Star. — London, England, 1809-08-11 00:00:00

silm.-- --- _ - - Is a r,i FAL NrELLiGENCO. . IRICArIVAr, .rnarirts, • 1 ......____.... ....._......... ni sfouni, me PLYMOUTH-DOCK, AVOUST lb .4i . this morning four companies of the Ayrshire Mi. The timber ship towed in here last week by t h e • lltia, under the command of tvlajor Gets, niarched 1 , 12AG0 parking, is stated to have belonged to - in from Blechington ; they merely halted for refresh. WSW'S. SCOTT (And In merchants of London : sh e /Tient, being on their way to Shoreham, in pursuance of their route f or em b ar k at i on at Portsmout h , f or b a s been arrested as a droit of Admiralty, by Messrs. EASTLAKE, the Admiralty Agents , at this port. Leith, on th ei r return to t hei r own country. Monday evening camel* the Dolphin French sloop, Fine weather, and the approaching festivities on '. the anniversary of the bi r th-d a y o f t h e P HINCIi , at the c: p t ured a short ti th e since by the Alta - tilt-sit frigate Pavilion and the Castle Rooms, is fast filling up the on her voyage from Bourdeaux to Senegal, with a dullness and departures usitally succeeding the it. mi. cargonation of our r aces: of merchandise , which was landed and sold at • c ortm na ; the Dolphin has since been taken into the Monday evening, a large concourse of people were assembled on the slope of t h e Dow ns , to t h e North tri,lic servicer and employed as a tender, and came i n the town, to witness a cusplay o f fashi Inable .ranfo.. t Le purpose of taking out the men belonging east; f erne ty, Lord Dunstev having matched his dog to , R ytnnsA, that had been sent to in different fight another belonging to a pouherer of this place, to the P . . • K .-Sailed the . Munoz. hired cutter to the west.. of the name of Huours. His Lordship secon!ed his mod'Pra an d Cgciu,t tender for Cork. . . .. ewe mastiff, and betrayed considerable knowledge of n i ght. his m ajesty , s • the .duties he had toattend to; but the money he had Pot back, but:sailed again. kat risked on the result was won by the poulterer and his sh i p ppncesss CHARLOTTR ; the Pwr.t.e brig, .w ith a backers, whose dog, after a bard battle of about half convey to the Eastwarit s . the :chooser Industry, of. an hour, was declared the winner. 6 3c m:se', Citosea3kastey, , from Cork;; laden with •• Anstiv..t. s .--.M rs . Lirobett, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson ' Miss &ran ton, Mss. - Read, Mrs. Sc ott , M rs . Filling .l4lng. and buttir, for this 'port . f the ship Apan t , Hawes,,Mlas . ham, I\ tuts Wilkinson, Mrs. Hert, Miss Rog ers , Mr. and Mrs. irson.ts C„ by Master, teA days f r oth' Qporto,tiden . Hill a r y , M r . R. and Miss Ro gers , Mrs. Agivie i Dr, Hutchin. with : w i nes • al id.corn, bound to Landon s_ schooner s yv or; it. mx . tHemooN C a pt. and Mrs Hegh e s, Rev. Lir. Mor g an, .swton,D. D.; Me s srs. J. be, .1. Dorrer, Alley, .1 . seOnliamgtott, . lfilS port, AVlty.titi BALL Masai... Holmes, /frow n , Yo ung , Wil‘ en , Wi the r ed ,' Ranger, Tailor, on , k r M . eira. • • . , ; p3evey, Alston, T. Davis, and &U.- gcl . ~ • ' .. • IPORT3MMUT AU G UST 10. p ar i n ,d b Majesty's ship LIVELY, with. a fleet ofi transposs . 6 . 0 m u s tku t .Majesty's. ship MERmini, with a fleet Int. Nova Scotia, atc.-;—Tint 1 /i nt f u r portugal and the Mediternantan' is expected to toanotrovt.—Wina:Bouth. ' DEAL, Auerrgr to. . . R e main ir the Deems hie Majesty's ship Unicorn, sad the itstaemake hoer• VARMfitYTif, AUGUST. 10. Sailed the Attu*: armed th;p, and Lyni tender, far Lei;h. Reinlin in the Reacts-111e. Roebuck, Redbreast,and Pincher.—Wind S. E. 1. The alterations BONAPARTE has introduced in his riCtuEs-r,'s Spevch have all the appearance of a pitiful trick.; but considering it only the Speech of the he might fancy he could mend it. ` His MajestY's sloop HELENA, Capt. WORTH', Sailed from the Cove of Cork, on the lst of August, for Lisbon, with fifteen transports under convoy, contain supplie.'