The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-06-21 00:00:00

a I N-,.--,,, k 1••••- ---,- v,v.. - - • concluded to be false. It is, however, possible, that the Archduke ions, who, in the 13th Bul letin, is said to have evacuated Grata, on the 27th of May, with 30,000 men, may, in marching Northward, in the direction of the Danube, in which Laienburgh lies, have come into contact with the division of Launtsvov at that place. The same letters mention that a report had: reached Cuxhaven, that a " tuans/1" had taken place in Hambuigh, in consequence of which the: French Minister had precipitately quitted that city.---Ou the subject of the contents of these, letters, it can only be obseriod, that we ha►e no intelligence from the Continent, but abundance of reports. ST. likings* h wife in the pnsaession of the Spaniards, the French having hastil:.• evacuated the city. This fortunate circumstance. lIRC, it may bo ()Jim!, release! Gencial V ILLASTEUAS, aiul his army, frum their perilous si!uatiuu. The Minn, William Pitt, and Sir IV. Put. testy ludia►nen, sailed un Monday from Graves. cod, fur Portsmouth. A Malta Mail arrived yesterday Morning at the Foreign Post °See. We arc surry to learn that the Litat, ittPt.cr, an►i Me Sreift, Ray, from Malta to London, have been token by a French privateer, after an action of three hours, and car. vied into Msrseilies. Capt. KIT was killed, and Capt. RIPLIT sea:rely wounded. At lleligoland there arc about 500 English troops. About a fortnight since an alarm was oc. casioned by the apl►earence of 100 Danish gnn boats, which appruAchell the shore. The drums beat to arms ; but before the troops could arrive at their posts, the enemy bad disappeared. His destination was not ascertained. Resent letters from *Holland state, that two American vessels which lately arrival' in a Dutch port, were seised by order ofthe Government, and their cargoes confiscated. it is reported that Government hive come to the determination, to send i!nmediately ois foreign service, the whole of the disposable force of the country; and, with this view, his instructed all Commanding Officers to rec4l the absentees of their respective regiments, and to hold thems e lves in readiness to march at a rthozawit'i notice. Yesterthy a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when Captain Loon was sworn int; the command of the Georw Pi iuna Packet. The Omit adjourned at six o'clock till this day. His M AJEITY held a Private Levee and Privy Council this day, at the QUEEN'S Palace. The Prince .of °RANO' went yesterday to the Queen's Palace, accompanied by the Diechess of Youx ; her Royal LligliticA introduced him to their 31.tazsnes, the Put:scans, and the Royal Dukes. A Cabinet Council was yesterday held at Ilar lington-hotise, upon the subjeet of the Speech to be delivered this day on proroguing Parliament. On Saturday, Major-General the Earl of Co. wxseraAst left London for Ireland, to take the command of a district. Mr. Professor PORSOWS large paper copy of the Grenville Hower was s old yesterday by LriCift and Stream, for 83 guineas ; it is supposed to hase been bought for the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM. Sir JAN= PULTINNT 1,4 retired from his situ ation as Secretary at War, and is to be succeeded by Lord Leer-son Cowan. General CRAUIFURD'S brigade sailed on Sunday, frees Portsmouth, for Portugal. Mrs. Titoism!' will give her grand ball and supper, this stilton, in the course of a few days, at her house in