The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-20 00:00:00

.3LIVtiDAY 77W . i.fDAV: Yesterday being the aneiversery et what is ge nerally called Maunday Thursday. the same was &Nerved with she amid Royal bonsai, which is a rimy eassot camera, it having been established in ilia Coonby as long heck is the year 1363, by Xibiterd 111. wheq that King actually washed the !Peet of the pow people who were relieved; its tint ,ration of the kitrodity .f oar Soviets, t sod it is on petted. that Cardinal Widget performed this hit iliating cerensowy in the city of Yee k. where the Arlo! bounty was distrilteted at that time, it Neitig necessary that it should be dispensed where the Utitirt is held. It ie now actually kept op in Portugal, and other Catholic cimautries. • the Royal benevolence was established to take place on tile Thursday previous to Easter Sunday, aid it derived its name of Matioday Thursday from the hand-heekets, which were called ssantsda b in which the shares* Christian Potentates distributed previsions to the poor, as swell as by tlw heads of the Clergy in their different Dioceses, to alleviate the distresses of the poor. blaundity w also explain ed by sane ea a small present on salmon occasions. In ateeeqeseee of the advanced lege of our seise ruble Illesterch, the numbers this year were increas ed to 110. The distribeties, as esuel, leek place at Whitehall Chapel, where a tempireary building was erected on the ettleide, ie Privy Gardena, sad acemersedetiee was pievided for 80 etre and so gesso, sad about 60 spectator', when 2 cede 9 salmis, IS red herrings, 18 pickled herrings. sad 4 leaves, were Strum to each person. in a 000dee heel. After the Sib mod bread had been distributed, se lb. of hest, sad see leaf, weft dis tributed tenet+. Meter. Dr. Page, the Sub.Almeiter. sad Mr. Mushy, the Lord Hugh Almoner's Secretary, at tended to inspect the distribettee, and alter all the poor persons had 11110611011 their provision% the Sub. Almoner proposed " The kith* y eke King," which was drank in ale, out or weeds. ceps. In the skylines the ceremonies and additional Royal bounties were resessed in the Chapel. The Gent/ewe of the Chapel Royal attended to per form the Service, consisting of Messrs. Hawes, Clark,, Nield, Beckwith, Webb, Gore, Brans, Salmon Beale. &c. The Service wa s read by the Res. dr. hidden. Boon after three o'clock the ceremonies corn menVerl by a procession entering the Chapel of eight Yeomen of the Guard and a Yeoman Usher, one of the Yeas,n carrying en his had • large gold dish, in which were 160 red kid bogs, which slight to have contained eft. in gold, but had • if. Bank note; and also white kid bogs, tied to the others with white lestherktrings about two feet long, in which were id. std. 3d. end ed. is silver core, amounting to 6.. Od. being aro many pews se the King is ears old. The dish contsioisni these no- Therm's hogs was placed on a table. which was co vered with a whits cloth in trout of the Altar. The remainder of the Procession consisted. 4 the Rey. Mr. Holmes, the Sub-Dees of tht Chapel Royal, the Rev. Dr. Page. the SalitAinsoner, Mr. Hanby, the Lord High Almoner's Secretary, Mr. Jones. the Groom of the Almanry, two Boys and lwo Girls, selected frOsi.kt. Margereee Natives! Clinal ft* dish . . good beligitotht - by the s•b-Al molter ; these with the Gentleness were decorated with cambric muslin with and sashes, carrying bouquets of flowers, and preceded by a Gentleman Verger of the Chapel Royal. After the First Lessen, the Gentlemen who formed the procession ascended into the gallery, and distributed to the MO men shoes sad stocking., which were gives. to them by the Bab-Almoner. The Gentlemen of the Choir then sung an appro priate piece. After this, cloth for a coat, and linen for a shirt, were distristnited in a similar manner. An appropriate piece was song after this. The red bags containing the if. notes and