The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-04 00:00:00

ri PO LrCE. -........... • Bow.rrater.----Four netnrinu eharaetera named Junes, Morris, Brown, and Crunch, wei: yesterday brought up, on a charge of stealing Lilo mariners' compasses from the shell of Mr. Parker, optician, Princes street, Sohrecnin the preceding evening, about eight o'clock. V. ` Mrs. Parker stated, that the two latter men. tioned prisoners, oau of whom trail a wooden leg, and was draped ni the-garb of a searrion, camellito her Limp, and asked to see a compass, which she sneered them. They agreed to purchase It for twelve shillings ; but on its being peeked up for them in a case, they said they would wet Pre more. than seven shillings, which Mrs. Parker refused i. take. They then went away, and immediately af. ter. Sheir departure, Mr. P. missed two eu,npassea orionsiderable value % one of which had beat in . then Judea, and the other cm the Hour, a, few mi. ntifbi before Qin prisoners came in. Mrs. Paritdilitin went out for the purpose of ' going tto 81,4-street, to give information of th a .flrohaimp.; and as she passed through Leicester. square, she saw the two men who bad been iu her shop with. three others, and from their converse. • ittok- I lltitiglit they 'were altudiwg to the' articles -41011 d-been stolen from her. • Having progeede/ to Bow-street, hod lodged her information, toge therlifill'irdtweriptiiiif of the prisoners, they were ioptekehdilirdlikt isiihi Ceoker the (lacer.— They witiali esimatitWd fur a ttitsire esamina. Wit. i'• , . . ' • .Jlippsy, the libbkit'llt.l.ll!ernoster ' ' rbitre the Iliatistliiijillet. as..te the itepi . -tie' iboie idirsat. iiiiiiiti'dWfolloirieg rirrarnetinseeni?" s--1 e Re state& the" i l bold'il !tee, Once., he had oc. t ,P asitfit to 'draw ii thick bli ilitiliksi of Itainsbot. '...ttairs-lettCo: banterg,'ltf Lodtbertlatreet, in fa. ''"lewVo / 1_ ithibtleilsk*niiihed Miller, which by Sc. !etidialFdreiribii,lo6t i litstead of a less sum.- 0 ) . . vott MS - Mistake, he tore the Check .ii *fiiiien • into 'fear fragments, which be 'Altet :im't he comptiel-hoate floor, and wrote' an. - t)lithekvati Monday, howiever ' un the usual re. - Item of kb kinker'shtiok from Messrs. 13.4msbot. • tuati and Co. he Was Very Much astonished to and tke (reviews of the cheek he lied torn a week be. fOre, pasfed 'together On a pkee of blank paper, ' and petted to account as paid; lie immediately ' iiiilitla the bankitig.htiate to tageire into so un -t?'fihiMitit occurrence, when, he was informed that bsixemisk had been restilarty paid to it inn, who •r lid himself Thomas Thomas, in it 13 sok of Eng. ' ". n il note fur 3001. and some smaller ones, the is ben '•lf Which Mr. Seholey obtalhed; and typo . S t • I fortket itignify at thattabk of gligland, be timid "Ai inkell had been there changed tor 'Mall 6 11ofeel bbt no description Of the person was re. collected ; e.v The faestritn therefore could only advise -; Nr. Schute7 to consider more minutely of such ▪ bitediestencet respecting the transaction as came sit* s imlto his ieeteffectiren, and to *intim the business. , -Ilkittileioneitt.ercupir.The young men who • lietifebeen fur soave tlatiiht instody upon a charge lief forgery On the Arundel Bank, to the amount of • some thitirdantis, vier' brought up fora further et. - olainatlepr;'hirsis It Was perfectly private, we are , n'ithelllotio'itate lbe'pp itotart. "6" 'Club Of Ilbit dose MU:gra*, that his been wfteeen‘liiilin, the aritlik Nevigiffr for so r tie yard alutea k et; Ihnela'y te" f eventilitted tit the !Willie of ' Bdbi ••'ltivialthy title w.cheurilter, • t I 6 'ilketste - 'yowl' efilmien of docent appeatanee, esisainiice.blatry fforis, • wholLed fuemetly lived ih his galsekirsis u iffeliit. • • 61 3"6 l lloefoidthl in eildbnee; the prisoner Ltd -vbrilittOisayLkal . Pints' of glllls in one of the win- Pt - *lloNtra ACV* Ott k ore & heed*. and by that means fisteninla Odle thurtees, and °Wails. aft uthaitteneF. She then itroeeeded to Weak open • 'ewe kipddirds, and took Out tit tea add two sit. "Wet tehlecitious, a pepper caster, and a two pouted. syiebrill'-•llarina ransacked the house of every vatted' ' l "illelfleittiele that she could hide about her person, • she ,lehberatery kindled a fire in the kitchen, and made herself a' cup of tea. By this time the watchman, who was totes his rounds, discovered • the demOlitiou of the'llaek window, and gave the • alarm. MK Bligilottnedlatety began to search the house for the toneealed thieves. ffis attention was soon drew!' to a tight in the kltthen, which he Instantly entered, and to his turtle.* found his el . • decant house-maid enjoying a Cup of lit best bo. held. Finding herself *sleeted, aett Without the ra..itres of escape, she thonfessed the lialsery, and predated the property. She was than tateu into Custody, and brought to London. ,1 The prisoner was fully committed for trial. .• 6 r.r...-.-Yesterday —Tompkins was •eirerllid with robbing a woman of the town of a , qteadlity• of wearing apparel. The girt slated, that prisbner went home with her, on Monday 'mewing, to her lodgings, where she slept—on waking, however, about four o'clock in the morn. log, she discovered that he had left her, and, look. log reeled the room, missed the clothes which she had pulled erthe night before, together with her pocket, contaiiiing tierce shillings in silver. A watchman stated, that as he was going his rountiv, ahntit three reelock, he saw the prisoner rtrop ftnm (how endow of the house in which th e AM whiles, Waft!, inid the street ; he took him into coiled' hied conveyed him to the watch. ''house Ow starching him a Own. petticoat, and thasel were found upon hint, which the first wit • siege itiii4mtd as her property. • r The 'Prisoner, hi hli defence, acknowledged he had tuteraihe thisigi,tut said there were only two • Shillings At the ;socket, *Nth he had divest to her -*ehrevritini burr , -in costaideratlau of receiving *tterfahr flouters,'wdth AO afterwards - relieved tq ••tAsst hisierber cruelty WO seekats 'effect ou LIM, -thee is srfon is she wet- dsttep, he found his ray to the room of theteildhist of the hoiese,• are re l queiltitito be let Out efthek.rtent Yefuk'd to *inn s ply, -- veytne, " her aster had got the key of the door up stairs with hem ; " he, "htitteistr, Round lib fitly ip4tairs int o the ffit tone; willtre t fhod.: in; a se endow open, - frefiliWeitfte,jeatp out,, rather 'etslatapropos, I* 'lilies • front WlCettlbs of tholleir,' he fel into Node 'or the avaichbart s , Was (nil? esemmittodAr disk 4 U / ‘1 • ist.!:iiifr '~H S' • • - - KEN - E 7; AND AVON CANAL. On Wednesday last; a nine - braes foul rekpect_ able ectinpany of M i optiorisrs of the Kennet and keen Caltitl, dined together at the City of London Totem • JOHN BARNES, Tag. in tie rhair. , The Thaeha Slip !sleeting were y alien ttithe edhels(itee of. mid lot • ilittA IRS f)tik I, Volli; • a ix co . st -bests, fur thew *swains hie* . 