The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

FRO .0 SATURDAY NIGHT'S C4ZEI'TE. —...........a.. Crown-Ofses, July IS, 181 S. HUMUS ItETURNFD TO SLUTS IN THN 'HLW PARLIAMENT. Comte, of Roscommon...Arthur Timbal, Rol. and Majors. Grottral the limo. Nephew Mahon. Con ery of Kerry--The Rigid Hum. Maurice FdsGerald, sad Jaen • Cntsbir, Esq. nonoisrlo of Tralire—Edourol Fig. County of Kildare—Tilt Ron. Willi ion Charles O'Brien 'Pith romonotoi:y rulird Lord %Von. Estagrrald, and Robtatt Loosonette, Coolooty of Ciok —The Hon. Richard Wire, and the Hon. F..tuaril Kong, eutuatonly railed Lord Vi►eouot 1 Imes. County of Louoloonolcrry—Greorge Robert Dawson, E'q. and Almtau.ler Itnh.•rs Si• wars. £.q City of Loodotorterry-i-the Right 11. to Sir George Fitagerald !IA Botouch of Culeranie—ltear•AJarirAl Sir John P. Bensfurd, Bart. Collin) , of Cattbaras—Gror=e Finciair, Ent. MILITARY PRO vlo'llol3. .Inlts tS, 1818. let Rellment of Goartlii—Furs • jell lirnrY M lll4lll Camp. 1).41, of the 2.bli Foot, to bf. Cornet awl Sob larntenain. liv purchase, etre Wombwell, who reins...date • Julie 27, 1818, 301 h Itegiinent of Light Deigitaiss —Corn. Oule. HliVey he liconna o t, by pi n chin g . vire Arnold, promoted in *b. 99th Foot—dal rl Jahr 9,1818. Lard Caton' [Sento:eh to be Cutuct, by purchase, vire Her vev—datell as above. 111 b iliitu—Goiiteusan Cadet George 11. obsri from th ftay s l Military College, to be Cornet, by purchase, rice Preto's, promoted—dated an above. Staff Corps of Cava'ry —Richard lawratier, G e nt. to Its Vetyrinary % n eon, vire RI. ~maid to Slit Coral. y pot al Slatil.trow--tlated July 2. 11 1 18 2.1 Reg milli of F.Ol-6.4toicso Tolehre to be I.vonois t. • thunt purchase, vice Adams, dcc.qued— dairel Ist:, 11.1 K le George Harvey, Gent to be Cobigii, vice Tolebrr —dated as above 7.h ditto—Lieut. folio Brownlow. from th• half pay of the R. zinient, to he Lieutensitt, vire Hugh Ritchie Wallace, who . %diabase., receiving the ditferr n e e --dar r il as a bo ve . 21.1 ante—Assists:A 3.lraeon %Valium St o„ num the 801 h foot , is be A•atauot-S:ogeott, •ie• R ,berl Reny, who retires upon the beltpay of tbe 611th fuut—dated as shove 32 , 1 ditto—tient John Charles Crawford, from the half. lay of the Sitolisn Rrgiinesil, to be Lieutenant, vice Geurce Brock, ttleu eachiuges, reekaving the cliff, mace—JAW at •:.tore. 33i1 (limp—Ensign Win. Augustus Clarke, rum the h'ilf-1"Y of thr I t Fuot, to br• Emil's, vice Henry Cbarles rearun, who exchasigeti—odated as above. 35th ditto Fevigoi Benjamin Rattertheaite, from the tra p of the 45th Foot, to be Ensign. vire John Thomas, who excliarges, ?reviving the ditiereiter—rited as above. 67th J tio—.l-sesit. Humphrey Ruin ri Hartley, from the half ry or t h e. Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vier Frasier' i hisig. Keogh, who exchanges, receiving the difference-- dieted as above. 6755, Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Aver, II Tzars". from the lof.p sy of the 434 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Roger It Ice Walker, rho exchanger, receiving the iltlreteace— ekite4 as atx.ve. 73.1 ditto—Ensign Won. L. Bnitsell.fsom the h ill--pay of the 91th Foot, to he Emig,. vice Julio who cx. chais t rea, receiving the dilierroce—tlatrd ..t above. 8911. Chillelli Wobeley, from the p..y of the itesteuesit, to he Lieut. mint, vice Francis ca l oa r, 8, sews', who exchanges, reermini; the difference-- dated July 8, 1818 ; Lieutenant William .1. Slavonic, from she 97th Foot, to Ire ditto, vice Archer, who ex changes-41mA July 9, 1918. 81th ditto--Caplriu Jobs. Arnaud, from the Itialtpay of the 11th Foot, to bet Captain of a Company, vice William who excitants, receiving the iliffirence--deted .lily 1 0 ,1818. 87th ditto—lieutenant Edward CaullielJ Archer, from the *Rh Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice :Unroof*, who ex- ChMatet July 0, 1918. Otti ditto--Envims George Roth to he Lieutenant, by pooch's". vice Campbell, pionnited—dated July 9, DIIR. 99.5, Moo—Lieutenant !Cohen Arnold, from the 10111 Light Max° is., to be Caposiii of a Company. by pareh.tse, vier Biller, who retire—slated July 0, 1918. 