The Sun.
London, England, 1819-08-24 00:00:00

SEM 110 US PUBLICATIONS.

Bow-STHERT. Yesterday at ball-pitst one
o'clock, Bishop, the officer, entered the offire
with Mr. Dolby, 01 Wartloor-street, in his cus-
tody, chaigtd will' poblidliog seditious publica-
tions.

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Mr. Woods, the Clerk, handed to the Magistrate the in-
formation upon which the prisoner was apprekended, and
which charged bim wi+h having published a wicked and ma-
licious libel, imputing the crime of murder to the Magistratus
and Yeomanry Cavalry of Manchester. He also banded to the
Magi trite, at the same time the pamphlet which contained
the, libel, Sherwin's Weekly Political Register, No. 16,
Vol. 5.
The Magistrate read down the first side, till he came to
where it calls upon the people to arm, which Was SlltliCiellt
to convince hint of the evil tendency of the publication.
The evidence produced was Lett'''. Lewis, a constable be-
longing to the orrice, who stated, that on Saturday after four
o'clock, he went to the prisoner's shop, and purchased the
pamphlet produced, for which he paid 'Oki pence t and he be-
lieved the prisoner to he the man who served him.
The prisoner admitted that he was in his shop, and served
the witness in the way of his business.
The prisoner addressed the Magistrate, and requested that
he might he allowed to Wait a little, that he (night he enabled
to procure hail, he having called upon and sent for some
friends.
The Magistrate, in reply, said, he should compel him to
wait, and if he did not procure hail he should coannit him.
• During the examination Mr. Giles, baker, of Wych-street,
entered the Office, and offered to be one of the prisoner', bail,
and he, with Mr.Torner', of Newcastle-street, Strand, printer,
were admitted hail in 501. each, for the appearance of ,Mr.
• Dolby at the ensuing Middlesex Sessions. Mr. Dolby was
bound in a recognizance of tool. fur his own appearance.

COBOURG .I.IIEATRE.—Two new Dramas were
brought torward last night at this elegant Thea-
; the first was called Gustavus, and the second
The (fife's First Lesson. The' first piece was of
the sesicos kind, in which Mr. H. KumuLe
paricuhtly distinguished hint•elf, and which.
is in itself very impressive. Mr. T. CHO.KE's
musical powers .were excited with peculiar
success in the first of these: pieces. The
other, which is light and sportive, gave scope
to :the spirited talents of Mr. STANLEY. The
house was crowded, Hod tut Is pieces were recei‘ed
with great applause.

Mr. PFTrit MOORE, it- is said, has already ef-
fect. d in Di iffy-Lane Theatre a counter-revolution.
Mr. KKAN, it is.rontlilt.otly said, skies slut Werth
to return to Drury-Lane Theatre, but accept the
magnificent offers made to hint by •t be American
Managers.
i\lrs. Burrt.r, late Miss SomERVILLE, is still the
theatrical Heroine at Birmingham, where she is
pet forming. with very great. success. Tile Bir-
mingham theatticai Corps is said to be at present
more respectable that, it has been for many years.
Miss O'NFILL, who huts reaped a plentiful
harvest in Ireland, was to perform yesterday iu
Edithisrgh.
It is said that Mr. ARNOLD and Mks KELLY
have putchased the avmpic Tlieatse ut Mr.
LLLISTON, %vim thiturally conceives th‘st his ti,tr:e
will he stifficiewly employed in his new
Maui r-
ment tit Drury-Lane. •