Star. — London, England, 1816-08-09 00:00:00

Vatinas. ted and by the not the on sada also i 'fish tyta! ; sim;i4r Plains of) is the h; I enge ns, F the P.tt. I there °vertu) f alone-eser Ur. atiee elebrated I enemy, ed by ttre . $ bare fol will be rn4 , and they will be oire. Their rake r rms and other innu.. , n brings with it," lace in the Fund, than 2 per cent. the City in con*. ssion could not be I, so abundant at may be had al roper security... r the depression-- e now selling out n the French, by I another is, that a at present negoei., t for a large loae, ieir pecuniary cu. many betty sales of Attorney for this description kg opened at 62i uced 62n. At r Money, and for 624. A principal bove alluded to, quidation of the tole of the Stock ch causes as se• 3ds i but sse cars as the real one. ne been, on some the turn, as is nyers before an )ut a fall in tbn lic. They must eir level. her Kann*. , arrived= at the ed . by a party of eras of Londoa Ind Mr. THORN , leer, were intro. ommands when congratulatory amity of London nd Duchess of eased to appoint ?e Sheriffs then the commands same subject. ge turtle which COUClStiftzi, tea Ile Burgesses of ► partook of hie n csf plenty of [se Tavern, S. Sening in great iptions for the paper, that his has subscribed .ive a soundly Thii is a #ery rs a generosiff ce a multitude r falsely, have and brought trial,• army is ns. a circuit! , -ed that that pee 4 rupture' F.orope. Protectorates enetal safety ; the former lustria. The the Imperial person of t! obably be op. , relative im. Some of um :xtensive, are , nor for the either, they :tive indepen., we what ar in, however, ve. akundant ely caused so i'hey vary in ay afternoon seen ; one of ter near the ;o large as to ;lass, taking ye from tha 4RMy Deg:whitish train the second Battalion Of the ind have been ordered from Nottingham to Wulver., halogen, Dudley, and Birmingham: Tbe 78th Regiment, now in India, is Mentioned iv; haying been ordered ro return to En g l an d. The Non-Commissioned Of Peers and Men of the Bourbon Regiment, on being disbanded, were trans fared-to she sth Battalion of 'the 6Uth Regiment. Four troops of Royal Horse Guards (Blue) re. main at Windsor-, two at Reading, and one at Healey. The Depots of all the Regiments in India. are oedema froth the Isle ot Wight to Chelmsford ; those o f t he 17th, 22d. and 66th, left the Island on Mon. oi l y, and are on 'their route .now from Portsmouth for Chelmsford. pal of the Depot of the 14th Foot marched into D e p t ford last week, for the purpose of proceeding to the 2d Battalion, now stationed at Malta. A large reinforcement is expected s h or tly to em bark at Gravesend for the Cape of Good Hope, to join the 72J there. Th e josd and 104th Regiments are intended to be reduced. The number of _Recruits raised by the Staff throughout Civet Britaia, falls short of what origin bare been expected. N4PAL INIRLLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY. ana..DUS. All. nut. fly • • • s 0 , Lisbon -•- 0 o ti f i er f e wd . 1 0 Cadiz .. . 0 0 4:no ft and Jersey 2 0 Hamburgb •- 0 2 trance -•- 0 0 Goctonbasib . •• 0 2 tialiand •- • 1 u Brazils -•- 0 0 • - 1 0 Mika •- - 0 0 FALMOUTH. AUGUST S. Attila the Duke of York, MMINGHAM from London, for Buenos Ayres. Put back the Hervey Cerfe, Roxamto, bound to Barbadoes and Trinidad. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 7. Arrived the Lady Flora, from London, bound to the East Indies; HYDRA frigate, from Portsmouth. Pat back by contrary winds the Hebe, TMDMON and Midas, 'lmam, bound to Bengal.—Wind S. POITSMOUTH, AUGUST S. Arend the Lau: JON is, from Pernam, bopnd to Oporto ; John and Attn, Russm, from London to Buenos Ayres ; Langford, from ditto, to Malaga ; and Retrieve transport, from St. Helena, sailed 16th June.—Sailed his Majesty's ship L MIN% on a mice. HARWICII, AUGUST e. Arrived th. Earl of L6cesttr packet, from Mel. voctsluys.