Star. — London, England, 1816-10-11 00:00:00

L4ll6lllll =Tatri --77 i b el i a bd At the' . ertielfiniirtiet sratelPtiwr ceedings of the seereepolice, the publication liner of the Courts. q 104faldeek.,jo. Abe mh k h the 4iiaranreetng irileoitr. the actount of tho, ,cations.to ithi4ll f . tosaikrb faeMerly , Cal;inet &growl, been fopi26.lmtemakh„ll profound impression tt is thought that the ego*. ✓ ° . l c t i, ct k .l a tfr be vi r li g 4 :o a lla := l . ll . l ::::tli °l lka the iii ett itedojefl, ih.it„iciosdont ainO.theleat 16601. 4 , wh i m litho another column i few etinset s . i te m a singlo'retteh Papc Ttiesdl whO has b eet] received. 'The' iconiii/ts, es, withwie - mori dm% enee ment i o ned, ariwdy sUmf# in the ebentaTtnica , :,bons: the'rrivate'Lettilii .or these — theie are ,: a tuedArree la terwn:- ipiik tut' taloii . 03114 en the i sbjett of dtc fireietif itate•of Fiance: 'The elections produce a considerable degrcef - Of 'of'sen* went t h r ougliootl:raneFiaoteetaiorthete is much, ~:e p pearance of exaggerated heatecrpolttic!l anti :Aiate ties being prwriTenV' It hs Raid that die crops. in Truce have been iniseiablideketjee, and that great aert h, nt are nude the Poice, and the Press under , c ontroul, di,guirfiPOS fie; and the ecles ‘. cunt (1409 1 4 01 4.. t:. :• - • • . • 137ihe OitANO*, arrif.stor the Isle of *the, we have nceirid lettrisfrtn i AneffoiAp”, dated 1 2th e August, which ment i on, that • Mtjesty's Mips AMMON and IlleactFru,,lsajl anchored in the River Plate, but thai thi weather was so boksterous. , --tbit no coinmunication had been had with them from • tbi, shore. Thro4lt utiter channels, we. leans. that irfectharitony exists between thikllp enos Ayres Go. moment, aid Geinia! ARTIGAII R an 4 that cooside. eiertions were making to place Montevideo. in 'ti'igood • state of dffenee. Cannon had been brotight • down froin Buenos Ayres, and part of AUTICiAIeS triny entered' tide town to act as. a garw Considerable quintities of provisions had been i ' , collected, And every thing announced, that it was the intention of , the inhabitants, and Government, to' re• t• led all hostile' aggressions. The preparation the ''.l l Ortnguesc had been' making for so lung's tin* and • ;the offers and promises of their agents had been so kind ye % tbat many pailisans . had been gained.ciier 4iktheir cause, even alum perscini circooirder4b/O influence, but, it appears, their .nuehinat4he wens lisle to the Civic:mm . lot, and would be completed,- defeated. ' • . Astruma's. .plait is to leave ' a su ffi cient forte in ..... ,Voinevido,. and. if At.: Puttug nese -daaittaek shit ser i:tinny of t b l Visited. Kt:aril:mese . immediately. tcs pene _trate into the Slaee,Districts of i ehe•Beasils,. with 'his. .kregelar eaysley; declare freedom to the blacks. and bun an& tillage. For this ..style of wasfam, his r neaps are peculiarly suited, being * complete bands; of Tutus, Rounted on the fleetest *terse:. •It is there fote'probiTo, that if the Portuguese persist. they ~,, till Wag down results on theirusseta.beads'of which .:-.. Ilet am by . tromeans 'aware. • , . . - -eivese etherisind;itur a4.sitott•frora Itk-Uttieur .. .n. hillOtli ASglist, l l nldsip . us,. that the gimps which .liamt‘cia? . llo4,, 4.fit. Catherine ' s, had begun to" •,illoCeesi , .tainersk. Rio. Grande, some, afoot. timing " ' , lmded ea dutroontinerst, by-landa and the others in. ''lngepiroguee. . They further idd.. that itiretriipp• - : . ..