue with her parrot. The 'nether gladly consented, and the child was retrieved to ha new home, where it received every kindness mid attention which could hare herr derived from the dirtiest parent. The applicant fin thee staled, that she had taken every piss to haul case upon the mind of the child the strictest sense of her mural sod religious duties, sad bad aloe rpared no ex pense in giviug her an excellent educative. She was sow between 13 and 14 Years of age. She Mt foe her the funded ataachorrat, and she believed the feeling war re ciprocal; bat she was threatreed to be deprived at the so lace which the derived flout her Poem, e amidst other heavy allictions, by the mintier, who wow, after an abseirre of several years, during which she lied altogether Neglected her duty, clime, and, she believed from interested motives, donators' the repweressiwn of her daughter. Is this state of things, aid aoprebrasive if the gill were: restored from her protection, that the might Ipse all the advantages she bad gained, stud be exposed tot lupin and privations cal culated to produce the worst euusequeneea, she was .:nxion• for advice. She added, that ate limed is the parish of St. Grorgi's in the East. dO Mr. Halls reirsommended that she should apply to the Ma gistiatea of Lambeth-,trees, and gave a suggestion fur their guidance, which, of adopted, might tend to assist her bear voletit view, the Lady and her little charge then quitted the orifice in least. MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENTS. Friday morning, as T. Jenkins, Esq. of ensherinodoort, T.tuity-equa.e, Lamina, and his dsupJater, Muss Sarth Hoy Jenkins, a tine seconsplisheJ rising lady, about eighteen yeas. of age, were going to the Isl• of Wight in a wherry, the boat spiel whilst in slays, owing to the sheet of the sail becoming entangled, and the tither, danghtter, sod the ' watt rain, writ drifted away ream the boat, sad remaisted in the water about twenty inmates before a bust from his Majesty's ship Cringe, could arrive at the spot to lake them op. Mr. Jenkins austatueJ and ehetred his slaughter flu, iog the whole of the lime, and when the young lady was taken into the boat, she grasped hold of it and ardently kissed her lather and preserver; but on being conveyed into the Cantles, it was discovered that the vied spark had de parted its fele ass graceful abode, and the sgoutzed parent could emlwnre only the inanimate Itfeless (time of his ten. dryly and mach beloved child! His distress of mind on the 'hots result of all the tirmis so promptly need fur re -1111..! tattoo, is indescribable. The two trairrinen were saved, and, with Mr. Jeukont, are recovered from the accident. A most di esdful accident befel a much respected native 2. Reading, Henry Andrews, Enl. while on • shunting exenrsioss on Saurdny vensfight, at the Park, near Osimettry. About four o'clock in the afternoon, basing discharged one barrel of a thmble goo, he was in the act of reloading it, whew his knee haying uaforlsinately touched the trigger, the other barrel went off and lodged the content■ io his head, causing instant death. The body was removed to the Pssk Hall, within two fl.lde of which the accident oc curred, mid an ialwest held its the course of the eves• snit, when • verdut of Accidental Deata was reiterated. Mr. Andrews bed served iu the 411 s, or King's Own, regi ment, in mo►t of the Wide' (hiring the Peninuolar war, sod also in Americo, and had been many tones "comely wound ed. He was the only Hellish Aker who riposted guard at Wabhiugtoa the short time it was io our possetrios. --+~ _. o __.