The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-25 00:00:00

FASIIIONAILIB morgreNrs.

If. BRITISH PRESS.

The Duke of Si. Albates arrived yesterday at his house in
St. James'. square from his seat, Calton, Surrey.
The Earl and Countess Temple lease town to-morrow for
the Marquis of Rockingham's aeat, Stowe, fur the holidays.
The Earl of Westmeath has arrived at Buckingham Horse,
Pall mall, from Ireland.
The Earl of Westmorland and Lady Georgina Faoe have ar-
rived at their seat, Apthurp, Northamptonshire, from a
visit to the Earl and Countess of Lunsilale, at their seal,
Cottesronre, Bottom/shire.
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The Right Hon. Thomas Grenville left town yesterday to
pass the holidays with the F.-rl and Countess Spencer, at
their seat, Allhorp, Northamplonshirr.

Lord Glammis has arrived at his house In Great Cumber-
land•street from Surrey.

J. Dingwall, Esq. has arrived at his house in St. James's.
strw, from Scotland,
Mrs. and Miss Dawson have left their seat, St. Leonard's
Hill, Berko, for Brighton.
P. Balfour, Esq. left the St. James's Hotel, Jermyn-street,
yesterday, fur his sett in Hanu.
111 r. and Mrs. Hodgson left the London Hotel, Albemarle.
street, yesterday, to pass the holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
11Thille, at their seat, Acton Hill.
Mrs. and Miss Smith have left Hodgson's Hotel, Dover-
street, fur Ball

