The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-31 00:00:00

EPILOGUZ 'TO I"HEA 4 I4W PLAY, A PRIOR CT.AIM. • 3POKIN MISS • THANK lieav'n, my Witt liberty, again ? 1 y torigne'can amble, in a nimbler strain : 1 lore the laugh, and so indeed do' Y u ' , 'r ho' now and then, you love the'aerious-too. As Prologites ne'er the ensuing scenes - betray, 1410 4 asks your mercy for the Play ;Sa • useless sure for Epiloifile to shew Those ineidents.you all alitady„know- : Mort nseless still your merey, to implore, lodgment once passid, and excittion o ei. fron t your tic,:ision; no appeal we claim;, Your censure candid ; but your . plaudits, fame., We half the hour propitious, that recalls • Once mare ytyat welcorn. Presence to these walls ; 4,4,4161 sports sn..l theatres, again Ts 'grL'e the ample s::ats of Drury-lane.ha • • intJg,tr Las tne briny breeze enjoy ,;tvw:lrd cabin of a Margate Hoy ;. •- t : r °lllii4ll 'Av mourn, their en v ied friumph.e'cr, 14Y:Beauty's precidus burthertlaress'cl no more ; Uuiasstorne lashiJnable nymph ' hew • /law w ciltitgy tit tup-it in kopen-row. . Shcep, vi..ithin one penfold fenc'd ye, 'ihrs set their wits against ye : ins, they say, one head may fetter, rwebeacls, than one, are hetter. tg:sn round and small, • " r•ws htaus may haw: no brains at all I • my natute'shoei:s, is lautter than two blocks. dt our title has—you'll say ..!onne:lcd with the Play— • minas it difflrentil, • will strike ; ?taint to what they like. ;, tt nd Miss in years well sped, the prier them to wed. Soldier, mine /hi 'tis plain, foe, and drive him back again. l'Aek, our I)) kr shall stand, lubbers erc tney reach the land. roars the snob, we'll all advance ;int to quell the pride of E rancQ• .cted body will we stand, ht'art, and arms in ev'my hand, Usurper o n our nat i ve land ! • S taut v.) t word, before I haste, away— Authors, for this evening's Play : Jut, lilVral voice, to justice true, their cause to candour and re 190. approve, they're proud your 'taste t 6 hit ; condemn, they mourn iti and subthit. 'i.—The new Comedy of A Prior few curtailments, -which have refit more compaCt and etrealve, was re ,siderable success last night at Drury- The Performers were more in pos it parts than on the first night, and re 'Y •,:reased its interest and power of enter- Ninth censure has been 4rinwn . nl l4l litvot.o for his share of the Play, ti .. )01 -igh none . 1 . -id tt u il l e Autors, we understand, know" their incii e°9osri) it. ,Hence public criticism upon 114 , ccasion has, in some degree, exposed- itself to ' 11 ' 11 1) 1 41W • • 1011 qt private spleen. , iti '-.ATTOCAS tuilui,A.- 1- ily met :‘,vitli.an accident (, 4,l "lgiit. go i ng to p er f orm i n Tire Cat-imq, at zin :41 t;ardell-l'ileatre in consequence of Nviiich ;'iT;r ll() gYwai made for the . :substitAtion of Mrs. 11 (r e r' Ll ' in the Play ; and ,‘.lrs. D.,..v.p11'0 1 1 1 * took larii4er hi The lircwo Ve/litV• ' l 6 ' MUnar C h Of the upper P'l;i9n 3 uatil " "i; exalt his ti t l e to t h at o f Emper6?, - as; he was o r e , tit. tukrt!.,ltoyal Highness the Piii,-iczss , 0 1 1: . N t VA 4 1 : 1 : 11 5 , 'ti tt► ' l n,ed yeqerclay a party of latilkionan-c , L 3 t litt seat at Blackheath. • %,i(iiset.erday the Lotto' the irst the Term, but no Nfotions were heard i, f 4 t . “-• such a$ were o f course .......Th t4 Court rose , . t the morning. h COrlfidergli Stated yesterday in the first circles, that the following arrangement had . a.