~ .11" IWS CHASE. .ssu. His Majesty's lemmas will Meel this day (Monday) at Cotes Beech Hill ; sod es Friday, at South Hill ?lrk, at lea o'clock 'rack Bay. The East Sussex fen-Whim& met on Monday, the first meet ing of the season, at Helbitchy, .sod us Thursday at Slime. bass i they Meet Muds, at Hertamoncem. TILE. ARMY. the Oda sad 1551breximenta may be daily expected frog% hulls. The 'alb (or Cameroaian) regiment of foot (Lieutenant; General G. Earl of Dtlhnuoie, GC 8., Colonel) will he re lieved at Gibraltar, On the arrival 11. ere of the 434 Light In. foot), which has embarked at Co. k for slit* perpove. The 26,1. regiment Win be ecolveyrd from Gibraltar to Cork is the use vessels which take oat the 43d Light 10. &airy, •is. the Sturess, Sopkia, had Ocean transports. The gerund and third division. of the 15th regiment of foot marched on Friday and Saturday from Hull for blattehrsiei, •nd on their arrival at the latter plume they are ordered to conti•ne their march, in one diviaion, for Vi'arrlozlon. These wailed diviaioas are exported to remelt Wareingloa on the 10th, halt the 201 h, sad embark at LiverpJul, for an the 21.1 instant. The 2epAyr transport tailed from Deptford nn the Rita instant, for Ca* et, Wrenn,. the depot of the .16th &pascal, in ordsr to convey it to Curk, and biiuß hark the depot of the 43J Light loCantry from Cork to the Isle of Wight. FROM SATURDAY A /Gil PS GAZETTE, Foreign Olke, OcFvber 8, 1822. TIVe King lets been pleased oci.otroial John Marpbersorr trarkeohury, Esti to be his Majesty's Consal al Ord's. The Koig has also been pl , a.rd to approve of M. Vine, as Vict-Consul at Hull for blsMost Ch ari Majrsty. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. John Frederock Senitb, of Regent-street, Middlesex, liars: draper, from October 15 to November b, at eleven. at ibe Court of Coonnissiorien of Bankrupts, London. Geo Are Papp', of NorOa.street, Lambeth, Surrey, horse_ dealer, from October IS to Decembm 3, at eleven. at the Court of Camamimiouers of Saida& p , Buiugball atreet, London. Thomas Robert Gregg and Wiliingn P o uk, jun. of Nad ine. street, London, wholetair confect • • from October 1/ to November SO, at twelve, at the Court of Comatimioarro of Baakropts, Basiughall street. BANKRUPTCY SUPEFSCDED. _ Croce 9141anifold place, Newington Buis, Sweeny. end Alban; Wharf, Cambeiwell, outs and coal-literalism,. RANKRUPTc. John Jokasion, late of Toolry-strt et. ' ',thwart, bat now of High-street, Wappatu, kltddleaca , ...wee, to surrender, October 13, November ?, sad 23, at tt a, . the Court of Com saisalunery of Ba•kruris, Baainkhalrill eel, Landow. At torney., Messrs. Math sod Weir, Avails' Fs ism lanlon. Waders Yalta, late of Yale and P.ckup Bank, near Blackboln, Laoratter, dealer, to surrender, November 11, at iv*, 14, at tea, and 43, at twelve, at ilut Old Bull Its, Blackburn. Attorney., Mr. R. Edlettov, Blackburn ; and Messrs. Clarke, Ri chard., and Medralt, fltsweery-lase, Loodoo. George Yates, late of Ecelestrill, Lancaster, dealer, to sur render, November 1 Lai fire, 12, at ten, and 23, at reveler. at the Old Bull Ins, Blackburn. Attorneys, Mr. R. Mlles too, Blackburn 1 sad Messrs. Clarke, Richard., sad Med calf, Cbancerrlaue, London. Thomas Burro*, of Kendal, Westmorelsnd, grain sod mealmterebaar, to *amender, October 31, at too, November I, sod 23, at eleven