The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-08-27 00:00:00

• -;.• • ck: . WORTHINO, A ocusr • Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte , w i l e s went out at half past five last evening, i n her carriage and taut., attended by the Dow ser Lady & Clifford, to Little Hampton, about ten re:les from this place. The Sands this even i n g a y lin tel with company ; donkeyecarts, filled with swag ladies. some dating a pair in hand Lady ipaulton and • party of Ladies were in their lan -431 and Miss Horatia NAson was in a doukey. art following. Countess Cholmondeley, Dowager e! Pare, Sir William and Lady Abdy, Vis- Guntess Clifden, and Lady Mord sun!. were In c•eit ieve carriages sea•hreese was very *harp, t h e Ladies wore large red shavrla. Our elegant atr e was very well attended; the Company in 1,0%0 WAS truly elegdnt ; the Ladies dressed in , lei rink handkerchiefs round the neck, heads en , ll white silk hats, with a wh;te rose is the gut, The performance went off with great eclat. tr. Trotter's C 14Seitlie me; with gre at ap plause; Mrs. 11. S;dchins's 7i.:4,s wa tt very much aalmirrd ; Mr. Purser, as Dautd, kep he house in •oatinual bursts of h-ughter. The greatest praise lee to Mr. Trotter, as Manager, for the elegance id accommodation of the house ; sce nery i s :aut; ; there is ag• eater change of scenes than trey was known at a provincizlTbeatre. Amon, la the Company were the Doc;i-s, of Manchester, the Coolness Cholmondeley, L-td F. Montague, lady Hamilton, Viscountess Clifden, Dow 4ger Lady f••tre, kc. &c• AUGV.T We have not this day been gratified with the pre. settee of her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte • Wales on the Sands ; hut ii e Bathing Machines tree perv.erial motion, and the rvinrnin4 being A e. priced wary to take aqua , ie rseursion , ; ;1•• ladies were ca tied into the boats in the fisher too'. arms. There is a fine breeze, and the place is all life. Several persons are walking on the Sank. L , rd F. Montague is amongst the Corn ; sisd we are happy to say his Lordship is much mowed since he has been here. Sir William and Lady kb y will leave next Monday for Chet tealata The Portuguese Ambassador is expefted here in a few days lions Portannuth, at his house in Illontigaesplace. There have been several arrivals this Jay, and the town is a complete bumper; beJs are very scarce, The Earl of Dose) ester went at:a moreirz rn Aiundel, to view the beauties of the Castle at that place. Pitt of the third Regiment of p w r.nrt marched in here this morning from Arun del, to join t woo are here on duty. Warwick 1.. t ..., as soon as her Itlval Uighur , ' the Princess Chiti , itte of 'iv'aies leaves it, which will be on Mon ra.ty, be taken by Lord Pare. —Monday. •. OLUI4TM I RI. (CIRCULAR ) SIR, W:.r. (Ora, Augott 10, ISO?. Het Majesty 111 , 44 leen itiarooth!e pleaerd localism! the Allowance., wanted to Volunteer Car v e of A:tiller/ mod 'oleo, rt., to sutli Mew as have b<eu, or shall It-, envolhel vultelhently to 11W 440't /oil, eritt the 14. 3 ( •; . "11 .. t.. " .411 . 1 1 t e UP,III Pilll44llClit 1 told Duly. I liege the honour to tea scut SOW • ••11101.4 N. jtdauun. Islet, • tbkhett a. I i,,• • . u e •• ....or to So, Tour teuvt humbly Servant, .1. FULITNEY. - Reituhhicsos.. at , entog the Pay and Allowances, granted to Volunteer Corps of Artillery and 'inanity, to Mao a:m..llW subomeoutly W Ilse 24th July, 16 .1. ; and pennittiog the laid Corm to ae.u.nble w o o. Perm inent Pay awl D..ty and determining the Charge for Isispections. 1. The same pay and allowances as are granted to those Member. of Volunteer Carps 4 Artillery and Infantry, enrolled pri it to the 24th July, 1206, ate exte•iimt mein th.