Grosvenor-square. The Prince of War.ss's Volunteers had a grand field day, yesterday, in Hyde-Park. The Marchioness of TAVISTOCK removed, yes. terday, to the Marchioness of BATH'S house in Grossenor-squ a re. Earl CuoLatrixDELEY will leave town on Friday fur Thames Ditton. The Countess of Hanowicae had a select party, last night, at her house in St. James's 'genre. The Countess Dowager of Esser, Lord Gt.as- TONZOItt, and a select assemblage of Nobility, intend to leave town, oil Saturday, for Cashio bury. The Earl of PORTiaIOVTII patronized Mae- Tom's company, at the Andover Theatre, on Monday last. A young man of fashion absented himself from the gay world, about six weeks ago, with his mo ther's coach, buries, and servants; the whole he had borrowed for a trip into the country. Since that period, no trace of him could be found, until an accidental reucounter discovered him at a gay watering place, where he had resided upwards of a month, and during that period, had supported the most dashing appearance on credit ! Daring his residence there, he bad become attached to a Lady of reputed great fortune. His imposing sp. penance, and personal accomplishments, succeed ed; after a courtship of 15 days the parties were married ; when, lo! the case appeared thus:— The Lady and the Goutleman had imposed upon one another ; the Geutleman had not a guinea at his command, and the Lady proved to be a female Adventurer. Mr. Down's, who bad undertaken to go three mites an hoar for fourteen days, fur 6re hundred guinea'', has declined the unhatrd-of undertaking. Yesterday leas the day fixed fur making good the stakes, or to forfeit fifty pinatas ; and Mr. D. paid the forfeit. A Gentleman present offered to bet the pedestrian 5001. that he did nut do the BA RCLAY match, of athousand milts in a thousand boars. On Sunday night a 6re broke out at the starch and hair-powder manufactory at Bre/Word ; by the timely assistance of an engine and the neigh bours, it wu got ropier without prececdnig far tint. tLau that ►gilding. NI, PORTlllOl7Tlit a with a tummy far I beeland. and Sarah the River. Tne Defender The Isis and the crew of the Courageur. and Sceptre, fitted out Ratty in it &tiled a Spaaiih gesiras, fur Cad' PLY mourn, verge. of 74 guns.. Came in last evening from Portsmouth. The Resistance but still remains K Last night Sidagero, in Signior Timms The opera is Liberates, con' and adonis scc Ligull, jun. voice of Much and sing, with possras-s a good lion, but it sang an exeell and, indeed, the and went off in consegnenh at the Cricket. ceding evening, Assiatent-Surgton 11th regimeni o'clock I'. M. Woodham from Mald'n rases and M the 11th. A ut Thegrotind bei parties bred, with on the part of " should take plh insult received, Mr. OW. they when the ball Mr. o'll.'s CI ( dull was instan lion of a lancet Wie wound, he idwine minutes ; edrersary to fl . lionstebles who who succeeded 1 11. was conveyed r 0 reeks at Malden,. • moraidg a at Err young man, in esteemed by hi , were interred den, od Sunday Dragoons and N place, lining thr slot( passed, ft and attended wi bitauts of the M. has sine. found and the seconds I- Yesterday Asr by five watermen. Mart. The foil ABR111•111 Jose !inept, JOHN MALL' ROVERT It. Low tali du -Janes How' The last man, race was contested heat was warm) LOCK, SREIME! Ent, at a few started for the advantage of others were in came in about notes before scorn. This day the . with Wheat, and mend; sales are tain last prices with Malt in dui two description, _ plies are considerable, from Holland and are quoted somew l quotation : there and Flour atiLiverpuol CURRENT PRICES: IT hem, bh. 76-211.. Tick titans, - - - - 46. 