The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-04 00:00:00

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Csolee o.to A faQ YiON isittitAarA
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.• Yesterday s aisttrette smarm lit Mitetblieisf the
' Cant el CYOUNIII/1 0.14111611 ISM plisse la the beillettenter
Citeitmr, to Guildhall, for the he of mettleiest wed
• , • . delis; upon a rummenication 'bath was moderutsed to have
has. suede by Mr. Oldham, upon the subject of Mr. Deo:.
rune's imeatiwn its eon' a Candidate fur the situation of
- Serjeant, About •to become wurant by the appoiat
Mr. Keoirlyr to the °Mee of Recorder.
hero deterosioed, It a menus( had privelaplay
ce-
ihe most popular members of the Court, "let so.
Inman hid on a former ocessiob expreshed his read'.
the /vest of a vuesney, to accept the office of Corn-
+est, an application was Made its hint to *wedeln
be was now milli*" that hie Meads should tent
to procure the appoiutearet foe him. The appli-
drawn up with the Convent 6f all assembled. suit
I tt Me. Denman, at Warwielt, 1.69 forthwith
equaling, that that testiness 'would
tneatiaa or his readieees to accept their kited
:lie opploweinbe canvass, and of his high geese
•. Weeded him.
OE dm called to the Chair. He stated the ;feet..
ern~ Moe meeting had been eatled, and observed
ethatlhewhitle olf uelvelleg Mr. D. 111131111 was, that the Cum.
usenilmilseet mist( btioslitled to net in every respect for
the anima rood of the City. Of the talents sad•political
integrity iif Mir Denman the whole country was aware, aad
-the my et lima." would without qnestion derive great
vantage from she • ;trims of such a man.
Mr. OL t)q A v. read the eosimunication made le him by
Mr.Dearner, w orb stated wheat we bare snealtumed lalowet.
We said the Court et Consoust filouncil were perfectly eat- •
1:4 of the principlrs of the Learned Canalisation, bit
by no means equally assured of thew of an ether ,
kiliedidate.
It was here urged, hot -*et very itopeeseivety, that the
Common Serjesnt should be perfectly acquainted willt the
municipal law, as his spirt*u imetteeitint epee mew, points,
which, on sessional oeteeleas, mem oemsnieity be sisimilled
to him, and that Mr. Daum% down die nionre st fintleo-
feseimiel practice, could am he seppead to be oat versed
in questions so exclusively analleed to the City of Leedom.
It wan replied, that the objection emallasot einad,••• it
happened to be the duty of the Reeerder le at ',swan oc-
casions is which the sassoicepel keg of the (bye( Leedom
was to be referred so, sod the Commas Serjenel'e mete
particular duty was to alt epee erimiled ease% where •
.sound lawpsr, such as Mr. Demose, wasllase peetientaly
deiteired, sad that, at ell mean, if eiecomitesces shseld
,diriere, which might reader it necnemry shat theta/mos
Est ahead act es Recorder, es mime the desetiptios
to, neither mach ousdy woe moshiesperienee, mould
eeeemeey to whatnot ups. Demme, to qualify him,
Pireci+MY es the be. 0101141, mooed instated to perform
thigevery impartial tutus.
abjection wee noteet and the mines seemed to
sminiesous is favorer ells peeposition of Mr. Hescestbe,
,pho, after some observations in isomer sf Mr. Deolllllll4 pee-
r::Remission that the mestagehoold omit all *sir
ee to serve le appoistoest of Mr. Ddillloo.
Mir. FAVIILL. euppiweed the testion.
. It was smerieti, is tie ceerse of she eesverestios, that
)11c. Selland bad rememosoded Mr. Arabia, at the time sp-
plicsties was mole to the City.C•eumel. enoseviing soo the se.
to accept the asuman, d Dopety
I, es Mr. Arabia wee • ems of moray,
. p•
od sales ink ap to the situates of Comma Saran,.
kr which bpips• se ersimetly qsalieed.
• It wee aides mod it' the early poet et yesterday, that
Ir. Arabia had reeigeed his intention to stand for the si-
tuation.

IPISHIOII/

The lltarquika
terilloy on ■ vitt to
Deeht, oiar Dorki
tart Whitwortl

for their seat, Kt
Viscount and
for Hatfield.
Lord Earalcy le
Kent.
A rrit,sla at reaton's
'Mackintosh, Bart fmis
here. R.N. from Brighton,
Charles Tullemache
Page, Esq. Le hisses
Departures from J.
neral Dorriru for hia sent near Chichester; Mr.aisti Mrs.•
Hornby and family for their seal, Rippy Hall, Prmilaa, Last-
eashire; and T. S. Gooch, E,q. M.P. fur his mat, Seamark!
Ball, Suffolk. Arrival Campion, Esq. pester-
day, from Brighton.
The Earl of Essex has left town for his seat, Cashiobnry
Park, Herts.
The Duke and Duchess of Athol and family are expected
in town iu a few drys from their seat in Scotland.
Lord and Lady Amherst base left town fur their Kati
Mustiest House, Keut.