• 25th April, 1807, to those nen who may have been enroiled therein s a beatioeistly to the 2.lth Ja:y, 111106, rx whu mar be enrolled here/titer, not exceeding the estahlaMe.ent of the Corm. Should any men be e. 001.01 beyond the establoattoent, they am, as formerly, to be Considered a•SUprrnuateratieb. 11. Sudh men as may have been enrold..4 between the 24th day of July, ibob, and the 25th day et April. 1110, caw soy emitted to be charged Psr Iran the latter dare. 111. Sucn Volunteer Car;is of Artillery and Infantry of shall not have exercised owe via. 16 days nn the present year, have the mama of af•eto.Ool upon permanent pay and duty , under ai tne coodnas of the let-lantana which were In farce to the year IV• ho corps is to he on assembled for lees than 10, or snots than 14 data. and in no instance ale the number of days of gamma.: (including the days or iosimaiinn) and the 'mower of dais on permanent dal' (incitatim the days on tlir ute , rtl) tO atoCoolt totletollt to mom thaw lids bat st is undelomol out all Volunteers sha y : muster for drill and eXetelie 4.,e day in each week that may be tinned to est•ouptions. V. The non•ctimraisneaed officers, drunins,re, and migrate men, will It r0t..1,1 to receive ~.r per titeol, each, as matching, or bounty money, fur the nuathe of days they shell be aloe 0b..0 .ot perms rent duty, user and above lb* pay and allowance , of their immenive ranks. This allowance will, as deltillet.y. Or lloord, in li•gAleo , l, by tire of the county, an.. in Scotland, by the COI.g.:1 1 1f 01 the Cem VI Tht. nerminion to Valero—r Corps of Artillery sold Ir. fanny, to asserob e on permanent pa. aird dot., raaa,ds ere y tire present year : .ech duty Meet thorerure be p a sfor t ned P r e . loony to the 25itt D .c.asber, 18,0 VII. Those Corps which may be desirous of thug ammo bleg, must aunty, as heretofore, through lit Mai s..y'slo..ate. mint of the Camay, te tlre Secretary of Sr .le far ton Hooke Department. 11,:o extra pie it allowed for days of ropeetion; they are to be considered at ordinary days of exerc ,, e, mad a c to b/ cirsdfliti as tuck, and w Conn part of tli. 'Jaye foe wrack; pay mellowed in the tear . ABARDEeN. AuGusr Tuesday last, Barley Harvest began in this neigh bo.irhoo •, where it will soon be gen:4al ai,d abun dant. We are happy to say, similar tsvoorable ae counts, both of the commence nent of the harvest and arpearance of the crop, have reac''el iis from different parts of the country ; and, if tia.soe:o .able •iiin does not set in, we have great reason to believe, that do bsrley and oat haryst will, in general, be earlier than was expelled. During this week, how ever, we have had a good deal of rain, especia!ly on l'uesclay evening last, when there W4i a very heavy fall for some time, after a •aiirm of uncommonly loud thunder, and the most vivid Hashes nt fling, which continued with great violence lot seve ral hours, fortunately unattended with any accident in this quarter. Saturday last. impress warrants for the navy were issued here, under the orders of Captain Nash, the Regulating Officer in Leith. The militia in pal son and recruiting parties were called o ut in a id of this service ; but notwithstanding the great nth-- vity shewn on the occasion. veil , little saccess at tended their endeavours, the stamen in general lute:, logged and secreted th emselves, in consequence o f early notice being received of the circtur•tat.ce. A company of the militia marched the same day for Peterhead, in execution of this duty; and having reached that place in the evening, without any alarm, succeeded in securing a considerable number of people, the greater part of whom were afterwards dit.missed, and a few useful hands only detained. PR IVA E CORRESPONDENCE. fwl7 • M 1 SPORTING mriLuanicz. EGLI %I it ACES. - r .