56. I'm: 'lotto Kw, -- - • 415.464. Pola nd ditto, -35 8 . Barley, --•- - - 9tfr. 394. !became ditto - - • Sea. N. 684. 754. I Rape Seed, - - BC4B t st. W. Peas (iitoitsrs) 1108.1205. Fins Fleur -- -7(. 7.5 b. tPeas, 46. Ns. becouds ie - - • - - -66. 66. Mr. Como! is performing at Liverpool; he was to appear in Lear on Monday last. The Bath Theatre was to close, ou Saturday last, fur the present season. Tuesday se'onight, Messrs. JONAS tit Pant y closed their Theatre at Rye, for the season, with the Comedy of Man and Wife, and the Farce of Love a-la-node, for the beueit of thoac prisoners of war in France who belonged to the town of Rye. Mr. Wool), the respected veteran of , the Leeds stage, will take his benefit newt Friday eveniug. Mrs. SIDDONS closed her engagement at the Edinburgh Theatre, of Thursday Its!, in the part of Isabella. MOilefleillU) or Jane Seymour, who was found dead in her bed on Sunday morning. It appeared, from the testimony of Mary Chur., ton, et whose house thelleeeased lodged, that she had given way to excessive inebriation. On Sa. turday afternoon her two children were taken under the care of the parish of St. Mary-le-bone, which seemed much to distress her. She went out, and returned about eight o'clock, quite into's'. catod. She went to bed, sleeping with the wit. nen, about eleven o'clock, but at four in t h e morning was found dead in bed by the witness.---• Other witnesses confirmed that the deceased was constantly in the haltit of inebriation. Surgeon Morris opened the body of the de , to ascertain the rause of her death ; and hi sio doubt that such was occasioned by ex evasive drinking. Verdict—Died by excessive Drinking . . - The deceased, it maybe recollected, was tr• about two years ago, for robbing her mistress, tl . suill►uer, in Berkeley-square. Antagoot • ..., Mr. O st, ure's Dorian, 6st. 41b • . g Mr. Wlialey'sJohany, Wt. 10Ib. .. - .-4.., te- 3 , Saw Day.-60 Gatisens Handica m p Plate, 11-yet bid tisane, • bea Mr. Fleniines Gionester, Est. 41b. - - 1 I Lord Belooies Haller. 7st. 41b. - - 4 I Mr. Fallos's Arab, fist. Sib - - 9 3 Four others started, but the Judge could only place tbo three first. TUORSDAY, JUNE Ib. King's Plate of 1004. for 6 yrs aid, 12st. 41b. ends. Four solle bests. ,„ • Colonel Loftus's Sollyback . ' • - 4 1 1 Mr. Edwanb's Wick lo w - . I - l2 SI Mr. Daly'.' Hoots ' -1i *tip 2 3 drs Mr. Van/J*BA Alarie - 1. .' 3 4 dr. ~.•. -Thorsdkypegnnight, a boy four years old, se- cond son et S. Morris, Esq. of Tralee, having run intn the kitchen, in the evening, was preci. 'Mated into a pot of boiling broth, which was suffered to remain on the flour ; and, dreadful to 'relate, was so lamentably scalded, that, notwith. standing every remedy, he ozpircd the following evening. _ . ~._...ii...../az e oimab _ _- (VAL I NTK L LIGE NCE. SUMMER .4SSI3ES. ' . SPO 'ING LLI6 I IeIS'S, -.......-- ..........- „. rn, Jew, 21).-Arrived the Conklin Wig, Dlys and Places apisuinted for holding the Sum- Klemm RACES. for the Downs; and the Chariton, Mort/mai- i user Aivic.6) 1509. MONDAY, JUNE 19. arab Christiana ladiamen, outward bound, foe l' . HOME CIRCUIT.. The Caves elisker. a &Ascription of 10gs. each. with elgs: Before Lord ELVER 000 oven and Chief BareinM` Do x •LP. added bytes Glib, for threrayr olds amine law. ; fear- , .. / isappoiated easi T oy f u r Gaesoseygoa Jersey. Ilea Tien asnins-Maiday, July YI, at Ilmojans. yr olds.' lots,; Ire *Ada and aged list. 1 !lb. The any I , mile. Thewinsato befell foe -11568, it demanded wfthia Ulysses are ordered In the Nore, with part of , kitef=" lll 4 l reday, Jely U. et Chelmsford. - -• ~'. . 