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; visslon OCT. Is.. H ATTON-041tDEIg. A seam named Joie hiosey. was eosvided of an assault, of an aggravated nature, upon George Daw son, a Consiabie, while in the esecu.ien of his fluty, in suppressing a riot,twbich took place amongst some drunken Irishmen, at the corner of Tooter street, upon de evening of the 13th ult. In his de fence, he only stated that he was a sailer, and had been in the battle of Trafalgar. He was sentenced to twelve months imprisonment. mos PAPIR. (FROM Tilt IidoSITCUR.) Tsatip of Armistice between Russia and the Ot• Imam Porte:— . _ Art. 1....i1%t0nt the date of the signature of the Treaty, all hostilities shall cease between the two belligerent Powers 2.—As Me Sublime Porte and Russia equally wish, with the mint amicable Intention, the ottebliehruent of peace and her. mom, the high contracting monies will appoint, after the signs tore of the present Armistice, Plenipotentiaries to orgactate and conclude a peace as soon as possible. $u meet in the most cenvenictit situation for both. If in the course of the negociation fartiAlanitivo peace, did. licultias should unfortunately arise ' so as to obstruct a defini tile arrangement. hostilities shall not re-commence before nest Spring, tnat is to say, befoce the Illst sal Merck, IEIOII, New Style of the Christian Ara. 3.—As soon as the preemt Armistice is signed, the Russian troops shall begin to essatssas Wallachia and Moldavia, and all the provinces, Gourmet, and ether territory, whicis they have occupied during the war ; and to retire within their an cient loathers, so that the said evacuation shall be completed in the space of thirty tire days from the date of the signature of the pre.ent Armistice. The Roman troops shall leave, in the territory and fortresses which they shall evacuate, all tile effects, cannon, and ammu nition, which they found on taking possessio n s of them. The Sublime Perle shall appoint Commissaries to receive the aforesaid fortresses from Russian tamers appoint:if for this 4t4 purpose. The Ottoman troops shall, In like manner, retire from Mol davia and tVallacliia, and repass the Danube. They will only leave in the fortresses of Ismail, Brailow, .std garri sons . ii i drat to keep them. The 12 us.tan troops snail correspond with the Ottomans, so that t!iii two aimws shall begin to retire at the lame UM., 15010 Wallachia and Moldavia. . . The two e ttttt racting parties shall in no way meddle with the of the two Principalities of Moldavia and larbia u.l the arrival of P enorteottanes charged witli the off re of negnci it nig fur a ALA airs place. III! peac.• isconeluded, the Oiteman troops shall not enter any .' the fatt.el.e4 evacuated by the Rtb.il3lll. The MU bitati:s alone shall be at liberty to enter them. Sr.—Conformably to the preceding Aitie'e, the hand of To ned., a, well as every otter place in the Archipelago, which, before the int:liccii e of the Armidice -hall have arrived, b1.4/1 tit oc.ionied by the RUSSiall t ~,, ;4, shall be evacuated Tn. Ru.nao trouns catinned before Teuedoi, or an► other place in the Archipelago, shall return to their pout., in order that the beldam:lle, shall ue at once open and free. the Rowan vinm ur prove. ding uo their ports shall he cit.:ig.nr to stop at any po.t in the Archipdago, is eonsequcoce of t.•mptctuous weather, ..r any other unavoidable acc the Turiciah Officers %bailout •ppose any obu.acie, but en the contiatc,..hall afo•d them the necestaiy aid Ad the 50.,” of ear, or other Ottoman vowels, which, Ao•mK Nee war .hall hay, Fallon into Ins bands of the Kum re•inred, this c•ews, cc well a. the AS I ve....1., which •'aill have fallen into the hands of the ot.imans. The Ru......an shits act Iroce•-tlmg to tht". 16:n1i O.! take on board .111 y sul.j..c. of the Sublime Pun,• . S —.3,11 the vos.els ol :lie Russian II ittl!a suitioned at the mouth of the Sunnis or ekes here, shall c , out and pria.:e,..3 to then 1.