41h %Val.' India Rritmetst.....Essaigte Geroge Langton ' from the half.pay of the ti9th Fuel, to hr Fosigu, vice David lions., who exchrups—ilmett Jut, 9,1818. Iref e r i n a r a s ur geon ---..... ;Comment', Guns the Staff Corps lo be Veterinary Surgeon at she Cavalry brunt at Maislasone. vire FAwAr.I Henry Steed, who) 'elm.' upon li.apay—tlatrd July 2, IBIS. HOSPITAL STAFF. kmistotit.Ctse•xeota S;;mts:l 81;r11, M.D. felon the flat Foot, so sw .....uotu the Forcer, vim Slurry, deceased—dated July 9, DAIL Nltmonalena The rearrointtneat 141:teote.;a711 Stnvte to the lot is to is•ar date Ow 411, July 1813, hot he i. not allowed bi 'Teeter foll.pay till Frlwuary 10th, 14111. The romutiaqona of the under-m. lotions4l Otriears at the Renal Military Asylum are to beard...hated to the 25th Jame 1916, het they are nut to be allowed to carry soy back• ray, via . Commandant George Ewalt (Liett Zsaiga John Fellow Amaiaat.Sts. grub S. G. Lawresee. Office of Ortfacrare, Jed! '12,11118. Rnyal Regiment of Artillery. rist tientenint Gustavo' I'. Flom', from the lialf-pay of the Reveries'', to be First liettteaasi, trice tucker, de crased--datctl Mirth 17. 1818. PA ItTPI ERSH IPC DIRSOLVED. ..... 11 Rennet', It Renard. nod H. Ilvanet., jun. of gpitat. mom. Moldlvaes,lo k Astray. re, IN e. th, 11 1 117.—S Davy and J. H Day*, of P.uk,r'a.lane, SI &Ira in-Iltv.Fit Ida, w h e el. Istrothtt,Jo..e 24. 1818—II' Thom rims sod G. Thoutp•on, of Chatham. Witt, t.•aDrr., July 11, 1818.-11 Gond'. r and J. L N utttug. of Tont oknost.atert teoltam.emort.road. oisst....l••rt.-tnamtf•viu•ern, June 114, 1819.—C Adams and T. Wollastim, of iinlyn-Ottrn, Sinop, nail.irunmonters, Jelly 1. 1f.111.••••••0 &MOWN sod F T•urh. of Nernumdsey.slr4 et, Jt•te•• y, wooittnol.r.„ Jul/ 17. IRIS —J. Femmes, and B. W Ankrr, of Ifialoopt ratr.ore. ', m a w' , yhymody, Jul♦ 43, 1818—It/ heott a,.1 It 'l'. of rortltamplon I lace, Kroll •515, moth. s us. • •111., to,. July 10. 1818 , v—J ISsot 111 nod H. D. %%whin., of paritimr, Ess.%, mood and blork.m.•kvre, July 10, 11418....-T. Davis. W Jones, W. Ilett• y, e•miloy, J Poulloo. F Dtvs y. W. M .riin. EN 1.1,11,11 W. SL.o.•, of 5.... T Gelds, Muldlests, pa sud coke makers, July U. 1818. RANI( RUPTCI sUPERSEDED. William Tar. 44611, of Plyin.,uin. vie Waller. Jame. !%1 .orp Sutton CouLr, late u( Gukku-lone, London, (hr• penumv r. Jopo•pli At, urowt, law or Mallory, Salop, •ictuaSer. Wllin.m 114 i• of 17..u.t.r h. alt. Losidoss..herrlinst. Tinms4s Hall, of A •hh..ror. Derby, cuarlinn.krr. BA NK RUPTS. John Toilworn. of Pooh inmlore, 11;ontion, fish.saleman, in rend. r,Joly 18 1 1, Auga.s El, moll Xrptrmtter 5. M rkwen, as (iudelhall. London. assosary. Mr. Bower, Clifford's , . ItArrs Rlorc, 4.f Cr*ven plat*. Barman.. 111i41411449t, ef0urAn.44...44, to •lirrelllll . l, Aurso , e 8, I I. and fh pirw,lwr 5, M eleven, at Goilrlitaill. /Worm y, Mr. Daaraou, 8 4 4.1,44 4 r50n••••• , -t. J. S arty, of Resawy, Southamptoo, hatter, to mounter, August 7, at our, IL of t • ei. e, and September b, al our, al Ilse India Arms too, Gosport. Suntliamptuts. Attorneys, Mr. &mut, Clement's l o o; and Mr limkins, Gosport. Aleock, of Atbersione, Warwick, hat.msuaretneer, to aurevuder, Antost I, 3, and Sept. mher 5, al eleven, al the Kins'a Head tut, Coventry. Alton, v, Mr. Carter, Coventry. T. Coward. ide of truselaulni.ltridze, Lancaster, to surrender, *utast S. 4. and September 5, a 5 Ave, at the Sell lon, V versioa, Lancaster. Aiturceys, Mr. J. Dicken son, Ulvemtun ; and ►Messrs. Raster and 'hawker, thay'S lust pl4cr. Gist's bon, 1.05151.5 n Routh. Gime:, Routh, and Robert new o► late cf Ilishop.Wearnumilt, Durham, ship bui dere, In our asoikt. A ugu st A. at at,, 57, al eleven, and September 5, at eleven, lei the Betdmv Inn, Astor. soy. Mr. lilakiatou, S. mood's Ivo, Lunduss ; and Mr. Marto, flubup-Wearatouth. Jamea TOotlnsis (not Jame• Toml•n, at bcfor.• advertised by imatake), late of Chad's-row, Graff 's Inn.lane, bricklayer, to surrender. July 15, August S. mut Septets. bre I, ■t ten, at Guildblll, Lms.lou Attorttc)s, Messrs. West .n, Trrsd.sle, avast Syvnes. Folt rch-st sea Robert Lee, of Guest Winchester-mutt, London, and►r. writer, to surrender, A,, sat N, 11, and September 5, at one, at Gairibali. Attorney, Mr. Freer'', Threadneedle- N net. Rnherf .Knitht. of Stone Breaks, Yo.k, clothier, to sur render, A.iglisa 10, at eleven, at Ow Mose h e ar, Manche*. ter, 13, and Septesiher 5, at eleven, at 11w ROI% Head Inn, Mowley, Agorae'.*, 31easta. CI k., Richards, awl Mika, Chan& ry lane, London; and Mr. Higgins bottom, of o.llhuni, Lancaster. James Rowhothani, late of Burley, near 3leclesfield, Cheater. limb. r.stenti r, W purr. oder, A stgost 1, at Ciur, 8, amid September 6, at leo, al the rill Aincel hea r 31areless Geld Aiiiirneya ' Messrs. Will sod Reminds, Ilnw Church yard, Loudon; isisd ,llessrs.Grianiditch and Ihmtrick, Mac clesfield. 