~.. TVESDAY, AUG. 23. The Gold Cup of luOgs. value, and B:4rs. in r • •,••• **l* he r,.cori ! burro 4as recosired back 114 rtake. . - . r I A... of VI.. eActi, for all a...aa Three year 0 1 .yi • . rl ,is. 3:',. ...lour ye-r olds. 7.4 II"; —five year old. , • , r,i ......;;A year oirla, Illy 121 b -ayial se-T1 . 94 *Wares zit ikf ..a its t... be , agostral 11U-.oty: foci -oplis hoot. IA F;santont'obwther to Cardinal liseufert, 4 !err. 74 lent. i rte. I it0....1',. Mi. , ' Jockey, by Jolsaitry„ ...i yrs, 6.l.'itly. .i.• F.,ltti ' .. i•tryli• it . • . . • • 3 Mr re-r.n.•• -. !!,., c.ocri a, 3 4r4. • • . • 4 Mr. C C 11: 4:llth 1111/11i4 .hrh by Gyiety, out of htl:il 3 g yes. Ott . 6 u Mr Laa,,,A• '4 ht . C CAnfitar, by Go.liford, ...lyre. tilt 215. dr :at. 1.. G. wc• s P• hr.c. 6 ),*. 14 lill;a M. Etat cr.:ass eh c 'l,l Litairkin, 3 In- :lie . Hr. tioalb-un native M:., Coiner, `vas. . • air Skyner's 61 e by 0 tar, oat of M• tins. 2 re de Mr. ii. login named Mr Wiry'. as. edarga , etni, byre tir Sir W:lli3m Cihhons, Mr. Grat,T.'Mr. Howorth. Mr. Shakespeare, Mr. Mellill , , Sir fr,seph 14 4 .vhey., (Atli Ashto make. and the Deka of St. Alban 's, were solisct ;bets, but did not name. • . The Stewaris could orly place two A very - goo.i race. Escn nesting on the geld aglinst the I orather to Cardinal if.aefitl: and fire to two as .lost Aleoler 7.4,y. Wan by a length. Th. NT.biemen sal Ocitlsooto's Plate of 501 fee' for dl' eg , T; 3.. r ;, d. to carry 5.5. 911, ; 4-y'. of Ia 7st 61 b j 5-yr: ul , ls SO El. T,6 yr. .4es t.t war n 3 aged S. 10 ib. 3. 1 ar i Mares uld filtd:acs to be all . • I lie eri traia aidlaama P. 4- or S .cry tales fo...cir . wed of sere 211 r. extra. 'far beet of three . 4.er . ostry . Mr I.adb crkros br eweev vs 4 th• , vst.'9lS. I e 11 sir. Henry'. br e. Guat-hut 4.N •,41; Tit. tiii..... 2 4 2 The carn;vany nn the Course kept ;sate with the sports. Never wars the tace.grourd better atteedw .ed ; all thy heAtry and tAshi.in in the eneironl Ot Eghain were prasY:it, mad the c lowan,' tram Loudon wis also hurn•-rous. Het MAjewy, the Dikes Of CiArencs and Sasser, and the Princesses, wet.: pee seta, and took their station in a %tend era-B.d for 110 purpose, situated nem the coat nrin roost rhi Duke nt Sasser nccAsiva44 rude on hr rse..acit. ill conversation with the 110 'lf BArrymote. The whole Went off with spirit, and the c..irttp t iny lett we course in gocd humour. You AUGUST NI EVVINC 7 . 11101•17•9, •cettitt 24. • Litt year Of a snbicription of 'Jigs .seh, for boost.% Four tastes (II Sun mis e ry.) Duke of Hamilton's b. e. Grazier, by Sir Peter T....a1e, 1 4 yrs eM, 7st 914 Lord Illailingtoit's Trafalgar, yni 8.1 1. •r 1 Fitzwilbalb's Dtiville, 4 Tr. Md. 7,4 91b . Mr 21 B. Hodgson'• b. m. Lida Mary, aged Ast . 4 Mr. eluferth's gr. colt, by Hansbletoniao, out of Faith, 4.m. old, 91b.. . 3 Mr. Mdli.tes 'or b. Norval, aged est lOW. 2 to 1 on Trafalgar. Seeepstakto of 100 is each, b. ft. Two miles. Mr 'Cltilders`lb. e. by Smutted, dans by hoti:•.teaux, 34. 1114 Ste M. M.Sykeis b. I. Florist, by Precipitate, out of Young Rachel, 84. . 7, b..e. by Bening'..rwsgh, out of Rosa. entid,t4,t. 2:0. • • . • . . .ps 4 and 6 to 1 on Mr. Childers's colt. • The Produce StAtes qt 1 00es ea•h, It. ft. for low years 441 Mit!, 4,1. /tb. fi'lies, 11,1. 4:b. Fow miles Mr. Peltses b. e. Truitt), by Isermigbroogh, out of Co •••- s.autia, Mt. 41b •'; . • • • . . • . LAMA ra1&P41.1.16', ray fin!, MOT, by Sir Peter Tessier, dam tor DiOrnede, est. 4 b. • • . . 2 Mo. Walker", mole. anft, Baronet, by St.' le, Mst. 714.. 3 Sir M. M. Sy iceOs ,Ite I. MIS.. Teazles Humiplmii, by Sit Perm Teazle, but a .Hompit,,. 8. 4 4 'S • . . 4 Lord Foloy's W. c. Part, b 1 Sir Pater Teazle, out of Ho. ratio, 84. 