-its, in miler that the Ottoman veva•ls 'nay io out and wiac .:t with pel • t .t vim ? . The I , :uitine Purls will give rirden that the Russian vessels prices...bog ti. tneir port; shall he tespeeted, and that they 433 he lie enttivd to enter into any Ott ~,,, asi port in ease th^v +hall be nolized to du so by tznipestuous weather or any ewer ineeital , le accident. G —Alt the personas of war and other of Loth rear, of whatever quality or rank, shall he immediately iiheratid a nd rostorrsl on halt side, without aay Nankin), wp.h the excels hawever, of Matiulae n who snail have voloatards • to. lotted the Ciiiivtian kel ai the Hiaskm empee, aiid the tih esian &objects of It uma who slialilave viluotaii y Cal le...A the Malmasetan raigiun in the °airman empise. Iminvmate.y alter the eonclu•imi of tits pri,ent Armistice, all the komnikiderv, Oliver. and intiaMt.oatt 01 tile tortres-es of Tmkey. who ale at pres in It u.yiaoliall tie restuied aiid selit to Turkey, with all their prmeity awl bauLTage 7 —.The prz,-iit Treaty of 1 rmatice, written in Talkies and iti French, list b en signed by the twu I.enyoientirrirs, kid ho the asrli .I tlcst C •, +on,a(..l.lleslllllot, and its. Iwun t.).(lteiged, it: u r tott it in ty be aim Iry the 6,10 Vizier, and te he. Encedeney ft, General in Chit f !tin:hellion. Toe lieu Ihm.,iim.iitiam,ahali take ta• e, that the said rail ific vial; be exchanged rich a one week, or intuit, , .1 '•.. . . . . . . . L)-..e a•ul , I•cret,l at the Cliee of Stobo.ia, near Gturgion. th• :ath of toe month I/protozoa. A 1.., the ~Jr of toe Ifogoa It/V. th.• tot Augu , t (old Nts I ), foam 44th ut Au.tust latt7 (two wy,e ) of t.ur Cot—ttalt ar-a • GALL k.l FENT)! SEI:(;14) LsksK , ‘ROFF. (.611 L'•.NllrU'f. _ _ BUit 1, Oct'. 14. Doting the last week our fair has horn very fully Led fashio , ,o•ly art tided t the asseneniea on %Veda , wsday and Friday evenings were extremely well mended, particularly the latter evening, when Ihere were upwards of 400 persons of the tir.t rank in the county i.t, AS well as ntrneroUs others Irom Ntirtolk, Ca.tihrldgeshire, and more distant tart+. On atut day eve..irg the theatre exhibited brilliant display of company, every box being li terally clow.fed, and althrugh the who'e of the pit WAS annexed to then. scarcely a place could Ise o'nained alert , he tetminat.on of the first azt of the 1:-:w comedy of " 7,4un end,Cemstry," which was rec,ived wi.h general approbation. At the cia tftei-sessicnts held here on Monday last, Mamas ror,v4ll, eenvielei of stealing 9 sheaves of wheat. the pioperty of .I.IF. Purkis, nt IVitnertaield, was set.unced to a month's imprisonment. A true bill was found against Mr. Robot Va 4 1 ,,,, of Ker sey, for sending a challenge to Abr. Reeve, 1.. q. of Hadleigh. isoSsAT WAN: F. V. ih? PARISH Of HORRINOtt. This was an api.eal aga.n t an order adjudging the appellant to be the lather of a bastard child ; whets, after a lcn.7 hearing, the said order WAS quashed, it being Llearly proved that the woman (named Pack) had declared another person (since Jead) to have ibe:a Ile father of the child ; and other evidenot was adduced, impeachits her credit. On Wednesday morning, a woman, f►rnerally known by the appellation of Lam!.i ilemp.,ci, was frond dead in bed, at her lodgings in the Castle. Garth, in Newcastle. It appear., that the decrassel had au annuity of tiol. a year, which site had re- ceived a few days belore ; and bring much addieted tr. drinking, was, on the evening preceding her death, carried to bed in an alarming stare et into'. ica•ion. It is supposed tkat she belongs to the neigh. bourho:.d of Doncaster. At the Sessions for Somerset, h/1.1 last week at Taunton, a committee of Magistrates was appoint ed, consisting of Jour , ' Ac o•mo, k:sq. Chairman; Sir Asa•mam ELI ore, and Fir J. C. flieeost oyr Bans.; FRANCIS Da •Itt, and R.T. Comes, kiq•s to consider of the rules and pradtice of the Court of Quarter-Sessions, and the orders respeeliu4 the same, and to make a report thereon. Eow•ao PITMAN, hrad turnkey of 11cLester gaol. was ap pointed to the office of Keeper of Slieptan-Mallets Bridewell, in the room of Homey St mmo. dismis sed, with an adequate annu:sl Mary s is lieu of 41 fess and perquiites. 14MBRIDOS. 04Promee • Qn Saunas" Plait, being the Best day . of Term, the fallowing University 01Liers for the year ann. lag were eletled t PrneterrWilliam Hunt, M.A. Kines.eatt. Henry PPM*. M.A. Catherine-hall. Moderators—R. Wodahouse, M.A. Caine-oollege, Georgia D'Oyley. M.A. Benet soil. Sr:rumors—John Green, S.D. Sidnrpeall. John Hunt, 8.1). Quoese , college. Taxers—Jeremy Day, M.A. Canes-college, John Gilbert, M A. Ernneanuel-roltrge. This day the Caput w.s elided as follows: The Free-Chancellor—Dr. Turner, &lab 13.1) Dr. Clarke, Jrrua-eoll. L L.D —Dr. Sill, ElRMalltati•Coll. M Jesus.:oll. Sen. Reg.