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$ ts. ; , • POLICE. so* rra et. N billettdal ♦eas Tampa owl exaosimetl befog* Rickard El : ad fully a _, committed fug trial, ea a chaegt of he a magm Mg. Ist 11911114,01111‘1 that the Prosecutor, W. Franth, • smell. reeve ' restriimr in Little Guildford-street, ireasell-square, on the dlh Anguat last quilted his house abort ire o'clock it Me morning, leasing the same securely fastened, for the purpose of atteeilleg Covent.ga, den Market; ow his return hr kerevemd that it had been enter. d by mesas of false keys and property to the amount of 601. stole,. A person mew pyiog Ike house °impolite had ohm, wed a man come out of 14e Framis's house, and • description of him broom given to Pitts, the enridettor of the now.street patrol of that di, trlet. he apprehearied the Prisoner that 11301•111IC in Wells. street, M•ry.le-troac. nerd no sealching his lodging, several of the stolen articles were faired. aIUSEN-1141.1AUW. A footman, in the family of T. F. M. Torten, Esq. the Barrister, was charged before the sitting Magistrate on mos pieMn of robbierg his master. bowie, ms the morning of the b-h irstalit, of plate to a large amiumet, and shoat 601. in notes and revemtgos. It appeared that isfermation of Me rubbery bad been given at ibis ware, and Galsoure the officer had been sent to 'gamine the premises; he found that a piece had been cut out of a plowl its the street door, but to clammily, that ha was clearly of opinion it had owl been dune by regular thieves; he boned s model M the house, which currespotided with the holes tweed in the door ; and, oil closer inspection, he ilisenvesed the holes had been bored betide. This induced lino to ramose 141. arreauts, and be learned the Prisoner did mt go to lied tin two or three o'clock it tb. morning. He mat merched the Priseare's.box, and found a phosphe rsm.boa slut nertehes, six 'sovereigns, of ',loch ha cisold act giet a patisfitcloey accoutre, a pair of silk stun kings beluaging to his Master, sod other articles, and cuuserreutly he took Itiin'inta custody. Mr. Tot tom saki he had not gives any of there articles to the : Primmer. He caused hancbbills to be circulated, offer. lag reward of 401. for a discovery of the relaters. Since that he received • letter, giving some informalities upon dm subject ; but the writer pretends he is amid of being user. dined If be rase forward publicly. The Magistrate thought this letter WAS to milked the Pres mentor more than any this; else, and ordered the Prisoner to be remand, d. 1 formation had been received at the office a short time ago slat several Nulsiesams bad La 10111 t valuable dugs attice the commencement of the spurt in: season, G. Popie and Cooper subsequently discovered a gang of dog stealers resod. tog at Clubses, and they apprehended two of them. Amongst the dots swot' were Iwo pointer's, Me property of the Earl of Eno ; twee'e miters, the property of Sir. Mellish, M.P.; a brace of pointers beleagiag to a gentleman 111 Qin., n.scinare, sod seer, al niliers,each of which we, e worth from SO'. to 1001. On. f Ike gang went into the comet,' in the rhaneter of a sportsman, and the officers traced 11111110 Cambridge, 'there they took him isite custody. He sold street! Goo dots on ids travels, and on the day he wee apprehended be received NM/. fur two stolen primer.. They brought him bettor • Magistrate, 1111111 ft she charge was proved, Bad lie was eons. Mined to the House of Correction fur six mouths. His mom 'Aston was remanded. , 111 WATTOW-CIARDCW. • ; ANOTHER STOLEN CHILD. Y ay Lel weed Rareock, • constable, residing at Bat tle , brooch' • line boy, only eight years old, before * the • g Magistrate, to whom be related she filloweng particular. : —About eight u'etotk on Smalley night the Is• y was Cooed crying is Maiden lane, by a woman, of wheel be was inquiring his way to Rumford; be had us Neither hat, shoes, tow storkisega; and being asked bow be came there, be gave law fully. iug wens, of himself: He staled Ibis be bad nu soothe., sail that his father was at sea, and he was f laird at M. ferry's busrding-•entiol at Rumford. 