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P..es.talegit by acclamation.
Dl. Vice.Presidenis were re.eleeted., as were the several
Committees, with the exception of that of Fillmore, which
toms discontinued; and with the addition of C,aptain Lysaglii,
and G. W. Sheppard, Esq. The minutes of the General
Meetings throughout the year; the report of the September
noOgliiog Match, suit bounties therein awarded ; wish she LOIN DON,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, DM,
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The proceedings of the second and third day un-
gepilf ill of the Committees of Superintendence, Agriculture, der the High Cortmaission now sitting in the city of
'end Geological Research, were read, sad confirmed. Limerick, will he fueled in another part of our
Letters from the
Marquis of
Balls'
enclosing
• statement
Paper. Th„e at least in one res e•t satisfute-
of the promediags of the Society for Beitenng die Coudi-y a p t.
halt of the Poor; from the Earl of Widower, giving an tory, as they prove how utterly unfounded were the
avocet of the great increase of his flock, were received;
and the Masks of the Society voted to their Lordships.
Thad
hero" voted 's am especial MOW to NW appreheesions previously entertained, that Jurymen immediate renewal of the Insurrection Act.
The late excessive rein, have done greet damage
in the south-west of Ireland. The low lauds are
all under water.
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It is Mr. GORDON, of Cairness, who has been
appointed by the Greek'. to the important command
of the fortress of Tripolizza, haying 1,500 men under
re i
Isis order.. In a letter from Corfu, in the French
Papers, he is named Sir THOMAS GORDON, and is
' Jobs Sin.. could not be found its the county of Limerick to said to have arrived in the Peleponnesns in the be-
elate for
some time since so she Society; and it was agreed, that a
resolueun expreasine the high sense estertabied 1.1 the So-
eiely ef she valor of this work, should be communicated to
the worthy Baronet by the President. The Buhl, Marquis
limb inmate. So observe, that from his own knowledge the
" Culls of egrieeltere" was held ill high estimation abroad,r
arid that it had bars the emus of introducing considerable
improvements in foreign husbandry. themselves and their which they owed to gunning of August, with a supply of Irma and am-
country. The event 'hews
that there has been no deficiency of moral courage
among the freehol 1
also that ho
The followieg Signet of she Judges of Live Stock was the Judges,
presented by J. M. liockharsd, Ewe and confirmed .
.- We, the Judges appointed to deterinino..he adjadicalion
of the several Live Stock Premiums, at this Annual Sleet/
nog, its, cepa—Thai, hereof! lakes lulu oar cousideratimi Grand
the preiesesione of the several claimant., avid estimated the
es
same, setorilag so the imitenetions at page 27 of the Rales
and Orden of the Society, hearing particularly '
superiority of• early wistarity sod easoomy in feedieg, soot
the desirable object of the exhibitor being boils breeder aud errs of that greet county, an.
however extetisively the system of tatim
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testimony against every in(
h d with If ••d
the arrival of I •
munition, sod accompanied by many English aud
French officers.
It is now said to be his M —AJESTY'SHoteI, Arlington-street, from Scotland.
on Sir Robert •and Mess Berkeley ►ban arrived at the Bath En.gland.
Ilse 'mementoes at sows or tee arm marmot 'Olden ha
Mr. Ring's eountenamee and appearance were remarkably
Departures from Prates's Hotel, St. Jammemstreet : pleating. He was affshle and easy in his manor,,, and fame
S'esterer sildertne, Esq. to pass the holidays with Sir Wm/ oiling in his eonversatiou ; but his feeling heart and his
Parker, Dart. at his seat, Midford Hall, Suffolk ; Captain Christian charity were what gave the truest valise to hie
Junes, 10th hussars, for Bath.
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The Dokeof You pent a visit to Lard GWYDYR
Senday, at his house in Piccadilly, and remelt'.
u Were some time.
Yesterday the Doke of GLOUCESTIR left town
for &who. In November last Mr. Ring was proposed by the Bishop of '.
St. David's as a member of the Royal Society of Literittor,
and unanimously elected by the Council—a dens& mark of
respect, and of which he was justly proud, but id which hie
Virgil well entitled him. His favourite amusearient, errs
to the last, consisted in revishig this great work few a
second edition. He had very nearly finished his task, sad
may well be said to have died while cumpletimg his ova
Count and Countess Ltsvtw have issued cards .has.
niHs nbmeneellen"' indeed,
knew
us
"'Pik
of invitation for •• slimier party on Thursday, ut
their residence io Harley-street. ____. __—_ -..
Yesterday se'nnight the Nantwich Branch of (lie
Lord LASCRLLES )(tined the party at Harewood Whig Club of Cheshire and the neighb•unne
intention to House last week. rim Noble Earl, his father,
visit his Scottish dominions early in May uext.— intends keeping open house during Christmas week.
1- (Evening Paper.)
t is rumoured that a change is übout to take
est:vet:Med to beer place in a confidential situation near
' t bl. The
cry bill of indictinetit that had beets submitted to b
been alrea
lerdir, we costumier toranimuiesly, that ouue of th. stock es found guilty of
claim for Sir R. Holderose's Premium possesses sufficient fearless
wiect ha justify its approbation foe so imp/flout an object,
to v/itliv of the elaiinauts."
[Here. the lodges enioneeated.ithheer,eb.rziani fltounties
they awarded, which arc giv --i
dation bad by:set:m curried
es
have re;
itrovitiodubroso l
whois
us
been
C arge ra eters again- the pu re.
Jury in the first initettee found to be true —(/bid.)
tet:kr.domioLord Co his MAJESTY.
Loners'', return lo the metro-
polis at this season, niter the report that be had in-
pass the winter in the sleuth of Italy, it is
y !nasty supposed that he is included in the new
to mind the them, unit of the mecit.ed nn less litmus seven hare Ministerial arrangements as successor to Lord SID-
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e see menet el our Report, without expressing our dy convicted. The two ruffians who were MOUTH.
the murder of the amiable and
Mrs. TORRANCE, were executed, itt pur-
suance of their sentence. on
sieliniration of 40 excellent Webb, sod a very superior confesard their
!annuls Os; while we egret that the length of time and
er.ri site sueorred in freshen( the former mast preclude it from luf." 1°
rtieo a butinly; bet rec were both permitted tie address
Wednesday last. They 0 •
the malt nude Among the last arrivals at Bath are— counties, held the first meeting at the Crown lot,,