• - AO long stationed bn the fiebtieia,. bad' made iinad, 'ranee ntovemnri. -.- 2 We life estieunely' glad to find; that eireerniii - ent 1 'Wok to give adequ.ue protection 'to 'the immense ''' quantity of •property our merchants *have allpii . in South America. by a legalized document which •we hive teettidated Buenos Ayies, August 9, 1816, Mr. 'Roller P. STAPLES has at length assumed the. (Acid tonetiont of his Britannic Majeaty's Consul titer., to which he was named and gadited neatly three years ego. It is therefore' to be hoped, thit this Pmteetien will not be conflnedlo only one section of that immense and rich continent. . We understand the Public will receive for the Di sidends this quarter, Five laillionwand upwards from • Government, and Six Hithdred and Fifty Thousand Pounds from the Bank of England.—The Bank have Igiauease of. Capital this quarter, amounting to One Hundred and Fifty Thousand pounds. • • - . Yesterday Priflee ERTERNAZT and the Austrian fitobossador had audiences of the 'Pitmcs REGENT it Celton House. • Lord SIDNOuTeI entertained Lied FitifOUTII and, a Puty'tir dinner, yesterday, at his seat, Richmond. • kiln been remarked l i kely, that the front a, the retkin Eyernotith, known by the name of the Fort, Azhibits a striking profile of his MAJESTY, when .' from a point of view about 150 yards to the Westward. AEcIDENT.—As a Gentleman was returning from . erough-hill tair, Westmorland, on Tuesday sea lien. upon one hoesi, and leading another, .:the animal he rode vpiiit ieared, in passing the bridge thiddeads to Kirkby:Stephen,. and !ailing over the tv•lkreents dragged the other alter it; in consequence el w!iich accident the ridPr and.both horse were killech . Cfollox.—Mary Bright.y, of Eastoft. Yorkihire, Itfi I;er irvlant to the care of an old woman, Whilst the fi'igner took a small quantity of ;harvest work; the ltlild being found troublesome and • fretful, the old * colite g#ve it five drops (as she said} of tbe-titietwe, '(opium :.the consequeAce was, it did not awaken any TPler but d;ed in cosserilaions within 20 hours after., une of these horrid circumstances which occur Nit laying foolish bets, 'happened on Friday last 'at Stirling. A soldier, beinngirig to thy, fitly Dragoon Guards, engaged to• drink, within 4 given tune, : ". 14 ,:feweauer of whide . p, which he accomplished, Slid being put to bed in a state of cometite ingb‘ietyv II" food 'hardy lifter deed. • • • . Eras sal ail Ids l II SF 0,0 cir 4 ' VI OD'd # 1 e toot )atiri trl $ orel fly f". bre?a )Irect Epos' e re' which la I 1 I ibe ~. . _ . ,40.4 i„ Aihri4efilenti. tot the 113t h, h, Asts, ; _alt / Bth • 40 1 igo 0 thq 6tK 1(440(40ot Foot, from their *pots in the file of Wight, have embarked un.board ~ e; aligsports for . theicrespectivn destiaationin Af OY* • ' The York .Light Infantry Yoluntetra pa expected `home -from 14M4i16 f6r the purpose pf being dint tiauded.' _ The folltsvtiits Corps have been dishindedut their. 'kesii!tctive -k ga enattii—The 7th . .and Bth .'West In4 lll , Regiments In A lasi; Asserfcanand.Nesv)3rnns wieiredciblel..`Fibinatys4; - Giengairt ditto, June 24 - E . NOrfcifindtand 'dit* June '25; Nova leutia. e ditto , lolf24;'*e dittek Light Infantyy, f ll a 24' i. S.icitien 'Regiment k March 24 ; -4011e:s, yip aren't, -1140 21 . ; and Dike ut 2teunsuitk's G a shy *id Infantry; June 24, iSfS. . . . . The let Batt.dion•or the 27th Foot, 40th, a B ot: tali* df the'Riffe Brigade, a Beigade of the lit Foot- Guards, Ist Grensdier tau°. 