9b •mas IVolisof, of Portrea, Haste, linen-draper, In cur. rend. r, Anicstat A, IS. and September 5, al eleven ' at Guild. hill, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Countess audlltolintson, %Valhi I isik • James Barlow, late of Blackburn, Lancaster (hat now a prison• r for debt in his Maj. y's gaol the Castle of Liineas irr), 1)04,104114r, in suns ruler, Aucust 11, at five, It, at Ichs sot September 6, at twelve, at the Mil Bull Inn, Black. burn. Attorneys, Mr , Armstrong, I...taple Inn, London; and Mr. ItAiimon, Blackburn. /Mei Rattford, of St r.s t o t aspy_stertt. % l eery. tripeotan, euerroder, Atitcost 1,4, at tr. and Septet:l4er b, at two, al G. 111411.11, Lnndua. Atnornt)s, limns Drew and Sone, 13.rnt.nwhoy tree,. Joloa Tay/or, of I.ewfaham, Krnt, linen-draper, to our. reader, ktgoal 4, 15, awl Stitt: tutor 5, at ten, at Co 1.1. hall, I.unel.na Attornry, Mr. Cuuteifortl, Copthati•eourt, 1 ,.. ,, DIVI DEN IS Allartst 31. J. Kirkpirit k. of Level p•iol, mu-chant, at one, rt the George lan, Dale steer., Liverpool. &pt. 21. T. G. Hoalrrn, of Shrlton, Stuart!, diaper, at rk et n, it the George tan, St•atfor.l. August 29. J. Ilartosi, of tlse OH South Sea Muhl., Broad. wire!. Lanadma, at leo, at Guildhall. A01(11.4 17. G. Hatfield, of Suuth Slat. Ids, Dualism, ship. builder, at els vrg, at the Cummiwtou ROOM, Sunderland near the Sea, Durham. Amprot 22. J. Merle, of Pltmsolle Do.k, Devon, csbiutt. maker, at twelve, at the !loyal note!, Plymooth. Aligns( 19. F. Knowles anal J. S.iist)cr, of Sheffield, Iner t hams, at elt vett. at the Townie Lin, Sta. 111.1.1. August 21. J. Wilkinson, late of Lancaster, bookseller, at five, at the King's Arms Inn ' Lancaster. Almost 18 J. K Pollock, of North Shiel.ls, Noribunalwr land, bookseller, at elvveu, at the . 11)sti RVA)1111., North Shields. Atagest 17. J. V. Ruse, of cambrillKe, brush maker, at twelve, at the Red bun lint, in the Petty Cur), Cant. bridle. Anzoist IS. J. Craductte, of nownittpalreet. ‘Vestniiiiater, pidgin-dr:der, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. August 22. 11% Cosil i ce, of Astizcl.court, Thrugottortun-atteet, Lustilosi, witke.inert hAtit, al twelve, at Guildhall. Sept. 12. A. Mindy, of GOYA r-ittiect, Bedford-square, Mid dlesex, huildtr, at eleven. at Guildhall, 1.. lull. Sept. W. J. Kirkman, ufGower•vireet, Bedford-square, Mid builder, at eleven, at Guildhall. August 18. G. Flume, OfThre.iillicedle.street, Loudon, wine- • merchant, at ten, at G u ildhwll. August 11. A. 1. Pfeil and E. A. Van Vomit, of Bishops. gate-strttt IVithin, Londuu, merchants, at one, at Guild hall. August 15..1. hater, late of Maidstone, Kcal, but mow of LOllllllll, dealer, at tell, at Guildhall. August 29. E Young, of Greenwich, Et ut, dealer, at leo, at Guildhall, Loudon. Sept. 99. K Heweltine, of Nichulas-laue, Lomlou, rhulesale leaol , aster, at twelve, at Guildhnll. August 15. J. Turubull, J. Forin a, R A. Crawford, aud D. Sham, of Broad street, Loudon, merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. Sept 5. J. Muni and T. Adams, of Lcadrultall-street, Lon don, bat-maLers. at tru, at Guildhall. C ERTI FICATES —At:o9n 13. o..hourne, of Setilcoalet, York, merchant —C. Can, of Durham Grove, Southampton, and of Flret.strect, Lon don, 'tattooer—J. Coulter, late of Chatham, Kent, car. penter.—lt. H. Shaw, of Liverpool, merehant.—W. I. Smith, of Birmingham. vietuvll.r. W. Forrler, of Basing. stoke, liaate,stage-rudett pruprirtur.—W. Tilt, St. I'deur• Churrla.paril, London, canfectiourr.—J. Bangui's, of Cree Chorch-lane, Leadeithall.strret, Condon, Martin, of Brirtol, Imen.draprr.—.l. Polley, of Gray's lon. Irm a kli,lalleara, plumber...v.li. H. Pique, late of Stroud, Kew, Tkomp'on, of Chippitse &Awry, Glos.. caster. h u Cult, of King-aural, Holborn, Illidaleses, cesch-os.ker. PRICE. OF SUGAR. The &Verne prier of Brown or Moarovado Sugar, com puted from the Krturn■ made io die seek ending the 22d day ufioly, ISIS, h. 51i. I 111. per hundred *richt, etarin• sive of the Milt* of eu.dotos paid or pAyable Ibereou, *a the importation thereof into Great Bailout,. PRICES OF CORN. Avenge Prises of Coru of Eli:land and Irides, by the Quarter of Eliot Wow-heater Bushels, anti of Oatmeal per bull of 140lbe. avoiranromme, from the retinue received in 114 week ended the 16111 of July, 1618. Wheat. Rye. I Batley. Oats. S. d. a. it. a. d. s it. 87 8 83 6 I 31 7 36 4 brow. Prase. I Gahm al. Beer or Bog. a. d. s. s. d. a. d. 62 0 68 1 27 6 Average Prices of British Corn in Srottand,hy the Quarter of Ei;ht Winchester Bushels, and of Oatmeal pi,. 