The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-11-09 00:00:00

POLICI.

moms.
After the emelusio• lathe performance at Covent.
Theatre, on Tuesday night, a person, who said hie
hrbert Puddieort, and that lie was an attorney
Listenlnsbne, was brought in custody to the
charge of cieciti••; the audience to tuedud in the
Tro respectel..e witnesses proved, that, aft
had dropped, and must of the cutopeny were
Theatre, Nil. Parldicou stood up in one of the'
seemed tier, and hareugued• the audience fur so
the subject of the new prices. uad the private
concluded with saying, that be and his f.ienda
again sad again to the Theatre, and make a a
private boxes were pulled down, and the prices
This conduct, the witnesses declared, traded, i
degree, to increrse the noise and tumult, and
of a nether of pelsous retarding, *situ felt'
when lie got tip to speak.
Mr. Pail.lista, in his defenee, said, that. he
Limo unlinking a 'het O.:ince in the itr...
Thr Ilaisttates (Mr. READ and
Mg ylr Padti.stia's conduct we. y
that he should Mid bail to ,cower the eusuptal
stems, himself a tend. cud two sureties in 101
then a very late hour, he was MU, 1014 to feea.l
befog e the Magistrates left tae t /Slim of coarse 1
to remain in custody till s este. day, when to o very
Gentlemen appeared, and rotated Inter recognisance
11a lox -HA
INCRItKATION OF EN.Clail
An isforrnatims against et 1. 'alum Vriand,
ler, was heard before the Alraistrates, at this Oi
him with having, on the 2911 i day of Aeon
larger quautity of candles than he had given it
ltdieer.—lt appeared, from the evidence, tin
of August, the Officer received uutice from
of his intention to make, un the follueing day
accurdinglyrattended at tit, Defrittlant's honer,
o'clock is the inn gof the er4tlt, and unlock
tended again in the about Liar o'clock
ed, whet. hr found 31.4 rods of candles about on
mode; he also perceived about do rods, aposseady
behind mouse hoses; this eirettnistaoce caused snipe
his mind, and he determined to watch the pr
the night; be did so, aud, ie. ...Ong bet *eve
twelve and four, he dtse,vercd that the Llde.,
brothet•wer, heel. at work, and distinctly beard
upon the arms; about six o'clock, on the
auth, he' wcut to the Defendnat's Wove sod
whet. he doled the ago rods it. nearly the mum
them the togh*hefore; he mentioned this to tl
b. anted, his brother and I. tinsel( bail lain &..t
o'r'al trete e o'clock the night before, and fall.,
hint slept till four in the manning. On the Offseer's
I k room Loxes which stood round, there apoeared
i In r,T piantity of candles thou there had b.
haute, cad they had the siptieurslice of bong ret.
miry alio *peens...4 to have bent used
bare been disposed of in the adidtion made to 0-
In consequence of these circumstances, Isis
hail been se.z. 1.
A number of regime:Wile bodes-wen naafi
of the Defendant, who stated their opinhoi,
possible 163 rods of candles could bare been
the Cow of the Oliiror's surveying iii the evening
morning, especially to August, when the weather •
and also, that, in oars tai Miser, candler elicit
made suite time, retain the appearance of new.
This Defendant was 1108, :pod, and fined Sid.
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CA 3/8 ft/ Off —N 0• .
On Saturday canoe on the election of Vice-Cluancellor
the easoteg year. TM Rev. Dr. Biowde, Master 04 '-
College, and the very Rev. Dr. Milner, President -
College sr,: Dean of Carlisle, were the gentlemen
'ay the Ile.eis of Colleges. An opposit.iiii eery un.
took place; when the aentlicr. were, for hlr. Biro
sad fin Dr. Milner, sag the letter was' of course,
by the Senior Proctor to be duly clef:lrd, and le-
at feuded the Senate, and tear soma ii.to "ace.
The Oration in the Senate Donee, yesterds
tit November) was deliected by the Rev. WI
Fellow of Sidney College.
The election of Pee.-.l:c Orator ;in lieu of De.
signed) is fixed for Friday nest, and of Cnie
for Saturday next. Very strong cOuteds fur both