The National Register.
London, England, 1819-01-31 00:00:00

HUNT IN MANCHESTER.

FROM THE COURIER 3
IdasCH ESTER, Jan. 25. - Since the suppression or the gem-
ination of the cottenwpinni•rs, this often distimberl town had
een in a slate of (linemen, bet the appearance it limit
non :st os has actin thrown Nlatichester mto confusion. It
as generally "elle% ed by all respectable verso's., split Hunt's
ppeatanec at the Theatre on Ftiday, that he had left this
eighhourhood. er the affair that then cieci.rred betwe. II
ord Uxbridge with several tither officers, and Hint and his
arty, I prraitins you have seen the arconuts its the Man. hes-
e, papers. Th• folios% ing day a placard was posted abort the
wn,hearied„" Fifty gllilleaa reward-- Riot, assault, and i oh
berg lt stated, thatHilti, Mr. Chapman, aod Mfr.
luivrorth, wee peaceably seated in the Theatre, they were
attached by Capt. Fraser, Lord Ustiridge, and 20 or 30 ut•ier
tuffians, one of whom 'ohne.' sir. Chapman of a iliamouit
brooch, and also oltrillpIP(I to take his watch. The reward
as promised en coovieden of till: person; and as to the
theta, they should be dealt with accordrug to law, " it there
be any law left."

[FROM THR STAR
MANCHISTER, Jso. 2j. Mr. 'tent and his friends having
Wade known their intention of visiting the theatre this even-
ing, vast numbers of his admirers hail made preparations to
repair to the slime place; and. is addition to his a•lhei elite in
this teem, theft was a coma !enable muster of refortners from
Andhant, Ashton, Stockport, and other neighbouring town&
'The Magistrates, however, anticipating a repetitiou oltlte dl..
graceful incurrence' fir Friday, interposed their anther*
and induced the managers to close the theatre At tie soon.
tog : in imiscqueure, when Mr. Hunt and his friewtts at rived
.there was no ad,i-sinie: the doors were eletttl, and all was
silent and milt as the temple of Jatins. It is not my business
!tit canvass the propriety or imp oprit ty of this sinaular inter-
ference of :to pith e ; bat, toidrendent of the disaiipeitti-
meat to may respectable itoltridttals wlot ihtanded to base
witnessed the performance of Ths. S. lt,m,h, the circnna-
etaece has occasion,d no ordinaay dectre of sersation. Hr.
Bunt was art ,onpanied by a notto•rotis retinae ; bat oft fi.ll-
- the d"'•' • c: the Theatre closed, he addressed thsin in a
alert at, t. etitiOss tie speech, advising theta to return quo
tiv
to thew cespocttve homes. There were vim* vassat...• it, h.',
speech soh eli ale 11101 worth reveatitic : but the weather being
extremely IiIIiCIPITIII,, materially contributed to tie dispel-
atost of the crowd, ant Mr. Hunt returned track with Ids
friends. Up to this hour (It p. ,n.
there has not been the least
indicatitui of any d:turinince.

Front Arles we are informed of the following remarkable
Occurrence:—" 'some 11th. Owl's of the town of Arles ha: is
lag dug a spot of ground is hid' the diminution of the waters
of the Klein- had i• ti n ii overetl, and n Melt had been moo.
dated fi in time :rmternerial, hare found, smug other telic•
a sase three feet high, end not less must kith'.
for the elegance of its simile than the verfection edit, 0,, s.
tient, ; a .olt iragiii•lit of ateliit,Tivir several eenti, and a
medal strut... to .rlebiair the tnsu ia.e Jf Constoidnie. o•ith
Meat number of funeral turns. fact yinatories, and wa..hten
higips. The Prefect of the Department has immediate') or.
dere.d tezt I.ir excavations to be made in that piece of grim.
in the my t iihr tr tnod r.l which i• may be reerthetinA• alto she
fine !tame .tin tinder the uppellat ton of the Venus of Arle
was foou. many years ago. and which probably still•contain
stony petioles chi:t:r &over, of antignit:
Iu a private trios ii• 11 »Well tank place • few days since a'
Paris, the 'wit st.t.:t.• of Ila.laine Letitia llinieuporte was
sold far the in a t.f 16.000 banes. It was purchased by order.
and on ace Amt. ,it die Duke of Devonshire. A [(spoilt.. Prince
had given a commis•ien for the purchase nl toe •tine obje. t,
bat he had limited his offer to 24,000 cranes. It is imiscrsally
known that the state, of Madam Letitia Buonsparte, as a
work Of 'he eelebra 1.41 Cantor:is, as Is also the statue of N..po
Iron Sti
lt • l•parte bas lately It
front the hauds th••
Pria -gent of England to those of the et We
tar Gat tied. &ores.
A pets. I. woo hau Just landed at Dower from France, 0111
Saterale Wt., was ovetaa,Jed by the tide-aartst.or ot the Cull-
toots, aid , ygpid watches and 33 gold musical seats liken froth
his pi I ; t ewalueof ilia whole is wants:tied al neamyl.ooo/.
The p..set,ker% name if said to he Limy, and the Anil:lW wets
•iturieus y concealed round dirk. 040 s of ht. ilea,
A. TIPl• AT .SCICIDE.--Mr. Andrew's, a respectable and in-
depend IA u.t.11, In it l amaystu tactual derangement. at his
now , at Ms tesiMt.‘e at Cloart,m. near Doeec. en Monday
even,: 3 ois Arne sus in bed wide him at the Mae; and beiti4
altrumi bylue liteadiLli !Wise made by inns on the turasion.
in-
wattly g yruulyt a hi:mace; land by that IWand, thou:* his
ail dpil e area Ul part semen, Int is .now thought .to be in a fair way'
-41 most,