2.1 and Sd Battalion utj the Coldittesim,' ftirm pate ut the Brithai force .noder his Grace the Duke ut 'Wat.iincrron. at Cambray is Fiance,. as also the 98d or Wetei; FUsileers. : , • 'COUaT MARI'IAL. _ _ _ At Statile, Bewares. on the 12th day of February' 1816. by order of It 'warrant Irons the . Right Hon. ate Earl of bleata l -for 2 thertial of Brevet• Colonel and Lieutenant C pionel FRANCIS Rurtaooa, of the Sd Regintoint Native lintantry.-i-President, Colonel HARDYNAW. Slatefit)', iTth Regiment of Fo9t. 4DlBolsouNcr 01 •(MOEN • • • ••.. I. In haying, up to the mouth of k(oveinber MIS withheld from the nun under his command, the annual balemouutiug doe niche's for the years tut% 1814, 11115. 94. I. woe baying paid to men dratted from the Ist Batrilion 141Natwo Regiment into the new Corps, the stoppages made from titan out account of haif-mountin•J. SCANDALOUS CONDUCT UNWOKTIIT Of AN Of[/CCU AND A CANTLEMAN: t. in embezzling a portion , of the moot/ stopped foe the regi mental pupae of hall-mutitingi trots the men. V. to bienig embezzled the sums US money - stepped for the reglinemal pur pae'ofbilf-moutitiog. 3. In having embezzled the 'tune of mo• sly stopped from amain nitit'of the Sib, tith, 7th, and eth caw patsies Ist hattaliou •Ild native regiment for tat regimental puts pose of half-mourtiog for the year Mee. The Court, lava% duly weighed and considered the evidence in support of tbe proseeetwn, hod what the prigouer, Brevet Co lonel and Lieut.-Colonel Francis Rutledge hay urged in his do. fence, and the testimony adduced hi his exculpation, are of opi- Mon, that hi is Guilts o(the whole of Gu i lt y rst charge. The Court see of opioion, that. he wot the whole of the second Chirp, excepting In es nisch as it sates him to have been 'guilty of" scandaloue ciondact s . and of so much they do therefore MAIM hint s . • • • I.ltir Court, therefore, dondjudge the. said Buffet Colonel and Lieut.-Ceionel Francis Rutlediu, to be dismissed the .service, and fatale 10 forfeit the arrears due to hint on account of his pay, so •to 46 may be softies' to m the poi the deficiency occasioned by the unboardemmot found, araoinning to about the suns of /De but moos alas diummail five hundectle F. Hata velum, CoLmel, and Lieut.eCol. H. M. 17th Poot,etul President. • Believing that - m; infante of the sort has before occurred in this service, • and Certain that the present example prevents the possibility at its itappenitig here after, the Commander in Chia• is glad that he can aliow himself to yield to a thficitation wnich the Court has made for lenity. on the ground of - Colonel RUTLeDOeI length of service. The Craminander in Ciiiet-thetefore.remittethe penalty of dasminall rens' use service of the Hoikurable.Company, but.directs that Colonel kuTt.rrio - is be removed from the corn : wand of the battalion, 'omit Major-General J: S. WOOD' shall certify, that every just pecuniary claini ot the battilion'on Colonel kit - usnos has been satisfied. :rhe conduct of the Peters,' cAlmanding-eo;:lpa- Aist, and of the Adjutani,'in suffering the Irregular': elatto proceed without intetierdnce, calls for. reiniuk. The Introit . , as anointed with the interests of the men .composing their companies g. the latter, as Called upon by his station to advert 'to every thing which might alfeettitosatistactinnof the