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SPORTING mrELLI . GENCIt. THE DPSETNISTAKES Kr EPSOM. The Derby Stakes of sots early h. ft. colts, sst. 71b. fillies, Het. itlb.—The tart mite and half. Lord Derby's br. e. by Eir Peter, out of Brown Bets. Lord Darlington's hr. colt, by Sir Sutooon, dim by Pot-io's. Loid G. H. Cavendish's be. c. by Coriander, dam by Sir Peter, out of Ellleda. Ir. Panto° names Lord Stowell's brother to Bustard. .ord Egremont's b. c. brother to Trafalgar. Lord Egret:uses b. f. by Columns, dam by Sir Peter, out of Nimble. int Egrentont names Mr. Ladbrokes b. e. brother to Wretch, by Goluutua. rd Egremont names Mr. Ladlsruke's b. e. by Teddy the Grittier, dam by Precipitate, out of Colihri. Ir. Watson names Mr. Sitwell'. bomber to Aniseed. r. Haworth names Mr. sitwell's be. e. Clinker. Ir. Howarth moms Sot B. Willisamiou's ci. c by St. George, out of Walton's dam. Ir. Wilson's bay colt, by flambletoninn, out of Surprioe's dam. Ir. Wilson's b. e. by Hanibletonian, not of Totterella. nr. No.iou names Cul. Childers. ch. c. by Stamford, darn by 11 eiedcaux. .... Lake's S. e. Trumpator, dam by Walnut. F. Standish's cult, by Mr. Turk, dam by Volunteer, out of Storace. Northey names Mr. Lake's b. e. by Sorcerer, out of Lord 'Cortes dam. f C. Banbury names Mr. Melliadt's b. e. Bradhury, by Del piai, darn by Yonug Mark. Loon Poley's Petruwits, brother to Little Peter. )tr. brellish's Weaver, by Shuttle, onto! !trap's dam. Mr. Slellish's Hit.umMiss, broth( e to Luek's-All. Gen. Goner'. Johu O'Giutiot. brother t'. tilsaliotor. Mr. Biggs names Gen. Comers b. (. Teazle, by Worthy, out ef Thartle, bI Woottptc hoe. Mr. Vega names Mr. s b. c. by Agonistes, out of a taUT to Beuniugtoo. Lad F. U. Osborto'a be. filly, hr Seiterer, out of Drowsy. Mr. D'Arky names Mr. Raslitetgh's b. c. by Coriander, dam by I ligltilyer, out of Otheuthes. Doke ofGruitoa's c. by Sir Peter out of Dabehiek. Dike of Grafton's f. by Coriander, out of Peppermint. Mr. D. Rodeliire's cb. c. brother to Castrel and Sento. Lord Giosvenor's b. c. by SIT Peter, dam by Woodpecker, gr.stsdasn by Sweetbriar. Lard Grom'enor's b. e. by Meteor, owl of Hind. Lord Grosvenor names Mr. G. Fuller's b. c. by Teddy the iiraader, dam by Precipitate. Mr Pall's fitly, by P dam b'. Dunganuou. Mr. Durand's f. by Teddy the Grimier, out of i?. amsehoondra, Ay far Pear. Mr. land names Lord Stowell's snit, by Sorcerer, out of Sir David's attn. Mr. Wardell names Mr. Maaalra b. c. by Expectation, out of Lariats. Mr. Wardell names Mr. blucicall's b. e. by St. George, out of Petruelne's dam. lie. W :eclat names Mr. Mae/cars Dr. f. by Stamford, out of vs, co. be ea 111- eSt Ilts rod c OU the and BETTING FOR THE DERBY STAK ES. 9 to e against the lxotherAo Cassini. 9 to 2 against the bruther to Trafalgar. O to i against Lord Givirreaor's colt, by Mr Peter, thin by Wood pecker. 7 to I against the Duke of Grafton's colt, by Sr Peter, oat f Dihchiek. • to I nita.iist ( liiiker. 9 to i . :alma the brother to Boitard. High wide against any oilier. The followiav is a complete List qj tie Whams of the Derlig Stake, at F ?sou, *ha, their ecomanosexhist. °warm Winuers. Pious. Years. Sir C. Pa.kary's —.I/Limed. Morbid 1760 Mr. 0' Fae11i'5........ You:ic Eclipse ... . . . &brie 1713 LAOS. temessit's...Assaasin Weer briar 1711 t Mr. Parikres . ..... . . %sienna . . Felipa.• 1714 Mr. itirKeMy's Sericoat ...... &blur ... ..... 17s• Lent Ciensiont's.....Atmarell Mere Manny .. ilfs 111 r. Poritua's ilubk Hisbeyer 1706 lord Derbies Se P. Teazle Higlillydr 17t7 Is R. H. tie P. of Wakes Sh Thomas Pantie 1714 Date of Bedford's ..M. yet-raper Ifighilyar . 