-of horse artillery, draft artillery horses, and ordnance and camp stores for the British army under Sir ARTEWR WaLLESLEY. Yesterday the 7th Regiment of Loyal London Vo lunteers haJ a field-day before their Colonel' and in .specting Odieer, in the Tenter-Ground, Goodman'- . . . The la ce voyage of Camel CA II ROL from Cornana ;to Gijian wits undertaken- at the express desire of 'the Marquis de .ROMJISA I with a view to objects of the highest importance, suggested in a. dispatch re ceived by the Marquis from Asturias, on the 6th of July. The Commanders of the British vessels statio ned off Ccrunna, having uniformly shewo the most Zealous attention td every elan in-which their co-ope ration could be useful, ..a proposition WAS made to Captain..P•onoon, of the Amazon, to proceed imme diately with Colonel CARBOL. Capt. PARKE& yielded the most prompt compliance to the request, and ac cordingly sailed with Colonel Cautuu. on the 7th. On the Bth, at three o'cloCk, Colonel CARROL arrived at Oviedo, where he conferred with the soveral.Generals of Divisions, and arranged a plan of co-operation •with General BA LL JUTE ROI" IA }ION army, consisting of 15,000 men, he inspecte.i, and found . full 10,000 in a state otperfect discipline Notwithstanding . the tare of the enemy to seize all the arms of every place where they possessed temporary power m • there were 101 so considerable a supply ist Asturias, that Colonel CA RROL was enahied to bring 3540 stand far the use of the Gallician army. Colonel CARIIOI. re-embarked with these arms on boated the Amason, at Gjon, on the 12th July, at twelve o'clock, and landed again at Corunna at eleven o'clock on the 1:1th, after one of the mot exiodizion.; voyages, even e'iclusive of the arrangement of much important business, that was ever known. Gi.ncral 13ALLAsmtos accompanied IColor.el CA R ROL , and Finally arranged with the Mar i (lois de S.OSIANA a pl tn for -the junction of the two armies, whl r eh,was to be effected at Villa Franca by the end of July. The Marquis de Itost.tic A had pre viously had a conference with General Slovenia, ComMander of the Portugnese army of the North, and other Portuguese Generale, who had all received orders freuis their Gokernment to act in concert with him, aul to attend to his orders in every way. These forces, acting in unisop, cannot faitto create a pow. erful diversion in,favour of the combined army under Sir AIITIWitWELLESI.ET and General CuesTa,:against *lionr it was obvious that the esiemy was . directing his main force. It was, therefore, we understand, the intention of • Colonel Ciattoo to press as much as pos. Bible the advance of the Marquis.de Rostas A old General - ftWLAbTgROS, as well as of the Portuguese troops, so as to engage the enemy's attention. ' 7 We- lately noticed a singular Speech of the Go , vemor of Canada, (Sir. Jauzs Cuaso), on dissolving the Colonial Parliament. The cause assigned for this measure was, that the time which should' have , 'been 'devoted. to important Inninecs, was wasted in patty dissentions, and petty private squabbles.— !Further information enables us to add the following ( particulars, extracted from a letter from Quebec, datect . the 18th of May:—.o . . A Mr. Harte, who is a free older, *atuliks duly elected to the Parliament, happens unfoounately tizbea Jew, and as..sueli most of the Christian Membeti were umiillin i l to sit with i him. An attempt. to' put him nut is one of the facts which the Governor, in his speech, calls uncon ,*stitutionaL: Another a these unconstitutional acts I c was, an tempt to prevent a JudgC, named De Bonne, who is an active Member, from sitting.