soldiers, (might to have . applied- to colonel Rori.lnce ; and in the event of not mating the due arrangements, should have sip - Pealed WIN! Commander in Chief. This - order to be particularly read by the Adjutant L oe Inspector of Battalions, to every Col ps on the Ben; gal establishment. - By coniruand, (Signed) C. J. Dovtn, Military Secretary. • A Club, called The True Highlanders, has been in ;allotted by the chief, MACDONSLL, of Glen:ars', for the purpose of reviving and keeping up the old manly sports and customs of the Hi ghlanders . The Mein hers wear* the sisicient'Highland garb ; instead of the ifft, which is, comparatively of modern date, they have adopted the anginal Tawas Trews, and in place of the Ostrich plume, wpm by the Highland Regi ments of the'present day, the Tree Highlander: display •in their bonnets the mere characteristic feather of the • .Eagk,llie native bird of the country. The dress, al- . togaher, is extremely handsome. Ditiniv-itnns Tundras.—Mr. STePtire ALEMBLE. :dads' his second appearance at this Theatre last night, in TIN Meru Wirt of Windsor, as Sir John Faistql: His ginarat personification of the ehAincter, was. entitled to high ommeadation, and he was ho. floored .with considerable applause. Mr. ItAl and, Mr. Bititaouou,, in Ford and Po:e, acted with treat spirit s end Mrsa Ma suxrri, Mrs. DAIMON, and Mrs. Honing,. in Ma:. Page, Mrs. Ford, and Ann Pap,' were entitled to great credit. . . . ,COVIONT-GANDSOIMia MACRIOADT last night came forward 69hi110, in the Tragedy of. that name. After the. success Which attended his efforts in Thisier and Mastro:le, ptiblit ettention . was incited in a MOM thakceninion degree to his first appearance in ode of the PfaylOf SOlAliertAll6 Mr. MADAM . Dr tbtbnghout judiciously displayed his powers, but did not risk orerntraining them, and the animation and good taste thus displayed called fOith shouts of ,ap probation. Vona acted liggimith exquisite feeling end 'corretittiess in 'Many parts, ,and looked the chit raw admit-ably. Mr. C. Tarataut acted Cause throughont in his best manna and a more natyralt pleasing, and interesting performanCe We have never Witnessed. In the drinking scene he was excellent. The female characters were acted by Mrs."Fiknorr and Mrs. Eamon: ThifOrtner experienced a Most haourable rekeptiai, Ind acquitted herself In a Very. creditable Mann*. 'The other charactert were Sus tained *with appiopriate ability. ' ' Thep:hagLady ainqpnted air Rosetta, at Covent Giirdat - Theatre this eveffing.; is Miss Moat , Oilier of . Miss Monk of the OpereaWthei • liitketlycirtt I:kisitaAj '. •% • ; 1 **lii , 1 , 1 i . • , ar" ri s tikivit irom. , . * 4 40 • • j pr ter . ' rli if Ole Nil ` 41* . 411 • MO 1 4.1. 1 ,1 IP Ithi• 01344 : ; 4 . *Pik , I re i Vi l t r 7 le W .04 t aiali trff,ge!,•,i,tib . 4 eilyildb. of ' uiratc HiPmftr,iiili lieu CZed4 Asa laspf u ll . A . "I'llr lai,ai gr444.reyie,w,9l: Alto* . et' pilgrims ciiisiiid'gnolisik Wain-so the oLlin of, C 4001.1"."; , 41 "ifbititititEitiNet illimihme... * .1: . 'Pr :11statin i liW bAY. • 0 Tr ",._ Ii • 'lig. tub; . 01,._ ilivit. r '" i ' ! c t i" T .. &WA _ sr , I 2 ~.; 0' '' I. Hamberet •Clistairy4ii iiiestrit . . outtenbufzio - 4 -1 : "Holliett- •-• . Jr- 4.1:: ;to Am er y o rgi .. - • * randert. • 1;1-40. ** 10 0..: ; 1 iiitil.ix . : ,• . .1, :0. rieett ... .-% o 0 IMatta •.... 