4,1 Their beutil m =er. ess agl i Whig plogiordb, tat . pear, whO wocutqd tp Abele mire. Aer tie Mita* 'ar ths•eigterivirlrich Is no Pi ZA eptkoott. . ut.i !..• *slhe health at LAI, Am. w_hr suPigia4 .0 0 iffs y with litulessii, alMlik. With ninny attar Wars same. . 1 Tl!lri c ki!ttitt 116110Fge to NM, diet the Isla litatoN 4111 trara ta al e e st e tral i rtirost r i=tsteall' tagna ge s latt Bads, eta the Lase levet, emit it twetwenhw 14. Wirt . 41 the Arm which hems - of he nulling Harbour d dristal, a ely a eel the ithaveyastre tti km. end other raiiir s Bristid the Canal. A $Oll/liardee wile Ispeadklar that jatipayrs a mach larger sum a already sabseelbal, as a separata soar , p u t u saL d th: L llns deemed Necessary At semplete'tilse la r.. The ' were Matta .delighted with their 11111110erft., l o ' b rie ertfitl as ti *ell as with their etas's-14W* • • , . • J ' • • UPI4SX ME bALL 141 • 4.1 • • I • • Mr. tlissett t igh s iegcnious artist of theMuseum * - 'Birmingham, hhi struck a Medallion in honour . or the rustling Jebiltc, which in poineof design 'and execution ii vie . most appropriate and ule gent thing, of (be hind we have e'er beheld.— Tho following , is ih i n G laterflrect deperiptioa of it : * Nett Neetitie OtrvniSr. , --A. as( of his Slaleety l with the following legend tag Gewrge the Third, *ended the Chrome/ the Imiptilal lOuNass °Wrest Britain and Ireland, October `25, 1. D;l7llol—Grand National Jubilee, celebrated Oettsber 3. I!41'1. Raw Las E.—Tbe Ilnardints Genius of Britain, represented by Fame, seated in the cl..nds, and triumphin g over hiertailt displass with exulting gratitude a Centenary Circle, one half of which pipers*. the disunion of her hinuarch's Reign, flan his Accession to the present period. a hilt the favour ing rays of Heaven illumine her happv cutintenaace, mid shed a glory dia The throne :—stew rime ANO CADE. Regrew /iv* to the inscription lit berdret, let every hue Briton, ea c4tto," Lone. Lite nix Kiss." CEYLON, APItIL 19. The General Orders of this day , ' date will an nounce to our Remit:re as severe a less as the small society of this lieUlement has perhaps ever sus. tailed. We allude to the death of Major Beaver, of his Majesty's Igo root, who embarked with his iresistent from this Island for Travancore, at the minimeneement of the late disturbances in that tquarter, and returned a few days Biome in the Piedmonlaise, with a complaint that left no hopes of Ills recovery, and which terminated his exist. ence at two o'cloek (his morning. On this melancholy occagion we are convinced that every man has equally partaken of the gene. cal sorrow and regret which has pervaded the minds of the whole garrison, and which was so tly conspicuous in the discharge of the lost 'gad solemn duties that were paid to his tothooir in his interment. Major Beaver has left a widow and three ehil dren in England to lament his loss—and the only consolation that can be olerid under the afflicting misfortune which his death has entailed upon them, 4,114 ii grateful though melancholy record *of the ,t11:I esteem and regard that was entertained for : 11 ;lieli living, and of the just and well-merited. tribute of regret which was paid to his