—Mr. }lolling worth, Peri:almanac-college, Sen. Non. Reg. The Rev. Henry Wastell, M.A. Fellow of Clare-hall, is presented by the Master and Fellows of that Society w she Rectory of Brington with Bythorne and Old Weston, in Huntingdonshire. vacant by the death of the Reverend Charles Favell. . e • dia.. , c •-a, . • . . . ' . . .. . .. • I . . 'MIT tEssIOBS. x. 11.• • iT.efrd PAPIR. 1 • --.wo.—. (PROM Tint 11110111TrUlt.) Ott Smut ossaAuitaans, of aredaggraJ:kats'edá.tgrus'e,wattpositeeargglecipalinw. roman r an pco l e • - •...::nistice between Russia and the OP th e i n ilowin • son, a Constable , while, in the eaecu : isn of his duty, - A. 1.....Fr0ni the date of the d e mure of the Treaty, all ing wee* de eroctees—si in suppressing a riot,twhich took place amongst hostilities shall cease between the two belligerent Powers M.A. Cattle/it some drunken Irishmen. at the corner of Tooley- 2.—As um Sublime Perre and Ramis equally wish, with the Moderators- Street, upon de evening of the 13th ult. In his de- Re nt Amicab l e men l4 °° , the ellt e hllehme " of peace and her. &Osier. Mel t arns, the high coittracting monies will appoint, after the signs- 5 ,.,,,,„,„,._ fence. he ooly stated that he was a sailer, and had • re of the present Atinottee Plenipotentiaries to negociate R n d 0... ' been in the battle of Trafalgar. He was sentenced and coticlude a as soon as ' possible, tu meet 111 the st — .1. -----sl y .' • axors-Jai to twelve months imprisonment. minvenierit situation for both. M A. Entreat i If in the course of the negociation fortiAlednitive peace, dif- metereerees This day N omes should unfortunately arise as to obstruct a de fi ni• ?VIAL:Li. t i re arra ngement, hostilities shag so not re-continence before The Lice -C id —.........-- neat Spring, that is to say, before the 21st Marcia, ISA tiaTTON-GaItDEM. New Style of rite Christian Ara. Da C1arke,. D...... ‘ ir. C. Andrew lifazdl yesterday underwent a second 9.—As soon as this present Armistice is signed, the Russian worth, Peterha examination, charged with privately stealing divers troops shall began to ' , moss Wallachia and Moldavia, aid The Res articles of wearing apparel, watches. ttc. in the all the provinces, (unroofed, and ether territory, whicis they Clare•hell, i have occupied during the war; and to retire within their an- of that Sot Wbite Horse Inn. Fetter-lane, White Beat , Pieca - eisn ios tti: i. nt i is f toili irt soth ti, o the said evacuation shall be completed in B yt h or ne a l several ‘ dilly, Hatchett's Hotel, and other Inas and the Coffee-houses. the preontt Armistice. days from the date of the &l e nitive ef vacant by 4 i The first pet inn examined was John Lloyd, waiter The Russian troops shall leave, in the territory and fortreme, Favell. • •. which they shall evacuate, all the effects, cannon, and ammo- at the White Ben, who remembers the Prisonrr itlo which they found un Liking n possession of them. A i c..nong to that house some time last July , in a hack- nl4 The ' Sublime Porte shall 2 ppoit Commissaries r e . receive ne) . .• •t• h, about seven or eight o ' clock, and inquit - the a fortresses aforesaid from R ussia n tamers appointA to the hog 4/14 ther he could be accommodated ? He de-4 •t I 11 , 111/01111. Arrived t sired ibe waiter to take care of his trunk, as he was Tire Ottoman troops shall, In like manner, retire from Mal- refitted. dasia and Wallachia, and repass the Danube. They will only going to the Admiralty, and would return imme-The .beet ga . 1C . 