2 0 6 iiiit*Will, ocrantft s. • ... An'ilret3' We, .1 4 1'4 , AritbelLt racket, .with it feta ~frnia Lishlin i ineight 'Up; .Qatien Charlotte Patket, with a Mail from Gibraltar and Malta—iu 20 dala Arpin the former, ,_ _ .., . ''- ' . poirrsmourn, OCTOBER to. ' - Arrired . fhe Ltisejee Family front the Downs for Bombay. The Fredericka Sophia Wilhelmina Dutch frigate, On. her ion' beige from Algiers, put in bete by contrary winds E: - I kl i p .tht Henry, Monk% from Malaga fire Londnn, titli.b . fritit. .Sailed the. Pcrola Portoguese - frigate, for. Lisbon i aid the Perseverance, ---., for the Smith Sias.--Wild- S.E. • 1 • • DOVER, OCTOBER to. Sailed last night the Lord Duncan packet, Captain Pascoe, with R mail and pampers. for Ostend. and this day the Chichester, Captain IturTra, and Su sannah; Captilin Mons, for Calais, with passengers. -Arrived lest nir;' , t the . Princess Charlotte, Captain HALLANDS, from Ostend, with a mail, and this De fence,.Captain ADAMS, from Calais, with passengers. Lord fslatterteLo and - family embark to tnorroW on board the Favnitrite, Cit; , t in POWER. for Calais. HARWICH, OCTOBER so. • Arrived the Ctstlereagh Packet, with a Mail from Holland. &tied the Catharina transport, with troops for Ostend; Prince of Orangel.Racket, for Holland; and Lady Nepean Packet, for Cuxhaven, with Mails. • YARMOUTH, OCrobER Arrived the Aid. SUPPE; from Hamburgh. Cap. min &waft, in coming into this harbour in a shore *rat, was Unfortunately drowned, as was 'also one bf his crew and four of the boatmen. The boat upset 011 our liar. • MILFORD HAVEN, OCTOBER F. Arrived the*Wiliiam Vlryde, Itittam.e. from New York, last (roil Liverpool, from whence she was or: druid here to perform quarantine, in consequence of ivaig on board enumerated goods, the produce of the Mediterranean ; Diligence, (admiralty_ cutter) from cruizing against the smugglers and the . San dwich packer, with a Mail and Pastengers, from' mr. terford. Sailed. the American bt4g Helen; FITZGE. BALD, from Dublin, for New' York ; Speedy. LANG LEY, from Liverpool, for the Brazils ; Liberty. NUT. Kies, from London, fur Cork t Hannah, from th7s port, for the South Seas ; Chepstow, MATHIAS. from Chepstow, for Portsmouth; and the Bat. (Admiralty cutter) on a criiire.--• Wind SE. - GRAVEiEND, OCTOBER 10. Arrived the -Peace, Sedman. front Archancel; Almweity Vine, from liamburgh; Leith Parket, Burry[:; it)bertaon,Lais. r drli; Rigs, Stephttuon; and Williaman4 Mary, Barred. from Petersburgh; Priem: , , Abrahams, from Copetiliczen; Reaola. tMn. Smith, from Norway. Sailed the Vakant, Ferryman, foe Jamaica; Govern w Harcourt, Wilson, for Dentarara ; Lively,. Win 6 lield, for Calais. Petit Jen, Do kock,t for Bruges; sad, Henry, Kirtan. for Antwerp. • CUS.IONI-NOUSE, OCTOBER 10. •' SUM tIOTERID OUTWAID—The Harriot, Hanna, for Dub. 11n; Weser, Gessebnot , , for Bremen; Devorshire, Day, for Wa terford ; Euphemia, Miller, for Antwerp ; Ptigrim„Proiser. for Sr. Chriwopber's ; Cmsar, raylor, fur Belie.. and ii..mbay; Duke of York, Fryer, for Rotterdam; and Parsons, Robson, for Jamaica. Extract of a letter received yesterday in the City bTa Tespectalfie meriantilettarse. dated Gibealtar, September We beg leave to acquaint you of the following outrage committed on the English fl ,Some time ago the Bravo ketch left this with a cargo of British manufactures for Cadii. and Lisbon: Ott awas attacked on the night after her sailing, in the Straits, by'a Custo.n.house boat belonAing to Alge. 