—Wind W. DOVER, AUGUST e. Arrived this morning the Princess Charlotte packet, Capt4in HALLAM% with upwards of twenty passen gers from Ostend; also arrived from Calais the Prin cess Augusta passage vessel, Captain JOHN BLAKa, with passengers.—Sailed this morning the King Gorge packet, Captain KING, with the mail and pasengers ; also the Deleuce passage-vessel, with passengers. GRAVESEND, AGGIIS r R. Arrived the Ruben, W jkor, Irwin etdiz; Harniony,lbm pbreys, from laioe ; Jahn, Stark, fr , :ni Ostend; Morlaod, Hods • son, from Jamaica; IPyrennres, Gibbs, from Guadalove ;- '1 res Antis, Holier, from Havre; Henry Addington, Webber, *esti the Vine, Libidsay, fee' &tau, tee Bremen. e. A n n r dest ruled A e voy ernot p et n 1 V • e n tre tad hi is ma'a m hatopt , Ant s . he 641 T bar to t h at ,ne The rB ugota, a Boark IaPPY sp ot fern& by punish.. You IciS catot of Win Th ertar ned4 Mdelre t t . of the Gre na d a tky. 3 battle. ter Ch Peri are alone just.catted tilikePl2d6 'otight di : . A I more j eti. bark it ey will k. d CUSTOM HOUSE, AUGUST L SUDS INTERILD onretwans.—the Jane, anoymb; Johns, for Malta, Sotyrtra, and Constantinople ; Ultimo, John Smelt, for New York and Jamaica; Brothers, George Read; for Hamburgb ; Nesbitt, Anthony Gray, for Madeira and Jamalln; Marquis of Anglesea, J. Brown, for Ostend; Zorg and VV., Hendk. Wk. loan, for Rotterdam; Princess of Wiles, J. rangier Ostend; and Albion, John Wood, for lisinboggh. Yesterday the ROYAL SOYERICLON yacht *as launch• ed at Deptford. Sbe is a beautiful vessel, built upon an entirely new construction. We are sorry to add, that a melancholy accident took place on the launching of the above ship : about IS or 17 persons bad placed themselves on some planking. insecurely connected with a Vessel in the Dock, which. on the immersion of the ROYAL StritßelaN, gave way, owing to titer agitation of the water : the vessel connected with the icaffold,being thus rolled about in its turn by the swell, the unfortunate spectators fell in one mass, with the scaffolding. into the water s eleven were taken out allot s sonse of whom were much bruised ; one boy was taken out quite dead—the rest bad not been found at a late hour last night. Letters received from Kirkwall state " that the ap pearance of the Crops in the Mainland eiceeds the most sangdine expectations of the farmers. Barley is already out in the ear in the parish of Scentless.; Fish • is caught at present in great abundance near Strom hess. Tbe fishing boats for the last ten days have always returned fully loaded. The fish principally caught is cod ; but there are also long strait and tur bot. It is believed that such a tithe of fishinghas not happened in Stromness for the last 30 years." Catosser.=The Match at Lord's Ground, between eleven Gentlemen of Eton against eleven Gentlemen of England, was decided on Wednesday in favour of Eton. 139xiNo.—The sporting world are all on the alert and betting is extremely flush upon the ensuing con test between lienooaras and CHURCH, which is to' take place on the 20th instant, the stakes of 200 gui. neas having been made good last Tuesday evening. RtNCONTRR ON 'Cunnos.—Those who prognosti eatego.Apeedy hostilities between this country and America will, no doubt, now maintain that their' predictions have really been verified, as yesterday, about three o'clock, a sharp action took place on the Royal Exchange, between a smart little Englishman and a lusty American Captain. The quarrel on ih a discnision on politics, and the name of Mr. Matuson being casually introduced, the Englishman called him a tailor the American took immediate measures to avenge - the insult—blotrs . followed, and a short but desperate conflict ensued; the result of which was, that in a few minutes the Englishman. str disfigured .his antagonist that Isis most intimate friends on the Virginia walk could with difficulty recognize him. PIPERS--Wednesday se'nnight