7 l i t f ortresses to k a i l:mail, Brailow, rod Gitrig.it, hrri- „mine this . diately i he returned shortly alter, sooner than the Witness expelled, for he did not think he could The it usoantrieepieutp.o77l . cu rompond with the Ottoman., so hraltar were have been to eke Admiralty in s^. short a time,. He that the two armies %hall begin to retire at the same Issue hula Post-Office. Wallarl-.ia and Moldavia. remained at the White Bear that night. and th e Governor of .4 llle two e ttttt meting parties in no way meddle with the next softening, at nine o'clock, he discharged his has br inino , ration o f the two Principalities of Moldavia and LTA. she - n bills and went away. When paying his bill, he la , his ti . i the arrival of P eitiputeimaries charged with the tilled, iron held his bend down. so as to prevent his face from utf; re of negoci .1 rig fur a dish ,rise peace. Navy, Isom Till peas is concl t h euddO e, nsmait troops shall not enter being seen . On the Sunday after the Prisoner lets Officers of I the hone, when Witness went up to his room to any i.' the fart.CS.C4 evacuated by the Rtb.il3lll. The MU- Sailed the Mums alone shall be at 'Men to enter th em. dress, be found his box broken open, and mis.ed S.—Conformably to th e ' preceding Artic ethe Island of To-and the SIM 1 various articles of wearing apparel , and a silver toed..., a. well at every otter place in the Ar;nitielago, which, tiOlgt on the ! before tire int.:lll;cgi e (Attie Armistice -hall have arrived, slued Watch, with G. Giles engraved on th e case. (a merchant . The watch was produced by the pawnbroker to scissored by Inc Russian arse ~ ps, shall be evacuated stores, far I Th. Ru.siau trotr.s wii.zo are catiuned before Teased..., or . 1 with whom it was pledged by a woman of the name • any other lilac, in the Archipelago, shall return to their port, Wind S.E. el Jones, on the 6th Sept. ; it was identified by i in order that the Dardanelles shall ue at oto-e open and free. Witness. In a closet he also found a number of h ti e r Rus.-an Myr in prate. ding u. their ports shall he Arrived t ot,:i te d to stop at an y pit its the Arehi r bg.s, hi eo n se qu ,...se bricks curiously packed. He could not say posh- Put ha,4: ' 1 tivelv whether the Prisoner is the person who was at of u•nmtsioaut weather, r.r any other unavoidable acc d,-iit, a • the 'forklift Officers %bailout •ppose any obst•cle, but en the A ver, which t o le White Bear, but dailies he is. contrarv, shall affo•d than the necestai; aid Portugal, of John-Wharton, head waster at the White Hoists I Ad the sh... of ear, or other ot.rhan remelt, which, NAVAL INTFLLIGLNCE. POCTSMOUTH. OCT. I I. Arrived the Conquest, from Jersey, to be paid and refitted. The is and MouUe were released from trap rantine this day ; and Mails from Malta and Gi braltar were landed from) the Seraoit, and sent to the Post-Office. It is not true, that Sir Alexander Bell, Governor of Malta, is come home in *.e Serapis she has brought home Capt. Butgoyne, of the Ar- tillery, front Alexandria, Capt. Schomberg, of the Navy. bom Malta, and about 20 other passengers, Officers of the Army and Navy. Sailed the neeede frigate, with a convoy for Cork; and the Sniselll and La Seine frigAteg, hr their sta tions on the opposite coasts; also sailed the Quo a. (a merchant vessel), Captain Forbes, with smithy stores, far the Let off Cadiz, Gibraltar, &c.— Wind S.E. FALMOUTH, OCT. 12. Arrived the Patreprenank cutter, hum rorbay. Put tra,4: His Maj?sty's s'.ip with the (leer, which sailed limn hence on the !orb inst. for Portugal, owing to contrary sciud..—Wind S.W. DIAL, OST. 'Remain in the Dawns His Majesty's ships Prin ce's of Orange, C , ,nafla, Clyne, Satellite s and Eutaw ; Speculusur ;11.J Weymouth store ships ; Marnsunp view alls.r ; and a fl:et of transports. ontwArd-boond ves sels, coasters, colliers, te-.: —Wind S. W. foggy. FROM 1.1.4)Y1YS LIST. G xo, Oce In the Christian Tenier, Bow ; Fame, Tilrani ; Jupiter, 11.11 ; Expo,ldiots, Yates; 0r I''; Neptune, Walker ; Porv.rtmee,Simparan ; %Varlatray, Marley ; Jane, Str•neliouv.• ; Dela.lus, Green ; Ruby, Simpson ; Hearne and J..c..1), Tolin; and the Thmn 811 linen eoperrhagen ; Varies, Mapper ; and the Favourite, Mask, from Archangel; Vianioua, Boughs, !von Prmoduirgli ; Hope, Sherwool, from Jamaica; l'raf brit tnrni Demerara , Catharine Christian. Harry, front Stockholm; Lucinda, Davidson; Invariable, Gunner; an" rieJonee Jan, V Memel the Cuadra Wilium, Kirby ; and the Li.edy, Baith, fur Petersbutg• AIIIIIvID, In the Rlver—The O,ient , Ilarris v on, from Riga. At Hi Hope, Smit. , from data, At Comes—Tile CUT C , owdhill, from Virginia At Liverpool... The Caneis, Hunt, and the Titania& Pen.. t 0..., o, fr“in New Orleans. At Malt,—The Providence, limeson, and the Arivenglir , . Wiley, hem Null ; Nancy, Ihirris; Marry Ann, White Fliiterptise, Tapley ; Speedwell, Ftwilay ; LlliLe. , Maine& ; Young Regulus, AIIm; Wight, Ford; John and Anne ; %%ine ide. ; Mentor, Brine ; and the Sally, from I.on dar ; the 111 . .icker, Thom, front Bristol ; Endeavour. Dinogi Industry ; ; and the liana, bil'Untagal, loons Liver pool, TNT AThtNiENNE. It will be recollelted, that the Athenieirte, of 6t gu3s, C.aptaio Raynsfard, was lost on the night of the 27th of October, 1803, by milting on the rocks called IS•querqu••s, near Tunis. Three hundred and forty befell of the crew were supposed to be lost.