„1„ . ;.1, 11 ade fat th e S ta ff o f t h e B r i t i s h and liatto‘ f i c) , o l)s, now em b arke d f or t h e C ont i nen t, viz. r Hitiness the DUKE of Y(IRK, (Thril • • tt c• ti thie ;—Hi6 Royal flightless the DFK„t; ( :11 , ,,,f,"'"ItLamb," to the COM - 41 311 d of ..the British , N "ittl"t'cien Litratenant-minerals under him ' i itl t '' 3 41 °Y 81 .11ighuess the Dt/ii r;tr)tboett Lieutenant-Gener a )4 .and twelve M4P)1.4 r ah under him, t o h a v e t h e command of the tli l is h tp e (krst cast-iron road in ''Scotla'nd is in n tfth,', 4 4 giug at Ayr Collidy, in the neighbourhopc ht-"` own,' by which coals fliom.,lllP pit ' w ill b° 1 0 4 bo ar d ships at an expence of' about a penny (447it1)4r ton. This v.Ngon road is iipou a different lt,hiwttion f r „ ni a n in England, and is supposed "" on 4 better plan`. ' 14 14, '4•7 last a Golden Eagle was shot near D oug tuli r ill E aa-L9thian. Although apparentl;: riot quite i a t ing , , when exto ed, frog i nehes f rom tip to tip; the lenth of the body 41:1 011 ,' 1 11 to tail nearly. a feet, and 1 13 weight w i a s tee4l`,9ll). , It had been seen - pruviling about tne kur shoat a week before. • kft „,„„„„,,, r an active canvass, Sir fitylo - totlti",(...l,thi obtaitiint , first a itioj,rity of the Town ` l . Of ettpar, tuld afterwardii the nnanituous fit l l4 v l;: r t.,,of the whole; the friends of Mr- SCOTT , i,eli nea timber politest , there. Perth and aid it t i 3 i tre sakt to }fi e; inS w .Sir interest report ,be corroet,lie must be the suc - , at ezutidate —(l)ttritee'.4dvertiser). t hrte " l fe - boat has tIONV lken introduced into. iktlAes!iltarters of the ;lobe. (lne has bCO.II sentA'l fo • rvir• 41( '- a ' and another' te the East , 1 ' 7 41) is - flo w ' uilding one by orcL rof fir 411 - 11 %4,"f0r' Fro-erbur - gli ; ir and roolastst l ' e lv e d , i apt °rad!, contlirett nte ;,, - Tor th- Ntly 'Cut `. -I,t : 1-' S w er, f ruin our :.lm • 4 4, .. How well they tit t u p- lia vifik, like S' p, ' To.night trou Author T44',tl:9orancli brzlns, Itt 1 1, vti4 own; two ' l olit Pli,C; lrtto b. v, i C. , 11 144)1ph ! t.,,,,, i Y 6 thu' tiro siati le rn, Olehe4 , like anne. , . • h. one (a ti l t our , 4 trolly kerns'CCIIIC Vti tilS'ltnt 111111d3 it •;,..411,14y a prier claim ti $lll'S . 14 lier tteLSslttld 41, all assert the pri, hotits the old 301 die to thvet the foe. and • 11 4 t! cries I . k, of t o thresh the lubber: litikki—then roars it our prio• Claim to q u to wig coini,,,cted ba Zt4l in each ht‘art, at to Crush th' Usurper out, Loft --A WOrd, Chia I, Gm our Autho titty know yotir libil 1 ~,kal leave their cause Should you approve. ,Styitil yon condemn, r,illlP., TREvni.-1 44m, with a few e l ,ered tho 'Diego. more ~extra walk coosiderat larit Tlttlitre, The I 4!ssi(in ,rift heir parts t ,1,41/etitly increased it i 44infont N't clt cell i , ilt. , A SES,qONS-HOUSE,CLUIZENWELL,Qcr.3o. SPORTING INTELLIGE,AVCE. NEWMARKET THIRD;OCTOSER; or, HOUGH % TON MEETING, ttOs. WEDNESDAY, OCT.' 30. Subscription Plate of Sol. for 2.. yr olds, 7,t 41h. and 3-yr olds, gat. 41b. fillies allo , ved .21h, ,Two_ old Course. Mr. Wilson's ch. f. bytiz 1, Itz.trd, Yrs old - Mr. Golding's b. f. Merry • Mairf. byltuzzard. 