7;o. : 2 to I on Paris. • The Cries plat. of 103 gs. for four-year olds and upwrnis. Four toilets. Mr. Mellt•fes be. e. Lock's-All. by Stamt.rd. 4 vs. ow, t* LAM Strathesores b. f by Sir Peter Teazle, out of He roine, 4 vr5...41. 4:b. -• • Lock's-111 o•Ated tth turri', and leaped the ditch, but was charge! with ! coming ..a the cs.-141e of a p.i.t l ho artemard• boated, and Lord Strathroo•es filly fell. I.ock • ••• MI :ame it first, and th... race Is to be detenrsined by tug Steward:., btol on Lard Stratbrumes Mateo for 111:r.gr. Two mile,. Mr. M. Haiwke's b g Bright Pisani's, by Hammer, s e a, lest. 71b remised fo.fo.t from Mr. Thomparnes b g. So:spite, torotber to Stretch, by Suide, 6 year., obi, tf ~ ..111,11 1 .1R Y HALL. On Monday night the Officers of the King's Royal itarurd regiment gave a ball and supper to the DV talky aad Gentry of the reighbourbooi of Windsor Wit, environs, which was well Auer ded. It was gown in a Marge, 90 test lei g. placed in the Bar• rack-yardrmany Nnblemen and Ladies of distinEtion *needed. • Colonel Dosit to. and All the Offici rs of vie r-giment A atria Guards, Bkrs. were of the patty. About ISO sat down to a very elegant sup per, under the direaion of Messrs. HILL', the Nies - 24.ters to the Royal Stafford regiment, who ti teised thanks for their great attention. I'he marqwer was illuminated with variegated lamp., the Crown at one end, and Staff -rd Knot at the other. Ameng the compall were, Lady Ittete , :( sad rophant, Lady Ilehatter, Lad, George Nlar.ay, Hon ht 114 To...end. u nit . Gy l ieut an d Mts. Harunart, Wu. two Mitt Vytet, the two Mit. kb nu, Mr. and Mr. F two MiwVantAttunt, Mitt Gemini, Mai. and ad;s: ttnth. renuins rt in.: 1.)a6,e3i r Cr C;;CESTILII, are he interre.i in the vault at W inusor, where Cie Dike and two c..ddien were buried. ne. , '< ‘‘,ll < r•, he opened to-morrow. Mr. PIRCF.YAL takeu Lord Tetosmovries ho , ,w, or, LlA,,,tam Common, at one Y.:tn.:red gui- IsCAS 4 friOlitil. (•row left by the late Cardinal Yortot to the : , ,ng f)1 SARDINIA. Is not Sttppostd to be wart: Yesterday the Duke of PORTLAND CDtC:ta:Ded !! - .r ('sbinet Nlinivers to dinner His Grace's Ca ra I) till remove ft • - •rn the house in Downiu-street, atuched to tic cffice of First Lord of the Treasury. • 1:1,. to Burlington House, Piccadilly, on Tuesday neat. The Duke will go to Bulstrode to-mart ow. This day and to-morrow, Mr. PERCLVAL will give dinners to numerous parties, at his house on Clapham Common Mr. Lowrey*, of the Bath company, is said to deligkt in muter parts. ueiday was married. at Mary-la-bonne cliurchs hr the key. WILL, Ass Mime Ay, Major-Gtocral VirAT. brother to Sir AIM NMI" ILINNT, to the . Miss PH I et;, dauellter of the late Lord Mot.- ONAVI. ItteMo.i/hed old Gentlemen speak in raptures tf the Kellum Skew at Cllcltcrilialu. Windsor Theatre was crowded on Mcnd.ty night, and Mr. MUNDENN Sir 464 Handy received the alearaptutans applause. He a as, or 'satin-day yerlorm Capin Bertram, in Ihe Birth Day ; and iea night. Sir Aiosbonv ALse/idc, in Nir. Summate's adrnireLie comedy of The Rivals ; and Mrs. Moots io Jatic• The house secs all taken. Mr. Moans,. hia renewed Ms engagement for three night. more. N!essts. RAYMOND. Dowro a, and Fr: xitumoss, were received with the g:•eatest applause, at Dun dee. The lieut:e overflowed each night of their p , ifotmaime. Oa the Sunday preceding their dr- P. 4 :tnte, a orAc excellent Sermon was preached at Lae English Clive!, by the Rev. Dr. G • ANT, and considerahle eolletion made for the sick pcnr of Diorite. Mr. FITRIIMMQWII wive his prolessinnal ?id in the celebi ated Recitative .sod Air, from Ihe Ifertia yr. and Avery Vallee; also the braut•ft•l anthem, 1.64 row rip. 64;r Pas He was accompanied on the organ by Mr. Rouses, late *of York Minster. It was a most interesting and de lightful peitoymance, and was honnured by the that.ks of the Conduaors and Clergy, presented in the handsomest manner. Her Wales in her s m. s, yrrs uni rnwg 11,01 4 art fi Ltd! Gant rer?e' and t he% file whit • dtt: • trot sal coa . I . ‘ and tic lilt • Col Ha r. is se t• tt Id is 11,7 i 7. re for It Ist lie ar. y. new Fth lODMIN RACES• TUESDAY, AUO. 18. A r.:•,te of I. givers by toe Members for the Count:, for al; ages. Mr. Trrq.mirm's b. h. Handles?, 4-yrs old . . 