the mien silver coinage, were distributed in a similar manner, sod after that to eighty women. The delightful anthem by Dr. Arnold, WA. is this this cowed AIM Edea." was meat admirably snug by Mama. Hawes, Evans, age. The T Rev. Mr. Pridden reed ao ippropriate thanksgiving and prayer (XIS.). The Kiug's health was aftennwils drank in claret, nu t of wooden cups, by the gentlemen who per tat cued the service and composed the procession, dile 1 the immerses assemblage of those wbo bad We took of the Royal Bounty. liesteeday the Duke of Sutiax visited the Duke sue' Duchess of CynicsElea. The Duke and Duchess of C...OIIIIBILAND bad a dinner party yesterday. We are happy to state that Mr. Coin has been not of chop, by his medical friends, mid a!thnugh he still tontinees marmite!, &lit& tilted, yet there is every reason to hope that he lilt, err long. he restored to the blessiug of Feiv tinvute iudividnals have excited .a warmer in terra in the feelings of liersens of ell mirk, than this Gentleman during a long and pings , alma; but those whoiesi kiiztv his worth as a pirate eh.. meter and his. value in social life, ass slaw the boat able to appreciate his •• misty for eel length of time. TLe event of (fume Teowas Ltoott.t., Esq.. «Must sots of Sir *funs. 111111111 f LIRDSLL, Bert. Itaveissworth Castle, attainiag his ass**. Ism celebrated on Tuesday se'noight, by the tementa aod atl.sraesi of that ancient family diciest, together at l i.- Queen's Head, Newcastle. Abdut eighty set •an to an excellent dinner, at three o'clock, and 1 , 14 up the attnoet festivity sod heremey toe late bolo. After the usual loyal and rusiatic boosts "ere given, the heahh of H. T. LIDORLL. /toy. was thank with the greatest enthusiasm ; theta the health. of " Sir Thomas Hen/ Liddell"—" Lady LikLlell"—" The retaiiiiiing Branches of the 111111• ven.worth Fainily"—and " The Her. --- Lid deli" —all which were receives' with every deism. sttai.n o of respect awl delight. Among other beets wer e drank—" The Earl of Strathmore"—" The ( ;AllisThe Mayor and Corponititin N ewrustle"—" The Navy"-.... The Army' Hnke of Wellington"—" The Coal Trade," See. The Newiliaile an d Gateshead bells were ran ou the oi.custou." . . ALL A? THE MANSION Roust. The ensuing hag on Easter Monday is In be conducted on, g magnificent. but less 'movie, *ale than ssanal. adhere*, the number of tickets leaned (fruits 6 to 7.600) tended only to ergots she almost colifnaion, and to disappoint the enzions is this enjoynsent of the donee. The Lord Mayor. on the present oceinion, lames not more than %MG or 4.300 ticket*, and. in the distribution of theme; hoe refused to necouunodote even many permed friend.. IRELAND. DUBLIN. kAlitil ie. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant End CosintesaTalbot did Mile Kelly the peculiar honour of being pre.eut at her benefit and last performance here, on Saturday night. The eatertgaments were The Beggar's Opera, .Da Ths Falk of Clgde, end Misr Kelly played Luc, and Ellen. with midi.. asinithed excellence. Miss L Polis was very respectable perfornuract. On Thursday evening the Countess Talbot's se• tend ball. at Dublin Castle, was attended by a lame assemblage of the first personages or the fashionable world. Yrderday his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and Countess Talbot atteroled the charity Selllloll, reaehrd in Sr. George's Choral., by the Rev. A. A.M. is support of the St. George's F;;;TlTospital. Their Excellencies will. this evening. he present at the commemoration of Handel, at the Rotunda. The E.irl of Bettie,. Lord Arthur Hill. sad Lord Clonmore, were among the arrivals yesterday, by the Pelham, packet, from England. tmisitice. MAIICII 11. Yesterday the bodies of Jaw Dillon', his sister, the widow Costello, and her daughter, were found dead on the lauds of Knockdrunrouti, in this county. As various report, are is circulation as to the man ner is which t h ey came by their deaths. we abstain frost entering into detail. until a report of the Curouer's Inquest is receired.