moidory faViedead. following arrangement took place with re gord to his funeral, in consequence of a oveniuran.: ',dam to that ellixt, which, we understand, Was sent! • 'round to the Civil and Military °likes" of the Set. ,Lleatout, in the course of the day. MESIOII%NDUff. Relative to the late:west of Istajo; Biurst, of his liajas ty's 19th Realalthit.. TIIII4IIIIERAL PARTY, NW tI I Drtiel aid Fife of the 99th iteespnt, Ind the . Ce)laa, ander the c.a.'s& d. maihr w... 1 THE BODY. . • 11•• r 1 Licet..eitoid r • PAI BearrP =Lceylds Re• Plltdasefitallif. Major WiSeeft,, Iftro. Mie r r ysi ; tti l s io, 2d t i f ene twk Sasser, Motor Ed wank, 31 . 1 latter M. ankbreote, Ceyles Regt. , Royal Artillery. Cllfff' AMON It, ne Governor. Mr. Wool Illeua* " ut Prod *odney. 1411. Courted . ' AIITES-DE-C AAIP. Tlf r. CALOR L oretemeß. The Offueredof H. M. Ship IA Iliediatpabise. The Officers of the Geneeil Strtg. The ( nunnundant of Colombo with his Star. Tb. Civil sert ants according to their rank, the senior in &mi. '• • The Commandant will directs proper number non.cummissioutil ()Seers to attend, to prevent Ally crowding or undue iaterference. Vac senior Officer, of Corps net Ineludne in the above list will march their Office's on thole% of the first guu, in regular order, • aecordhig.vri ' their rank, to AM, quarters from which the body` of the late Major Beaver is to be carried. They aro requested to observe the utmost regultrity, Ond to Mite Caro that ou'Officer upon any accosent deviates from. the spirit of that propriety and re. plarity which ought to be observed upon such an iuu. semosjpionzemo=se • ' SACRILZOT.--..0n Wednesday nigh ,Tboraday mention iho Vestry-Ruble-dr ..irish, Bristol, was entered, and the elletts ‘forhittli' stained the pariolt deeds and papers litok i en open. It is supposed that the object of time de. 'predators was ticeistillar possession of the sacra mental plate, but fa Ibis tbe r y were disappointed. Thu attitnipt was' repeated 'en the following night, ;with similar success:: it toward of 501. has teen veered for apprelltilutlikitho offenders. id) Sunday moielrat, Tip.' r —n two p‘iiiiadvti bresidhence, sr sequence 9( In 91tere9tion Curnoratioh VO-ifing oh nut mouth Hue, With blind 'to - •kuostled4e of tbliilOtention Sers'irfldiffe:4, the • Niko (Nei bef6 D i w ast ii s 0;;; 'OW!" 111;11,444:.• .1111/IV, IWO 10 WWII • • .I:ntni4 UIRTHS. • I Ok Friday.. r house, Fa knighttbridge, the mak Of the Re*. J. . at a daughter. Lowly, at nee, Cori, the Lady of 31464111 R*cbe, Keg& 4 Oa Waesduy 411 $ Mrs. Parket, the eeleb pabtodaboe p WWlll‘r, a a daughter. . •••?•-rro•Frijimirp. _HEAD 1 N, 4 Bed., th.oce _ c Ibilowittg Pio Coaches, Nail Omar*. front the Saracen's fitted Inn. Stsiw.lllll. fiIAtIGOW, DUMFRIES. CARLISLE, WHITILKA YEN PEN/1114,_ BROWNE APPLIUkr, CAT. Tt RICK E, and 1101100;lillittlif.rE !fere P.,-t • Iftrarbes. every Tioraisig, lit cirri, foe issues. Y 0 It K nod LEE In Pi ek tey Post Celebes, meow every morn. log Ai halfigit _Ss ev Slit.‘ waive al York the next d.iy at Melte Ikt. '' • ' The ECII.I PIS' JINIIN *1.14 *Po d-Coach eerie Poor tad . .1111,04,3 tr etLainadesialti, hrsatie. oat' infant, Gras* , and Von - tallatsrulag, toile.' &Herby's, the . . • W 1. fort. . U A Liveroollfelke,New Iy.V ti:ket= 'Oat il Alit lab. riot, Liver. I, delliy.-4.eests MI W Meld ♦ Nit Crimea i_stalled the' Adeline, els list gooey Note* a kir:. 