The National Register.
London, England, 1820-02-14 00:00:00

'l'llE NATIONAL

Value.

NIANSION-HOLTSE.
111 NOR THEATRES.

UNION-I lALL.
Tits Cosoußo Tus.,vrte.—Wethiesdity being the
day appointed by adjournment, for hearing and deciding
iipon the itiliirut Ilion intainst Mr. Glossop, of the Co.
Wittig .111eJlre, Ifir ellJetniew. of ttie 11'.1;41.'11y of Ktog
Iliellata tile Third, tots office was crowded at an early
hour by a vast variety of ik•rsoits litterested, directly and
indirectly, in the question at issue. A 111/m8 the wore
prominent 01 the aiditors were the proprietors of the
lioglish Opera, and 'host of the title $ laces uf poldte
entertainment, recognized hurler the title 111 Minor
Thratres. The Nlagistrates hefore whom the :wort. a-
Lion had bet II 1.17(1 were Mr. C:tanthers and S;r Julio
PitiltOrii ; but ill addition e, Nlr. Randle Jackson,
Mr. Balite, and manyothto these,
Ir. an gistiates, were
in attendance. At twelve o'clock tie counsel ill sup-
port of the itiforistation, Messrs. F. l'oltiek and Turfon,
and those un behalf of the th•fendant, Messrs. Adolphus
and I)owlitig, etitered the office. 'Fite case was imme-
diately called on, and the information was pro.fliced.
Previmis to the commencement of the nosiness,
Turin's, begged lease to state, that lie appeared
there expressly 00 helialf of the c••iiiillittee and proprie-
tors of I)rury Lane Theatre, and r:spect as tile
representative of Mr Elltstott. Ile was induced to
make this declaration, as reports had 'sects erroneously
circulated, that hie presc.tt nitwit:anon had ueen insti-
tuted at the desire of NI r I:stun.
Mr. I". Pollock then proceeded to bring the matter
before their IVorships in a formal manner, but issued
to premise, that it atly blame were to be attaetietl to the
taistiAators of this procreding, the propriettils of both tile
wittier theatres were equally Intl ed, as he appeared
f.rr Covent Write!' Theatre, while his leariud friend
attended on the part of Drury Lillie. The present infor-
m:l6mi was founded Oil the well-ktiusvu act of toe loth
of GC°. 11. cap. 28.; by which it was prodded, that
all perionts enactiii4 plays, or ally Illatitier tit stage
entettattintem, fiir tore, gain, or rew:tre, wiiiitiut royal
autitority or license from the Lord Cliatutierlaili, should
be dealt with as vai.tratits, or Le sittueei to a pettaity of
501.--Tite Cllargc aaa'aist Mr. 610SAIll will, ‘ll.ll he bad
caused the trage.iy tit Richard 111. to tie pertm Int.{ at the
Cobnum riteatte, 055 Inch lie (sus a veuvrielilf, tl:e
()tit 011).-c:caliper last, ill cunt ravention of t lie act in
stuestiots ; att.; IllerefOre 1141(1 SOhjeCtell 10111SVII to the
pc .any Which was be neutered; olic .1.111 11.
onteti would ;0 to the parish in which the oileitce 55 as
c tl, and the other half to the infornier. The
obj,et of' the person by whom this ittfosiscrition had
Iwo' laid, however, was hot to recut e. the 41110011 t U 1 tile
penalty, but to prevent the repetition J • 011ettee
whlc.l was Itialely ii jttriotts to the patent theatres: It
Was al-u lIIS 111114 10 slate, that ugailist Mr Gaissop 1/11
sonally were W,IS 11(11 the Alpines( degree of itosti. Sty
entertained. The learned counsel then read tile ciait•e-
of the act upon which the information was 1.0
;
and hat illg(10111: thib, he observed, that it only reinattieti
for hint to piste that 1110 Se CIJIISeII Ilatl been 111111114.01.
The het nee of the Coburn Theatre, granted ity
tuaAisi tes of the comity of Surrey, WJS litell produced,
and adinitva, i prooi, by Mr. Adolphus. From
this itbeim appeared, ti,at the parties to whom tile licence
had grained were NieSSIS. Glassop, Junes, Seres,
and I)•ittn.