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MEETING OP THE PRRIVRMIIRS OP
DRURT-LANE THEATRE.

INweilay, in eousequence of a notice received lay the l
47:." from Mr. Entente, they all assembled in the Green-
► • Mr. Ebbtrron said he had called them together for the
•ipsiepose of informiug them of as arwingensem which he
bad (mind it necessary to make its his Theatre. hie had
/Mud it expedieut, in consequence of its respect for
the principle of economy, which was yew eery cites.
*lvey operating, to take upon himself a snore loisolionis lash
than tie had beru accustomed to perform, masely, Use dei-
ties of Acting Illaorger. At the same time, beanie d jos.
Lire to the conduct of lie. Rosen, who had acquitted him.
salt in the situation with great ability. said was now
ft. bearing with him the thanks and respect of all
an isteree in the concern. Had it not been for theettleit
shy of she introduction of the economics! system alhadadeet,
the services of that Gentleman would sot be dispense" 4".
In order that the assistauce of some of Anna Pendalliell
who formed the Company might be given open se weediaa
certainly of importance, be (Mr. Ellistoo) had applied u',
and received the coolant of Mr. Cooper, to widgeon the
audience upon any occasions that might peeing them.
selves, on which a Proprietor could not so properly be
appealed to. There was anotger subject to which the aaaaa-
liars of the Ladies nod Gtatlenien of the Theatre watilbs
called. An arraugement bad taken place is the promeme of
the Lord Chamberlain, concerti-tog the respective seisms of
the two winter thcLattes and the theatre in the Hay.
market. It bad beets represented to the Lord Cliontherlaie
by Mr. Morris, (bat be bad 'sustained mod =siz
from the unreasonable length of the theatrical.,
seasons (and the season at Drury lase ceitainly
be called a short one), anal a regulation was nogg ,
in the presence of the Lord Chamberlain sad thia,Mgmenee
of the three theatres to the followieg died i... Hop
market should have the advantage of a aerimpsAllsoomatiowe
for four months without interference from tllO
establishments, those establishments being keibas the
season now advancing, on or about the Ist et lel,. Ha
(Mr. Pittston) thought it proper to make the
couauaies-
tine, in order that the several perfoemers at the winter
theatres ought mate any at rangemeate they tistroght proper
to adopt, with respect to the disposal of their tame in the
minmer ea.no. fie also did ou in consequesce -of ammo
anxiety which had arisen on account of the entrap/dime,
Ileeininetion of the present mason, as annouueed to the hills,
mid the general feeling that a cussiderable reduction was to
be made in the existing establishment, a (Italia( which he
leveed was now put an end to.
Those observations were received with marks of mania&
Hewitt, the performers; all of whom, with the exception of
two, who have been on very low salaries, remain upon the
establishment.
Mr. kismet sell be was convinced he was expresaieg
the sentiments of the establishment when he declared that
the condor* of Mr. Hassell had, daring the period he was
Acting Manager, conducted the business of the Theatre in
ierh a manner as endeared him to every indiridaal teneeeted
with it. end that the same feeiiuga of regard were eatertaiied
towards Mr. Cooper.

The Marquis of St.tuo has arrived at Westport
House, county of Mayo.
ARRIVALa AT CIiaLTSNHAII.—Lord
Sir W. and Lady STaUTH, Hear• Admiral GLYNN.
Major-General HUOILISSON. Colonel HALL, and
Lieutenatit-Colonel Sl`Pitsasou.
Mrs. Anti's farewell concert is announced to
take place at the Assembly Room., Bath. This
Lady mid her fatuity have long been the delight
°film lovers of music in that city.
A very valuable and elegant gold watch, with •
soot adequate to the purchase of a corresponding
&c. produced by a subscription from the
inhabitants of Bury and its neighbourhood, was
on Saturday last transmitted to Mr. FatosucY
Viallate. late of the Norwich Theatre. and now of
the Bath company, to testimony of his merits as
an actor and a man.

RSOZONATIONS AND
REMOVALS.
In ersawerptenee of George Bolton Malawariag, Esq. the
presiding Magistrate at be Pollee 011 lee, Great Marlho-
whogiratreet, having resigned, it is expected that Allan
Norm Lain, Esq. now Magistrate at Hatton-garden, will
hisppoloted in his room, soli that Willis., Marrnaduke
Sao% Bog. will take Mr. Laing's swat at Hattoa•gantels.
Sr Dowiel ►lilliams, wavy years presiding Magistrate at
Lawabealawtreet Office, bail soot is his resignation 10 the
Secretary of State; arid Mr. Um, of tie Thanes Police
Office, has resigard also. We have not yet beard what
Gestbrinew are expected to wawored She two latter Magic-
Irstair.

