The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-19 00:00:00

ENGLhti OPLHA 11011.1 E.

Saturday nn l.t a rlevc47 a r the title of "One, MI'
Three, Four, nue, by rlduerilsanient." was announced, sad
knowing, its we do, how crowded the House has 'steady
tsetse, yet feeling we turd it as a duty to one treaties, to
repots of the new piece, we Wes. of necessity ;orient bt
the connuoticement of the filet pit er, to cerise, a Own
for Ilie second • drat first piece was itimisa,and we serf
completely midmost agreeably surpriard by the excellent
pet iiirmance of that beautify', mo•iral entertainment.—
Mr. Pearmait nave the songs of Braille with mach spit it
and feeling; Mr. Bioattiltartms lief/Mot was set) te-per.
table ; Miss Kelly's Phiebir, the heat we est t •••%1 and
Bliss Cafe W'S Mu ne. was sorb a pet formance smelled
our younger joys. As to Ms Hackle's Captain B.lrelle, we
know too u.nrh of the omuipotency 4,1 illie Malhoger to
blame any man for taking 14 part to which h.. is atietlual ;
but *lieu a man has a hart asoigne4l he "Web it to
10 haesn byte,and to the public, to hr pet fec t
in that past. Mr. liteekle had out trcnfy Sin" to study,
and he appears d mit to base swilled one. 'flit- bates et •
the audience anticipated on, cremate, and we hope Mr.
I lorkle may profit by the liiht given
After Moroi Me new piece soinnieneerl 1 it is w e
na-
derstund (Eton the immoral pen of the author of that
most ateccessliii of all -descript pieces ••.,sasses and
Aci.rs"— the plot is shot ly—
Ind Curpktiet, a counts Immtioritt (Lanrastet), huings
Ilk us.), to lost n, and nut be-
ing s.lisii.ii with the ii•tial modes i.f pi oriaring a tesvect-
able 1111,6a:id for her, deft-moues to put an adv.!' it-meta
iti the public paps's, whirls ailvestisemen: is so careleasly
;mu, it that the real meaning of it may be mistaken.
It:rea dlial (Reeve) is in lose alibS.thy, but cannot
obtain lies I:ohm's consent. Heating of this singular de-
termination of therislil gt tilt nom,' - Jesuit es to aid his own
cause, and *wry Cotipieton atm of Isis *Meal .uti• plan by
personating ration. characters as anantllh the aclve es
tiseintnr. He is, thei clime, first announced as lie Peter '
&ale, who, by an Incurs eel concsplion of the paragraph,
a islies to engage Spay as a companion to Lad, teazle ;
the mistnke is cleared up, awl Sir Peter gore curaged
at being imposed upon.
Tim next appliemit is Dr. Endall (front Wise's Who ?)
who is folioed by 3.11 i Dianbs in los proleasional costume.
When these chat deices are dismissed by Cniwleton, Starry
...Mai enters &Mee/at:fie a- a rekbraled Mimic. A variety of
imitations take place, and after completely tiring unt 0411
Coupletort, he discuvets himself, and is rt warded with the
'Marl
llar•y :flirts was personated by a young gentleman,
we learn, holds a respei table InercAnte!P ilila.stioa it :1..?
City ; bear, es'• behind is -tint above Buttons" ill'. hiss 1.111,1,1
Nyluester naggertoood at Dewy and the 11.13 markt r.
Soliloquising to himself, i 1 appsats he reached the dread
triestion of '• A. ! ala I a K mg," and being .!Ouribitied tt
be a ylasermanontright, he played lasi Melt, fa all vit.:age-
taunt. Ity the sketch aI. have given ht. the pl,,t, it wi!l lie
Kress, be is lied use his imitative poi... ; he gave Forget),
awl its Sir c..:'e very fu'lly-liarley imDostarbadt.f4
Thridett in his dl es Potts very pussaWy —David Fi-her its
the S..nof PrrtssalmUahls,lintillall the whet • a e
he completely failed.- Yates stand, too high 4 iu onr
estimation In iIIIIIW t. COM prlitor ii) the li, 1.1 of iiiimickty,
though we still think that a stall, far hit is the Ltd n • .s
entitled to.•

Of Coe pi ce of last ti4ll.t iie (-ail wily nay that it purser-es
n sulheieot share of ephem 'soli?. to t:nr) nnme, to the
'treasury fora few n.eks and then " bc braid uu more:'
We iejoire in any tliiiig that coots ;Lai, the iirlfare
of a Theatre, town! we feel a Very ..;;;;It
un zwcunc:4.

Shoe Eng and Bridal illurderl-13Otwern nine
and ten o'clock on Monday night, as a young wo-
man was going along one of the principal streets
at Bradford, with a cann of water on her bend, sho
was n:et by a man, Who, being.intoxicated, began to
take indecent liberties with her person ; she there.
fore threw off the calm •of water, in mit r to deft thl
herself from his violence, and fled into the house of
Mrs. %Wainwright for protection: ut the same instant
Mrs. W. herself coming to the door to :now the omits
of the disturbance, the villain rushed at her, and ina
flicted two severe blows on the pit of her stomach,
which laid her senseless an the ground; and, not.
withstanding the best medical aid, she expired at 3
o'clock next morning. The murderer was taken
into custody immediately —Mrs.• Wainwright was
nearly 70 years of ago, and much respected.

COUNTERFEIT COIN.--A nest of utterers of base
coin has been discovered at Swansea, who, there is
reason to suspect, Inc connected with a gang that.
travel South -Wales and the adjoining countics of'
Monntou.h, Hereti,r& and Salop. The gong hare-
generally flaunted the guise of hawkers and pedlars.
For several seasuns past many of the farmers its
Bene..iden, tent, and its vicinity, have suffered'
considerably from some malicious person or persons
having cut the Lines in the hop plantafons puma-
way, thereby destroying the crop ; —two of dr)l3
depredators have been dotected, and-eon:misted fur
trial. . . _

On Monday night last another alarming Ere
broke out in the vidage of Exiling, which tota::y
dastroyed at barn occupied by Mrs Bryant. Thera
is no question but that it was caused by soine diabo-
iical incendiary, On the nest evening a letter was
zinind, in which a determination seems still to exist
that this scene sh4ll..not be the conclusion to the de-
signs of the atrocious and hardoned wretches. Tye
superseripti('il of it says, that Esning shall be in
gent:rv.: rooting:ll6m : the contents point out, that -
three more Inca arc to be forth-coming, and the fir::
which is to take place will been the prcrnises of en)
individual mentioned therein. From whit motives
these measures tir2 taken cannot at all be smile:Ad,.
as no ill-will appears is the people (4 its u.'ielbuttr-,
hood.