—fehrosick.) ELECTIONEERING. anomie, Souk 14. Oar new candidate, M r . Foxlike,ly , suede his entre into this borough last .1111ortday, preceded by • band of music, drums and Mee, &c. playing, bells ringing, flap flying r -i, *bort, like the fish nieseger's ware, we were e s All alive, alive, 0 !" As soon as the carriage , was wet, the horses were taken off, ropes pet to, and Mr. F. was drawn in by the freemen. We have seen our new can didates es father occasions drawn in by woken ; and we spay probably see the ceremony performed spies., It is no small gratification to the gentle- Nan to be drum in by the ladies. However, the carriage and its content* were drawn in and throish the town, and at last op to the Granby lo&!t, where Mr. F. slighted, went in, and made his ap possum:rout of woof the chamier windows. Frew Ilia elevation we were addressed in a short speech, concise and comprehensive. Mr. F. expressed him self extremely obliged fir the attention and respect @ hewn him ; it was needless, he said, for him to make useof a deal of mods; he came to solicit the suffrages if the bleeps's% &c. at large, and hoped to merit and obtain their support : his principles were well known : for the present he begged lame re w ithd rew , as before he left the borough, he should pay his re streets, indivilinally and personally, in every free /Ina. For the last three days - he has been can vassing the tows, sad this eseruiag set off for Hull. The day he canoe is the freemen were billeted at the different public-houses to the amount of eight shillings ascii ! A sumptuous dinner was pro vided at the Granby Inn. for himself and the Heeds of the Corporatism ; about tvienty•Ave set demo to it, and the evening was spent with the greatest harmony. He is to return In a few days from Hull to Grimsby. when the ladies, it is arid,' ars to amens has particular attention. Yesterday Mr. CALCSAFT, M.P. left town for Rochester. Mr. 113100011 AN fat town yesterday morning , for the Earl of Jeasitv's scat, Middleton Park, on his wily to the North. Tuesday last, M. A. TAYLON, kg+ M.P. can vassed the city of Durham. Mr. Wualtatox, the present Member for the city, commenced his can vass ON Thursday. It is Iskewitie expected that Mr. ALLAN, the other Member, will be at Darhans in the course of this week, • warm contest is, there fore, likely to take place. Od Saturday the Lore At oche of Scotland was elected Member of Parliament for the burghs of Easter and Wester Anstrother, Pittesiweern, itilrenuy, and Crail, in the room of Sir J. C. AA. lIIIIOTNZA, Bart. deceased. &r Getman HOPE has returned to town froth Chitin's. and will retire from she Admiralty Beard iu •.boot a fortnight to Scotland. On Friday a Meeting of the county of Aberdeen was held to cyanides' Qf Lord BINNING'S Lunatic Asylum Bill. The Report of the Committee was received. by which it ipPenred. that the objects of the Bill might be ottAned by voluntary instead of forced alms. Iltesolationi were moved and agreed to, that the measure should be fully opposed—that the Member for the county be instructed to (hit effect—and that every Peer sad Commoner contact ed with Aberdeasehint be raisested to co-operate iu the setae. A Meeting of the county of Lanark wen held on Friday. to take into aestaideraikio Lord BINNING'S Bill. On Wednesday the comity of Ituxburgli met for a similar purpose. It wits determined by both • t *unties to oppose the Bill. The issue or silver °Alegre from the Rank corn evinced yesterday. It is distributed. in the first in stance. among the London honkers. and to die p%oniont of eo,ouol. each, if they please to accept hn el uch. The number of these bunkers is 70. The 1 e 0 nary bunkers are about three times that number. I At: the means of supplying the deficiency of silver specie in circulation, this measure is desirable, but it does not furnish grotind to anticipate the resump tion of cash rsyrnelits, LAO' INTELLIGENCE. 