— ,, While these questions were under debate, with closed doors, the Governor went to the Council- Chamber; and dissolved the Assembly. In the course of his speech the Governor took occasion to compliment Judge de Bonne, Messrs. Blackwood, de Salaban, Denicheau, and some others, who gene rally vote with them, as having used their utmost efforts to avert that conduct of which he had. so much reason to complain. Though the Governor's speech was just, its severity was, perhaps, there ; aed it is to be feared that fore, snore strongly felt great asperity of feeling will, in consequence, be found in the new Parliament, to which, it is sup posed, the same Members will, with very few excep tions, be re-elected. It is much to be wished that English schools should be introduced here. Nothing would tend so much to infuse right notions and prin ciples in the minds of the people, who are now studi ously kept in a state of da , .kness and prejudice by their priests. Sir Janes -Craig was to leave Quebec on the Ioth of June for Montreal, whence he would re turn iu August.- General Drummond commands in Montreal." JERSEY, AUGUST S. Arrive:l his Majesty's hired cutter Sat./nay:nu, from Ofernie, ; tha Command tiu, Lieut. BELL, reports, thz: cretin r, off the met of France, on the lit inst. he discovered seven sail of small merchant. zren under convoy of a cutter ; he chased, and bin r a su3.lln calm mils: have captured four of them, :chid; at lenc;th escarxi und:r shelter of the batteries on the Seven islands, which opened upon the Snzen aim, and continued their ,fire till she was full three leagues from thou. • The batteries along that coot z p i ,e:r to be principally manned by persons out of uriform. GMANSET, .4.OOt!ST S. A vessel strived here from Gijon, in seven days, Is:ags intellgente that it was asserted and believed, wet:t s!ns left that port, that the united British and fip,:nis'l armies, under Sir - A. WaY.LE. , •Lev and W. - . semi C ESTA, had been completely successful, and that the Fr.lich had, ben defeated in severgl actions efitnprtance ; and it w rumoured that Saragossa had been retaken. The Pi-46411x, Capt. AICTIGE ; Spar r•lwiliwk, Capt. Pntstotx ; and the Vulture, (guard. !h;; , ) are now lying in our roads. The Phoenix and sv.irrowhawk are expected to tail on Saturday, on a cr,;:ze. ItßO?tf LLOYD'S LIST] I :lAW$t l zD, AUGUYT 10--.*PMafed by tbeFavoctite, Jackson; • ard the Licurpool packet, Itammond, front Vi(git.ia ; Sarah, Bono.), from Malta; Mzdia, Fair; and Herman-, Mson, from tettenbargh.—Sailed the Radius, Fairlcy ; for New York; Ores: cent. Agnew, for Cadiz; and the Alert. Bly, for Heligoland. AsErro—ln Stang-ate Creek, the Esther, Crane and Catha awe tad Ann, Canker. front Ntalti. At Falmouth, the John • —, from Virginia. At Bristol, the Morgan itattiz.v, • —. from St. Vincent's. At f.irrpoo:, the Molehill Star, Davls ; i:,d th 1:alcon, Todd, Worn Savannah; Lroion, I.apkv; Warren, r.; and Lord Hood, —, from New York; Caroline, r, from Now Orleans; Disker, Hutchinson, from New York; t Drury, from Matta ; Loyal Sam.; —, front New ; and Iraneis, Milt..ta, from Charleston. OK' 101 ;A, t:lc London packet, front Heligoland. an excellent illuTtration of a well ' known fact, that the general tendency of currents in the c , ccan is from the East towards the iVe:.t ";•:;_ i nune, s.. John's Roads, Antigua, June 29, 1809. in .11s,1 i sickcd up in a bottle; on the •:•• ;t... t..e i.htie. of Nlictiortpre, on the 18th of April • , ilt I , !itci , l it, the stat..• of the curi•ent in the Atlatric • i•, I inciro, thrill to yot,, with,a request that you wilt be to ;r,: e• t h e circumstance known to the Lords Comm*• ,•• •7, of the Alt hie , ' • Arrwiri to Lave been thrown over-board by the' !'r'•tcru I.ii; . :the.;ll packet, going tO the irrazip, - do the 6th of • n't r r <pil, :n ht. 14. CI and long. 25. rind it must have. currie at' out: !:010 miles in 2114 days, which give, nine aides t• • 7 .t onWes t course.