The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-10 00:00:00

lostaradi burst lots an ismanderare___ -- -_Ws the lady old bachelor constrabd into ask epee II
ink sod it coureelleanse more dogged thaw Ont. AS
both partite hod imposed thaumeives a Ittbso h
beeheleeship degiarided, " What tiekti II I
have you to pet nosh a gamiest r
The 1 appestat here expiates' that there mesa pad
of live posed* incerrod by *eery indeed se evasion Of
rolgelga.
Docbeloc.—Ayl,ayo t And yet dory toll tie ibis
titmice liberty. Stingy liberty! A flip, gime hit
Had retorts one tau after anise P, and iff lOW*
swilling to pay, leaves we to rot Isa m seteastisef
Amps use a IsS.what cos be wee. kW* beelings but
ray owe. This le Cambial?, days seam Wit aims,
Ville.. a was was beeto.lik•a wild beast if be pr
red Presiriteeigelsgt of a hill side, to
chapel (tarsi", to the laspector) liptaisrrai
sae doubt. like year predecessor, with steel boots
thausb-sevews to malt good your threat.
The literate, herediselaissed all beards !ablations,
aail quietly 'Moiet/aid his antagonist's ge.
Bachielor.—l toil yea, Sir. once for al it that I moot
answer that lasstioa exactly.
lespeeter.—Well, bet eta yes tell use wfthie 10 1
or s•—are yea thirty. Sir ?
Bachelor (after a less psses)—Perhaps 1 usa,
thirty.
I nspector.—That's still a Tory vague answer.
yea forty. Sir ?
Bachelor (after a long prose)—lt's bard to my. hot
may be I may be forty.
I impactor —Really, Sir, von are the most
person I have net with, thc. t if every one w
ward as you, my task would he endless.
once for all, Sir, are von fifty ?
Beebeler.—Fifty,Sir ! fifty years! did rot her fifty!
Why, fifty—let me see—fifty's a long age! bat a man
slay live twice that time without meeting with say body,
,half so pressing as you.
Inspector--Ole. •••••••,. I have horse a rood deal with
year trilling ; but I can bear it no logger. I see by,
your face that von are much older than you are willing"
to confess ; bet I hall now do what I should have dery

ait Brst ; that gayest down in the sixty colas at once.
The Bachelor Isere started to his feet in extreme
agitation and exclaimed in • very altered tone—Bat I
I tell you am not sixty--no, not by a good sulary
and surely von Irma(' not wish to misrivesent
Come now, if von please, take me oat of that Ilse, and
pet me into this one; pointing to a column rather soarer
the left hand.
The good-natnred Inspector did as be was bid, sad
took farewell of his testy friend; bnt the incident was
extremely neefnl to him, and afterwards, whenever he
met with a lady or gentleman particularly OOMPOININIOi•
cative on certain points, he uniformly gemmed them al
Ul or 15 years above their apparent age, an expedient
which to us* his own words, 4, always bad the effect of
bringing them to their battle."

PtILICR.

CIVILIPIALL.-4 line looking y►n.ng mail, wile gave
his name Comae Godfrey, was brought• up yesterday
by the waLchnota is Fket+•net, before Mr. Alder-
man Wesables, charged with disorderly eentioet.
Gillespie, one of the orttehnses. alit'd diet stout II
o'clock on the previa.* evening, a emotes& NO his
there was a wan seated is his wateb-hoo. He went,
there ionts.ellistely, sod fined the prisoner mated at
his ease in the box t he. of coarse. desired bin to se►
lire, which be politely declined. and at length. hasp
.4k. wither entreaty oar remonstrance of say avail.lbs less
palled, with the assistance of a brother wouthanan.
• force hien sot of the hiss. The primmer, Skimmul

t74;lll—ire
for hides him no% and ;regal ag tlse Ira; i
atedittely began brealtiag the whitlows el Mr. Kemp
tow's shop, No. Ibl, Pleet*troet, with a bangle which
hod in hle bead. In cosseepsesee he neared •
nod lodged hi. In the C•osp•er. t
The prisoner, when asked by the lesghtilite *
oast be bad to give of himself, centrnetcod his
dress In the following words :—" My name to
Uodfrey ; I will not sow triable yea, Sir, with NB, op'
happy and *Tenant story—'the too leng—iedeesl
{Deg, that if every word were a Sok, sod Velem)
would condescend to forge them into a chain, the
Master of the fled* might hold one end in 114-
whilst Plato lashed the tebelliess ghosts la Tartarti
whir the ether."

The Worthy Alderman cat short the prisoner'.
oration. by desiring him to cone at owe to the woo
of fact relative to breaking the triatiows. The prises*
having nothing to say upon dual subject, placed hit
band upon his bosom, bowed, sod reaseised
la answer to the varicns gondolas of the Satiates**.
the followisg accsuat of himself was at leagth draw;
frees hiss s—He was born at Newry, where belted be*
In bodges for himself as a teupswitaat, and where *
brother. when he dearly loved. still resided ; he mil
latiknown to any one in Leadoe..bat blessekAlaa
der sod William Ogilby, and Mr. Crawley, of
bay-street, Woattalasters be had bees I. Loudest
a short time. and had lodged lass spagalfreerhill betie
distress. however. be had boon *impelled to slop lap
tally I. the brick fields, and for es last fiat days big
set tasted food. ileiag asked west bad redoes/ lii*
to this teadition / He replied, a fug be the 04,
had brought hits to it. sad that he did sot ere. •44
care for his life. walrus it cesW ha passed la drape*

Ile was asked wbetber be bid am totddliillim
stage? m whisk be replied yes, See those***;
performed the port of the 71titif Jl.sk, in the play
Dawn= t. the Theatrical directions forstbo e
were, that be should eater Matthias. la order
/paid!) himself; therefore, fir the peeper per&
of the character, he ram till he was oat of breath,
le that state made his rate& apse the sive. T
manager cried oft "don't speak to fast ;" *a t
rebuff kis *rim soak. and he was enable to
with any prospect of Nicene; he was also
with the martian) of the compaily, and themes
of their appoiationts. particularly In that play w
Bertram days, • draw roar swords, ye- roll
heights." and all the railing kaights there weer,
oaly fogurbmt %flows in mourning cloaks. Tio
terminal M. M try dm Leaden stage. *biro mesa
if he bad say. adgkr meet mtlii dos padimdise4 tM
ad applied at die irliestres, bat withokt aomeas.-1
The character Sc *bleb ba prepared to come oat o
that of the MU*/ Is Pharr& The MILOIIII, le Aim
that chandler p M pammit peektemsd,bliee. IN
siguiest, ealisily assittary to miiiisty Aided.
pardealarly tie mason Jo which die eldllionim I
Tell to R.S.a Frain .this
he bad hien I. army. and, as Mwanotlim
that he bad been a private is the 411y1 t pbat
/5 days, bet his Words load ben plot him out.
Oa ammoialag Ma legafik.. if wrogottod to amorist
murmur, miamormir eairacts from LorJ Byteklassa