— The fidlowing is A LIS r of SI:AAFN and MARINES, Survivors from the W writ of Hi Maierty's jaw duo .4iireeierme, the SeAnien and htarine. tt.o. getting on board the Fiosn, %Warr the command of V ice.Arlmiral Lind Coningeruod Jain,. I.itt!e and John Little, Lieutenants; Samuel Pmker, ni t .t er ; W,111.1114 G.64dlry go. purger; Robert Rpseombe, cook; Atiguttog Caon..lt, siaa,ter% mate; Juin& rl4ll/CIS Winds M g, and Liortid Addl., Mid.iiipinen. In the BIRGERE. William Armstrong, captain of Vie forecastle; John Atara sn, able; ISddain Arnold, ; William Burnett, cap. tai . of the roietop ; Edward Brillel I , quartmomaster's mate; J..on Benson, James Boisen, and Ja.aes Barr+l, able ; James Ii witt, e..lm re; George Butterfield, rummer ; Richard Pditt, able; %Voltam Colett, carpenter'a mate; Thomas Cheatham, captain nizanitop ; Pierce Chancey, able ; Martin Colid:in, ord•na-y ; Richard Chapman, MatewauuY mate; Jelin Chrotophur, able ; John Codey and fiamilirl Dichesi, ordinary ; William Dodds, able ; Robert Denny, ordinary; William ab e; Francis Foster, carpetiter'a crew; Charles Fu,ll, ardmary ; Ant iron Francis.., captain of the after-alud; Humphrey Failloorrs, able; J•ilin Gamble, quaver-guuner ; Robert Garrick, *Hi .And ew Hillier, able; John Hodson, sad-maker; Thomas Humphries captain of the esiesistop; Andrew Hum., ordinary; Gamma Hill, able; William Hills, oeli. tare; Joseph Hicks, carpenter's crew Edward Handler, quarter-gunner; William Hall, captain of the miaentep; James /ones Jail Evan JOlleg, ordinary; Philip Jones, cap. twin or the foretop; TIMM.. Kyle and john L 051.4 ordinary; J •hn Melton and John Mills, ; Benjamin Wagon, pu.. s steward ; William WC-Annan, quarter-gunnei ; William Manning and Mid AM Norton, ordinary; trltrien and William P.itten, able; Evan Rolfe, ordinary; Richard Roc itsgible ; William Rabisett, rinlinaey ; Woltain Reynolds yeoman of the illifeb j Edward Salmon (do. to Saturn),or. Aviary; Alexander Small, able; Georg* Tiflnil and Robert Townsend, ordinary ; Thomas Tymwm, captain of the misen top ; Wiliam Tomkins, ordinary ; William Wilacin, quarks.. guiltier; Samuel Willard, able; Wilhani Watson. goner's mat.; George White and Thomm William...l, ordinary; William While j quarter-mastee's mate; J•Mea Percy, gal : James Young, Samuel Duren, Thomas Hinton, and James Flail, able; Thomas Henderson, (wheat!: Richard Murray and Samuel Miudock, 34 clan; Thomas Junes guar. Mann.. —G•nrge Tanner. private; William Poulton, ca poral ; Jo ii Jane., Francis Cooksonntapp, Witham Mar low, William Wallin's, John Barnsley, Leloud Hill, sal Bartholomew Hayes, prmatoa. In th. ATLAS. lime, Dunlop, Thnuas Lutle , SiUllOll4 Connt.ll, Geo , ge tlannoui, and Joseph Bole, t•I.; Joseph &ewe, poem* mariner I William rubor, belonging to Cane pat. •FilMatite, CRW. . - Liat of taen belonging to the late Atbasiantaa. who wan mama' un 4.4 , 4 the Barger', and have been du. haired Item h-r able; Foe, ordinary ; Charles Mots aid Samuel Higheock. able; James Madam; Sausael Vuic s at, tailittary ; William Wood. A_ • - .