1 llonki!!ICK1 ia1.14 CO. Leeds. Spaldint Peterborough, Stilton, '. ~ 40) tad untingtion OLT Rood i...*.kii not eery Coated fro* 501100 to ilViSeeli, glyiseby. ertrid all' ei ' . ' • 11,...5...' .4 itsv as trael,,„ Warthetrni, Kniatsfoa4e.Alsyea. .114trii. ,'iltrid Post Cnach tallied the Eyperlitiots.iiief „ ay illve Wein*, to tee Crows' inn, Red-erhoodtreet, ' (herded thrortglanut. ' i 4 Davis nod lisitri)i. Flying Pod Caaebak. Ilsrvegh Chip.. llessictru, Caine, nod Mad ,fit arrive at Mr. May's, the neell:minaTtilitrak. and % Lotild,*o TM'egn ZWllliarlirrete. Uthlol, tat moraig. Olathe to Wells, Bri4gewatcr.Tasammt, kr. Ls tax new light Coach called the Rochester*, sets net query atoning sit eight *Witt. Carrie four amide osikand it a ,firßard t xes IlE;fh S.tatulif.t,ereli 14et I) Isrgiosiforil. and Perry . to the 0.44.1i04. Lee& next day at nue, sad MOW. from three shay Mottaiss; at rick b'ritek. hi* withstanding ti.e uocommon exooditi 111 l 01 'hi* emit]. It rag. lowed to be the most and complete public citovey ance on 11w Nardi Rona. belie aehluellad in aessemoddtius by any other. KkifllA L. 4ndrater. Presto% iiirity. tmesdale, Bolton. Charley Ornialek, trod Minting Post Goaches.avery often - ases, Witter rids-ark. Goardad. Masao w, Lisagtown, Gretna Green, Annan, Dumfries. ' Brow WWI. Thornhill, Sanyabar Kilo. Cumnock. taupitell.. and all pets of &minted. Vatinpeedowo Coati, Daily. Lame, dpilthy. Beeson, Hull. Grimsby. bpaidlaff, Pete.. , horse. Stilton, and I I nut incse Conch. sets 01l every antra/tom M•PICIIICRTER Stockport,iiineciadicid. Wllindlow._Cioi ' [le 'toil, Newt-nide, Wakall, nod bit ol ve Amniotic Pat retch eery afternoon. Guartled. CARLISLE, Pertrith, tuul Whitehaven. 1104 Coach, goes with Voir horses and agitated alt the way. Names through Bassugis, A pplehfl. Gretabtidge. itielinsitte„ • Cattenca. iliridge, Netberby, Aberford, Dusspuite, and (iron. the neuresi way by eightean maks). Sets Out every !wok performs dm journey with the greed Iscility . lilemengent dutaihed on- the road by business. or ple nary-. have the peculiar stirtvanT of their Septa beim secured Os 'the next t!rtach (with six meihnen). • etattsioanonew.Walell, Woherhampluaitidderminder, Stnuebrldge, and Outlive Coach, every evening. Swinges. 4itu, Stockton, and Yana new Coach every morning. to the George Inn, Sunderland. Toad, Newcastle, and Edinburgh ass Coach. performel with ii ( ;Wird throughoet, nets nut ry.ary moraine at beVra o'clock, by way of Newark, Rehm!, Thdessteri Darlingtna, Northatertos4 Durham. Mswpesit. and idanisich.. Pmerager. Airlift the weaves fatigued from the k.lth of tbejossory. may rest what time the , and thee proceed on without any additioual tire: Chet. Mark Swan, C.iney-ereet. York, rubs C trileakerinse, • INA Sessrlsorough. ' N' hilly) , and of places. Ex ergo, Pittaindb. Paleirtith, Dartmouth, Weymouth, Dorvlie.ter, sad dasher, Illidloosi Coaches, eves morning at how o'clock, with a Bused, through /Naito% A 411111111161,9 liii.lport. 131andford, 8 _it _km, ned at4Voiiii il sturc oats. Ware, liedua, and l. very Morning. Wfilll. and AMIZt orwmt, Post"at — (alba' or' " aa rour e! ii WO • arta easyrail Illrattetiahl s el Arms. W ;; .i• 4: • . Le. Heavy Watilos of Damage. la•grOidtkby - the dider-ateeheased W ; •'" " To Dm, berria § Itungay, Berl. ' . Irons se eir. Nihk, lorry al tookry. t: t......rta.. ) ...EAra, I• l 4ashattt. and Falmouth 417 . 