The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-15 00:00:00

.BURY ST. ED.liligb.l FAIR.

Our fair did not open this year till somewhat
usual, few of the booths toeing entered
till Friday, and some even remained mineeupied
till the rood of the work. The balls, however,
which are the great objects of attraction to all Ore
Nubility and Gentry of the neigh' hood, were
very splendidly attended, although nut PO nattier.
only as I ost year, owing probably to the precarious
state of the Queen's health, and the abaetice of
many families at this time abroad. Upwards of 410
persons of rank and fa•loiun graced the oilegant
Assembly Rooms on Friday evening, alien the
richness and variety of (Allows, and the >npeuh
jewellery and head-dresses of the Kept lit reigning
taste, gave a most Mop:wing elfrect to the -erne.--
Among the company present the following have
Orin within our knowledge:—

Doke of Norfolk, Duke of Grafton and Ladies Laura and
Isabella Fitzroy, Lord, Fitzroy, &mph sod Marchiontadr
and lathes Jame and Louisa Cornwallis. Lads Elizahello
Montagne, Earl and Conutess of Easton. Earl of Clermont
Lord and Lady and the Hon. Miss Hoop, Lord and Lady
Mristingfield, Lord and Lady Hwy, Hui. CA. Upton, M.P.
Hon. H. Townsend, Hun. John R 91911, Hun. Mr.Cavendisli.
Sir Nelson and lady Rycrolt, Sir Was. Rowley, M.P. and
Lady and fuser Misers Rowley, Mr Thetis and Lady Cul-
lom, Sir Culling and Lads Illr ths•rae and Lndy and
Miss ierainglieni, Sir MIMI, and Lady Broke, Sir William
Paiker, Sir William limp. Mr. sod Mrs Acton, Mr and
Mrs. Gage Rookwood. Sir. awl (,
two Misses Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Chafel, Or. 7.1 c-. and three
Misses Kililerlice, Colonel Steele, Maio, thineork an•l -ere.
cal Officers of Ilse Mill Hiii.sars, eisplaits Rowley, T. S.
couch, EN. M.P. and Mrs. and two Misses Gooch, Charles
Harvey, M P. and Mrs. Haney, .1. Merest, Esq. M.l'. aad
Mrs. Merest, 1. H Smyth, M.P. Ridley Cubourii, Esq. M.P.
Midi Lady, Mr. Mrs. and :ills' Moseley, Mrs. arid two
Misses Sparke, Mr. Wudeboiow, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
and daughters, Mr Mrs. and three Misses Mackay. Cabinet
Mr. and two Mutes Dixon, Miss I.evrson Gower, Miss Fitz-
roy, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Western, Mrs. and two Misses Mac-
bury, two Misses Watson, Mr. and %Ifs. Catnpbell, Mr. and
Mrs. Barnardiston, Mr. Andrews, Mr. and two Misses
Tharpe, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, Mr. soul Mrs. Ward, together
with all the respectable families of the town and neigh-
bourhood.

The Marquis and Alarelsionew of Woncrsvrit
have returned to town from a tour.

The Earl of LONSDALE has arrived at his house
in Charles-►treet, Berkeley square, from his seat,
Lowther Castle, Westmorland.

" Odds Bold/las" is the favourite exclamation
among the Dandies when at a loss in lacing thoic
stays.

The Earl and Countess of DARNLEY tire ex..
pected this day, at their house in Berkeley-square,
from their seat, Cobham Hall, Kent.

Lord and Lady HOLLAND returned yesterday to
Holland House, from their seat in Bedfordshire.
The Lady of Sir CHARLES STUA&T, English
Ambassador at the Court of Feria'', landed' at
Calais on the 4th October. and proceeded thence
to Paris.—( Paris Paper.)
A violent Party Journal of last week contain, the
following notice, the candour of which cannot be
too highly appreciated, under the brad of "
Correspeadeniv—DEctacir came too late to be
attended to this week."
Sir A. Dote, Bart. arrived yesterday at the Pulie.
ney Hotel, from his seat its Scotland. Departure.
from ditto :—Mr. and M►s. Facsicsi and family,
for their seat near Southampton; JANIS TISDAII.,
Esq. for Aix-la-Chapelle.

LITERARY INTELLIGENCE..-A monger the fashion..
able works, in the press, are Seckelothithstio. by
Corselbis U'Dosody;" and " Hugging Ilude &sm.
by Surly O'Leg'ens. Esqrs."
On Monday evening se'uniglit, the F. irl of
DERBY. the Lord Lieutenant of the Count• of
Lancaster, gave a must splendid ball and supper to
about two hundred person., consisting of the Nobi-
lity and Gentry of Lancashire and Cheshire iu the
vicinity of his noble mansion, at Knowsley. Among
the company were observed, Lord 11'xivrox, Loud
BELGRAYE. the Earl and Cuuntr+s of SEFTON.
Lord Mut.Yritivi, Lord CHOLMONDELEY, B.C. Ste.
The festivities of the evening were kept up till A
late hour, and the guests departed to their respec-
tive homes highly delighted with the urbmity and
attention of the noble host and hostess.
An individual who wanted a person to take care
of children, advertised in an American Paper—for
one whose patience is inexhaustible, whose temper
is tireless, whose vigilance is iniwisiking, whose
power of !blessing is briutidless, whose industry is
matchless, and whose neatness is unparalleled !