It .vas Olen proposed to call witnesses to prove the
alle:fations in the information ; when
Mr. Adolphus observed, that he had, in &tine, to
object to the information, on the 610011(1 111.1 t it had
beet' laitl attaitist Mr. Glossop alolle, when, inl/0111It 01
laCt, there aill/Carell by thicence to be tour proprietors
of the Coboorg Tlic.ore.e !T he (silence. cnarged, if any
were committed, was joint and several. The whole of
the patties implicated (night therefore to 11:1 heel* 711-
cludcd in the intOrtuation. The act only specified one
to:natty for each offence ; lint if the course how taken
Wt re to lie permitted, each of the proprietors of the
Cat .oursil'heatre might be proceeded against for a separate
penaits Ira the Sallie offence.
r. P..ilock, So answer to this objection, submitted,
that in ail Ca,l's Of tort, the action might be brought se-
verally. 11115 Was the es-sly day practice ill civil CJSCS.
IL 011111 be :1 singular allSWer 10 all action Of assault,
Whyte liner persons hail bceit concerned, fur one Of the
Ileft'llll,llllB who 111:1 been proceeded against separately,
to s iy, 111:11 INC.I 11 w the 5s hole were hot included to the
aetiou, he %vas 1101 liable. Resides, by the second sec-
tion tit the act (won which tins information had beets
tiled, it was distinctly enacted, " that any person
t% 110 should Callst• 10 be enacted," and so lords,
should be liable ho a certain petialiy. The charge w,,s,
that Glossop had caused the play of Diehard the
111. to be fel the Colaiiiirg Theatre : alit' It
Was 00 Valid objection in hilt to say, that styli:ll other
persons slid sts 11/11. Illicp.'llllClll 111 hoots, it might ap-
pear the evidence, that in point of fact Mr. Glossi/y
111JS he oily person who had taken au active part It'
the oil ice
Mr. AdollillUs alit' Dowling still urged the force
of their oitsectiott, but Mr• Griambers reserved I IS out
mon till the Cate should he cOnclutted.
Joan Tovey, who is employed tii the box-office 11.
C4Wettl-galllell theatre, leas CalltAl. liel4oVell
hl 1
Is , I • • •m. •

ra-*4

- - -
To a goes:lon from V r, hers he &Ali in.litiatitly,
that I.e was not e..gape.t as .t datiecr.
lit his ctoss-examination \lr.l)owltog, he lie
knew _Mr. I).tott, :Mr. Jones, lull Mr.N...res, who Ie
ontlertoutl, were %mit Mr. (iltt3)oit, jattn•pritintetura 01
the Int-titre. . _

This was the ease fur the proseciiiion.
I\lr. Atloliillos tncli addressed the Nia4isir lies at some
length oil toe part of tile M. ohservatioh
which hail beets made tot the par of r. Tiiniso, as to
Mr. Ellision, was 1111 some thin he had alitlcip.ite.l.
Ile knew too well die good taste as weft as liberal lel.
ing of Mr. Ehisom, to suppose That he would have lent
himself to the establishment of a princip!?, its opposi-
-11011 to vvlsicia lie had proved himself so sire:moils and
eloquent a champion. The Lamed proceeded
to contend, that tile performance of Itich rd 111. at tile
Cobourg Theatre was Ito more than a Intoacal ei.tertain-
inent, anJ sinidar 111 all respects to those represelitat ions
which had beets fur so many years pertiotted tinder 111 C
aOs VICE'S oh Mr. Ellistost and other indiliduals, Al the
Surrey Theatre, at Sadler's-wells, and other p! Ices of
pistdic as,:iwiit of the like eitaracier. He also ex-
pressed sonic surprise Iltat the re;ular theatres, as they
were called, O.' 01C11 were so repealedly atnioissieed to he
'• hided wins William and overflowing authences," should
have felt it neces..,:uty to Jll.lek, WILII mete ." of creliared
coffers," so humble an individual as Nlr. Glossop, who
Was doing nu more than snaking a praiseworthy etbsrt to
re.iniliurse himself fur the great expeuce which tie had
incurred in catering for tile .11111.SC111C1It.