1111gRaah, N gouda and to es s'-' asalliptlp • titst Ira; 7 I Arland. - go tiTtl A M Proll, W likthelitillrr Alk.lllo4llllltlilaillrho every morning. t% l i sb - betirroaateson Wioetseatee,. htirtess..GbrideisieCit Itta f twaiset, tli lle y:et i vit Poole. Isle u$ ,m44ldermory asineis via 4. su s twit a, Ttra ar tz:itice a- . week. hi t It s.hp4 , . every •Esses.lar. V apastuie, teee..Allsoo. WI. Hay eu, anti Ilillenct.m inert. Mite ansteelt. Cam, A aistare st. Abiariai..aspd gamley. three times a- wick. wa. motyNtArri mil Cos, resitetifially arorsais4 thrit Dried' NIA the Palate. that thdy MR not I* areile NI Farrel or Las:gage, acr. of more than Five Paw& velar. yet, or drummed, stalest 'sterol as sack, and palikirr woof./ - 141 v at the nernertel. (lead tun, Sanw-hill, Totnilor. MATRIMONY. irT is meth to be regretted, bet indisputably 1 certain, flort nobly periwig of both settee tare &terser* from entering into the married• stair, by iotirmitlee, wheal delienc forbid:ll,cm to disclose I and there are not it kw, %%hip, being already married. are rendered miserable, for o ant of throe wider pledsts mumal Inre, without which, happiness in this state is, at lean, very precarious. It has been opicermiued beyond doubt, that these circanutances are aceseLiontil by a general or partial relaxation or weakneSl Ia oitber Pcs ; and h Is eqoatly certain, that the genuine AROMATIC I.OfF.NGES OF STEEL, sire the best, if mot the only remedy. for ibis* • of doli . • Illy. Whea tithes ken the thowitelt. their hut v dit rltte theorielves, lik, a vapour, through every pose, prettiseing erotism. at once delighlfid, saiatary, and permanent. Whi a the rpm* of life bogies to grow dila the eireulasion !angina. and the faculties ilysed„ these L.:rev% are rowed to give lone to the exhilarate the asthma spirits, intlgiorate the body, and teseahlutte the w hole man. • Whets aversion to exereiie, ins. et depravity of appetite, kid pellid remote nanre, indicate apeo.sching crie-umption, the delicate fe male will he preserred,Und restored to health mid series*. by the benign annum, of this nsediciae. Mire she delu sions of 11111.1.ginati011, or the force of bad essiliple, Stave tempted unguarded Loath into the dangerous labyrinths secret smostalitv. .his body, or impaired hi% un dentaNling, thie Loser Fri will protect him flea linger- Ling disease, Inc infirmities of premajore old age. and a wretched dissolution. W hen bs tutoring, banquets, r. pious libatioos, l'apbOto reek, the sans and daughters el ilii•ipation have Arrought on tt.eu melves debility, ref:station. imbeeditv, Mel a I, , nx train of nervian ,retitp4afino, Leitengot h!ukli and rig ur to PC debilitated frames Mal cbrerfulnes, and unit:lotion to the mind, .1111". AROII4TIC LOZENGES OF STEEL ore pm Atived and sold by the lovesitair. lee. Sessate,ot his Moose, No. 47, Soallsaintitou-ran, 111..ottabur%, whet , - be plash doe, lotted e4gry da v personally : t•li• Tenet: ' aloe, ft. I -7--r-'. ... • • 8 • • $ %CM Tae hest attannaatation far travelleno—Go a, • Lapidus. and asnoternie /haws. The i. Coches, Itai3 Cosochcs, ion. tar net fr." flead Inn_ Piasise.hlll.. Suaawsl,sitar. Wdliett.wt. and Allitranil Past Cos*, the 16201 every tvan, at live liejack. (uarded. • 1 4 311tre1111..n tuxt Itotherhath Pouut Conch; called the • every -- liiitr kir esaktr t l t t . , r tlitaa f fh s : v i. :AX i