-1 am, &c. (Signed) ALEX: COCPIRANE. ,xtr nnkf v , : , 1 Were found in Me bads addressed to WWI - ~ hiring profoundly stilled in subjects of• t 1 • ; nature, we should apprehend 'that the rotatory rf the earth, from West to Sim, will, whirs :11 c:rctlrnuantes do not operate,: no:ass:it* pro. a 'nearing of the fluid elerneut in a eonersxy di. r•Hon, anti g‘ccasion the general tenelencrof currents from East to West ; to this it may be added, ele water will naturally incline to follow the sun h;s diurnal motion, from the attractive force of this 1 4J,17 acting upon a yielding substance. CnI7ITS MARTIAL.—A Court Martial has been On bard his Majesty's Ship Magnanime at Sheer rs'"'l on TnomAs Jov" Boatswain of the Enterprise, (ininkenness ; the charge being proved, he was 'w^nced to be dismissed from his Majesty's service, 'ad to serve before the mast, on board any of his Ma. vty'c ships the senior Officer may think proper. , Monday, a C o t irt , Martial was assembled, and on board the Salvador del Mundo, lying in Ha ron T. for dist trial of Mr. GLANVILLE; Midshipman r th. Milford, on charges exhibited against him by t hc. f :orr.manding O ffi cer of that ship, for.mutiny, de "n")n, insolence, and contempt. The Court sen tnceti him to be dismissed his Majeity's service, to be rendered incapable of ever serving as an Officer, %alto be imp r i sone d s i x month s 4 3 the m4rshalsea. ••. . . . tPORtINO IM7LLICkIV'GE. ' k •, - . - • ,t. , --4- iXtTER RACES, MONDAY. AUGUST'/. .4 ' A Plate of £5O given by the Members of the County. . • Capt. Harding 's b i g. Tekeli - - - I I Mr Aslintorei floptful si . 2 2' Mr. Rookes%. *hipper-in - - - 2 3 Swet-pckes of Sts. each ; 14 Subscribers. I.d ,C. Sonicistt's Scorpiqtl . Capt Hat - thug's Whitt Rose - 71./Esl, AY I.nrcl Cot:. ieuay's Gold Cup. Ld C. Rhtnersees Scorpion - . . Capt. llartliii* Whit.: Rnie - - Stewa:d's Plate of .C5O. Capt /1 iraing's White Rose . Mr. Saville's rekeli • . Mr. James's lientvcnter . . • .a;: - ..:" , . .** . • -initc maser moors Mirfeasor- The anniversary of the Birth-dal or King Rotten I . lnisca was, 'a . s . fOrtrie - iii, - Celebrated no tint 11th silt. at the ruins of his castle at Leschttraben. The corn- . - !pntly were.ntunerous, and included Atte* the whole .., . INGentlemen of the surrounding district of Annandale, I besides several from Dumfriesend thendi rifling parts • 14 Nithsd tle, oi • .. The different parties on the lake having hronght to land a profusion of fish, of a decription found in no .. ' other known lake, the company sat down to their Pic . Nis, comppsed ,of a dinner seldom equalled for abun dance, variety, and deliCacies. On the close of that part of the feast, Int.Ltaar &rowans., Esq. of Hill. head, who was in the chair, delight e d t h e company with an elegant eulogiuth on the life and character, heroic deeds, and personal acts of valour, perf orme d , by King Roams', during the nine years preceding the glorious v:c.ory which secured to his country and ipdsterity ther liberty and independence. In the 4rattful enthusiasm. of the meeting, the memory of ttie Hero was drank with three times three, and peals - stif hussassechoed from the same walls that lodged hirr4 the morning on which lie performed the bold deed that led to his getting pnssession of the crown. The next toast nins—the legal lineal Heir and Re- Itresentati ve of ROBERT BRUCE, as well, as of other in. numerable. and- knmetrtal heroes—the Sons:mon of the present day, onn s venerablo and beloved Kisn, long may he live, and maintain, as he has done, the 41.3.re1igi0n,,, , at l .l constitutional rights of his people. Tote cup of gratiriscii :was also filled to the other -Herne:, who contributed so conspicuously to recover and establish the independence of their country : the . chiet Of whom were Sir - WILLI/as WALLACR, Sir Jorns the Gan tisitt, 'and Sir JOAN of Ronhili, who tell by. that great and renowned Patriot's side. Nor were forgot—the Great Douusssand Ronnot.Pll MUKRAy, who cotninanded under King Ronan- at the tele. orated battle - Of Bannock Burn, the lasting harpy ef fects of which are felt by those bor n i n the Lod of (Lk: at this day—Several of the descendants of these. illustrious charnefers being present, added to the en. thusiasm with which their memories were drank. The similarity of those times to the present (when several of the states aud kingdoms of Europe are struggling to recover their constitutional privileges from the grasp of the greatest tyrant and robber of the rights of mankind ever recorded in history). was felt by every individual of the meeting, who drank— " The 'Patriots of Spain, Portugal, Germany, and the whole Continent ; and may the Austrian armies, guided by the prudence, and led en by the valour of Prince CuARLES, bring the contest in which they are engaged to a close as signal as its commencement !" fhe train esf feelings to which this last toast gave rise, was heightened by the celebrated song of" Scnts wha hae wi' Wallace bled," given in esqu'ite taste by FRANCIS Hennonson, T,sq. al. nz with sestina' other 'songs•cet npose.l for the occasion. The company,, satisfied of the propriety of t - . 5 . an.... niversary festiial, resolved to continue it, and for this purpose they nominated a committee of seven of the Gentlem'n present to conduct the business, against the ensuing year. Mr. FTEIVART'S health was then drank, and. the thanks i f theimeeting were voted to him for his polite and able conduct while in the chair. 2 , 1 - 2 -• 1 1 -• 5 2 --- .• - - • 5 5 ---.-- , BARNET RACES, THU ItSDAY,• AUGUST 10. A £5O Plate subscribed by the Gentlemen of Hadley, for all ages. Two-mile heats. Mrs. Forth's Iseaster, by Goh-nna ,- - 1 1 Mr.Jefferie's b. f. by Game N ut - - - 3 2 Mr. Prior's Durban& Lass - - Mr. Wangle's Fair Maid • ' - - 2 3 .. • - 4 fir M. M. Hyde% b. m. by Pegasus - - • - sdr Even betting on the winner, and 4 to 1 after the first heat. A Handkap Plate, subscribed by •the Itinkeeperi of Barnet, for • .1:50, free for all ages. Two-mile heats. The Duke r f York's Brown Bile - - 1 1 Mr. Bryant's Pegasus -' • -..- s 2 Mr. Frost's .Barleycorn • - - Mr Neuman 's Starraza - - • - • 4 4 TWO to - Loot the whiner before starting, and .5 and 6 to 1 after the first heat. ... .• Some hackney races f o ll owe d. Th e coUrse'svas not • so numerously attended as on ,thT first day: . • , • AN UNINTrNTIONAL PUN AT A COUNTRY BALL. Says the Captain PO gay, as he handed Miss down, ". What a number of kites for a small country town !" mt,,, ; • 0 1, 1 , 1 4 y replied, "'Sir. few towns can boast more, • is There are six at the great thank, and the small one has four EPIGRAM. From morn till eve, throu g hout the day, Ti y Cu Loy. was serenelY oy ; s I r.nnp'd with ?hilts ; all the while • Nceltiny disturb'd my Cimov.'s sinik. ! The next day eanie—the morning low'ril, Our vio•nies were cross'il, our tempers sour'd; Si;!! Cii:.or. seti:'si! aniaz'd, I said, " Can iiciaiin g vex t',i, lovely maid'" - ' Too soon a tooth, by luckless blow,. Was shook from out the pearly row, And thou g h tinw soon had heal'd the pais), ~My CuLOE never soled again ! The last arrivals at Bath are, • - Lady Lod Miss Crofton, Hon. Mr. Hood, Colonel Taylor,- E. u '. e ls IN,Nor r.o , ,tt, Rev. Dr. Drou e br, Rev. D r . Collet. Rev. Dr rrince C lio._ Gardner, Dr. Rev. J. silver, Rev. Mr. Kelly, Rev. enFagta to a close Mr. Smithson, Rev. Ferguson,r. Meunsell, Rev. Mr. Llakituey, Capt. fhe traifitif feelings ._ hissksis Capt. George, Lieutenant White. rise, was heightened by the cuss Among the last arrivals at Matlock, Old Bath, wha hae viSP Wallace bled," given ii. are— by FRANCIS HeenensoN, Esq. al ng with sea,. Mr. Newish and family, Hon. Mr. and Misses Windham, ' songs . co irposel for the occasion. Colonel I fueh.tS and family, Lady Cochrane and. elan. !nets,— The company,. satisfied of the p p rerier- Worruld, Es q . the Miss Chalmers, Mrs. Money and da ug h ters , 1 .versary festiial, resolved to co n s;- (h e t Goslin g , R. N. Rev. Win. nt. Cappe, Rev. Mr. Evans, Lady 'Mal:lies/wry, Colonel Jones, Mrs. and Misses hkadows, Count purpose they nominated a Ilonnar, J. Hutidlestone, Esq. and Dr. Herschel. . - Gentlemen present ARRIVALS A r CIIILLTRKHAm.