1759 laird Grooveihr: , . . Rtiiiiaouintbsie J oilier 1790 Luke of Becifoi..i's.. Lager. . . Floriael 1791 1,..11 G.N.r.euar's....Juisa Ihe • Vortiludr 179 s Sir i . l'uoie'• Way.. Pulses 1793 Lord Gr oicoor".....Oiedalas. a • Jolter 1794 Mr F. Stand lab's ....c p.. a 4 E a Y ilitatere t 79: Sir F. Sixadish's.... Dmte.ot . : Trunsp.alot....l79o of t b. &Bedford's •$ Br. tail o " It Fidget....... 1797 1 Ce li a's' dais.... Mr. Cookioa'a Sic Harry Sir Peter Temlet79B • Su P. Standish', ... . Archduke.. ...... Sir Peter Teashl799 Mr. Wllsan'a. ..... ..Citanipiaa. Porous. 1100 Sir C. Sunbury's__ kiesiaore % biskey 1001 buke o: ti rii:on'i ..T., rant Poison 1640 S bi r h .1 , . lisinion's..l9itto.. bowl Egrivion..'.....W.anibal Mir./ lona Lurd Ertutuat's.... t ordinal Be iefort... (.aluiiiuit 905 laird Foley s ....... Paris.. Lord El-entian's....Eieeiiim G0113•14:1 1607 • • kikx.nair woe eke Oaks Stakes the next day.—; York llattga.) On Saturday a Committee of the Privy Council tot at the Council oth . to hear several Prise 4;..,petits. It way attun , Al by Earl CAMDEN, the Lott: President; Sir W, LIAM* Seorr, the Judge of the Admiralty ; the MASTER of the ROLLS ; Sirs W. lA'YENE and E. NRPEAR. I Friday, a Court Martial wits held on Lieut. JAMES LOOO wARD, of His MAJESTY'S ship Lion, at tsientith, for disobedience of orders.,—The (Marge bein g in port ',Teed, he was sentenced to disatitsedfrom Its MAJl:vrieit ship Lion. . . ~. A court martial will he held, in • few days, on Captain W ooDIEFFIL late of His MAJLDTY's ship Viikatta. who was taken in September, 1:405, on La passage from St. Helena with a convoy, by a French sliulron, after one of the most brace, ju di/nous, and well-fought :idiom the attuals of this -.wintry can produce. On Wednesday, one hundred thousand pounds, k gold, were shipped on board the Surreillnate hi ftate. Sir (MORON COLLIDER, at Portsmouth, as a lean to the Portuguese Government at the Brazils. FRARcis HILL, Esq. Secretary of Legation to the Court of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of VURTIJOAL; and Mr. CRAMBLRLAYNE, -Secretary to the Mission, and acting Consul-General, and Celt suite, take their plunge to the Brazils in her. She is expected to sail ins few days. She goes ruin Ste Brazils to the Cape.—(Afottley's Portsmouth resP9 l %) 1 The late sale at Townbill, late N. MIDDLIE IIIDN'I, Esq. near Southamption, attracted a vast winner of all ranks, amongst whom was the Earl If CE.VAN and other persons of distinction. On ilaclay the stables contained upwards of 100 horses belonging to purchasers. The articles in mend 'trete sold to advantage. ' Much of the hest 1 • rniture was purchased by J. Ossamiourroa, Esq. Sonthampton, the fortunate proprietor of the .0001. lottery prize. The dress which the late Duke of BEnroan wore the marriage of rtis Royal Highness the Prince We tAis, was, on Saturday, sold nt Row zs's tiliction fie- f ifteen guineas and • half. It coot ke Duke 10001 The auctiou was very nume olusly attemled. r.4sr SHIPPLVC: • Hi , Majesty's ship Salcette tailed from Madras the goth September last, lunched at St. Helena the-sth Decent soiled from thence the 6th, and arrived at Portantoulh ths lath inst. Ttte Worcester, Wood; ant United kingdom, D'Esterre, arrived at Madras the ttoth September. rue Doke of Montero., Patterson, parted company with the Worcester, on the 15th September, in lat. a. 3t . N. lon. 92. 5.4 E. for Bengal. The Alfred, Welatead, parted with the Worcester on the e.i'd August, in hit 37. 17. S. ton. 66. 