The visitors of St. Jaines'ie Park were yesterday
!Amused with the Pitechicle of a I.ttle black gnat,
shout IS indica' high, drawing a carriaKe with two
large children, either of them weightier than itself.
There was some novelty, and not a little cruelty,
in the exhibition.
A tailor who. bas recently commenced business.
announces. that the frequent disappointments ex-
perienced by the public (in his recondite art), arise
from the total ignorance of many who term them.
selves prVessional mess, and who have neither right,
title, nor claim to the least part of this invaluable
science.

Some persons complain that the epithet New ;6
continued to streets and boaildiags now become uhl!
There is, however, a precedent for it in The Pifer
of grok4eld. wherein we ore told " the eon hall
been seven pears in the family." Ile was then, „•
14 Yorkshire's's!' would buy, old enough to he called
u horse.

The new street fret►► ►he Strand to Waterloos
Bridge has a most sombre appearance, the su"'
test having taken evptviai care to avoid the o'i/taw
Tax.

The gronnd of the intended. plentations in lb:
new enclosure in St. Jantieb'r.i.qiitire, is et lunglt•
intuited out. :nal will probably be pl:inted the ro•
suing Spring.

The Bishop of CHESTER. on Tuesday
hid the foundation stout of 4 itr* Ch 844.1. "41°4.
is to be attached to ttit School Iv the volt.-
wit;(l in Livreiwo.

Pi:BARES.

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C tnietitt AIM'S MN* of 7Ae ?asking*
Lower was last tight revived at this theetre. It to
the dallert mood most emu eveating of his dramatic
efforts. indeed, as defective is it. that one is al,
most tempted to doubt whether the author of Tit
!rot balm. The noel el rovisoe, and of the
piece now revived, meld have been the some pee.
sou. From the encleding obsematiois of Mortimer%
we are led to suppose diet the object 011ie author
was to remove from the minds of EngHahne° those
prejudices which were formerly, cherished spinet
their Scottish neighbours. %Vith that view, it
should appear. the character of Colic Mocked, the
honest depeudant of the dissolute. Lord
silk, is drawn. The &silo wiss gemid—but it has
been very weakly panned. Fortenately. however,
the pretest age M too liberal to need a dramatic
lecture on the injustice of national antipathies;
and. if the contrary were the fact, the present
cowed, (in which. by the way. we could perceive
nothing cootie) is not much calculated to remove
the evil. The characters of the piece are loosely
drawee—the dialogue is isawkisklywentimenest, is
the serious scenes—and in these which are meant
to be lively, it is trite and commomplara. The
part of Augusta krerey. • young lady 44 strictly
virtuous Whits, who, from • variety of answerd
circumstatiers, has nearly become the victim of
tiniest suspicions, was perforated. for the first time,
).y Mrs. %V. %Vest. It is. character in which grief
predominates—hot it does not. in any one scene.
call for the exertion of rest taint. The lady to
whin it was intrusted played it extremely well.
The perfeessusee of ono pow • rt is sot however
likely to add greatly to fiefrsufesaiisatslrepotetiosi
WM Medea was repeansed by, Mr. U. J44l'-
117011. Hts picture of the Highleidl thilanthropost,
100, pow, osoSsot, esstwerostiON bolt,"
was worthy of his aikoowledgrd *Aents iu the do.
lineation of the Scotch character. It woe, iu its
general outline. rade and vigorous—but some of its
minute traits were beentifully enriched by touches
of genuine feeling. The dissipated Lard Aldrer.
ville—the love-sick Tyrrell—and the balf-oen-
feminist half-humorous Ahrlinter.—were respecta-
bly tilled by Messrs. Pentatir, H. Kama, and
fixacovon. Mr. Gains supported the part of
Pr. Drwid—a Welsh virtuoso. This may, for
might we know, be • very witty character. but such
was the extritordinary accent adopted by the iota-
twat meter to whom it was allotted, that we un-
derstood scarcely a word he uttered. The vulgar
impertinence of Mrs. Bridgeonore. and the spiteful
petulance of her daughter. were spieitrilly pour-
tn.yed by Mrs. Haatows and Mrs. Oasts.
la the @fireplace of My Spouse sad I. which
raccerded the comedy, • gentlemen of the name of
YAnwoLy, whom, we dwelt. we mains to have
men at one or the miner Theatres, appeased for the
first time on these boards, is the rustic eirseacter of
Ned The pert, which is • copy of William, in
Rosario, was tolerably well supported by the new
performer. whose exertions were v favounaldy rc-
ceived. Mr. Hsaury's Frisk. sod the Herald of
Mrs. Hucass, were extremely asassirsg.