2 yrs old • 1. Sir F. Standish's bl. c..by 'Mr. Teazle, a. yrvold • 3 Mr. Wymiliain's b. c. Xallboy, 3 yrs Old ~ , dr Mr. Mellish's b. c: Companion, 2. yrs old - ' Mr. 11 , loothousNbr. c. brother to Whiskerandos,-3 yrs old dr Tw.:? to ion Mr.' Wilson's ch. t. 5 werTstaltes of toogs. each, h. ft. Two-yr old Course, Sst., . ~‘. . cacti. Mr. Wattion's c.,by Worth, out of Patient.c C; n. Grosvenor's c. itavear-!eni, ytimithleioniart - 2 Mr. iloworth's c. by Sir Harry, bought of Col. pd - 1)4o to t . Mr. Wation's c, Sweepstakes of sone. each. Acrost the Flat.. Mr. Laribrolke'ssustarri, Watf9n s Dirxbury, Ist. 71b. 1.1, Whe.it.ear, 7st. Jib. . I 2 11 , 1 r . 'Five to 4 agst !!,) 4 ogst Duxbury. I.'l S..ekville's Witchcraft, Sst. Sib, beat Mr. Wilson's c. New 7st. 81b. 1), 1., locks. Five to 2. on Wit, hcraft. I.cl Barrymore's Clatitude, Bst, 91b. he,t Cut. Todd's e llir. po:ncnes, Bst. Across the Flat; 250. —l , ive to 4 agst Grub. tuck. .;' Mr. Watson's Dreadnought, Bst. 11).. beat Mr. lloworth's Wheat-car, Bst T.worlyr old C .'— Si Xto4 on Dread nought. .• Mr: Cave-Browne's ch... 1). Stretch, 5 yrs old, Bst, .rec.. ft. front Mr. W. Bayley's b. f. Fanny I. artc),*3 ytti oh:1,, ()St. D. 1. ft. " • . • ARCHEAFIEL? 11 - 7 0 . U , 511: ) . . . . • The seat of Mr: HAMILTON 1\1..3111.1-r, near Edin burgh, which has been the theme of universal One . gyric, has lately undergone great .alieratiOns provements , Around the house ii4..tlow ereding, under the direCtien of that eminent ArchiteEE, Mr. Wykrr, a most Magnificent colottade, the order of which IS entirely Gotliic. The pillars„ which are to support this noble strueture, are ,entirely comPbsed' . of pot?byty, § ientia, Jasper, and green verde antique,. -or Egyptian marble. All these precious relics have been dug ,up from the ruins of Herculaneum, and were selected, by the , Earl of ELGIN, Wilqll he. was AnabaiSa,dpr tit the Ottoman Court. They,composed the whole .freight. of one. Ship, and were fbrw - aided from thence to this Country. Op their arrival at the Custom-house ) , they were conveyed, to Globe-yard and there in speele'cl by the. Searchers. The examination occu .pled a whole month. The duticS paid by Mr. Ncs . BITT , 'were very great, ,said to he near 10,0001,—, , They were charged at : the rate of 3L-d . .per pound.. Alter remaining .nine months at the Cpstorn-house, they were cony eye: to Scotland by the Leith Ships, Messrs. NOLLO‘BigS',, VANdantll, wad WESTNIf- COTT, the ,elebrated statuaries, were consulted re 7 speding the best method of polishing these inesti 7 enable rarities. Since that period 200 workmen from London have been sent down to iestOra . thege beautiful specimens of ancient gsandeur to their tine beauty: - The 4pcifip Vrigate brought over a part:, of this valuable, tratitre. Zbe interior of the lilaii -51011'possesses acquirements altogether tinit,ue. The decorations of the gartmeiits, the stYle t o furni ture, are entirely 0..1! FgqpittviNe. Ali the ing room are no less than I beautiful mari: , le tables 'of porphyry. A. great aotiotc.try who has them has been heard to-declare, that no Monza eh in Europe ,can boast of having so many in his posw.i.