at the King's Arms Inn, Rearing. Al trinity', Mr. R. Addises, Vernlam-buildings, Loudon; and Mr. 1. Wilma, Bendel. James Wheeler, jos. of Abingdon, Berke, Irmwerr, 10 our render, November I, at seven, 2, and 23, at melee, at th e Cross and Thistle tan, Abingdon. Alto mem Mr. Nriesa, Es•ex•street. &read, London ; and M. Graham, Abingdon. Thomas Peemon, of Watford, S:alrord, 'mobster, to sursea der, °ember 23, at four, It and November 23, at ' , keep, at the Bell sad Bear lon, Stone. Attorneys, Messrs. Hurry and Wi4w , Lincoln'. lop fields, London; sad Messrs. Hub bard nail 'Ken Cheadle. • (Deride**, out watt) MAINTINGM OFPOOPItORS AT rug awn. OF cuxub..sio.vuus OF BA.IWIIePtS, TO NORILOW. X N. G. Papp', North-greet, Lambeth, borse-dealer 3 11 I. F. Smith, Regeol.greet, lista-draper DIVIDON D. P. P. Coma. Cleinpu, and Llu)d's Colin-bow, iasur aace-bruker NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. . PORTSMOUTH, 00[031111. Arrived the Hero, from St. Andrew's. Boded the Kotueoti, Dolaw:Hoof, for St. Petersborgh. OCTOBEIL 10. Sailed the Ad: soy Sievert Patchett; Wilcock ; sal Uoiuo, Brolicohaen, fur Loudon. LOSSES AT THE CAPE OP GOOD HOPE. The Olive Branch au,ll.,ander have been driven un abeire at the Cape of Good Hope, and were to 1w sold the hest wn k in Aceu.t. Tbs Royal George, from New South Wale., and the Sun were &tyro out allure nt the Cape of Good Hope prior to the 7th of August, hut exprel,l hi be gut .2 The Ad. talk has been roodeasneit at the Cape of Good Hop•. BIRTH. At Been. th, Ctonsrvonahoe, the Lady or Major Borrower, of a ton. ►CARRIAGES. Os Tuesday ------------- near Chart.-- villa, John Harold !tarry, of Hollyamere Boom sad Kil. &lemon Goalie, corny of Cook, fleq, to FAima, mama 'bitchier of Henry flarrtsun of Castle Hanna', Esq. Oa Tharsday Ism, at eleadiagtoo, near Oxford, Mr. Thomas Nye, to Mrs. Mary Payne, both of that place. The milted ages of the happy pair smounioil to 12S years. The bridegroom, azed 68, was oblictJ to go a ii.taoce of about 60 miles for • calibrate of bus legato, to prove himself 01 years of age. DEATHS On Friday morning, at Chichester, Mho is Fityloahrrt. aged 65, siator of the late limas. litshubert, Eiu merly of Stuhhingio., Imilge. (hi Thoorattriy evening, lOth Omit int, in Upper Raker mitt", aiticerely treated, Lieutenant Genrtal Wioter, late Cum emoodriii of 161 Majesit'a Koval Nlorine Forces at Chatham. On the 7th Ortimer. at Ed.ohurch, Caroline, the rfant daughter of V4arren Hustings 6 - ttleolod, E'cl• Sat un'ay morning, Capt.Thoola• Haw, Provost thr Cite Savoy Pt fat her• .0 low to Mr. Jones Wm. &w its. of No 110, Strand, who has lately het his father. Filthy seunizte, at the house of JAin Bewisfidol, of Buoy, with whom be had heed an ;nowt for the Wilt , 'ems, John thiodluild, F:rq. in the Ikl.l yrsr of his age. He was one of hies Majesty's .Imtures of the l'eace, sod Deputy Liculetinill fur the county of Suflo'k, and Trotter foe the m maps' charities ral.i i, hrd in that lanriatti.6 o4lo "" ll Y a Gentleman Comm are of Magdalen College. Lately, at Wembary Leigh, aged 64, Ur. Isaac Tacker, He was well known as a mn.ical composer; and his " Coro 'tattoo Anthem." " Psalm and Hymn Tones;" • owl " Sarrril Melodies," have fur years beat in acid repute. HIGH WATER AT lON DON BRIDGE THIS DAY. Molding I I after L I EVIII lig 38 miler I. Pelat-ti sad PahPetted at TIIE BRITISH PRGala sat' 11 ii C GLOBE 0110,r, Na. 187, Sancti, by CHARLE S etntli'AELl l et the Woad. I :--