The comic opera. entitled TA. Barber qf Seville,
was repeated last night. It attracted • splendid
anthem:v. and went of with alai. Mrs. DICIIONS
received just and enthusiastic applause.
The following are aging the soup in this in-
teresting piece:—
SONG4ieullb.

Thorn sot is his so sosni so he..
As Lows is secret seeks,
Threes set Is life is Wild • llow'r
As tin rams so Ilentellat eirrein!
11.• Guth in seeds an boor does gives,
perisi never saver !
let will web reseAlsoui is busea,
There live sod bless ter ever. -
• ltip !
Theo let Illy beset is truth eieerre, to
Reines mos sigh for sigh;
,toe
While I repeat such yew Imes dear, Ay
Asa the lame of bye is sigh!
Fee Ile Nib is sod sit boor, ate.
pea -I
SONG—Resists.
Away, deceiver, lel es pert
Per ever—besee, sersy! • •
Thus In sot worth • asidetes beset,
Who would that boast betray.
Ali! how eyeless &se se tresellsious press,
Se fickle sad termer%
Ti. wia this triesSitog bears or love,
Thee limos that loran /whore ?
True hoe. • spark a perm Are,
That, fasted by Troth theist,
And sever, serer ens inspire
A Wow:, base as thine !

CHESTER THEATRE.

Our Theatre opened for the season on Saturday,
snit iistrialseced to us that very clever actress. Ms,
S. Boort. in the character of Alliir.a Srusstkvilk,
its the cannily of The Will. On !wee entre aka
was most warmly wetted by the audience. She
wrist through the character in the most animated
and natural style. Swale of her touches Wrew an
irresistible appeal to the feelings, and site received
the aela•earewil meed of general approbation..
sire farce she took the character of Little Pickle,
sod was loudly entered in the poor, stud more per..
tienlarly the hornpipe. Mai Betrets was ably sup-
ported by Mr. CS AISLES entlP. in the character of
!Levant. This Lady's heseeit night. on Friday
I est, at Shrewsbury, was petroAised by Colonel
D►l.l.as. mod the Officers of the Shropshire
v•ihy, seal at a very rattly petted. the boobs was
crowded in every purt.—(Chester Comma.)

ROI Roy.—To those persons who have read and
admired the popular novel of Rob Noy, the follow-
rim:4V from a Neatiasper.of 1754, May not be
uuacrrptahlr

" figlinbstrek, reb.s.—YearrAay was oneesited here, par.
mint in his itentence, Robert 3141 c=ur, Wins Causpliell,
Wier Rob !toy, for hanmicken, and forcible abduction of
Jilin Kay, loiters of Elenleilly , he stlinowledmerl the jigs.
lice of his sentence, died aeenitnaly penitent for his crimes,
slid declared liornolf of the Chords of Rowse. Immediately
In fore hr 111111 Stimuli sg, sea while as his &swims on the
la.l,frr, souse of the piiiiniate eristl unt, " A pardon' a
peribm." alas* anis him start up nail Inolt aessmorl hint ;
vifierrispen lb. thigistgates uplift J his iainaiisteir to W
tbz.aviii over."

. • • rl - -
n1.116/OENI‘ brit. ',fr. &Wet
_ waaamos Av. ien_ assaaa !a. P
. . At Air this waning- the Court me**
Two hued ifty-four cares are set down fir
present &U
CONCII MINT OP PROPIRTV.
stsfseir.
The app licattain •of Ms. Edmond Herron ',Are
was opposed by Mr. ADOLPMus on the ground of a
concealment of peaperty. The Issiolrent under.
went a long exariliuntion, in the course of which he
stated, that his plate of residence before his arrest
was chiefly at Berkirampatend, where he had a
cottage from last December until the Minh fol-
lowing. The ferraitare. in that cottage never was
his own property, it Was merely lent to him by his
brother ; he sftererards admitted that this furniture
formerly belonged is his wife, Truth whom it passed
to his brother fare a valuable consideration, of the
amount of which he had no distinct recollection.—
All he could peiitively state was, that his brother
paid a debt fur him, and then got the furniture
from his wife in lieu of the motley he had so paid.
On being pressed by Mr. Adolphe@ to state where
this furniture was at present, lie mid it was in his
apartments in the Rules of the Prison' from which
he was brought up—but he denied that he hid any
property in it, and was therefore not called upon to
take soy notice of it in his schedule.
The Court conceived this statement elate mantis-
factory, and remanded the Insolvent far a conceal-
ment of property.
The appliestiis of Wm. Maybery was opposed
by Mr. Pot.t.oct, on the ground of unfair dealing
with his employers. The Learned Counsel stated
the following *angular circumstances as forming the
ground-work of his opposition to the Insolvent's
discharge. The Insolvent was the agent in London
of a Manchester house, for the sale of their goods--
he was to receive no commission on sale, but was
paid for his trouble and attention by a salary of
3001. a year. It appeared that a Baronet of high
rank, at the west end or the town, had occasion to
raise a large sum of money, and the Baronet was,
by an agreement with the Insolvent, to take from
the house goads to the value of 7,5001. In this
manner the esegociation was conducted, and in esti-
mating the priCe at which the goods were to be
takers' the Insolvent took care to set down a value
much above the general sale price of the day,
though in his account current with the Manchester
firm he merely allowed the usual market value.
On discovering this circumstance, the firm de-
manded a settlement from the Insolvent for the sur-
plus he had in this naanuer received; he resisted
this demand, and at length, after legal proceedings
were threatened, it was agreed by all parties that
the matter should be referred to Mr. Denman, the
Barrister, who made an award, that the Insolvent
should pay 1,7001. to the Manchester house. This
was the state of the cave, and Mr. Pollock con-
tended thit the Insolvent could not get rid of this
debt under the Act, as he had violated the com-
pact he hid made with the firm is Manchester, to
which lie stood merely in the relation of • servant,
and not u au agent acting solely on his own
account.