801 l of 128!hs. Scotch Troy, ur 140Ibs. Avoirdupois, of the Four Wteks immediately preceding the 151 h of July, 1819. Wheat. Bye ' Barley. Oats. 1. d. s. A. la. .1. s. d. $7 M 1 1 49 10 29 9 Beaus I e. O. IA 6 Prase. V al meal . Beer ur a. d. d. a. d. 60 • 26 • 41 3 Letters from St. Thomas's, dated the 1611 ult., and received by the Leeward Island racket, m en . tton, that accounts had rtriclied the island of • complete victory gained by Atlmirsol Baton over the naval force of the Spistuurdr, in cunstquence Or which, the Patriots thrie haul given is warn' re. tertuitiment, to which the British volunteers who were on the spot were nestled. This must be the same action to which reference liar altegdy torn made. oil the authority of letters from Tintidad, of ill.- loth (Juor), but our own advices from that island arc riot later thou the: 3J, of tuurse they are siletit on the subject. _ L.lll l INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, I.lmcous's INN, SATVILDAY. JULY 21. PRIVATE HEAnnyth—QVERN STAR. wEsißitooK V. 91111.1.EY. S'r ARTHUR l'itiotrrr sod dlr. MART attended Ills 1,1 4( 1411,1 ill 11114 private roniii llii. nonionic. Sir A nitwit Piacotr, err u,der , lioutl. present. ed a Priii•oli nu iiir 11a t of the L) lesulatat, pro po.koK Iltst it third person should have the custody of his air. HART. %• nntierstand, on the part of the PLauttitf, ot.jeeted to the person prupus:d by the De,esul.tott. The LORD ('H.►*rc><l.l.oa expressed his disap probation of ihr c..►ntno t the oat ties, in not agree ing to N !Kniper ltrrv•nl to have the care of the children. It ought to hr dour nut of Court. for it was impoilohlr For a Lord Chancellor to rat• who was a pioper person, as whoever was proposed by our iiarty was objrcted to by the other. Lordship, we uoderidand, dismissed the Pe tition. IN OPEN COURT. LUNACY. PRICKARD. in the matter of Grace the Dowager Iluchess NORFOLK. 41 Imitutir. Mr ‘VETIIEKI,I.I.. on helvolo lif the committee of the lier , mal pro;.erty of tOr mov-.1 11141 th e m,,,,t r e s et • polt mig h t hr co firmed, rel•itive to the grinning of of ton florin* belonging in t .e lu , tele. t.• E•.z.toetli Stnre. 0..1y qoe..tioni for hos L coo:Aeration wool, oho war to pay the c. 0... of the Ti,. I.oßnl lIANIALLOR- 4 1 ' II j'a 1131110 111 Cilite4 of illtitivt IC 1114. C041:11.11111.4. /.114411141 iniv the riallt• of the inquiry. awl the levoace the costs of the trior." t.oau utcav iw the uoca!ter if her Graet fbf 11 , ,cheer Dowager of NouruLK. Mr. Wvzoizstil.L •aid 1..15 ow. is tom. that it 1,.- ref •r ol to tho Metter to nortosne whether to won't' Iw for the b-in tit of the lunatic that certain Iromes Arnold he growtril, Tor LORD CHANCELLOR—" There i* another quevoion, oho' of the trourtgogr, which mu.t not be 111... v.-if in she Lri the Alaster also rejoin, whether it wOulil lir lor the brop iit 4' the lunatic, thin the mortgage 51 hl 1,, paid off." • THE SWEARING IN OF TIIE PIX JURY. The Lotto CHAINCELLOR—" I hor he able In ,it at ten o'clock ou Nl , rulay tammisig, MI I have In :mend 'lie Court 14 Exchequer. to charge the Pix Jury pre!.aritory to their tzautualug the cuitt at the 31put." POLICE. nnvr IPTIIRrt Lite on Wednesday night. or Piety on Thor&ley morning, the braise and premiers of Me. Jackson. c pll l llllllll.lllnn. ment•manufara nrrr, in Tottenla tm-rout t.rugiul, w, r.• brukl n open. Mr.Jacksiiii went to bed about eleven o'clock, hut could not sleep nu account of the xcessive beat ; he 011 up to open a window for air, at which lime he heard ■ mole, and had nn ratubt but that it proceeded fuoun the feet of Iwo melt; at the same time he was alarmed by his daughter, who 111111 been kept awake by indisposition, callus"; out to lion with a loud voice, that there were thieves in the bowie. Ile, its cousequience, opened his bedroom draw, and 94M, NI l e apt, two met, making their way 1:611W11 stales, and was pure "'flier them. h.