The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-06 00:00:00

THE STATEISMAN,

COVIXT Oaten.—This theatre was apnea las.
Mehl for the Welt of the aged punts. the wide
and sees children of the late Mr. Seery. Aisne,
every box seat la the lease had bees takes fir
some days, sad themes this was morally knew*,
yet whoa the dean were spend an I=lllolllll crowd
eagerly sought for admittance. The on half of
them toed net be accommodated. the pit was el-
ready crowded. and eves the galleries were son so-
nutted u " fell." The play was the Abele, which
was supported by the priscipal part of the dramatis
talent sew is towa—with Moutoau. as IffrAntdony
Andres t C. Kurai.s, as Caputo Ankle
as Feliglood t cad Lunn as Acres. it may be imagin•
ed that this delightful Comedy furnished i treat is the
highest style of mellows. After the Comedy, an
Address, writsea for the neasioa, by Mr. Stoma
Colman. was delirired by Mr. Baum. with just em.
=
and appropriate solemaity. • There was I se-
et vocal cad instrusteat mule before the Cootie
Operetta of Belles wildest Basna.,which with Miss
KELLY'S aid as Abs. Dashing:on. farmed a plessimg
setertainnot. We should suppose that the proceeds
of last algid amounted to sees or eight hundred
posed.. A soppleantal bill also presented the
of a soasiderable lumber of subecrikers, which we
presume will go en inressiag• Such tributes as thee,
to the memory of so actor. redoes credit upon the
refasten at large ; and. indeed whether we cassias,
the print* worth or the public genius of poor BrisET,
we believe he fully deserved the sigma/ expressions of
esteem and respect with which his grave has bees ha
neared. It was understood that his Royal Higbee.
the Doke of Turk entered his be; about aloe o'clock,
but tie consist was partly drawn, and he was of coarse
sorted/4 from the melee of the aniline.
Baleen Tonna as Pasts.—Mr. Poultry's at•
lompt to open the theatre of the Port St. Ilartio tat
Paris. with English plays and Eaglleb performers
has met with the most decided apposition. We extract
from the cheoehlkotse the folinriag particulars of the
first perforssenes on Wedoseday eveniag Ise of Otte& I
sad we pensive, with much satisfaction, that the pub-
lie press dew not participate la the waded and Sa-
lami feelleg of the radium ea that undo&
• The 910Pdiannnesays. " that the semen the ear-
Ida was ranted for the repreentatiou of Othello la
Illagthib Ow hone monde. with the cries and Masse
of thew who Shed the pit and a part elfin hoses...-
The performers of Mr. Pealey's sompaay could sot at.
sir a word whisk was ohs drowsed by vociferation
mid by eismdur. la spite of all the ogees made by on•
therlty to preserve order. The most esonlaine
it
salts, the grossest epithets. woos lavished on those
*owe artists, by an miens who preload to Wing
'le lie west polite satin la Sava nal Wood to
play is paeans, one of the mew plane of shah.
epare, the Performers bowed litchi nem with a resits•
else whist siesta yaw gloormod the ambers of this
*sandal I Vet the groan sad biases endowed widest
I istermissime through every mom itedl tbeemotais vas
let down. •
" Thus has aa mein leresieseed lifielet a
briniest amps y greed to Mae Wee mitkihri
4- eh Wee
fintlat
-.Vonore of the

addition! reasons to appeockee the
English drama.
w. Bet subset Aide haecoadoened without Avis/
a haring. No doubt km the /reach artists et present
in Laudon, vase there Ind a more beepkable rosepties,
will net sheik dine champion who have participated
is this greed upleit."
(neat w QUOTIMIIIINI or assesT 3.)
The ensues which interrepted the Brat earnests-
dee of the English Players is this capital, were car-
ried yesterday to the last point of indignity. Hisses
and guess were what might be expected from vulgar
and uneducated iedlvideals, bet the outrages of rue•
terdey were the work of 'treeless mu. They re-
spected nothing, and the actresses of the English troop
were pelted with bard eggs. balfpenett, and potatoes.
Glee of them, struck by the .projectiles of t►ese silk
assailants, Book into the arms of some persons who
came to her relief. The curtain fell at last, and a
French performance was premised to these westerns
of a few helpless comedian : but they will sot have
sudersteod it, for they are at French, then who for-
get that gesereeity and courtesy forms the character-
istics of the French *alien.
The Joarael des Debits says that the play was the
School for &said. and that at the moment w►en the
actors appeared, the pit rose en mum. sod mused its
bath to the stage. The Conetitutionel adds, that the
Theatre was ultimately cleared by the Geod'ermerie,
u welt as the Boulevards ia the vicinity ; that some
charges were made, aid that several individuals were
wousded.