.11 ..antwich. Among the company present were,
Lora Crewe, Mr. Toilet, Mr. F. D. Davenport, Itlr.Grori..
The Marquis of Lansdown, Lord and Lady Armadell, Lady Wilbraham, Mr. C. B. Lawton, Mr. Ralph Capper, Mr. Gal-
Monkey, Sir J. C. and Lady Hippisley, Sir J. Milky, Rev. Sir lied, Mr. Relit, Mr. Harrison, ant. Mr. Hasivaoa, inn•
tAedialiorantaSreirh.J. Coffin, Sir W. Call, Sir T. Letls. Mr. Tontitown, sea. Mr. Gardiner, Mr. Hiltlitelt, Mt.
bridge, and Sir Jos. Huddart. Meek, Mr. Williams, Mr. Latham, 6.c. &c.
A must magnificent painting of his late Majesty, ittewntin to denier some resulutions were passed by
GEOSUIt 11l printed by Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE,
is now placed in the Town Hall, Liverpool. I.
allowed to be the most str
oCf. the Rich,
ie
A Paper of yesterday says-44 We have very sub- Russia T , is the Club.—Lord CREWE was in the chair, and Mr.
TO LLET,
'king likeness ever taken and 31 r . Toeerer and Wien
Colonel PALMER, M.P. arrived its Etigland from
on hursday. The Colonel Vier- l'retident. The
aNA;:trAlme,
the meeting with touch persuasion end effect.
deemed
liclitairman
came its the hint, is c'olli'LluhuenNth'reEe'scio.nsthoef new
M . GI roi us he
8 et
e car; ,
stantial reasons for belteving that orders have been saute vessel stall Colonel PONBONRY, and the re- E.g. formerly of the Island of Jamaica. and ma-
oiven by the Vienna Cabinet that the Austrian troops main, of his deearted parent, the Countess of BEs- !email nephew of the late Viscount CHETWYND,
stationed in Sicily should evacuate the Wand, and BOROUGH ;also Mr. RUFF, the !Clue% messenger, consequently related to Earl TALBOT, •od to the
proceed oil to Upper Italy. that is, to the neigh- who performed his journey from St. Peterrhurgli in le .e WiI,LIANI CHETWYNDs Esq. of Cork. He in
guilt, and exhorted the people to rr- babslity, these unexpected instructions ore now car- nearly impassable.
'their peaceful habits. Two more suffered
omusend to the trim r a bounty of et. execution on Friday, and two
Your Committee consider great merit to be :mocked so •
seseeti of the mummer...fill eandolates; bed deeply liment Cr"' .
that low pr atalefelbled to witness the awful spectacle, end both bourhuod of Maim and Lombsrdy, and, in all pro- twenty dep.
les by death on were to expiate their fro
the followieg day. It iepro. 'yin:
s taco
to elxcle.oo
ou tot o imi .
' t meat of every description are insufficient liable that she worst 1.7:01,11 have been selected for tat the foot of ice. 0
to repay the must careful atimitern to breeding, and 11(000...
thirst
mode of feeding. Siucerely hoping this Society will
001 part Ili 6 the isrliest trials, and
.I..orit a general expeessiou of to feelings ou the which are to follow, according to
lint lly dtpreoPed *Weer ogricultuie, and come to such in guilt, very few of
reseiudum ea the ogees/it's or its 'protection, on shall ten.
des she socoraragemesua we offer; •.•iliag or produce the ee
stroked objects uf•this Society; without uliiiii all the tlitll
mud enterprise of the last tepidly years, and all the perm'
we Isiore offered aril bestowed, ur may offer, will qui
grunion mity of capital punishment.
that of the levee *number
Inge
their precedency
then) will requite the dreudfail
But there are minds vo constituted ns to be alto-
eely titer beyoud the potter of example or precept. twittery state.
Lecome.nogotory, sad imunicout tu promisee the objects of Titus we find that even during the progress of the (3,1 is
the Suciety.'7
7.1 sjuir.tiairent Retinas was introduced to the Society byen.lhe Austrians
l.he
saule hi:awl:: ot
adds,rtt although the roads in many parts are about thirty-six years old, and a. complete mutt
We are sorry to hear that Mr. LANE Fox is con- business.
On Saturday last, the crier of Mansfield cl-
ients() and in the other Sedum towns • divot .... of fined to his !mere, wile a severe attack of inflarn- nounced that au eminent hosier in that town would
that a report is current in France, that the countries LONSDA Lli'll.—( Doncaster Gazette.)
the Alps are already in au insurrec-
The second battalion of the Coldstream regiment
of foot guards being cedered for ditty this day, will
appear, for the first time, ill their new clothing.
The 16th Lancers have received orders to take
another route. They are not to go to India till
1823, in consequence of the disturbances in Ireland. onetime which came on upon. his return form Lord allow to workmen front sixpence to •• shilling ter
whoFlreiday was
tht the. shortest day, stud was at London prices.
7h. 44m. 17s. allowing gm. for refraction :
Shortest of all the varying days,
That All the circling round of Time,
Expretaore views the sun's bright rays,
co .
of . Atlvag.u:ingafmnsinsu the. suothero clime. ;/
Out Sunday night, soon after twelve o'clock, the
notitution Hill, amount
in the Slat regiment embarked at Cork said to be 523, were lighted fo
trials of those who have now suffered iii the vicinity for Jamaica. The men were conveyed in steam- t
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sir J. C [lappet". Man, mud prefratal a paper on his urn- of the Court ofJustice, mud while the offended ma. b
pr„.ea wore of ealtivation; together with • letter to 'liar •
to , o._ I
iw was
President, contairise further uheeivaiiunt ; •hich was reed it Y°' ''' ' - . .
exercising almost within sight
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to the mertiag by his Lordahip, • Ins expatiated 00 the ad- 'of the offender its tetriburive power in punishment
v4eliage to be derived from the Getter*" 'Pt". if I.'"°' of similar crimes, a harbatotie murder was cO
further expertreuis Sashoutd be proved to be worthy of ge-
neral aduiaime. ,The Guaval submitted models of NI 9f•Vt!
I ell agricultural i mplemenihe inspectiou of the meting. tai „
Air. Davit, leitiakill, a disinigutaliell practical agricuteirise handfed _oats from that city.—(Cork Paper.) in St. James's Park and
mg to upwards of 500,
ry the effect of the wrirke being completed. The
r the first time, to on T1114;41'1 eieittt
operation was performed by 30 lamp-lighters, who mu" "Tea Itle
We undetstand that General Peps bu prepared accomplished the lighting in less thau five minute-v.
r ative 1 e olits •a at,
li P •'t I d M
Naples, which he intend, shortly to publ
ilitary Evelits at They only continued burning for about half ats
ish here. hour. The works being found to be complete,
'll- and on the Continent. ft -is addressed to the King they were ligltted last evening for a continnunce.
mitted... A.Mr. N.titim4tet. Keees. the proprietor of the Two Smelts, and contains a number of ins. ' . I
me land near Limerick, was killed within a portant and original documents. The ob' t