0111aT •f CRANCIRY, Ltsroved TIIII,IR9DVI, MAMA 19. bRIGHTON IMPROVEM ENTS.—DEMURR ER. The ATTORNET-OINERAI. v. BROWNE and OTOrrtv. The circonnstances of ship ease W e bare reported. It will he recollected, that the que,.t . tat issue is, whether • certain drity nu coals brought into the town of Brighton woo properly applied. 'Flue informatiou alleged, timi tar July "es im1)";- ed fur the pnrpose of keepiog the enthaokineot. in repair, to prevent the tea front mekitig an lomad into the town—tod that the Defetatlontv had miNip plied the fond, by applying it for the general im provement of the Doris. Tu this infurinatiun the Defendants had demurred. The ConoCat;mcar.r.on this morning, on com ing into Court, art half-past nine o'clocfr, ohgerved, dist he would not then give his promised judgment in this ease, but would reserve it fiw • future occa sion. It was • cue that embraced a great imittber .of ceinplicated points, which it would be incum bent on him to advert to. However, the strong im pression on his mind was, that the demurrer email not be supported and when he finally gave his judgment, he would state hi. reasons for having coot! to tint conclusion. He would give the Learned Counsel due notice alien be would deliver his jadgineut at length. BUSINERI OP THE COURT. The LORD Ctl.►ttcrt.t.ok I Clink it neces. eery. Gentlemen bf slit Bar, to inform you I am determined 1161 to hear motions or petition. of 'my kiwl. except on the days fixed for hearing them. I highly approve of the order made by his !foment the Vice-Chancellor, that of appointing specific days for certain business. by which memos causes me swots dispensed of. I am dete►mined to follow the same coarse. This Court has been often refi gured fur delay ; but I will ask how is it to be avoided, if the business of it is to be inteerapte4 day after day by motions and petitions coming on by request? If this Court will allow arch accom modation, and the other refuses it, there must be an end to all order. I will therefore not li.ten to any application of the kind, without it has some connexion with the regular business of the day. I hour this public notice, which I have thought it my duly to give. will prevent me from the pain of being obliged to refuge applications that Ought never to base beret made. However. if they are hereafter made, it well only be a waste of time. fur I will not listen to them." His Lordship Was ocesipted the remainder of the day in hearing Lunatic Pelitiona. HOME CIRCUIT. 11PuIle :he A i, a S US SEX LENT &MZ7Pm 111010NAII, MARCH 18. BRIGHTON MURDER. The Grand Jury having yesterday ignored the Bill of indictment against James Day. a private soldier in the Mit regiment of Royal Scotch Fuzi leers, and James White mood Joat Wiliest:, two ►espectable inhabitants of Brighton, the former charged as a principal in the wilful murder of Thomas Rowles. in the parish of Brighthelmstone, on the sth of November last, and the two latter as necessaries thereto, they were this morning sever ally arraigned upon the Coroner's Inquest, in order to take their trials. They severally pleaded Not Cetilig. The Prisoners had ull been admitted to bad, and surrendered this morning. Day was placed within the dock, and the others (who were men of very respectable appearance) were exempted from this ignominious ceremony, and stood in the place allotted to Attornies. Owing to the frequent diocottsion of this cosy, and the universal inte►est excited thereby. the Court was crowded to excess, although it was gene rally reported lost night that no evidence would he offered in support of the prosecution. This report seems to have been well founded. Mr. Communities (with whom was Mr. Dot.