10. E. for Bencoolen. The Airly Castle, Barges, mid Lord Hawkanbury, Smith, spoke with on the toth July, in tat. IS. S. lon. 6. W. The Charlton, Wood, and Devonshire, Murray, arrived at Bombay the 3d September. The Ceylon, Hughes; Walpole, Sandilands ; Surry, ('am berlege; Coups, Hay; Taunter Castle, Tembrise ; Hope, Pendergrass ; Woodford, Martin ; and Earl Camden, Sam son ; had arrived of Ceylon on or before the 3d September. The ships Derayaes, Adderley, and General Stuart, Rogers, had arrived at Benet • left Madras 7th July, in company with the Admiral Gentling, Eastbeid, which they parted from off Point Palmer..., with a Pilot on board. The Metcalfe, !cache, arrived it Madras the lath Au gitst—stilled &um Bombay the gd of that muth. 'the Britannia, Birch 1 Tres Briton, Clitrke ' • Nottingham, Campbell ; and Scaleby Castle, Loch, sailed for China, the lath August, antler convoy of His Majesty's ship Rumel. The Walpole, Sarulaurulit ; Surrey, Cumberlege ; Ceylon, Hudson ; arid Lady Castlereagh, T. G. Murray ; arrived at Madras the 9th September last. On the tsth September, the Walpole was under sailing orders fur Bengal. Lord Minn) arrived at Bengal the 314 July, and took the Oaths and kir Seat as Goveroor-Lieneral. The report in most of the papers that General WutTatocuestrial was appointed to eminence on Thursday next, is erroneous—the day is nut yet fixed. The Dey of ALtazas is said to have finally adr justechill his diffrrences with the United States of America. His cruisers, after haring brought into Algiers three or four prizes, had been directed to dewst. America, it is added, is to pay . immediately the sum of 33,000 dollars to the Day, in lieu of the annual tribute. On Monday an inemest was taken at Portsmouth, by R. CALLAWAY, Esq. Coroner, on the body of Mr. TH014•11 Hawera, Master of the transport New-Diligence, who the preceding day took a quan tity of arsenic, in consequence of which lie died in a few hours afterwards. The deceased was upwards of 50 years of a„."-e. No cense can be itsaigned for his taking asek,' - his l.fe; lie seemed bent on doing it, as he co famed that he had previously taken a great qssantit• of laucLuium. The ileueral Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the county ofSSoutham pton, commenced on Mon day last, before JAMES BURIOIL'OH, Esquire, Chair man • the Right lion. the Earl of Nostriltsa, K. B.; Sir H. P. Sr. J. fillsomsy, Bart. W. CHUTE, L. R. WITHEIL, Ear,. mid others, their feKows. Several convictions tor petty offences took pince. At this Sessions, the Reverend FRANCIS NORTH, Master of St. Cross, Tnteats DELPISY, Archdeacon and Prebend of Vslirchester Cathedral; JAMES HARRIN.:TON Evans, Fellow of Wadham College, Oxford • THDNIAS LOCETON, Rector of Brampton, NortLeiptonshire; Isaac HODOSOIT, Rector of Berwick St. Leonard cum Sedghill, Wilts; JOHN WHITE, Eiq. • Deputy-Lieutenant; and Sir Joan KEANE, Baronet, Bailiff of Alde burgh, severally took the oaths to qualify them for their resective o ffi ces. The following melancheily airldniiiiiappe'ned on board His Ma.mrries sloop Eclipse, on - Saturday se'nnight, en her way to Portsmouth : — One of the sa l ors, who was assisting in repairing some fire locks, with the armourer. outside the Midshipmen's birth, was examining the lock •of a gun, which appeared not to have been in use for some consi derable tune (and which was not primed). when it unfortunately went off. The ball took the direc tion of the Midshipmen's birth ; passing through two deal boards, it wept through the body of Mr. D. S. M.Casaar, (onto of the Midshipmen,) and through the right thigh of the Captain's Clerk, pissing between the legs of the Pilot, it lodged in the arm of a servant boy. Mr. M'Castaar only survived the welded seven hours ; the Clark and boy are in a fair was of doing well. The following singular circumstance occurred in the neighbourhood of K • ngton-lane„ Vauxhall, on Monday last ;—About three o'clock in the morning, the wife of W.