1.a.1 411.d..e5d” we, k he had • h• 1( holiday to are the fair, whys he met a man in • brown coat, who gave him a prtawy, and ?faired hini is tome with hem, lad he wouhl give hem some f'"C'thcrasi .a I .ben him the show.; he wrist with the man, who mu k hien to a Caralrall, where he skewed hien a raffle. snake ; these were three other men and a wumass in the tine of elos men blew a trumpet; say kept hem all day •o 1 at night 'twee off, iskiag hint with them, and treating hem of be erie4. that night he aid the taw slept at Layetsustoue, on ppping Forest, said they sent the sumaie and the other nines to Lawton wish !he forest picking hlaskbetries, and that be lived upon threes, lame sliest, and a piece of red leering. They slept on Ilse Cure Yl that week; what the see dot us turns be yield not say. lint one night he beard the watchman, sod he called so tom ; our of the meet told bias to hold his tongue or he nook! mailer him. Our of the men eolebeel bon of his mew shoes, seal:age, lint, 1011, and black neckerchief. On Natniday they Sr. ised to Leeman, situ at night deserted Mat in M•identane,•bere lie began to Inquire Ms way to !tasty ford, alien be was brought to lieeicom k, the (Imitable, who kvpe bine ever 'axe. and gave bine shuts and seakeogs to app ar in. lie is a nee fair child, and appear. wall edu -e.emed and aceowernied to company. The Martatraws made 11.:.n sit on a chair Iwo wren ibconciver,obil.l they examined m Pam wiry strictly. lie did Hut vary in the least iu the statement delivered by the constable. lie was hand.? pen, ink, aid riper, and drilled to elite his name, •nol the school Ili to whence be sae enticed away ; he wrote in a very hew haul . Mr. Perry's Boarding School, Roinifued, William brows." The Magistrate. expverreel la ir. surpeire that Mr. Percy did taut advertise bon, as he was taken away a week last Wednesday. The offi cers alienated obey had a strong suspicion of the p ar _ tits alto wok away 11.0! Child, awl thought they cm old air prebead taus. The Magistrates ordered the ( Arm s o make every effort to sake them, and desired Harrivek, the veils ir, to keep the child, that 1w inacht be brought forwaid to prove time Cate, particularly or tolihiug hint of his lira, shoes, 'dockage, and ntikerchnf, and to proceed imdansly to Rumford, and seqoaiut Mr. Perry, width he promised to do, and thus the ease rests at present. FRAUDULENT REGISTER OFFICE. Thoreau Tres!ar, oho kept a ft. yister Office for hiring of terwants on Chaltentrell Freer, was Wool's' up "Is the cos -tody of Won. Road, jou. for a record exansinatioe, Owed Ay Elizibeth Moffat with onl4wfully, know iogly, and by t>♦ler yietenees obtaining of her 3s. her money, with Intent to chest and defiant' her of the same. It appeared from the stet. merit of the Coal!)laisaat, as istaresisog looking &soak, that also had paid the Priasswer 3s. to procure her a allotting ;Abel be had scot her so a M. 'Sittge irk, Maaur•place, Walworih, sad upuls her sashimi •ppliestiun there she learned that Mrs &Myrick had never tweet in want of • aervant, our had are givers instructions to uh• Prisons r vu pruiride het one. Tb r ee viber chary it of a eiatiise mature were preferred agraisrst the vibe was reasaaded *ill Friday sex, An liff. Sedg IT ick aad the ushers were entered to alteud. A very singular sud lamentable instance of sod as-Li death occurred at Brighton on Monday. Mr. SPRoI.C, a ristlenian of fortune, arrived Oil Sunday last, a. d put up at the Gloucester Haiti, to the landlord of which inn he was well known as an old vustonier. o,s Monday morning he went to &Inhu med's, on the west cliff, and ordered a shower bath, 'fits) a Inch he placed himself ; when he was ready, she bath war, in the usual manner, discharged upon him. when, shockiug to relate, he fell in •asontly dead. Every medical assistance will • immediately called in, and the most skilful tiviumeist adopted to restore euspended vintner. von. but aithout dire , . His death is sup • posed to have been produced by the shock being tiosi severe fur a triune already much debilitated, or Itues oproploky. The bath was nut unusually 'charged, bat was precisely as the deceased had used it befure. Ilte Coroner was on the spot, and Jury •ssa imp% diotely eurnissowed, who returned a y e s (het —MO* the wieiterieA 4.4 The body wati talierso4lotitrattuved to a piniate beam for in tetthept. -; ANOTHER CALAMITOUS FIRE. ~.........___L.. Yeeterdly neentied, shame tee mi•••••bi'to••••• 6. e i ll i ck , s Are broke out is the lower put of the premiers sf Mr. Myers, soviet., procilviamsfeeterer, loser wt. Primers street BM, ItiebaliMA street, St.' Amino, Bobo. A. Moil was gives toy perspire who nhoweved OM and ...k. isms ist themigh the shop wisdom', ml *ire secidestelly kz et passing. At. Ibis time, all pewee' Ihe home molt buried is ekes. A meet soon pretested its if Wirth do. Iles descripikie: toed shoals of Are; MAOr of smithers, with childrew it their boom., elmeit iii ef Ilmtlil, I soismbers of sees, wanes, sad ' . ag out of their houses and slots Me skiellil IM IMMIri at • distaste from the devastatimg• Midteill; I esieslows ef almost every house in the meigblisoirtilii filled with the imhshiissits, mixiiiiisly inquiries, ." Am we safe r' others rensiving their property tutu St. Atom's - ellareh-yarel, sot piecing their i t helpless babes ea beds iii the .pee sir. The bootee of Mr. Myers bed berm very emosider- ' ably before be we soy of the lodge's were scopostamed with their