1 1 Caps. %Vett'. ch. g : Father M..eshaue, srd . A Sweepaakes of Sgs each for heroes 1.01 thorough bred. Mr. Sutton's Challenger, aged • • . . :41r. Coward's b.,. Daneeeway, Cyr. old . . 2 2 MI. Coward's b. g..Chaode, aged • . . Jr A Sweepstake:sof D[+, tad', with lOgs.. d.ted f.oas the Rl.log Fent' 1 One fOU:•&aliie hut. from the earth,' mood. • ' Mr Tresanim:s Handleip Mr. Carron's lb. g Fothall, aged 1 - - - _ taiOntio•Y. A Plato of NI. pay* by Lord Or Donstuovile. Mr. Sutton's Chul!cnisor . . . Captain Wait'. F-ther Vre"thane • ' A Sweepttaact of sg. Pict, for [looters. Four miles. Mr. Fa:townie , r Furs, sod I . . . Mr. Corytoris Kithill • 2 . . 1 1 2 2 A manuliQurer in Dentnatk, has invented a cies of hat of an deft Int-and darable kind, prepay. from the skin of the Sea-dog (Ci ie. de Met). ria Dani,h Mantel/. in consequence cf the discovery. has given an exclusive privilege. in the nature of out patents. for three year., to the inventor. A Dublin Paper, Vie balk Varier, congratulates its reach-n*Bn the appearance of a mining specula tion io that country. It states, that the Ross Islanl and Enniscotthy mines have for three years pest afforded amploymelt to upwards of a thous 'lid penple, and add., that a new mine has !rely been discovered on the estate of the Earl of Ds av, near sha town oflippora:y. Cliplou•AccaNiucaTtow 07 MOILT •T COW. ToU•10 lt has been calzulatad that a single pepny put opt at 5 tier cent. crimp:mod west, t t t the birth of our Saviour, *wild have rm. doted. in the xeir I 7Sti, the ehorrnous sem of 550.1)91, 03030, GjOvoo.oooool. 600030.00004 A potious :Doh %cold make a bulk of Delhi tiler - its& of vie 'pint of party, on, to nave given •••••••••••••• -- ounds iteiling , u .l %c n wcut.o - _ mongst us, still were fruitless, Medical assistance was obtained u 1 p 1•PIP, of these s peedily as possibly, and every effort made cn the I gold of 110 oioli)n C.mes tiut magritade of vie oug:it not to bodies to re.tore life , bat in vain. The names of the whole earth ; at simple in:crest , the s ame or Ti° 4l- deceased pup ils are . Nswzips, lussaibir. asd sum, in the same spac e of time, would on:y have . 4 Losoa• POLICE. VILIN, AUO. Tie late affair between the Kines Court and 13oillieborough Yeomanry. in the county of Cavan, having been much niisiepresented, and greatly ex aggerated, I send you the following account, which may be relied upon: — At the affair of Muff. in the county of Cavan, on the I ifrh in-t. a cram' took place between two pri est-3 of these corps, in consequence of an old grudge between them. In the contest, the Baillie borough man stabbed the Kif.g's Court thoo, but not d ingrrously. Many of the members of the two corps laa mg at the time in the fair, they assembled, and ranging themselves in opposite parties, a serous coals& ensued , in which many w ere seterely M- I I. jured, though no lives were lost The result was in ifavour of the King's Court party, the other being the weaker, was obliged to retreat. It had been fix -d some time before by the Bri gade-Major, that these two corp sho old be in speaed together wish the Shereock Yeomanry, but dreading the revival of their animosities. he met vie King's Court Cops a few miles from Baillie borough, ins2ecied, and