'I lii
learned counsel Inbilly reverted to his orb:m.ll objection
as to the IShin of the inf anon, and persisted that It
should have tweti joint and not several. Is sly art of
this doctrine lie read a passage of soine leuglli from Pa-
ley's work 011 COlll/1(31011S. p. 159.
.Nlr. Pollock was about to reply, but
Mr.Cii inshers said, it WAS not necessary. Ile was of
opiiiioo, that miller tile 2d clause of VHS) Geo. IL, that
the information wars fitly framed. Mr. Gla,sop had
caused a play to be enacted its defiance to she terms of
this act, and tic was Orally liable to this penalty.
Sir Julio P.olsorn %vas of the S Atte °idioms.
A conviction was then recorded.
lessrs. Adolphus and 1)ots ling gave notice of aupea
and of their Outmost), if it became aseeessa.y, to remove
that appeal by caliorcui to the K-nos Bench.

Harriet Firth, a girl about sixteen years of age,
was frozen to death on Holm Moss, near Hudders-
field, a few days ago. It appears that she was on
her way from A-hton in Lancashire, to Deighton,
where her father resides. She called at 11 ()tante:al
about two o'clock in the afternoon, and drank u
glass of spirits, under the idea of enabling her to
support the cold. it however had a contrary effect,
for she was found dead on the road the same evening,
Idiom two miles from Wootlficad, frozen stiff, and
quite dead. Drinking spirits always increases the
danger to be apprehended front severe cold. The
best preservation against its effects is solid food
A lamentable accident occurred on board his
Majesty's ship Lee, at Weymouth, on Wednesday
afternoon, whilst firing the royal salute in honour
of the accession of his Majesty. A seaman, named
Turner. was in the act of ramming hoots one of the
awronades, when it exploded, and dreadful to relate,
blew the pour fellow into the sea! Mr. Putbury,
midshipman, observing the catastrophe, iminethately
jumped overboard. with the intention of saving the
untiatunate sufferer, but he sunk instantly, and
Mr.r.failed in his humane courageous exertions. It
is thought the man was so severely wounded that
he died instantly, as the sea was covered evi It blood.
Every effort was made to pick up the Wipe, but
w ithtlit effect.
It is asserted, that the orange trees io the envi-
rons of Nice, mud in the flyeres, perished from the
intense frost of the 10th, 1 1 th, and 12th ut Jaitoary.
It is tnentioned, as an additional proof id* thew verity
if the weather, that several of the crew of a Russian
vessel had their bands and feet frost-bitten off the
Hyeres.
We are told by the Editor of the " Journal ties
Modes," that tea parties are becoming almost as
common in Paris as iu Eagland, but i.e says they
are much tame elegaut---our in EOg I a lid the ceps are
set out on the table, anti each guest helps himself;
where. .s in is, the lady of the house ;ills out the
tea, mid ;racefully hands the cups to her guests,.
Indeed ! Now the Editor is iNinforikml as to
At the antiquated parties, called " Tea
and turn-out," the cups were hauled round on
silver trays by the domestics. We did not impose
oil our ladies smelt fatigue. It is only in yolished
Fiaace that all instiller of drodgety is left to the
sex. A Frenchman, who had made the tour of
England, remarked with surprise, that he had not
Inc• manor at the ploeash.nor carrying manure

. . _
llvnitoPttorna.—Accounts Of this sad CalalnitY
are constantly being published ; and when the
results are so affilcting, they surely impose on ali
the necessity ofeare regarding the animals they may
keep. The following melanolioly detail appears in
the Cumberland paler:—About seven weeks ~ga,
J. Jackson, landlord of the Wheat-sheaf
skin, was severely bitten in one of his legs by a dog
10oaging to some itinerant porters. The owner
was intiirmed of the circumstance, and the dog made
an uttempt to bite him also, but only scratched his
hand. It was deemed prudent immediately to
destroy the dog', and as.fitr as possible to prevent the
dreadful consequences which were appr.mhended,
the ' Ormskirk Medicine' was directly administered.