danger. Old Mr. Myer., hie wife, a, son, mod daughter, got est at • side dour (the emisuee s o the pre seism occupied by Mr. Myers, joie. is the music sod violie betimes.). Mr. Myers was mooch burst, having &egged owe of his toss out of a mom en the Arm Aver, *hes veer loped in Awes; the sem was also setecbed. A lodger se Mr. Myers was ishoerved at Dee of the wisdom', emilleg is the most sgonostmg rommer fur essistaure! his eperloweet was Ailed with woke; be struck his head in • state of des. pair, and lespeoftleitrogb the wieduo ; Ow common fewer had bees opidid, end be fell egotist the timber miller which had bees mimed round the cavity; be was takes up apparently ti hfehnis corpse. Mr. Myers, his son, sod Me firmer man, Shit wis s lodger, were earned to Al idiestreiho Jabot i tee, of /he. are mot expected to survive. A=g 1 k Ni.? Mr; Myers is believed to have bunt( so Y he slept ko il room 'et the back of she bower, aid old Mr. Myers ovoid not perinea to it in cosespiesee of the Mentes rubbing up the stair.esse. A lodger sod tore laird children are misortl, and it is believed that they have sloe fell victims to die ferry of the leases. Four houses ire, completely destroyed. Vuturiesately, no water could tkr obtained to supply the regimes sill hell' se bow Mkreollite' Are bed begss to rage, or the power of the Mslied IMillike soon have been slopped ; sad the chief engine. wen MAIM ti lire is Greercherib loner, in the City, sod it was pee* tilt; o'clock before the smolt, enemies could be brought M Oki with effect. The Grit Amor of Mr. Alyeres house web ie. espied by a Gestlenosa who was a dealer is pietist* t reed the stock of picture., some of which were very valosbiti.... chiefly by old messes.—sure costively destroyed. The ps. rill officer* streto'd Ss. Awe's Church, end received the goods of the isoloilittants is the aisle soil vestiy. The dis- tress of the families whom whole property is destroyed, was truly hears-rsailing ; and they were sot issued to owe. tenth petof I ler value. By right o'clock the dames were gut smiler. The homer of Mr. Stork, She perste Sarater, was destroyed. A house at the beck broke out is I vies at a little if,,, eight, which was sous put out. The thieves were very busy' is cousevresee of the sant of police officers; 'Ouch deliciescy was supplied by a d torhinest of foot guard., which strived very opportunely, sod were of great service. By site o'clock the Are was eumpktely ratio. gu is& d. DREADFUL FIR; IN GRACECHURCH SUMO'. [FURTUIR PARTICULARS.] At about • quarter before two o'clock on Sunday meirainie t a .yeiweig moan, porter in the employ of Messrs. Southall aced Remit k, the umbrella-makers, jumped ems of bed, sad ran hetet the Good roues on the second Sour, in which lay two other piling men, both of whom he having awoke, told them be feared tine* es were in the house, as be had leeen alarmed by • iferllMlldWie 1112.11, just before. One of the peones seen weal duos owe pair if stairs, sad lea looking Ihruwih the bark window tutu VI hoe Hart-coart, he them fouled into be estirely in I I.me of Ire ; he instantly ran up stairs Si. the attic slaty and roused the three female servants, oho, is • slate of nudity, escaped at the top of the house, an I drop ping &eft ode boost to the utter, were at last taken into the h ou se of M Low and Pevrtress, the stationers, h way of the trap•dmir; the young men narrow', escaped at the street. dour. Mr. Female,' and his family were luckily at their house at Clapham at the time of the conflagration. &greedy • se cond had elapsed after the servants left alien the whole was enveloped is flames, and eummuuicating fast to the boost of Mr. Rimed's, the rheesewitinger, which in • fi w murnests after became a prey to the conflagration. At this mamma the parish engine arrived, but not possessing Barmiest strength mad power to reach the names, which had 'allied such a tremendous ascendancy, its services were hut of leak ur no utility. Luckily the engine beluugiug to the Lonelna Insurauce arrived, and was soon sal so work, and played with surprising activity. It ass at this period that the three aufetriunate ast• Josh. Rancid and Wil liams Perkins, both helosegtog to Ate London, and Andrew Jackems, • tarot ock, belonging to the New River Company, went into the ',remises of 31r. Riant to r. more route cheese, and instantly the upp. r part of the building fell in with • tremetoluus crash, soil Pierkium and Jackson were buried in the ruins, Mound bad his skull dreadfully fractured, and his thigh brakes : he was taken on • shutter to St. Thomas's Hospital, when kr row lies is eseruciatiag agonies Tito busies of Perkins and Jai keou were not dug out of the ruble yesterday aftertioun, as it was thought dangerous to attempt to dig oil arcane*, of a huge stack of chile tie's, which