The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-06 00:00:00

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THE/1 ritB3AZ " • 1.
—ammors.,
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inc. -Ls:vt.—The Daenna las repealed at this
Theatr*,• last night, in compliance With itar ""
ticular desire" of the Grand nuke ttlaht.. Hi*
Imperial Highness did not anise until 'tear the con-
closieq of the Opera, when .God sore 114 Kingwail
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sung. Ile occupied Prince LtoroLo's boi; Rini was
noticed with that cordial eipressioe of good feeling.
which ever animates the English People toirards
strangers. His imperial Illthness did not remain
above an hour at the Theatre, and sat an retired, as
to be scarcely visible to the audience. The perform.
.es; acquitted thensseltes with great spirit and success:
Madame BELLGAa, no longer discomposed by appre-
hension* but evidently animated by the kind encou-
ragement which she received on her first appearance,
esecoreil her songs in a moat delightful manner.--.
The Children in the Wood ; and Mr. IL
Joussvo3, as Walter, Here proofs if lability, that .
desetwed, we think, a better sphere. ' _ •
COVENT-n 4auerr —After the Comedy'el MIS Way
to Keep Him. in which Mr. FAanists repeated the
part of Sir Bashful Constant, with the greatest PUC•
CA•IO4, the Pantomime of Harlequin Gulliver was pop.
formed, last night, at thsalieet re, for tha purpose of
exhibiting two French tumblers. Avciading to the
play lulls, their performances had " astonished end
delighted all the Corms of the Continent." It such
has been the fact, continental Crowned Heads and
courtiers are more easily astonished and deliehted•
than the audience of last night at Coientigarden --
The fumblers met with a oohed steer ,oli of hissing
and applsuse. They paectiierf st,'nerseti through
circles, user men's heads; and IA-41,2 over a punt:
elflike and horses; longitudirtatts : hut the les.), wire
made from an elastic p!atfror o, nearly on a level with'
the rings,, the pyramids! column of awry and tbi
chaise. Their vicress was but moderate.

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Manley Aigh! the Fa*ash Cillergeatteed its setentri
.when. the (alleging Address, *ad delivered by Mr:
UMILFY •
LADin Alp laive.tregment y had Olt
hrol:ioe,o, 116 Ittlik ..is luttgll. I 'tercel, ko...yr haw to pros.-ni
Ins sat oft so ssiotuartiots an itee asioss as &at of bidding t Cure-
Ilia. Pearr.erer. aewr•er, having deputed tne to periods{
the fuateal bibuteuiCS Or '1e..4•3•9111; y9ll }WO!,
.f I shoidit not steijult Int self on solcinn a baiiiiess wigs the
61111 awl beratailag traits.
'• The ,Proprietor; Ladies and Genii:men, hat redeemed iligi
promise he made al Ike cli,e of last 0.n.0.,- Ile ohs ex..!:ed
ever% efrowt to meat! ten OH t4l:er Or 'our r4.0..r. mid b.i, heert
;simply repaid i.y . a -ea .on of iinpreeedeired urosiasilty,
widatiorling the serious iltat► otek. algid. it krengih of toe
( coupon bas stataiited by the lone mot reser, ine...b at Mil
KrIA,T. who is now so ha. pity reetured tam.. •
In less than four month. Du fewer than "'alumnae new piece'
and revivals have heels teought out $ and it is normal' boasf; lit
the •-reseut -lain Of Theatricals 111 say that the nhivelt,il pro,
'laced: have. althea' a nngle eareption, been saariitmcd bf
.carr fluffier aFprgitt.sinne. •
Thus eli..norned, the Proprietor desires wo.tn ware youof
his drools to conciliate you'r favour ; itinu4l, .he
ailexperie.l itioliaiino of his I ugli.b Orra licence to far
1U4111:114 0111:4/, has shackled hi, 1141411, of pr vallag pin :wilier,
moo, hr 1111,16 th..l her rieaire may still be kept its year
frionaly recolieetion. nod !mitt witting' iafria‘ing on the sip -
114.1.'d IiIIIIS of Patent Monopolies, he dy nerabionally
;11111.11 1.. to vik. you here, w such ror ianc r and hi tocora
a. Me 7 6N) U/6.114.