the annual competi tion of Highland Pipers took place in thsEdinburgh Theatre, which was crowded on the occasion with a brilliant asemblage of failiooable company, whowere highly entertained with the exertions of the compe titors. Prizes wore awarded so the sursessfid au!. dictates as usual. • "Wien . ss AR twelve ci"clirek this morning alt apiess 'Rived at the Pavilion, with intelligence of the dtiekpeetet and lamented illness of the Duke of CLARIMCK6 Im mediate orders were given for the departure of the Royal Visitors, and in an hqur afterwards, the Paine ' REartv and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, with their re• tinue, left the PAvilion to visit their ROYAL BROTKRR., Yesterday afternoon the PRINCIt Itzorwrt the Dukes of YORK and Cmaattloos, were promenading through' various parts of the town. MANSION MOUSE. Yestetday the Loan Wilma gave a d dinner to Field Marshal his G race t h e D u k e of Itiloarou. fur the purpose of preseiiiing to hini the Resolutions', unanimously toted by the Coon of Common Conncil o for the consummate ability. • unexampled exertion, ; and irresistible ardour displayed by isira at the Me morable battle of Waterloo. There were present on this interesting occasion the' following distinguished' personages.: their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of KENT and SUUEX, Earl DARNLEY, Lord Ewan". Lord CLIFTON, Lord ARTHUR HILL, the Honourable Colonel Ezncr, Colonel HNEVET, and ColOnel ha& MANTLE. His Serene Highness the Prince of Sax& Conouitis and several Nobleinen and Gentlemen were invited, but Isere either out of town or pre-engaged. 01 1 Court of Aldermen , who were likewise invited, the `following only attended: Sir Joist EAMKR, Sir C. FLAMM, Bart. Mr. Alderman J. J. Surrst, Mr. Al derman &HOMY Mr. Alderman nrinDßElikßE, and Mr. Alderman finifOATZ. GRAND FETE Al' WA&STEAD HOUSE. Wednesday Mr:WELLESLEY Low; PoLa gave a Grand Entertainment in honour of his uncle, t h q Duke of WiLLINGTON. The company began to arrive at ten o'clock : they approached the house from the great toad at Layton stone, by going up the long •ista, but instead of ascending the nobler flight of steps which branches off to the right and left, they entered at a door in the centre, in the basement storey. The Hall was fancifully fitted up with flowering shrubs which were entwined around the columns' which supported the root and the balk strades of the staircase. Here were stationed a choice band of mi litary, belonging to the Royal Artillery at Woolwich About eleven o'clock arrived the Duke and Duchess of W*LLIEOTUN, Dowager Duchess of Laws, Mar quis and Marchioness rif Woncerrea, Marquis of Dovessotaz and Lady AMHSRST. Upon the entrance on the ground of the Duke of WELLINGTOM, a shout of enthusiasm rent the air; it came froin the country people, viz. the villagers and others. The Band struck up, " See, the conquering Hero comes !" About the same time entered the house the Austrian Ambassador, the Prince PAUL ESTSSIIA7Y, and his Princess; also the French Ambassador, the Marquis d'Ossioso, and his Lady; Count Nuurizz, the Spa nish Ambassador; and others Members of the Fo reign Cores DOlonatique. Precisely at twelve o'clock, the christening of Mr. Lone Wier.t.satter's setoad son :Oak piact. 'Me spoor. sons were Lord FITgROT SOMAS= Sad the Marquis 'of WORMISTift. The former being absent, Mr. WZIe LULU stood for his Lordship. The ceremony was performed in the Ballroom by the Rev.