• YV IJGIi. Andrew Idazill yesterday underwent a tecood •xamination, charged with privately stealing divers articles of wearing apparel. watches. &c. in the White Horse Inn. Fetter-lane, White Rear, Pieca dilly. Hatchett's Hotel, and several other Inns and Coffee-houses. The first peunn examined WAS John Lloyd, waiter at the White Btu. who remembers the Prisoner coming to that house sense time last July, in a hack ne). •,•• t h, about seven or eight o'clock, and ..be 'her he could be accommodated ? He de ed t'e waiter to take care of his trunk, as he was going to the Admiralty, and would return imme diately I he returned shortly alter, sooner than the Witness expelled, for he did not think he could have been to tke Admiralty in so short a time... He remained at the White Beef that night. and the next morning, at nine o'clock, he discharged his bill, and went away. When paying his bill, he held his bead down, so as to prevent his face from being seen. On the Sund•y after the Prisoner lett the house, when Witness went up to his room to dress, be found his box broken open, and mis'ei various articles of wearing apparel, and a silver Watch, with G. Giles engraved on the case. The watch was produced by the pawnbroker with whom it was pledged by a woman of the name of Jones, on the 6th Sept. ; it was 'dent:lied by Witneu. In a closet he also found a number of bricks curiously packed. He could not say posi tively whether the Prisoner is the person who was at Vie White Bear, but thinks he is. John-Wharton. head waiter at the White Horse Inn, Totter-Lane, stated, that on the 30th of Sep. umber, or tat of Oftober, the Priscner came to the Whim Horse, and hie trucks remained there for six some nights he slept ihereNnd ethers he staid out ;on the et the present month he paid his bill, and desired the puler to call a coach, which be .got into and ordered the coachman t. drive to Oztord•street. Shortly alter, WllftebS went up to his room, when he found his trunk broken open, and missed four pair of small cloaths. four waistcoats, live shirts, nine neck handkerchiefs, and several other articles, also four 11. notes; be imme diately suspeued the Prisoner, and endeavoured to fried the number of the coach, but without effea be went to the watertn.nh at the coach-stsuct from whence it was taken, he then repaired to (Mord street, and searched for him ; the greater part of the day and night, he was busily eniplcried in tracing him out ; the next day he and frdtt went in search of bin and between ten and eleven o'clock at right they appre..ended him in Lae Portman Arrss public•house, in Upper bet &Ail-street. He bad on, when apprehended, a pair of black k,rsey mere breeches and a pair of black silk stockings, the perry of this Witness, and a silver watch bel t ing to the Porter of the White Horse. In has po,ket by was f °and, which opened the door of No. 8, Upper Berkeley -street, ai'llere Trutt found a nun:ha of pawnbroker's duplicates. Amongst the articles produced by the pawnbrokers, %Vhartcn recognised Caro waistcoats that were stolen from him. _ Stall aLd Esrponin Penn, the former a waiter, and the latter porter at die Whtte-florse lon, lust a watch each, besides other articles of wearing apparel Stall's watch was pledged at a pawnbroker's in PortiAnd-buildings, by an old wo man of the manse of Collins, who, it appears, is •. vaulter to the Prisoner, • Amongst the articles produced by the pawub-okers rat ' • were several calico shirts, marked h. Crane, and at .:!: others soaked F.. C. The latter shirts were supposed ! h to belong to a gentleman, an Odicer in the Navy, ot I to , i N the name of Cheethen, whit lost some papers, a.,sl Ir 11 , i about fifty ()minds, town I latchett's ticitel. p ; • • i. He was remanded until dnesday next, when he j e , - will undergo another examination ; after who, h. we to ; understand, he will be mounted at (iuddlo.oll : he v . : .. ~. having, according to report, committed sever.s 1 de- 0 I- predations in toe City. ar the iiai•ace..'s Head, Fri- ti G . CI 4 ,1 1 aret/eat, and sevral ciher piao.es. fil.-....• 7 .s On Thursday miming last, a large assenobiai;e „ • of the " Knights of the spur" tonic pl•tce on tit! „ Race-ground. at Newcattle, to witness the decision I b I 1 of a bet made the preceding, evening, by " two 1 ~ 1 • Brother Chi , s." most probably under the irfaence 1 ;i' • '. M the )011 1' G ed. Mr. B , of Leek, under- ; s took to run Mr. H--, of Loodcr., there miles. •, r ', fora gimpy , yof wire ;at sin, dug, toe m 1 , 14 were c i i :.M favour of Mr. is. but alter ruining 'bola 400 • v : yards, finding himself inadequate e o the task. he . l ' l. save op. Mr. H persevered in going aver the igrouncl, in order to gam his race. •I he ii...inpeti- 4, t",-- - Iters. with their fro• rids, dined at the Crown and I c i t rilloktle. and slant tz.e atteritoon with the greatest c .