The COURT remarked that the home in Man-
chester had comprotnised the right over its servant,
which it might whops have asserted pude? the Act,
by submitting the whole matter at issue to an arbi-
tration, sad ackaowlealgiug the award, which of
course mast now stand merely iu the nature of a
debt.—The Insolvent was discharged.

Slid R PING.
-Es.-
(nes a Nes nth Paper.)

Al hoof* ea Jobe Mtn, bet a few days ar-
rived fres Engle while walking up Broadway, rum hat.
lug hew he should obtain easploymeet, was accosted by a
151wwee-istatiwg yeses mats, who isequieed if he waisted em.
I phloem*. " Yes, Sr," was the reply. a Whet do you do?"-s-
-" I are • towhees,' says yon. " Aye, aye . Oases the
very thing (says the gewearane), my father wants a coach.
man. What do you aspect a eineth!"—a Eighteen dollars."
—" Well, my father will give yea Meaty, for I perceive you
are an Hagfishes*. Cume with me." Away the poor feline
went, quite elated at Indies English coachmen in each high
intimation, and east conducted to a private house near
Broadway. When arrived there, the reafkiene made fur-
ther haggis ies : " You have some asessey, I suppose r-
.. Yes, Sir."—" How meek!"—" Sit guineas, mad see of
your three dollar notes."l4 Let an see that mote. It is
likeiy that pre have new isepseedepon,aqd that the sate is
bad."—" Here it is."—" Aye, it lioaboseepiebossa. Let me
ere, hew much do you expect to get he rase geisha r-
. 1 don't loom yid ''—‘, Weil give them to me, sad I will
take thews with the ante to ray beether's store in the Broad-
way. Bat here, geed wane% glee this honest man some
beefoleeks and poetorthe my father always gives his coach-
man hefstesks and peek" towards noon. As I was saying,
I will see how meth my brother will give you for the
guineas, and if the este is good." Os which be decamped,
and left poor lobo Is lad fah way seem three hours after to
' the Palles-Olßee, witherstoilhee hoefstealis or porter in his
- stomach, and bet four chi/Nage in his rickets, to solicit
detection of the sharper and his guises*.
We would wens both John JIB sad his half.brethr Pe,
for neither of them appear to poem ten much circusaspec-
lbws to bemire cautious who they trust in the streets with
gem
their There are rums sharp blades here, as in
other the look-out (or suitable subjects of plunder.
Thigh the complaint of a similar nature mode within
lea last three weeks; in nue of those instances • calf-heeded
SAM was itched oat of every thing he possessed, sad the
shaper mothd to persuade him that he bought from him
a gulf with three lege, for which he was to pay twenty
dollen, to which ellegattest peer Pat very naturally rejoin.
ed—" Is it likely, your bueour, that I would be after bay-
ing • war with these lees, when I bate not a ghillie(' se
hose myself with, fee the thief got every thing 1 hod,
snow wino* at being a friend to me in a strange cues.
try. Vtlot wools' I oast wield sorb a beast!' Nue was it
until the rascal fumed himself locked up, and in • fair way
foe the Prisitentiaryishet tie relinquished the charge of the
eaW with three lege; sad disposed his pleader.