*Mr. Gu.Lev, Rector of Wanstead. At one o'clock the dancing commenced in the Sa. loon.and the Long Room; in the first waltzes, in the last country dances. At ball-past two the company sat down to the banquet. Perhnps the company never partook of a more sumptuous repast, the viands and wines being the most costly and abundant. Every cover was of massive silver. Two rooms were appropriated— in the Grand Hall 144 sat down, and in the Saloon ad joining, 280. ,The Duke of Wcwatoroa had retired before dinner ; his Grace set off post for town. Dancing recommenced at three o'clock, and did not conthide until nearly seven o'clock yesterday morn: ing. The Duchess of Watxtuorou staid until the party btoke up. There wets present all the genteel families foi twenty miles around. MI the vistas and other atenued were lighted up with' lamps. The fol lowing fashiorlables went from London, and returned before eight o'clock Marchioness Dowager of Downd *. and the Ladies Hill, Earl and Countess of Aylesbury and the Ladies Bruce BtuileneU s the Countess of Liverpoot, Lady Catheilne Tyluey Long, Wines Emma and Dora Long, Lady Amherst, Marchioness of Wor cester, Marquis of Dosettsldre, Mr. and Mrs. Freemantlei Sir Robert and Lady Wigram Monti Shaw, Captain Talbot, Co- Percy, Mr. Cherie; Bathurst, Mr s. and Mho Wellesley Pole, Lady Emily Wellesley, COM and Countess St. Astable, Lady" Cullen Smith, Countess of C.onyogisam, Miss Fitzroy, Mr. and Mr.. Sheldon, Countess of Harrowby and Lady Susan der, Lady Caroline Corynghans, Colonel Harvey, Lard Ftantfs Osborne, Earl of Longford, Lady Osborne, Ike. The following incidents, which °cc-tiered to the Duke of Wm.r.tacrros on his recent visit to arittotH bear honourable testimony to the benevolence of his disposition s—A Mr. Tripp, • respectable butcher, with his son, a lad about mine years of age, were both on one horse; the son, in the hurry and confusion of the moment, was apparently in great hazard of being thrown, \when the Duke starting up. caught the child in his arms, took him into his oWn carriage, and daring the remainder of the procession suffered him to stand behind with his valet. A soldier had pressed through the crovid, and, at the door of the carriage begged permission to shake ba.ids with the hero, a privilege he claimed from having been his compa.l °ion in arms. 1 4 A bard day you and me had of ie your-honour, this day seven years." I . Where was that, my lad," 44 At Talavera, your honour." 46 Aftl I I had quite forgotten, it was the 27th of July ; and to what regiment did you belong ?" asked the “ To the AiGuivds," replied the soldier. 44 And why are yOu ahsebt from it ?" . 44 . Look. at my arm, your komur," says the soldier-4e hid lost it in his country's cause. The Duke' immediately gave him a pound awe. -Ma. Sozainaw.,--We have authority to announcel ' the speedy appearance of the genuine Memoirs of ' this distinguished character from the pea of Dr.' 1 WATEIMI. They will be illustrated with oriiiaid torrespoodeece, a variety of.interesting anecdotes, / and a Biographinal Account of hit Famay. - tiiiiit . • 1 ,-7.4" LW a Tstitailtaea . The . lit/eia. last night, might boast .frif.: brilliant a display of r a nk an d f as hi on as on . evening during the present season ; and consi dering the Theatre closes on Satcrdiy. it it rather an extraordinary circumstance. The first act of WIN ?ID'S beautiful Opera. i , 11 Rath di Peileffeixa," was ably pourtrayed in the parts allottid to Folsom, Vas -rats, Bloat, and. Li tASaltUtt. The Spanish , Divertisement was revived w i t h i ncrease d ruetes i and elect. MILANI; akesual, danced divinely, and the V2STRIS, the Barrssrm, and the Lanes, shared their customary and well merited applause. HaystAnzer.—This Theatre was last night *ho noured with a visit from their Royal Highnesses the . uke and Duchess of Gtoncesma. The stage box an the left side of the Hous6 was tastefully fitted up for their reception, and immense crowds of elegant Ladies and Gentlemen filled every part before the curtain where it was possible to penetrate. At seven o'clock their ROYAL Htonuessts arrived, before the beginning of the Comedy: they were received by the shouts and waving of hats of the audience, which they acknowledged by graceful bowings. The Prin. cess looked charmingly, in a dress in which taste and Magnificence were skilfully blended. The