•t seeing them making their way to escape by Taviatock Mews, which is at the back of his house, be gave.. alarm to a **whine., in the fr tof his AMMO', aho sprung his rattle, whets three watchmen came to Ins assist ance, and they were adisitiral rate. tiue house. They muceeded to sews 11 the house moat diligently, and particularly, hut could nut hod any person, o u r was testy thing discovered to have been ►totru, our were there any symptoms of breaking in or breaking out of the house, but it woo: at length ma r e, ta llie d that the robbers had pasted through the hack kitchen window, which slides open, and which was etranemed by some bottles which Mr. Jackson's daughter was pra.itive she haul left rloee to the window after being washed being found knocked &fru and broken. They ascertained from the siate of the wall which emirates Ili, yard at the back of the house, that one or more of the robbers haul made their escape into Taviatock Mews. They proceeded into the minis factory ■nd yr.. {taboo, but eutulul not discover ally p.•r son or any thing baying been tidies away. Just as they were about leaving the pelmet.% being then whe at,' no pergmb we., within, one wf the w•rirhmen, out of mere curio►ity, lifted up the lid of a large do at its the u pper piney, when, to hi'. great surprise, be saw a mats concealed. (in his twists taken out of the chest, the sur prise and asistuishnient of Mr Jackson sod his faintly is nut to be deser , beil, ma hr play.d to Itu a yourag mass of Ilse name of Gellre till then coosidered lu be of the highest respectability, sod he whom they uric nuncio attached. turnstile , tog him like owe of ;he frrisily, baying log set swirl hiaapprenticeship to him, 1111111 11111 111111 its Mr. Jackson's employ, •1111 intruntell in the mu.t coa fid eu ti a i manner, so much so, that whim Mr. Jeckson was out in the evening he WM intrusttil to rotten the premiere. He was rum eyed to tb.• watehltras-e, where a tee wa.ting with him half all boor, the eon.tablr of the night turned loins out of the watch-house, refteung lo take the charge• nom the watchmen, tenor rally twos log um the nereetity ..f M r . Jackson &woolens to mike Hie ch 1: ge, sod stupidly pre sumed to deteetllllle thot, as nothing haul been aituleit, u o offence had bull, c tied. Lick,,, ass afterwards appri•. broiled PI is,,. budging, and nil a Fllimelll9l.l imarainatund of hint before Sur NATHANIEL CONANT and Mr. BECKETT, on She routine' of the punish euu.labl.• of She melt bri n g stated, Sir NATIMIIII. &tinted that the 1..1110110de should be indteted if he WWI tle• hest 'obtain:int of the pariah. At the caarniiiation, Km, the countable. who eppre heitcloul him, vendors it some Bauk inure whit It be tuuud upon him when hr watched him. _ _ Mr. J. :Awn maul he had not the lest idea of their being his property ; its fart, Mr. Jackson's SIM vs ry Mows ~,,, rly said, he had 110 d iuht but that they wire the Pe1f..111•1% properly, and thin they were part of • dividend he had tan ly received al glue Wolk of &gland for funded propeitv, Iv the amount of bunt. The motive of the Prtsoner and sill his eunta..cl . were of the highest respectability; his mother had effervd to give him 2,000 guineas. lie farther observed, flint he had no doubt but that it was the Pi esoner's first offence, and toot th. it object was only to have hint sent omit of the co 11111 l y. The Misgistrates inElrlll. d him that it was list in tlwir power, that appliesaiun twist be made on the PlPWilrell 11131 a 1 the Old &dry. The 1 1 , Owner appeared ettremely penitent, slid entreated Mr. Jai kson nut ICI prostrate him. Mr Jet k.on replied, that kr was called upon by his iseighhoore as Iv, 11 as by a politic duty to prosecute. He erns therefore Is I over to prosecute, and the Prisoner was fully eirmmilti al fir trial. John Pulley was afterwards put to the liar, charged on suspirion of being arrornplice, and that hr was in the Wow. at the tiin. with Airkiir, sod hail made his escape over the wall, and that Au kin was about It follow NM, but was deterred by the 'mincing of Ole Waitinlstll% . ra tele', and their nolo nick Inwards Ito. premises. Airkin snit Pulley were proved to have been v_cy innovate fur hustle nine past, met nog together every eve-twig, and about a week since nrichl o inr heard thew conerrsution, when Ados', while standing at Mr Jackson's door, said, the plait Won't do to exectite iiimi;;lo, kr. . _ . The Pri.t.iiri Pulley denier, the charire in hying e.nincrieri Aickin iu breaking open Mr. Jacksum's boon, tad mid be could prnce dot Lc FI% in hi.l twelve o'clock on Site night %Ir. nick....