still remain tottering over the spot when it la supported the unfortunate men lay Perkins has left • wife sod three children, Jacksou a wife and two children, la bewail their loss. The tool. le tootles& to Jackaus, which he had in his h rod whew the roof fell, have been found ameagst the ruins. The devouring element Spread its ravages with slurring rapidity towards the loam. of Messrs. Pee/tress and Law, slinleask stationers, which soon fell a victim to the flames, wed buroe.l with greet fury backwards. Mr. sad Mrs. Pewtreas and family escaped ow their eight-clothes, and look refuge in the bulimia Mr Carrot lwrs opposite. The fire had now caught the Quakers* termitic-house, Which, together with the valuable sail tXielilliVe binary, and essay aacient records, vine complete b reduced so a-lies. The roof of the desks ollices oaf Aleuts Mast, roma and Compete', the bankers, sulliered materially, mid the greatest fears arse entertained at oar period for the safety of that extensive ediAce, but happily it ercaped the devastation. The peceostess if Mews. Smaller. Aiwooll, sad Co. the bankers, have bees materially ilijoicd, the whole of the windows in dm humor are demolished. Tie back of the pre mises of Messrs. Bull and Co. the lioen-drapers, received considerable damage, and the devastation would have been more extensive, bad it nut been for she extreordioary primp *dude of the darerrol afeelleN, whose exemplary conduct de.. serves the greatest praise. The earnage-road is Gracreltarele street is srndr.ed impassible by the heaps of rubbish that have fall's, and mot an atom of the walls is standing. Tlie *hole are reduced to rains. We are informed that Mears. Southall and Fumiek are in sured to the augured of 16,000/. in the Eagle, Mains, sad Royal Exchange. Mr. Maul is insured to she aneomit of 3,004.1. in the Hand-in Hasid, nod imperial. M Pewtress and Low, I,SOO/. iu the Phoenix, and SOO/. iu lbr HaseLia-Hasd, and the Quakers Meeting hueiee is slats ha mmed its the Imperial. No cause can be yet assigned how it iorigioaled, nor is whose preludes's it commenced. Au alarming fire brake out on Saturday night, in the huu•e in Vl'yodhuus•place, liryasolune. ignore, lively iiiliabited by Mrs. Cuttstisit, and her beautiful isircea, the &Ulises lienti.Toe. The family load Irk wen some days ugo. The CMOSIIC of the tire is out known, it wee subdued b.fore it could setend to the bunt bf the Lurie. Ti.e gouda's iu the rear wire all dratioytd. A woman lively lust lirr life in a mutest sigh eon e Katateal6cfus at Poole, its Denaesohue. The Coroner's Jolty, fatter an investigatios •htt.'lt lawir4l ,right dap, returned at verdset of Willed llheriler ,egaitist the Supervisor mid owe of the Eecisesiseti, lui poiticipals o wad soother Eat:lemma as au acceserry. . . -_ mil rut,. . . . sairtintiwou, sitionnsok Ve. f, 111 r. 1 p illorisyse Waltt :1111 11 144 4 hek **(got Se- 1 . ri• w Nallowlos 1 ' . 11 44 10 1 1‘ -.. tv.•./ aa I eget Vial/tan P. 1 1*!" , s t er. 'DUU 111 . 11:1116 MILL Ii• irli** l 4 li. a rg.aPh.l. • TAT WOOL SACO. Thaw ram wore revival on Toteday lot, at Whiieberelt sad althowitii iha wesilow was rainy, very very lily sad Casabiaaably annals& Illiadadaday Win as ex rarely One day, Oat Dews was csalalled with ctootyaay. Met Mir. A Pluto of SW. for tboesssgii-bredJtames, the beet of three three-mile bests. Mr. Flevaines rh. g. by Haphasard 1 1 Mr. Claike's b g. Gales . Garrison Stake, of 10 grimes troch. for half-head hones, fro ow fide the property of Sobscribere--(liire &Ascribe's). Captain Fitsclaresce's 61. b. Frederick . . I 1 1 Captain Standee's b. h. biotic Mr. Tockett's b. b. thistre Ooze SECOND DAT. Sweepstakes of bee guise's anch-o<essi Sobseribere). M r.Trelawsey's b.no. Barbara gallopped over the Ihreemile comm.. Several private marches were roe by backs sod posies, sad both dirt afforded timeliest Tort. .1. Bailey and J. James, Empty. are'oppoistol Stewards for the casuist year, sod the sobscetption an vary hberal. ...... Bassin rarer. nolisithatoodiog the usinvooraide•state of the weather, attracted a numerous and fashimmide competrs... No impediment whatever to the relining of the horses woe jexperieneed in comemiesce of the rain, the 'roma Ms the enee.conese below is the most perfect seder. The Men derv' . Fiats of bet. was won by Mr. Kist's Heiden ; the Osiesp-. pikes of Plateuf l o ti.. 00 . each,..l.by Mr. rd byM Ga r.T eres relairr iner y' e s Ba r baro;e; eGold tha, L ICI, (*trued day) by Sir A. 0. biulesworth's brother to Red i Bose; the Handicap Plate of UK by Mr. Fellow's*. Colossus; the Welter Stakes of tit goblet's earls, by Mr. Hersing's Sasebo ; Hie Farmers• Plate waswitis by a Mine belooging to blr. &treater, of Heistone, _ _ WARWICK RACES. . , essassaw, sawritatsts 8. Mite Gold Cup, value 1011 gs. and 300ge. added in