1 . a Hominy, July 31, at M salmon. Amp .'s a easter of an haw s -the owner et the ; sena am being Cakdonia, to bring mind the Royal O. i sosins-Sateraur, AV" ( 5, at Lewes' ' Ira entitle/4a% . s ssi Seeptre, ships of the fine, ch base beta i Swatter -Wednesday. Sega 9, at Croydeo. Mr. Whitener% Pindounm.3_yrs Ad 1 - - I i ' s e ' rin the river, but are not . Lei C. Sonserset's Wbile e s a mold , - Before - . amasses. Rm. and Sir R. CftAllao. Kitt. Major Pires Plot bey , 11 pun& • - WESTERN CIRCUIT. a 2 knish schooner, of la guaOsillei t to the Al- . air S' L - Gen. Grassasse's May, Syn old . • • - S • • .-• Sara serros-Tuesday, July 18, at the Castle of li 10- • 4 • , liz. to 4se . lISso 1 sipa Pialosinger. . s cheater. . • . .. -- WILTS-Satardily. 'Ay es, at New Sarum. Yk a s- esey . smisy. noisier -Wednesday, Jul y 26 1 at Dorchester. 14 Sackvilk's Bastard. lOst. 71b. apt Sir J. Retekies's , JtPSC 19.-Arrived his Majesty's ship R e - animist, 104*. Two ales Devon -Saintly, July , 99, at the Castle of Exeter. ns. from of Redstart. CITY AID Cotta'[ or Exert:a-Same day, at the Guild- b too stirmitard. I ~ eveuieg his bisjesty's ship Ocean, of 98 guns, co lt i : m il w a a f Ll.t__ Easter. , . Sweepstakes of 500. each. Two ales. t y, Angest a, at Bodmin. Mr. Bouverie's Red-cross Magill, 9st. Ob. i • tb. - Sowaasa--Setorday, Augsst 12, at Bridgewater. - Sir G. Webster's Hippomenes, list. Ob. -ce frigate did not sail yesterday, as advised, CITIr AID COVNTT or BRISTOL-Friday, August 18, at 7to 4 apt Red-srom Knight. i at anchor in the Sound. the Guildhall, Bristol. A good race. . .. The Sherborne Stakes of 530. each, 301 t. Four miles. KING'S TII E 41'It E. IRISH CIRCUITS. Mr. Serape's Moont.ilneer, aged, list. 111 b, Mr. Oats en's Romeo, sin oil, 100. 12Ib. • I , -um.-- --mna.-. Mr. floworth's C.assio, 6 yrs old, ilst. 121 b. The several Circuits fur the Skimmer Assizes have Mr. J. Strattoo mad Kneeberkle, I yn, 100. 7M. - a . Mr. Duacias's Cambrian ! 5 yrs old, lass. Ob. • 9 , was produced a new open, called been struck by the Judges, but hare not yet been t , which were introduced to the public . sto 2 apt Casio ;4 to ,apt Mountaineer. p blished ; the Leinster Circuit berms at Wick- ed, are to pay only t ogs. each :- MASS Ant and signora CALDERINII. • u • r. The following having declared foribit by the dasetpessaram low, on Monde'', the 17th of Juli, and tenni. .. t. ; taken from Tasso's Gierusalemme S g i e r r 15 11 . . I L be ;P y l io ibe n on"rta'slrir ce sin r a bems. ree, nard aged a , 1 21t 2st : macs at the county and city or Kilkenny, for -‘ :anthill's many imposing spectacles, which places the Assievs will be opened uu Mon- Mr. Whitmore named White Rust, res. lon. itb. :ore for much good music, by Geo- day, the 7th day of August, before Lord Nur. Mr. Booverie's Wood-Osman 4 yrs old, 9u. 121 b. Signor TnEstAxxarss possessi3 a • - bury an, the li . ssu. B aro n G eorge. . Sir J. II I walos named Lag - last, ' 4yn old, Sat. 41b. k mellowness and perfixt exectuti.tn, ' Lord Egremont dial not name. ! • .' fhe Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench, th great taste. Signora CALDERINI Sweepstakes of ZiOga each, Is. ft.