The wound on Mr. J.'s leg gradually healed, and
the feats it occasioned began to subside; but on
Monday se'nnight he was taken very ill, and en
medical aid lain, procured, his case was pronounced
to be hydtoprmobia. The poor man felt the
awful conviction and submitted to his fate with the
greatest nnornanimity. His agonies increawd
with the malady till three o'elo k on Wednesday
morning, when " his spirit returned to Him who
gave it !' By this melancholy event, fimur helpless
children have become orphans, and a virtuous wife
a helpless widow.''
A traveller worthy of credit, and who has re-
cently returned front Venice, has given us some
rather curious details of the means which the Eng-
lish employ to transport to England the paluces
and monuments with which Venice übounds, and
which are no longer kept up. Afar having made
the purchase, the English cause them to be cure-
fulls, demolished ; every stone, column, capital,
and architrave is numbered, and embarked for Lon-
don, Dover, or Plymouth, in such order, that, on
their arrival, the palaces, and monuments, &c. may
be reconstructed at little expense. It even appears,
that some of these edifices have thus been re-esta-
blished very far from the i*es which they once
illustrated and embellished.
Mr. Nlills's match to run 19 miles in two hours,
was undertaken and lost on Thursday on the Wat-
'Ord road. It was for fifty guineas p. p. Tne pe-
destrian did five miles in the first half hour, and the
ten miles was accomplished in one hour and two
seconds. The next five miles were done in 32
mi-
mites ; and here the pedestrian began to be beaten,
and lost upon time, until he was beaten in the 18th
mile, when the two hours, and two minutes had
elapsed
Toe SPORTING WORLD —No active movements,
it seems, will be allowed by time amateurs to take
place till sifter the funeral of his late Majesty ; in-
deed, so warmly did the pugilistic champioit express,
himself' on this subject in council, " that he hoped
both the principals and lookers-on would all be
grumbled, it they broke throagli the rules of decorous
upon such an occasion." la consequence of this
determination, the great match between Sprh.,
anti Burns (the giant), which stands for Tuesday
next, of course, must either be oft; or postponed till.
a fixture day. In time match between Bela.sco and
the Birmingham Youth, the Jews have drawn their
money ; and it is not expected another match will
be made. Scroggins and David Hudson are matched
for the ISth of March ; and a great part of the
stakes are deposited.
CCRIoUS CIRCUMSTANCE —The Duke of Graf-
ton, who was Prime Minister to his late Majesty,
team after he came to the Throne, and who males
so distinguished a figure in the celebrated Letters
of Junius, after retiring flout office, emnphiyed him-
self it. writing "The Nleaniirs of his ;I Life,"
which, when completed, his Gritec earyf ::iy sealed
up, and by an injunction in Ins will, sti irtly prohi-
bited his heirs, on any ats-onnt to open the envelope
during the reign of tie late King; but after that
Monarch's demise, to make the M sanoir known to
the world. It is sapposed to contain a full deve-
lopement of all the great pAitieal events and pri-
vate history of the Court, as that interesting period,
anti in all probability will, fir the first time, divillge.
to the public the real name of .1 opius, which it is
understood hail been made kamovn to his Grace, un-
der a pledge of honour not to co :mum:tile:nu the se-
cret to any person living, in the lite time of George
the Third. •
On the evening of. Thursday, the I Oth instant,
Union Chap, 1, I diogton, was found to have heed
entered, atui robbed of a considerable quantity o 4
black cloth, with which the place had been put into
~,,, enlo- fin• late vowrable Monarch

.J~

—.a.—_l.

~~_J

. .
a• • „ca.-- ...ea.ace , --",,,,rr0r.",-, . -7:, , ! '..•,•i' . 7 , - . _
, ,-...,..,.. , ~....,-, :"..01/... ~..!v,-;,C,•:. i • , . i .• ' - •.:,-...• •-, _ .f.
. - ..
' • •,....