** huw.e we hriikeos open, fur which pow pso he waii milted for rurthcr i. tam, Iti twable him Iu produce Ate wittles‘e% AN u[ . /► OFF,. N DER. John Darts was brought lwf de the Lord Mayor on Sa luiday, solder the following singular circummslices:-- Hughes, a tielet-pisrtrt of the Royal Exchange, stated, That the Prisoner Caine siti 'Chasse, on Frid iv afternoon, mid gave hint it check for 510/. op.llll 11101 Co. the Wolters, desiring him in go there and receive the money, bring it to him, and he would giee him half-a-crown for his trouble. He went accorilsintly, hat the hankers refuted to pay it ; and dirt:rte.! Win 10 110 f the twrson who fool sent him. Oa going hack to the appointed place, he found the Prisoner sealed in a Imeknex-coach, and iota hint a hat the hankers said. He replied, Oli! veiy well; drive to Willis's hank, coachman" cow Moto did as lie was ordered, witness mounting the box, and following the Pi - lo o oter into the hank, where he era. asked how he came ii, pustession of the cheek ; and he replied that he 110'611M it of a friend whom be had known in Ilandosigh. Lank, however, fur sonic reasons wituess did not know, refitted id pay the money, and the Prisoner came away. He then again got into the coach, and ordered it to drive to Lloyd's, where 1w told the wittiest he would satisfy hint for his it:noble. On arriving there, after mooch slitiflimg. and taking him into several banking-blooms in the neighbourhood to whom hr pretended to lie sell known, Ice attempted to give him the slip, by laming short down a postage and beginning to run, but a constable paw jag at the moment, 1w gave hint in charge. illff 1105 .tateineist the Pr Mlllef C 0111001141.1 lolling upon the Isar, alined oily very witieihm• conceal his face. Mr. Holder, the (hisf cord, Isooi ve r, appeared to reeis!nise him at wore, and rahii,g to him by Ina name, inquired how lie came to lie at liberty on h,idnt ? when the Prot ))))) m re. plied," 1 closet choose to answer your 001 . 101 0000 0 Mr. Holder : you have hobbled 131 e 1113111 y a time lelme to•ila v." Several of the officers now rreognissed the Prisoner as havieg been transported for life about 14 years ago, and it appeared highly p,ohrble Shit he hail escap•it from trasisporiati 0000 ; hot he positively asserted, that be bail receiver; his pardon two rare NCO A foreizsi eenilemmi present. whose name did 'tot ap pear, said that the check was hip p r operty. Ile had been thMag Friday at a coffee-honer in the oeiahhoorbtrol of the Exchange, and , oil amining out, his pauk. t was picked of a pork. 1-hJa.k. coal ai oo lii e the cheek in question and mile, liven.. The bankers did not ply the check because it load no sepulture. The Lard .payer now asked the Prisoner how he came possessed of it, but Ire peeiist•al in his orizinal story of harlot ►ec. ived it of a Namhursb overhaul, whom " nobody kiwis hut himself," at the Hain:. time complained to the Lord Nlayor Ili it the people about the her were oak. lug ma. y inapitipri tithe ill his character, sud called impost hue for his 1.(111(1 Tile 1.014 payer— " If whit I bear is true, Davis, 1 fear it Min I.e iittptog-Ible to slntider you. People caa scarcely say worse of you thin you ileserv<•." P.l •r--." Why, your Lordship, I intended to have come before yon to day of my own accord, to ask you to Z•re ine a ticket for the hospital, that 1 may get my leg curd. It is so bail I ran scars ely walk." The laird Mayor told him that as he meant to remand him for a week, lie would have the advite M Mr. Box, the surgeon of the C pier " Preiiiner—" Oli! I know , leiter than that, your Lordship. They ace more likely to mar my lex than mend it. Why wheu I went into the Contour yesterday, I was dragged across the yard noire like a Ilea than any thing else, your I.oi &hip ; and I was kicky,' two or three times." Lord Alayor—" hiked! Who was it that kicked you" Priamer•—" Why, that here villain as stands afore you" (poiulisi in the liimkry of Gilispur-street Compter). The lord Mayo, called tit the officer for an explanation of this charge, when it was dtui,d by many IT Oillf Mile.; hill it ispiwobed that thv Prisoner wa. II:11414/ to be Carried to .1 Cell, 114 MM . he refused to walk, lying on the ground, and behiving in the most outrarcons mintier. After some fur ther conversati 0000 the Pritiirer was committed fur further examination next week. NAVAL IN FR LLIGENCE. PORTEMOUTR. JULY 21 Arr:ved the Opossum gun-brig fro ze ► llal S A 2,1 July—left there the Leander, Saracen, Forth, and 11'ye. The Ann tranapol WRA to Asti tat, .14*1 after tlw thanen ~,,, with troelsi (,r Pitroittiouth. The Jesuirna, I).r 1.