— Esq. arose out of her bed, (-AMC out into the passage, and made the most melancholy noise imaginable; which alarmed the whole house. Mr. G. for some time had not slept in his wife's bed-loom. A woman servant who slept iu the same room, alarmed at her conduct, flew dowu stuirs, and the man servant did the same. Mr. Ci. took little notice of his wife's conduct. Between seven and eight o'clock the seine morning, she unlocked her door, and desired the servant to bring some water in • the tub to wash her feet. On its being pat down at her bed-room door, she took it in. About five minutes after, the servants beard a little lap-dog which slept in the room making a great noise. It appeired that she hall drowned the dog, then threw him and the tab out at the window, and instantly expired in the middle of the room.—A Coroner's luquest was held on the body on Wednesday. Two surgeons ex amined it, and found no external marks, **tither did it appear she had taken any thing to cause her death. The aerva.its swore that she went to bed on Sunday evening, and locked her door. The Jury returned their verdict—Died by the Visitation of tved. On the 6th inst. was committed to the Heise of Correction, Maidstone. aged SD yeans, Dinah Shadgate formerly an errand woman from Oat ham to Maidstone. but late a pauper in Coicheath work-house, charged with abusing, assaulting, and putting in beadily fear, the muster and mistress of the said work-house ; fur which indecorous beha viour she was ordered to be kept to hard labour one calends'' , month. Wednesday morning,, Mrs. Tesete, of Sand wich, being on a visit at a friend's house, at Dane bill, iu Margate, and having at different times la boured under mental derangement, unobserved by the people of the house, le ft her apartment, and i leaped nto& well near eighty feet deep : assistance being immedietely procured, Mr. BOYERS, of that place, descended, and having brought her near to the top of the well, the rope brake, and both were precipitated to the bottom ! Ent OD • fresh rope being procured, they were both safely drawn out, and, strange to relate, neither of them was mite rially hurt. LAW COURT OP CRAiIe.IIIT, Jew. WO, PUIRCELE.P. ILACIIAIKARA. This case stood, to-day, to be furtlii? ' Am the question, whether the assets of Jrifin 'Pureed, the younger ought not, in the first plat*, to be im puted in diminution of the stuns fur which the Misses Purcell might be suppoied to have become surety to Mr. Marmainant, for their brother The Lean CHANCLLLOR said, in this state of matters, he should postpone giving judgment till Tuesday. OLD B.4ILLY, JANVAIIY 16. Jolla Adams was indicted for maliciously and wilfully cutting William Barrett, with intent to murder him, or to do him grievous bodily harm.--- It appeared by the testimony of the Prosecutor, a constable, that he accompanied 'another constable of the name of Lie, to quell a riot in Noble-street, Stepney, on the 19th of June last, And ou their arri val thi the r the Prosecotor advised& woman who was standing in the street, to go home, or he would find her a lodging. Whilst the conversation was taking place between the Prosecutor and .the Woman, a man rushed out of a court, and assailed the former with what he supposed to be a short iron bar, with which he knocked him down, and from the blows the Prosecutor received, he was senselesa, and u_nder the --- Surgeon's hands a considerable time. Wit ness Gould not identify the matt who struck him. LK, who accompanied the Prosecutor, Acidi fied the Prisoner al being the men who knocked down his brother officer. He had known him a long time, and he could not mistake his person, for he had first simulted the Witness, and he had said he. meant to kill the Prosecutor. A Surgeon stated, that one of thewouridsou the Prosecutor s heal had pene trated to the skull, and be was senseless when the wound was dressed, but there was no fracture.