THE N ATION A, L REGIS r 1!1Ls-......... . V
Volue. To a qaestion front Mr, Clambers he said indianatitly, HvonoPttearoa.—Aceettnts of this . sad calamity :,.'
that lie was lion rug:teed as a (Louver. are constantly being published ; and when the
`..:,
MANSION-HOUSE. In his cross-examittation by Mr. Dowling, he sai.!, lie results are so affiictinos they surely impose on :ill
,7.i.. 111 NOR 711E.111113. knew Ale Donn, Nit. Julies, end \!r-stares, who he the necessity ofeare CO
regarding the animals they may
midertood, were wait Mr. Glossop, jaineproptieturs or
AUNION-I lALL. tile theatre. keep. The followitortnelanoAtoly detail appeara in • •
la
'rife COROURo TllLA•rtg.—WednesdaY being the This was the case fur the prosecittion. the Cumberland paper :—About seven weeks aga,
Niaai-ar ties at some
•••- .dm appointed II adjournment, for hearing and deciding mi.. Aa4„11,1„,, „„..„ tale tat. J. Jackson, landlord of the Wheat-sheaf lon,
er-
1,,'. npon the inform Ilion attainst Mr. Glossop, of the Co. t
italgth en toe part of tile th. encl:in. 1.1.. observation ston, was severely bitten in one of his legs by a clog
.• :.
A.l bon% Thealre. tor ti a. voictluelll 01 she Ifagvat'i of Kont which has been made ult the part of NI r. Tweet, as to balms:sing to some itinerant porters. The owner
Richard toe Third, rims office was crowded at an early Mr. Ell,s,„n, wis 1,,, mole thin lie had antiejoate.l._
was inftirmed of the circumstance, and the dog made • .
ie? hour by a vast variety of persons interested, directly and Ile knew too well die good taste at 5161 as liberal Icel. tut uttempt to bite him also, but only scratched his
r' indirectly, in the question at issue. Anionic; the more poet of Mr. Enistoti, to suppose I hat he a mild have lent
A prominent of the auditors were the proprietors
.of the himself to the establishment of a prineip!?„ itt typist- hand. It was deemed prudent itumedieteiv to
1,..' Euglish 01wra, and most of the oilier $ laces td public non to which he had proved himself so strenuous and destroy the dog', and as.far us possible to prevent the as
, entertainment, recoglitzed tinder the title 111 Nitwit' dreadful consequences which were apprAtendeil, ..T.
eloquent a champion. The learued coital:el proceeded
X 'Theatres. The Nlatustrates before whom the :wort. a- to contend, that Inc performance of ltich .rd I 11. at toe the ' Ormskirk Nledictne' was directly adiniuistered.
~.
tam had becli laid were Mr. C.:timbers and S;r du:in Cobourg Theatre was 00 more than a intoacal emertaim The wound on Mr. J .'s leg gradually healed, and
''• Pinhent ; Inn itt uddition to these, Mr. Randle Jackson
i•• - o inent, and similar in all respects to those representations the fears it occasioned began to subside ; but on '
t.i. M
nr. Baiie, and alataityciothecr ,r.ctiamil,ii>;,ientva, iisnisita,tiesi,i wier)e
•,", poratio.fi'Zi(tiet:oritiation, Messrs. E. Polork and Turtoqn,
.whicti had Iteen for so malty years permute:l tinder tilt•
i
3;1;1;
el Cye.sr(iliteaNtirre.. Eal
tl iSZttnearn,2lwretitilste r
alllll,lll I soitt
iliti.l.;rll.;:i the..tcl.t.s :; n
lonclay sennight he was 'taken vary ill, and en a. •
edictal aid being procured, his case was pronounced
iu
i- - and those on beltalfof the defendant, MC6SrS. AIIOIIIIIUs „it,:ic 3„..i5.".„t of the like e„o,e,e, He alpt, ex_ to be bythophobia. The poor mats felt tire ! •••
~ and Dowlieg, entered the otlice. The case was Mime- awful conviction mod submitted to his fate with the '
ipressed st;Mt; o-prise that the reaular theatres, as they
i diately called on, awl the information was pro.hiced. were called, wilier) were so repeatedly announced to tie greatest maosnaninuty. His agonies increased .:.;
1-.' Previthis tu the commencement ol the int,iness, '• tilled with William and overflowing authences," should with the maCtily till three o'elo Cpin NVeduestlay
ft i Mr. Turton be.tged lease to state, that he appeared have felt it necest,Aty to allJek, %Van Inca "at ercharacti morninos, when " his spirit return to Him who n
a, there exigvssiy on helialla the c•minittlec and Prnlern*- cotters," so humid; an individual as Nlf. (il/:•SOII, %%rilt/ gave it 7, * '
. by this melancholy event, four helpless
et: teas of Drury Lane Titeatre, anti to no respect as the was doing no more than making a praiseworthy effort to •
representative of Mr Elkton. lie was induced to children have become orphans, and a virtuous wife !La
re.intliurse himself fur the great expetter which tie had •
; make this declaration, as rep.aas had heen erroticon'lY incurred in caterina for the ',oleic allniSClllelit. Tile u helpless widow." ..