fr uerul is to to the worldin
bury intim.), to the value iii• she inapicamm, sad ~,.„.,1 a yards of his oats door by u ruffian- named the --e s give an authentic and by the
that tie had nos 4s4rd kw. ilessi 511 per rent. by their oar.— Coinell. A spade was the instrument of
The thanks af the Ineesiag were unintimousla voted to the
d I I I u t mug i lie was seen by several i his
gulp, i statement, and to account for those misfortunes
with which deprived Naples of her freedom ; pointing
'eta". out, at the mane time, on which side the blame Yesterday morning the old oil amps were removed, liesdazeri for cotton hoar, over and above the statt,t
On Monday the bakers of Edinburgh lower,.
the price of the guarterit loaf our penny.
We regret to hear that numbers of sheep hoe
died 01 the rot in this and the neighbouring cowl:.
—brought on, en doubt, by the wet weather
so lung pretailete—eleprefrie, courier.) %
Plymouth was visited ht • tremendous hurricane
which occasioned considersb:,-
(tentage in the town and neighbourhood. A !toe,
the a Henn BsAvis.i‘as
in by I II of tt see k of c Inuits.
The rortherti and western coaches did
on Seurlay ii!glit until long idler their u
killed in his hea
not write
stud time.
bring heavily lildt•11 with parcel. from the country.
es
011 Sat tlrdilV Lisi 4 bov found in a sewer in
_lee of the course of the day, Ilse posts were dug up neighbontlatari of Shee's-teow, Liverpool,
evening scarcely a vestige remained.a mui•
the
-
whee
cal gold watch, of toe value of eighty gullies.. l'
The match to ride 100 miles in eight hours, as was greatly iiijured by the damp. A constali:
cerium for his obliiiirg miendause nail oithihiliun of his auundertaken by Captain SMITH, of Coleaeler„ oil sous Panaltig at the time It lien the boy was. show':;
ought to be laid, and vindicating the people at
moists. , the bloody spade upon- his slmulder, tiooe of theta
lug. It..,is fur, goo guineas, over a piece of ground
ten horses. was fixed to take place YePlerdvy morn- it It. Its companions, sad 11,ought it to tne eel'
,
I! The thanks of the bleetimg wore voted to the Rev. Mr.
Phelps, fur a model of in impr..se.l fosciorhatne, volt It aft. remitted to attest him. It may not be uninterest. liege, who. as he ahrws, became victims to tjm sin the yr meander road. Betting sto 4 against office. It has !teen cl toned by • gentleman, front
whom it was stolen some time ago. The fortunate
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i sweatiests es the wanleot female cucumbers, arelens, ee, leg here to remark, that there is amoug the lower misconduct of iudividuals. I time. finder received tine
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it Ima bees aseertalsed that there were 60 is the gang of
smugglers who were concerned in misting the officer' en-
gaged in the Preventive Service, in the desperate alfrav
which took plate on the 24 of September last, near Marsh
Bay. Fifteen of them carried fire-arms; eleven are in
monody; Iwo have slanted King's evislemee, and it la ex-
pected that a third will. A mass of the name of Daniel Fagg
was inspected to be one of the gang ; he wan alto suspected
some time since of having committed a robbery, and when
some constables were in pursnit of bin ou that charge, be
escaped by swimming across a river at Canterbury; lie had
been heard to say he would not be taken alive. However,
Bond, an active officer belonging to Bow-street, was not in-
timidated by his reported threats, and nutlertook to go in
pursuit of him. The name of Bond was already well
known to the gang of smugglers, as he had previously ap-
prehended six of them. Last Monday enrolls' he received pri-
s,,re information that Daniel Fagg was in a house at St.
Mildred's, in Cauterhury, where he repaired, accompauied
with two able apaistante, aware he should meet with a des-
perste resistance, and to guard against an escape, one of
these be stationed at the front door, and the other at the rear.
flood contrived to gain admittaure into the house, but
Not without a considerable degree of management sod ma-
nmuvring, and proceeded wills all speed to ICI.I ••14 t►e house,
having Ito doubt but that Daniel Fagg was in it. in the
lower part of the house be heard a noise which he hart no
doubt proceeded from the rattliug of bricks, he followed the
"oh*, rid found it proceeded from making an aperture
ihroagla the wall under the cellar stairs isiou the adjoining
house, whirl,, iso doubt, had been previously arranged and
Prireared. The officer found Daniel Fagg in a state of.
minlity, except Ins breeches, iu the, art of eleariog sway
the bricks to escape into the adjoining house, his slate of na-
kedersa was, no doubt, to avoid being held, and he made a des.
petite resistance, but Bondat length succeeded in strut ing him
by Leaden/Ls, and conveyed him to Mitigate, where he men •
elerwent an examination before the acting Magistrates, and
from the evideace prodweed, he is suspected to he the mu
who snacked Lieutenant Carr, wrested his mord from him,
gave bin a desperate wound on his head, of about three
inches in length, and afterwards threw the Lieutenant's
sword ioto Pluck's Gutter. He was booked down and was
•apposed to be killed with the wound, however, it did nut
prove mortal.
The Simi examination of the Prisoner wan pont mined to a
future day, owing to the absence of Lieutenant Corr, who is
rat Devonshire ; in the mean time Fagg is to be miffs.ul on
hoard the Severn, under the command of Capeaui
in Om Preventive Service.
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In the south of Scotland, for two months past,
the weather has hero remarkably wet and stoma.,
with a humid atmosphere. nt has made
nainitiahing progress; trees and shrubs are shooting
forth their bulls ; in pome of the gardens st Annum
beam are in full blossom ; at Hitched. near that
place, on opening a pit of rotor** • few days ago,
the produce of the prevent year, stems had abut from
I here eseelents upward.; of • root how, with new
potatoes attached, an inch and a half nt eireismfer-
enc... In most of the flower-gardens a homriet may
It, selected, as bemoan! as could be procured in
May or June; and in addition to the :drove facts
may he added, the 'bat made its appearance at
Annau nn Sunday evening skim eee ie ig
through the 811' with as much vigour as in the mouth
of July.
Yesterday week a stout young man, a painter,
working at the College. Edinburgh, fell from a
height of twostorie. on the. mud Alighted
on his feet. which. were consequently much bruised
and spraiued, particularly the heels and ankles.
11,' was carried homy, and though unable to point
" font to the ground, he was perfectly cured its
three days, by the simple application of compres-
sion and percussion.