Dike wore the Star of the Garter. and looked also exttediely well. Their Royal Highnesses seemed in the best spirits, 'hnd well pleased with the warm greetings of the audience. Imm e di ate ly on their arrival, the cur tain rose, and the Whole company appeared drawn up.est the stage, in full dress, and wearing white fa. yours, to sing d 4 Gon save the KING." The follow. ing appropriate stanza, written by Mr. Cruises', on the occasion, was introduced *ith the greateit effect: Great Games ! thy People's voice Now hails thy datighhtee choke, Till echoes ring ; This shout still rends the air, , May she prove bl e ss'd a n d f a i r , Long the the Noble Pals ! COD, save the KIN. I This happy allusion to the Royal Pair was most rapturously received and applauded; but a circum stance to which the feelings of the audience were even still more alive, raised that applause almost to en thusiasm : her Royal Highness the DUCHESS was ob served to be deeply affected, and to shed tears, at hearing the name of her father in the first verse. The tender idea with which this sensibility was asio ciated was instantly caught by the spectators, and their long and continued cheers at once recognised and applauded the.filial affection from which it proceeded. When '4 Goo save the KING" was over. and the con gratulator y demonstrations of the audience had sub sided, their Royal Highnesses took their seat in front of the box, and the amusing bustle of the now Co medy began. The performer,. exerted themselves %nit additional ardour, and the Royal Pair appeared delighted, particularly the Princess, with Crodery, who has introduced one or two additional lamenta• tions since we last saw him : he says " the weather has changed-we had used to have summer in July. but now, (he supposes), we must wait till Christmas for it." " The west end of the town is changed— they are palling down Pall Mall and St. James's Market, so that you see Carling-house at a distance." They seemed equally pleased with MI% Tatar, in Blue 1 Devils, FAWCIITT'SLinp. and MII.DAVENPORT'SPrisi ' sots Ratty Foal, in the 4rstemik Sorftrisee At the close of die-latter, v Goo. say! the Kind* was- see g a ea, Bond time-by the whole company on the stage. Their Royal Highnesses then rose and bowed graciously and repeatedly, whilst hats waved on every side, and the applause and shouts of the audience testified the I love and attachment which the whole country feel foi the family of an aged and beloved King. levatuss.—Last night the new Operetta called Old Cettoote was repeated, and met with but an ;miff.. ferent reception from the audience. One person in 1 the Pit, who was rather vociferous in his opposition, was pointed out by Mr. BARTLST to a person (seem. ingly a Police Officer): this being noticed by several around, Mr. BA.RTLEY, in the first scene o The Maid and Mote, was assailed by a loud cry of "A pology !" he immediately came forward, and addressed the House in.nearly the following terms s " Lim i s ANS Greenawalt...Au the double capacity of Stage Manager and Performer, it is my duty readily to acknowleJge any fault which toe au dience may suppose to hare been com mitted; but being called upon by a single individual, who has distinguished himself alone by decided tic position to the general sentiments of this liousel respectfully conceive, that if any apology is du e it is from that person to the. Public.