„:l. Archerfield Houser is, withott exeept.t.n, the mnst Magnificent private Mansion.in Seothittd: 'flit court is .so extremely spacio , ,t , -; tlitt it nteaSure,s a Mile, in circuit. r.l'a give an 'idea of the princely style .of living•there, it' is. only .tieceSsary to add; that clic table in the servants' hal,l, where t'..to6 persons daily. dine, :is at all seasons of the ,)'ear plentifully supplied with the bestof - provigons,, and th:clioicestirtiits, ev&n p i pe's nil gra p es be ieen t!zere at ail times, and in all seasons,. ill abundance., Dining the whole opep house is kept to All t‘oment. The rental pf ‘Mr. I L' N cstatei is little, short of 60,4)001. per amain). nificent, improvonients havt: bet.:ll made for the acc97 inotkition of 1.,0rd and Lady \ll.llCifl.l. return has been ho 'anxiously loOlied for during the 'last twelve months. Her - Ladyship) Who is arrived, is Mr. 11. Nusni-iT's only child. . 7'lmA - 1 - tanner in which' libt;Ar tit rit suffers the . I :,fembers of the Tribunate t 6 speak of the. F.,Nivnaott of Germany is enough to jiiititY the resentment of that Monar, h, .and, to rouse a spirit of .%:,engeance among his lubje4s.. It is :well,latown 6:4 the Le gislative Bodies .of France are just as submissive to .the nod of their Tyrant as the Public Journals, and none of the :Members dare, utter any thing that would be, in the least 'degree likely to provoke his displeasure. Therefore the ipsolenCe. of any of these Members, direaed . against .. . Foreign Powers, may be eonsidered as the language of the:crsurper' himself. What woUld lie . say,,it such . .comments upon his;copdua aft truth might jo,hify.woli; to uttered in any Legislature Or Other .I.ssetnbly iii ,Ger, many With the permisiion of the 17,11).artba French Journals would be full . of the most violeut complaints., and,the French Sollatei would rei()Llihi \Vial outcries of vengeance. ' ,FitevlLiE latoly delivered a speech in the French 'II rißunate toll of the, most malignant attacks upon the other States of Europe, 'and . prtioularly thc Court of Vienna, to which . he, , applied every offethhl.: epithet _that low-born: rancour could Auggost., Such i, the dig nity with whiph BONA VA lh tiLlt astonish ing elevation to Which be . 1)(0 1 risen h his (times; aud'the despicable still - ranee .of the French People. 10%)re WILLIAM MAINWARING, Esq. Chaii'van, anti a torterwa Rtme..ili rf Justkeicd,;the Peacefor the County qf Mid:llesex, ' .. . ~ ~ ASS:WI:Fs, Emilio lia‘iii.44,, E and Hannah, his s ittOited for, till assault on Mitryl3ainhijdge. 'Mr.IALLEv.,' „ .tor .the PrOsecution, Stated, that the: .Prosecutrix was the wife aa•brave. sailor, w ho was now employedrin. the Service of his King and Ootini try. ' -The ..I}eft.inciiitits. wi-n - e t2.heC;C:ll.lolli;ers, in the neighbOurhood of ('ovent : Garden.. Upon the night of the (t ty .st-.1t.cl in time indiaMent, the . prose-. cutrix, Who lodged in time,DefericlimeS honse, had a few friends to spend the evening ~ V itla . Iler;. and, as she wits going to let ,-thein out, a littie:.'after to at ni.icht, she „vas met : hy . .the Deft:o4lo 4 it the hall-door ; they accosted her, grossliabitSed her; and, as soon as the wife skipped her in, the; face,,`the • -husband knocked her down, and kleki'id her. She Was inuchinjured, 'and did. not rqcover it liir some time after:. ~.: . . • ~ , , ' • . These fa.a.s.,were ( proved . br the Pr(': i seetitrix her self, gridsome of her friends 'who spent that eVen insr,'with her.' . • . • 'On the part of .the. Defendants ,, it appe:mr&d, that • the.Prosecutrix!s compiumy were ma::.l,:g, in4i-y until near•three c;clOck on Sunday,morniug, :11[111'..milt; so gregit, a noise, that the I).efetultints foLud it necessitry to Call the •wirtch. 