Rotas. Qaaostta. Ifeesusta..—This pvelptidsty beg
leave eon respectfully to advise those Edited% who io•
tend hesiterisg them with t►eir presume, but have
hitherto bees pretested to tali' adversity of the pre-
sent liss _weather. The Coseeri; Heraldries/pens;
tight rope prodigy t aroma es the repo in the sides a
brilliant /to-*orbs t the Cariaerassas. French theatre;
sabearrise este sad waterworks, ite. &c. Ste., will be
exhibited every Moodily. Wedsooday. sad Friday till
ranker Nike.

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As app
al having bees made to the Beard of St-
else. is behalf of slimes Fnocismen. convicted of
emeggliag. and committed to the Comity Gaol of
Doves for lon payment of Gees, two were ordered to
be forthwith discharged, thlettwo others are to be
liberated when they have bees implemeed six mouths;
the septa's of the crew is still detained.
The parishinaers of sear this city. at the
last Amesston.Day, resolved to perambulate the betted.
..f the parish ; bat, as it was too meek for one day's
work, there was $ difereoce of .pinion as to what,
place they should leave of the drat day. whoa luckily
see of the party pat as end to the costeatioe, by a
propeeitlea, which was tarried nem. eon —that they
should all end at the (fellows!--(llseter Pepsi.)
A pluming Mood the ether day. is remarking
Ipso the sew Marriage Act tails( place en the Arse
.f September, said, be supposed It was thereby intend-
•e makermte of the Ladies.

TM astray Assizes at Osildforil soled as Satsrday
PMay Mr. Jade* Park liaised ths sow Hens
Useresslia sad impend sb• lamas' will jest orsood•
Its Isawlsbip was pleased es asesessia sits Seim at as-
rdsa esgelred, by a mem! ass ate.

SHIPPING INTRLLIGIINCB.
DIAL. Ave. 5.-m Sailed this moraloc. the Syria, Cot.
As. for the South Seas. Came dews from the river sail
sailed, the Borodiao, Park, for Liverpool ; arrived sad
milled for Lando'', the Zephyr, Williams, from Tema*.
Mimi B. N. B.
Postmeoarm Ave. s.—Sailed the Zephyr, treaspott.
for Chatbses.—Wipbd N.
PLMOUTII, Auo. 4.—Arrived the Eden, Cowthard,
for H al' g Trims Reim, for Memel. Sailed the
&surprise, for Newfo;tadlaad.—Wiad E.

Extract of s Letter frora the Apots to Lloyd's, at
ll-
treenobe, datod Assist _

“ The following a the espy of a paper fated is a bot-
tle slut washed on slurs at the 29th alt. is Rockbaes
Bay. about four miles to the lust of this harbour. This
[bottle was throws overboard from the brig Albert, IL L.
Robertson, master. is lat. 47. 20 N. long, 22 west, on
24th Jas. 1822, sloe being oil her pssuge from Virginia
,to Ragland. 21 days oat Should Ibis be picked
op, tits finder will confer a favour by giving it
publicity In the public pipers. as it may be the must of
immortal slag dm drift or curtest, should there be any here.
,L. Roasersom.
There was anodise paper I. the bottle signed J. Ro-
berts.
milamommaPlMNS.,

• •?,*Peirrnat

1111 CITING AT TAIIIMIIALL'IL—Avo. b.
Dosoance Sr. Loon.-11 to I opt Ihrop-9 to 1 apt
AMs-1 1 to I apt Mareolloo—l7 to I apt f. oat of
Moorhoo-17 to I out Zurioayo•-23 to 1 apt Theodore
—auto I apt Noorbyth..- 7 to taps Mr. Gasoolpet c.-
110 to I apt Troll.
Oproos'Cor.-41to e apt Sporos--1 to 1 apt Liberty—
II to I opt Dr. !Cady.