specie, by 30 Sobaeribera at Iligs. each. Mr. Charlton'. b. h. Master Harry Sit E. Smyth% bt. e. Gkawer . Mr, Wert% b. h. Fits Orville 3 Me. Myttuee% gr. b. Claudius A capital race, and well cootested Sweepstakes of 13gs. each, for it yr olds. Gee. Gresveinir's Betty Hut.... Mr. Won's eh. f. by F)ldeoer A way pretty nee. Sweepstake's( 10gs. saris, fee 3 yr olds. Mr. West's b. f. Sieber., by F 'Weser . I Mr. Lawley's bl. f. by Sorcerer.... Mr. trarraer's h. e. Haddon by Pericles Lord Newport's b. t. Raba:, by Rubes@ 4 A Maiden Plate of 501. gives by the Members for the B. rough of Warwick. Mr. Wilkinson'. b. f. by Crispin Mr. Sadler% b. c. Black Legs... Mr. Grilikle% ch, e. by Brigliadera 3 3 Mr. Willialues cis. f. Amy Ur. Cemake's ch. a. Puisoss.... This was ass (*tritest race. The Tema Subscriplisq of Fifty Pounds. Id Stasaord's b. e. Pete Lily I 1 Mr. Pryee's gr. is. Undine II Mr. Sadfer's ch. f. Steel trap... 3 3 Au admirable race. SPORTING MATCH NADI; DURING WARWICK RACES. Mr. Lerbniere Charlton has watched his horse Master Heavy against Mr. Mytton's Anti-Radical, to ran four miles over Lichfield Course on Tuesday (this day) fur 1,000 guiseas; Master Heary to carry 9lbs. mare than his aorta. Some+. DONCASTER RACES, 1821. Ilan DAY, MONDAY, SEPTINIZIER 17. Tbe Fitswilliam Blokes • Sweepstakes s: lOgs. rash, with tOgs. added by the IL:Orrgurarios of Doucette', for bones, 411 e. of ell ages. Oae mile sad a bait To be rya the tint roes is the Doncaster Meeting. TbeGreat St. Leger Stakes of Wogs. each, for 3 yr old robs, Est. !lb. ; Allies, Sst.—St.Leger Curse.--(d9 Subscribers.) Earl Filairilliata's b. e. &tad- • Mr. J. eensookno.'s b. f. t tl is beck Mr. Ridsdale• b. e. Statesman Lord Milton's eb. f. Ursula Mr. Wortley's gr. f. by Car- Mr. Riddell's b. e. Glwep caritas Mr. Riddell's b. f. by X.VZ LAI Scarbrough's b. e. by Cal. Mr. gr f. by Comes Sun Mr. lAmblon's b. e. Malmo/ .J. Forgo...is b. e. Chia Ldsasteestabrrry's gr.e.Sesator dpiga Ld Querosberry's b. e. A.. -Mr; J. Fergrasou's b. f. Flo drossan raisibe Sir J. Hyog's h. e. Fitawaltoo Mr. Wi*d'►l e. Fortuna Cul. Cooke's eh. f. Civil Mr. Pelhom's e. by Prime Mr. Wilson's gr. e. Goshen@ Minister Sir W. Maxwell's gr e. Joek Mr. Whitlng's b. e. by Tromp The Lsiid's brother Mr. Gasceigne's b. e. Massif- Sir W. Maxwell's gr. a. Men ton - Nevis Mr. Kirby's b. e. by Cardinal Mr. E, M kers% b. f. My Lady York Mr. Petre's gr. tr. The &run Mr. J. Robinson's b. c. The Mc. G. L. Voa's bl. f. Lady Lord of the Mawr Peter Me.J.Robinieses b e Mystery Mt. G. L. Fua's b. c. Little Loll Rossinore's eh. f. by Davey Erato* (dead) ' f. Fuelett's bit, c. Jack lid. Mr. estaby's bl. c. &imbed Fly Lot " Mt.ileaby's Ir. f Wiles r. Paw kit's eh. C. Marifold Mr.Armstroog'sb.e. Packets% .4 Brasdhug's b.e. by Nate Cul. King's b. f. Lnitatic libuistri Mr. James's gr. e. Fkur-rle.lis Mr. Bell's b f. by Smolensk° Alr.Bouverie'sbr.c. by Bloater I PM. Watt's rh. r. by Criberos Mr. T. badler's t. Pastorella Mr Houldstro. th'slo.r.Heory Sir S. Donconsbes b. e. by Mr. Frsaklaud's cb.c. North- Pokorella eru Liglat I Mr. Cliftou's b. e. Tbarakto Aft. Allisou's b. e. Nish-.a l Mr. Cliftoo's M. c. Odds. Produce !flakes of 100 guise's. each, b. ft.; colts. Sat. 71b.; Allies, Sat. alb.; those got by oatried simattloo t dia • allowed 31b. roue' 0111,11 Mr. T. 0. Poo kit'. b. f. by Mr M. M. flykses be. c. Ante- Consult lupe D. of Leeds's b. e. by Auder- Ihr.Gasesigne's eb. f.loyfraur son Me. Gaseuigne's It. f. Cora I Mr. Lambtoo's eh. This Mke Sir H Mane. ll's b.e.2lunreith Earl Fit:statism% b. f. Pass Mr. Watt's do. e. Caesar Ld !Hilaire's b. f. Laclede Mr. Pekoe's gr. c. by Wilkie. Produce Stakes of lelegs. each, b. ft. fur 2.yr old calls, Sat. 21b.; Allies, est.; fame the Red House to the Riding Post. 14 Qoeestoberry's er. f. f 14 Milton's b. e. by Amodi o D. of Leeds's b. f. by lartsokus I &r W. Maserelrs gr. 1. His Majesty's Plait of 1008 s. for all bursts. Fort Wks. Mr. Kirby Kirby purchased at Poutrfritel. to aced to Ramis. Mr. ' Wilson's b. c. by Whiselock, out of MAW' gloom 3 pus . 918; sod his b. e. by Worts', oat of Borba!, $ pro old) ou t s, Mr. Pets ehlor. f. by Pericles, dam hy Ibmgf i kusrpsh, 2 pre o w. ' TAR CV lliftMON :- ' ' '' j. 1 ,1, r .: a ...ffl.•.• 1. .4 I We bon akeody amok I. wog ausiosst AP iho royal AIR . to Orr .toroth, ibes MI tatirof riefrolei a 19 . 