— Verdict, Cathy. A point was reserved whe.her the wound was of the kind that came within the meat ing of the act. MIDDLEs EA SESSIONS. HICKS'S HALL-CLENANNwILL, JAN. i 6. CONSPIRACY. The following fiiteen ---- jZWeimen boot-makers, in the employ of Mr. Limebeer, hoot-maker. in Fleet-street, viz. Gilbert, Weston, l'osten, KeYold, Thompson, Grime!, G. Grimky, Curtis, R. Grier ley, Baker, Stuart, Wiliams, Nelson, Robson, and ktak.:7, were indicted for unlawfully conspiring to gether to prevent other journeymen from working at their trade, without au increase of wages. It ap peared, by - the statement of Mr. Knapp, and the testimony of witnesses, that the Defendants were workmen in the employ of Mr. Limebeer for some weeks previous to September last, when a general strike took place, in consequence of the Prosecutor not choosing to submit to some resolntions passed at a shop committee, in order to obtain,on increase of wages. Gilbert acted as Chairman of the shop meeting, and by the steps taken by these journey men, the evil extended itself through the metropo lis, at Northauipton, and other proviocial towns of flue United Kingdom. The shop committee sat at the Croiikad Billet, is Shim-lases sad owarycousi derable shop in London furnished two delegate* to this committee, as their representatives. Gilbert often addressed the meeting, and Posted drew up resolntious, requiring an increase of wages, which, on being presented to Limebeer, he rejcoted, and a general strike was the consequence. Ay of-the persons who had struck were to be atwed seven shillings, provided they chose to go id' country; and en allowance made to their wive& and children from the shop's fund. The case of the Journeymen was represented u dingerous, and on Mr. Lime beer applying to Northampton for workmen, he al disappointed, the journeymen there having corresponded with those ru London. They were all found Guilty. Sentence was deferred until Tuesday next. POLICE. SOW-STREET. On Friday evening; Jaws Chennd6 lately . a driver of one of the .11ichwond coaches, belonging to Mr. Newman, the proprietor of several of the stage* was brought before AAILON GaAHAM, Eeq. under the 46th of George 111, cap. 136, being an Act for limiting the number of outside passengers, charged wider the 7th Clause, for not duly ac counting so his employer for the money received upon his account, and defrauding him of I.s. tid.— The circumstances attending the charge are as follow : On Christmas Eve a female servant of a gentle man who resides in the neighbourhood of Grosve nor-street, took her master's son, a boy about %even years of age, to the White Horse Cellar, Picea -4411y_, to go by the coach which the Prisoner drove, to Ham Common, where the child was at nurse ; the inside of the coach being too full to carry the boy, the servant agreed with the Prisoner to take him outside under his care, for which she gave him a shilling for himself, and he charged her two shillings and sixpence for the fare.—lnstead of the Prisoner delivering the child safe into the cure of the Nerve, fur which he had been paid, he put the child from off his coach, on Ham Common, and left him unprotected, very distant from the house of the Nurse, and had not a man met the child afterwards, by mere accident, and learnt from him where he waitteiff to go, the child, in all probability, mnst have wandered about the Common all night, cte probably have perished with the cold. This cruel conduct coming to the know ledge of Mr. Newman, his master, he very laudable made an inquiry into the business, when he learned that there were two outside passengers besides the boy, and he had only accounted to him for two. To substantiate the charge before the Magistrate, it was necessary to lave h ad all three of the pas sengers present, to prove that they paid him. The Magistrate was therefore very reluctantly obliged to discharge him. Mr. GRAHAM told the Coachman not to go away from the office with the idea that lie had triumphed over his master. At the Surrey SesNiona, on Saturday, no trial of rneral iatvrtat.took place. • The hymen:oss gale a . 