—(Cries' Name him! turn him oat l)'-if any thing furtisse is redreged, I shall be mast turn to meet the Gentleman, or Ids friend; at the conclusion of the piece. With every feeling of respect to the audience, I beg to state, that further than this no man can go— no man ought to go—farther than this I will not go." Tbis Address was received with approbation, aid the performances went on without further interrtipticon. The Duke and Duchess of Gt.nucerraa have ea: pressly desired the performance of The Sep of Be!. jade, and The Maid and tits Marais, at the Fntglish Opera. this evening, which will be honoured with their Royal Highnesses presence. Yesterday the Duchess of Gtouttir . r . ti went. to visit her Royal Mother and Sister upon their arrival it she Queen's Palace from Windsor. Soon atter the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of gi.oucanza in London on Wednesday, they went to visit die Princess Cummorrix and Prince LEOPOLD at Camelford House. Their Royal Highnessei went there in a carriage, but walked back through Gros venor-square, Bond-ttreet, Ice. Walking is a favors. rite exercise of the Duiehess; she was in the constant practice of Walking a great deal when residing at Windsor. The Duke of KENT lined with the Prineees Oust. Loris and Prince. LEOPOLD. •In the evening her Royal' Highness had a small party to bear Madame FODOR and Mr. NALUL A few nights since a canvas, in whirl were 9 considerable number of wse•work figures, by 501 e,.. means caught fire at St. Mots, Many of the figures were destroyed, and others moststerribly mutilated. • STATE OF THE OOD3.—BETTIBIO ROOM, AVOOST ; DG ICASTfIit 111: MDSE STAKM. 5 to 1 apt IS co i apt Wearies 7 to 1 gat Itraity's colt is to 1 apt Walks( Lau 7 to 1 agit Lucifer 14 to l mat packnooot Urged fie I apt Capt. Candkl t 4 to I ages MIL 1! to 1 api Toorr7k. Even betting, Luria& Lard Docbro' oak am% Ledioro, apt tlio sad, ao p p. WZIWYAIXET ItZ. 146214 to 4 Prbwe idstsr Six any NW . Eves betting PAU* Le* spt the &ideas P. The Great Padre.* tkahei•e( Alp ads, CY.* OnliWt tkelket. 4 to I apt CaseispadfiL 7ls 4 apt a 1 Noe. iii.iioeli,_,4ii6Ei g; Complete order tiny,'► exists in Calteni. On Ntiiivini the prisoners were remoVed frti •• tat the Barracks to jail.. The persons tak ea into custody dtirisig . the diugrae- Able occurrence sithount to '2O ; and a precognitiovi se the busines ii goi.ig On before the Sheriff. On onnday a squad ron o f t h e eth :Dragoon Gitard4 arrived from Piershill Barracks ; and some a the detachments of the 7 Jth have been brought into gar rison. The boy wounded in front of Tosoacies house died in the Intirnitry on Sunday night. We are informed that no offensive expression vane used in the Soup Kitchen on Thursday; and that the' attack of the mob on Mr. Tostusett's honor, whci acted in every thing according to the. instructions at the Committee, was complete!; unpretvitaked. Mr. Toattaen tetviered his services without fee or reward. Saturday, able: COO pecks of Catnieal were distri. bitted in the Barony Pariah. The Gentlemen who have set on foot this salutary relief deserve the warm est gratitude cf the people. In future n' relief be given but .to such as apply to the District Com mittees appointed to investigate the cases, and their report must be submitted to the General Committee, as none of the individual Members have power to act without %he concurrence of their colleagues. The poor of the Barony Parish owe much in particular to their Minister; whose doctrine is always seen in his practice, and who, with so little ostentation, is ever embracing occasions of benevolence. 4SSi ZE . . . , . MAIDSTONE, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7. Laid ELLINBOROVQH fi nished the civil business at an early hoar this morning, there being only four Special Jury causes, three of which were not ttied. TllB KING ♦. IitICitIItSDIVI.. This was an indictment against the defendant, a considerable coppersmith, at Deptford, upon the statute of William theSd, for unlawfully having Naval Stores in his possession. Thomas Edwards, a Police officeri stated, that old the 18th of November, be saw a cart in Flagger-row, Deptford, loaded with copper bolts and other Naval Stores. It bad the name of lrjr. Hugheiden, Dept ford, in the front of it: It was driven, by a man of the name of Saunders. He, in company with tWo other officers, stopped the cart, and on examining the copper funnd a part of it was marked with the broad arrow,,and other pieces had the mark obliterated. He detained the man and cart, and took them tb the Police-oftice s when the driver said he was servant to the defenttatit. Irhe latter Way sent for, and. he no. knowleciged the copper belonged to him, saying he hid bought it, aitd WAS sending it to Messrsa Pontifei g who are most respectable'and eminent coppersmiths in London.