1 0 104 P le Mt. Preudergast t it abeaM hate bees Ili illgulloltam( Loki. Mr, seer. Oa binding the whip to his Grote, his Majesty limbed Si Captitie Browse, ihe'esisser, aJ was pleaded to eerie* kireself is the following gracious sseetter " Mr. &Wee, I imend this whip to he promoted le the gamer of the IMMO horse is !reload; weight fee eiP, sod 1 when you to Ss the weights, sad draw up as article weeurdimg to which it is tube rem for ; mid in addition to this whip, Is to ho rue for every yeas, I give a Stakes of One Flinartred °Mesas smasally. As I wish to recommit the hired of Stress horses is this country, you will take care to make the weights very hese', sad that nu horse younger thee foe, pears MIMI he permitted torso for it." Alsace ether circuses/fifteen attending his Majesty's visit to the Ciirrach, the Duke of Mn• trose, Master of the Horse, expressed his approbatioo at the moaner in which the Connie war kept, mid observed, that he sever witnessed • Comsmos well kept, our one where su many Colarse•keepers were dressed iu hisMejnity's livery. The &cabins Were all sew. Tim deputy rangers were also mcrunied, sad dressed in the King's livery, and many persons conceived knot the style is lileh they • open, (do het they were his Majesty's ewes ties yams. After hie Majesty quitted Ilse Iseengsteteng.ruoin, the /kegs. orda ordered the tables to helmets covered, to which almost every respectable person os the Course Was invited, mid from she excellent rireastgensesis mode by them, the utmost harneouy sod r. polarity prevailed. -I ?HK ARMY. -www- On Monday last, the 91st regime's', and three sipailreaa of the 3.1 daimon guards, were impeeted on the Gl.sgow. gives by Major•Geuersl Sr T Bradford. As the ttl.t regi ment are, byaad.by, to sail for the West ladies, the Gene. rat was pleased to order that a number of the men be io. diked with short fierlonghs. Ou Thursday two troops of the Id dragoons arrived is Carlisle, where they are to remain till further orders, That distinguir•heil regiment, the Seth or Co ht Rea ves, under the cumnsaad of Colosiel Ferguson, lauded at. Dahlia, from England, on Tuesday. THE LATE 18th HUSSARS. A circumstance connected with this distinguished Teti. meat deserves to be noticed far its extraordinary singularity. The corps was raised in the year 17M) (in the reign of King George the Second) by the present Marquis (then Earl) of Drogheda, although not numbered until 17411, consequently it bas existed in three reigns (one of them of 80 years du ration); sod this venerable Nubkm•a has to say, what doubtless cannot be said by any other person living, and which, perhaps, is uoparalelled in military history, that be raised a regiment or droguons sixty-two years back ; can nonaded it in chief during lb. whole of that extraordinary long wriod ; and, after all, is still living and well, after bowleg seen the regiment Bally disembodied, and its name and number wholly blotted out of the list of the army ! There is sonsetbiug painful to • feeling mind, ill the retie& limn which must naturally brim from a separatiun after so lout • connexion ; but, we trust, the Noble Marquis will he is Plisse sweaturo teconeded to it, when be cons.ders that the aceessities of the State respired the reiltietiou of bin corps, aaJ when be is assured, that both affirms mid men wilk awry with them into private life their best wishes for b 11 •nd happiness. INQUEST ON JOHN POLIDORI, ESQ. An Inquisition has bees takes before T. Niger, Esq. De puty Coroner, at the residence of the father of the above un fortunese gentleman, in Greet Pulimey-street, Gulden-sqeare, who was discovered lyiug oa his bed in a state nearly ap. preaching death, ■nd under rather singular circumstances. Tb• following evidence was submitted for the considera tion of the Jury Charlotte Reed, the servant to Mr. Guitano Ponder', the father of the di ceased, •said her masters ion livid in the house, and for none time bad been indisposed. On Monday, the 20th of August last, be returned from Brightom, since which his conduct has manifested strong symptoms of iitco berence, and gave hid order for dinner in a very strange man• nee. On the Thursday &Bowie' the deceased dined with a gentleman residing iii die same bore-, and on that uceesion be appeared very much depressed in his spirits. About nine o'cluck the same evening he ordered witness to leave w glass (tumbler) in his room; this was unusual, but one was placed Is be desired. Deceased told her he was unwell, if therefore, M did sot get up by 12 o'clock neat day not to disturb him. Witness, however, • few minutes before twelve went into his room to open the shutters, and en her orient saw the de. ceased lying in bed ;he was not is any an I position, but seemed extreniely ill. IVitoese immediately left the room, went up stain, and euninsuslicated what she had observed to • gentleman, who in.tantly rime down. Witness the* went for medical assistance. The deceased was about twenty six years of age. Mr. John Deagostini, the gentleman alluded to by the last witness, corroborated her statenseut on his giving him the invitation to dine, which he accepted in a way quite dif (erect from his usual condom Witness also observed, that some time glace the deceased had met with ea