an nc tLCuckfiald, Pltasissoluta 11=u) . Post Casco, with a Claar.l. Arts 1 1 art every afternavon aqS tireslosa /Uri/avian, next tiny at m. o . p iw o r ., tj;tihni, 01%, awri Statiamir. to tte Sr rarest's-flout. fittll-s littAcultsrist.n, U • rindl ftevlhtli Del/ Past Onsrit , every illiebvr:l Wash. mat Ca, Hr t.u, N (with:Jive, Hawden. Thong, malt Damnify.' Vt)t Celtic's every natrttitag at seven ti clops, to tilv Butt Me 3tta tilyiargate' Nr trits*a Caweviery Afternotat at One &Clerk., Tortinaula and ittllmamaet tlockpatity. at' SAW fin't tier 471 VW.. UM avers efflvders. - IMMO( AVE. 001(01 t, 4. 1 . ward every dor peretwally, or Its cltet, tnelotiog the osoial - 41,Abortleas. Discus ham* to /4114 C , fee; alio, if A pptriateuenr. sold as N... 4. I Mr. !--41 and Dc. fl-y, eltteNt slaslghber. agsdped, /)4. drassilli, 14:1. Strout I. there's, 44. (Wood- s( p iyoms . e on. • - street. pear etaa street: Allen. OsJord- avert, oppopre CIO to Cone. hich took • -." - Christ), roster of Sp hog aardeo ; MP. e .readMies ' • • Strand. Pout the- ,16eestol ; Coldrg. 44. tiorShili t Sala. "4 1111 1 ra l :44 11 11 .orit layar.J. 4r.bt,ll. B ,;.,.'t:lll 4 ,r.,‘lwArr"elLief Ant --p- 4.0 " ' rit • ; 141 r, "' we l rwie ßir E a li P es i rt ui P e o h ntd don. Pride To. per Itlo%, Dots in hided. %Ohl 4cifi Jed. 6f Indio. His seemaks eon At thd above isloleira-tv oleo he hid. 1ir.10411011 VOA* fur. 4I female Cpoildisiso, Viler ; kipldr iNdekiidold 4Ceki ne . y . ! e tre rinSill erhired " a n y " : :T i t kir* . 4 4- riot, 7 414 ! Is 1;) "Flit° w""'" qt; • owed of rdo, draw a k ,..~0 setts SO -sas - RI 0* 4r 1- 4 1 1, lorliplry0( WO SI have Mos laisoe kr the active LoPtlYoi't ehlied , and Poldi•tsed hi. I.tiv it., • • • service coedit 31 or two vs °rms.. bi.. kites-gavel. 4 . IA at AM, Y • TESMAN. • r•••• vile Iv •••••• • if- nit " At an Orly hour yesterday many tan! carts, and ether vehicles for driving, were pat in requi. sitien for a trip to Croydon Fairi %%Inch com menced with all its attractions. The wandering army of Showmen pitched their camps as masse; and notwithstanding thu day was damp and un. pleasant, the Fair was attended by s -number of visitants. This display, - ef olllitltl4, far "kick this Fair is famous, was not so abundant as usual. Tim E. 0. Tables men; aryl ths Ifoaiglita ,of the .Garter, 'wets thrown into (visit .con= by a .reput!, tlAt a Arcing party of Police rs had MO to disturb their stodira. • The scene exhi t •on the octasion was not notate a camp sor . Tables, dice, letotauns, sad all the ma. tail* for plundering the unwary, were qvtickly • pfeeipitabsd into blip and corners, where they lily i ncenicd from the prying eye of curiosity. Usi. Crtainatelg ttr many scift.beatled nudes, who aqecaratslis lost Their money, this peeved a false ,tilarws; sod whcn the panic had subsided, depre tient were again practised. The road to town is the.ereuing became the scene of several well-fought battles. TIE FUNDS. l . : The follosvitg • view of the variation 'of the Funds, aftlifftetent tieriods, may not he uninte. resting. The bishest prices to which the Fonds ever ktishied; *kV 'is believe, 03 fol lowa f S per Nrlts: tkee. 152 ;Mt 4 pet ....113 Altir. 1/94 eons S Mgr 4:cots. ...Jr. • Feb. 1798 l2O li.tok Stork . 