'The Prosecntrix liersi..lf came to See: :her company ; . out, hail' Undresied; and the Watchmen, who .were-CaileCl in.,.s.wore . th,:it the Pro secutrix, and one • of...her tair ,Cornpanions,.., 44e , Very much into -, Licateu, •:. 7- . ' , - .: . . • ,' , The Defendants were both li,7ipideid.. ' . -• I Mary .RoNnso'n ; ,,anci :: foi - ir; other perlons, who did not appear, were indi6ted.for a riot before the dv,rel.' ling-house , of itilm Peter fiOp - . , . , • , ' Prom the evidence of the Prosecutor, it appeared, that . the Defendant, Mary Robinson had livc:d with hiM for' upwards , of ten years,,as a .companion ; but taking a fancy. to itllC,llier mfoman, , he . Made her hiS \vire,- and disearded the Defendant . when the se;': , 1 .I,..ere pangs of .alighted love . wp4lc.l have • \ ent, ' and Were discharged in a torrent , Of abuse upon him and his bride. , . :. ' ' . ' • ' ' • ' ' It appearing, however, that the chiefeause of com plaint arvie more on account . of a violation of pro-, . , mise, on the part of money matters, than of broken vows, and no aft of "rioting being . prOied, the De fendant Was :tcquitted. '' . . Time parties Were well stricken., in yeimrs, and there' were . no traCe4 of beauty, in,ithe equlitenances of the fair . (Usig:tuts. . . . . • • . .., .. ... 17dunird,White, ik beerl4..carpenter, was 'indict=ed: for :vialentlyess4eltiug John, Wilton, his journey ...,... man. -.- ... , . • .. • . _ . . It. appeared upon the evidence of the , Prosecutor, corrobOrafed by sever:A:Witneicivs, 014 on the day' stated in , the indii:Jment he Was . 'at•werk at . sorne, winclow-fratimes,standiugion a till-foot kidder, about . six. feet from the ground ; anti, without .iimiyitrtiVibuS: provocitien,,, his master; cunt. . L 1 ~ to: Juin,,afitiseit !isms grosSly, turned tilt: laildor, ,on "Wliii..li lii 't•*•iii?, standing,'and ,pulled'it whim yioience : Ile tumbleit to the ground on a liep of ,hrickS; 1.,c1...,r, h ciatid well reCOVIPT 131$ IM'S he Wit trod by hi, .waster,,, knocked down twice, , kicked,. and Much briiised ;:, hisarins and lips- were cu,t, and bled proi"uscly, ;And his: eye blackened, . ' . ;The Defendant atternoted , iv pi ove thtt. tlw Pro- . waiter W4‘3 'very impertinent, and at.tually made the! first alsatilt on biro,. , ' He was, how:.-xer, fraud Guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine, of tOl. It:.lf to 1 , ', , .m to . the Prosecutor for the injury he bad NostainiM. : liobert liimilv was inclined for assaulting William Potts, on the tith of September. Upon that day the Detlyidant came to the workshop of the Prose cutor, .Who is' an ernament cabinet-maker in War tiourstreet, on pretence of „seeing one of the men; The . Prosixamtr.was attending one of his customers, through the workThops, and seeing the Detettdant, V.llO it ',.td f'ormerly'worke.ii.fer:him, sitting on the bench in One of them knowing hitn to be pwk. 7 . t:vened among the .