1 tithe:my and Friday brakes pep dude* of eocaideralde dan.np' et sea, and on the mote il emrid s yoottimilady at Deal aosrMarartc, where the sea broke -adds awls vette:Nee as to threaten their deetraction. A dlestrtaddg spectacle appeared at day-light on Friday surielag—detthe ships in the Downs bad warted from their cables, vied nem '_:g about, some with the loss of their topmminia4 bowsprits, and seam standing out of the Ile% nr, without either anchor or elides. On Lad, believer. tie dausar 'owes very great the foundations of many hoes. • have. been undermined by the sea, numerous stur. bosses, with their cortcnta, hare been swept away. Dorio g the storm a breach of sum; extent was made bv tl sea, hctn ten Hamlin's Castle and die battery No. 1. whims toned a tomcat of ‘. otter into the lower streets of Deal, sad filled with it alt the cellars. Property to a enevaierable autuni.t has hem destroyed ; anti ia a row of itoJtett ere: r Alfred-squue, the torrent ells so deep, that it was found oncessi..y hi send down boats, to take the inhabitants gnus the a imniaa of their houses. Several assays In the Pearhstre t have be cis totally destroyed, writhe timber washed out to see. It was reported, at the der.uture of the post, that • brig had - focuttercil in the paws, and all un board perished. It aftnrwarels uscritairard, that a brig hod drifted on board a ship, which occasioned the Ammer to founder,' and the latter to drive to sea, with only her main-mast standing. At Margate, all the bathing rooms have bees washed away, except Wood's The Parade is washed down, as is a ' great part of the Pier, std a number of vemcla were destroyed in the harbour. The elaniage at tile place is estimated at upwards of '25,00d. The tide, which mu to a remarkable height, made • breach through the Pier-dead, and carried away the parapet wall from the Pier to die Marine Parses. Three mere hunt ships received much damage ; one of them was driven where. 'At Dover, the Ilesuroy, victualling hoy, task at the Phu head; them other vessels are also sunk, sod many others Pre tylugrtet la the Roads, without anchors: or cables. The blenthopier Head, the harbour, and different parts of the lune; our Sir beech, have received mach damage. At Yarmouth, the gale was aceoasrusied with a way heavy fall of sn9,4* but ao part:eider damage was done MI the town, dimes the jetty and pars were wadi isijanalwes The Calliope, which was beidding at Wintertera-Wah a metirely dashed to pieces, and two other Alpe bewailing fh - Leith vine drives on shore, and the rest pat oat to sea. A ketch ran a-shorn nen- loValmer Castle, bat the erste had been prey ismeloaken out by a Deal boat. At CO A eS, ten of the tra belnaging to Admiral Murray's squadron, arrived eliii mg the rale, outer convoy of a gun-brig ; all of *Welt, alit. the •-uu-brig, were driven ashore. The gus-brig and three of the traesports gut off in safety, but the rest remained aromas' at the departure ‘. Friday's punt. Admiral Corrnm Rill proCeed in the Lively, off Lisbon, there to wait for further order's Lola tns . Adun ratty. iLloire, Jerreaso.s, from I.iveroonl, for Hayti, was lost on the 4th inst. near Wicklow. the America, PADDOCF., from Savannah, cr‘e Liverpool, was ;trended on the Salters, on the iath i natant. The Success, of Poole, from London, for