A Committee bits been appointed. and a sidiscriptioi es.
tared into for the laudable purpose of preserving the hasout
of fish in the vivre illesvey. We suiderstood that a Sew
man of Runners was roavieted ea Saturday sessisight,
pail she putridly of 101. for taking rum% lialossas, mad sllu
sisslawful nets rolled mallingera, which, together ad* his
hose, were forfeited. The importance of protecting HA 'Ash
from premature destruelioa is strongly masked by the sin-
gular fact in natural history, duo, like the swallow, it re-
turns each season to the self some spout to deposit itospaws.
Th., has bees proved by illeadtar tla la Lambe. ohs fos-
tered a small par* of carper to the Saab elf maw at them,
sad then set them at liberty, sad Awed slat Okay resented to
she .111W11 ewe for these socesedier !roams. The rapid
;north of this OA is adeabibbqk IMES SWISSI Sim
mair
testimony of a gentlrosso at Waveform& A
on the 7th of Febroney shls wriggled torves prom\ wed
three roarten; being availmall VAN Wiwi ea the bock,
in., awl tail. alai tarsal lots as elvers woo again tains on
the 17th of the fulerstio Illasaah aid INS they finked to
weigh seveuteen pounds and a bolt

loge

varyirriff lay . hoe •seT,
.may. "t'en ;via 14: Plll V

trbiwtO • TOOMMii ottromom 111.
Oft. Poesde, fir II sold sits' mitryisg Sot. 41b.t sod
t Allis, est. 11b. T. T. C.
Mr.laW. elt. f. Pow
Does oldiellos'a b. t. Leto 2
Mr. emirates eh. c. by Wiwi, sit of Isom Los
Mr. Wyndham's 1. f. by *lsis, sit of Wimp, by tlipbooss
Mr. Crocktird's eb. f. by Comer, sot it s Boustaare
Lord Foley's I. e. by lootbottior, oat of Plpplios
Mr. Joss's b. f. Miss Fadr, by Poohon
b.k of Roilastra br. f. by Sorcerer, ont of Videos
Mr. Wasos's b c. by flitesi4 tool of Pestogos
Mr. Psyss'o.b. e. by Trine, sot a &Hari*
Ms. W. WWI eh. e. Calico, by Hapisoord, wit of Dimity
'Doke of Retlastra b f. by Way, out 411tossbells
The J. 45 placed but 1.
4 to 1 agat,Cosoy—ll to 1 opt Mr. Wyodbais's b. f.—. 2 to
opt Mr. Creekfortra cka.
Forced Handicap Stakes of legs. sod', for Syr Alils sad op-
-I`. Y. C.
•
Mr. Lake's Astabei. 4-yrs obi, Tat
Mr. Payee's Raokaboroitgli, &yes old. Sot
Mr. Vagasistares Ittpnator, 4.yrsold. 114.110.
Ld )croffs Parroi, 14ra old, Tat. 101 b.
Mr. Wilso's Cassis. 4.yro old, 7.t. Sib. •
Major Menu's b. f. by Jusiper, Cyr. old. To 21b.
Mr. Rogerea f. by Haphassed, oat sf Mies- Melt, 3.50
Sol.
Oroddord-a e. by Dick AmirSto, this by Pays's,
3-yro old, eat. S.
Mr. Josses eh. g. lelgrootitook asely Caaterbory,
re aid, Om. Mb:
Mr. boil, e. by C.dblk se of Lady Joie, 3 yes old,
4.1111.
The Judge plaid but e.
11 to 1 opt Astsbee...l to I slot Isseraboroegh-4-So I apt
awe.

BASINGSTOKE RACAL

TIVOSIIDILT, *OtTOIIIISII
Fifty Potiads,• for al ages. Hems soles ram&
Mr. Brumes br. ff. Marlissian, aged. • •
Mr. Besibow's b. f. &yrs aid, .... 1 4
Lord Palusemosils b. f. Uclisatress, 4 yrs old .. 3 3 3
Mr. Russell's Now•Cooductor, &mad . . ... ••• • • I d dr
Mr. Cumberbateles Belleropbos, 41-yrs oW 4 *
Mr. Dilly's Bo fo•yrs old 5 dr
A Maiden Plate of 55L for all aeis. heats tiro *ilea sod
• half.
Mr. Pearee's eb. f. by Simian. 3.yrs 01d........... 1 1
Mr. &wholes bc. Traveller. 3-yrs old " •'
Mr. Rose's b. f. Tell-tale, 3-yrs old
A Sweepstakes of 10p. caeb, with 111 p. added by Übe libelee
Fend. Meals twice roma&
Mr. Walker's br. g. Storm 1 1
31r. Paul's b. g. assume II 2
A Haadlcap Sweepstakes of bp. each, wide !Madded, for all
ages. Twice reboil.
Mr. Brown's br. g. Marketable, aged
Mr. RosselFs Noe-Coadoctor, 5 yrs old
_ _ -

Me. Coriberbsieb's Bellereplies;• yrs di ..seara 1 3
Mr. Kesel% Telll-talr, 3 yrs old ••••••• .43 3 4

MICHAELMAS PAIR.
-....-.