'sirait, and the Captain and three men killed, although'' they' made no resistance. The vessel was cirried into Algesiras, where the has remained ever since. and the goods detained, under a pretence that it was intended to smuggle them on shore at Cadiz. Strowl remonstrances have been made through the British Authorities at Madrid." . - . Captain Jamas CAW., of the ship Caledonia, be. longing to Dundee. died at St. Thomas's, on the 15th ofJuly, is the rth year of his age. In the year 1807, while commanding a merchant brig /Tom Dun dee, of no force. in the Baltic, he saw a vessel boarded and taken by a Danish gun boat close by. Without losing heart, he enaoceuvred skilfAtlly, and saved his own ship ;. and then, watching his tfppor, tunny, gallantly boarded and retook the other. For this action he received the public thanks of the -Mer chants of Dundee, along .with a piece of plate. . Mr. Andersen, on - Cif the la t e.. r. Aner • t M Ander son, • - • • - • respectable merchant in Newlniall,. was m i ss ing A. eight days, previous to Sunday last, 'on - Which - day 1w was accidentally found, by the servaat maid dead La' • the_garret. • . . Holten Tom acininst of a fellow Whole name has been more th:an•clisce . before the public, is . taken oriltiary. It in not reMarkibly will written, boiit is' curious and ainuiing • " Among the lately departed fur that Itnd . of frewhi,,Ameiica, Is the celebrated Mr ThotnaiCroggottiAitis movie/id notarial . Of his ithprisonment in Newsate some Open or four years ag 9 , nadcr an order of Parliament, ;WWI illietitpr Ito addreoi the lipealin in Ai:wer g ild speech- when to: the %Sr of ilia Meuse to be discharged. Honest Tom Vigoste.:ss•he molly eared Idniself, was one of those Itvisi anoutalloa.so,common in blirtintai irrhi are at once the most *tattoo hfsentimentil teformerst and the most Wane In • prudes' i •at c.o. typtioo, His achleirements la the:: tferslite ' • Oki. of Criunpotind and Tregooey, with his. speculations na their esittilf, &Mated , hint Iran a pealoutly thrMng crittle as a: 'leerier in 'Eturseand Woad him to follow the femmes of the ahissereik Cutlass. Johnstone, Oat to London. aid dew to Arnerka. where that bold speculator has bought as istateoiri are told, and numnitei 'settle. Honest moo was so deep inl the secret of the iltoci lluchaagmboax, as tb snake k Denman , to hide him in W.ales, during the trials that folloired ; and be could tell a story afterwards, which, bad. It bean sieve in evi dential did Mal dt Liiat Mitten, - or more recent oo a prossmien for pesjory, wouldperitripc have' thtbWhliglet net patois which are. stil involved: in . atrocity. Chielratijif this' "err .vas, that the . kaiser of the Mae iiitellirste fral* Dover was not ore ream, bit two; bibbed Itad whishold is wittfotoid - the - idea of their ideatlty. One bees* the pretended dispatch fram Matt to a cereals pidnt os the road, ',heaths other received it awl conveyed It to town. • Moot Toga Cragente was a striking claticter. With a person and dress that bore evidence to mote than one of the tenets bf his ablate to the can-pit, he Would visit Mrs. Mary Ana auk' lo the hp-day of bar popularity, or sit be a collee-roots it the' „wett-eild of the towns and Met to beaker for seattln Pallantwe ' as easily as fir cow•bidee; to the cc* assessisbatent and demetian of duals who observed his etch. kin, his ,gualat dialect, and the petite& and pious ejaculation of abhorrence with wilil;:he oc-' nationally spots