-g-onviviahs 7 • : 1". . Ou 'Cluirschy , the Ist of o.9ober. .. writ to the t. 7 f etii of Dorse. I=th:fled against 'i oi omits Fun- i • cu.. la-e C•sileilor of F.scise, at Preston, in Lan- f 1 ice, for embezzlement of the duties by him col- ; I ed, came on to be tried. The principal wit- ; 1 ~ , • s was a Mr. Hanote. late Clerk to the sdi-! I C It ' • or, now in custody in the CAI I: ' on ' t w • • 'icion of aiding and wetting it.e 1.-..t1 Fen. t , ? - Ls. It appeared in evidence, that Mr. It s s sac ie. i ii ' • d not a shilling of the money, but adled under 1 i . direetions and impulse of fear of o:,e Oriii, • ' farmer clerk, hut now an opulent merchar-t, and • : • i had the style management of 1:11:414,.Lt.'; money I • . terns. The Jury found a verdia, that the -aid i Dieu. died at Preston. on the '2lth April, 11407, ] that on the day of his death he stood indebted to . I bla tzars its the sum it 44.5401. 4s 9;d. and I I • . that on the same day the said Oct. a was i•— ; 1 ed to the said Fermati, in the suns of ,t. . 44. aid. being money received of him, 1 which he knew belonited to his MAJCST v, but . • .e impropetly retained, and appropriated to i a We. 1 - • - --- --- - ------_ ....--- ...... • : 1. TITS SNERIIPPT MID! rue tint temporary Rel., of the distressed ramilis aid pendants of Persons in Confinement; for a temporary Provision fur Persons she orlik charged from Confinement. have no Maned 4 present' sistence ; For the Pinehase of such Tools, Implements. and Msr,,i Nis may euudoce to Haim& of 'admits,' in Debtors and mivals ; And, for the pecuniary Aid of other Misfit of Disrrns come under the official Cognizance of the Sheriffs of don and Middlesex. The Sheriffs of thi. populous City and County, in the ecutiou of their office, are necessarily brought ioto eau with numerous eases of sees:mutated misery and but they are, at present, =provided with any effectual no of alleviation or relief. To establish a permanent Fund for purpose, the present Sheriffs appeal to the benevolence of feliew citizens, and of the public at large, and they pl themselveeto render, from time to time, such public rev,, the disposition of the monies entrusted to their eao., a; at once prove the necessity for the existence of such and as shall abundantly repay to ell feeling minds the am, of their donations. It is in the contemplation of the Sheriff, to mist, rat than to counteract, the de fens of the various excellent I, Lotions, which alre - rly llourlk in and neat the metropai Yet, as these objects of relief mink immediately efit h u , cognizance, they conceive that their opporienitiris of ahi in; the misene , occasioned by vice. or imprudence, are ii in many eases to b. more prompt and efficacious, all e be being thus enabled to co-et...ate in their official (span with tl:e labour of those benevolent Societe's. treat nu..it tit unfortunate persons of both sexes, from infancy to de, pante, may every year be redeemed, or reclaimed, *mild otherwise perish fee want, or because nuisances tc Subscriptions and communication, are received by the sent Sheriff;, C: Smith, Esq. Queen-street, and flici Medlin Esq. Bridge street, glackfriers; who will take chi ef the it' hotion of the fund, and make quarterly yr tech the public, arid the Subscribers Suhsaiptions tilt airy received by the Under Sheriff., J. F. Vandircum, FAL B. lane Cannon -street ; and Jahn !wish, E s q. C resen t.,4, Bridge-street ; by the Keepers of Benet*, the G.lt.pi street, en d poult r y Cumpters, and Ludgate; and by all Bankersin London. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALI To-athanow. i Wiliam awe and Mathew Close. Lards, Yorkshire. dyers - - - - - - Mary Coelrma, now or hte of Curtain- , sad, Shore. ditr;), chair•inannfa tturef - Gaye, Oak., To:Any street, Southwark, Surrey s meLin gonariulatt user - - • J W,Il ram Albinism, Leicristmotreet, Leicester-square, Middle/sex, Ntraw-hat manufacturer - . Damsel Peke, Wthusandwatreet, Cbaring.croas, Mid. Inesex, Carpenter - - • • : IA Mims' Puilen, Welremaw, Islington, M,dilleseit. .. b.nchet , . - - - John t JAron o the yousger, Coloruan-street, Lon- doc. ineTCh 4lt . -. . . ; George Bridport, late of 04 Cavendish-street, Gyr ford-stoo-t, paper-hangar - - Samuel