then very prudently or dered C.ern to return home, while he writ back to inspect the other corps ; some at the Baillieborough Corps. who, it is said, had obtained a promise of assistance from the Shercock med , disa pp ointed in I their hopes of revenge, behaved very turbulently dur ing the course of the inspedion, patticelarly a per son who had been a pi incipal rioter at Muff, he said, 0 He was an Orangeman, and would do a. he liked." An Officer reproved him for the insolence of his conduCT, and attempted to strip him of his orange insignia, with which he was profusely decorated, when he instantly lard down his arms, and was. I am sorry to say. imitated in this by several other individuals of tne corps. They have, however, I since understand. condescended to femme them. Whether or not Government will seize this oppor tunity to check a wild and irregular spirit of party, which has r nerated so many evils amongst es, still remains to Ise seen—certain it is, the reyairy of these men, as they themselves phrase it, ougit not to excuse their disobedience as soldiers, or their viola , tion of tht laves as subjeas. HATTett•asabie. Yam Pak, an hostler and horse-keeper, was brought before the Magistrates at this Office, chargad with having in his possession a bay horse, the pro perty of Stephen Cooper, a Farmer at F.lemington, in the county id . Northamp• on, which had been stolen from the said. Co3prr in the 'torah of June last. It 3ppeared that the horse in question was stolen at a fair in the neighbourhood where Cooper re sided, together with his greatcoat. bride and sad• die ; and the sv:•eit after the robbery. the,horse was iseen in Smithfield market, by the person who sold hirato Cooper two years before, in the possession of one Saitdero is, a horse dealer. Fells had boigi.t the horse from a Mr. Rawson, and was to :Ave paij him 61. but finding be was a stolen horse, be scot bun back. Rawson purchased the horse fer a friend (tom Sanderson, which latter, since the horse had been discovered by the nigh: owner. had offered to take him back and return the money he had origi nally paid for him. The value of the horse to the owner was considered about 81. Fells bore a good charaaer, and was well known in the waighhaur hood, and Mr. Rawson was a respeet.tble stenie keeper. The so , pieion there ore of . the felony. rested wholly upon Sandereso, fu► whose awe hension the Sitting Magistrate gave immediate di ?taints. Hoary Clemeefs, a hicitriereoseit-paner, was also brought before the Magistrate's eitarged with a s ;- miler offence, in having in his posit , swat e bright bay mare, the property a one BrI.:igloos. a resident of High Wycombe, who was in the habit of letting out horses to hire. On the lit of Jonoary lest • person hired eit mare in slur& and was to return that night, or the nest mooting, but who whoLy absconded with the snare, which wes now 106 , 0 ri the possession of Clements; who sxlcl, that b ing in want ot a horse.* person. calling himselr Pritchard, came to him, with the mare. and told him, that a friend of his (naming him) had informed nim. that he wanted a :torte. and having examined her and agreed about the price, be paid him lawhich was considered to be the full value of toe mere. Upon farther investigation it turned out, th..t th.s mare ...Lis .fen by Pesree. wno was tried, condemned, and sae • --tt at the front of Newgare. Ito Wednesday sennight, f h Ase st-ating, and who, shortly pre. vitro. ,o his exec rs..h. wrote to Bridgman, dircaing him to cell o.t his (Pearce's) wife, in a fortnight. and he should hear nomething about his mare. It also appeared, that Bridgman. and his hostler, at tended the examination of Pearce. beton' the Ma gistrates. at Bow-street, when the hostler recognised two to be the person to whom the mare was bored ; notwithstandirg which he preferred no Bill of le diament ag:tinst him, but acr.v sought restitution of the mare through the means of the Magistracy. Tr.