Oa Sunday night, the Ath instant, between the horn of
twelve and one o'clock, Henry Judd, gamekeeper to Thomas
Amhetun Smitb, Esq. accompanied by six assistants, were at.
tacked in Ashdown Coppice, at Tedworth, in Hampshire,
by IL desperate gang of poachers, consisting of five or six
men, armed with guns and ether weapons, one of whom
■hot at and killed Robe. t Baker, one of the assistant garfte-
keepers, on the spot. The desperate gang were not content
with having committed that murder, bat they fired at
Henry Judd, the gamekeeper, and at Noyes, Martin, Jackson,
Timer, and Holmes, who were badly wounded, and some of
them dangerously. The poachers made • precipitate re-
treat after having committed their horrid deeds towards
Quarley, leaving two of their gone.
Mr. Asshetou Smith made every possible exertion to par-
sue the murderers, and offered a reward of 1001. for their
appeehension ; but nut being able to trace them out in the
country, he sent an express to Sir Richard Birnie, at the 'pub-
lic office Row-street, for the assistance of an active and
intelligeut officer, when Titania° was dispatched iu pursuit
of the villains; after indefatigable search for some time, he
succeeded is apprehending two of the gang, who proved to
he Edmund Steele and James Turner, two men well known
US labourers in that part of the country. They have under-
gone several examinatious before the Magistrates at Au-
dove►, and were finally committed last Wednesday to Win.
cheater gaol, charged with the wilful murder of Robert
Baker.