. -
Toterrn' trot Maserres.-111r. R. Ladbroks's match to
trot hie bores II miles is ea hoar, sad to carry 10 Hese,
was nedsortakes yesterday morels'. over a two miles
piece of tad la Ashford Park, near Romford. for 300
Hormel's% The hone was backed at 3t04 to will. and
the 'resod was dose as
ann. sac. nix; sec.
flat twe troika la.— 7 10 BIM\ 7 If
Rooood .... ... 7 90 loomdk ..... 90
Third
fourth ........ ...... 7 911
MTh.
. 7 a 9 •SO ID
Th. match was lost by the twootpoloo seienda
through the hers. breaking oat of the trot is Ilkh
14th tulles, which sabjected the rider to tars hie
mad twice. The harm was sot distressed.
Assam match over the lame posed.
es which
least Ave hastired seversiges were peeg. amid Iwo*
aped. A Mr. °godchild- mederteek to ride Am a Gal.
!sway ea the trot 13 miles, in sae boar; sad awes
berm 13 sells la another Mari sad to complete the IS-
mile% width' Mrs hears from the time of startin 'Thot
Galloway potbound the distaaoe well in three minutes
within
the "Ives time, sad Mr. Goodeloild mounted the
horse, sad yea the match, with forty-Rise meads to
ssppaare. The Met was deed beet to asi a spertseasa's
liontore.—A Ight took place es the Rees Gemini at
Warwick on Toooday last, Winos Hall sad Sampans.
Rettiskat tbe Siseroessamat was greatly in favorer of
the !suers Who was evldestis sot la order' sod the
sepederitysashortary was arms meet strikingly
masifested. al ore m eee ad% des. Hedges oto
esemederk gavels %Oat la II wissess 114606
ores wakes mak% sad ilpeemed a With to Mae,
tWol.flasese sad ethaaews. *he Wiwi
44. 4•44.0, glek -of the " sneak
broiled their again. fear Wastes they apt,
eat to I hot, IlebSest three more rounds (Sempeefir
dews eery )he enoild ael come to dm scratch. It
wourattowether s very " odd' sod onitedsp" alkir.
was la so coadittes to boost a baby, having 5...
77711411 10182 days from the ekelers seeress. sed
lest several pantie.
Hader these eircuestasees, he
shield bees Waked. add set secrilleed his Mmes.
Thursday Week,. seems., Robert Rased started to
weal .101 miles la 24 Possessive boars, es tW.NewesH
tie toes 'resat sad, setwitlosteading heavy rale. he
performed the task daslastes within the giros time.
A per lamed Simpsos, who lately failed less at-
tempt to pyloric • moody similar task, started strode
es
Moods', ofteroolo, bat was *bird is give in at
fear o'clock oar Monday morals'.
George Wilms, the celebrated .pedeetriaa, darted
.s Alowick Moor on the 24th alt. to perform rho task
of walking 90 miles in 24 keen. which be 9.1.1.4
the follewing day. half as hoer within ohs thee.
Toe UNPOWTUINATI A cos.—Hr. Greet is oft
elision that doe cord was cut by &leek lege from Lea-
den. as set less this 20,0001. was betted ea the wrest
at ehalteeham, aid great sums at London. The so.
vered sent appeared to have been eat by some rostra-
mane as sharp as a razor. and mast have bee. effected
with great dexterity, amidst the primmer of each
'amber%

On Friday night last a temporary pllery erected is
the Assembly rose, at York, fer spectators of the ex-
hibition of the Battle of Algiers, gave way, and ceased
many heohowneabs sod other disasters.
Mansassormmernserr Oersca.—We regret ex-
triosely. so soon altar the late assents repent*
ai.the above Oise; w be &gals obliged to state that
semen of • similar nature han kin recently brought
to light. . .
List week no fewer than fear persons winwornwelek
, Wei keel
_Mary:lo4am Mike, to mks their trials for an
,sisnatind e$.V and not later than yesterday! thee a
private examioados of some !sorb sod minelleww.
hairs Mr. Rowe, the Sitting Magistrate at deli oast.
• whitssmiels. 'dike Dune of liorus, was, ea the wt•
doses of a lad aged oeveatien. named Hughes. sod of
two Watchmen, held ta ball for an atteapt ti omega
sanataral dime 1, sad sot bola( able to proems
wet. lU wouroot w Wen.
Louses srassx.---Siz privates leteagier to the
id Outdo, seatimed in the Tower, minded and per
fiened a imaplaist of a very aggravated smart against
Ada 11•11.14 sad Welter MerAird. lightensen.
The primmer* were brought up from *lags', Watch-
bolo.. whore they bad bees in coalsomint all sight.
sod when pot to the bar. it appeared from the state-
ment of the coasplaisaats. that they wore *slides
across Tower Hill a little before disk la the evening.
when they were met by the prisoners sod others, who
nailed the. with a my of " Soldiers, do yes mist
deo Bishop?" These enmeshes sod otter apprea
Mons lisignage wen repeated by the priemen several
Sian usiond as they possibly could bowl, which con
duet bong laminable nth' *oldies, they seised mad
lodged them fur the light is the watch-keen.
The Magistrate, Sir DANIIL WlLLiams, reproboted,
wiry mash the conduct of the prisoners. at the mail
time nestarldsg, the( sorb unwarrantable bo)aviour
tended very moth to Maim the minds of OW 'Polak
ageism lament person, and ordered Am to Ind
ball to awns fee their aidmandoct.