* SITTING MAGISTRATE LOW hi n, he should have prosecuted Pearce in ordered the the first instance, and the Judge would then have mare to be re stored ; but as the precut owner of tut mare had given a fair price for her, and no suspicion of fe lony attaching upon him, he (the Magistrate), had not the power of restoring the mare, and he therefore referred him to his remedy by a civil ac tioo. The Magistrate alto reprimanded the coach owner for purchasing a hots from a person he had never seen or beard of before. GUILDHALL. • Yesterday, Page and Perth, hare, the two person, who were committed oo Tuesday for breeding a riot at an auction in Skinner-street. and beating Harwood, the Attaioneer. and his wife, as men tioned in our Paper of yesterday, were again brought up, and admitted to bail, to appear and take their u ;el the next Quarter Sessions. Mrs. tlarpur, a respeaable chiszo's wife, ap peared to charge two well looking women, but or an unfortunate elass.together with ayoung gentleman a revenue officer, whose name we have not beads with having assaulted, battered, and roti-ed her in the public sweet, Cnespside, on "l'oesday sight. about the hour of I t o'clock. The hosscutris stated in her charge. Oat the Prisoners were togedser Sher a groats, or gang, and had struck and knocked doen, wi g intention to rob der of her cloak and other articles of wearing apparel. which they took by force from her persoa, hut which were produced in Court, owing to tie diligence and itaivity of the Police. This charge appearing to be very serious and alarming, under all the circumstances attending it , the Alderman became peculiarly minute iss his in vestigation, and ilsisted upon committing to Bride well, net only the women of ill tame, for this out rageous violation of the law, but likewise the young Revenue Oitcer ; but the Revenue Officer strenu ously denied that he had either struck the Prosecu tor, or ever known any of the parties in this affray, before he bad unguardedly joined the crowd which surrounded Mrs. Harpur, while she Lay under the hands of her assailants and robers. He produced his superior, aid other sespedable persons. w nix uncommon good chara6ter in his department, in consequence of whick (against the positive swearing of the Prosecutris) he was discharged. II•NSION-HOUSR. Lai's, the servant of Mr Bullock, the Bankrupt, before the public heretofore, for his refusal to gsse satisfactory or foil answers, upon his examination, relative to the alleged trauda of his master, respett ing the effeas of the Beuktupt, under the Commis. sion, was this day discharged, upon his own recog nizance, in the sum ci 2001. al:hough remanded few days ago, for his reluaance and refusal to an swer the necessary quesiinos proposed to him on a previous examination ; his subsequent examination. A seems, before the Lean Marna, having appeared to be perfeetly satisfactory. On Thur.d.y last, the young gentlemen of the Rath ssihool, adjoining Manchester, having gone t) bathe in the old river, three of them were unfortu nately drowned near Ageeroft Bridge. The part of the river into which the sufferers went was deep. and, when their danger became apparent. one of the teachers who accompanied them, but who could not swim, waded up to his neck, with his clothes on. to nave given them assistance, but his &forts were fruitless, Medical assistance was obtained as speedily as possibly, and every effort made cn the bodies to restore life, bat in vain. The names of the deceased pupils are, Narvis, Saasonaw. asd tut Ith . r !r.ti of of Sri %, , r