accidenst— was thrown out of his gig, and seriously hurt is the head. Uu Thursday at dinner he spoke in half seeteeces ; the con versation was or politics and a future state. The deeessed observed tether harshly that witness. world see more than him ; be appeared to be deranged is big mind, and Isis cora tenanee haggared. At dinner he ate very little; see. after be left the room, but joined again et tea, hardly spoke a word, and retired about nine o'clock. After breakfast seat nuareitig whams inquired of the "invent whether Mr. P. had goo. oat ? she replied, No, aad that be had desired bee out to disturb hint. About twelve o'clock the servant came to hint very much alsrmee Witness immediately went to the apartment of the deceased, and observed a toothier on the chair which contented nothing but water, sod did nut have any deleterious substance that th e deceased might hare Mime; he was seamless, and apparently is a djinig state. Mr. Thomas Copeland, a surgeon, residing in Gold's finale, deposed be was sent for soddenly to attend the de ceased, and attempted to discharge the contents of the sto mach without effect. He lingered for about tee minutes, and expired. Another medical melodrama's soon after arAved, bet bit assistance was also thug. There being no further evidence adduced to prove how the deceased cause to big death, the Jury, seder these tit coussiencrs, returned a verdict of—" bee by tie oisilatiete of God." MEETINGS OP CREDITORS Al' GUILDHALL 111111 DAT. J. Neiman, Isle of Wert Drayton, vintner ...... 310 H.. l'aytor, late of the COMBINICICIIii-read, waster-ma. Awes A.W.lestes, New Brent fat d, corn-merchant W. Noddy, Hillingdon, former R. Cmwden, Knightsbridge, shoemaker B. S. Sanden, Yet k,corst-(arior DIVIDENDS. I. Huffman, Mile End-rued, brewer ... )11 T. Turner, Stuck Exchange, broker CERTIFICATES. J. wise, of Weillogisomosh, Nostleamptoo, R. Eiger, of Boruhato-Weatgase, Norfolk. grocer .— ellt. Cm:, G. Wesioa, J. Fustier, and G. Co:, of Little Britain, London hankers.—G. Crombie of York, sobareo.maassfse. tuner.—W. Board, of Bristol, post.master.—T. Sawyer, of Ramsgate, Kent, chemist. _ . A sharp engagemeat-Ilsoi place on Tuesday last, off Kerry Head, between the Vaidekyr revenue cruiser, Lieut. N•rtax, and a smuggling lugger. which lasted flout seven o'clock moil midnight. The action was heard fur a considerable time from liallybeige shore, and an exchange of upwards of forty .hots, each distinctly counted, acroinpanied frequently by cheers from each vessel. We ere et present unacquainted with the result of the engage. meat. The smuggler was observed to retire gra. dually at the commencement. It is reported, that the Pandelerr had two men killed on the occasion, bat this, we trust, rests upon no.estisfactoryxathp. rity.—(SooMerx Reporter.) - -idigAL-INTg LLIGENC S. rwrisesimms. 1111.TONSIR luy the die CANDissite from tamales. Mow. doe De . airs, Hawked', from -- sassed the Eiterette. 4 Wileme.foriZt Arrived to-day die Comber Wok es 4 from nutlet PLYINPUTI• linterirmant. R. Arrived Hie Union. Jeffery, from &erre Lease is 99 stays, fur bustles Como Wilkunemo,irmia Lords. fur Mimadurir ; sod Beisy.. HiusicrArom Priam &lased% island; Hoe Loy alist, Partly, from Lundua far 111. Jobs* N. k , with loss of smaistammast. Sailed floe Carlotta, gulf, for St. Peterabergh; sad Allies, Rio too, for G . Isaarrlew. sarriertimm R. Arrived the Lady Nepean picket wish • mail from Cum haven. Sailed the Lord Nelson packet fur Cuslisirevi, Priam of Orange packet for Holland, sad Charlotte packet for OM& teubarg--each with a mail. butt, stertnnimi 0. Arrives' the Yrienrlselsap, Gook. fern Leghorn for Am. sterdam, detained by his Majesty's ship Severn. DIAL, SCPTIN•viI 9. Arrived sod sailed fur the River yesterday the Cabdowla, Moseley. from St. Domingo; Prime, Braithwaite; and Wil. ham Parker, Prarignel, from Quebec; Betsy, Read, from Grenada; Albino, "rebus ' fovea Clem for Yarmouth ; sad Naiad, Hutchinson, MP= Pa yal ; the latter realities. Came dowse from she River and sailed with ilia whole of the atitward.botiad. the Ganges. Chimes, for Illedres, dre. Criterion. Avery, for New York; Pesaro*, Jakarta; awl dialer Forbes, Cloak. fur St. Juba's, New Brunswick; Beam Roliertsmio. from Boardman; Jam, Russel, for Vim. michi ; SiDdl Archibald, Richardsoa, far Barbados*. Arrived se-day aid sailed foe she River the Drain, Ha. Neilson; sad Margolis of Homily, liPleod, tram thins ; AIDS, Lewis. from Miramichr, sad several mans MUM askurrea. The Am remaiiis. Came demo from the River awl remain, the Samuel and Sarah, Campbell, fur Africa; Ermine, Jardine, for Liam; Jane, M•Clare, fur Jamaica ; used &limiters, Peach fur Wan Diemea's lead. iivsiteoot, marlins's' 7. The Flour Soma, Dysart, from hence for ht. Audrew's, N.H. was lost last Tuesday sight upon