Porti. mouth, is put into Dover, ls ith damage. The Goodrich, Lowe, from Newfoundland, to Poole, is lost on the coast of Ireland. The A ,iacrurt and Argue, (trausports), front Cork, are on shore near Cork. The lierkriek, TAT Loa ; the Jenny aid PAcebe, oftiuuderland and a large ruck rigged hoy, are on 'bete near Margate. The Courier, from Newfoundland, for Dartmouth, -is lost off Scilly. . The Betsey, M Low r.ce, from Landon to Ports. mouth, has foundered in the Dawns. On Saturday evening, as General MURRAY was entering London from the country, a large trunk was cut fr?itx his carriage, in OxfortLetreat. Holborn. On Friday, at the Guildhall, York, Romero* RHODES. Esq. was unanimously elected Lotd Mayor of that city, for the year ensuing. At the same time, Mr. JOHN WATSOR was elected &Cola. mon Councilman for Micklcgate Ward, in tt e MOM Of Mr. JAMES SHEPHERD, resigned; and Mr. ROSEHTICtuAmpt , Ay was elected a Common Cone. Gilman fE.E the same Ward, in the room of Mr , THOMAS MARSHALL. removed ;—and the followi. g Gentleintin were chosen Chamberlains for the ye. r ensuing, viz. Mr. Jolla WOLSTENHOLDI v.. Mr.Wi LIAM EASINOWOULD, Mr. Jones &Liase, t Skelton, Mr. JOHN Dirson, Mr. JAMES LASCELLEr s. . Of Hull, and Mr. WILLIAM Serra, of Fulford. A letter from Dublin, ilattid January t 3, says— " Some persons near Tullamore, in the Kings County, whose houses had been plundered, and whose horses had been stolen, traced the robbers to the neighbourhood of Maryborough, where the horses, greatly exhausted, were left by those who had ridden them, and who dispersed. On alarm being given, the thieves were pursued in various directions, and one fellow, laden with booty, wit, taken near Ballinalcill, another at the entrance of Kilkenny, and two more ut Cloubullock, near Re thangan. The first of these four, on being . carried to the gaol of Maryborough, gave information that the gang co:misted of thirty, dispersed in veriens parts of the King and Queen's Counties, and the Counties of Kildare and Kilkenny, who regularly communicated with their Captain, with whom they had agreed on tinineroubb other robberies, thus for tunately prevented. All the parties are well known, and the yeomen, &c. are now in zealous rear& of them." - The Quarter Ses.ions, held in the Town Hall. Chichester. began on Tuesday ; there was a full bench, at which Jolts S.taaisAwi, kagi. presided. The Sheriff. Gen. Woltz, Col. &anomie, Joust POUCHY, WM. DRERETON, J. H. Goatit, RD. MURICES, EDMUND Wool's, and Jon* Quart- TOCK (Mayor). Esqrs. also attended. There were many Pritionerr, but chiefly for trifling offences. The two Knights, for being found in the act of . taking rabbit* from the grounds of Sir H. FEA.• THEW•TONTIIAVGII. Bait. and stril4ing the rine.. keeper:, were brought up, acid one of them is dea tined fur the navy. The othr proiing a deserter from the Sussex 'Militia, will be given up to the regiment. irCKY THOUGHT. Oa Twelfth-day, loaf Year :;fe 7 4 frieoda, choice andfro% Met o'er a good cake, where they sat m fud glee ; The Lott'res new chairoctcra sent for the night, Were draws, send excited meek mirth and deiight The fair-orw, whom Fortuse crewa'd (down of the jeet, Soon made a pi ormal, embraed by the milt, - To pnrehme s Tircket ; she did as the thought, And Teo Thousand Pounds use the Prise that the honest. One of the greatest of all plawnes is the incutn brance of an infirm old House, of which the ar . anal expense of repairs frequently exceeds its value. Not so will complain the fortunate,. who are to possths the many Capital Houses in the pre sent City Lowery. Ntw, ae,d substantially bnilt, they will stand for generations; and each be, tamed for a stake of adrentore of legs amount d it would cost tapprop an old building.