celiac perliamentity corruption of wkictihe de sisted Aloud,. the tiolitunry agate, 'and was ultimately the victim." , otb Liu • . . Vestett — l afttagel44olA, wits Coiiiieted et Stealliig lE johil P4 o . froirs the person oP allealieth, • ••.' The Otbsekiitriii wea Cr.: .den Market .with a bunch of flowers in her Ilittiti t Ani tit prisoner asked her for a rose. This little regee4t slatting tensed;' slit would not let Lei prize seized her sha*l from her shoulders, and followed her, I-stighing; to the Queen's Arins, „prosecutriz's • hitsKiii.e.s house. The prisoner eras 'quite drunk.. Lack, the officer. in atteMpting ttt take !we, received a blow in the back by a large paving. stone horn the prisoner, which almost upset . Thd prisoner was not too sobet during het tri4l and upon receiving the sentence of the to be imprisoned for ~sis calendar months in the House of Correction, she s4id, 4 s U, S;r. I am yet, mud!s ob. liged to you, but I would rather not go ;Mere this time:" she added, laughingly, 4 4 I hive dealt largl!y at the prosecutor's shop, but I will get drunk no more, and he will lose a good customer." It appeared that this is the 19th or tith.tfltie prisoner had beer; tried at the bar of the Old Bail :y. John Wallace, a Jew, was indicted for stealing oyd £2 note, three Jel notes, and a pencil-case. the pro perty of a Spaciard who had lately arrived in Engtind. The facts were clearly proved,•and a verdict of Guilty was lound without hesitation: The Itsc4)nocit immediately sentenced the prisoner to Transportation for seven years. •'• .Yesterday this very long Sessitins, Which haalasted for more than three weeks. was conehsciedb and ada journed to Wednesday, the-3Uth instant. . QUE6t4.9.9U4RE.,M1prA.1% . ASY WM. .-'-Veittehlay Serjeant Maki! , Mptky, 1. ors time since belfmaing to t!.a Military AsyqnCat Chelsea, but latetrdia. charged from, the,o , .l3.4o; : appeared before the Mattis:. trate, charged bz on; of the tent de attendants of the said . blilitaryason. with an assault. Prosecutrii stated, that yesterdAiniriiiting,*tieing in the hall, the Defendant came up to here and asked her how she dared to go op M'Elle,Coluitel without first speaking to him-J.-did she know iiihO - he was ?: She aas.weredi Yes—she believed he was rather a,dirty libido' a man i on which he' eat het very 'severely with a short stick over the !rick and shoulders, which were very black aildsore- in Coitietlfieliiil... 04end ant was ordera ed to find ba,l for his oppentfiliee at the Sessionc ' Beady °la TAIE TAtik--Denis Donoghue, a very tali :tout terocwua looking seainan, who has lost a r leg, and goos . :on. two crutches, was brought to the Office by Newman,. one of the Parish Constables of Si. Martin's, for begging in the Park. Prisoner is a . very terrific looking man, with %Locoman!! y tong wad thick black whiskers, and from his whole appear .ance and audacious behaviour, seemed to be very likely to obtain money from unprotected females, not troin.charity, but from actual tear. He was conimita tea as a vagrant.till the Quarter Sessions. MARLHouoCOH STREF r. Svotanaso.--Yesterdry lifargartt Jordan. arias Min Amid,- a young worn an of.a very. genteel and interesting appearance, a . 