Our Great Michaelmas Fair es Saturday last.
he boon market was very s. attended, bole by
buyers sad sellers. We do net stemint that we have ever
witnessed so great • number d Wei boron in or market
as was in that of Saturday. Tbelnitut was awing 'Pr under-
stood, to the general dispoeltkio that psevalls woos kronen*
to get rid of their Of& horses, In esneetMeuee of Os deareens
of fodder. Several beautiful bones were sold at very high
prim; but inferior on were quite • dog. The show of
fat beans was mall, sad the prim high. There was in un-
usual quantity of pigs is the market. It had been antici-
pated by several of tbe bosh" dolor In oboe, that they
would he extraordinary dear at tie Unbolting file; their
expectation, however, have not been rosined. Pigs west
olr equally as low, if slot lower, thee they did et the Mist
fair. Young own, about twelve or Sorter week' old, were
sold at M. eseb. Hops bare experieueed • very considerable
redoing. II or pope% during On lasi Jolt We, we
stated, that they were soling at metal-for sod twesty-live
guineas per hundred; now, as good hope as on be procured,
are selling it nine and ten guises per hundred. Tie Halls
are welt Ailed with Manchester, Toeksbire Scotch, Bir-
minelisso, sod Illselleld goods, sod several liege purchases
have hitherto bees effected. It is the opinion of may
dealers, that • greater demand for all Mods of gods halal.
ready hewn made, then et any correspoading period for
somber of years.—(Chesier Covent)

TURNER AND RANDALL. .

The leog.expected match between these leet rate berme
of the Sal, and width will excite more intense than has
been keown for may years, was made at Mr. Fatalities',
on Tuesday eight sad as thoiteande are pending already
upon the match, we furnish our readers will the articles,
subject to posse trivial alterations, by way of pulling the
document into Eagtiale.
Articles of agreement, October 13, 1010, entered into at
Franklin's, between Jilin Randall sad Edward Turner, to
light for the sem of 100 L aside, en Tuesday the Ist if De-
cember. The battle to be a shod-up one, sod haltminute
time—to take place in a 14 feet ring, mid the said place to
be waged by Mr. Jackson. The disease* from Leados net
to he less than 25 miles, NIA not to emoted SO unites : each
man to choose his own empire—and • referee lobe appointed
by Mr. Jacket's, whose decisive, in case of dispute, shell
he
Anal. The while of die makes to be wade good at Mr.
Frauklies, but if either Turner or Roman wish to isertime
the sum to 2001. s-side, the said increase to be made es the
201 November. Mr. Franklin to place the stakes in the
baud. of Mr. Jackie', or whom he shall appoint. To Agbt
at twelve o'clock. A deposit of SOL wide is placed in the
bands a Mr. Frpaklis, bet if the whole of the stakes of
100 guineas are sot asset good at Mr. Franklin's es the
1011 of November, the whole of the deposit to be forfeited.
Signed by BAXTER and FRANKLIN.
Randall pat his own mese, down, sad bailer, Turner's
uncle, covered fee him.

A second watch fur le /nines, play or pap, bat two
oily deposited. was made for Randall to Gild Rennin' for
100 guineas, within three mouths after his combat with Tur-
ner. This match was Insole in eonorquesee of the backer of
Randall bettiogfiffprobross that Randall spo• both Gelds.
The Wits between Martin, doe baker, aid Cyrus Davis
is off. Hie latter kiwis! paid forfeit.
The money between tbe yeienti le sales and Isle of Wight
Hall, far 160 guises', will be deposited at Olivet's um Thurs-
day, to light ell the 15th lesion..

Os Tomboy sight she Mose or Lady Chasdiers, at
Pitlmp, was Make opes ; the robber% entered by a parlour
wiadow OM the posed low, and finding • poker is t►e
easse, wade me of it to break ere• • pair of Addis, doors
which were foalesed, r•d pievested their poiroge le OW M.
terior of the seassion. They ta►ried off • variety of •r-
-ticks, p►iwcipalty resift apparel, and also • origami-desk
w►ich was afterwards bond broken in pieces at the lower
part of the laws. TM thieves wet Melee proceeded to say
other than two •psrlwe.K it Is eiesjeetured Omit they wade
a preelpitale retreat is cootie/peace of the Wain of the
sardestr's dog.
The maw sight IM Muse of she Rev. ter. Clswe•k, at
Putney, was catered sod ploadered of a sessbev of hooka.
During the temporary absence of the fausily, so Turiaday
oftersous, the holm of kle. Measures, Willisar-emos, Nw-
•lsgton, eau eate►er by swam of ►hektos keys, by same
robbers, who curried at a eisuider•bie ~bell of Newt also
a welds, M.