-Four miles. • • and Judge Daly, are tbe gding Judges of Assize, mr. Tresniou's Becepalus, Mt. 121 b. sod Juice, and of considerable exec's.- . appointed tor the - !fettle Circuit at the ensuin Mr. Goalbnn's firituddi, toe. ?lb. - - wants sweetness. Signora CoLwst g Sir J. Han klas's Rondo pat. 191 b - - . - e llent second sop.rano to this Summer AsSißet. Lady ; Mr. Genie's's% Romeo , 10st 71b. apt Mr. Bouverie'sJ he whole Opera was well performed, The Monster Circuit will commence at Ennis, o'-Gaunt, lust .- Two miles , /00p . . It. ft . . with much applause , on a acdity, the 11th of July next-the Right The W e lt er S ta k es o f 1 00 gs. each, with Kies.eceived n. added hi Ise- the Baron an 4, Hun. the Lord Chief d t h e J Club, for bore -s th a t ne ver s t ar t e d, p a id or - - - Hon.ustice r fore the day of nomination-to carry 13st. each-mash asal ' Day, areiaid to be the Justices. FATA L DUE L. 4-------- - f "--=- -= _ geldings anrred 31b.-The best of Ma. two miles. . • Mt P. Prm sb.g. by /tackier, dam by Asparagus, -mas.-- CITY BUSINESS. re _Jut of K T a-ny- Lay, 6yn - - 1 1 tence of a dispute which took place --ea..- Ilfajor Wheatley's ch. g. Zig-Tag, by Atlas, Wight Mr. Neale, 6yn old t- ground, near Malden, on the pre. Yesterday a Court of Aliermcn was held aft 2 2 V Wildman's b. g. Otanian, by Merry Ahdrew, e • i. g, between Ensign P., 1114110 u and Gutidhall, at which were present the Lord Mayor 6 Ve' - - " 3 3 ft t Ilir H. Peyton, Mr. J. Stratton, Mr. mane!, Mr. Rani- geon LEWIS O'llitaa, both of the 15 Aldermen, and the City Officers. sea, 1.04 Dark, d ied . Hawkins, and Mr. E. Cripps, aro st of foot, the parties met at three 'lhe Court inspected the Mealweighers' Re., sithecriben, but di not awe. I. the following day, June 15th, on ports, and ordered the price of Bread to be raised Mr. &metric's Rea Cross Knight, Ist. 91b. apt Sir G. lortirner Common, about four miles. ha lf Mil assize, or Id. in the peck loaf, to Cum. 7ebst i V ik l i ttt e l ;( l44 l . s l g ted r. fast home , loop. It. ft.-Red 1 1 Ensign M. attended by LieuL STS- inence to-morrow, the quartern loaf of wheaten ir. ' Ir. O'H. by Ensign STBWART, all of to be sold for Is. lid. and household at Is. This electing has Area well attended ; the sport as good as la 'enrol. Ansuog the company we observed, ILerd C. I • So- sureb rof spectators were present.-• s. Samuel Goodbehere v Esq. elected Alderman of meet , Mr. VI blame, M. P. hlr. Howonh, M. P. Mr. Goddard M. P. Mr. C. Doutim M. P. Sir 11. Peyton, Mr. Ling measured at 12 paces clistance,the the Ward of Cheap, in the room of Josiah B u y. re pr,„: M. a,,,a„,ine, Mr. Go ' main, Mr. Worrell, Mr. a :' vithout effect ; whets it was proposed, d e li , Evil. resigned, attended, and being intro. Battelle, Mr. Noma', Mr. Hartle . ,. Sir John Hawkins, air H. Lippincott, Mr. Drake, M. P. Mr. Piget, ter. • . Ensign M. 'that a mutual concessionl .• duced by theCummon Councilmen of that Ward, lace, which, from the nature of the took the usual oaths, and his seat on the Alder - We weer . OA to see Sir Charles Turner lank_ so . weli, w ho came lu his Mroische from Cheitenitleceompanied by the si, being inadmissible on the pert of men s, B enc h . Ca sy proceeded to fire a second time, The ltulers of the Watermen and Lightermens' . . I from Eiisi4n M.'s pistol entering Company wore elected, and the Beadles of the NEWTON MEETING, WrOnSIDAY, Jess 14. . , . ight side, passed through his bodY s C ourt o f R equests were re-elected for the year The