the Stockholm Awe, •lout twos Holies south otTorswall Light hOOOO--ereoplavod. The George Symms, Hubby, from this port for Qoebes, was lust last Tuesday sear Suangfood—crew awl part of the cargo saved. WHITEN/MIN, 'tanneries* 7. Arri►ed the Pro►idence Suecirso, Bowes, from Di►eep's* to Si. Jobs's, N.B. with los. of both topmasts. scoosomouon, seirrsitoen 7. Arri►ed the Charles. Watson, Eros Dieppe, wish evui derable damage. ammo& sarraitatk 8. Tim Surly natter has bromght in here Ore hastgae GaWhea t Hollander, of cud from Aliona, whh a trigality of spirits oa board. Wedoesday a acme aisd well•conteaterl haute was foogiit. isa the Warwick race coarse, between William Bal sad Thomas Hall, fur 40 goblins aside, the former secoadied by Baospeoo, of Birmingham, and the latter by a penes whore, asset we could not Irma. Hickman, the gas mon, was time.. keeper. Bullock has been of fightiag celebrity PM softie y ars at Birmingham, sad Hall, who is bat aiarlrwtt , was in many Mammies, Arleen the moat determined ommage. Bullock, in settiog•to. appeared from his attitude to pommel 10111* science; hot I/ is only in attitude, as Hall's right Laad srascuostantly at stink upon his bead with effect. Hall said. his stops with great skill and accuracy, but seemed le hit rather wide; he, however, woo she battle after one he., and Any minutes hard hohlinc. Bullock. who amps to bo a 'tattoo, was dreadfully boatel.; bat Hall did am appear to have suffered meek as he was as the course in theefteromso. NAAKSTS. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, Sir/TENSOR 10. Our market being very thinly •applied with Wheat the atoning, what new samples appeared bring very reolqiii. together with the unfavourable slate of tie weather sad the reported Injury such the new crop has sustained by the late rains, caused a brisk deemed for Wheat, and prime samples obtained 10s. more than on this day week. Barley is from 2s. to 3s. per quarter dearer, and Besse and Pease solJ fall 3s. per:quarter higher. Oats are Is. per quarter dearer, *4 met a tolerable brisk sale at that advance. Flour is ezpeeted to raise 10s. per Mak. • CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat, Keel *Estee eBs 021 Grey Pease 3.0 Suffolk ....56s 80s Small Beaus 32s ifie N0efe1k.....724 78s Tick ditto 261 3Os --- Forsyth ....5h eh Oam, Potato 24ka fen Rye tin 28a Poland Oat tti 27a MBarley 27a 32. Fe e d Oats ..... Us al ley 27a 634 Flour per auk 70s White Pease ltle 30s Rape Seed, par 1a5t..281 3lf &Hen 34s !IMPORTATION • Beglish Wheat. 6,760; 8., 3460; Rye, 6; Beene, 1,061 446; 0040,1,120.—Eeglieb F LAST WINK. sy, IN; Malt, 1,301; Oats, Passe, 1,712 —lrish Wheat, ser, 8,231 sacks. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MOISDAY, SEPTEXISUIL 10. Tb► shove market was exceedingly full of all deseriptions of Cattle this asurstiag; prima Beasts obtained last Moo d.y's priests, but the inferior *arts wrre floosiesl is price. Hay and SIIIIW as per our last. The fullowiog is as accts. .rate staleotat of the price• sad members:— To gist the offal per moos of 81b. 1ket....30. 01. to 4s. Od. Head of Cattle this day: Motion-2s. 6J. to 3s. Bd. Beams ...VISO LAsials., Ss. 0.1. to 4a. 44. Sheep and Lambs .. 13,100 Veal....is OJ. to 4.. Od. Calves Pork ... l• 6.1 to Si. 10.1 Pigs.... •.• COAL MARKET, Sarrausita 10. Ships at Market. Ships Sold, Price. 481 Newcastle 11 Seaderlawd 1 Elgin Coal 3 Cads li Crimseit Gel • .• • • 1 ••• • • • ...4. CI. ill MM. W. -, i PRICE OP STOCKS YESTERDAY. per Cult. Coos. 755 Ez. Bills, g..... 4 2 pc. per Ct. N. Auto... 109 I Lowry Tickets 394 loo'. losi • Cone. for Ace... 70 731 ludo' Stock 2331 I BIRTH. Yesterday Blro. Morris. Lady of David Morris, Eq. of a Goo. MARRIAGES. On the Id instant, at the house of Mrs. Wallace, is AO fast, Lint.-Colonel T. G rrrrr of the Hun. the East India Company% service, to Maria, eklest daughter of the hat Major Edmitad Burke, of Greealteld, county a %kw 0. the eth inst. at (:adder, N.B. the re.idence of Milling, Esq. Thomism Duarsure, Esq. Coniminsmy General, to Mrs. Startles', wider of the late Robert Mirlitairr 89. DEATHS. Oa Thursday, the Soils of August last, at his house in North Frederick -street, Dublin, after • for rata Maw, George Greenlee, Esti, aged 58 year,. 0 Thursday last, at the house of his son, the lie, , Thos. Erma, at Tunbridge, the Rey. Vicesimus Rios, D.D. Rector Of Karmen sad Ramsdell Crays, to Eases, aged MI years. Or, the lth Jury last, at Emission, Upper Cassels, in the 88th year Olds age, Cisude licertt Browse, Esq. Assistant . Commisaary-Geperal. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON ettimg. likwaing NI after I. 1 "Eyeshot M after 1. __ Primed bid Pebliebtli M TUE BRITIMI PAM 104 111 4,11.0111$ Odle; No. 117, ilitathi, by C. fOIijiMU I II W Ilisauttl. ~.~- I I I' :` %us., T.'