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bet Legg.t..
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Jig taw Yr. Asrßeeesn Weitesau, prenlint Staglegsfe.
SUPPOSED INSANITY.
Reiterlisesewer yesterday put to the bar, to aolven the
cownehisteof hie wife
Ni. Smelt dimes, a leopeesable•loukist
woman, meted, that :he bad been married to the Penner;
tabs worn a• lanalatistore, tell ram and had two chines;
we a girl beton% right sad oleo yeses of age. the tone
bey, who who tern rare of age The day before. and daring
the thee•she hod bees eterried wishes. never received a shit.
liag from noo• Prisoner towards the insinteassee of herself
or Alines Ow MradsM. bathe the.,Primore ram, to whine
she rented, M • Mrs. No.t. Ashetwores, between
eight sad Moe O'clock, an impired for her. Sim wee celled
eta!phis. Ho said, helmeted co me his children. She
told bilk that it was imponible be could me them then es the
girl was sighted* but she would mead for heves the following
day, soil If he would 110100.111 the evening a in Ise nook!
me them. He got her a Violeta rage, and threatened to
ate her Ilk awl bedew. he-went away he gut more peace-
able, nisi arched So coin qeirtly the ant eyeshot. He
morns& rain keno fear and Ave o'clock to tea ; be
tank the girl its Ms ken, int said he would take her away:
She 101 l him be nigh take• her to bis mother's for a week,
ow *cache got lite a moot violent rage, threatened to take
hw dill, or any one that stereo/pooh hint, at the same time
bramliehisor a large stick, sad actually curried the chilit wit
of doors without carat or boons, and In the street got open
nein with Mr. Harris, the Aker, sad is the midi. the
-11 escaped sad returned knee. She had bees anent
limes separated from Ike Prissier' the last time twelve
umethe after belied cut hie theist when she lived with him
he wed. logo to had with vital& nader hie ttilluw. . While
'Use, at law she moldered her life in clanger.
Aidermaim—ew Do yoitheow how he gets his livingr:-.
o All shot I ksow is, that he is a lawetatherr ; he bas been
twin is Nenrate in th lam env.*
Um. Elisabeth Webb, of et, Cheapoldr, corroborated the
,Maleusest of the Complained am to the ostragcon ettedloct
of the Primmer. • .
Aldensaa-t." Do yes thin, Unions, tint the Primmer
is always is his right wind '"—e The only newer I can gin
le, that I canon coessider a sae moo that would cut hie
owe thromet,"
Mr. Deny of Isiteseritais, said be knew dig Pei.
soser's brother, who was 4 trash respectable man ; he kitew
very little of the Prisoner, eacept that be ins in the Mini-
tel about ones 20•Athe back, ON anent if earansitsiai
nab set at himself. Mrs. Jona, his Ironer sod his tinily,
an all respectable.
The Primmer, ;rho appeared is a Mate of meet igitatin,
is his defeat., said he had bees married to the Coinplaireitt
les gears; As the first three plan they hired innst happily
tom**. He bed • ham in the Cresceet, Islington, for
which he paid the rest sad same, sod kept a torrent fur,his
wile, which he ought oat to have nor, ma it was bore than
his Wenn would allow. A change took place in him pen-
non, eiresasstasem, his wife tinseled him, his children were
takes away from him, and en as eirglindon to ace Ilona he
was refined. He bad lost all that was dear to his, hie wilt;
his children, sad, to complete his misfortunes, he was bereft
of Menages. Ile bed het every thing: his wife's another
had lately died, tad by a will said to be made by her, every
thing was left to hie wife out of his commul, hat how it was
emoted he did an know.
Ilre.llowee stated, that she held I. her baud the probate
bin Melbses will, by which she sensed Is her awl lwr
lithireu 'Valet property she possessed, fur their sole sae,
haswiai this if the Prisoner had any torten over it, they
SIMS sr not. It was tree, that when they were lint
itlateldie, they had • hash at Islington, sod kept a servant,
Tke-helemeoliter famished the on, sad paid the wages of the
Van-
' The worthy Mammas lbw addiessed the Pinion, and
alservod it was a most aggisseasteene; ha hod hoes mar-
Old Ira year,' doh( whin lime ho did sot attempt to my
lest be had env eaoseribeted to the support of him wife or
ddline, and then woo monism that amid junto, his pee.
Ilse his wife is Wen of bet We; he math to be timakful
her for the care she hod him of his dabber, far, by his
veers ackaowledgneet, if they ewe dopeadisa ore him, they
might at the present stainal be chargeable to a pariah. The
Moe soominsothe be meld pot es his coodece was, ltst he
was MI of ease mind, sod is jostles to the public and his
oak, he ought out to he at large if it was so. He *omit
therefore mead him to the Cusipter, for the purpose of his
being esamind by medical WO as to that poise, who wool('
make their roped to whoever might be the Sitting Ma-
gistrate.
OVERCHARGE OP A PARCEL.
Onemolisme Lerkeene,a porter to the Belle-Sauvage ens&
• Loologato bill, appeared to what a essitplains of Mr.
Thema, Bartlett, of Lodgehesewel, for ihertieg him Is. id.
Dee parcel, whirls came by a stage coach, wheel he ought to
have charged only Is.
Tbe Complaisant stated that the Defendant delivered with
the parcel a ticket,porportiog to he the ticket of gr. Enos,
As proprietor of the arach-olice (*argil.; M. &I. he had
amertaind that the parcel was oaly charged 1.. WO the way-
bill.
Alderman Waithataii—+'asew eh ticket; hare is no-