% , has pal btrk, 13%1 from tev,rm, ledLy, and must dischil,:e of her cal 9:111. _ $h Spartan, nil!, him Royal Highness the Doke of G:oucoter and suite, fur Huurdealm MARV/ICM JULY 24. Arrived ihr Ileaufov picket, wi , h a omit aud p from Coxismeu i and Ncpcau packet, with ditto, Gout taftroor.. JULY 23 The Niirgirrl, Vuour, from liggikirti, %hove on IVest (witliJut a pito') and is nul expected to he gut oil this isdr. DIAL, JOLT 24. Come tl eon from the ll;ver and remain the Titeudovio. nin, fur Pernambuco Baum, Owen, for T 1 ieste, mad GRAVFICVD, .11/LY 24. Arrived the G.tnil Intent, Clni lc, (lola Danix:e; Nlerca tnr, Itrutrit. ft Gr. oada; ---, nom Norway ; Mantle, Iliv , d,on, from l'actou ; A talant from Dant tie ; Arzo. C.i rl s, (mut It. inot ; Spartan, Furnell, from Genoa; lard Cranonnii, Atkins, and Sovereign, Mustard, front J•MACIS ; Robert and Astor, Situ k, from Antigua ; Rita Packet. lient•tlate, I the Brazils, anal 11/011IC others, mimes unknown ; also buiste furet:o vessels. Sailed 11, Blo,rvin, —, for llonhigne; Fux, Fux, fur Ostend; sod Stanton, Chambers, fur Brtmer. MEETING!? (b elf E MMus AT GuiLDKAL4 TO-MORROW. X. H. W. Price, Mittorim tra.dettler J. K Obey r, olaetrile:lll., in..ria.r E. G..tria. Tottruhant-coat t.roarl, ebresetnanger J. W. rearsou, Great NI etrl Mu - ones-street, deatiot DI VI DEN DS. J. Sienitoion, Emit Smithfield, millivolt R HAM lion, 01.1 Moot-street, merchant J. Lett, Ealing, shopk .per F. Pothossim, lair of rleelomwell, disc Her lO E. F.V. H &ditch, upholsterer . G. M. Thinkle, Nee-dte. t.sqsiore • leitic.nierchunt .... 10 R. Eiho e , Hamm coon, wiim.mercliatit %V. Fisher, Lambeth, to:irisirr J Johoshilt, I I ry.le.tione„ skim ...... W. Williams, husse.entoh•way, virtualiet in r. t 1.1.110 r.laue , irtnknell r W. and R. Tufo' (I, Soitilifi.d.lp, oik-manufwettirtoti... • 10 CERTIFICATES. W. Eirton„ of Ditocohicr, York, maltiter FL Cron titer, of them A 111 , 1111 rer I, Gtooloottes-firbili London. spirit. 1111.11 limit —A. Morn, of litiolo th, tociostler.—G Gregory, aro. of (Itchier, —W R. Intim:l, jun. of Jewry. shevt, A !Agate, 1. and sow-manufacturer Juboatou, of Manchester, silk•tourcer. Barha , lites Paper.; to the 20th of June have ar rived. The Semiramis frigate, C ))))) motion. Sir .latiaLs YEO, 'privet' ..tr she 1.1iu.1, on the 16th of May, from Coat of Africa. She was extrected to sail •nnaio on the oßili of the atone month, fur Jd. InalCil. moil thence to Eeiglait. All the tiri.inu•rr Beide...red to death at the last Assizeis sit No, thrilintoto have been respited, in cutooyieence or time rainiest sitterceiaiou of Milt of the insticipal it:hob:biota of the toffy. rith 1.4 N A ‘VATERFORD, JULY QQ. EMBARK 4TION OF CAVA I. Y.—The *tiverugm itt calitagre which IVicerfor4l p50...r.0r. (or the landing tint esishorkoui•so of royalty, hove of late brill frt. quesstly noticed. A tits ski , git nstratiun of flies* aitivehugeot was ufT.nle,l dielo aim) of the 7th Dragoon Gsiords armed here u Monday, assd the ecrosol uu Ttiesslo) ; after a abort refrestosiont, each slay, age, &C. Were all safely, lull .with octants! facility, pot use board troisepotto Kim-a:4 of the Pantile. and diatrly dripped down the rarer, and soiled directly for Biddeford, without the drhy of a riugle night ashore. or the occurrence of tatty occident. It could he difficult to find a place where nttier, could be better managed. nENERAL ELECTION . WEXFORD, 3loxn*Y, Jut.y 20. CUP* litupford .. 4 Dsito ColeWindt.. V'lcnica The general opinion is that thee Elet tion wnutJ close ye+terday or this day by the returo auJ the. consequent chairing .1 ,qessts. Carew iti.d Cul dough. All the bo"ths have fur some time been clo-td, except that of the extensive Barony of Bantry, where the interest of the Lord appears ex ceedingly weak, DUBLIN. JULY 20. List night a most destructit•r mid al srw•ug ft• 6 broke out at hall-past leo o'clock. m the 11 " , k` ,. Of Mr. I),toiel M'Ketut, grocer mod el.utt-meii•hatut, al the corner of Alerriott-row. It was . 