- LAND) had been retained for the prooecistiou, and in a short address to the Jury, stated, that, upon consideration, it had been found expedient tint to press the present prosecution. He was relieved from the painful duty of stating, end supnoitiug by evidence, the case which lie had been instruct ed to bring forward scainat the persons now hr_ fore the Court, sod therefore he felt great plea sure in discharging the threefold duty now left to him to perform : tirst, to spore his Lordship the trouble of taking any evidence ; next, to save the time of the Jury ; and, thirdly, to put an cud to the anxious suspense of the individuals under accuigtion. This resolution had been formed in consequence of a delibetate investigation of the charge, as presented upon the record of the Coro nees Inquest, which, upon examination, wile rOUIId defective 10 • most material allegation, namely. that it neglected to ascribe the death of t he deceased to the wound received from the bayonet of the per son charged as principal in the murder. This will sits objection so obvious even to the most inex perienced Layer, as to he completely insuperable, dud therefbre it had been resolved not to press the matter further, inasmuch as the result must be equally beneficial to the accused. Anxious, therefore, to spare the time of the Court and Jury, and also solicitous to relieve the Defendants from their perilous situatimi, he had; in conjanction with the expetienced judgment of his Lealied Colleague, thus taken the earliest oppottoisity of announcing (Ai intention of calling no evident e on the part of the Cormier, to whom the Crown. budoubtedly the detect in the inqineition might be ascribed, woe free from all imputation, both in esperienee and judgment. The feet was, the inquisition had been Preened open a precedent; continued in a modern treatise an criminal pleading, of great and deseried nierit—ihat of Mr. Starkey, whicb contained the precedent in question. as being sinetioned by the tmanimons opinion of the twelve Judges. It was impossible, howeter, for any lawyer to contend. that a precedent so defective could be sanctioned by the authority of any Criminal' Court. The in; quest now under consideration omitted to allege that the death wise the consequence of the wound, and therefore it would be an furless waste of time • In p05.., , , cr ,. solticli must sootier et later strusio.s , eis acquittal. Under these circuits statues he felt it.o dory whiCh be owed ro the Court and the Pri-nuns to abandon the prortcutinu. • Mr. Id ,con f ;111 Het said, he thought the Learned Counsel for the prusecutimi' had• doue themselves infinite hoi,otir, by the catriid .and gentlemanly manner to Lich they had voluntarily stated an ob. jet:doss to the fanin or the proceedings, iu the pro priety and smolders> of which every lawyer milst agree. His vas of onitaion, that the al fectiols was in+nuenthle, nutwitlostantling the grave authority upois which it ivies brooded—mid, there fore. had the prosecution goi furthee, lw should have felt it to tie his duty to p..eveut the case going to the Jury..., Mr. TADey, who appeared as Counsel for Mr. Williams, ackllOU lodged the honourable and liberld moaner in which the proceedings had been stopped by the Counsel fur the irrosecuttoo. He felt it ue• cemary, however. to state,. on the part of Michela, is well us the dtlier persons under accusation. that no one could tnine.adrenly lament the hale of the unfortutiate malt who laid lost his life. than they slid—a misfortune, whukis had arisen solely from tic citletrt, and was the lamentable casualty arising from llw diechargeofthe Dertudinit's public duty. Mr. Baron Guatt.tst said; he wits justified lei stating, that us fir its he could collect the cociint. stances of the case. as well from the depositiop s as from the statements elsewhere, the Defetedents were wholly free from blame, the misfortune having arisen, ettotpiteered to him, f l out a c c id en t, The Defriallaisto were all fotind—Aot Galliy, and inidiediately