„:oinhinators, and: aware that , lie was acquainted '‘, , irh the rules ,•Of the house, not to ' permit any persons there hut, those , workmen who belonged to ..it, desire & him htitantly to N 3 gone about his •builtio , i, as litisktoulki corrupt his men. lit reply I i., this., the . :Pefendartt swore he would knock bit down, , at tlie;:aanle Orne4miming a blow at time •Prosocutor head with a large stick that, he carried; ' which :was wartlekoff by One of his men; he repeated his blowiand.strur:k him on the head. The Prosecutor thcin,-aisisted by his apprentices awl tnen, drove him cut of:':ilie shop. : , .. , :.. The Detendatmt endeavoured to Shew; that, the first assault watiliven by the Pmsecutor, who shoul ' tiered him Out cut the Elton, and that 4.lnustitr-hitch wan set upon him ).• which latter merely barked, bearing the noise. and sruffle. He was found •Gaitty, and sentenced .to one rnetttlr's iraprisonment. ' • ,: • - . 7'itornasl'int, stood incased `,,fear having violeutly assaulted Mary Jone, opp..the Both of last Augnst. The Prosecutrix stated, that on thu 4.14 mention ed in the Indithrient' She had. Called at the house . of the- Priscinerovtmo, is .zt Tax-githerer, to pay the , Poor's-Bate title on her house, an ,ountin o ,. to 11, I os. ' that, iheilendered him the -money, which he re- . ' cived, t.intl nude out aregniar Nmipt tOr the amount, :and laid it on the table, which she itrimeitiately took up ;• that he then„ Made a further deniiind on her of ;ysi 6d. as a fee but • that she, being unacquainted It is:to be hoped that-the KII.fG of NAPI.PS will with any eanse for stieh deinand, i' •it pa ' ' re...4cl .. o y tr.; not hi Jess Snecoss 3,1 in presci ing his . Domittioni that the Prisoner. instantiv Aeizt'd ber by the neck, f rot i l D-enrhnoneltiestltin'he has lately been in adorn- and insisted on her retumini the receipt, or laying lug it ~v.ith'lloplall Atitupaties,. the it..e, which she also 'envied, having paid the'sum On Fritlty Inorning , aboilt 1%%0 &clock, a d rent i_ stipulated in tlit receipt ac having. been.reeeivqd. fill fire broke out in it i na lt_kil n at c ar i e tol l , (a he Priwner then threw her down, and heat . 2.ter 611'1,111 viii ige three miles south of -Carlisle;) Wilidl Untl l6 ' 6ll3ll Y , Su much so, 3S ,that, from her git,ia tion at the tune (beinx pregnant), her life 'as en ra,,ed 'with great violence for a ciousiderable time : , her v i t i r • 1 ; . dantPere. d l'i -t i ~ „ f . - 11 . chew the the prermses, toget , 1 lan aciotning qtr, Lie re; e. : • la. n (....onsetillerlt,t: 0. the 1.. 7 (14a k 25. s_le en ti re ly consumed, and fonr tows were burnt to t u e3 l'ect!ivel she was confined to hcr r 00,4 eleven . • . . . . days, at the end of which lime she applied to ..ta death in the. hater: - YeAerday triorn n - il; a hae,,ney-cOach, driving very Magiarate for a . A•arra:,)l, and the Prkoller was lit fait ill tiAlOl)Sg3l.O-:triTt, :threw down a Lady of the 'cw l3 equenee. apprehended. nathe of 3.:•:Yeliett . , ..b. ben the wheel went over hc-r KlrY J.a<: l- zion L'Ottol.:'or - itt - . l the n: is el the -o artu,-.lind:broltelt, Some o e r soas wo o : , i p ,.. purmi i t , l rosecotrix. of the co:h;lailau, but he escaped. _ . 1C , ..0-bi:-•ti for th..‘. 1)1:1 ; witer •A.::-; , ..1 ilimt hi i elii!:nt. A ppor v•J;••11'er-woroaii,,oll the itaineof Simp , on,- bad beell li - :: iii . ;. ,- ,, :.•- :, .., ' I ; '•i t , ..1 - •' - , iii , ,i ‘ , ...c 1 a re...)iiitent in Botcherg.tto, Carlisio, ‘,%'a1.., going ti her univermtßY 1-, -H , -•' it . si ky I: •:. i' . ..;; .. ; ~.