p.m tap , value 10,1 0. bY_Sausevi''ert of lop. cocks for tinnily extracted, by the applica- ensuin .., all ages. Fear miles. , . Sir W. Gerard's b. f. sneer to Pam, by Hemblefoaki,S ter, from his left. After receiving A Di v id en d o f 21. per. Cent. due to the Orphans vre olds 6st, A. - - - 1 e declined altering his position for of the City of London en the sth of July neat Mr Smith'sliss Blamisard, 5 years old, Bst. 61h. -• 2 9 Ur. Hewett s I've. Winn, 4 pa. est. I - , f', but continued calling out to his was ordered to commence payment on the 12th of Even bettitsg no Miss Blaschard. fir; and evade th..: pursuit of some J u l y. The Maiden Mite of 701. for all a g es, 3nsile heals. o were observers of the scene, and The Court voted their thanks to the Rev. Mr. Mr. Arkrrs's bay Ally, Dacha, by llaattle, 3 yn. 4 1 d in taking him into custody. Mr. Birch , Chaplain to the Lord Mayor, for his Ser- m o ,.. b h e e t s . e s b ay . t . a s ti m:Gaaraei - yn. old, - 70. 18b. 5 1 1 tveyed to his apartments in the bar- mon, 'mooched before his Lordship, the Judges, (received lop.) - - 18 2 ~ len,. where he expired the following Aldermen, &c . on the first Sunda in 'falsit Mr. Glossop% els c. Itandapin, 3 yn. old, 6a. 21b. 2 2 2 five o'clock. He was a very fine form acid. Paul's Cathedral. y y Mr. Harris's hr. c. Velar, 3 ers. Om TO. - S 4 4 in his 21th year and was hi hl , Mr. Rabient's b. f. /RM. Hasblid,lPyrs. let. - •3 V • , - ... Y Mr. Jacks was'admitted and sworn into the of- Slr. Clifton's hr. f. by Stamford,' yn. Get. dlts 2 to 1 against M'George, 2 to 1 agaltat Mr. Cliftoa's Sk his brother officers. His remains fl ee of Curse Meter, in trust for the City. and high odds apnea Duebns. y, •• with all possible respect, at Mal_ Tlit• Fan M.skor's Company was nelde a Livery THURSDAY. .. Say ; the men of the I Ith, and the Cumpany, amid ordered to be summoned to attend s weepsta k es ., odia•ah a g, beg yrs. aid felts, est. 91h:111. Common Halls. Norfolk Militia, quartered in the lies, est. Two miles. (4 searibersj he streets through which the peoces. . MA J. Goodall's bAllirS. (lark! by Chamaar - 1 \ Mr. Soslthlici. r. Paramaiso, by Cheshire Cheese - 2 followed by the Officers in garrison, PO LICE. Mr. Tarletouto br. Slada - - 5 with the universal regret of the inha- --....--- Seventy Poond, fur Saud 4 yrs. old.-Two-mile hens. 1 by Sir Peter, 4 yea. old, town and neighbourhood. Ensign • gore -STREET.- James Browne, who had the Mt ii .t. °l sl l " ll6• b. ''' b. e . Pastallat. - _ - 1 1 OUlld means to escape from custody, appearauce of a horse-dealer, was yesterday my. Hewett's b. c. lifKilamege, 4 yn. SOL Sib. - 3 2 Is have likewise absconded. brought before Mr. NARES, the Sitting Magistrate, Mr. Scarsbrick's b. f. 4 yrs. old, tha.9ltsa. - -2 3 -........-. I charged with stealing a valuable mare, the pro.. - , ROWING MATCH. perty of Mr. Lomas, of Kensington. It appear. CURRAGH JUNE MEETING,' 1809. - -- ed that the mare was safe on Mr. Lomas's grounds , . . TOURIDAY, JUNG 8. ASTLET'S 21st prize was rowed for tos Monday night, about half past nine o'clock.- __ . r Daly's Antagonist, Sat. 711 s. against Coital Lama's ten. Seven boats were intltied to Siscro after 11 1 the prisoner was stopped by Lord O m barper, 7sL stab.-Red pest, 50 palates, half-forfeit. --Mr. Mewing six entered their names :--- Holland's watchman, with tho mare, in a field, Daly paid forfeit. r Lora - - Of Stan-ate when the prisoner said the mare was his own pros , SATURDAY, JUNE 10. lERO • - - Lambeth 1 Lt ie - - - Capes[-bridge perty, and that fie had . lost his road in endeavour . _ Mr. Kirwan ' s Slag against Mr. D a ! 