-0,1 this evidence the Jury found the defendant—GUilty. CROWN SIDE. Jones Knfit alias Cluj' was indicted for uttering 49 forged Bank notes, of ati each, to Rees Rees, at Chat. ham, on the I lth of August. 1815. Mr. Rees, the prcnecutor, devised, thit he kept a draper's shop at CZl.!thatn, and on the 11th of An. g us t. JBl5, the prisoner, accampanled by a woman, came to his•shop between six and seren ie the evening to perchasa goods. He repreati.tc.l Cini.ell• to be a higler. and the witness himself sheaved him some of the goods. The prisoner appeared to he an excellent judge of the materials which he was purchasing. and therefore the witness had no doubt of the truth of his story. He_looked out a eariety of goods to the amount of £4B Ids. and staid about two hours. The witness directed some La to be made fot him and his wife, which they took. He paid hill] in 49 one pound Bank notes, which the witness marked With his initials on the back. 'The prisoner said his name was Kemp, and that he should shortly come again and buy mote goods to the amount of 490, dr more. The shopwomart and man also both spoke to ffte same-facts. and were positive as to his person. The notes were produced, and by the proper officer from the Bank they were proved to bi forgeries. • The forgery was detected by one being tendered at the Bank.—The Jury found the prisoner —Guilty. .c'drah Randall, Thomas Rayner, Hem y More, Willi,. Whirr, 'hamar Patio., and John Browns, were all severally indicted for having tOrged Bank notes in • their possessioa, to which they respectively pleaded , Guilty. and were sentenced to transportation for ' fourteen years. COURT I,T CHANCRRY.--His L►rdship gitivertea en Wednesday, to a motion lately mad? by Mr. LEACH, for an order directing Figment to the legatees ander the will of the late Duke of Quattssfrenov. H e f eut ,d, on looking into the papers, that he could not issae such as order, a suit having been decided in the Court of Session in Scotland in Gwent of the estate, and from this decision there were four or five appeals to the House of Lords. h had been agreed, however, that these appeals should be all tried at one and the same time. On Friday and qattirday.seinnight, three narrow boats, laden with the hroken.l.tce frames belongi ng to , Messrs. fizarnmar anti Born,s, set off from Lough. boron'', on their route to Stoorport, from whence the Severn and the Bristol- Channel afford an easy coin. , munieation with Devonshire, the place of their ulti mate-destination. Several of the workmen also ern. 4sarked for this new settlement ion board the same vessels, and more are preparing to follow them. Wednesday night, the dwelling-house of Mr. Brad. ley; °No. 1, Davis's-place, Thomas -street, Poplar. row, Newington, was broke open and-robbed of At.". 4 in Bank notes, £l5 in silver,- a silver watch, and geld breast pin. COIN EICHANGI4 Ansa. g, I 816.—Having had very few arrivali since Monday, there WAS but little fine Wheat it market this morning, which description '*as in demand, and rather higher prices - were ob. 1 Wa l ed, and all other kinds fully maintain Monday's quotation. - -Oats are about Is. per quarter lower; the supply being large, and a considerable quantity rernaiiis unsold.—ln Beans,. Peas, and Barley, there 'is too alteration. smrrHirtELD MARKET, AUGUST 9. Soar . Als 61 to 3s at Veal 4t 6.1 to fa 61 Motto* 0 04 so So -ed P.. 111 CS 04 to 541 64 Lamb Is c IRO es 64. rattle at Maims. . Own 5711—Sbay and Lambs 6,440--Calves S 60•111 .6 so. i 1