circulated, LOA hue presuot tolormatiun had ueen 11110- learned counsel finally retested to his erieutai objectiou A traveller worthy of credit, and who has re- .'
tuted at die desire of M r El hston. as tu the forin ol the tuft 1111 l ation, and persisted that it cently returned front Venice, has given us some
Mr. F. Pollock then proceeded to bring the matter should have two, joint and not several. lit step art of rather curious details of the means which the Eng-
before their IVorships in a formal manner, hut desired this doctrine 1
he read a paNSJSC of some lenetli nom Pa- lish employ to transport to England the paluees •
to premise, that ii :My blame were In hie attaCilvtl 10 11W Ivy's work on Convictions. p. 159. sand monuments with which Venice abounds, and
~. 111StIAJIMii, of this proct.eding, the proprietors of both the Nita Pollock was about to reply, but
wittier theatres were equally insolved, as he appeared which are no longer kept up. Afser having made
Mr. Ch motel's said, it was not necessary. Ile was of
err COVCIII Garde!' Theatre, while his learned friendthe purchase, the English cause them to be cure-
opittioa, that under tile 2d clause of loth Geo. IL, that
:.„ attended on the part of Drury Lane. The present haw- the iiii.urnutinn was fitly fraiiittl. Mr. 613,,5ti1, had fully demolished ; every stone, column, capital, •
&Hanoi* was founded on the well-known act of toe loth caused a play to lie ellaele'd its defiance to the. terms of and architrave is numbenid, and embarked for Ltm-
. oofGeo• 11. cap• 2S• ;by which ii was pr"sidcd, that this act, and he was clearly liable to this penalty. don, Dover, or Plymouth, in such order, that, on
all persons enactio4 plays, or any manner tit stage Sir John Nihon' was of the s .tne opinion. their arrival, the palaces, and monuments, &c. may •
enteitaintneol, for inre, gaits, or rewarta widatut fo)al A eOIIVICIIOII was then recorded.
- audio' ity of license from the Lord Chamberlaiii, should Alessrs. Adolphus and Dow hug gave notice of appea be reconstructed at little expense. It even appears, •••,..
be dealt with as saermots. or he soleact to a l'"aitY °I., • nil of their ',lactation, if it became neeesse.v, to itntlUVe that some of these edifices have thus been re-esta-
. , ~
' - 501.--Tile Cllargc ilUailiSt Mr. v.tiS,llll V/.1, ‘ll.li he luau
athat appeal by ccrlioraii to the K-na's Bench. Wished very far from the i*es which they once
caused die trageay tit Richard 111. to he realm tiled at the illustrated and embellished.