• :t‘:, :P: :It; 116- N vork - •,kt the tial,ll , ,iiie, earl) on Monday se`oMlit, 11, ' 1- 7 1 - atld, bib f :.':: : clii. :••, :,•.: •01.::;;-• ii:;:„.-o pre ,ent NVIKtn she v,.:aiati.:,cheii by :, l,:it t i;,• dog, Avhieh seiy,c:d .Io htioak, if Li ••-• • . ;.• ;:. 1,. : 11. , li , :i „ith ye ller by the L. and - R• - e it itia 100 , 1 dreadful in.iniwr. " i kr 4 l; to the ern i; :: .1 ~i : i •: 1; i , . i hin,, tr,•, o tl - 4e. The vaillli. ill cctu.4equene‘...is.,contined tp her house, ,-staturfitlit: of - lii-• :••,t•-,...t;', ii , .. .-•,:-:-,..,,'..:-..•'• t lit.: P-lt-0.- 'cutrix had tendered him a paper, which She, COSCTtOd to contain 11: tqs> and for ,which,he, imagini,,t - )g it to be right, proceeded, without examining its con , tents, to make out the receipt as for the full amount of the Tat es dint'. ; and having finished it, laid 'it on the table : that .slie immectiately snatched it ; up": that on .examining the paper, he thund tly.it it wail shiniqr short of the stun due, and inforoft , d her she must ...have 10 Some t luitake ; but sl:o t o ld hi m it,' was false, and that as . slic kid the reCellit, he might do his worst : that he then demanded th, r&oipt back, which she reftised ; and that'll; eons.- (pence a scuffle eusukxl, and in hisende,rvOtiii to re-i2ossess himself of one,; ni141 4 h a v o r c een.rea : spine slight bqt 4.10 t means so violent as she stated. No witnesses SS cre brought forwarl stabg:tn tkltt:• thi3 stateipent. l'risoner lotind—Gui/ty s ; and su.iit, nk.ed .o pay, a fine of .tos . . and he cliscli;li•ged. r,, . . COLD BA'al tyI.DS PRISON.: Mr., SN - ovv, the Foreman,amompai Cie d by th: •cit. of the Grand Jury, , entered, and addre:-..ied the Court as follows -Mr... GEZATICYJAN, NVO lAave. been .visiting the: Prison in Cold Bath, Kited awl I erhave. the satisfiletiOn acid , the pleasure of ott, it is in a perfeet state, and much expedation. We are.: extremely sorry Obit -Tarty prejudi&s , have carried things; to .so• high !: 1 :1 , ri 1 01,-, as to represent it very fitlsely, fonthe,Prison 15 sup.-. ior,iive: think We to. :auy -Prison. the world." Mr. C; r.Tn:p, the Counsel- ..'° The publicition c f yam., Ifepott may, dO.tinfolt. good.", Cif AIRMAN fl 'lllo NEM/ is really stieii yoti :‘ iay, Gentlemen ; all those who have had al) y wish to- be inforined of RS state, are pettedly rodstled.'* beyond any thiii?; ever saw, and we are about making a,tepreseiniaion, of it'to the Public, and a our entite,gatist'attion the state of it. It is a pleasure to sea.a place of this. description." . . CIIAIRMAN,--- a If you were to f!,. round, the , Kingdom,. . Nut See every Jan you would tie ut the same opmitm,". . ,4GITC,c'LTETIZE, MinsiTlll.? REPORT FOR OCTORYP.. - ; THE dryness of the weather prevented for somp.. time' the, clover layi breaking up well for Wheat SQW11),0; ; but towards the end of the month thoy worked kindly for the seed in most distri4s... Soma , . early sown fallow s, free fr,oin,black grass, have thrt,w it out prOmising plants: - A large bulk or Clover for seed lt9s tieerrzot up in' good or,ler. in the Eastern, and some of. the Northern Countie:i, and; b4ter : headed than. has. been, reint;i4ered fof years Countries feed,- particular! ',titvouo r hout Norfolk 'ao,(t ,-;otrolk: In many .patts, e a.cons-ideraOle Winter Tares in. great cl4o.'iorv,..trd state of N vhich;.particniarly.wherg,drille , i, rvttf, no 14'tbund h i•;tdy prohtat4e.