TANDRN "ATM;

Mr. R. Nosh Mies match for betgelmeas,te dries tandem
Meow mules iw one bum, and te U•I the int seven miles,
took plies yesterday over a fear /die Ist on the Bromley
rood. The berme did t►e emit few miles in eighteen mi-
■nte sad tweetrtwis maim* sad the other three its Poor.
Mee missies eight seconds, leaving Twenty-aeve• minotes
for the eight miles gallop. The homes did the eighth mile
i• shim similes tea smooth, the best four is 'Metres mi-
nutes twelve *minds, sled the resmienig three miles in tee
minutes and fifty unmade, wailing the match by eighteen
seconds. It was a Inc performance. and the paring of the
horses at the gallop was a Is. treat. Betting was fire le
four on time.

ROYAL ARTILLERY.

A *Mena to sa order of the Homo of Common of the
somber of Ormiers broaght from hatfilay, 00 racancira by
demb, aliainnool, or otherwise, aad not by exchange, in the
royal regiment of bone sad foot artillery, and or artillery
driven, from Ma Jaaaary lee, to 25th January 1821,
otaitor—•

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Colsed-Coaseamilant 1 Saved Captain, l5
Wesel& lt I First Liestroants 36
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ills 3 i Second Lieutenants ..... 30

Major 1
Captains Tutsl., 103
Kens—All the cumulations granted to the above officer%
wave implied to the ogeers of the royal regiment of airtiutris
there being no distinction, by the commissions, fur the horse
brigade, or for the corps of artillery drivers; the posting of
the officers to the nap being subsequent, and depending
upon the Master General.

ImPaovsmcsrs is Ten TEMPLIS.—Some very
anitectal alterations and improvements are taking
place in the Tim')le. The Fountain Garden, as it
is called, is widened to nearly the whole extent of
the court, and is to be divided into compartments,
each forming a small shrubbery. The whole is en-
closed with a handsome cut iron railing, end the
public path will be from New-court, through the
heart of the New Garden, to the Knights Templars'

Tim Fonne.—The numerous reports of an hos-
tile appearance, and the increased scarcity of
money. mode the market yesterday very heavy,
yet there were some good buyers. Consols were
done as low as 794 fur money, and 791 for April
account—they were afterwards 791, for money,
and 7914 for account ; 5 per Cent. Navy 10i1 ;
Spanish Sunda were 64 68 ; Danish 061 ; Prus-
sian 91. At the close of the der Consols for money
were 794 k, and for account 79g.
According to advice. from Martinique end Gua.
daloupe, it appears that a Petition has been sent
from both of these islands to the French Govern-
ment, requesting that some relief might be afforded
to the trade of each, by opening the porta to ves-
sels from the United States.
Much betting has taken place respecting the re-
newal of Captain HA LFORD'S renewed match for
200 guineas. for his horse to carry 101 stone, arid.
trot seventeen miles within an hour, which was lost
by 13 seconds on Monday.
Peters, the Bath tioman, and Flowers, the Duos-
den coachman, will fight fur • stake of 00 'overripe
this morning, six miles from Oakingliato.
There was • good supply of grain at Norwich
market en Saturday, but little alteration took place
in price.—The Cattle market was also well suppli-
ed with Scala and lioniebreds, cod the sheep-pens
were well filled; .cotes were effected on terms much
as usual.

Chapel.
f'seriewe Speenlation.—Joan Holm of Lis.
keard, wailed on the 231 ult. for America, with a
cargo of cabbage-plants !—(Cheltenham Paper.)
Sir Gamma MACGREGOR having failed to esta-
blish himself as an Inca in New Granada, has
started a new scheme, and put forth a flaming pro-
clamation, in which he states that the King of
the Mosquito nation lies bestowed upon him and
his heirs the territory of INA', adjoiiiing to the
provinces of Honduras and Nicaragua, of which he
styles himself His Highness she Cacique, and forms
plan for its settlement and cultivation, si intend-
ing, there to spend the remainder of his days."
Mary Gibson. • parish apprentice, aged 15, was
on Tuesday committed to Devon gaol, charged with
settim, tire to two dwelling.bouses it Bucklestleigh,
which acre entirely destroyed.
Early on Thursday morning last three barley
stacks, the property of Mr. S. Dims, of Toperoft-
hall Farm. were discovered to be on fire. They
were sitcated io a field about half a mile feces the
house, anti are supposed to have been set oa fire by
some incendiary. They were totally columned,—
(A offoik Chronkle.)

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fart (mot Ins neat is Meets : i , ,
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