discharged. Mr. B4LCANTiNE was COUNIeI for Day, and Mr. HEATH fur Mr. White. ATTESIPI' to SitreDFß., John Aleenord was indicted utiiitsi the Black Act. 9 Geo. I. mei under Lord Elleithorouglets Act. fur wilfully tied maliciously presenting a loaded pistol anti shooting at John Wristlets. in the parish of Ashburultam. on the I Ith of January, with intent to murder, or do him s grievous bodily harm. The COMMoII SERJEANT and Mr. BOWEN Con ducted the prosecution, and Mr. Attoasws con ducteet the defence. It appeared in evidence, that the Prosecutor was in the service of Lord Ashburtillates, us stutter genie-keeper. and halving been iitfortned loy an other under-keeper. named Clarke, ma the even ing of the 11th of January. that there were soave poachers in Forms; e Wood, the property of Lord Ashburnhatit, lie went thither. and found the Prisoner concealed. lyius on his hands mid knees, having . 11114 discharged st fowling-piece. Me immediately attempted to take him into cur tody, fell upon him and held him down, and called for the assistance of Clarke, %Vhilst iu this attitude the Prisoner pulled a pistol from ander his smock-frock, and turning it over his /boulder in the direction of the Prosecutor's head, he discharged it, hut fortunately without effect, as the Prosecutor's head happened at the moment to be turned anoilre way. The Prisoner was effec tually secured, and offered 51. to lie released, which was refused. He afterwards confessed his guilt; . and it further appeared that he html pubbel7 ;aid in an ale-house, it e•tr'.; :61 he was deter ' mined never to be taken by any constuble or keeper. for if his owe gun failed, lie had n little thing" under his smock-frock (alluditig to his pis tol), which would do the business. The Jury found the Prisoner Cerny, hut re commended him to mercy--a" recommendation which was strongly seconded by Lord Ashburn ham, who by his Counsel, the COMMON SEN./ KANT, said, that the only object Of the- prosecution was to set au example to offenders of the like description. Sentence of Deeth was passed on the Prisoner. but some hopes were held out to him that it would• not be carried into estecutiou. SHIPLEY GANG. James Evans. James Jupp, Philip Jupp, and Henry Jo bp, James Nye, ►elt. James Nye, juts. Thomas Philpar; and Daniel Napley, were ar raigned upon ten indictments for vatious burglaries and felonies committed within the last two years. The Primmer* funned a gang which has been the terror of the county fur the Ibis' three years; at length the above Prisouers were apprehended.— .. flits morning. no being brought into Court, they pleaded Gaifty to all !Ist iiialicithents. Mr. COllllllOll SERJEANT mail Mr. CURSTOOD, who were Counsel f i r the prosecution, stated, that as the Priiirmers seemett actuated by ■ sense of contrition for their bw►t conduct, into which they had been seduced by an obi offender, On the part of the prosecution, recommeuded them to the mercy of the Court. It was understood that the leader Of this gang was punk! I?apley, seaa an old Otender, who, *hen he found the party was discovered rod spine. braided, banged him►elf. 11w report of the Long Smut laving iiwreaseil;:, is without foundation. ft hey been sot:oiled by order of the T ' 'ty House. London, and uo alte ration found in it. Some of the Leith whale ships are this year fur nished with harpoon guns, °hid) have tweit used by the Hull vessels for several Their utility was lately tried in the sccond net duck. in firing at • barrel, and the experionent fully answered expre. tuition. The gun is modsited °tithe hew of the hoot, mil the harpoon, with a fiate attached, is fired out of it, and will strike at the point bloask diitance of 00 or 30 fathoms; by which means a llsh miy lw struck when there is tio chance of reaching it by' throning the dart. Steeling Deed Rodier.