tier sr‘istatser of a wattinnau, thirerle hulk srfarett, Thit
thboiwo. Hay, had Ten the chaise ',demob. after
he ilia soatched it. to the Pristioer Edwardll, as issenetatiy
the ride with au esprit Ogg of thiebes, ta the build that
!obi the property nelllF twain' it, Nit gibes it to a
coliipookwe to atropin deteetillp Its Siete it eon died-.
cult Al Motif, the ANA Win lie bola* who otiosity
took the *Orel I. the noel likely hi be per Ind Axed
apt* honeirer, le this ease. the *ate& Jac. Was phired
Hr. ifieloby to babe biro takes Abdo it. perible, and whea
tie Ihisessetit were atupped in brar-blrett, MY. Taylor, a
greeit.graere. to that move, actually nay it lb lie possession
of the 'Ammer, Eitarsodsk ittith the chain twitted mind kis
Suitors; tot he *as sees to tint. it from hire, And it broth
against • 'omen deo of the wallbe of Janie' Pirtle, *lle con.
Moved ii. lestintosty of My. Taylor, of erring the tralch4
chain, &c. to lbe Pawner. Palwatals`s, hand;
Tbe Prisoners were ctionseimal. They are bell.itnerrit
characters. Their were lusty dbeleorged on Saturday eight
fries a charge of.felony.
Thmitat /Vonaleh ores charged With rubbing the atahlra of
Mrs. flarrith, the widow of tbe celebrated actor, of the
clothes of the

The charge being salisfattority proved, the Prisoner was
coottelifed lA. trial.
Gwen,* Medffisa was Charged with attempting to rob sere-
r"l gratlrisen, al they were tnraiag eat of Drury.lane Thea-
tre, at Ow eleme of the performance.
Chilies Humphreys stated, that he observed the Prisoner
at the comer of Raasrtl.bteeele is company with another
well.known 'character, attempt several gentlemen's pockets ;
owe of them said his sense was Homey, hiit as he haul out
lust any thing he refuted to attend to have any trouble.
The Prisoner wee ordered to Sod bail.
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EFFECT'S OF JEALOUSY.
Ms. Morris, wife of Ciotti* Morris, late of She 7th
Husears,,atteeded yesterday before the Magistrate at tide
oiler totems soer I charge preferred against her I. Mite
k J lisa ohanna, for assaulting Her, esti threatening her with
pertainil 'violence.
Min Johnson staled, Nit aster moollis Lark Hie tlopeti
from Ireland with Cainain Mom* hiving farmed ass imbue.
tamale salaam ance with Men. She was mit aware that be
was a Mirried man, and she ietstuipsaied Ittis to Enabled.
She nos visited lately by the Defendant, who abased bee le
the moat violent 1111Inerr, and alenterd het, by her maragewed
conduct. Since that period Captain Morris had been in one.
lady several 'times, town charges preferred against AIM by
Onrieli officer', hi whom Mrs Morris had Applied for main-
moaner. For a considerable titer iffir (the Coullitalitsat)ltaa
discontinued bee connexion with that Gentlemen. She at pre-
vent resides in the perish of St. George's. Southwark, and She
Defendant occupied apartments at no greed distabre fermi the
lathe place; they freuptently tort atridenalkill the sterna
and upon all such occasions Mrs. M ode 1s astailleelier with ler-
renti nf abuse and raised a moh about bee, Mid compelled
her to seek refuge in a hackney coach, arid 1K escape her Airy
by driving away. Abont len day. ago Ad Defendant met has
in the street, and assaulted her by striking sad peaking her,
and since then she was hunted by Ler wherever she Went
mid she considered that bur petunia! safety was
by seek emsdnet.
Mrs. Morris said. that the Naiad* had drstritted her or
her husband, and had been the priuripal ranee of herself
and family being reducea to such a deplorable state as to
apply to • parish fur assistance. She had reason t o When*
that her statement was votress respecting the disenntiouso3
of her connexion with Captain Morris. It wet a aulject
inexpressible stwortillailion to witness the sestandering *SIV
upon • worthless woman that property ithich ought to
be appropriated to the use of his own family. • bust waste
were. Mintestiktk. Vbecould not restrain her feelings, and
wherever and *heartier she Met (Sr Complalanot she agoutil
remind her of the isaisisserahle wapitis she had been tbel
means of heaping twos het family.
The Magistrate lamented the nafortsenate and tirslerlvd
siltation of Mrs. Morris, but rentinded her that she most
sot adopt mirk a Mat of waded hiker& Miss Johnson,
which traded toward, • breach of the peace. Under the
eircunisitottes be should wit call arm' her to laid sureties Id
keep the the peace • the officer should hold the warratit,
bring the parties Dries him if a similar uccarrence "build
take 'glee' 0,01,
Ihtatilokottilltr nit ate.
Randal), thle teletwated pugilist, by way of knish to a
night's spree, was charged wash disorderly amitort rally
yesterday souraiNg wills ushers in SA. Giteell. There was no
mischief thine, and the Defendant said he had hero drinking
with some friends who had kept him out lam% Sod he and
none raker gentlemen were lest abased, The tam was dis-
charged.