14 Feb, 17?2 ... • 219 south Sett 5tua. 6 ..41 11hv., 1760 lll India suck ....1•6 Sept. 1168 9711 The price given of.llouth !Sea Stock is the high est since the dividend liis been at the present rate, the fictitious value to which it was raised in the rile 1720 admitting of us fair tonsparisou with any subsequent period. The lowest prices of the Funds before the pre. sent war were:— II per. Cent..... 27 Feb. 17 82 4 per Cent‘. .... 8 Aloe. 1781 Rank Stott .... I 'Feb. ERR 101 South Sea Stork.. 22 Feb. 148.4, India Stuck .... 14 Jan. 1784 tit great as the difference in tips vs* ot' the SeterAl blinds appears to have been - Ist th e fibove pi:nut's, Cite month of April, 171ei r , 6144601 it still greater; the following prices " . otated as the lowest at which any business 14 4 Allot* $ per Cent. (:non. .... 5 April .. • 3 per Ct.u. Red. 6 4 per Cents. ti. . 5 per Cents Rank Stock ... 9 .. India Stock For the present piiCeS we refmr to our daily statement. :.~ ... .1 :• 6 ' • r • - , ~.. . .. , .le y* A BET!' DA eli..--Thi c ieli , Wipe., who as lung, distil died the isiltli,-'4l( La iddresiing the'iudges under pretens e aha Ikgal again to 'settle, endeavoured a fem.* since to obtain access to the Lord Mayor Os.. the officers refused het admission to his Lordship s This intlignjiy the tetented with peat .obstinanyt I' The fabrathaticellqr of F4n4ltealishe exclaim.' cd) has ettended•toisy 1644 o reElignburough, and all thiriud4 . es Of the Conippit Ptas , , • Aare . . t heard anti me aitestka A si l t) 01 torco s , t' iii 1 ~ sevlin tke ioi:", 'Heir Oitinely lose -1 .hlsts' t.ltie? Viffsteite itc, lasi,:iiO4okeil _.etil l ratiarf of civic. .enwer, and 1 )toor Tallixlieth Da.eit 'wall treated wilh' a lodging iu the roultcy CPipp. tl , r. 1101Iferemained in duraecookoett_24 boon, she was diteliarged. she .. bas since (aCcordirs to het' own story) appli4tii Ministers, in 440 I. (ibtaiii jiiitce'for t 4 &lance offered her_ perioai, bat she eilindt fineredreas, beeguse most of Isepl friends, she says, are now out of office.. VOllete l day she rushed among the Common Council at Uisildhall to speak to the Chairman; but the Officers conducted her out, after the Lo rd May+! had intimated that he could nut thew attend le al* i suit. - • # . l f'E . A yeoman of the name of roungson, drinking in company with two men at the Peace and Fame' public.buuse, in Plymouth Dack, being accused by the landlord of purloining a drinking.glass (the men having ',revive:ly left the room), made use of the most horrid imprec..iiims, wishing her arms might drop off, &c. in denial of the charge ; but, on rising to quit the room, the glasa was per ceived to drop from under her clothes, and, shuck ing to ratite, before she bad power to reach the, door, she fej.l.clown and fractured her leg in- so dreadful alemsper as to be incapable of being rs. moviot uutiLinetkcal aid was obtained. -i Saturday flight last, four men, belonging to the Buffs, after behating in a Pay riotous manner in ! several parts of Plymouth Dock, proneeded to the Three Tints, is Catherine-street, cad demanded admittance, whirls Was refused them e on account 'of the lateness of the hour. Mrs. bowne, Mil landlady, stood *oar the door, to prevent lbegi l l from getting in; when one of the miscreants dresie his bayonet, and stabbed her under the left breast ; the party then made off, but were put. dosed, and two of them taken into custody. They have since been examined, alai remanded to pri. till the fate of Mrs. Duane can be aseer -181:mdow. r. ME'