1 aua. d bt• stupid boy he'dig sent down to the er Ilar tii dram a gallon of spirits, in doing which the 11. me of the candle commuiticsted to the liquor, suit instantly produced a blade that Ito {summit power coastal feslll. The inhabitants of the house slught their safety in flight; cud so rapidly dirt the fl,itnes rush through out the building, that a female servant was dread. fidly, although we hope not dangerously, buite, The neightedirliond being alarmed, assistance was rendered Emil every quarter. The civil authority appeared in the very earliest period of the tire. —Mr. Alderman Fleming, Mr. Sheriff Wheeler, the whole of the Police of the sixth under the eupetintettiltmer of Mr. Manniiig, Chief Peace Officer, of that divisine, were speedily on the spot. Detachments froin the 40th, 50th, and 93 , 1 (High landers) regiments were ordered out try Colonel of the 3d Dragoon Guards, Field Officer of the night. Mr. Quinton, with all the other officers connected with the Pipe Water Establish. ment, was us Cititi as pos.iiile in ottviefilice. Err gine alter engoie arrived, and the head of tile was knocked off by the direction of Mr. Slits. riff Wheeler and Mr. Quinton, which produced tote first supply of water. The fire by this time as. slimed the most alarming and terrific appearance. Explosions of the spirits and other iullauunablr. sub stances reratedly took place. Every exertion ass made to save the building, but in vain. At half-past eleven it presented our of the most awful spectacle. that we have ever witnessed—the reof was literally Mince ailf, and the fire burst (min every wittil.ier of twit large fronts, mid mounted in columns of flame f the roof in such a repirl z wiiy, a. was scarcely ever witnessed in this city. At about half past twelve, after the entire of the dwell. ing had been consumed, the front towards Merriou. street 1.11 in with e dreadful crash. Happily its fall was perceived, and tio live. etre lost, although at - veral eersons were hurt. Water luiving been by this time obtained in firge quantifies, the different togines of this city, partici.hirly St. Peter's laree liarisli engine, and the Atli• how allee C pelity'o• engine, proved h , ghly effective iis *atter; the adjiiiising liiiiists from the flames. At two o'clock, there was twitting I. It iif the house but the south flout ; the houses ma rails side erre preserved. fr aright seem tirvidititia to attempt to give airy pre-eminence to one ie-tuat more than atiother, but besides the civil authorities whom we have oh eady mentioned, the prompt attention of the different tletachinetita of the gar rison, which acre called out by Coliiiiel Holm e s, and elreh were commanded by Ltrutetianit Sorry of the 20110, Lieutenant Drown of the 50th, ow l L caimans Sutherland of the 93 I (Iliglifrotleop), assisted by several officers, whose nr: o us we were unable to Dioxin, were IliOity conspicuous. 'Else fire was got under without any oilier than what we have enumerated. Thr lease c . u .. sumed was, ee are sorry to say, taut iitsur,i.-- (Currespondeni. I By the Trinidad Courant, of the ed nay, we re gret tOHt on the ',receding (lay a ti e took place in as wooden huildin in the town of S.in Fis• nand°, which cominoweatell wilt bud' rapuhry to other houses of this description, that to le-s than tine hours nearly the whole 01 the tu,"n oats consumed. The loss bustained ou tl:is occasion mod have been very conpitlerithle ; atal tt dpvt.rt. that about 200 lilido.oftmizar, which had hero pLicid there fur the purpose of shipping, were destroyed. A negocOttion for • loan ha• been set on foot his• his Holiness the POPE wish Meson. Itontsctittn. The sum required will nut exceed 500,000 L vzerhol:. The shoemakers of Shreasbute have struck an increase of wages. Those ut StssiforJ use ;se. paring to follow the example. Setoniny--ST. at the Bank, Excluqurr, East ludte, and Suutts Sri Hunan,. CIRTII. In Hill-street, P.etkel.y.squme, un tl.e 21st instaid, Je Lady of Thomas Knox, Coq M.P. Ida dAsogill.r. MARRIAGE. On VVetlnetiday, the 161 It tubtant, et Well+, 11 . ti.P 11 .•. Clement Tuilte:tv. Chaplain to hi+ K. , yal II choral' the Oat e of Clarence, Richoid Buford, Cis nti ily of the• Nue ill iri•h Orairtoriis, to Harrit 1, tote of the dauitat.e. the late Holu.rt Toil+ .y. Esq. a n d r iaUr of the road J. P. Tudway, GI M.P. for Well*. DEATII. On the 2411, instant, sifter u short illness•. Ann AM' , foot shiughtes Jervis Ricketts Esq. of Bedir , t square. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT I ()NNW niturcE. Motemog I aft. r 9. I Eveniug 33 after 9 LON Di Plk : Prints it 11111• Ilcbltshed al IM Ilairt, Au. 1; 7 ; and; where A.,ve.tm me tilt Oft escrowed. awl Lo elite (u..stimisl) must be saltless.. C. RIM 14 Nu. 1. Clemeuei lun, Priuter.—J. MUTE" No. 111, Straw , ' Publitber.