-On edneaday night a vulgar villains, called liesNiveetiox Alen; were par ticularly active in the clinic's-pi:id of Christcluirch ? Sisriey. The• babel of three groiklpef.ollll ind one Child were two from their ginveii;winkh were interred •on the preceding day. The wall by , which the ground is surrounded is deftimive, and much too lose for security. In the beginning a Iv* week a farmer t neai Stir. hug. leaving an altercation With his servant giil on account of her refuliing to di ohm she nap desired, he. in A rag., alien a pair of iongit at tier; which missed the servant, but struck . his own child, exit! atinut fourieiiiyearii °rage, on .the head; of.tihielt ihe died noon after. .~„~ • 71IE _ , rte • • BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S YESTERDAY RlDDLerivounli ! , TATKES. 5 to 1 OW Ringtail 7 to ; art Dictator I to 1 *tot Creep 11 t.) I log ern , krutel I to l'ottst I.4ocasbire 12 to 1 ngst Siawrit, liecta?" Watch JO to 1 agr,t allthltetborpv • 11E411T. 15 to 1 most Milton 14 to 1 arpt F.Pymoor 1 11 tO 1 eitlA Allegretto IR to 1 agrt Roottail 13 to 1 apt Crucy 25 lu 1 nga Parnsul. 13 to I agt4 Dittmar oAlt‘. • 11o i to 1 arse Lon 1: to i egad Manic: 13 to .1 apt Sister to It to 1 agst Prihct Nectdr No betting on any other race. The KetaiparketSprini Meeiltnt will take place en tke second litorday in April. Easter falling in Marct. PEDESTlflditisir. • • .THE GRkAT FOOT RACE ' On no sportinz event of 'a ainrilar kin.l blot lin rnroli intr. rest !not exciteds•tiw runny years as that which tf?nk 11144 , ' on Nuidrnhead Thicket, on ‘Vednesday, One a state of 1.10 amine's. 11w noddy e$ to otnrnt air4t each coiner tiro•en miles. Ohl Tom nod Relator wr:e celebrated in? exolnits sisil.iimeti in nineteen peelodet or, the forester having- p,rform ed tifireii Miles in nor hunt and 'ldris miuntef , , a¢ninpt time, un ilie Vic: ridge rued, last year ; and !he het. r, to nee phrat.t. •as eormirleced rr.tlicr gone to . his day, Ito linvitte lierfurmed astentsbilig re:AP. Coluoici Parton sty looted (MI Tont, and Rainer *as loirtall by the amateurs of s en t. Ths (Whining is the time earl mile ells done iti, The wee are greeililoirtf years of I iIAIX IR. OL D TOM. flitOL SIM. . me. Ise Wt. mu . ace . I It .. ........ 55 ... , a ' 6 4 6 ti a ... . a a Q Itr - I, 23 io ........... A..., .. .. . 24 . Rainer, one hoar nod flfey seueonlit.—Old Tom; uue hour, rotor neisintes, and Iwo scroode. . Rainer, after doing the ern mitre, Ira, sheer. genders of • mile before tie adversarV, w!iei ai:peened languid, and Mt resigned, dead beat, in running the 12th Mar, 011111 Rainer walked the greater part of the loiter three mit a, he having performed twelve iw one hour moil chillers, minutes awl a hitt Betting was 5 to 9 on Rainer, as his opponent was said to have a alight cold. Worte grown' could out liave been pickett ; auJ thin, added to the wind, lust all balm shunt flair, as it rat it drawbar". or at least two minutes of time in Ilse distance. ftaknee was (listens.. ik elk r hi. nelvee. airy gave is, by a temporary pain in time cliest occasioned by the chills's* fried; hut lie never. .striupeot One,. Re mates that. Old Tom could not keep ooh oath him from an_ junior speed, and he headed him at leave a quarter O E II mil* in the sixth mile. Some of Rainer's nights will* unequalled by any other pedestrian, mid tloe °oda increased upon him its every mile. — . .. ..Arrt.rioft 'rut BA/UM,AND BIRA3IFD —This r a ce, be.: tweet, the reputed best tour-mile melt in the country, also excited much interest, and the winner was hacked to du it be til Inlayer.. Brasier was a quarter of a mile behind. when he gave in at two miles, although be was backed at t to 4 lo win. . A light between a Window barber and a Staines weggnner, kept the spectators on the wound till five o'clOck. rim barber bore a*aj the althea-40ton purse, after a tame fight. .:"....*-4-........1..