—Lord Dillon, Sir Jerome rite- the ensuinsr -* patrick, Hon. T. Kenredy, Hoe. Mr. Browne, Rrig. Gen. Mont- N e.. goniery, Col. P. Coningham, Lieut. Cols. Murr y and Bruce, Majori Fraier, White, Bailey, and Tidy, Capts.Walf and J. R. Fraeckliu, Rev. Dr Kelly, Rev. Mr. Poulter, Rev. Samuel Ni - arry, Rev. Cc°. Gre g ory, Messrs. J. Andrews, Sutherland, Lyons Neelle, Watt. White, O'Neil, M'Arthur, Mont g om e ry, M ure , 1 Jordan, Maxents, R. Bec:(1, S. Budd, Higgs, Robert ehaw, Byrne, 1 An Irish chairman was backed yesterday evening Wilson. Leei Seaton, Dorh..to, J. R. Hodgson, Dunn, Dyer, i bysagentleman of some celebrity in the sporting world, • Miles. Gil:volt:Id, Satlier, Llov 1, Bayley, R. Steele, Lyaieh, Hut is to t h row a pound weight to the distance of 60 yards. lett, O'Malley, Bell, 'fallow, A'ariAirtori, Stsith, Luckey, Maher, O r the VS to. r o .. Kyle, Edwards; Mackatiess, S-vern, Oldham H..itouse, George 'the sum of '2O guineas. lie pitched m r. ~ , • Hall, Alex. l lA, Watkins, Oakeley. W 0 it i elet, I.oeeet, Boise- it sixty yat ds and a half, and consequently v. - orr his •gerard, and Locke ; Mr. and. Mrs. T. Amiley,, Ur.. and Mrit. • wager. • Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Satinikrs, Mr. and Mrs. Wright; Mr. and. - r . A esterda y the leading horse 4 a cart bei ng too eager. Mrs. Jones, Mr. and- Mrs. Roberts, Mr. and M rs . Edi son , Mr. and Mrs. Drewe, mrs. Grieve and family, Mn', a nd Mi ss Pb e l pa , ; 41 gaining the, aClivity of Blackfriar's hrid g e, t he cars Mrs. Croselp. Mrs. %Yellen's, Mrs. Hodes, Mrs. hater e ap ' • isha: • inan,• in 'set-it:4lg the animal an unmercif u l bl ow on Ceesesiee, Mae Osborn e, Mss Osborne, Price, Miss Cater, Miss H t h e Hunter; h ead , had RI return, the brid.se of his nose nearly , Mies Hutchinson, Miss Tower; Miss Tolson, Miss likitilq bmken . by the 'horie suddeny dropping his hea d to ' . 1 Major. Gen. Gads:lna, Mr. Thomas Juggins,jun. Mr. and . M,is; • . • !KO 4 l`, ate . . ' avoid the force of the hope - tiding stroke, lehtch afford. • Tail V ACATION. -.The facility of communication I .ed nm o Small a di , e . thent to the Spectators. • .• . • .. *tweets London and its provincial dependencies is so - WIIITECRAPEL.--A young than wh's folly c'snimit higtly-inaproved by .vellicles of every kinds that an Acid for a burglary .in the premises of Messrs. Sims observes-of fashions and manners can scarcely perceive • and Ca in :King DaviA's Lane; St- Georges in the any difference as to date, and a prevailing rage is knOWn East, and - stealing a - quantity of horse-furniture. so soon in the most distant parts of the kingdom as to • Maastoaalloessi—Wecinesday Eleanor Brown was hive fits original fabrication a matter of conjecture: '-charged whir stealing six pieces.of ribbon, from a ha- The monthly edicts of Londbn reach their destination ; b'rdasher's shop, in the Poultry. H. Thomas stated within a few hours ; and the bonnet, or the tassel, the i that soon after he had opened the, shop, the prisoner round robe, or the steel clasp which captivate in Bond- [enquired for some ribbons for a child's cap, a n d th a t street, a're displayed with as fatal effect, and almost at i while she was turning spmc pieces . over with one hand, the samehour, i n the streets of Edinburgli and Glasgow. 