The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-28 00:00:00

KING'S THEATRR.

M. Auscur appeared last night, for the first time here,
in the pl:•asitif ballet of tElawse et A crowded
and fashionable audience suffi..ientle evinced how far
public expn•tation had beer. excited, as soon as it became
known that this ce!ehrated dancer formed on.- of the corps
de Claret. !I.s ~titscrgi was woe, complete; lois re, eptiun
eiso-t Nattering; and we base seldom witnessed stronger
proofs of graiiti.-ation than those manifested last nigh!.
M. Allier', in person, is genteel ; his style graceful awl
original, lull his agiiity moit remarkable. The public
we are convinced will amply repay the liberahtv with
which every thing appears to be conducted under the
' present Management. The following distinguished per -
sonages were present during the evening :—Duke and
Michels of Wont-ester, Duke and Duchess of Argyll,
L)uke of Bedford, Duke of Deem's:lire, DuAiess of
I torset ; Marquis' and Alarchioness of Tavistock. Mir-
psis of Lansdowne, Marchioness of Salisbury ; Esrl
and Countess of Aylesbury, Karl and Countess Sef-
ton, Earl and Countess of Blessington, Earl and
Countess of tialloway, Earl and Connteas of flare, Earl
and C.oimess of Roseherrc. Earl and Countess of St.
6:.rmai‘;s; Earls Thane, (Bengali, Fife, Belfast, West-
morland, i ;taler, Whitworth, Winchilsea, Uxbridge,
Witloiret, 1 Armond', Fortescue, Darnley ; Countesses
Aboyne, Bathurst ; Viscounts Valletort, Lowther ;
Viscountess of Hampden, Count and Countess St. An-
;olio ; Lord :nit! Lily Castlereagh, Lord and Lady
Ossulston. Lord and lastly Delawarre; Lords Stewart,
Stair, Lake; Ladies liatburst, Wynne, lialasve Mary.
Shepherd, lansfield, Poole, Dudley and Waril,'o. Ca-
. 'radish, Farquhar, Molyneaux, Beorgiana Weilesley.
Cockerel!, J. l'ittgibboa; Inc. Ike.

IiOrSILLE4R Pono.—The doors of this Institne.on
are toAv ciose.l 1.. r Ole season, and we have great
pleasure in being- enabled to state, that during the
77 days it has been °pm 440 women and children
and 2..69 turn have been sheltered, and about 50,600
meals distributed; a considerable number of persors
have received permanent relief, and many have been
placed in situatbms of obtaining a livelihood ; some
have been remaeetl to their respective parishes and
counties, snit others restored to their friends tinder
eireu.astank es of great interest. Thus those who
have benevolently c..ntrihnted to this Society, have
. the g.tatitication of redecting that in sheltertng
Ihnuseless misery, they have saved many of i s victims

Irons impen.iiog• ruin.
The I.lentletnen intending to bid to. the Lottery
again waited upon the Chancellor 4 f the Exchequer
on Monday morning, b t the Minister contit tig fire,
to his price of ..1.713 ills. per Ticket, the Iliddets tie•
dined offering that snit., consequently the Lottery has
not been taken. Another interview is expected to take

place.
CITY BCPIN Eas.—Yesterday, a Court of Alderman
was held at w:licia was attended ley the
Lord Mayor, fifteen Aldermen, the Recorder, and City
Olfit PVC The laird Mayor made a report of the erec-
tion of John 6arratt, E-q., Alderman for the Ward of
Bridge, in the roots of Sir Matthew Illoxatn, resigned.
Mr. Ilarratt being called for, was attended by several
gentlemen from the Ward, and introduced in due foto
to the Cont?, when he took the oaths and his seat,
am', was clothed according to the usual custom. Tie
Court requested the City's Members, and other Mem-
bers of the Conrt, having seats in Parlialuent, to at-
tend to a Rift (crow pending iu the House of Commons)
to Prevent Delays in County Courts, and for the snore
easy Recovery of Small Debts. Mr. Reeve, who was
recently admitted a principal Land Coal Meter, at-
tended, and was sworn for the slue execution of his
office. Messrs. „lames Davies, ('harks Reeves, John
Platt. and Henry I.lewellin, also recently elected
Auto-ries of the. Sheriff's Court, were severalty
swoin, ;old admitted into those offices. The Chaos•
berlain have reported the produre of Orphan's Fund,
the saw of 22,1041/., part Of the Orphan's debt was or
,!tired to be discharged. and the Chamberlain directed
to give the proper notices to the several parties inter-
ested to receive the same. Sundry persons were swore,
and others allowed to be admitted brokers. The Court
granted licenses ta Coal l'ndertakers, and ordered
payment of several bills and salaries. A pour aged
couple were (-leered into the vacant A liiishotows is
liart•street, Cripplegate, founded by Mr. Robert
It
Dcet..—lnformation having been received by the
police on the day subsequent to the ball at the Argy:e
Rooms. that a duel was to take place the next morn-
ing at Wormwood Scrubs, between Mr. F—b--d and
Mr. M—s—n, gentlemen of fortune, it was pet-verde:l
without either being taken, although the parties di.t
meet, hest were apprised of the itif 'reflation before thl
grooved was measured. 1 hey fought, however, on A.-
eot Heath race-course, on Monday, and al r. F--
was wounded in the shoulder, on the first tire. The
hall lodged, but has been extracted. A &eking lady.
it is rerouted, was the rause of dispute.
IittIe•NTRILICT, Tills MORNlNG.—Cherles Clapp, Thi
travelling musician, was charged with assaulting Li:
wife and other wise ill using her.
The complainant stated that she became acquainted
with the defendant about 18 months ago, and tnarre I
him. They lived very harmoniously together
,until within these list four months, when strong
symptoms of discord began to manifest themselves.
About three months sine• the defendant came
home miserably out of ten', and, without the
slightest provocation, stru-k her a violent blow in the
face, which gave her a black eye. She, however,
forgave him, in the hope defendant would repro t,
bnt unfortunately her forbearance only aggravated do-
fentlant's misconduct. lle went on worse than befor..;
still she did not despair ; she studied all in her power
to restore harmony, hat without effect. At length
el-•fendant left her entirely and cohabited with a com-
mon prostitute, whoat lie introduced to all the
places they formerly we •e wont t r visit together.
tla Monday last he came home, beat her, and aga'n
went away ; whets finding all hopes of reclaiming him,
ineffectual, she was determined to bring hint before
the Magisttste, to compel him to keep the peace to-
wards her.--Ordered to find bail.
CORN EXCHANGE, MAncu 28,—There have bean no
fresh arrivals since Monday, and although the supply of
that day was by no means large, pet the major pan of
it remained unsold, and for which there was little or so
demand this morning. The price of none having been
lowered 3s. per sack at the close of Menday's market.
Although there was a large arrival of Rarley on Mon-
day, nearly the whole was cleared off, bat what few
samples appeared to day met heavy ash at that day's
prices.—'Pte Oat trade continues very dull, owing to
overabundant arrivals.—lu Beans and Peas tlto--
little or no alteration.

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