__ - POLICE. atiomtox4intosc ' ' DARING RODBFiti'. Charles Newman and Gower Jute, two notnr,ionp. eke. ratters, were yesterday charted with rol,biug tart Bowles of hit Pocket book, containing sortie Binh notes and other properly. The depredation was codwoitted in the must atolacioiss manner • few days since on Linlente-hin, and to deirtermi•ly that the Primuers escaped instantly with their booty. The Captain however, gave imniecliate iii6ernat lots of the fact, and des cribed the Prisoners so i ccnra t e ly, shalt Harrison, the IllarAaltnaii, sucteedid lit seeming tie m aq rfedirestlar, in Thames-street, where be fonnd slum "on the seen*" (look jug out for. plunder.) Tut were completely front's fed by Captain Ban b.s. In addition to Ike foregoing cluerge,,Clitheredr, another officer, stated that a few evriiiugs since the Pilimser, Jata, was prowling along Gratechurch street, and at length, after innately iestieeties the ilassengvni, carts, waggon*, &c. he lard bit eye epee one or Ike latter. coutaiiiiiiglagYake, abd Muller a trunk of goods, ran off. , Being elusety eliased Ibraegb varieus ',peels and avenues be fiaally escaped, but threw away the trunk in his Both itecionlious were denied - by the Prisoners, but the scrount th ey g nu, o f o(mo:etre. r4st a tissue of j.revarica tom, and the °Mien reeoguised tln m as They were remanded for • dual examinatlnn. 141111.1.00RfirG11-3TR►FT. Gewersl gateman charred his Beretta,. KO. Jokasoe, who had laved twelve moot* wish him, wok the futtuiriet rob bery. The Prisoner had, the sole mire of the General's teonk. containing his wardrobe. and Ma Vi'edisesday lie missed los trarelling trunk from bps roma. mkking intriry 'periling it. the Prisoner said hr hart liken it to be cleaned. It was fetched by order of the Prosecutor, Win found it very suit the Prisoner pretended that he bad left the keys at his lodginra, hut on the trunk brine opeaed, it arm ewer taluest that it had httn emptied of it.. eimtents. The Gene.. rat observed that he Ivinied to divia, and . rimarked, that if the crook was empty the drawers *ere not ; btit on einsasin int them, Plaak the officer having got the keys from the Primmer, they were esipty also, and the General wee &algid to redeem various milers Awe pledge to dress. Gpw:,r , la dupliests• were foaled open Hie Prisoner. wbo was re. drawled A dories beggar, an impudent mendicant. win: hers shunt the atreeta•t Ike Weal end or the Loam, was chant. d b)deneral Whittlock with sinking aT kith sub a clutch. tbrenteatua to 111111111 t 111111. The General date?, that he pagaed the @reused, who was ma two crutches. in the Edgware-road, on Tionsday 14,4, when he innied bach. wed without any provocation Nittetert Emmy threats, and struck at She Prostenter. The l'risout t wan committed in default of Gall. cfpplfippq dust • barrt, brimitme 7 erlpent-rusd. Isa 4 awl A CO e, •nd Wes no Art thtrtfor• Earl pail . NURGILAIti ie pi i f ire wad cbarroi by John neisminie, No 9; 1. trhAbirett, wi th cutworithat a bnrtGary bolus hhoow. r secutor !aka, that *it atititibettveta rind sad t,n • The Earl of Ru 0V11161.940ARE. lehat appeared to answer Minhwinat.o • laid against bird byenalleen iaturasyri ea~nplriai.g tin one of Isis liirdahip's aerkirts thsid'Er a bk., , to bi. Lordship, drew. iry Ihellarbi we the Foilrem-nen oat Monday, the ihh heifers, ' iritheet ••s+ ran Miaow hi Lord.litp's SWIM anipberliairstad thtrenii to large as let il+lr eharaelers, &nitrify to the provisiobs of Ilk Act call ed the Roctil Art. The Noble Earl assurer} the Magistrate the rah was ec fig to the arrisirighee, to rreeive some small repair", so to berellidetlateserg iseadwe parents' It, and therc was n inlMainta of toitnallieg 111 11 1641 . 1 1 1 6 e Art. • The ifferthi,Miwid en t e isAwi ße d bia Loitiship the Ar area Fiesta,., drat eocart steroid •pp. sr on the road wall "ON oirsitereantie bird itiaatarr, and he Illtlff tfortfor Oaf Eardleassi 406 nail costs. h e Noble Earl pan '- • ' • Sheered intreedtatrely. . • BUNGLART • 1 3 1 1 'r