Drape:, • Uotold-street, ModrSleleo, limin g/raper - DIVIDENDS. John Robert Sherman, Ingram-court, Ftmchurch west, Lroulua, ship-owner John, Rauay, Petermeter-row, London, warmth:c rimper - - John Errmae„ Newman-Stie.t o Oxbod-screer, diem:, tailor CERTIFIC %TES. William Hoetne, of Knightsbridge, iu the county of Slid dlrrsex, mash maker, dealer and chigunon. John Parker, of thibird-street, in the county trf Middlesex, goldunisli and jeweller, dealer and chaprosn. Chivies Medley, of the Buk-ineTun bin, Fleet-street, in the city of Luisabiti, leach-esiut, dealer and chapman. Thomas Wileockv, of t)rchard.street, Westminster, in the cnioity of Middlesex, baker, di.aler and chapman. William Williams, of Lad-lane, us the city of Lenlon, wailer dealer and chapatis''s. David {Will ia m., of Swansea, la the county of Glamorgui, dealer and chaps:saes. Stephen William,, of Dover, In the county of Kent, grocer. _ - PRICE OF STOOKS. YESTERDAY Bask Stock 2251 6 ..._ 3 per Le.,t. Reduesse 6lllii 5 per Ce.it. Consols 4241 4 per Cent 7114 II ' S per Cent. Navy 96i * f , Loss* Aunties's . 17 7-16 . (1. m laths lloorls r Exch.:sober Rolls . .......... ..... Is. 3.. prem. Esigloss I.r.stery Tickets 2ll. . Cosswls (..sr 641 T. BISII, St..ektsroker, No. 4, Cernlsill, and 9, Charinx-ereS. IRISH S'FUCKS, Oct. 7. Government Debentures 3f pa cent ...... 71i Geicromeot Debentures b lie f Cent . gei Dublin on London, Oct. 7, 111 o i. COURSE 01 , EXI Amsterdam .... 95 V. Onto at again .. J 4 9 I - - :HAMA, Mr. 14: (.no. ' 01 Li,. Pig. Venice a. C.... St Do. lima. Lisbon 62 Rotterdam 4. f.. V. Ham►uqY 34 4 aii. AlWas rtet, l4 6 Li,. Udr.. 2 Us . V4 10 Wort* 631, Duhhas 1041 Cork 114 011111114111. I. I. J. Portugal Gold in COlll and Ban pot ea. 4—. New Doubloons... ••• Noy Dollars .... 5 lb Safe! la WV* •• . • S 6 Now Louis sub •-• • Arlo ce Ow Mak .11 Holisod, 14 pr. C•nt • d tt meaes I till Si of !hem pledge !1 ,, ^ , of r a iii 3 iut.d. aravuat 4 tathe- it 1,.•;i. u) thee. Elmo. e llRety el init. A paegy, lu.thc-e ) (lett.). 11 hip to So- he pre. 11.ci aid charg e p..etb t o elwb e ito‘h t-4tct, :.h.put• all the ILL, H. N. 9 IS IS 2 11 10 2 10 10 1 111 1 IS 112 10 IS of Mid- iddleser, It, in the , in the lon, tie. lITtOf FM. rower. 6 Z.l.lllita /Ai C 4444 B9i sada. Diu.. 444 hid 4O effect. Ditto WI tea 391 Leghorn 504 Naples BIRTH. On Tuesday lad. the Lady et James Da Pros, E.q. M.P. et • dmighier, seat, Wilton Park. Bucks. Pit AR R I AGES . _ _ . Teiterdlay, at Mary la•bonne Church, by the Rey. John Mitchel, of Isleiverth, Sir Jelin Louis, Bart. Captain in the Rural Navy, and son et the Late Admiral, to Miss Evitpatrick. /Odes' daughter of Colonel Waa. Kirkpatrick, of the Bengal Establisnment. Yestetclar morning, at the Abbey Church, Rath, Mr. Strange, grocer, of. Walret-stmet lath, to Mist P. Hazard, daughter of the late Mt Samuel Heard, bookseller, of Bath On Wednesday, at Walcot Church, Bath, by the Rev. 1. Honiet'Spty, the Rev loaner Sarah, vicar of Asbill, in the *minty of Sonsonet, te Mary Ann, second daughtet of the late ileejairsta Spry, vicar of St. Mary Redelig, BrukoL DEATHS. _ _ _ _ _ On Timidly last, Mr. John Wright, of St. John's miure„ Printer. Her was taken olfairldsuly, after only two days now, la the Stith year of his age. Hii illness began with a told, which but caught whilst he was on • shooting patty; dl is brought ou • Tiniest fever, which occasimosid his death. On Monday last, /At. Wiliam Hooper, airily years ; soss of Mr. James Hooper, of Saw Bond stmt. (in Thursday evening, afar only • few hoofs previous indisposition, at his lodgings in Brighton, Duval, Csq• Captain and Adjutant of the Royal South Glittscester Militia. As a gentleman altl au officer, this las of C.aptaiti Dural will ho long restated by his liiiithae olfuers, and a nu merous acquaintance, to whom his urbanity and happy dispo sition hod exceedingly endeared him. HIGH WATER. THIS DAY. AT LONDON-BILIUGE. Mom. 3:1 . . iin. Orr ....I I Even. S NM. .n......... 2 LONDON .—litintol by G DAVIDSON, Waif, Dike's• cAut, its-street, Covent-garden, and published at the Orrice. No. lb, Sack of St. Clauteat•s Chetah, Strand. by W STUCK, of No. 7, New fleitoss-euess, Lend-Acre r Orden, *c. for this ►aper, seat es the Wien s (peal Pa.) irs dully attwidasite. ..-~'-' 0