The Prisoner Steele lies turned Kinev evidence, and from
his confession it appear' that the gang of poacisurs consisted
of five. The other three, must in custody, were ell labourers
who worked in and about Andover, and whose names are
Robert Goodall, James Goodall, soil James &cellar ; that
James Goodall was the its, who actually shot at and mur-
d►red Kober! Baker. Fur their appeeheusiun lib. Auhetou
Smith has offered a reward of 1001.

VeYleaday Barrett, a milkman in Clerkenwell. wa
found banging in big cellar. Hr was formerly a feihrowirer
in Oxford-mrsei, but losses in ride bad reduced him. His
wife went out with her milk.paila to she Hampstead.road,
sad .n her return she found bun banging, sod cut him
down, but It was too late.

The rebhrat►d Woodier Agricultural Association, of
which Sir C. M. Harrell was the President, is decisred to be
al end, owing to the depressiou which pervades the agfl-
eskers! interest.

In rho parish of Fraoilleld, about eight miles from Lewes,
the labourers have made an offer to the farmers, to dig and
clear the land, mu as to he At fur sowing, with the spr de or
*purl, fur one sovereign per ace. if the shove system could
be adopted, the labourer's would have employ, soul a less
number of horses would be necessary. It has been proved
that land cultie.tted by the spade, with the rubbish carefully
picked out, will produce the best of crops.