1 shesccas busily-employed in secretingothers in a front —Noris this the only instance in which the metsopro pocket. At thatrearament another woman cattle in, lis shares her power. Although she has long enjoyed ; aprrarently in a great hurry, And asked for some silk the privilege of complaining of smoke and - heat, of i handkeechiefss and on his ringing the bell for the other unwholesome air, and want of exercise, that privilege i shopman, : the first-woman made an effort to quit the is no longer exclusive. There is not a city or town i s h op , b ut h e •lirpught •her back, and, on a - constable in the kingdom, however picturesque its situation, or i searching her, tlits-sia., pieces were Rapid in her pos however surrounded hr rural charms, that has not now i session. .The prisoaer mute no defenceand was corn its unhealthy season, and accordingly demands its period i mined feira - c-esasmisksatiStn- • ... of vacation. London is now notorioosly known to . • tit Wd'ivfick - AtsiaeseThos. Chas. Sandon and Wm. be quite empty, and our correspondents assure us that . Hi tc h e s , a MO Neell4nowneharadtets,anti part ofa very Manchester, and Liverpool, Bristol, Bath, Oxford, and neinerotts gang of teteinctlers, who have long been in the. Cambridge are at the same moment in a similar state of desolation. Nor is this an unnecessary precaution in a , habit of defrauchogathe ;public, by opening fictitious banks, were conviceedothaving conspired with Joseph commercial light ; the periodical returns of business . Bullock, John Horner e Robert Ken net t, and Wm. Peter • and vacation are so regularly established, that if any 4 Joggett, to defraud the public, by opening a bank at person is found at home during this hit period of loco- • motion, it is shrewdly suspected that he is either one of Southampton, and issuing notes under the style of the Southampton and Hempshire B3nk, and under the - those people whom nobody snows, or that his affairs are firm o f J ose ph Albert, BullOck, John Horner, and Co. not-in the lest possible train l Nor, if both these suss The Judge sentenced the. parties to twelve months im picions should happen to be unfounded, do we knew i prisonment, and to stand. in the pillory.--A Gentle a more disgraceful discovery than to find any body in man of respectability, charged with taking a shilling town when every body is out of it. The possibility of i i breath, or existence (for ge is impossibls) in any city from a collection made for the Blue Coat Charit y or town, is universally called in que.tion, and there can School in Birmingham, was most honourably ac be no fact so very perplexing, and no enigma so be- quitted. Come MARKET, MARK -LANE, AL7CUST 11.—There yond all explanation, as that figures very much re- . ' are several arrivals of Wheat to-day, and tolerable sembling men and women, should be s.een in places , supplies on hand ; but few samples of first quality, which are totally deserted, and pretsnding to he ad- which is in demand, but other qualities. are heavy-of rive in situations where all business is suspended.— sale and cheaper.—Fine Barley rather clearer.—Malt Perhaps, indeed, this absurdity may one day be ex- , clidl sale, at little variation.--Beans of the two kinds • , punged from the history of Summer, and those who are likewise.—White Pea s a declining article.—Thete • . ' at the head of public o ffi ces and commercial arrange- are considerable supplieS of o:ats, excepting fine are . . meats will at once declare - that the months of A i rather cheaper.—Prices of Flour at our last • queue and September are no long ;lion to be retained ha g our ; fine American likewise. calendars, that no man shall have a right to say he is (RENZI/a CIIRRINCR MI ILIWIRTILS at home, when it is notorious that every body is out of wheat, 70 ,. 82 ,. 955. BIS ill i oss.• t• idyl, 0,114 that the man who sits still during a period of Fine ditto, 955. 102 s. Tick ditto, . 49e. universal travelling, shall be deemed guilty of unpar- ' , kiss vol. sss. Oats, 245. %o s. st donable vulgarity, and classed among the antiquated °r+ Ink . ' Y , 353.443. 04. Polai ditto, 350 .. . 94, Malt it* 78si • Pontine ditto, 401. - • • beings who.hrtaifiut in the seereiez, ani go Le &Id at',. white Peas (boilers) 209.905. Rape Seed, 4 7.. to ale night. -^ - • •• ' • Ore); dittO,l44 50s: , Fine Finer, 80a. to mis.--Seeends, 755. 50., , . • . . _ j . :4; , • _A- ; • ~. '