COIMIIM cIICJIN, Ul O, etch he etas a proprietor, on tlte ------7----------- Mr. Nlills's match to run 19 miles in two hours,
.•.. Harriet Firth, a girl about sixteen years of age, was undertaken and lost on Thursday on the Wat-
' questem ; aee tuerefore gad subjected himself to the
pc ..... WI," was Stne=.lll. to hue tecosered i one oelf ri. was frozen to death on Holm Moss, mar Hu tors- ! litrd road. It was for fifty guineas p. p. Tire pe-
a-tacit would io to the parish to which die ofleitce etas I field, a few days ago. It appears that she was on destrian did five miles in the first halt' hour, and the
c
object o: me person by WIIOIII 1111, 116101111111011
.1".1 where her father resides. She called at % masthead seconds. The next five miles were done its 32 tni-
been laid, however, was hot to rewrite tile 41.11011111.01 tile about two o'clock in the afternoon, and drank a mites ; and here the pedestrian began to be beaten,
inataity, but to preveitt the repeution ut a • 4/11t•IICV
„wilt thcitri:„ li glass of spirits, under the idea of enabling her to and lost upon time, until he was beaten in the 18th
whicii was highly tiatiriOUS 10 tile support the cold. It however had a contrary eflixt, mile, when the tutu hours, and two minutes had
liVaS al-U bib (1111/ lo shall:. that against Mr Gamma) per •
bitted 4, mere was 1101 the slightest degree uf thaw ity for she was
silt dead on the road the sante evening, elapsed
entertained. Tee learned counsel then read tile CIJII•r- 11bOnt two mil om Woralhead, frozen stiff, and TIIE SroRTINO W'onan —No active movements,
of the act upon which the information was founded ; quite dead. Drinking spirits always increases the it seems, will be allowed by the amateurs to take
and having, done this, lie observed, that it only remainen datijacr to be apprehended from severe cold. The 1 place silt; fter the funeral f I 1
. 0... es _ate Majesty
for 11111 111111 to move that those elallSell had lltell 111111114.01.
best preservation against its effects is solid bard deed, armly did the pugilistic eh:llll;4sta express.
The licence of the Cullum Theatre, granted by me
maa isi rates of the comity of Surrey, was men produced, A lamentable accident occurred on board his himself' on this subject in council, " that he hoped
; and ,eitilittsa, teal l moor, by Mr. Adolphus. Prow Majesty's ship Lee, at Weymouth, on Weditesday both the principals and lookers-on would all be
, . this it appeared, tat the parties to whom toe licence afternoon, whilst firing the royal salute in honour , quadded, it they broke throigh the rules of decorum
.", had berm granted were Nlessis. Glassop, Junes, Sews, of the accession of his Majesty. A seaman, named • upon such an occasion." la consequence of this
and D•ittn• Turner. was in the act at ramming house one of the determination, the great match between Spring,
'...: It .V.IS then proposed to call witnesses to prove the
awronades, when it exploded, and dreadful to relate, and Burns (the giant), which stands for Tuesday
alit:Latium in toe information ; when
'• .... Mr. Adolphus obseived, that lie haul, in iimine, to blew the pour fellow into the sea! Mr. Patbury, next, of course, most china' be off; or pirstponed till.
• - object to the illtOfmation, nu the 6totnal that it mid midshipman, observing the catastrophe, immediately a fottire day. In the match between Masco and ,
been bid aeainst Mr. (rlossop alone, %vitro, in prnot in jumped overboard. with the intention of saving the the Birmingham Youth, the Jews have drawn their
s: fact, there appeared by the licence to,
be tour proprietors utittirtunate sufferer, but he stink instantly,
•and . money ; tool it is not expected another match will
..
,t of the Cubourg 'lmam.. The otlence ellaigeti, if any Mr.P.lailed in his humane courageous exertions. It ibe made. Scroggins and David Hudson are matched
~
twi•let.rti-actotit,initt,tleil!ca_ivt,e•atsi
tjointlgiitail
thereforeseteralt.o ;11:,111.: sis).elietitileitifri.i
.is thought the man was so severely wounded that for the IStli of March ; and a great part of the
he died Instantly, as the sea wits covere.i vet- It blood. stake are deposited.