A singular robbery was committed at Maryport
ant day last week. Mr. Pot.LET, a traveller, stay-
ing at %VW. PORTER'S. Gulden Lion Inn, having
ordered the servant to call him early in the morn-
ing, retired to reel, after, as he supposed, locking
his chamber door. The bolt, however, had missed,
and it remained unfastened. Hr was awoke before
day-break by r noise of footstep ; expecting it
was the .ervarit coming to call him, lie took no
particular notice, but finding that was not the ease,
after a kw minutes hail elapsed, he jumped up,
asked who was there, received no answer, groped
fur the door, and called up his landlord. On re-
turning to his chamber, lie found his pockerhook
ors the stairs, and ail exanniiiiitinit discovered that
six pi Is had been taken from it, but 200/. iu
bills, Ste. were untouched. His suspicions fell upon
r man who on tile preceding ever:illg had beers in
the iravellrts' roue, Mr II bout the appearance of a
regular traveller. The auppesed culprit's cham-
ber was entered, but us he appeared to he spier') no
search tank place. In the morning he risked for
his bill, an I said, he had a little business to do in
the town, after which lie would settle it. 'flare or
four I s !wing diaper!, and he not returning,
the landlord mode inquiries, and found be hod
goat to Workingrou—thither he pursued him, hut
on his arrival found '..hat the thief bad just embarked
in a ship which war then limier sail, and the surf
beating so high, that, although he offered five gui-
neas, none would take a boat and follow

It appeared by the evidence of a pew-opener that the
Pf I one of those sort of young men who, with others,
■re generally In the habit of going to various places of
wwahip for the express purpose of disturbing the emigre-
gatiou. Far some lime past the Prisoner has berm ob-
ser►ed to assemble with seven or eight lads is, the
gallery of that chapel, isteommoding peruses main,
making loud laughter, talking hug. ther, and insulting every
female who should happen to he these unprotected. Titter
scenes at last came to such a pitch, that some measurer were
obliged to be adopted to put then, down, and accordingly
a quantity of special constables were appointed to be at
each dour On Sunday evening he was with the same young
men, and upon being pointed out to the coustables they
warned them of what they had done, and advised them to
act better; hat thia had not the effect, fur they still went on
to such a pitch as to disturb the whole congregation, nod in
removing the Priaoaer be made great resistance, which finally
put as end to the sere ce, for the Minister could nut go on
with his sermon, the entire chapel being in an uproar.
One of the constables informed the Magistrate that he
recollected the Prisoner bring lakes, out of the gallery into the
vestry-roem shout two years ago for disorderly conduct io
the chapel, but he was afterwards liberated.
The Magistrate said, that it was bard his Majesty's sub-
jects could not peaceably enjoy those hours which were de-
voted to relicious worship, and that by the 52d George 111.
chap. 155, section 12, be should order the Prisoner to timid
tau sureties in the sum of WV. and in default commit him to
the neat Getters! Quarter Sessions fur the County of 51iddle-
sex, tbrre to be further dealt with according to law.
The worthy Magistrate read over the clause, which em-
powers the Justices at the Sessions (111 convict the Defendant
in the sum of 401.

M A RLBOROUGH-STREET.
LIFE IN ST. GILES'S

Seven gentlemanly-dm...pit yonnir Marls% who hid nimbi
copious libations at-ihe shrine of Bacchus on Sunday nicht,
were charged with kicking up a row in the vicinity of Bed-
foitl-squarr, if wring watchmen, blackening eye% smishing
lanterns, &r.

It was aearly a facsimile of the row.srene in the repre-
sentation of Tom and Jerry at the Minor Theatres, and the
assailants seemed to have 14,4 the dresses worn in the thew.
truest repre►entation. A young lawyer was the Corinthian
in perfection, • merchant's clerk shewed off Jerry, and a
neater Logic cannot be found.
The testimony in support of the charge was given by four
watchmen, nne of whom (Heath) had his head tied up.
The first attack was made on Hogan, who desired them to go,
when they knocked hitt, down, and to use his own words,
took away every morsel of his senses. He sprang bis rattle
when on the ground, and Heath time, and, his tale was
that be was knocked down by Jerry. Heath went on
to elate that one called In the other, " ki it, Tom ! %There's
Logic?' when a voice replied, that he was at was k. Heath
was again knocked down, when Sullivan came up, and the
assailants had a turn at him, and ltored him. Hete there
was a general battle between the watchmen and the accused,
and they were all taken to the watch-house.—Jerry,
Logic, sod another, were tinkled to find bail.