41 hiou. , ,ht up frown Mary k Bonne WatchhOuse, e er god with traudulently obtaining goods from vazi. , l:; tradespeople it the west end to the town. The p; i• sorter was remanded. . . M A -JON HO.V4Er-I, ATN AOCITANT 9N.T112 •It V ca. The 1. , ,RD MAyoo,- as we stated yest4rday; vollra a letter to the Contractors of the 'Oath:vatic' Silage . b respecting the condoned. pritcletr of-seaternted is carrying such a nunaber of peinass , in 'their htStifs, as to endaogerlheir lives.. His . Lesttf Ship. linen given the case some. farther cbnddenisiget, hes4heacht proper to.surnmoo.,the •two.twaturown (11.WriStwena Disco) wbose- bait the: seventeen permits *ere lately lime. ,to r before- him, • untie! the Act which makes it li a re l l7:7ly.f watermen to earl* More than six persons, bill - 4W, death ensues. . .. • • Bow-svitt.zi !. .-kies /pea. who has binnifot nearly , thiity ye4rs mauttained by !the. parish.eftSt. ClementUanes, wis ,yesterday* caarged by the - 0 fie :ers of iflAt parish with a si.ogularenfencint:-:Sheiape plied to . tht M:iiron of the Work,ho,ase, onlsuseday last, for ra.ver3l articles of apparel, hind in so unbea coming n . tikanneroltat the hl.ttron hinted the ornata• bility of her having 'clothes in stoses on which.the officers searched some tr u nks tindernestit hey bed• stead, whiCli werelonnd to contain apparel, &c, so a tonsisterable amount. brotsghe to the office, when they we% foilndAticoutain sic l yfrds of new check,:three of cloth fOr.thiftt, • 97 .Cnkittted aprons, some of glens belonging to th'e Workhouse ten white and 17 coarse ones j 2$ gowns, of which two bekoged to the ‘Verkhouke 1'25 petticoaii; four cloth. and one silk cloaks, Pt handkerchiefs. and yite shirt,nneyard of !brow% Hahne; eight Ants and : sk-bedgowns, Albs; of, soalV,.litialik of . .aandleci 46 Per 0 1 , atockinesi *net** pt GI Ccaps, a‘tt:trA , 6de. ill. coin oldigsrtnt raving come..by these things honestly, the isid; , , tAlght Oiersvers he; ovine hut Ide.Altitant tsta ben' I lac from the time sbethrew herself On thelsarfsk wfiat. ere; she - got.wAs it aid of. her sapp4el:anti etirter t ed tie Officers to give out the articles as Wanted sifllfrt use from time to time, assuring her, : that if .thesto tempted to MolesrAlie 'Qontisitiea .syha: &Ad co i ned •the fowling. don, eltfiet by iir*Ord- or. died* be ciiintaitt4 *ad impostor. :• . • --- Conn - Enetiatioai °Ovens's 11.-4 his misrniat we had.alalerable good supply of Wheat . from %Lilt and Esser,: tout the Present unfavourable :toe of-the , Weather - causes the prices to keep up; they readily fetched Wednesday's prices, and the dealers sill eon tint's' of Opinion a /inciter ads anee will take ptieip.. There wasstsood supply of Oats, bust notwithsemsd. ing which they looked up. - Every other sort of Grain war also upon the rise. . • . ...GRAND PRRESTIOLAN MATCH OW IMO MILES .92 DATA, AT LOW= TOOTING, SDRRIW.;-25/4 Day.-- BARNET* completed last nithi, - at eight &dock, 45 miles, in good styles be taftetivards tet.red into the large room . at the Mitre ) where a Concert was held, at which se veral of the gentry in the neighbourhood were present, where the veteran hero remained till ! near eleven o'clock s be then went off to bed, and slept soundly till three thli morning, and precisely a Quartet alter he started off, and at nine o'clock, whets betoothis breakfast, had gone 17 mile*. ,fIoTE OP THE ODDS.—BETC ING-ROOM. Orr. 10. . The Match between Nectar and Grey Skim, nit. sib. .4, SoOsse—st tb 4 Grey Shim brats Nectar. 'fbe Match betireen Setteberasade. Ow. 1014 and Mr.Thans. hill's Sr Thomas, nat. Alb. T.T.C. 2008.. k. ft.-4 t. 4 Wseise razade ages Sir Thomas.