- . eluded in the iniermatiou. The act only specified one
Ip: salty lair each offence ; lint if the course now taken Every effort was made to pick up the traipse, but Cris Mous CIRCUMSTANCE —The Duke of Graf-
' . wt rc to be permitted, each of the InJpflelUlS 01 tile With:lU elket. ton, who wes Prime Minister to his late Majesty,
.' Cs antraTheatre inialit be proceeded against fur a separate It is asserted, that the orange trees is the envi- ream after he came to the Throtte, anti who males
~.,, ',emote for the saute ortence. tons of Nice, mod in the flyeres, perished limn the so distinguished a figure in the celebrated Letters
.• .. NI r. P.,llock, iii answer to this objection, submitted,
intense frost of the 10th, I I th, and 1 2th 4 January -of Junius, after retiring limn (Alice, employed hint- . .
IY. that in ad t'a,WS of tort, the action might he brought se-
r- ' eetaik. 1 his was the eves), day practice in civil cases. It is tnentioned, as an additional proof tot' tilt se verity self ia writing " 'lle Memoirs of his ii N:1 Life,'. i.i
i . It %%mild he., singular answer to p
ate
action of assault, It the weather, that several of time crew of a Itil"1;01 which, when coterleted, his Grata: caref.;:ly sealed
.'. whete four persons hail been concerned, fur out oh Ole vessel had their hands mud feet frost-bitten otl the up, and by an injunction in his will, so 'ltaly prolti-
.. ilefetelates who huh been proceeded agatust separately, Hveres. hired his heirs, on any acalant to open the envelope •
re to s iy, that her:Anse the et hole were not included in the We are told by the Editor of the " Journal des during the reign of the late Kin.; ; but after that
act.oo, he was not liable. Besides, by the second sec-
N ilodea," that tea parties are becomites i lutost us Moe:ltch's demise, to make the Memoir knovvn to ' ;
a
lion let the act 11 all which this information had bosh the world. It is s•tplasse.•l to contain a full deve- 7
~‘o' filed, n waS distinctly ethic:tett, " that any person Ur Conituon in Paris as iu Eaglanti, but at: says they
arc • much mote elegaut---tor inLiteland the ceps ace lopement of all the Treat plitieal events and pri- • .
E'l,,-- '',. venous ails should cense to be enacted," and so mob,1-,
Ps ilint:Whi; Vatt 111SIOry of the Clnll't, ►
lIN that interestmos perital, ,
ca should In! liable to a certain penalty. The ehatge was, sct out on the tblc, anti each guest hel a ,_•
and in all probability will, fin. the first timeadivilige
\ • that Me. Glossop hail caused the Play of Richard the whereas in Pat is, the lady ot the house ails out the
•:,;111. to be repri•scooql at the Colsoirg Theatre : and lt tea, ,led ;racefully thetas the cups to her guests,. to the public the reel name of .1 opius, which it Is -
I "as it° valid "bjcvti"" in hum t° say, that several other indeed ! Now the Editor is misintimeed as to understood hail betel miale katevn to his Grace, un-
verhoos did so 100. illdepClidelll. 01 lillS, it might ala
Eitland. At the antiquated parties, called " Tea der a pledge of !martin• not to ea:moanwatts the lie,
pear in the evidence, that in point of fact Mr. Glossal,
and turn-out," the cups were handed round on cret m
to any pertain livlog, in the lite tie of George
1#4.1s he Only IWISOII who had taken au active part iti
the (Menet imputed. silver trays by the domestics. We did not impose the Third_ •
Mr. Adolphus and Mr. Dowlina still urged the !Mee on our ladies ttelt fatigue. It is only in tashed
On the evening of Thursday, tl:e 10th instant,
of their oniectinti, but Mr• Chanirsers reserved his up' Fiance dad all manner of drtalgety is left, to the t• • ~.
'anion , timid, I•dingtoit, 'was tonna to have beast
.. non tall the Cate should he enucluded. sex. A Frenchman, who had made the tour of
-loots Tovey, who is employed in the bolt-office 0, • entered, iota robbed of a considerable quantity of
lawsland, remarked with surprise, that he had not
Covent-gaioen theatre, %%as then called. lie proved th r` - block cloth, with which the plate had been put int*
o 1 ~.,,, I. • • . ..., .. hi.'" use womtir at the ri.,,,glizor carrying manure ~,, ~,10„,,, for •a,„r hole V011t•1111111. Monarch spy) the
....,.:::IS.."'