's Bob Booty, Bst. 71b. eae:i.-Three miles, 100 pianos, -farfeit.-111r. Daly lug to get across the cuuutry to Uzbridge. Isaabw - - - Blaehfrinespaid forfeit. Bums - - - Three Cranes Mr. Lomas, however, having nu doubt of the SAME DAY. twitt.s. - - - Weetotiaster. snare being his property, the prisoner was folly Mr. Fleming's Gamester, fist. Sib. beat Mr. Battersby!. . . however, cicetined committed fur starting. and the Yeoman, fiat.-Post ea the Flat, JOitaismese. i seed by the fi rst five wily. The first trial. MuNDAY, ZUNI 12. t c nnly contested, and ended with CORONER'S INQUESTS. Sweepstakes for the predate of aiteiei misses, covered by 1 r Halfer.-Post oil the Flat, Wags. h. ti-Colts fist. 41b. A 11 1:00 and !ilium, being_ the three i _ Stiles ist. IMb. i. r minutes before six. Those three A n I nqu i s iti on was t a k en on M on d a y, a t th e Lor d Belesere ' s b. c. oat of Plenty (Young Buffer), re- • . t second beat ; Locx preserved his Swao, at Bayswater, before G. llorposoe, Esq. ceived ft. from four others. SAM! DAY. being in the current, i w h i l st the Coroner, on the body of a flue girl, five years Kirwan's Stakes, 50gs. b. ft.-Pest on the Fle.t.-Tbe win- I • is comparatively slack wat e r, and wit, who was killed by a coach beliteging to the oer in on Wednesday, with as many of the beats , two boats length st-head at 20 mi- family uf the Duke of Portland guiug over her on hones, run ,&. sa may cbulie Mtn, he carrying 61b. more rocn. Saturday evening. It appeared by the testimony than Ise tst weilut be oc*taan7 run 'vitas for **IP- p. p. s . r EXCHANGE, JUNE 21. adduced, that the deceased was is a little cart with her brother, a boy only eight years old, who was Mr. Hamilton's b. c. Mr. Whale y's eb. b. Johnny, 5 yrs Sat. 41b. - - 3 Yawn Swindler, 4 yrs, 811. 41b.. a driving along Pdrlealane, when they were met by r. aly's e.g. Adam, 4 pi, an. a M NI! othen started, but the Judie could wily pin? tha i ) . s Market is tolerably Well supplied tint three. Bud inure than adequate to the dos. _the carriage. 13y some accident, whilst the car- riage was passing the cart, the wheels of each be- TUESDAY, JUNE 13. ,•-iii , s heavily dieted, and do not Insin• came entangled, and the cart was overturned with King's Plateof 10egs. fur lea r t. ciso:, sat. 71b. each.-Two 4 I{ I . a quoted: Barley in plenty, and Mr. Itlrwao's Crib - - - 4.1 walked ev er . tonsiderable violence. The deceased fell under ell sale : Pease and Beans, • • of the the carriage, and the wheel going over her head Mr. iinailtaa's Swindler - 1 2 dr. et 1 4 . I dr. nrs - i 1, vary but little: of Oats the sup- caused instantaueous death. The other child was Mr. D.l 7'. Lailasn 's ' l slharpe -- - - 4 dr. iderable, with some f res h arrivals dangerously hurt. There could be no blame at- Mr. Whaley's Spl i n ter - • - - - 5 dr. . . asLi I tad Lincolnshire : and sales thereof WEDNESDAY, JONI' 14. ; . . , I sewhat lower: Flour at our last tachad to the coschutan.-ifecidsistal Death. re arc fn ether arrivals of Wheat Anotherinenisition was taken yesterday in Cas- Challenge for Kirwan's, 100 gs. each, p. p. Noe dame, as M- tle.street Oxford-market, on the body of Jane Mr. Dalys Antagonist„ast. tele. simile. - 1 , ea , ' - ~ - • siverpool from America. 9 14,......55e stn. InitA4 C•oitreinsi•.. WIWI Wilke foun d .. .• _-.-.v__._.. e-A •• , 1 I