'llse Proprietor. Indies and Gentlemen, tenders you. through
me, his warmest nekilussledonensai mid .in my nwq unm•', odd
the comes of all ter i'rrfornw•t+, whwm )nn have too k amity
honoured t. ttlt •• I 0,.•• or :TO ift,e, I bre to ofrvt. you Ims"
of mank., and " Lot." of 4..ud sw.shes, 'ill We Wee( again

Satprilly, the S:ttewsbury Ve,ttnattry Cainfry, un.
der the command of Co!ottel DAht..sti, assembled for
per.nanatit ,loty in I hlt fount,
The Nottingham Revive sqvc:—Bradtey, the spyi
Oliver's celebrated cotr)utor in the Judas like work
of betrayin4 irtrtoctAtt men, and endeavottring to lead
them into crime, has been seen at Nottingham wit hitt
the last few days." ' •
A shocking accident happened on Friday night at
Mr. Glea(lo%'s lire* hae..P, in Diger-lane,
Attached to the house is the Grinding-mar line
iftoirsiltidi
malt, worked by a horse. A little boy, we ontler4
stand a an ranger in the iteighonorhood,
be presomed, untcgosioted with 'the movement 0;
rather position of the great wheel dragged round by
lite ho•se, had incautiously got astride of one of the,
bars (orating the radius of the circumference, and utd
ter!), unaleatit of the necessity of stooping Ft inter.;
vals to miss the beams ahoye him, was caught by one
of them on the side of his bead. The con4equencei
was, that the upper pair of his skull was torn clean'
off. What is eery enneolar; there were boys playinit
under hiv whets the accident happened, upon whom
the blood poured down in streams, which they fancied'
to have been thrown in at the window upon theta
(ions the opposite slaughter-kuuse; stud so uncoil.
minus were they of whet had happened, that it wag.
ten minutes afterwards before he wAs discovered, atut
that by chance. wLnn he was still across this bat, inn•
quite decd.—(The Rockingham.)
A few mornings since a French row-gelley, With
• cies consisting of 11 men, arrived on Seth Sea.
Beach, near Fort Cumberland, and immediately
landed aquantity of French silks and ether welds
bited articles of considerable value. There was nor
Custom•house Officer its ; but they did not es.
cape the notice of the Officer commanding the'
troops at the. fort (of the 18th regiment), who,
very prudently, did ant attempt to interrupt their
prcceedings until he aim one of them move tin the
road-way. lie then sallied from his post, and took.
posssession of the following art all the anent
having retreated into the boat, its which they cot.
away :-1132 yards of French silk, 19 A"ge'a.
shawls, 11 Oust pair, of Angola gloves, 86 pair. of
silks stockiogs, .42 snuff-bosesi fiG dozen pair of kid.
gloves, 225 yards of ;cambric, one petticoat of fare.
-aud 16 sik 1441.4. r ; • •
A. awn, raping J. Wheeler, .was appre4
tended at Guildtned, on the evening•before eche.
640411 Fair (Titir‘tlity last), having 9140 coon terfeit
shillings on his person.
.A parcel containing 21(1
more was also found near him when .taken, and
which was the cause of susp'Cion, as be hid
from intoxication, and the parcel attract. d the notice
of own Gentlemen passing. On trust examination bea
fore the Mayor and Magistrates, he was recognised
by the name of Jasper, who was capitally convicted,
at the Surrey Lent Assizes, 1fi1.5, when the tiontencw
`was reipited to one, year's imprisonment. The pri.
sonar appeared to tie connected with a number of
duffers, &c. attending the fair. Ile was remat.ole4
fur further examination, evidence being evicted to
prove him an utterer of bast coin.

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