„to this : growers, Corn of last liarvv,l, of ail turn up cvety,wfteirk; ahandant, and, .troni upe,t, of , goed quality.—The lends,: is found to rise mitch.abovu tn e ,Igo; and the.no general introdW.tion of threshing machines upon a simplifivd cotiii;.ruil:tion will be found consider:ll4y to int. .Nleat Nikkets for prime. arOcies hati.sottle ,:d wince) . but iolerior Besot i and Mutton continue , Pig-Po rkAs , plea titi.tl, :tntl not deinti . • Veal of 6 klpc-' rior quality is worth inure ilitAley. , r- , ..1./Vall Stock, con- Cauteg to. be had:. upon nearly the same terms as through the conrseof last month,. except Store Sheep, which are. somewhat 10 , ,ver. 7 ,-The Hop Alarketa have had a turtheradvance in prices.' In Wool them 1, little or no variation since our last Moilth'a Report Monday nty . e.perirtient Nvits tried on, the Queen's Bastion, Portstut)tith, by a l '.pitrty of iirtilier'y,'Vtli a view of ascertaining; Ur Peintii pies . 4 . lid d i j v c ll :, ( s )f_ throwing s fells from it mort:l4 d ciirca rine, .to I.lt obiotz, without it vei7ginff, tic ltic lc 50elPi to be the great cd - cdarim. Five shells were thrown, two., of which wcre hi a dire& ,and nea4 struck the.fiag, which W 44 phiced' 50 . 0 yards of t ; ..but it N1%13 judged, :is i; wital, they e itii.,6 . t of chance„ and . not tY,clirekaion tilt; ingenious table, which wak calonlated to regglate it, which is the contrivance of a Mr..GILREkT, a Wail.il..Malter of that tolAm., Colonel bcitauLT, Major Munientx it, .titurther‘4 of the Artillery, and j inany spc:,tatorsy:Cre preSe.llt. The following Proclarttation was lately issued hi a Scotch Bort ugh to the. North of Oh yet 1 ()h\vez ! Oh yeti There is a cow to th‘ Oiled at Fleshes' Chiles'; un I tuLty next, gin there sail he ei,:.(uut rigerneht tor tit,: sante, The Provosit is to 1.11;. It“te ; the Nilttister is to tak leg for ;Ai tin a t hv 1).05160 and CattAer a leg between itStrrl. Sin there onith,ir on howl, gin the.te sift oily certainty of taking .thisock log, the cow trait wit rviutco tAti, t' Q r hiniset is' to take 11 s ch.tAce of s4f iIJ, the head and hat. ragttes,' The following is' a mote particular account of the nianno• in which the was transmitted from lioulO7ne n----On 'the Morning of:Sunday i pinnace was oliserved by CAPti ON'EN, Of the inuncrtaiite, coining oht of lioulogne„ with a small . boat in tow, • whi , ..;l, when arrived within gun shot, sail ltbandon. 0 , .c - E.t:'itnrriediately sent a boat to pick her up, wh , .!ti a'pnalket was ftmhd in her, i',lc.iref,:lett, •,, ' , he Conititodore of the English Squactroii..._ . The , 'paaet was direaly carried ori bt , vird' the iniviortilliW, 'wh . t;;n the folloWing words AVero tOlifid On the lope :-- 4( The Commodore Bottra has the pic , ;l , .ific: to hiforrh . the COntillotiory of the .1..1+4 - „Ii.11 ;(A thc: p.ti)cr, vi..ll l w.h a,vas ~ 511 o o in!, ,Ifirle sb '1 . . - ent ; ]s , truite. (;c),,'l. et! 0 , 1 iTh,ty r 1411 , . t ..q jail 4.ii,onio- tjill, it Prince Itt:tt:ot- N I) est en loitorviog wag giv<t row; o tplit , hundrc d tooth.niu : p, on the t riff tile'-Ati 'Tltt, Cl t 4 Onief NlNet.: is iiiffiseit A ill Ulits, 1.1.0.E.1)1N,‘ . N11,is pal to f oe iitg of 1110 itte ~,,e ot tA,vo of lOU )I fr,v ut :tll l l W.it'titlliOd p tt ihrlA Occ.it 111.111111 , . the t'i"fit 111 the t:reniog.,